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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
PROTEGES OF YORKS BRIDE.

The story below OF the recently we'd
ded Princess Mary might prejudice peo-
pie i'm her favor, and then again 10 might
not. She might almost infer that the
ROYAL DhilanthrOpist Is guilty Of that
Well-nigh objectionable sin against ell
Quette and good nature-Social begging.
Bazaars and fairs are generally accept
cd ground for this sort Of thing, but,
according 10 the writer Of the follow
ing, Princess Mary was always at
hand, Sin a country house or at home, ."
with SOME plea for her proteges:
"Once the ice is broken, her easy
way OF conversing and expression OF
interest soon puts stranger at ease
and If the conversation fags, 10 is GER
tainly not the fault OF the Princess.
She can, Of course, talk about the
weather, the last dance, and the gen
teral run Of drawing room gossip, tsuch
things please her guests. But 1t Is To
her general work and In her mothers
work that she is really interested. In
/ State schemes for the poor OF the coun-
try she is also greatly Interested. Dur
ing the time the House Of Lords Sweat
\ Ing Committee was sitting she carefully
,.read the evidence, and eyinced the
ereatsst sympathy for the poor seams
tresses and nail and chain workers.
"Although a good listener, Princess
Mary never hesitates TO ask questions
Il she doss not thoroughly understand
the line Of argument. She seldom dis
cusses a charity scheme without secur-
ingR supporter. No matter whether Il
be in a country house or so home, II the
opportunity offers, the wants and wishes
OF her pr0teges are always put forward,
and the result is generally a check or
promise.
"Order and regularity are with her
principles Of Hie-never Is anything
out OF place, never is an appointment
missed. There is a time for getting up
in the morning, aud, when possible, q
time for retiring 10 rest at night. Part
OF the day is always set aside for read
ing and being read 70. In her boudOir
you will find the books properly CLASH
fed Pens and pencils are neatly ar
ranged on the writing table. In short,
there Is a place for everything, and
everything In its place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

The difficulty between capital and
labor Is that each wants the otner at
the least possible outlay.
Folly IS loud Of speech when wisdom
is discreetly silent
Many a strong-headed man has weak
ideas.
He-"Is that young gentleman over
there q newcomer 10 the city?"
She-"No, he's been here for some
yesrs."
she-"Nsishsr do 1; he's NJ hus-
band"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
JHPrHA JUST WOULDN'T.
Another Little Disagreement In the
Jones Family.

Another Little DlsHgreemenS IN tho
Jones Family.
"Jephtha." remarked Mrs. Jones,
looking up from the society column she
was reading, otis all the fashion now
to write your name with hyphen."
whats hyphen?" asked Jones,
suspieiously.
"Why, Jeptha, I'm sure you ought
to know what hyphen Is"
Oh, suppose it's one OF those new
tangled stylographic pens that make
your handwriting look like sign paint
ing"
"Mr. Jones, hyphen is -"
81 know, Maria. My grandmother
drunk it, There was old Hyson and
young Tyson"
"Mercy ma, Mr. Jones, that was a
tea this is hyphen-a-dash-"
"Well, Maria, we're not going to be-
gin at our time OF life to cut any dash.
don't want any in mine"
"And you don't understand, Jeptha. :"
"Yes, l do understand, aud Jeptha
amt going TO to cut up any monkey
shines with hyphsn or a dash, not If
he knows himself, and he thinks he
do"
Wouldn't you like to write your
name Jepths Jones-Jones?"
"Well, not much. Plain Jones is
good enough for me-"
You'll be plain Jones, them" said
Mrs. Jones Spitefully, ''all the society
people are doubling their names TO
make them more stylish There's the
Brown Browns, and the Smith. Smiths. I"
"And you'd like to have q fool-Jones,
but amt going to begin driving tam
dem with my name at this late date"
But you see, Jeptha, the hyphen
links US with the social world"
Social grandmother! II will be the
missing link In the family. Why, Mar
ia, have you clean lost your senses?
Isn't Mrs. Jeptha Jones good enough
for you?"
~ can write that with hyphen,
suppose" suggested Mrs. Jones.
Write it with hyphen or a section
Of a stovepipe, or the hose, Maria, but
fer goodness sake don't try to ape
people who have more money than
brains" said Jeptha.
"I'm no ape" retorted Mrs. Jones,
having the last word In the dispute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
MAJOR AND MINOR

