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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21
MARTINS FERRY

Accidents and Incidents In TINT Thriving
City-Personnl and Industrial.
Tho item in yesterdays local concern
ing the time when street ears will be
running to this city was not entirely
correct. They can pass underline Etna
NH trestle now, the track having been
lowered, q few weeks ago. The report
was Their that a feeder wire was to be
put up to increase the power at this
END, which is gcnerally weak. but there
IS nothing to indicate that this rumor
iad any foundation in iact.a. An OBJ
siFGction exists in the shape'of an extra
nickel which is harder to got under
perhaps than tho trestle was. Ono
would think that if they ever mean to
.uh them, an early move instkat. direc-
non would be in order, as, the people
mere feel that the present arrangement
Is only an extortion. a
Tho Opera House was crowded last
hi!eht to hear and SEQ the entertainment
EiVGA under tho direction OF Miss Mary
McDonald. About $50 plbils of the
Ma'tihs Ferry schools Participated
aHu me entertainment not only reflected
s'eat credit on Miss Mcdonald, tho
music teacher, but on the children as
me!!' The entertainment will DO ro-
Era'ea this evening. about 1900
''CSc's We're sold for the two nights.
Ernest Smith, of Martins Ferry. who
f'ypPeu oil on his return to tho
La'.!etlc college at Eastonr Pa, left for
A,as p'ace last evening. Ho went to
nm Arbor. Mich, as a delegate from
naiIye'te to the League College Re.
publican clubs, and reports n good
snne, Mckinley, who made one Of tho
ITres.ss, was enthusiastically received.
finest took a supply of Mckinley but.
me chart for tho sale OF reserved
ssa.s lot the grand concert and literary
o"setlalhinent, to be given undor the
auspices Of Sherman lodge No. az. A.
nn0n !; and ). W., on May 2S, will DO
b bHvtea at ong's drug store, Opera
O'oek' to-day at l o'clock.
MI; NJ John L. Van pelt, OF Lansing,
,,s.n.' Is visiting his relatives and
r.sII oid friends here. He is looking
r uSi ana reports his family all enjoying
ma SoJu Meath. Mr.. Van Pclt Was born
N, III reared in Martins Ferry.
n, ne ,Ie subject OF Pastor Morse's sermon
viii luz opera House tomorrow evening
dca,h oe OF special interest. after
Lo,..Il' what? or tho state of the soul
nMs death and tho 70 surrection."
tho nGlie ye Have the Light will DO
suolect OF Rev. A, L. Brownlee nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21
CHANGE OF RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

A change long in contemplation byr Dr.iCopc.
Wheeling and vicinity the same skillMl and
careful treatment rs Is given ut his large estGb.
lishmcnt at Pittsburgh. Is with pleasure at last
announced. DR.. Lewis G. Davis. lately associated
with the Pittsburgh offices of Drs. Copeland.
llnll and Tyers. Is made Resident Physician OF
the Copeland Medical Institute. located at 1921
Main street. The Pittsburgh Dispatch has this
TO- say OF this eminent physic.ap:r- z'!a
Or. Davis graduated first nj the pride oil Penn.
sylyanius institutions. Jefferson Medical Col.
lego. Of Philadelphia. in 1879. After two years
OF private practice he took the post graduate
course OF the world-famcd Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, OF New York city. graduating
III 1857
In addition 10 those proud distinctions d..
Davis has special course diplomas In Physical
Diagnosis under DR.. Jancway; Chemistry, I'm.
der Prof Doremus. md Skin Disease under
Prof. Shoemaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

sptiGi Dtpaich 10 the inhit0eaest
PAnKERsDuRG, W.. VA, May 20.-John
J. McNcrncy, n prominent Democratic
politician OF this city, has Suddenly and
mysteriously disappeared and;his iami.
" arc at. 4 loss 10 account2for his nc.
tons. lIo boarded the lroi Queen yes.
terday to 20 to st. Mary's, but he did
not get of there and was not on tho
boat when she landed there. 1t is
thought he may have been drowned or
murdered and pushed offthe boat, US it
i; said there was n fight Of some sort on
board shortly after leaving this city.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
A Miscellaneous MelanSe OF Minor Mat.
tors from lInrshalrs NIetropolix.

