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Agents wanted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
THE SECRET ORDERS.
MASONRY.

On last Monday evening occurred the
regular meeting OF Ohio Lodge No. /,
and the officers OF the asme were in
stalled for the ensuing Masonic year,
and are as follows: Thos. Carnahan,
Jr., w. M; Z. s Olsen, S. W.; Fred
T. Bourne, J. W.; Hugh Sterling,
| Treasurer; Joseph Hall, Secretary;
George Bell and Joseph T. Robinson,
Stewards; George Hatch, s. D.; J. L.
Cunningham, j. d.; T. w. Bliss, Tyler;
w. Il. Travis, A. ii. Forgey ans j. ID.
Dehmel, Trustees.
On wednesday evening there were a
good turnout OF brethren in attendance
at the meeting OF Albert Pike Precep-
tary, at which time 1t was agreed TO
cali off until after the holidays, when
Mcdaniel Lodge of Perfection will
meet on January 3rd.
On Thursday evening, Wheeling
Lodge No. 5, held regular communities
ton, with q Dig crowd of Eeslous breth-
rem present. Brother Speyer, the Wor-
shipful Master, presided In the east and
did splendid and effective work In con-
ferring the First and Third degrees
on one candidate each and which was
done complete in their every detail In
less time than previously worked by any
other party during the past years.
Brother Spsyer's rendition Of the part
he had In the work, as Master. was en-
joyed by every one, for his whole being
appears 70 be 10 it when doing the same.
The next meeting will be on January
3, which will occur on Worshipful
Speyer's birthday. | could give bis age
/ If desired, but IL is sufficien. to say IL is
such as be has spent the half Of it,
think, as q Mason. and from the manner
OF his crafty labors, it appears 20 US
ne is DOT yet tired Of It.
On Friday evening Osiris Temple met,
and the mobiles who were at the meet
ing took a short stroll over the burning
desert sands With some pilgrims who
had yearned for the cline OF Arabia,
and yearned not In vain, for they
climb bed TO the heigh. OF forty poles. al
though electrified with creased light
ming. il stayed not their progress And
now Osiris boasts Of a. least 400 noble
followers OF the sandy plainG
The meetings for the week are:
Wheeling Commandery No l. on Mon-
day evening. when candidate will be
on haad 70 receive the orders Of K T.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
spSeidi 70 M Kssssts-

spseici 10 n< Rssssts-
ASHLAND, KY, December 2s.-Pasi
J. Kuhbacher, who died here few
days ago, had history that reads like
romance. Kuhbacher's patents were
Prussians OF noble blood, their ancient
castle overlooking the Rhine near Stiel-
dori, q small town In the vicinity OF
Wiesbade en-, West Prussia. His father.
a General In the Prussian army, WAS
killed leading an onslAugs. 10 the ia
nous battle OF Weissen berg, In the early
stages Of the Franco-Psessian war,
leaving his widow to care for their three
children. or these, Peter, named for
the father, but who chose to be called
Paul. was the youngest while also the
sturdiest, and on him the devoted
mother showered her affections. As he
advanced to manhood the regular MILL
tary course opened TO him an opportu-
nifty which he embraced with enthusi-
asm. His sole ambition was to become
a soldier OF nete. In this he was more
than usually encouraged, as owing 10
his wonderful physical development he
was made a member OF the select guard
OF Kaiser Wilhelm l., at the age OF
twenty-one. While In this service, aud
one OF the most favored Of tho guard.hs
met and
LOVED A PICKLE LADY
| OF rank who eventually proved his ruin.
dis superior officer loved her as well.
and the rivalry led TO q quarrel aud q
speedy due. The contestants chose
singular conditions. The fight was
arranged 20 take place In a pitch dark
room with knives. After Aghtlng des-
/ perately hut warily for more than an
/ hour Knbacher ended his man b. =
I lucky lunge through tho jugular. he
was himself severely woupded, how.
ever, and In that condition fore
the country. After the tragic sfSgsg
of the rivalry the girl refused TO wed
| the survivor. and he put aside all lOvs
OF women ana memory OF The Father
| land and came 10 America. That was
| fifteen years ago. After two years In
New York he came here. where he has
been since living In quiet and evident
sincere repentance. Five years ago he
paid briei visit 10 his ola nome, out
he was not allowed TO remain. he soon
returned and TO death. The hrst
noticeable change came with his moth
| er's death two years ago, since when he
| has failed rapidly. Beyond doubt the
shadow OF that midnight tragedy dark
ened and shortened his life.
BY HIS OWN ADMISSION
the face OF the man be killed In The
dark, was always before him. His last
years were spent with one OF the lead
! Ing families OF this section. and rumor
/ had IT that he was 10 have married the
only daughter at an early date. Hls
death came after but three days ill-
ness, and as post mortem R<oved,
from consumption, his lungs being en-
tIrely gone. Strange TO state. a. HE
death, he weighed nearly 500 poands
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