JudRe-fhof9 10 oVerWnefmtng
evidence here that you deliberately
stole door mat and afterwards tried
to dispose OF IL. What have you TO
sa7 for yourseIf?"
Prisoner-"I didn't steal nothln' yer
homer, was walkln' kinder slow like
past house and seen that there mat
with some kind of writin' on t.
spelled out 'W-E-L-C-O-M-E.' So
just picked up the thing and took It
with me.
AS Briggs came putting and blowing
from the crowd through which be had
pressed his way, Digs exclaimed
whats the matter, Briggs you look
deeply touched"
Deeply ,touched! Heavens and
earth. man, should say was. Some
fellow In that gang touched me for $50
and my diamond pin."
Mr.. Hammer-"What I want to
know Is whether 1 am barred from
membership in your club just because
am an actor?"
Most certainly not, sir. The club
men have all seen you on the stage
aud voted unanimously that you are
not an actor"
Jimmie. didn't tell you l would
whip you the next time you ran away
to go fishing while the water Is so
dsep?"
II wasn't goin' hshin'. l was just
a-Roln' to carry bait and 30 in swim
MINI"
She-"Will you be sure to write me
every day while you are gomez"
He"Yes, dear. you can depend upon
me. / have half dozen Of the letters
In my valiss now, stamped and directed
to you"
Poverty is q diseased" howlsd the
redfaced orator OF the occasion.
"Heari hearl" roared the man In the
audience, who held IL q crime 70 work,
give US the gold cure"
Lady of the House-"Why In the
world don't you take . bath, MANI
Cleanliness is next to goodness, you
know
Ragged William-"I cultivate nc
second-class virtues, madam"
She-"Your friend looks very much
embarrassed"
He-"He is, poor fellow; he owes
pretty nearly everybody in town."
Buff-"How is your rheumatism
getting along?"
Gruff-"On crutches."
Oldvet-"I'lI just bet hundred even
that the colonel here can outrun any
man OF his age 10 the city"
Dobbs-"What do you know about
the colonel's sprinting abilities?
Oldvst-'I was in his regiment a'
the first Bull Run battle"
Robyite-"There' going to be q
prize fight out the road tonight, and
all the boys are going. Won't you
join us?,
stranger-"But how about the
sheriff."
Robyite-"He can't 60 with US, but
he'll be out for the finish"
Judge-"You are charged with run
ming a game OF chance; guilty or moi
gullty?"
Prisoner-.'Not guilty, your honor.
The man who goes against my game
has no chance on earth"
"Why DON you appeal to Watkins
Judgment aud good sense?"
"For the same reason that men do
not dig wells in the midst Of the great
desert"
Bees in the Arctic regions have nc
stings because no one ever thinks OF
sitting down on an iceberg TO mediate
in blissful silence and swear of on pi o.
family.
He-"MIss Pinken White has a
mouth like Cupid's bow"
She-"Yes. and she has tongue
| like a Parthian arrow"
Lady DECENTRALIZATION, how do you
pronounce spinal meningitis"
Doctor-"Very dangerous, madam
very dangerous.
We share In the anger OF the Great
Judge and the sadness OF the angel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

A Japanese editor has been fined and
sent to prison for calling members Of
the Legislature "boneloss fish" Should
some Of Gothsm's editors set up shop
over there, they would commit a cap
itsl offense inside Of the first week.
Doctor-"You must stop smoking
and chewing, sir. Tobacco is nothing
but a slew poison"
Rural patient-'Tt must be gosh
dsrned slow, doc, for I've been using
it nigh onto sfty yeasS, and I'm a pref
ty tough old Knot yet"
Mrs. Grumpey-"I see that the
women Of New York are going TO have
club"
Grumpey--"A club is none to good
for some Of them"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

