Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24

been their meat aud drink. instead Of
beef and beer.
Beef and beer belong 10 fellows that
have red in their cheeks and outlaws in
their Threats. not 10 these lean, pale,
dreary wretches."
The saints robes seem IS sorry as
their persons" said /. "No Waterman
on the hilltops Of their Zion will hail,
Who are these in bright array" when
they heaye IN sight.
They have right to be way worn
after their summer Of piodding over
these dusty wastes"
Here comes a group In gayer trim.
See,-actually founces and paraSols."
Several youug women Of the Blowsa-
lind order, dressed in very homogeneous
toggery OF stained and faded silks,
passed Us. They seemed % be on a
round Of evening visits, and sheltered
their tanned faces against the October
sunshine with ancient fringed parasols.
Their costume had a queer effect In the
camp OF q Mormon missionary al Fort
Bridger. They were IN good spirits,
and went into little panics when they
saw Brent in his Indian rig, and then
into "Lor me-" and "Bless u.s." when
the supposed PawRee was discovered TO
be a handsome pale-face.
Perhaps We waste sympathy" said
Brent, "On these people. Why are not
they better of here, and likely TO be
more comfortable IN Utah than in the
slums OF Manchester"
s.Drudgery for drudgery, slavery for
slavery. barren as the Salt Lake coun-
try is, and rough the lot Of pioneers, l
have no doubt they will be. But then
the religion"
~ do not defend that; but what has
England done for them 70 make them
regret il? OF what use TO these poor
uroletarles have the cathedrals been, or
the sweet country churches, or the
quiet cloisters Of Oxford and Cam
bridge?"
We had by this time approached the
upper end OF the ellipse. SiZZum, as
quartermaster, bad done his duty well.
The great blue land arks, each rooted
with its hood Of white canvass stretched
on hoops, were in stout, serylceaole
order-wheels, aXles and bodies
Near the head Of the train stood a
small, neat wagon. We might have
merely glanced az it aud passed by, as
we had done elsewhere along the line;
but as we approached our attention was
caught OF Murker and Larrap. They
were nOsing about, prying into the
wagon from a little distance. When
they caught sight Of Us they turned and
skuIked away.
what are those vermin about?" said
Brent.
selecting, perhaps, Mormouess to
kidnap tonight or planning burg
larry"
Il hate 10 loathe any one as I loathe
those fellows. I have known brutes
enough In my life TO have become hard
ened or indifferent, by this time, but
these freshen my disgust every time l
see them"
Thought we had come TO q crisis
with them this afternoon when you col
Jared Larrap."
"You remember my presentment
about then the night they Joined Us. l
am afraid they will serve US shabby
trick. Their 'dixonary,' as Shamber-
lain called it, Of rascality is sn IN
abridged edition"
such carrion creatures should not
be allowed about such pretty cage"
1T is, indeed, pretty cage. Some
neater handed Phyllis than we have
seen has had the arranging Of the
household gear within"
Eyes; the mistress OF this rolling
mansion has not lost her domestic am
bition. This is quite the model wagon
OF the train. Refinement does not dis
dain Sizzum's pilgrims; as ecce signum
here"
.sThe pretty cage has its bird-pretty,
too, perhaps. See. there is some one
behind that shawl screen at the back OF
the wagon"
The bird has OWNED Murker and
Larrap, and is hiding, probably"
Come: we have stared long enough;
let Us walk on