get the pick Of the costumes, just be-
cause they are older and have more ex-
perience.
"AS II we didn't know that" was the
doleful, dismal cry of one black-eyed
little beauty standing before me on their
return TO the dressing room.
/ She invited me with a disdsinful
shrug TO look at the thing" she had "a
wear, with a long train in the back aud
half way up to her knees In front.
Then another dainty little maiden IN
German peasant frock called my at
tentiOn TO her gown, which she sup
posed had belonged to one OF those
charming fat ladies Of sixty in the next
room, the neck OF which had to be drawn
up with a hat pin and filed 10 with
soft stuff" the point Of the hat pin
proving usually TO be much more faith
full than the soft ssuif."
"And who will say it isn't shocking
disgrace" she poutsd, 'to 60 through
the last half Of the act with no covering
for ones breast but hat pin, aud even
the point of that getting out OF sight
and making its way for my back"
A general laugh greeted this tale OF
woe, whereupen some one suggested
/ and prod Hced q needle and thread.
So now first row enthusiasts will sigh
over the enhancing hat pin bodice no
more.
Il Is sWest-faced Miss Ryan who al
ways comes TO the front when things in
the chorus girls dressing room get
tangled, so she assures them gently
that, Of course, they are prettier than
the Italians.
But you know, girls, that they can
sing better and have had more expert
ence In stage work"
Admitted" cries voice. Age be-
fore beauty every time" And then the
bright faces looked happy once more,
and dressing-FoOm lingo is resumed.
AREAL ESTATE NECKLACE?
Kate" comes a voice from the CEN
ire, "your neck's dirty"
"'Tisn't" responds Kate, quickly,
'ft's the color OF the powder"
Never" cried a third, "it's the color
of the skin"
My skin would make a chalk marx
on yours" was the response.
"PU match YOU" comes the sporty
reply.
Better try water first, Kate" came
laughingly from all sides.
So Croton was at last resorted to, and
Hates neck came out Of the ordeal "a
thing of beauty and a JOY forever"
BETTER not match" was suggested
to her rival, and Try it often, Kate, "
was suggested TO herself.
Then began a spirited debate as tc
who was going to Philadelphia next
I Tuesday.
The Quaker City, you know, can
only afford grand opera once q week, OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
EQUITABLE AID UNION.

Deputy Supreme President G.. w.
Brown, Of Youngsvllle, Pa, organized
Ohio Valley Union, No. 9l2, L. A. u,
last Thursday evening at McMechan,
with 100 applicants for charter. and
with the following named officers:
Chancellor. Isaiah Stephens; Advocate,
John Rooy; President, Alex s. Robert
son: Vice President, Mrs John Roby;
Auxiliary, Mrs. A. S. Robertson; Secre-
tary, Henry Hart; Treasurer, DR.. NJ. A.
Dowler; Accountant, A. u. Sprlver;
Chaplain, j. A. Clusters; Warden, VIII
liam Keller, Sentinel; 4. Baltz; Con-
ductor, Clyde Stephens AssIstan Con.
ductor, David Curry; Trustee, Henry
Hart; Examining Physician, NJ. A.
Bowler, NJ. D.; Representative to Grand
Union, l. Stephens; Steward, Alex S.
Robertson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
DEATH OF STEVENSON.
The End Came Suddenly 70 the rsvsiist
IN samoa.