The gowns and costumes OF royalty
are always interesting. A London
paper describes a dinner dress made for
the Princess Of Wales. The material
was white faille fpely striped with
black, and on the skirt were three
founces Of Chantilly lace Shirred over
hounces Of white chiffon. The waist,
cut low, had full elbow sleeves Of silk
finished with "sabOt" rutlleS Of lace
over chiffon, and a Marie Antoinette
Ahchu OF diaDhanOus material gracefully
draped back and front, and held in at
.-the waist by ceinturs OF pearl-white
satin fastened at the side with large
rosette.
II appears from the remarks In for
eign paper on dress At the royal garden
party that women have mastered the
art Of dressing without any Of the gro
tesQue exaggeration Of details which
characterized the gowns Of recent date.
This party was the most artlstlcslly
dressed daytime affair OF the whole sea-
son. There were no voluminOus skirts,
mo widely stuck-Out sleeves; and a pref
o. feature OF the dress was the ichu Of
silk muslin, chiffon and lace. One worn
with a blue aud striped silk was Of pale
blue chiffon b0rdered with triple frills
Of accOrdiOn-plaite chiffon.
A garden party dress for the Queen
OF Denmark was Of buttercup silk en-
crepon scattered with satin dots. The
Skin, was tight fitting to below the hips,
whence deep iounce OF erepOn, headed
AZ narrow bOuillonne OF material 20
~ ch. falls 70 the feet, and ia finished
b narrow hounce Of Burgess lace. The
waist Is simply shlrrad back and front,
tiled with yellow satin ribbon as the
.waist and neck, and adorned with be-
Aro jacket Of lace.
quite the latest FAD inssasiO3aFy i'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
PURELY FEMININE.
NArERS o. ALL SORTS TO PHASE TIE
LADIES

Proisg@ Of the Bride Of The Duke Of York
Triunphs Of Bright Girl Stadens-Thsy Out-
did The Boys a. the Horticultural College.
Frils Of Pashion-Whai People Of Good Taste
are Wearing - Interesting General Inbrma-
e ion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
TIPS HER HAT LIKE A MAN.

The Latest Fad OF tho UIVIH-I
Young New York Girl.
At the beginning Of the straw nat
season in New York a Fifth avenue
bsIle. while walking down Broadway
one afternoon, surprised male &C
onaintance by lifting her broad orlm-
mad sun shade in exact imitation oil MS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

All the men here are Wild over her. but
she seems only to thiak Of the small
son who demands so much OF her at
tlon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
THE COMMISSIONERS BILL
Big Attendance This afternoon at the
Senate Hearing.

Big Attendance This afternoon at the
senate Hearing.
There was a large attendance at the
hearing on the License Commissioners
bill when Chairman Freeman of the Sem
ate committee this afternoon asked for
some one OF them to speak In favor OF the
bill, but no one responded.
Mr.. Freeman then said the committee
would hear any person either for or
against the bill.
Col. W. r. Stiness said he protested In
behalf OF those whom he represented, SO
far as the city OF Providence Is concerned.
He said he was handicapped inasmuch
as no reasons were given for the change.
He showed how every thing was In better
shape now than II can be under any
other system.
There were others present to speak, but
the lateness OF the hour at which the
hearing was begun prevents full account
from being had Of It.
Among those present were ex-Mayor
Carroll, c. j. Farnsworth, Alderman f.
O'Reilly, w. P. Sheffield. Jr., of Newport
and J. Osfield, Jr.
Hon. 4. IL. Wilson OF East Provident Z
arrived while Col. Stiness was spea ing
and it was given out that he would speak
In favor OF the bill, but nothing definite
could be heard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
TOM MULLEN KILLED.
Fatal Result of a Quarrel
in. His Saloon.
HE ONCE LIVED IN THISCITY
His Two Brothers-in- Law Have Been
Arrested in Providence.

