Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
INrrK-NATIoNAL MARRIAGES.


is lust at present receiving deal OF
discussion ia leading American news
papers. Growing ont Of that subject j.
the matter Of cheap titles, which many
q foreigner palms oil ia exchange for
American cash and beauty. In Spain,
Italy aud some other European coun-
tries. saws the New York Press, titles Of
alleged nobility can be bought 50 cheap
lv that itreally seems pity to see Amer
lean girls throw themselves and their
happiness into the bargain along with
their own or their parents money IL
stands 90 reason that such marriages
cannot. as rule, be happy. The dowry
figures IL the arrangement with a prom
incure that is chilling aud coarse TO
old fashioned American ideas OF matri-
mony. tine husband looks 10 the wife
mo-, alone for support but for obedience
shea must be- hi. slave by the lamp. ami
apart from her money bee would not
tolerate her "a moment. or course
th.r, are exceptions 90 this rule-Sen-
uincioye matches with a happy after
history. Eut such instances are prob
ably as rare as linen busters in October.
n the American shl must. have a title
let her buy it without iucumorance
outright for cash. Il will DE cheaper
Iris unfortunate that the people o.
Wheeling should be- represented at
Charleston by gentleman holding the
p.,ulisr view, indicated by the words
and actions 90 Mr.. WmrAEaE. 10 is
entirely safe 10 say THAT nine out OF ten
of IN, voters of this city regret Mr..
Wur,hrE'- course, and At least
tbat .rouortion OF our people recos-
nile that his claims 90 represent the
people of Wheeling" are ridiculous and
without merit. In working against the
electric irb, bin, through his advocacy
of objectionable amendments Mr..
WurrANEr has done his constituents
grave injustice, and has robbed them oil
a most valuable addition To our charter
rights. The recollection OF this oAt-
rage upon our city viii long DE cherished
by our people.
WuAr Ina this wide.'wide world OF woe
and wickeducss has Editor McELpoW-
vFv. OF the Wetzcl Democrat, got against
EXPLORER STANLEY Amidst the jun
gles of Wetzel. the Captain thunderS
forth a, follows:
STANLEY. the African explorer, lectured
inn Wheeling. on Tuesday evening 10
crnwicd house. There was OF course q
great rush 20 see this mcuddclols anu
brutal WelShmau. who, with unilnllcu
mean, no his command, went rushing
through the African !uugles Ike d u's"-
rreeable aud ill-mannered rhlno'eros'
THE copyright bin. measure 10
which great interest is taken abroad aS
well as here. is likely TO fail again. 4
number of amendments have been added
to the original BILL One. by which
books of American authorship aud copy
right reprinted abroad can be imported
To- this country ON payment Of the duty
ON books. would make the measure al
most yalurles, TO American authors.
CAPT. GEORGE II. N0ggErE former
editor OF the RfoI>TUE. aud Sho IS well
ard kindly remembered ip this the state
,f his birth, has embarked on a Journal
.,ti. venture I'm Portland, Oregon, where
ae will publish an evening paper Capt.
Nioffrrr has all the qualifications for
success -geniality, >ociabiIi'y aud
thoroughly equipped personality. The
lsrci~rFE wishes the Captain abundant
success and enjoyment in his new field. .