Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

room. the guard room, the kings bed
chambers, etc. There are also 90 pic
ture galleries. believe. A great many
OF the pictures are portraits and should
nave been done by Landseer or some
other good animal painter. Most of tho
men look as though they were suffering
from approximation, and the savage
scowl OF royalty shows ever and anon
tyrannical character utterly without
compassion.
or course there are some historical
pictures and some Biblical scenes.
among, them being n graphic chief-do-
over representing Joseph excusing him
self TO Potiphar's wife In order to catch
the last boat for Staten Island.
Another picture, enlarged from ko-
OAK, judge, represents Adam and Eve
In the Garden OF Eden. The figure on
the right In this group is Eve, as |
learned from an attendant Adam il
on the left-one cannot tell by the
clothes which is which. One has lust
peeled largo 20-ounce pippin and has
thrown the peeling over her shoulder
to SEQ what letter IL makes.
Adam seems worried about the SER
pent, which hangs near him in a tree,
and one can see that our ancestor is try
ing 10 remember where his serpent an
udote IL so that he can go and lay his
nano right on II II anything should hap
pen.
One cannot but be impressed by this
picture, the picture OF those two single
handed parents OF the human race.
with no experience at all, green and
countrihed as all get out, raw and inlet
tered, vet called suddenly forward and
asked TO become the parents OF all man
Kind, white, black, red and yellow!
mink OF i'll Who could not shudder
at the very idea? It's mighty solemn
thing 10 be parent, even when ones
child is OF same color as ones self: but.
ali, stop and think over for moment
what II must be 10 have the doctor
bring with him a Monaghan baby, or a
little red brother, or fifteenth amend
ment!
l do not wonder that Adam strokes
MS whIskers thoughtfuily aud wishes
that as forefather ne might be allow
cd a vacation. Ewes face is not so easily
read, as she has partially turned TO SEQ
about the apple peeiing on the ground.
Both Adam aud Eve have ne com
piexion and considerable OF IT.
would say Hampton Court palace IL
now occupied only by a number OF the
worry poor OF the nobility who are una
ore TO pay rent and are by the kindness
or the Queen quartered here. Left with
nothing but their empty titles now.
these noble pauDers boldly put on their
door plates the only possession they
have. and ever and anon one sees hell
pull or knocker under which is en-.
grayed in big lettors the Earl OF Bar
leycorn, the Duke OF Lower Sandusky
or Lady Eleanor Malloy-Tidd.
Here, where for centuries tho king
ana his retinue dweit In magnificence
and these sunny courts echoed with sill
very laughter, where the table of the
royal master cOHld be heard even at
night, grooming under the weight Of
good things to eat, Including paste and
sweets, porrdge joints, toad.in-the-'ole.
shandygah and everything that heart
could wish, now at dawn one sees tia
Duke OF Lower Saudusky light IN his
gasoline stove and with raspberry tea
and smoked herring begin the long.
long weary day. Or he sees LADY
Eleanor Malloy-Tidd come down stairs
iurtlveIy, chop up an old dry goods box
In the salon, carry the sliyers up stairs
TO her massive but bleak apartments
and then return for the tin dipper OF
milk left on the royal stoop by the
milkman.