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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-17
School Commissioners.

NHE School Commissioners of Cecil
Il County will meet at their office, in Elktcn,
lor the transaction Of current school business, on
the: SECOND TUESDAY in each and every
month GEORGE BIDDLE,
Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
FASHIONS FANCIES.

New biouses make their appearance
almost daily, and indicate that tins
comfortable and economical style OF
dress will not die with the passing OF
the summer girl.
The new and distinctive color OF this
season is called ''Saphizine," and Is
beautiful shade OF sapphire blue Every
tone of green Is also in favor in autumn
aud winter materials.
Velvet is used extensively in every
department OF millinery intermiXed
with satin and satin antique. Steel and
Jet play parts In the new trimmings
and black will be much used In comol-
nation with white and cream.
Fresh invoices of new dress materials
are coming in with every steamer.
There are broche silk on shot ground
and fancy stripes, velvet, satin, and
MORE, with regular bars and bands.
The woolens follow suit, and are thick
and warm looking, OF mixed tints, with
little yellow woven in to give golden
tone. The colors are amaranth, fus-
CHA, green, tabac, and smoke blue.
With the light colors and materials
so much In vogue are worn with muslin
petticoats much trimmed in every fan
tastic way with rich Valenciennes lace,
and white stockings-elegant open
worked affairs of silk with Valencien-
mes lace on the instep-and white
leather shoes with rich silver buckles or
with the embossed silver initial of the
wearer inserted Ia q white 5atin or
leather bow. Less dainty, perhaps, bet
more suitable for general wear, Is
multiplicity of black gauze skirts,
trimmed with chicoree ruchings Of blue
faille, and polished black leather shoes
with black lace rosettes and the Initial In
turquolses.
Tailors rejoice in the outlook just
now, for plain dresses promise to be-
come popular again, and though the
most elaborate creation OF frills and
Outings may be essayed with temerity
by the amateurs, and may be success
in the hands of second-class modiste,
the plain gown is an impossibillty save
TO the sartorial artist. Skirts and bod
ices, so we learn from late advices, are
to be severely plain and practical;
sleeves are to be neither high nor
broad, but reduced TO modest dimen
slons, and Jackets OF the neatest cuts
are to replace the fluffy cspes. Buttons
so long dlshonoTed and despised, will
be used with reckless profuslon as
trimming on these severe gowns, even
appearing on the skirts as we'll as on
the bodlces.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

because OF Governor Atgeld's alleged
friendllness for social reiormers and be-
cause OF the great army OF the unem-
ployed in the Lake City who could be
expected 10 make good material TO work
on for the reds.
Superintendent OF the New York
Police Thomas Byrnes has just secured
a copy OF the proclamation calling this
Congress OF Anarchists OF the World"
1t is signed by William Holmes, G.. A.
Shilling and Schwab and Fielden, the
recently released Anarchists pardoned
by Gov. AltReld for their participation
I'm the daymarket massacre. Schwab and
Fillden were let out OF Joliet pen
itentiary on June %, after having been
confined since November; 1877. That
thew should so soon commence opera
tions again Will please Gov. Altge,d's
critics, who held that these two a0ita-
tors fully deserved the sentence passed
upon them by the most eminent jurist
of the State Of Illinois. In this procla-
nation IL is set forth that the time has
| come for all anarchists and social re-
formers 10 assemble together 10 con-
ference for the purpose Of proclaiming
to the world the great principles OF hu-
man liberty; 10 suggest a plan 70
strengthen the movement and to COM
mare views OF sociological theories.
Prince Krapotkin, the nihillst, who
has beer living in Zurich, is announced
TO preside at the conference. He re-
Gently arrived In this country, and Is
now making q tour OF the West. BE is
a great power among the physical force
disciples OF Europe. He comes Of an
old aud aristocratIc Polish family. He
would have one day assembled the throne
of Poland had not Russia conquered
that nation. He has spent several
years in Siberia for ineendiary acts and
speeches perpetrated in ST Petersburg.
| He married the daughte II an aristo-
crat who was also Mill I of the most
pronounced type. The ,yince's wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