Thomas f. Mullen, who was killed in
Olneyville last night by, it is alleged, his
two brothers in.law, who are now in
custody, was formerly located In this
city.
His home was I'm New Bedford, but he
kept a saloon on Dexter street for about
year. The place was that formerly run
Barney Pagan, the football player.
While here he was known as quick
tempered man and was twice arrested.
The most serious case was for an assault
on Michael Nolan, a machinist at A. Il.
renney's shop.
He was also arrested for defacing the
building occupied by Lawrence Heys and
fined. Heys kept a saloon near Mullens.
The two brothers who have been ar
rested are John and Michael Moorhead.
They are brothers OF Mrs. Mullen, the
dead mans widow. Yesterday they went
10 their brother-in-law's saloon and they
had trouble over game of pool, Mullen
finally saying he would thrash Michael.
The prisoners say that Michael told him
that he did not want any bother with
him. Mullen accepted the reply as a
challenge, and rushed at Michael. John
stepped between them and Mullen turned
upon him. they clinched, and in the
struggle John had his breast scratched
deeply. For moment the three men
were engaged I'm struggle on their feet
and then thev went down on the floor
with Mullen underneath. The Moorheads
say that he struck his head on the floor.
He was rendered unconscious and was
Immediately seized with convulsions.
The convulions increased in severity and
frequency, aud the injured man writhed
In spasms, which necessitated the COM
bined strength of several men to keep him
on a couch. These spasms continued un-
til 10 o'clock last night, when death put
an end to the contortions, which were
frightfui to witness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Garments That At Perfectly.

You can now buy the best clothing in
the market right at home. W. keep a
class Of ready cut clothing that is perfect
In At with Innings and trimmings equal
to the best custom work. II is no longer
necessary to pay high prices to tailors or
to trade In those stores that sell Ill fitting
garments OF unreliable quality, every per-
son that has seen our garments say that
they are the finest fitting goods that were
ever offered for sale in Pawtucket. Call
on us and notice the fit of the collar and
shoulders OF our coats. When you have
seen our prices yeu will say our store Is
the place to trade. We keep the ironclad
suit for boys with double seat and double
knees price $500.
w H. MCDEvTTT & Co., % Broad st.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
A CLOSE SHAVE.

sewer Railway Gives Way aud workmen
Have Marrow Escapes.
There came near being fatal accident
at the Central avenue sewer about
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
chain was hitched to the engine house
to draw 1t up the hill. The links broke
and tho building began to slide back
wards, sending the hoisting railw ay %
the ground with crash. People who
were looking on and the workmen went
in all directions and escaped with the ex-
ception of one, who was held by the cav.
ing in OF dirt up to his waist. He was
dug out uninJured.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
THE eLAcKSToNE'S BANKS

The politicians of Cum berland are cast
ing about to see where they're at" The
time for action comes on with flying feet, +,
but no outward signs are given of the
conflicts going on in certain circles. Men
must soon be nominated for town officers
the election occurs on Monday, June s,
and sentiment must crystalize on this or
that man intended for the public service
speedily. "Wbo will the Republicans
nominate?" "What are the Democrats
going to dot" are questions, frequently
asked by citizens Of an inquiring turn of
mind. With unity or anything approach
ing 1t the Democrats can win handsomely y
IN June. The Republicans are in mi
nority and this will be their permanent
condition II the Democrats are wise.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Cured By Or. Wild.

Drs. Temple and Wild are still curing
the sick. Their Office at the Aumann
Hotel is indeed a Mecca for the Invalid
public. Mr.. Fred johnson OF Central
Falls was told by eminent physicians OF
Providence that he could not live. His
troubles started with a pain In his left
side, followed by cough and ended by
his having incipient consumption. AS a
last resort he consulted the doctors, and
now In two months treat ment, both mag
netic and medicinal, he has been cured
DIR. WILD Is permanently located al
HOTEL AUMANN, where he may be con-
suited free Of charge from 10 a. IN. to D.
m. and Z to 8 evenings.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Notes From the River.

Walter III. Stanbope will "return to his
first love" this year, having been engaged
as engineer of the steamer Pioneer.
William 4. Newell of Main street is
home from Florida, and has brought
home his "hoating palace" with him.
The steamer Petrol IL to have new
captain this season and new compound
engines. She will prove the swiftest
steamer of her size on the bay.
Commodore 8. 8. Tompkins expects to
be port captain II he RECEIVERS his health
this excursion season.
The steamer Planet has goodly number
OF engagements for July and August.
She will be commanded by Capt. Rico.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Police ON Ger Cut.

