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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Sailed Peanuts.
Philadelphia 7i;nes.

peanuts unaristocratic!" exclaimed
acknowledgement, bright-eyed young
miss to her pretty companion on a Wal
nut street car yesterday. "Well, what
IL they are? I'm going to have them
served at u dinner party sailed, and
they are perfectly lovely. Sailed al
monds aren't in 1t. All you do is TO buy
the green or unparched peanuts, par
boil them, rub of the red envelopes,
spread the blanched nuts on q tin dish,
treat them to butter, then brown them
for half an hour In a baking but not a
quick oven, and when they are a light
snuff color take them put at once and
salt them while hot. Just try that re-
cipe when you get home, and the lowly
peanut will become exalted 100 per cent.
in your eyes"
Medical men advise that salt should
be taken with nuts, especially when eat
en- at night. One time, says a writer,
while enjoying a visit from an English
man. hickory nuts were served In the
evening, whsn my English friend called
for salt, stating that he knew a case Of
a woman eating heartily Of nuts in the
evening who was taken violently i'll.
The celebrated DIR. Abernethy was sent
for, but IL was after he had become too
found OF his cup. and was not in q con-
dition to go. He muttered salt, SALT"
OF which no notice was taken Next
morning he went TO this place, and she
was a corpse. He said that had they
given her salt 10 would have relieved
her; II they would allow him to make
an examination. 20 would convince
them. On ~oDep.ng the stomach the
nuts were fop ID in a mass He sprin-
dissolved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
To Brew . Good Cup of rsa.

In China they pour boiling water into
s cup aud turn some tea into 1t, and
when the leaves sink TO the bottom,
which happens in q few seconds, they
pour the water oil and drink IL. We on
the contrary, let the tea stand" some
times, even 10 the drawing room, while
in the servants hall it is allowed regu-
larly to stew on the hob until q brown
decoction OF equal strength and bitter
ness is ready to be served, to the detri-
ment Of the nerves Of all who drink IL
on account OF the tannin squeezed, so to
speak, out Of the stewed tea leaves.
Now, the remedy for this is very easy
and consists in never allowing tea,
when made, to stand for more than
three minutes at most, or, better still,
TO have il made in one teapot and
poured of into another.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
OF HONoR.

Alpha Lodge, 424. continues nightly
to initiate into its fold good men and
true knights. who thus provide for their
families and loved ones something
which puts them above want and the
charities Of a cold. heartless world at
a very small expense, as perceived by
the actual cost to our late deceased
brother, Andrew Hebank, who became
a knight in 1850, and since which time
has but paid ia the Widows and Or
phans' Benefit Fund S291, and for which
his wife will receive in about three
weeks $4,000. This should be a wise
forethought for his friends and associ-
ates to do likewise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Tra!ee, will have another department in
charge. Irish bog oak Is something that
Miss Theresa Brazil, of Dublin, is an
expert In. Miss Brazil, who Is decidedly
pretty, like the other young women
speaks with a charming brogue. Cloues,
Ulster, is the home OF Miss Edith Rob-
inson. She is a musician and is full of
Irish wit. Miss Fl. A. Charleton, a Sc
date young woman from Dublin, is the
%chaperone Of the party,
KNOW HOW TO MAKE BUTTER.
The other young women are ty pes Of
the farming and artisan classes.
Three OF them are famous
butter makers-Johanna Dobertv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
BURLINGTON.

DoN P. O., ONO, April 2e.-There were
two weddings at Gienn's Run, on Wednes-
day. The contracting parties were MI.
William MarQusrdt, OF 4Etnaville, and
Miss Mary Somers, Of Glenn's Run, and
Mr.. Samuel Meeker, Of Patton's Run. and
Miss Mary Applegarth, Of Glenn's Run.
We wish them all q long and prosperous
life.
On Thursday evening about nine O'Clock
q strange man walked up 10 the residence
Of MIR. Parrot Jump, and began kicking at
the door, at the same time making use Of
some ugly threats, which caused the occu-
pants to become frightened. Mr. Jump vas
absent at the time, but was soon informed
of the fellows actions. NJ. Jump secured
assistance, and had the intruder fired from
his premises. He is now in the lookup at
Martins Ferry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

cover on to one side. This could be
embroidered with q monogram.
IL there is spare shelf, the blankets
out Of use can be slowed there. They
should be tied in pairs and put into q
large linen pillowcase, with q lump OF
camphor between the folds. "a reference
20 the bed to which they belong should
be inscribed on the card which is sewed
TO the case.
Sheets, ~pillowcases, tablecloths and
serviettes should be embroidered with
initials in white. II the top sheet is an
ornamental one, 1t looks well to have
the owners monogram worked In the
center just below the hem. Towels
should be doubled l~engthwlse and
marked in large outline letters In col
ored fax thread at one end.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
snmn fashion Nutas.