termediate size. and she wants two
chairs, but hasn't room for them. The
second spring finds her as restless as a
Gagged squirrel, and she has gotten into
the habit OF saying her prayers in bed,
because she declares she hasn't room to
kneel down.
Daring that summer she takes a
solemn oath that she will never live in
a hall bedroom again. She runs across
o friend who has just recorded the same
vow, and hand in hand, as IL were, they
set out to seek a solution OF the great
problem. There are dozens of these
hapless couples wandering up one block
and down another this month. They
can see a "Flat 10 Lett sign twenty
blocks with the naked eye, aud they
can tell az q glance from the street how
large an apartment is and whether IL is
rented by the year or the month.
Two OF these unhappy young women
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

ion through the medium OF turs sooner
than in any other department of dress.
At the great centres OF the fur indus
try, St. Petersburg and Paris, designers
manage to divine what is to be, and
from the early impOrtations of fur gar
ments may be learned the styles that
will prevail in coats and capeS OF less
costly fabrics. Ermine promises to be
one of the favorite furs for dressy
wear, and full little capes gathered
like cloth have double plated collars
at the neck. Those designed for early
fall reach only to the waist line. and
with them is carried the grandmother
muff of generous size. Capes for win
ter are longer and very full, the pre-
cious skins being plated and frilled in
reckless extravaganza, as II seal were
no more valuable than muslin and baby
Persian lamb as cheap and common as
satteen. Only the choicest furs OF soft
and silky texture will lend themselves
gracefully to this scheme of the furriers
TO ruin their customers financially.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

appeared on tho writer's horizon last
week. They were footsOre and weary,
and there seemed to be jaundiced ex-
preston in the way they looked at
things. They were taciturn and gloomy
until an inquiry about their Grst pros
poets was made. That opened the
fiOOdgates.
Have we got a fat?" repeated the
less weary one. "Have we got a Cat?
No! i don't think there is one to suit
us in the city Of New York. That is,
not within q radius Of twenty-five
blocks from Thirtieth street and Fifth
avenue. What do we want? Not the
earth, by any means. We want an
apartment of four or five rooms and
bath. We should like to have it no
higher than the third floor, and we
should be glad TO have it light enough
to enable US 70 see our way In ii with
out carrying candles. We should keen
" appreciate a jani;or who would keep
the halls clean, and we should be alb
iectly thankful for closet. We should
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
ANARCHISTS CONGRESS-
AN INTERNATIONAL MEETING WILL Be HELD
IN CHICAGO.
Plans to Be Suggested For Strengthening tho Move
ment and PrOclaiming the Principle Of Human
Liber:y-GoYernor Altgeld Will 30 Invited
Co priQht. 1893.

Anarchists are to have worlds con-
gress at Chicago during the week COM
mencing Monday, September IS. Fiery
tongued agitators against capital are
expected from all quarters OF the
globe. They will formulate a new
plan whereby the rich may be com
PEELED to divide with tho penniless
thousands. The various agitators for
greater liberty for the masses and q
division OF the wealth OF the capital
lists will set forth their various
schemes and plots at the coming con-
gress and the Chicago police will un-
doubtedly be kept very busy shutting
off incendlary speeches. IL is to be
hoped that the great gathering OF
physical force reformers will not end
in another Haymarket tragedy. New
York anarchists say that Chicago was
selected for this international meeting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
INTERESTING INFORMATION.

