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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
HATS AND BONNBTS
WHAT IS WORN, SIMPLE, DAINTY AND EX-
T%RAYAGANT.
In Lace Straw Bent to Suit Pretty Faces, Tip
Tilted, Birds, Jewels, Fans, Everything Is
Used to ADD to the Beauty Of Women.

s,,e,aI CorysspoIdsncs or tbs sunday RsosstsT'
New YORK, April 22.-There is a de-
lightful airiness and grace ABOUT Tue
black lace hats which are TO De worn
during the coming season. Tney are
bent by hand into shapes most oecom
ing to the wearer, so that no W orimS
are exactly alike. Here is a pretty
trife of black Chantilly lace In ran
shape. 1t is adorned with q Prince OF
Wales plume in dark purple.
Bonnets of the poke and ''beguin"
species will most assuredly De worn IN
Paris during the coming season., but the
smartest are very tiny-smaller tDan
they ever were before. Those good
ladies who, in the last epidemic OF MIN
iatuSe headgear, wore just q velvet DOW
for economy's sake, need not plume
themselves, however, on these good
times coming again. The bonnets are
to be small, indeed, but they will also
be costly and exceedingly perishaoie:
The latest trimming consists OF fans OF
lisse, blond or silken tulle stiffened ana
plated. These are hecked over In
iewelinz in all sorts OF colors-
amethyst, turquois, emerald, dia-
mond, ruby, garnet-in every
possible shade and color. AS q
rule this bright and shimmering pow
dering Is of the same hus as the lisse'
though when that is black, white or
cream color, turquoise, jet, amethyst or
emerald jeweling makes excellent Ell
fects. The fans are arranged sucking
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
accident TO william Muldoon.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 21.-Wm. Null
doom, who is al the Monumental theatre
here with his athletic combination, met
with what may prove 70 De a very serious
accident Monday night While wrestling
with Fritz Thompson, Of Normandy, one OF
the combination, the latter accidentally
struck Muldoon just below the right eye
with his elbow. The blow cut a cash
about two inches in length. The blood
flowed freely and for a time there was con-
siderable excitement in the theatre. Null
doom walked to the fooIlights and told the
people there was no occasion for alarm.
that the injury was purely accidental and
awkwardness. Later a physician was
summoned. II is now stated that e~rysipelas
has s%upervened and that there was danger
Of its so affecting the eye that the great
wrestler might lose the sight OF IL. His
physician warned him tina he must be ex-
ceedingly careful or be might indeed lose
both eyes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

bow with long ends hanging TO the bot
tom OF the skirt. The collar is Of vel
vet. These are both dresses which can
be made by any mother who is at all &C
customed to making her children's
clothes.
1t would seem that the greatest pleas
ure some women take in the possession
of children is in planning their dress,
and then decking them out as exhibits.
They can justly be compared to ma
tured little girls playing with their
"really truly live dollies." Oae such
writes TO me and describes what she
thinks would be a pretty cbild's dress
with a crinoline skirt and sleeves. She
INDUCES in this sort Of rapture: "Oh,
give us crinolines by all meansl And
those of US who have not babies will go
out and beg, borrow or steal, that we
may have one! As for those of US whose
babies are still in arms, what shall we
do? They can't be put into hoop skirts
till they can walk, and maybe the fash
ion will be zone by then" But such a
mother is not to be disappointed, not II
dashing into il now will W her, and
she goes out and orders her " dresses
seven yards around, and as faring as
they can be made. Then she's happy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
MOBILES MYSTIC SHRINE.

The Mobiles OF Osirus Temple did
themselves brown on Friday evening,
when they led the carIvan into Wheel
ing country and scattered red hot sands
OF desert for weary travellers who ar
rived on the camel-back machine. All
the candidates were given a royal ride
70 the banquet which was so tempting
and ft for the king. The hex point
where tho carivan will be ready for pas
seugers is at Martinsbufg. about May
10th.
On Monday evening. Wheeling Com
mandery No. / will hold regular con-
cIave, and the warriors have already
been notified 70 appear there a. that
time, clad IN the garb OF warfare, and
ready for an attack which may be made
at that time,
On Tuesday evening" Bates Lodge
meets, and there are iaany candidates
on the way for the yirious steps In
Masonry. and that shonld insure some
work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
rha IittIn ola Store.