"a III s4ths~
tors from lInrshnlrs Metropolis,
The 18th annual commencement OF
the Moundsville High school occurred
at the Opera House Thursday evening.
The class OF '92 consists OF Charles 4.
Manning, Lola Helms, Mollie Roberts,
Maud Brock, Maggie X. Dunlap, Walter
NJ. Evans, Mary Halbin, Harry W..
Patton, Myrtle Cox, Alice W. Sanford
and Alton Jones. The essays and
orations were all very creditable efforts
and we'll delivered. The address to the
class was delivered by Judge r. P.
Jacobs. OF New Martinsyllle. The
house was crowded to lis utmost
capacity. Our people are very proud
Of tho excellent work being done by
tho school.
By the new rules at the prison not
moro than thirty-fiveTo outsiders are per-
mitted to attend the Sunday services.
Each must have a ticket OF admission,
and no ono is given a ticket unless
known to the officials or vouched for by
some one who is known. Visitors are
not allowed to stay for the experience
meeting, but must leave Immediately
after the preaching. Visitors arc per-
mitted to make short addresses to the
convicts il they desire to do SO. Tho
new rules arc wise and are generally
commended.
Rev. R. G. White is holding a series
of meetings at the Disciples church this
week. He will preach to the convicts
Sunday morning, and at the Disciples
church morning and evening. Tho
church will probably soon be supplied
with n regular minister.
An entertainment will be given at the
opera house for the benefit OF the hos
pital fund. a splendid programme has
been arranged and it promises to be the
event of tho season. Tho sale OF re-
served seats is already very large.
Arlington academy, which has been
quartered in tho Masonic building, will
now remove to the,public school build
ing. The attendance1s increasingrapidly
and the change will be a good one.
c. E. WOODBURY. has begun the cree.
ton OF fine new residence on Third
street. ~ /.
Mrs. T. W. Manning has returned
from a visit with Wheeling friends.
Tho work OF putting in the now telc.
phone poles is progressing rapidly.
J.H. Conner, OF Clay district, will DO
4 candidate for county surveyor.
Rev. G. W. Grimes and ]. G. Cook at
tended the Fairmont lot sale.
Mrs. Samuel McCune, of Homestead,
Pa, is visiting friends here.
Labor Commissioner Edward Robert
son was here yesterday.
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Starved Themselves to Death,

ST. PAUL, May 20.-Mrs.C Clara n. Pal
mer, OF Glennville, Miss, has died here,
the result Of starvation. Several
months ago her husband, the Rev.
Frank W. Palmer, resolved not to eat,
and in due course OF time died. Mrs.
Palmer also took to fasting, and she
survived several weeks. Iqai@
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Sold to tho Standard.

Special Dhpatct to The Intelligence.
GAINESVILLE, W. Va, May 2O.-Mr.
\. B. Browning, OF this place, has sold
his lands in this county to tho Stan
dard Oil company for Sl2, 600.
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NH. THDNfSOE. airy I called on DIT. Eopc.
land and bis associates and began a course Of
treatment.
81 gained health and strength every dny. Ny
cough began TO disappear md my weight to IN.
crease. worked the full mouth without mis-.
lug n day or losing an hour. ! am growing
stronger aud hearticr every dav. ] am glad 10
recommend these eminen: physicians. They
hnvciitcnllv saved my life, and l Cannot speak
too highly OF thcm.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

oAhciIlcly uldTlllNp.
"1scemcd always TO have
q cold, nose stopped up
and constant formation OF
mucus, dropping into my
throat and causing con.
tinual hawking und spit
ting 10 cxDel 1t.
THE insldlous disease
soon attacked the eus-
tachian tubes, and eS-
tended TO my cars. caus-
ing roaring and buuing
noises. aud dizziness OF
hearing IN my ears. The
published evidence OF the
.l IN
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d." "oA3S "aNAAt ahs
with pains IN my chest
md body. weakness III
my lungs, sore throat aud
coughing and splitting. |
concluded ! had con.
sumption.
| lost flesh and grew
weaker. | was out OF
work for II weeks, and
the doctors gave nc up.
The cough grew heavier,
and became MORE thin
and feeble. lost 70
pounds III three weeks
this winter.
ron the 18th of Febru-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

EAcAvlLLE, GALA May 2O.-Tho first
car Of cherries and apricots for the sea-
son was loaded here to-day and shipped
10 Chicago.
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his associates wns so convincing That deter.
mined togo 10 them. Undcrttheir treatment
the ringing noises have stopped and the hearing
is entirely restored. In fact, l feel as well us
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

GARFIELD TEA corrects evils OF over
eating and restores to health the liver,
kidneys and bowels. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

SINCE it is now well-established faot
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
mel are quite generally prescribing
Arey's Sarsaparilla for that most loath-
some complaint, and the result, in
nearly every instance, proves the wis.
dom OF their advice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21
Catarrhal Deafness.