A fine quality Of ladies' cloth, which
is now called habit cloth, Is an ex-
tremely popular material. Ii comes In
all the exquisite new shades and is
used not only for tailor made costumes,
but for those chat are much more elao-
crate.
The fayorite shape in ladies' rings has
either . long marQuise setting or Is a
straight band OF gold set around with
gems. The smallest band rings, which
Mare (the merest edges OF gold, set half
ws.% round with diamonds, ruoies or
smeralds, are still worn In groups OF
Ihree, including one ring OK each kind
~ Jewel. Sometimes a single ring Of
this kind Is worn as q guard TO more
valuable ene
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Macaroni REQUIRES abundance OF water
10 cook it properly, at least three quarts
OF salted boiling water being required
20 half q pound OF macaroni. The
abundance gives the paste a chance 10
swell. The water should boil rapidly
and the macaroni should be stirred oe-
casionally with a fork TO prevent the
pipesf from clinging together. IL should
boil at least IS minutes for the small
and three-Quarters OF an hour for TIE
larce macaroni. After the macaroni Is
cooked IL should be drained in a coian-
der. Then the cOlanGer should % SET
tn the mouth OF the pot In which the
macaroni was cooked, covered up close
ly with cloth, TO allow IL TO steam dry
while you prepare the tomato sauce.
Take a slice OF carrot, q small onion
a leaf or two OF thyme, a quarter OF q
bay leaf, W peppers, M Glove and
fry them in q tablespoonful OF butter
Add a sprig Of parsley and ABOUT an
inch OF celery stalk cut In otis. When
the vegetables are well colored. stir In
two ~tablespoonfuls Of flour aud let the
-four brown. Add 3 quart can OF toma-
toes very slowly. Then set the sauce
pan on the back part OF the
stove and let It's contents sim
mer very slowly for half an hour.
Stir this sauce repeatedly while 1t Is
boiling, and when II is done strain 1t
through q PURGE sieve, or a common
-four sieve IL you have nothing better.
Add a teaspoonful OF salt, a s~aitspoonful
OF pepper and a t~easpoonful OF sugar.
This tomato sauce will be enough for q
mound and q half Of m%acaroni, which
viii be- sufficient TO fill two large dishes
But the sauce will keep an indefinite
time in cold weather, and II Is just as
well 10 make double the quantity you
need at a time.
After the sauce is made and the mac
aroni is cooked. take a large open vege-
table dish, put q layer OF macaroni In
the bottom, season il with q mere sus-
picion Of white pepper, puta tablespoon
ful OF Parmesan cheese over IL and
moisten IL well with the tomato sauce.
Continue this till the dish is full and
cover IL with tomato ssuce. IL will take
a pint Of tomato sauce and aoont six
t~ablespoonfuls Of grated Parmesan
cheese TO a large dish Of macaroni. Set
the dish Of macaroni in the oven for
shout ten minutes aud then serve II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Tbs CartiAge Turban.

As xs~afe Just entering upon the days
SEhen driving is especially delightful
our women may like to know that French
ladies complete the driving toilet with q
specially made skirt; il has W open
ings. each ~buttoning at the side, so that
A. can be slipped on or of with ease. The
headgear for driving is a little toQue OF
cloth, with a putting OF velvet where 1t
touches the hair and a birds plumage
for trimming. Tirconne hats also gre
especially stylish this season. They are
tflmmed with breichwantz, a scrt OF
feather band, with a few folds Of velvet
and a stiff straight plume.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