Oh. the little old store with the bell on the door
That raug as you went OUT or in,
With a ting. Eling-ting as 1t swung on the
spring
And deafeusd your ears with its DIM
Oh, the little old store gave measure and more,
Aud everything smelled sweet Of spice,
Though twas dark, 70 say, and nothing was
new,
Yet everything sold there was nice.
For a quaint little maid in muslin srrayed
Would answer each ring from the door,
And smiles sweet and simple played tag with
the dtnple
In the cheeks OF the maid OF the store.
1 used often to stop in the little old shop,
And sometimes for nothing at all,
But 70 Just shake the spring and to hear the
bell ring
For Nellie 10 answer its call.
All, those times are all Ger; the little old store
Has vanished with old fashioned ways,
Till sometimes it seems as but one OF the
dreams
That we have OF our boyhood days.
Though a faint vague regret comes over me yet
As 7 think OF those days now no more,
In my heart / would fain be q glad lad again
And with Nell in the little old store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
NEGROES HELD THE FORT.
A North Carolina sheriff Unable to En-
force the Courts Orders.

force the Courts Oruers.
RALEIGH, n. c., April 21.-The
| Supreme Court have decided that the
land on which James City in Craven
county, is situated belongs to James
A. Bryan and wife, the mandate OF
the court has been placed in the hands
of the sheriff Of Craven county to
dispossesss the 5000 negroes living
thereon. Sheriff Lane has tried
| twice to execute the order Of the court
and the negroes have refused 10
allow the sheriff to eject them. Yes
| terday the sheriff went to James City
with a posse OF Is men On their
| approach the town bell was ruug
and the sheriff found all the doors
locked and the people assembled
out OF doors. Not less than 1000 men
and women were in the streets. They
were polite in a personal way TO Sheriff
Lane, but they intimidsted the posse OF so
so that the Sheriff found himself without
support and be returned to Newberne
without executing his writS OF eject
ment. The matter has been laid before
Governor Carr and he has answered that
he cannot order out the militia to aid
the Sheriff un,il he has exhausted the
movers OF Craven county. The Sheriff
is now summoninR Il large posse, includ-
ing the military company Of Newberne,
and he intends to make another effort
to enforce the law. Mr.. Bryan has Of
Tered very liberal terms Of leases
TO allow the settlers everything they
have put on the land but the negroes,
having been put on the land by the Fed
eral army during the war and just after
the occupation of Newberne, cannot I'M
derstand how it is that the State OF
North Carolina has any jurisdiction or
authority over them. The population
of James City is 5000 and bloodshed is
expected when the Sheriff returns to
commence the process of evicting.
The latest report is that an associa-
ton Of negro preachers has taken the
matter In hand and is trying to formu-
late some proposition of settlement that
the negroes will agree TO and that will
be acceptable 10 Mr.. Bryan and wife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Big rIro at Beaver Falls.

BEAVER FAILS, PA, April 2l.-Three
dwellings were destroyed and two persons
burned TO death in a fire at 2 o'clock this
morning. At the hour named 8 terrific ex-
plosion occurred in the building occupied
bv Julius Mannheim as a tin shop and
dwelling. The explosion shattered the
walls and the building collapsed. A mo-
ment later there was another explosion in
the adjoining house of Philip Coroett, toy
and notion dealer. Almost instantly the
flames enveloped both houses and before
assistance arrived they were in ruins. An
adjoining dwelling on Sixteenth street was
also destroyed and a vacant house in the
rear was badly damaged. After the fire
Mannheim aid his wife were discovered
missing. Upon searching the ruins their
remains were found in the cellar charred
beyond recognition. 1t is believed that
natural gas caused the first explosion and
that the second explosion resulted from
flames reaching a tank of benzine in the col
lar of Manheim's dwelling. The property
loss is about SIC, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
The ChahnR Dish.