"Tho rapidity with which the catarrhal pro:
cess extended TO ears, throat 'bronchla" and
stomach" said Mr.. Jerry Garvey, Sharpshurg.
IA. was In my case not only remarkable but
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Cafe. RoBERr GRANT, Manager.
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Inciplent ~Consnmntlnu.

al. Thompson, feechburg. pa. "Ihad suffered
from n number df colds and these left inc with a
very bAd cough, Thnsc rrcw Nnrsn Mhrn rhat
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The latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles Just received.
l.. ". BLOND,
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR SAIE.


On Fifteenth street. hiai
on South Front and Penn street,, most deslts
bic lots on tho Island.
only lot left on Fourteenth strcct--pcricct title
Desirable lots on North Huron street old Fair
Grounds and .Gllchrist addition. This is tho
highest Gtouhd or tho Island.
from $500 IN SOD. TI'F - ''
4 splendid lot on North Frontstroct, cast sldc.
FlSe:rooned house on zanc street. chean
,sl2O VIII buy n seyeu.foomed house on South
hotk street With both gases. hot and cold water,
si:Soo Tor are.roomod house at $50 North York
sl,ls1l Tor siS.roomed dwelling, ID Rood shape,
s'a'e tooi. e,c In lower end Of Martins Ferry.
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The Y. NJ. G. A. meeting tomorrow

Tho proprietor OF tho "rig's Ear,
saloon, for selling on Sunday, was fined
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
MIX Klcin's Silver Age Whisky has been used
exclusively In this Institution for medicinal nur.
poses with good results. F. X. TILDESLEY,
Superintendent
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NOTE the J~ollo,rin9 opinions OF leading rHYsl.
CLANS and HOSPITALS rs TO the merit Of
SILVER AGE RYE,
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JOSEPH a. .ARKLE.

Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Estate
Agent; Houses rented md rents collected.
Olflce No. S5l7 Jacob street my7
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

LONG BRANCH GIRL. brella. True
the moon and stars-all lovers friends
shine just as fair and the murmur OF
the waves is just as sweet and melan-
choly but IL isn't the fashion down here
TO sit around in coy, dark places aud
tell pretty stories about eternal, INDY
ing love, pre-eXistence In some bright
star where the two newly acquainted
ones had known and loved each other
aons and @ons ago. All the dark cor
ners are monopolized by naughty mar
ried ladies and their husbands-or some
one else's husbands.
Long Branch girls have their regular
hours for surf bathing, and this is gen.
orally done In rather perfunctory way
as a duty, a solemn and often dangerous
DUTY to ones self. The beach here is
narrow and the water deep, and bathing
becomes an imminent danger II one does
not give ones full and entire attention
to the business on hand. The vicious
waves destroy all sentiment as they
catch girl up amp roll her over seven
or eight times.
The hotels at Long Branch, with their
pleasant porches and cosy chairs, afford
the places where young romance is
Matched under artificial heat into lie
that lasts from two hours to ten days,
and perhaps a lifetime. Here congre-
gate the greatest number Of actresses
and women whose husbands own fast
horses and men who love to see race.
Their romance generally consists in see
ing all their hard-earned round silver
4 = q L. rnt0 ~ hn
poolselers-or is it pool? l am not
very sure. but one thing is certain, and
that is that the money is gone.
Whose has not got a pocket full OF
money has no business at Long Branch
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
AMERICAN UNION LEAGUs.

This is a home institution, the head
quarters being right here in Wheeling.
and the originotors apd national board
of officers being among our best known
citizens, and hence all our citizens who
wish 70 carry cheap and safe life insur-
ance ought to enroll themselves among
its members. There are already two
iourishing subordinate leagues In tn
city. One meeting every Friday even
ing in the K. of II. Hall, on Twelfth
street, and the other every Monday
evening in Helmbrighrs Hall, corner OF
Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets, South
wheeling. The presidents OF the
leagues mentioned are A, ]. McNssh
and Charles E. Miner respectively. and
the secretaries are s. G.. Naylor and
George Hopwood. Theset gentlemen
will cheerfully give all thqinfoYnation
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