HALLErTsvnLE, Texas, April %
Zedolph Hvisy, colored. was hanged
here yesterday, dying In twelve min
utes. On khe night Of April "a. 1892.
Davis outraged . widow. Mrs. William
Ballard: On account OF his kindness TO
her children she had frequently fed
him. Onlthe night Of the crime . ter
rible storm was raging. he went to
her house, broke the door down. drag
rad the woman out with her babe In
her srns snd repeatedly outraged hsf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Kate Barry and Mary Connolly. They
have rosy cheeks and much Muscular
development.
Some of the girls are lace-makers Of
enown. Mary C%osgrave is skilled In
the mysteries Of Torchon lace. Kate
Kennedy weaves Carrlckmacross lace OF
old Irish patterns; little Ellie Murphy,
who is pretty, bright and %vivacious and
less than 16 years old,is a famous work
err In Limerick lace, the beauties OF
which were widely known as far back
as the middle ages. Maggie Dennehy,
from Valentia island, knits Jerseys and
gloves by hand.
EXPERTS AT SPINNING AND KNITTING.
Bridget McGauley is a Donegal WOOL
spinner and represents an essentially
cottage industry. Mary Flynn
does crochet work and has q rep
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

everything On the stage Il blown OF,
This csns 10 the most amusing con.
trivapce ever used In farce comedy aud
one that would carry . play By itsslf.
Donnelly and Girard are immensely
funny and THE Rain Makers" 10 .
great. big. hearty laugh from beginning
to end. The cast which assists the stars
10 their fun-makinR 10 made up Of stage
favorites. the costumes are the richest
ever seen In farce comedy and tho
scenery the prettiest. THE Rain
Makers" isA money winner Of huge
proportions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Well to Know.

Articles OF plate that are not In daily
use, and which may yet occasionally be
wanted at a moments notice, should be
rolled in long strips Of green baize, made
for the purpose and with strings to tie
When not in their appointed places in
the chest, they should be kept in a dry
drawer close at hand. All the larger
ornaments, too, should have their own
bag, to keep them free from dust and as
much as possible out Of the reach OF at
mospherical changes, which more than
all else 60 toward furnishing their
brightness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Green tho Prevailing Color.

Green promises to continue in favor
this spring. and for hat trimmings
there are some exquisite new shades. A
pretty hat is Of light green fancy straw,
with low crown and wide brim, slightly
bent toward the front. Pale pink roses,
with a beautiful shade of soft green vel
vet. form the side trimming. A wreath
OF small pink roses extends around the
crown, and just under the brim in front
are two roses to rest against the hair of
the wearer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

utation for designing. Ellie Aher,
from the Presentation Convent at
Youghal. is q point-lace maker. Bridget
Heade and Mary Kavanagh are the ex-
ponents of Irish domestic economy.
Michael Nicholas. Of B'essingbourne,
= w~ood-carver; Patrick Pagan, of Dub
lin. q bog-oak artist. and Francis Bsrds-
ley, . worker In old Irish jewely, sr-
rived yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
JlRBEAUS ODD SLIPPERS

When vernons Jarbeau comes to the
Peoples Theater next week one OF her
kicking fads will be dispensed with. In
the past. at the end Of second act. Miss
Jarbesu kicked her slipper into the top
gallery. An usher was usually intrusted
to bring it down; but In many instances
the slippers were co%nascated and kept
as souvenirs. She has now on hand
about sixteen (1X b. slippers for the
left foot, which evil be disposed of ~
very moderate price," Miss Jarbeau
writes to the Telegram, 'as IL vas too
expensive luxury."s and that she was On.
able to make terms with the boot and
shoe trust.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
EASTERN STAR

Merriam Chapter, No. 1, will meet on
Tuesday evening and, from indications,
the Stars will all appear and illumine
the horizon of their lodge-room and
also add new members by initiation,
who will be heartily welcomed into the
constellation Of the noble workers OF
friendship and charity,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Mix the Jokes OF 2 well beaten eggs
with a de-ssertspoonful OF ground rice
and q gill of cream. Add 2 ounces OF
caster sugar. q small piece OF powdered
cinnamon, a blade of mace pounded and
a dash OF nutmeg. Rub a perfectly
clean frying pan with q piece OF butter
tied I'm q cloth. Fry the pan cakes a
light golden color and as thin as posi-
bic. Roll them and lay them not more
than 5 at once on a hot dish screened
with ornamental paper. Garnish with
green sprigs OF myrtle and serve quick
". IN too many packages are piled
upon the dish, they become solden and
heavy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Just For a Few.