The chatting dish should be as much a
part Of the family life as in the tea
tray-that is, of course, IN those fami-
lies where the chief object is to keep
the lords Of creation comfortable and
happy, and consequently the mental
sunshine undimmed. Many a man who
did not want any breakfast or who was
out of sorts with his dinner will fix him
self up a savory mess in this convenient
article and be happy again. A good
chatting dish can be bought for 50, or a
very admirable substitute, q little alco-
hol lamp, at IS cents, with an agate
ware pan set over it. One Of these will
look very coy opposite a smoking urn
or coffee pot on the breakfast table.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Cnra Of Patsnt Lsather shoes.

Now that spring is really to be with
US, patent leather boots are seen In a
great variety. The proper care OF
these, at best, perishable footgear will
insure at least a months longer wear.
Patent leather boots should never be
worn in rainy weather, If possible.
And always before wearing them they
should be thoroughly rubbed with the
palm Of the hand, as this will soften
the leather and prevent it from crack
ing. On removing them at night a lit
tie vaseline gently rubbed into them
with a cloth will easily remove the dust
and keep up a natural polish.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
ANCIENT ID UNITE

The best meeting that ReFy
ever had was held on Tuey
last. Some time ago this lodfy
to procure q banner for Itself
pointed a committee for that
with power TO act, but before
mittee had completed the contr
ter Workman Lewis Steenrod
them and stated that he had !
his mind to present the lodge
appropriate banner. This cam
nature OF a surprise TO s majori
members present. When the
the order" was called, Hon j.
merville stepped forward and OF
Of Bro. Steenrod presented thd
10 the lodge IN an eloquent
Overseer +. II. LANCE then accel
same on behalf OF the lodge and
IN q happy way TO the sentiment
by the Master Workman In
such a beautiful present.
A recess was then taken for Il
bers 10 examine the banner more
and make their individual exp
OF thanks 10 Brother Steenrod
banner is an excellent piece o
manship and delighted all who
1t was made by a member OF ii
Brother Reese.
An exceeding enjoyable soci
followed, in which speeches, hu
ond otherwise, were made by Il
McCluskey, Robertson, <Bra
LANCE. Garden, Sommertille,
Walden, Stewart, SteinhOuserni
meyer, Carlin, Negley. Glllia
and many others. During thI
Brothers Mckee, Shafer at
favored the lodge with a q
was encored, and Brothers II
Garrison each rendered vocal 8
In an acceptable manner.
The Mogulisn Conclave had
tins on Monday night and
themselves immensely.
Another boom has struck v
Lodge. There were nine sppl
for membership on Thursday
This brings our roll up 10 PSI
first degree was conferred on th|
didates and the second degree
member. The f~raternal feel
fully developed under the head
OF the order. quite a number OF
being made. Brother White
dered n very pleasing vocal II
Brothers Negley and Sherratt
uted a couple OF readings.
Excelsior Lodge Nc. 10 will
tutod next Saturday. There
names on the charter list, cod
some OF our best citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening Ohio Lodge No.
/ met in regular meeting and on Thurs
day evening Wheeling Lodge No. 3.
Both Of the Lodges have asbler's
quarries. and some are In a state OF
preparation for the Moral Temple. bot
none were worked upon At those meet
ing, but were referred till the next.
On Wednesday evening the Blue
Lodge Class met as usual, but not with
the attendance that should be had and
as deserved by the Grand Lecturer.
The Class has now arrived In their In
struction when IL should be Of Interest
to every Master Mason Of this city and
Jurisdiction. and we know some viii
roget in future days their neglect to re-
ceiye the instructions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

dscomposable materials for future use.
The ideal would be a polished floor,
garnished with rugs In sufficient num-
Der TO give an aspect and feeling OF
comfort, while admitting OF easy expos
ure 70 the salutary influence OF air.
And light rugs, carpets and curtains
ought to be frequently shaken and hung
ND in the air, il they are to remain
sweet-not once a month o. year, but
twice or thrice a week, II not oftener.
At this price only can we hope TO de-
prive confined spaces Of their native IN
wholesomeness, and the sooner house
wives lay this maxim to their hearts
and act upon it the better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
no. Rlds Acros. the continent.