bryo adventuressis there. Shell young,
has some beauty and an unlimited
amount OF "gall." She dresses daintily
and through the morning hours Is al
ways 10 be found seated upon the
piazzas Of the leading hotels, accom-
panied bya placid-faced, elderly woman
whom she coyly introduces as
Mamma" Now this young woman
has a plan Of her own OF work
ing things, so that she Is a
liberal sharer in all Of the summers
pleasures and rather a monopollzer OF
the summer mans gifts. The methods
are subtle. Her confessed rad Is Ior
souvenirs, and so enthusiastic Is sne
over everything, from waltz TO a
Grabbing party, that she implores her
escort TO beStoW some trihe which may
ever recall 1.-The pleasantest hour OF her
life" The highly-hattered gallant IS
proud 10 respond, she gets dozens OF
things. Her prevailing mania for
being photographed In groups OPENS a
wide avenue for her. The group-pic-
ture taken, mademOiSelle has charm
ingly impulsive way Of placing herself
Iu LEOLE OA INC NAt4CAe IL q EN~~ ~
really artistic that some one is sure to
exclaim, "Ah. stop! don't move! We
want TO have & picture OF you In that
position" The picture is taken and so
is later opportunity to order dozen
or two, "bOudOir size" with directions
to send the bill 10 the unfortunate sug-
gester Of the scheme.
-
There is an unmistakable stir and
futter in the air at White Sulphur.
Germans and cottage entertainments
crowd the hours.
The White Sulphur girl is fascinating
sine qua non. She is not aggresslyeIy
swagger, though she wears stunning
gowns with an eminently fetching effect.
She is always bright and quick at re-
partee and has a thousand graces and
cOQuetrieS. She is keenly alive TO her
interests in the way Of summer tiirta-
tions. BY the way, Irritation is rather
dangerous thing at Southern Saratoga,
for when the awakening Of interest Is
felt it is very apt to deepen into love
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14


with short legs and no sleeves. and also
why the girls at those two places look
upon romance as a serious thing.
The bathing suit is modern mirror
Of truth. No man can hide his short
comings in one any more than a girl
can, and therefore it behooves the thin
ones to be very modest and proper and
do their bathing when no one is looking
if they don't want to destroy their hopes
for a romance forever.
But Couey Island is the place where
romance fourishes. To be sure, 1t is
not quite so refined as that which
searches through the dim mists OF the
past to find time when they were 'vel-
vet tigers, ribbed with yellow and black,
supple and cushion footed" ETC., for
these young maids and youths are more
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14


live has his abiding place.. and cold
water unmixed with spiritual fluids
does not drown him. | say him because
love in these places is so positive an al
fair, is so very tangible and alive that 1t
is absolutely necessary to give him a
sex, aud we all know that love Is he.
There are several kinds OF romance
In these places, but never or hardly
ever any that trangress the rules OF
propriety. There is the romance OF the
brotherly and sisterly union OF hearts in
the elderly couples that sit around in
lonely spots along the tine smooth beach
and recount their spiritual aspirations,
and the more earthly but none the less
pretty talk among the younger members
Of this great congregation. Sure, they
are spoonier than they are at Newport.
for they have all the time haunting
sense OF rigid respectability OF these
places, which allows no downright
counting that does not end in a call
Upon one or the other OF the ministers
who are thick as clans. And so, well,
after all, 1t is the same old story-two
souls, etc, made miserable one way or
another, but having a lovely time while
moonlight breezes, the swish of the
waves and the music of the band last.
The Cape May girls are mostly from
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

girls 60 to the
races a n d on
lovely long rides
and sit around
In gorgeou 5
gowns. One rea-
son for this per-
haps is that the
beach is not so
fine and there
are fewer firt-
ing places along
the shore, and 1t
is less Of a Gus
tom TO sit and
chat under the
welcome priya-
cy Of a big UNI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

the Quaker City,
aud hey are
prim, demure and
sweet. No open
throated sailo r
collars for them.
Oh, my, no! Per-
haps their necks
aren't pretty.
Perhaps also their
legs are thin, and
that is the reason
why tney are 60
very shy and mod.
est. And perhaps
also that Is why
the ministers al
Ocean Grove and
A s bury Park
don't wear sinful
hathinp rostumey
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FAIR SURF BATHERS
how THEY DISPORF THEMSELVES AT Dr.
FERENT RESORTS
be Long Branch Cir | Cares More for Horse Racing
Than Sea Bathing-DscOrous Ocsan Grove
and Asbury Park-Scsnss and Incl
dents a. GOnsy Island.

