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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

At the last Doctors Day all the doc
tors were enthusiastic in their praises
of the athletic work done by the girls,
predicting beautiful physical results
when the careleSSneSS OF girlhoOd shall
have deepened into the shades and cares
of maturity. The club swinging showed
timidity and the arm movements were
not altogether graceful. But the kick
ing was fine. We women are renowned
for our kicking propenSitieS.
New York women have taken leave
of their senses. their traditions and their
AmericaniSms this winter. The French
hall began il. \ few men, half in sport,
half i'm bravado. agreed to take their
tender little better halves to see the
awful doingS AT this ball. Boxes were
secured for these high-bred ladies and in
them they sat enveloped in black domi-
noes. watching the fun all night long
Then came the Carmencita ball and
all the three hundred and nlnety-nlne
ont of the Four Hundred were there.
Carmencita arrived at 1920 and danced
beautifully, and, although her lace petit
coats were so dirty as TO offend iastld-
ious eyes, the dirt, the promiScuouS
crowd and the jamming and pushing OF
the diverse elements were all accepted
in the best of spirits. 1t was so refresh
ing to be away from the trammel, the
bare and the barney of ''SaSSiety .ior
whole evening!
The four hundred utra-religious
women of New York who think it sin
full to devote the shining hours to riot
Gus living became fired with an ambi-
ton to become real deviliSh for once in
the year; so, DOMINIC mems attire, they
went TO the Arion ball en- masse. No
one knew them, and they enjoyed them
selves with an abandon hitherto un-
known to their souls. 1t is rumored
that one of the ladies became so enam-
ored OF certain ballet girls pose that
she sought to emulate it. After re-
peated attempts and more than one
draught of champagne she succeeded.
1t was interesting to note how Paris
ian we are becoming at these affairs.
On the other side it is considered the
correct thing for gentleman to visit
the society of friends in their box, ana
then. after he has chatted for few
moments, to call upon pretty little ac-
tress in the adjoining box. To reverse
this order would be bad form. At all
three of these balls precisely this
method was ,arried out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

How do You pronounce Carmencita?
was the agonizing query made to a
young WOMAN whose origin traced from
the land Of CarmenciId birth.
1t is Car-r-r-menoita," she said. Not
Carmentheta nor CarmenSheta, but
Car-r-r-mencita, with the accent on the
third syllable and the rolled as long As
your tongue will permit"
Otero is pronounced Otairo with the
accent on the second syllable, and both
o's long and open. Bernhardt is pro-
nounced Bairnhardt.
Amelie Rives Chanler, who electrified
Us with The Quick or the Dead. Is still
very III in Paris She has not been out
of her apartments since October nor out
OF her bed since December. She worked
desperately hard Immediately after her
marriage with Mr.. Chanler in order to
fulfill contracts previously made. This
was done at time when she had not re-
covered from the nervous proStration TO
which the critics reduced her over her
book. She is now a physical wreck, tor
mented by boundleSS ambition and
blooming talents that must be kept in
darkness because the plant bearing
them is too frail for publicity. Ameha's
name is pronounced Amily-like Emily,
only with an \ instead Of an +.
New Workers move every year. They
can't help it. II isn't because they don't
pay their rent, for in that case they
would move every month, but it is be-
cause they become possessed of fever
ish restleSsneSs that will not permit
them to stay put, They must get in q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08
FAIkMON1.

FAlRMoNr. March The death Of Mrs.
Frank Shore. which occurred Friday
morning at Is o'clock, at the home oil her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Fleming, at
,Johnstown, was a sad blow TO her many
relatives and friends. She was sick shout
two weeks with typhoid fever. The SYM
pathv of the entire community goes out TO
MIR. Shore in his sad bereavement. The
funeral services will take place at the home
of her parents Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. and the remains viii be laid 10
rest in the Fleming graveyard.
The bill before the Legislature in refer
ence TO our Normal School is now agitat-
ing the minds of our citizens. II IS quite
probable il will pass both houses and some
speculation is now manifested in regard TO
its location. The purchasing OF the oroV.
Fleming property to locate the building on
seems to strike all 1t would certainly be
pretty location.
with Mr. Martins parents, near Booths
vile.
Joe Hall is preparing to build a residence
on the Alfred Mead property on Jefferson
street.
Circuit Court has been in session this
week. Judge Hogans on the bench. About
$50 indictments were eturned by the grand
Jury. a majority of which were for retail
ing. Considerable property was sold by
special commissioners, which brought ialr
prices.
Ed. Hall is visiting in Pittsburg.
Several cases of measles are reported
among the school children.
Two new teacners-Miss Mollie Houet,
of Fettermau, and j. A. Martin. OF Har-
risou County. were selecten this week to
teach in the Normal schoo. during the
spring term.
o. s. McKenney and K 3. Martin were
in Pittsburgh this week on business
Mr. Gus A FOckrodt, VINO has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Linnie Y. Hall,
returned to her home in Pittsburg Friday
night.
The Mountain City Mil Company elected
the following officers and directors last
Tuesday: II. K. Linn. T f. Watson. W.
S. 5. Meredith, G. B. Corney and VIM.
Morgan, directors: T. T. Watson, Presi-
dent VIM. Morgan, Secretary and Treas
urer; W :. Meredith. Attorney, and e. +.
Pride. General Manager.
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.