In samoa.
SAN Francisco. December 22.-Ths
steamer Arawa brings the following
correspondence from Apla, Samoa. IN
der date OF December 4: Robert Louis
Stevenson. the novelist, died ~ his
beautiful be e, Vaillma, on Monday
last, the I'd ~ Decem Der, 10 q very sud
den manner. tie had been busy At
work until o'clock, aud had wrIttss
what was said TO be some OF his fnsst
passages. and had left his work for din-
ner He had gone into The
kitchen with his wife TO prepars
some particular dish. for which be
had fondness, and while there
complained OF a pain In the top
OF his head. lie went into bis drawing
room and almos. immediately fell back
unconscious 10 q chair. Medical advics
was obtained, bat IL was useless, 40 be
never recovered consclousness and died
at o'clock. TIE community was great
~ affected, and much regret 10 felt
Although Stevenson met much oppo-
sltlon owing 10 bis political views, so
tally be was highly esteemed. when
a good health he bad expressed . wish
10 oe buried upon the top OF Va-t
mountain 10 most romantic spot, 1.f0o
feet above sea level, known By the Mans
OF the 'Traa Sools," or Pigeon Catch
Ing Place OF Soola, isd bis intsrnsnt
took place there ysgtsrdsy ia the pres
ence OF the Intimate friends Of she
family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
CHORUS BELLIES.
EOW OPERA GIRLS ACT BEHIND TIE
SCSNES.
"Rly" Among The Fliss-Msrry Metropolitan Maids
Tell Of Their Trials with Stars Policemen and
RshsarSals.

Behind the scenes OF an ordinary the
Rtre is one thing; behind the scenes at
grand opera another.
At least. such was my impression rs
passed through the "no admittAnee"
door With'that prince Of good fellows,
Mr.. Hirseh, and found myself amid q
eonglomeration OF properties.
Such scene of confusion! And yet'
what q fascinating. harmonious picture
10 made!
All about were bundles Of scenery. In
one corner cleaned out q gorgsously
appointed dressing room, which might
have been an exact copy Of one occupied
by queen Of bygone times, the rich
cOlOrlhgs OF the drApsrles being brought
out by the aid Of very modern electric
light over head.
And the Queen, the only bit OF femi-
ninity 10 sight, she, too, was entirely
modern and up to date, in fluffy swiss
skirts about twelve inches long, that
danced up aud down in a merry little
way OF their own, as they were moved
about.
10 the opposite corner was the sweet
est little Romeo and juliet balcony, all
covered with flowers and autumn leaves,
and the inevitable ladder OF twisted
vines to aid the lOys.sick Romeo In his
ascent.
But the eoaxing little balcony was
vacant and shrouded in darkness, while
Juliet, the absent, was probably up
stairs busy with her makeup, and the
only possible Romeo In sight was no
less q person than the SuGVe and cour-
tsous MIR. Perry himself, the stage man
agsr OF the Opera House.
He sat upon the romantic twisted
vines, giving orders for q new throw OF
lights and demanding some sort OF or
der amid the haste ard confusion.
At this point ia nv observation there
was rush and a rumble at the other
ed OF the stage,
THE SWISH OF WITCHING SKIRTS.
The gentle swish-swish OF the ballet
skirts ard the half suppressed giggling
Of the chorus girls reached my ears.
The study OF the human surpssSes by
far that OF lifsleSs and inanimste ma
ture, particularly when the human is
deeked In tights and twelve-inch skirts.
So / made my way 20 the opposite
wing and watched the little fOOtlight
fairies, as they FASTENED down the long
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
mystic CIRCLE.

The members OF Union Ruling 223,
Fraternal Mystic Circle, met 10 regular
session last Tuesday and held their
semi-annuel election OF officers. with
the following result: Worthy Ruler, Il.
G.. Walters; Worthy Vice Ruler, George
b. Arnold; Worthy Chaplain, NJ. A.
Scarborough; Worthy Marshal, j. T..
Potter; Worthy Warden, George Mey'
ers; Worthy Recorder. John w. Scar
brough: Worthy Collector, George Ii.
Dlnger: Worthy Treasurer, George w.
Connel; Medical Examiner, DR.. ID. II.
Taylor; Guard. Katie Potter; Sentry,
Mrs. c. Fry; Trustees, D. II. Taylor, j.
+. Potter, j. A. Bsbout. The election
was very holly contested all through,
there being several candidates for most
OF the Offices This Ruling Il on the
boom. The officers and members cele.
brated their fourth anniversary on De-
cember 4th. The Ruling is sound fnsn-
clally and in the four years have had nc
death.
The members expressed very grea,
sorrow 10 hear OF the death Of Brother
Charles Green, OF Orion Ruling, 3sl, OF
Martins Ferry. His daughter has re-
ceived SO, 900 from the Order.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