Mark Twaln's 2O-year-old daughter
has already written play.
It's estimated that FIVE million OF
women are earning wages In the Brit
ish Isle.
When the Princess OF Wales was mar
ried, the King of the Belgians gave her
lace of the value Of 100000. Since that
time the Princess has gone on collect
ing, and now her lace is worth some
thing like 100000,
The Empress Frederick Of Germany
possesses unique tea service. The
tea tray has been beaten out OF an old
Prussian halfpenny. The teapot Is
made out OF a German farthing, and
the tiny cups are made from coins OF
different German principalities.
Mile. Aimee Rapin, an armless artist
who drew with her feet the pastel OF
the Duchess OF York, is a young Gene
yeise of rare intelligence. The eldest
daughter of swiss barrister, she IS a
child drew with her feet better than
most people draw with their hands, and
at the age Of Is began her artistic stu
dies in one of the best studios in Swift
zerland.
A noticeable feature OF the Worlds
Fair attendance is the presence Of so
many Catholic Sisters among the sight
seers. They are particularly interested
in the monastery of La Rabida, where
they carefully scrutinize the relies OF
Columbus and the valuable loan collec-
ton OF the Pope. Thoy themselves, in
their black gowns, give = finishing
touch OF realism to the building.
Prince Bismarck and his family have
been taking the waters at Kissingen,
and the Americans who are there have
been treated to q phase Of family life
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
WHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1852

which seems rather strange to their
eyes. When the Bismarck contingent
takes fits daily drive to the baths, Prince
Bismarck, Count Herbert and third
gentleman go together in the first CARR
age, and Princess Bismarck, Countess
Herbert and the Bismarck daughter
follow in another carriage. Princess
Bismarck is dark, with black eyes and
hair and an amiable expression. The
daughter is coarse and stout; and the
Countess Herbert is decidedly pretty.
Amelie Rives Chandler is happy In
the serene conviction that she is beau
ful. She sis devoted TO her own beauty
and 10 beautiful women In general"
At least so she is quoted. Furthermore,
like Mrs. Bashkirstsoff. she revels In
admiration OF her own face and figure,
and she says that she thanks God daily
for his gift of loneliness. 1t will be
seen that Amelie has no lingering
doubts on the matter.
One of the richest women in this
country is Mary Garrett Of Baltimore,
daughter of the great railroad king,
and sister Of the present head OF the
Baltimore and Ohio system. She is
about 80 years of age, and is worth per-
haps 500, 900, much of which she
herself has made by judicious invest
men:s. She is of medium height, has
pale face, and blue eyes much depend
ent on spectacles. She is said TO be
walking Poor's Manual on railroad al
fairs. She Inherited her fathers love
of the business, and is acquainted with
every detail OF the railroad he founded.
She gives large share Of her time to
business, another large share to charit-
aole work, but very little to society.
She is a great traveller, and is
a most entertaining conversationalist,
speaking in q peculiar soft, low voice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

be willing to pay $40 month, when
seems fair amount when you consider
that SIS is the price for seven-room
apartments answering this description.
"But we have secured the streets In
vain. We have come 70 the conclusion
that we are not wanted In. human al
fairs. There are the most charming
buildings. with the most complete little
snartments. In the most accessible To-
csIities. and at prices so moderate as 20
tnrn vour head, but they bear fatal
Inscription which is as prohioitory as
the yellow flag Of quarantine. They
are Bachelor Apartments.
Now, for the sake OF the luekless
women in whose tired footsteps we have
been treading and those who are even
now treading in ours, | want to know
Why some one doesn't ppt up an apart.
ment house that viii nj Pike the eyes OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

the fiat hunter dance with Joy and then
label it Girl Bachelor Apartments
For her satisfaction and that OF the
army OF women who wish to live com
fortably and independently, 1t may be
stated that the women's apartment
house. for whose erection Miss Janet
Lewis and Mrs. Candace Wheeler have
made such strenuous exertions, will be
ready before another year OF hsll-oed-
room existence shall have made the oc-
cupants quite suicidal. Hundreds OF
women have signed applications for
rooms, and once the success OF the idea
is demonstrated there is no doubt that
capitalists will be very ready TO supple
msnt the first and central building with
others.
Furs For Fall and Winter.
Oddly enough, coming events cast
their shadows upon the world OF fash
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

Such a cloak of glossy Persian lamb has
two capes fulled about the shoulders
and a collar turning down ABOUT the
neck, and ID in itself so cut as TO fall in
beautiful folds or flutes throughout the
entire length. The lining is br~cade Of
black and gold. Coats are cut with
laring skirts, are fitted in closely at the
waste line, and finished with plated
collars or revers like the gowns OF the
day. The sleeves are Of enormous
Width and add not little to the cost OF
the garments, which is quite In proper
ton to their richness and effect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Royalty at aOmburE.