New York, April 21.-Tom Roe, the well
known bicycle rlder, says that ae will start
on May 10 to ride across the continent from
New York TO San Francisco. He expects
TO make the trip in sixty-ive days, and
will take the most direct route TO Chicago,
following the line Of the Union Pacific
Railroad from there 70 San Francisco
The trip Roe proposes was accomplished by
Nelson A. Bradt. in 1890, his time being
eighty-six days. Roe viii attempt to per-
form the feat in sixty-fve days. and viii
be checked st every point in the ride TO in
sure correctness OF whatever time be does
make.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
CLdriRgtOn, {
A INCIDENT.
She Couldn't Live a Widow. So She Killed
H~erself-Doubie Funeral.

Herself-Doubie Funeral.
New HAVEN, CONN, April 81
Standing over the body Of her husband,
Frances Danyke Harris shot herself
through the heart yesterday. Her case
was a pathetic one. Eight months ago
Yesterday Miss Danyke, a beautiful
society woman OF Brooklyn, became
Mrs. Harris. and the couple after a
short honeymoon, removed to this city,
where the husband became the manager
of Snow, Church e Co.'S Commercial
Agency. A fortnight ago Mr.. Harris
was attacked by an illness which at
once assumed a serious phase. Physi'
clans determined that the only hope OF
saving his life was by recourse to the
operation of laparotomy. His young
wife was made acquainted with the
desperate character of the operation.
do the best you can for him." she
said, ''for IL he dies l shall die, too, for
/ believe were our positions t~rsnsposed
he would do the same for me-"
Early Wednesday, despite the efforts
Of his physicians, Harris died. His
wife was nearly crazed with grief.
Friends tried in vain TO comfort her,
bot all their efforts were futile. Yes
terday the servant went into the
kitchen and while the others in the
house were in another room, they were
startled to hear a pistol shot. They
ran to the room in which they had left
Mrs. Harris. Blood was flowing from a
wound in her breast. She was breath
ing slightly. and messengers were dis
patched for physicians. Before they
could have reached any decisive effect,
however, Mrs. Harris was dead. Mrs.
Harris was 20 years old and her hus-
band was 30. The double funeral OF
the unfortunate couple will probably be
held on Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Trailing skirts.

II you want To keep your everyday
dress 10 good condition, cut of the tail
to a ground escaping length and use
hercules braid. Instead Of binding the
skirt sew the braid on Tat. allowing
an eighth Of an inch TO project below
the edge. The projection, instead OF
the dress, will get the mud and germs
and wear Of the street. The hercules
braid comes by the yard and retails at
five cents. As it takes at least four
yards to go round it is four times the
price Of the mohalr, but also four times
as endur ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

tirelv Of the breast feathers OF these de-
lightful little creatures and is edged
with a treble row OF green wings across
the front.
Another jaunty style is shown In IL
lustratiou, being Of neVpolitan straw
faced with velvet and trimmed with the
donkey ears so much used OF the same.
The finishing is in bending and tip tilt
ing il to suit the face.
AN ATTRACTIVE SPRING WRAP.
Here is a graceful little wrap with
square stole ends. IL is made Ia black
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
InnhnrfnI RadsteAd.

Eorkingman's model bedstesd
hat Il can be taken down and
In IN half a minute. BY a Gu
|ination Of springs, the bed
IantaneOuSly surrounded by
washstand wheeled inside
Iupant can 90 through his or
being seen. BY al
g the bed is turned into a
Bd for invslids, who have no
ko perform the transforms
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
DECLINED.