An interesting session of COur De Leon
Division of the Uniform Rank was held on
Wednesday evening AT their ArmOry. cor
ner Chapline and Twenty-SiXth streets
The members of the Division appeared in
full uniform. and was inspected by Colonel
b. 5 Frauley. of the Major Generals staff.
There waS good attendance of members
Considerable interest was manifested, and
there appeared TO be a determination
among those present TO make a strong eff
fort 10 build up the Division. This Division
should AZ the very lowest calculation have
one hundred members, and it is TO be hoped
that n the next session OF the Supreme
Lodge that number will be prepared 10
march To Kansas City.
Ohio Valley Lodge No 81, conferred the
rank of knight on four ESquireS at their
meeting on Friday evening. The work was
done In good style and to the satisfaction Of
the large number of visiting brethren.
Black Prince Lodge No. 40, conferred
the rank of Page on two strangers and the
rank of ESQUIRE on one Page at their meet
ing on Thursday evening. They received
three applications for membership the
same evening This lodge will confer the
Second. or Armorial, rank of Esquire on
two Pages. and the Third, or Chivalric,
rank of Knight on one Esquire, at their
next meeting.
Grand Chancellor B. W. Connolly. of
this city, who has been on the sick list for
several weeks. we are glad 10 state, Is re
covering AMI viii start on tour OF lnSpec-
ton of the lodges next Monday and Will
visit officially the following named lodges ::
Damon Lodge No. =, Newberg, March =;
Olive Branch No -. keyser, March 10;
Alpino Lodge No. 81, Terra Alta, March
II: Monongalia Lodge No. fl, Little Falls,
March y; Athens Lodge No. 36, Morgan
town. March Is: Cairo Lodge No. -. Cairo,
March "A. Hope Lodge No. 10, Parkers-
burg. March Is; Wellsburg Lodge No. so,
Wellsburg. March 10. He expects 10 visit
Elm Grove, Benwood and the lodges in
this city on his return.
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\. q. u. w.

La Belle Lodge No chad two candidates
for j. w. degree last meeting and will con-
fer the workman degree upon three appll-
cants next meeting. La Belle Lodge is
well represented in city affairs. Bro Chas
Kettler, of the Board of Public Works, is
a member. also Bro. A. j. Schultz, of the
City Gas Board. There was good at
tendance last meeting and all felt that il
was good to be there What we want is a
good organizer, so we can have a separate
grand Jurisdiction in this State, then our
assessment would be very light hardly
81 per month. All sister lodges will pay a
fraternal visit TO La Belle March 9th.
Deputy Grand Master Hathaway, Of this
city, was in Bellaire Wednesday evening
looking after the interests of Dakota Lodge
No % of that city. An effort is being made
10 reorganize this lodge.
Welcome Lodge No Is had another in
terasting meeting Thurday night Six
candidates were initiated and five appica-
lions received for membership. Avery in
teresting talk was given by Major Bran
nerSreuther, also solos by Brothers DOwler
and Zulauf. which were all well received
Brothers Dowler and Zulauf, of Wei
come Lodge. will take part in the enter
tainmeut at the Disciples Church, on the
10Th of this month.
Brothers Scott, TruXell, Dobler and
Stewart. who are on the sick list, are all
improving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

Glass Co, is once more able to attend 70
business after a severe attack OF typhoiu
John Mckee is home from London,
Tenn. -, +,,o
weeks sojourn in the East.
will Fickes, who has just graduated at d
Philadelphia dental college, returned nome
this week. .-,,, bo,.
Mrs Mary X. Means is home from her
trip to Europe She was accompanied IRON
New York by her sister, Mrs, Gilbert WIN
win reside in this city in the future.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark w. Orumley enter
tanned their bridal attendants Wednesday
evening at their home on Adams street,
MIR and Mrs. Crumley are "At Hone 70
friends. 49,, ..,,. an
Wednesday. s..o,,
Kennedy Crumrine came down from
Pittsburg Tuesday and was shaking han1s
with old friends for several hours: MI.
Crumrine is always welcome visitor 10
his old home.
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MoUND,vILLE.