The fashionable DANES who have been
fluttering about the Homburg baths
lately have been in a state OF great ex-
eitemenf over the presence there Of the
Prince OF Wales. Even the Princes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
GIRL Bachelor APARTMENTS
Nsg York sun

In the spring. so we are informed,
Young mans fancy lightly turns TO
thoughts Of love. Probably. But 10 is
in the autumn that the girl bachelors
fancy solemnly reyerts to the problem
Of the hall bedroom.
II the houses OF this city could be
sliced in two, like the toy houses with
which children amuse themselves,
there would be a sight for gods and
men. The hall bedroom army is q vast
one, and il Is mainly recruited from the
ranks Of seli-supporting women. Per-
haDs the first year thai q
girl becomes one Of the hall
bedroom species she rather en- rs IL.
She dwells on the fact that her fsm Is
c. But before the FIRST 81 9 she
excRhges, in her mental diary.
th4 I'd cosey for small, tone
vi speaking Of dimens poio-
a The next autumn laefs
~ houses have
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
The Girl 20 Rave.

Slster-I don't see why you are 30 In
fatuated with that Miss Homeboddie.
she dresses horribly. A
Brother (complacentIy) Yes. akes
ZEN herself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
ronr,, Hair OH, and Caring Irons.

A whispered pEOpueOy "oS
safed the other day by certain mar
dresser. He is not one Of the busting,
talkative variety, but is pompous ana ot
few words, carrying an atmosphere OF
deem knowledge about him. His utter
apces are SO weighty that they seem 10
strike the very bottom OF the we'll Where
sits Truth. Still, the best OF men ana
the wisest OF halrdressers may some
Zines err, so this one may be in error
he said, however, that the signs OF
the times point to another one OF Ene
fashions OF 1920 or thereabout. he
said in short, that the locks OF the
Beau Brummells Of '04 will form most
intimate acquaintance with the curing
iron. Have they not been growing
steadily longer? be says: ana whas
more natural sequence, therefore, than
n desire 10 relieve the monotony OF IN
diversified length? Hence the curing
iron. Hence, too, possibly, state OF
affairs such as Walter Besant claims e&-
istod in polite society some fifty years
ago.
then impaired to hair not prone TO curis
nv liberal use Of hair oil. Or course
the bellies OF the same period had TO
have their ringlets also, but dellcate
distinction was always preserved be-
tween the limp and slender spiral for
feminine adornment and the aggressive
and virile curls consistent with manly
beauty,
But. alas! heat and hair oil and po-
matum and persistence can never equal
that one touch Of nature which makes
the whole hair curl. Therefore every
ballroom had its barrier. All night long,
in an adjacent room, he and his appren.-
tIces attended with tackle, hot irons and
hair oil, TO revivify between dances the
drooping BrummeIlian curls. And IN
another corner of the mansion maids
with nimble fingers and Sizing tongs
lent a new twist TO the ladies' ring
lets.
And when the next call came to go on
with the dance, what a brave show OF
crisp curls came together from those
secluded hooks, where the BARRIERS
ceased from curling and the tongs rested
It'll the music ceased!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

blue Skye terrier is the object OF their
lavish devotion, and the petted canine
has become very particular as to whom
he will condescend to recognize.
The Prince is . model OF early rising,
and is up every morning and down al
the spring for his matutinal three
drinks and three brisk walks before
1880 a. m. A special Bohemian glass
tumbler is reserved for his Royal High
ness's rotations, and is presented TO
him ON q silve: salver by the attendant
nymph of the spring. An illuminated
device of the Wales feathers marks the
rooms occupied by the Prince and the
yeranda on which they open is the
most popular promenade in the place
since that magic emblem appeared. APP
pareLtly America is not the only place
where people will stretch their necks
for a glimpse OF royalty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
PURELY FEMININE.
sons THINGS THAT ARE SURE 70 PLEASE
IHE LADIES'

Romance Of q Siamass Harem-Girl Bachelor
Apar msns-Furs for Fall and Winter-ROy-
atty al Hcubug-hisrssting Information.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17
Proclamation to all People.