A simple word, yet in the poets hoping heart
Strikes deep, like a quivering, poisoned dart,
Lay rambling. staying all ambitious thoughts;
Declincd-a word now hidden by teAr-stalned
blots.
All hopes Of future honor and Of fame
Have swiftly flown from the poets brain.
Crushed as a deadly adder beneath the grind
ing heel.
Declined-the heaviest weight a poets soul can
feel.
w. S. RICHARDSON.
CLdrington. o., ApriE II. 1893.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

suIting. The sleeves are tight and have
q full Empire puff Of velvet. A bow OF
velvet ribbon is put in front and the
ends are drawn under the arms n
meet behind where the dress clos
es. Here the velvet forms another
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

" 49,
Is Of vinegar in the water
bggs make them set prop
! the white from spread
lemon improves scram-
should nc added while
ng.
lps are nice in an omelet.
with paste de fois gras
With scrambled eggs is q
rs can be used for salad
dipping them in fritter
ng.
ken from the she'll and
pint Of sweet cream, sea-
and pepper, is a delic-
,ish. They should only
ss Ia the boiling cream.
pes, grated chees and =
ID up boiled sausages is
rive with fried eggs.
omlet can be made by
either sardineS, toma-
Eers, cheese, kidney,
accaronl or, In fact,
sires or has on hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
WEST LIBERTY.

WEsr LIBEHTY, April 21.-Nearly all
the students are in now for the work OF
the spring term.
All the departments are full and
booming, the number in attendance
being over 100, the roll showing more
than that.
Mrs. A. B. Wendt is absent attend
ing the w. F. NJ. S. Convention at
West Alexander.
Quite a number Of our students at
tended the lecture, Thursday night, at
West Alexander. Il. Z. Suites, George
Morrow, George Lewis, Miss Maggie
Faris. Miss Scott and Miss Clendennin
were noticed in the party. They report
(a muddy trip.
NJ The Ladies' Hall" kept by Mr.. FariS
i full to overlooking. About twenty
hNe ladies are Quartered here.
Rooms are at q premium in the town.
We sadly need q dormitory.
| We all feel highly pleased at the
Prospects for a new school building:
n plans have been drawn and work
begin soon.
Ae Seniors are beginning to assume
gdlgnifed" and august" appear
becoming to them.
Rertha Visit who has been on
list will soon be back to school.
IS. Sszear is threatened with
liver.
;, E. Suites. Jbs. RiggsA ].
ISIS Matte Sates, are ~
Saturday Snda6
a.. Nn.~
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OF n

Alpha Lodge lost q Of its members
in the death OF Andrew Hebrank. His
family will receive his benefit Of s., 900
about q month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
CASTERS STAR.

Miriam Chapter held her meeting on
last Tuesday evening with a good at
tendance, and have candidates TO initi-
ate a. It's next meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
FEMININE.
yAREl SURE TO PLEASE ALL
1 IH4 LADIES'
Learn Cbrrscs Business HabiS-A
er-No More Wrinklss-A Won
lBsdsaad4-What Water VIII
-Carpss and Microbes.
KEEP ACCOUNT.
EArly Learn Correct Business
Habits.

|Esrly Learn Correct Business
Habits.
woman Is poor or rich 1t
to acquire methodical ousi-
keeping her little accounts
BID knowing TO a cent just
IS with her money, whether
hts or SO to exeend on her
rsonal wants, says the New
r. An allowance Is the
I'D this end, IL az the same
essed upon her that every
bid be set down with IN
ity. In black and white
much more easily the
BENT, how quickly it goes
foolish little nothings
pm our pockets.
ng down each item IL Is
,One that you will con-
have lost some money
I see how that $40 bill
only bought such a
The neat little fig
2 restraint, besides in
ID system that will be
fortune ever smiles
nmes to your hands,
economy is a neces-
has 10 be forced into
pts are kept accu-
made to balance
had better not at
ling 81 all, for slip
horse than none and
ything rather than
anything Is worth
|orth doing we'll, and
productive OF future
|of looking carefully
les when school days
and the a~lloWsnce of
goes for candy and
Ian is once established
Be girl will grow TO
a clear knowledge Of
y goes aud what she
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

Siblet sauce

I Cream Of Oyster Soup.
shrimp PRtties.
lev. Giblet Sauce
Currant Jelly.
croquettes. Peas
beeuea Ham In Chafng Dish.
N Bread Sticks.
|tuce and French Dressing.
Crackers brle.
Queen Mab's Pudding.
Whipped Cream.
Coffee.
Nuts. Raisins