Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-08

wisely used. We should only regret just
enough to chastise ourselves, and then
with firm and rigid upper lip proceed
TO do better. Some people do not allow
their sorrows to neal, but keep them
open, torn and bleeding, just as weak
and cowardly soldiers sometimes create
and maintain CHASTITY sores In order TO
avoid coming battle. We must cheer
fully go forth to meet our duty with
each returning year, and the home Is
the best place to investigate a mans
efforts. There are good many 'jolly
dogs" In this world; but, as Gretchen
says: "Did you ever see the wife OF a
jolly dog? She sleeps in kennel. Did
you ever see the children Of jolly dog?
They are the ours of the street."
So the jolly dog may be rs bad as the
malignant regretter. Let US therefore
not overdo the jolly dog business with
strangers and exhaust ourselves, so that
at homo We may be more civil.
Pardon me for moralizing on the glad
new year, but there ought 10 be one day
in each year when we can put our past
ont on the line and look IL over and
pound II with broom TO knock out the
harvest of seliishness and unkindness
Enough OF the glad new year!
Last evening there was pathetic
scene at the box Office In Paris, where
we spoke for the benefit OF a thrifty
church society under the auspices OF the
ladies' committee. AS usual in such
cases, the seats were sold the day be-
fore. Paris Is generally regarded as the
wickedest and most immoral city in the
world, but Par. Ills, should not be con-
fused with Paris, France.
We came at noon and registered At the
hotel Bristol. on the Place Vendome-
pronounced Plass VOndOme-and In the
evening we began, after prayer meet
ing, IL being Wednesday evening. At Q
o'clock, a tired man, with tall, heavy
boots and the sad air OF one who had
been thirty years trying TO prove that
/ agriculture was one OF the most delight
ful occupations known to humanity,
asked the man al the box Offie window
for good seat.
III you had been here yesterday"
said the ticket seller, ''you could have
1 bought seat, but not to-day"
"Sir?" said the man.
seats all sold yesterday" was the
gentle reply.
III didn't hear what you said" an
swered the old gentleman, unrolllng bis
ear and placing a hand With red NIT.
ten on IL behind the ear.
"No seats, ssyl" was the hurried
answer In q loud tone.
''Not even In the orchister?"
"No!'
"Whassay?"
"Nor'
"Well, that's me all over. Come four.
teen miles over road that's froze
tighter than the top OF a new bile, and
can't hear nothin over eight foot 70 save
my life, and get TO buy standin room.
Louisiana and the girls has got the laf
on me this time"
Much has been printed throughout
the United States regarding toe condl'
ton of society at Hurley, Wis. Probably
| some OF IL is true. 1t is said that the
people there are mostly miners who
| have been imported from abroad under
| contract. Some OF them were caught In
| Poland alive, and others were shared IN
Russia. They talk their own language,
drink alcohol when depressed mentally
and chew tobacco in the English Ian.
| guage.
Several times the world has been star
tied by the news that large stockade
had been established Ia q forest few
miles from Hurley, and that young girl:
were being kidnapped from Chicagoto be
locked up 10 these stockades to lead
wicked lives or be cruelty slain and
be buried as midnight I'm the asparagu.
bed adjoining the prison. 1t was 3 sad
tale and aroused much sympathy, but
later information shows that these girl:
were kidnapped from Boiler avenue, and
that they also hung on the flank OF the
Union army during the war. They have
therefore arrived at the age OF discre-
ton. II they did not care to be kid
mapped they could have gone right away
from there.
! We met a retired landlord from Hurley
| yn the train TO AlDena the other day.
He was handsome young fellow Of
| Irish birth and was dressed In purple
and fine linen. He also wore high silk
hat, with broad band on It, and hii
golden hair seemedto have caught ths
CLEAN Of dying y in October. Dc
was just the II man TO make
low, dirty, d. imported muir,
derer mad. he b cool and eli
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