si, Edwards IS lying very low with
ttl.oid fever
t~s Addison H3rri, entertained mum
be- 10 meg friends q, 81 ''taiiy' on ThurSday
Wul Moore and wife returned on the
stelmcr Batchelor Friday night, from
tle.~ wedding tour t0 Cincinnati.
Misses L0ttie Jackson ami Belle Martin
lsve returned tc0m visit 20 friends In
'..aire
.sses Bouar and Potts have opened a
.r merry and dress making establishment
DID, ae room formerly occupied by Mrs &.
< quinn.
ISIS Laura Webster is visiting her Sis
Mrs Chas Chaddock. in Grafton
The Baltimoreaus will open "a three
. MS engagement 40 the Opera House to-
pa. row night They have sent out com
90 ueutury tickets to au the ladies FOR the
.,. night The company should have
20 patronage
,,rs " Il Johnson and son Charlie
r TO the guests ot her daughter Mrs {.
BIrdal. -h., week
Hiss Laura puriy is visiting friends in
81 Ieclug
- ". Matthew'S is having the back part
OF his residence torn down and rebuilt of
3..k n ST. nIgss IS ioiu- the work.
Hiss lydia Hed'hIugtou. of beil1ue,
wa, the guest ot friend, here This week.
A rule was ,sucj by judge Paul yestcr.
davagaiust John Herrt, "a. Sr., returnaole
next SATURDAY. commanding aim to appear
and show cause. u amy he can, WAY he
should not boz attached and punished for
hi, contempt u chat ue has violated the u-
junction served upon him some time ago re-
st-liniug the Illegal sale of liquors at the
E-1retta h0te. az this place The prOSecu-
ton is being carried on by the Law aud
Order League Indictments We're found
AGAINST the defendant by the last Grand
.il-v for sales as late as last saturday. and
F.. was upon this and other Information
tbat the rule was issued MIR Henrietta
viii probably appear and deny the aileea-
tions. and the question OF whether hc has
been selling or not settled by tue Court
Mac Young of Graysyille, Will remove
70 town April lst.
Peter g. I0ho. who was indicted az tine
last sitting of the grand jury for disturbing
religious worship SAYS that he IS glad OF
the prosecution AS 70 was the means OF say
.fu.r TWO men from drowning He has
most elaborate way OF reasoning When
be heard that be- had been indicted he M
oule started % sell some cattle with which
h. nav the fine ON the way back be heard
screaming from the river and on going
down discovered Oscar Grim and Seoas-
tau Minor fastened ina the ice, and by the
assistance OF a cOmradc saved them from q
v-3terv crave He SAYS 10 was an the re-
sui of the Indictment
Please announce 30 the ~ NDAl RE0i>-
r-r the name of Vim. McCoukey for May
or. 40 the coming election 20 oe held ON
r-arch l2th. l>9l. iu the city of Mounds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