Here Is a luncheon menu for q little
company:
Oysters a la Poulette.
Small Tenderloin Steaks, Sweet Potatoes
au Gratin.
Brolled Small Birds on Toast. French
Peas. Dressed Celery.
Orange Jelly With Whipped Cream.
Chocolate. Fruit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
LS
FAMOUS MAKERS OF LACE AND BurrlR
Representatives Of the Old Families Of Ulster, Nuns
ter and Lsinstsr Will Be at the fair-Can
Give Hints to Their American
Cousins
Chicago Record

Sixteen handsome Irish girls, repre-
senting the old provinces OF Ulster,
Munster and Leinster, will be at the
Worlds Fair. ~Connsught, somehow,
has been overlooked and the west has
sent no representative. LADY Aoer-
deems girls" the young woman proudly
calls themselves.
Mr.. C.. A. Hatfield, OF Dublin,
Secretary OF the Irish Industries
Association, in which Lazy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

The clever comedians Dopnelly and
GIrard produced on Monday at the Bed
ford Avenue Theatre, Williamsburgb,
their new farce comedy. Tho Rain
makers" and scored . very pronounced
success. The play Is the work Of Mr..
Frank W. Dumont and Is . fitting sue
cessor to Natural Gas" through which
the popular comedians have become
great favorites In every city OF the
Union. The story IL that OF several
f~mpecunious individual ali beut on mar
rvinR 4 rich aad dashing widow, and In
tie pursuit Of her find themselves in
the west. The chief Of these are Of
course Msssrs. Donnelly and Gi-
rsrd who In the second act pass
themselves of ~ rain makers,
having "loaned" . noted rain
makers rockets and dynamite. These
are discharged With very IittIs noise.
bot ersat effect, for 81 the end Of the
asta cyclohs strikes the Essehs -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Ruchlngs.

Ruchlng made of gauzs or tulle, In
termixed with white or colored feathers,
are q new Introduction, patented by the
manufacturer. Their effect Is very
soft and beautiful, and they are ex-
Quisite trim mining for ball dresses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
PURELY FEMININE.
A LESSON IN TEE PREPARATION OF MAC
CARONI.

Rba Delicate ard Delightful Dish When
Properly Pr,parsd-Salisd Peanuts are G0'd'
The Care Of Household Linen - 10 MAKE
Good Ta-A wcman's A%gs-Grssn is P0pu-
lara Luncheon Menu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Bow che "Has,ler" Hsstlea

1.-THE Hustler" 10 playing to big re.
ceipts down In Maine. II 10 tho first
farce comedy entertainment to explode
the theory: THAT II Is . risky venture
to book IN expensive show In the small.
or cities" 1--WE ind," said Manager
Thomas Fl. Davis. "that IL 10 Just 40
profitable to play The Hustlerfn towns
like Haverhiil. Mass, Dover, N, r., or
Biddeford, Me-, as in Boston or New
York. The residents Of 'one night
stands are up to the times IN every
Interpretation Of that oft-quoted expres.
sion. They are just as well posted In
theatricals as their city brethren and
are more liberal In their patronage"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
To Cleanse Japanese Msttinrs.

To keep japanese matinings fresh and
clean rub them once q week with 3
cloth dampened in salt and water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
How 60 Care For Bed and Table Linen,
Towels aud Blankets.

To every woman who takes q pride In
her home the house linen IL a very I'm
portant matter. Good linen, though ex-
penslve at first, is far more economical
and satisfactory In the end. A complete
list of the linen should be neatly entered
in a book, with a space left for remarks
I'm the future. This book should hang
inside the press. A tall cupboard, with
shelves that can be pulled out, is perhaps
the most convenient place In which TO
store linen, but a large chest with draw
ers answers very well. Between the
linen bags OF lavender should be placed.
1t is necessary, Of course, that every
thing should be marked. The sheets
eould Do folded in pairs, and 3 band
wide, colored elastic on which q card
sewed repeating the marks and the
anne OF the bedroom TO which the
beets belong passed around each pair.
Ms will enable q new servant or
Niger to find what is re Quired in q
int. Pillow cases should be ar
In sets for every room, with an
band round each set and marked
Manner. Towels should be kept
n shell OF the press, with
Motive bands. They should
Izens, and should also have
Ieir bands whether rough,
Aelity.
rs should have on the
kthe baud surrounding
s to size and quality,
Louble OF unfolding.
t In pretty colored
< cases, or q good
hree square bes-
be size lof the
md linen these
sswipgA tsp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Aberdeen is interested, has charge OF
the village. He will be assisted by six
or seven bright young Irish women.
A Record reporter called on them yes
terday at the convent on Indiana
avenue, near ~Forty7hinth street.
EACH BOASTS OF LINEAGE.
These particular young women are
representatives OF ~well-known Irish
families. Each has a lineage sreaching
back to the days Of Strougbow, Earl OF
Pembroke.
Mrs, Agnes Mayne, sister OF q Dublic
city official, will manage one OF the village
departments. Miss Rebecca Keane. OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Eot Liked by the Critics.