PROVIDENCE, May ia vicious at
tempt was made upon the life OF Officer
George Boss on Wa'nl ngton street at 3 p.
m. yesterday. The nan who committed
the deed was under arrest at the time, and
without provocation whipped out razor
and with a left t-handed blow sent the
blade deep into the officers face, laying it
open from the right ear to the corner Of
his mouth.
The would be murderer was James Gil
more, worthless fellow, who has given
the police more or less trouble for several
months. He was raising trouble when
the officer arrested bin.
Today the policeman was IN a comfort
able condition.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12

ber, ETC., to any scab contractor In the
city"
After the close OF the address Mr.. .Duffy
said the hall would be open all day from
Monday from o'clock until the same
time in the evening and reports would be
heard from every job; no man must work
over nine hours. Many Joined the union.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
A-PLEASANT PARTY.

Large Gathering at the Residence OF VII
liam Carver Last Evening.
A goodly crowd gathered at the resi-.
dence of william Carver, SO Jefferson ave.
nue, last evening to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. William Carver.
A pleasing entertainment was given
consisting of recitations, vocal and in
stumental music, after which a collation.
was served. They then danced until early
this morning to the delightful strains Of
Gallagher Bros. orchestra. Then the tired
but happy party departed for home wish.
ing the host and hostess many returns OF
the day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Price Will Advance May 18th.

Put all the money you can rake, scrape
or borrow into the stock of the Black
Wonder Gold & Silver Mining Company
on or before Mdy 18th, was the XXX ad-
vice an old miner gave one OF his friends
In the East. Stock can be had until May
10th at 55 cents per share. Soon to be ad-
weed to par, and will earn dividends by
July LIST. For stock ano full particulars,
cali upon T.. e. Davis, 210 Main street,
Room 10, Pawtucket, X. /.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893
HANDsoMEsT AND BEST.
PRICES FROM 5000 UPWARD,
LEss.DIsCoUNT FOR CASH.
FLINT's BOSTON FURNITuR CO.,
JUST ovxR TIE BRIDGE.
Hot Weather Goods.

Window Screeps-We have the best
Screen In the market at 25c, 30c and 35c
each.
Screen Doors, 81.
Oak Refrigerstors, go, Sass, sis.e5 and
t15.60.
Florence OIL Stoves, 2 and 3 wicks at
SIC; 1 wick, "Gsme'' at 73c.
Express Wagons, 50c to q. rs.
Garden Sets, 10c to f1 q set.
OIL Cloth, 19c to 400 yard.
All sizes In Hsmmocks. from the
Baby" at Soc to the largest made at % 81,
with valance. q. e. Peck, q Co., under
Public Library, Department Store.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
ARBOR DAY.

IL Was Appropriately Observed BY the
Differeit schools Today.
Today is Arbor Day and appropriate
exercises were held In all OF the twenty.
six schools in this city.
In the forenoon the yards were clea ned,
shrubs and trees planted and in the after
noon literary exercises were held.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
The Scotch-Irish Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, o., May IL 2-The Scotch
Irish society of America convened here
yesterday. Governor Mckinley, on behalf
Of the state, warmly welcomed the visi-
tors. The response by President Robert
Bonner of New York was characteristics
ally brief, full Of originality and to the
point The society before adjourning will
adopt resolutions favoring, if not demand
ing, home rule for Ireland
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
AMUSEM ENTS.
Keith's Opera House.

Daniel Sully is pleasing big audiences
at this house this week. His repertoire is
running over with fun, his "Corner Gro
Gerry" being especially a laugh. maker.
Sully is great chaser of the blues and
every member Of his company takes will
ling hand.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Carlisle Establishes a Prec edent.

WASHINGTON, May l2-Secretary Car
Isle yesterday set aside the decisions of
six of his predecessors and decided that the
statute of 1874, known ms the anti-moiety
act, except in cases of smuggling, debars
all officers of the United States from re-
ceiving moiety on account of informa
tion given in reference to the violations of
statutes
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
Glassware Department

at Peck Il Co.'s. Great assortment of
rumblers, Goblets, Berry Sets. Tea Sets,
etc. Dinner Sets, f7.5O to $40. Special
bargains In Tea Sets, SO pieces, f2.s7.
buckingham Tea Pots, l3c to 3Oc.
Night Lamps, 15c; Side Lamps, 25c !;
Table Lamps, 52c, 77c and SIC.
China Plates, 10c each.
Plate Handles, 10c each.
Glass lemon Reamers, 10c each.
Under Public Library, Department Store.