newer quarter of the city. They cannot
rest unless they can find fiat electric
lighted. They want gas range and
bath-tubs with thermometers in them.
They want to move and move they must.
With them moving is attended with
none of the old-time horrors, when car
pets. pictures, bureau drawers and china
closets were torn from their moorlngs
and chaos reigned for month before
and after the exodus.
Moving is not done that way now-a-
DAYS. Not at all. When madame gets
good and ready TO move she notifies the
Moving Bureau at or "Wednesday, April
the 18th, she wishes her goods and chat
tells removed from 10 Washington ave-
nue. to 9 Central Park Place, and that
the said articles are valued at 81 900.
On the appointed day the family
breakfast as usual, let the fire go out in
the fire place and cook stove and, put
ting on all their jewelry. go out to
luncheon. Then they go TO the matinee.
Later they find their way 10 the new hat
at 9 Central Park Plack, TO be greeted
by the familiar LareS and Penates which
have beeen transferred in their entirety
TO the new quarters.
OF course some arrangement is nee
essary. Tides must be pinned on
squarely instead of cornerwise, pictures
must be hung by two wires instead OF
one, and the prayer rug must be placed
in front of an east window instead oil
between the folding doors. But these
things are trifling. And madame and
family go TO bed with 4 rainbow in their
souls, for all the moving has been ac-
compliShed successfully without work,
worry or pneumonia. And all this FOR
So.
1t is difficult To believe that fair high
born women can bring themselves TO
such frame of mind as to be willing 10
pose for photographs which are TO he
put ON sale in the photographers win
dow. There is no definite arrangement
10 this Effect before the picture is taken,
but in many cases madame knows and
the artist knows that if pretty picture
can be obtained there will be no objec-
ton made 70 showing il i'm the window
Then. if some paSSer-by, attracted by
the graccfulncSS Of the pose and the
beauty of madameS fair face and shin
ing neck. wishes to buy, it would be-
cruel and discourteous to refuse. So
the public sale Of photographs is con-
Quoted with open consent Of the pho
tographer and the tacit consent OF mad
anne.
1t is a miracle that any husband, with
lust a little everyday sense, even. will
allow this. Fancy being the owner OF a
wife whose fair face and form greet you
daily and tri-daily from Broadway pic
ture gallery. Fancy yourself stopping
for a second to admire the beauty which
is TO you ever fresh and new, and hear
ing such remarks as these in the mouths
of the ieunesSe doree. DO you get on
TO this one in the corner" "Jove, look
at those eyes" Not half bad pro
nounced harf bahd). by devil, I'd
like to be introduced to her. 'Hush-h,
that cad is her husband"
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knee and blouse waists IOw-necked anu
sleeveless. they run. jump, kick, swing
clubs and pose before a class of grave
and dignilied men. with whom is always
associated ideas of pain. phySic and pen
ance.
DR.. A. was there, said ore OF the
girls. speaking afterwards Of the occa-
sion. "and. though Just love him ami
| fret myself sick when he goes 10 EI-
rope. couldn't. really couldn't help
putting out my tongue Just little way
a. passed him. You know he always
asks me to show him my tongue ana 10
didn't seem good form not 20 DO 50.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. W. VA. March Captain G
NJ. Whatsoever is in Charleston 1nis
The moulders in the B. x O. shops are
still laying of waiting the order OF Tue
company. -.
itng friends. Ill
Walter Harrison. the popular clerk
of the Hotel Behler Wheeling, was greet
inc with his many friends in town FRIDAY.
Noah Warden. of Pruntytown, was the
guest of friends in town THURSDAY
The Reform School now has 70 inmates
81 white and colored. The Superintehu,,
emf has established a shoe shop and placed
G. n Belts in charge, who Is lnstrucIlns
several bows that trade. \ tailor ShOp
will be nut In operation about the hrst OF
April About 40 acres OF land Will De cur
tlyated this season.
The G.. T.. II Band held a festival III
Briu-man's Hall Wednesday, Thursday
ami Friday nights. The attendance was
GOOD and the band realized handsome
sum
Airs Thomas G. Rule left thi, morn ne on
SO. for philadelphia where she WILL JON
1.,. husband. who has been iu tlat city sev
eral weeks.
CAPTAIN Geo. W Curtin came ia from
Bravfon G.. n Wednesday ON business
and ,v. remain dt his home u West Nrdl-
tl. several days
llr, Rev JAS. g. Maxwell returned
Monday from TWO weeks visit TO trends
Foo Wa, neS5urg. Pa.
Company C. az lis regular business m
DAY r. a', added tive new recruits To- llS
lists
Rey l.. H. Peters. of ParkersOIrg, is
md
cuDv the pulpit iu the Baptist Church
SUNDAY morning and evening
John Slcot was called TO his home IN
Virginia Thursday on account of the III
ue,, of his father
The state Sunday School Convention
will be held I'm the N. +. Church ut this
place ON the 18th. 18TH ami 18th OF this
month
Mrs. A. G.. Dayton, of PiSlippi, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Sinsel.
The Mavor has issued his annual prOcla-
nation tor town election, 10 be held on
MONDAY. the l6th, AZ which time the town
officials will be- elected, c0nSlstiug0i Mayor,
school Commissioner, Town Sergeant and
four COunCilmen. besides the ever annoy
inc question of license or no license. lie
has also added 10 his preamble the question
0f the town issuing bonds 10 construct u
water WNIAH- 4 ne tAllNA PAPHVoANAPA - w
ING discussed. and seems to have about an
equal number of friends and enemies.
j. NJ Hamilton. the 3. .. agent, is
confined to his home i'm West Grafton with
sickness.
John G.. : Clair was in FairmOut the
first Of the week on legal business.
Mrs Virginia Slime returned Thursday
from a visit to friends in Philippi.
William Jennings was in Clarksburg
Tuesday on business.
Capt. NJ. Flanagan, conductor on the M.
r. railroad, was in town the first OF the
week.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rev. James Allen
der occurred AT the NJ. p Church Friday
evening. Rev r. NJ. Lockwood officiating
Mrs. Allender was most estimable lady
loved and respected by all who knew her
Tim interment took place IN Bluemont
cemetery.
Superintendent Sbowalter, Of the Re
form School. sold one of his gray horses &c
Frank Reed, of FairmOnt, the first of the
week. Wayne Blue taking the horse to hin
this morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08
SHORT GREEN