else. To the sporty tenor of our way.
their sober wishes never dare to stray.
However, that be, PhilSdelphians are
treated to opera but oHce week, and,
If it depended upoa the management
of the chorus and the ballet, they
wouldn't have IL then.
1--WE just hatelit was the Indignant
Nhorua
''Think Of having 20 leave here d.
sly after the opAFa Monday night, ar
IA thar dull place toward morn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

who lead the champagne-truffls exist
ence one reads about in books; but hon
est, hard working women, who regard
their occupation as matter Of business
and go through With 1t a. such.
They play their parts, keep 90 them
selves and mind their own affairs; thep
don their street costumes and 90 Aoue,
with the comforting knowledge Of hap.
ing earnsh their salaries and pleased
their mAnaEef
And as De little women-just ks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

American Is always putting her out OF
tune by singing In the wrong key.
Against this the eyes OF the American
girl flash out indignant sparks OF hre'
while she tells you of the nasty, wretch-
ed, wrinklsd old things who think 20
one but an Italian can sing, ana VINO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
nr,. a..l.r.. plame,a. ..eIsn.

DESyEB, Colo, December 22.--A
s., 900 diamond necklaces and diamond
marquise ring hare been stolen from
Mrs. J. Everett Hssler. OF New York.
daughter Of MIRA John Good. ~ the
Brown Palace Hotel 10 this city. Other
valuable gems 10 her jswelry case wsrs
undistarbed. After detectives began
TO investIgsts the theft the necklaces
was nysteriousIy returnsd 70 Nrs Has
Ier's room. The ring Is Sill missing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
.b.rr.. Araln.t yellow. Dl.nI,..a.

ALBANY, y. T., December 22.-Goy.
Flower has dismissed the charges
against District Attorney Fellows.
The governor says: "It is clear to
me- that the important charge that the
district attorney has neglected bis duty
Ia Dot bringing Indicted persons TO trial
Is not only wholly improved, bot IL is
dlsproved By the evidence"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
The Engagement is Broken

She (delightedly-You really think
me as pretty as q picture?
He-My darling, you are living pic
ture.
She Sir Truth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

FINE Black and CoIored DresF Good
are all marked down for holiday sales
]. :. RHODES u Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

Special bargains In Onyx Lamps and
Stands ut ii. T. HiIIman & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

LADIES warm, easy Shoes and Slip.
pers from SLIGO up a.
SrosR's CASH SHOE STORE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

CHRISTMAS Candles, Fruits and Nuts
Il C. V. Harding & Co.'S. 1906 Market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
A MIDNIGHT DUEL.
REMARKABLE CAREER OF PAUL LKuHBAcHsR,
4 PRUSSIAN.

Re sad bis Superior 0facr Loved Ii. Sam.
Woman, and to Decide The Title TO Hg band,
Fought a Duel With Knives in the Dark-TAs
Pckh Woman Tilted the Victor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

GKSTLENES's Hemstitched Hardker-
chiefs pure linen. plain and coiored
borders ~ CSC.
rc puoDva 4 70
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

LADIES Hand Knit Fsseisstors. eli
colors, a. Csc. soc, 75c and 81
j. s. RHODES 4 Co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

OUR IS, s., $40 and $500 Diamond
rings are regular 81. go, SIS and s23
rings. SHKFF Bros. lilo Main ST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

For Gold Spectaclss 60 "a Prof.
Shs5. tha Qp.icisn, lilo Main feet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

bargains in ladies' and gents Gold
Watches at IL. T.. HIIImaD & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

SPECIAL bargains in fne diamonds
snd\Fatches ~ Shelf Bros, ITO Main
Stree-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

New feather eoas at 75c and 81 each,
just opened, at
]. S. RHODES & Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

John. A. Logan Council No. 95 held
another very interesting meeting on
Wed nesday night at which there was a
full attendance, aud three new mem
bers were taken into the council and
several more names are still on the list
for initiation AZ their next meeting,
Decembe 90.
An election will also be held on the
same night to select officers to fill the
various chairs OF the council for the
next term. All members ehoud be
Dresent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