Special Correspondence or the Sunday Rtoistsr.
LoNG BRANCH, August 1.-THE Long
Branch girl is bright and pretty, not
so musical as "horsY" and an indefatl-
gable dancer. While the Newport and
Narragansett girls fairly live on the
sands and in the surf, the Long Branch
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

and an empty
poe ket is a
double and treble
crime here, and
som c h w TO-
nance true and
pure is not so
very rife at Long
Branch, save 10
its most tragic
aspects. But AS
bury Park and
Ocean Grove and
Cape May just
TEEN with 1t, par
ticularly the two
frs I ma m e d
places. Where
1s-fl 70 hnrn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

apt to sit on the
beach and throw
sand at each 9TH
er and handy
words at each
other. Here you
will see a Ger
man girl, fair,
but flushed with
sunshine and
m sy re b eeb
walking along in
blissful uncon-
seriousness Of the
crowds, holding
a callow, beard
less youth By the
hand. She Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

TO those who wish 1t. The Nonal
President, Il. II. Crago, is now agork
In the interior Of the State In in
terest OF the order. He orgaed q
subordinate leagne at Buckhann on
last Wed evening, and islw at
Weston, where he expects, durt the
present week, 10 organize lgue.
The order challenges comparlsowith
other orders OF the same class,nd IL
bids fair soon 10 become one Of thead.
ing fraternal insurance orders the
country.
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tune. as you will coNEY ISLAND FAIRY
in the higher priced places.
She may be rough, coarse,
loud and uneducated, but the
little flower OF modesty blooms some
where in her heart, and has not been
uprooted or killed by society.
1t is very much the same thing every
where. 1t Is love in one form or other,
according to the location and the social
position Of the person, and yltalIzed by
the breezes that would put life into any
one who had not, like Lazarus, lain five
days dead. MATE LEROY.
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table No. s, TO take effect 1901 q. ~.
July "a, 1892

Leave whselinE-f5:50, t7:l5, f7:3O, $500.
100 900, $500 $50 'f:0o s4:65 800 T:i5.
$500. $500. 1850 p. m
f6:38, t2.51. sl0:03. sil:06 a. m, t12:W si2:A
sos 500. 1870 P. N.
Leave W. & l.. T. Junctiop-s5:57, f5:0s 'e:57
+f0:42A. m, gl52, t5:27, t6:4J ts.27, tl0:41 ?. m
Leave Laughlin's kill-s5:30 p. N.
Leave De HAss crossing--t7:6o. 'e:2S a N,
VIZ, s3:z7. $3.50 p. N.
Lave Martins Ferry-i6:cs, +e:l4 $500
ss:5s. s9:sO. 1000 fi0f5, sli:30 q. N, 1870,
si:SO. s2:sO. 49, $50 s+sbS, it:sS. 'b;ss 90
fDsily except sunday 'DaiIy. Sundays
All trains win run on Eastern Tine Clock
in telegraph once apWneeling IL the Standard
si sais.a aE3AUssIG. superintendent
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No Woman

Is beautiful with bad skin, covered with
pimples, freckles, moth or tan. l have
been asked many times what will remove
these unsightly blemishes. No face paints
or powders will remove them, as they are
caused Dy impure blood. The only sure
remedy have ever seen is Sulphur Bit
ters, and in hundreds of cases have never
known them to fail.-Edttress Fashion Ga
zstts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

Our Daisy lay down
Iva her white uigatsoWn,
Aad kissed me again and again
ON forehead and cheek,
on lips that could speak,
But found themselves shut TO thsir gain.
Then foolish, absurd,
70 utter word,
IasEed her the question so ola,
That wife and that lover,
asked over and over,
ASH they were surer when told.
There, close az her side,
500 YOU love uc:' i cried
She lifted her goldeu--rowned bead,
A puzzled surprise
ShOue In b gray eyes
''Why, that's way kiss YOU she SAID
~
II one were asked to name time
when society in q city is weakest IN the
number of its deyotees and events PROB
ably August would secure the distinc-
ton. Summer resorts are now az the
zenith of their gayety; Europe has been
invaded by a host Of pleasure-Seekers.
III Mrs. So-and-SO is not abroad she IS
at the seashore or In the woods, and her
daughters are with her. The parlor
furniture is covered and pa takes his
meals al the club or the restaurant or
hotel. He gets the worst OF IL all the
year round. When be isn't paying rail-
road fare and hotel bills for ma and the
girls, be is settling with caterers for
midsummer festivities.
The weather during the past few
weeks has been of a sufficiently torrid
character to dispel any ideas that may
have been entertained of converting
Wheeling into a summer resort. There
have been occasional intervals Of cool