SHORT CEErN. March The alternate
,,,1s and thaws have played havoc with
tl,~oads There IS hardly "a road, public
or orivate but what is aimeSt impossible
,The river road Is sliding badly.
Mr. NouugmaD. who has been very IN, IS
alle 10 be- about again.
Hiss Mary Rouse is on the sick list
Mr. Fred Kinveman's whole family have
been sick but are slowly recovering
Two fine farms known as tue hldg.ey
,,-,,,e~fy were sold here One farm CON
ttred 100 acres and was purchased by
Clav smith AZ $40 - per acre. The other
ftr,f, contains us acres. and was pun
chased bv Bob Bonar az sal per acre
Err Chester Windsor and lacy, OF Wells
hu--. are visiting friends here.
y W shannon. ST. is on the sick list
Joseph Rouse. who has been SICK Tor
some time Is better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

Rank Of Ravenswood. They entered the
respective duties Wednesday noon.
smith Green. of Philadelphia, IS spend
ms, "a few weeks vacation with his parents
Everett Tidd will spend his vacation
from his studies at Startling Medical COL
lege al home. -.
Miss Julia Kampfee. of Glenwood, Kan
sas who has been visiting her cousins,
Misses Ella and Della Kampfee, departed
Monday 70 visit other relatives at Clarihg
ton. O., befor leaving for her home.
John Watts returned Monday aIter
spending a few days with relatives al Gal
lipois, O. p.
Charles Ahrens. Kraft, Rosenberg x
Cos popular drummer, Of Wheeling was
among Ravenswood merchants this week
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON. o., March Patrick
F1nan. of Niles. o. and Michael Mesrs. Of
Wheeling. were here this week.
Rob Jump-s indiSposed.
Elmer Reece and Calvin Gathers have
returned home from New Orleans, where
they have been steam boating for the past
two months.
oscar Petit, formerly Of this place, but
now of Nashville. Tenn, is in town.
Mrs. c. Melott is on the sick list.
Carl kehrer is recovering from an at
tack OF measles.
This Saturday was payday at the Laugh
lin mill and on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad.
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RAVENSwOOD.

R,vENSwoop. March Mrs EdmindS,
OF Weston, who was visiting Mrs. I. +.
Moore. departed for home Sunday last
f,Tiiv 10 his farm. situated about one
.o,.,~fer of mile above Marietta, o., on
Tuesday.
stanley < Aids have moved their Office
.o,'f IN the line al Reedy, w Va.
II. c. Mckinley and o. b. Wetzel were
fbs successful aSpirantS rs tellers Of the
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Arrested,

Charles a. Daley was arrested last even
ing for stealing from the drug store Of
Shiefman, a bottle of Sulphur Bitters.
Before the Court this morning, upon being
asked why he should steal, he stated that
his mother was troubled with Rheuma-
tism. and that it was the only medicine
that helped her, and being out of money
and work was the cause of his stealing As
this was his first offence he was put on pro
bation.-NelCdrk NeiUs.
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Rheinhold Schott beat Tom McIner-
ny catch-as-catch-can, at Madison, Wis
consin, Wednesday.
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CARRIE CARELESS.
HOW TBg DOCTORS WERE INVITED TO The
LADIES ATHLETIC CLUB.
New York Women Have Taken Leave Of Their
Senses and Their Amsricanism-Vain
Women's Efforts to Gam ADM
ration for Themselves.


Day at the
Ladies' Ath.
letic Club is
always a try
ing time for
the pretty
athletes foI
they feel EN-
barrassed
past all find
ing out. And
why should't
they Clad
only in knee
breeche 5
skirt like
wise 20 the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08
NEIGHB0RH00D.
Wat Gas 25zS Going on IN NEAR BY
TOWNS Tx PAST WEEK

Goa, 2Eairs Happenings and Events Of Local IN
srsi Gathered By Register Reporters.
Readable Resume o.. the News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08

Psotta will again try for the diamond
scull regatta.
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A man who can hear such remarks
ard keep his coat n.and hold his tongue
and his temper, must be full OF the cour-
age of his convictions. My Hubby
would order pistols and collins for two.
And he womld kill me off-hand just TO
give him an appetite to tackle the other
fellow. CARRIE CARELESS.
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Druggists, Twelfth and Market Sts., wheeling
W Va. jsl0edsgc