CHOICE Imported Cheese At c. =
Harding & Co.'S. l50o Market street
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Iro Toys and magic Lantern 7
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fight Of narrow stone steps, helter-
skelter, some irving to be decorous,
others skipping, jumping past them.
Then merry voice cries cautiously
from the top:
"Is be lOOking?"
That doubtless means the manager,
aud before the startled Affirmative re-
ply can reach the ears of the daring
damssl, over the banistsr she goes.
No thought OF side saddle is here.
In the twinkling OF an eye the dainty
bundle Of curves aud swiss is shot 10
the bottom, 70 be welcomed by the
sobering remark:
Two dollars foe, Miss Smith,
And Miss Smith stares SaYsgely at the
receding form which has been the means
OF deprivlng her Of gum Tor 8 week.
Then she declares, with . sicKly,
hslf-hsarted smile:
Really, SO is nothing compared to
the fun had"
And then the last Bit Of gushing,
chatering, gum-chewlng femininity dis
appears from behind, 20 enchant the
crowded operaS house in the open
ing scene Of Faust" while Mr.. Perry,
the cohquersr over all, sinks thought
fully down into . pile Of paper roses,
with long drawn sigh OF relief for the
rest Of iVo minutes 20 come.
Then / vent up to the deserted dress
ing rooms.
Que highfup are the dressing rooms
for the chorus aud two flights up those
for the ballet.
This Is possibly due 10 the fact that
the ballet girls have less clothes to
carry, aud can therefore mount with
ease the additional flight
A large contingent OF the chorus and
ballet is composed Of foreigners. and
this fact, without doubt, affords one Of
the most amusing bY.plaYs enacted be-
hind the scenes OF the Metropolitan.
The Italians are more experienced
than the Americans, being familiar with
all the operas and their training in
dancing having been started before they
reach their teens.
ODD RACE JEALOUSIEs.
But they are mostly old and angular,
and look with enViens eyes upon the
stock-ln-trade Of the American girls,
their youth. beauty and symmstrlean
iorms. The little Italian will sell you
most emDhatlcally thar the American
Iris are Riddy and sniDDlsh, and eaBn0t
blng At sll, and this 0rsthat horrid Attla
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and Malta, and the Knights have been
notified to attend, and from indications
there will be goodly hunter OF
Knights present TO begin the work 8.
o'clock.
On Tuesday evening should occur
the regular meeting Of Bates Lodge,
No. 80. but on account OF IL being on
Christmas evening, the lodge will not
meet.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge
will meet and Install it's officers, and as
it is q regular Communication and there
are a number OF candidates on the way.
work will also be had at that time.
EASTERN STAR.
Miriam Chapter, No. l, held regular
meeting on Tuesday evening last, and
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. E. j. McFsdden, Worthy Mstron;
Mr.. s. Waterhouse. Jr., Worthy Patron;
Mrs. L. w. Crayton, Worthy ASCOT
ate Matron; Mrs. M. A. Hall, Secretary;
Mrs. Mary Fullerton, Treasurer; Mrs.
s. V. Olsen, Copductress; Miss Lille
White, Associate Conductress; Mrs. May
B. RobinsoB, Adah; Mrs. Emma carp,
Ruth; Miss Minnie White. Esther; Miss
Annie McQuaY, Martha; Miss Kate Rob-
erts, Electra; Mrs. Ankle Warnecke,
Marshal; Mrs. Louise Brnnhaus. War
den; Mrs. C. +. Zoen, 'Organist; Mr. Il.
S. Olsen, Sentinel; Mrs. Agnes +. Hoge,
Chaplain; Mr.. Robert j. Fullerton,
Trustee for three years; Mrs. Annie Il.
Waterhouse, Representative to General
Grand Chapter OF the United States,
which meets In August, 1895; :. Water
house, Jr., Alternate. After the cleo
ton was over all were invited to par
take of luncheon in the banquet room,
provided by Sisters Hall and Robinson,
and after all had been well satisfied
with the good things provided several
toasts were responded TO, the last being
by Worthy Patron S. Wsterhouse, sub
iect: "The officers OF our Chapter"
and on referring to the Secretary, Mrs.
NJ. A. Hall, presented her, In behalf OF
the Chapter, with fine penholder and
an Eastern Star pin.
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BARGAINS

In watches, watches, watches. at
III. y. HILLdAN 4 co.'s.