Whereas, 1t being now the dull
season of of the year, and, whereas
many people desire to have things on
easy payments, such as We keep and,
whereas certain parties at the very
time of year when there is no cash,
offer goods for cash only Now.
Therefore |, J. w. higgins, Proprie.
tor of Waco Trading Co., do hereby
direct and proclaim that complying
with our universally known liberal
mode of doing business announce,
that we have a stock of furniture
carpets and stoves and over our ability
to furnish your home from kitchen to
parlor, on easy payments, so much
needed this dull time or will at all
times meet any prices in Waco or the
world for cash, on the so.called; cash
sale basis.
Done at the office Of the Waco
Trading Co, in the City of Waco, A.
d, 1898, in the month Of July, being
one Of the dulless months Of the year.
j. w. RIGGINs, Prop.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17
Fair VisitOrs-- The Gen.
trail School.
Foreign Travels Har-
messed FleaS.

"OL! This is horrid y This is
e1quisite!" Yes, the writer spen, three
weeks at the Centennial 1876 We
heard many ladies use such express
-ions as the above. We often heard
ladies say: ooh, if it was not for tel
ling people I had seen this and that |
would never come to this horrid
place ~ Another lady said: "Let
US 90 and see those big fleas we heard
about, harnessed up to buggy, then
people will know we have been here,
then We will quit Now, this har
messed flea business was simply a
"chesnut;' simply gotten up to make
q still bigger fool Of tools Odd
you see the two heas in harness was
asked the unsuspec!lng; some would
unwittlngly answer: Oh, yes l saw
them" That was a dead give away!
Two harnessed feas ~ Many PEG
pie, who have to borrow the money,
and who cannot pav their long past
due honest debts, are going to The
WORLDS FAIR simply to be able to
say and think it sound big! eyes; Oh
yes, was there and saw the 1.-TWO
harnessed neas." People are return
ing every day, empty headed fools;
and say: "Oh it was the sight of my
lite." Oh dear, dear, it was grand %
You ask these simpletons: Tell US
something you saw and some point of
knowledge you gained2 The reply
generally comes. ooh l saw every
thing; I was there a week. Yes, saw
EVERYTHING in week; EVERYTHING.
When the plain truth is that party is
bigger fool than before he or she left
home! No mortal could see what that
fool claims to have seen in three
months. We say the Worlds Fair
visitors sre mostly BIG FOOLS, and the
most empty headed and most empty
pocket of all people The short trip
Is simply q sham, delusion, a hum
bug. Thousands 60 there and spend
week and big money, who could
learn more at the Slayden. Kirksey
wooden mills than they get there!
Plenty of people visit foreign coun.
tries, who cannot name the states of
this union, who have never seen the
beauties and wonders of our own
land. They want to say: ave saw
the IIARNEssED FLEAs."
Our central school belongs to the
same line Of shams and humbugs Our
children must be taught Latin and
Greek before they can use their own
language. Those are the "HARNEssED
FLEAs. What we need is more com
mon sense! Education ought to mean
three things.
|, Teach the mind to THINK.
End. Teach the mind the application
of knowledge, to practical life.
3rd. Refinement.
There is too much sham show, pic
MIC and parade, and while visit to
the Worlds Fair NAV benefit about
one out of twenty. five, those who
come back and positively lie about
seeing the the 1.-TWO harnessed fleas"
Will be made still bigger fools and
better humbugs and shame!
So with the way our central school
as run in the pas.! A good eight
year course, in our ward schools; .
good English Education is better than
to "spout Greek like big squake'
For furniture, stoves and carpets,
cash or easy payments, 60 to The
Waco Trading Go.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17

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