"Clever Alice" the latest play by
Brandon Thomns, q comedy In three
acts, which has been produced At the
Royalty, London, Is not liked by the
critics. 1t is an adaptation from the
German. 1t is said to DO wanting In
human interest and dramatic purpose.
The narrative is merely anecdotal, aud
would not overstock . one-act piece
with action and incident. George Doug
las, an artist, is painting the portrait Of
Lady Altrood. the daughter OF the
| matchmaking Lady Lilton. Lady AL
| trood has been engaged to Charles Yer.
| Der, a simpleton, aud is now betrothed
to Sir William Newgent, . millionaire.
She, however, has engaged in . flrta-
| ton with Douglas, and the latter is ad-
vIsed by Alice Cook, the sister
of one Of his friends, ito put q
3 stamp on his tongue" and
bring Lady Altrood to the point with
q proposal. Douglas does so and Lady
Altrood 'backed ont" In the second
act, she comes to Douglass studio and
tells him that she thought better OF II,
and has thrown over Sir William. That
gentleman finds Lady Altrood with the
painter, and insults her; and with exag-
Grated chivalry, TO clear her character,
Douglas announced that he and her la
dyship are engaged. In this act Alice.
by relinQuishing the spectacles and &C.
centric attire which she has hitherto
worn and putting on a becoming Turk
ish costume. charms both Douglas and
his friends, and 10 the last act Lady Al
trood surprises the painter and Alice In
sentimental conversation, and casting
Douglas of with much ironical elo-
uence, accepts Verber. who, by the
sudden death Of relative, has come
into o title and fortu1e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
samuel Popular Cox III.

Manager Samuel 2. Cox, for many
years with Donnslly and Girard, is In .
most precarious condition At the Hotel
Bo.wyck, in Williamsburg, . few
blocks from the Bedford Avenue Thea
ire, where his stars successfully pro-
duced their new play, Tho Rainmak-
ers." on Monday. He was stricken with
paralysis last Wednesday, and his
friends will be sorry to hear that there
is but little hope Of his recovery. His
family are wirh him and Messrs. Don.
nelly and GIrard have been unremitting
In their attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

A now feature OF the programme %
Kester & Bial's Monday night will be
the first appearance Ia America OF Mile.
Juanita Barbour, chanteuse comique.
from the Alcazar de Paris, said to BE- un-
usually clever, who has brought with
her all the new French songs. The
balance Of The programme will include
Mile. Paquerette, the clever French
coincidence; those wonderful scrobats.
the Braatz Brothers, In their clever
head balancing act; tho serpentlne
dance, with new effects, BY Miss
Dorothy Dsnning; Lecocq's comic
opera, LA File do Nine. Augot," n.
b. Farnie's one-act operetta, THE Re-
hoarsal," and the Partisan duelists and
dancers M. and Nine. Derouville-Nsn-
cey. On Monday evening. May &. .
condensed version OF Stevens 4 Solo
mons comic opera, "Blllie Taylor"
which has been 10 rehearsal for tho past
three weeks, will be presented for tho
6rst time at this house. On the same
evening Marguerite Fish, comedienne,
will make her 6rst appearance here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

IL Elder-'Tvs quit keeping NJ
yttdsy."
Ne: !asskss.-'ss hsvs 1 u 80
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che VIEW south.s" Hit.

"The New South" with Mr.. Joseph
r Grismer and Miss Phoebs Davies has
made another bit. this time In Brook
lyn. 1t Is undoubtedly one Of the best
plays prod uced this season. THE New
South" Is In fact q "fnd," an oasis 10
the desert OF new plays that have been
inflicted upon the public 10 recent
years. It is strong In It's lines, intense
" interesting In It's situations, consist
emit in the development Of tiresome bu-
siness In the play.