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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

Count Tchernadieff who, upon an order
received from Prime Minister Crispi at
Rome, was seized the other day by the
police at Turin, where he mas been re-
siding for several months, and conveyed
undsr strong escort 10 tho Swiss from
tier. As soon rs he found himself safe
on Helvetian territory, he addressed a
long telegraphic dispatch OF almost a
thousand words 10 King Hum6ert,
strongly protesting against his arbitrary
expulsion, and demanding to know the
reason for the preparation OF such a
piece OF "ineXcusable tyranny"
And for once il must be Admitted
that be had grounds for complaint.
For he had swindled no one at Turin,
where, on the contrary, he had spent
during his stay of three months almost
a million francs, goOdly portion OF
which had been given away in charity:
and he has even taken the trouble
OF sending money from the hotel where
he is now staying at Chiasso In order
TO settle in full all the bills which, owing
to his sudden and compulsory departure
from Turin, mad been left unpaid in
that city.
THIS LATTER-DAY CAGLGosTRo.
Seldom have seen a more repulsive-
ly ugly creature, and his face Is more
like that OF 8 monkey than that OF any
other human beings upon whom | have
ever set eyes. His nose is of the tvpi-
cal Kalmuck kind that is TO say, fiat
with nostrils that give you the impress
81 - 81 hpran n tho IA
with an auger; his eyes shaded by heavy
red brows, are like those of ferret, so
quick and furtive is their glance.
His coarse rel hair comes low down
on his forehead, aud the greater portion
Of his face is hidden beneath carroty
colored whiskers and mustache, the
skin wherever apparent being terribly
freckled.
Yet this is the man who has been re-
ceived as Russian no0leman Of
ancient lineage aud Of high rank, by
people belonging to the most exclusive
circles both social and official in almost
every big capital and city Of Europe.
l have seen him In Brussels; / have
known him in Paris, in Vienna, at
Madrid, London and Berlin; and on
one occasion in Switzerland ! WAS in
strumenta In preventing, at the last
moment, NJ. Gambetta, who was staying
at the time at Chateau des CreteS near
Montreux, from attending q magnificent
fete which the Russian Count hal or
ganzed in his honor.
THE GORGEOUS GAMBETTA FETE.
1t is fortunate that NJ. Gam beta alb
stained from putting in an appearance
at the entertainment, which was one
Of the most gor geous ever given on the
shores of the Lake Of Geneva, the fire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

the poor old souls how absolutely idioti0
they appesr.
Then there are the queer men who
ar pretty elderly, who wear stays aud
plaster their few remaining hairs down
with oil, who are victims OF rheuma-
tism. and yet they mince along as II
they had just come from their dancing
masters.
MORE QUEER THINGS.
And then there is the queer way OF
living, Of starving ones self for twenty
nine days ia the month, and then, on
the thrtieth, giving some sort OF society
function, when big spread is served,
and your enemies eat OF your substance
and keep you poor.
Then there are queer actresses, like
that newly imported English one, who
asks to have a cup OF tea In the same
tone that she would demand dagger to
stab her enemy, and who wears mys-
FERROUS robe that an Englishwoman
would not don, unless it were for her
bathroom. Bah.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
Sc. aOou. with dlanonds.the other with
IN HER JEWEL oAsKEr.

set about with diamonds, the other with
pearls.
IN HER JEWEL CAsKET.
Speaking OF jswels, those living
beauties which we women sl adore, |
had the pleasure of seeing all the gems
in Mrs. LanRtry's jewel casket, aud 1t
seems to me that it would be mean not
to tell sboGt it. Queen Victoria wears
one crown; her Lilyship can choose
from four. The first one shown me was
a high tiara OF turquoises and diamonds.
With this, as with each of the others,
was bracelet, brooch and a ring TO
match. The next was one OF rnoles
and diamonds. This is the most beau
tiiul OF all. There are fourteen large
rubies set about with over one hundred
diamonds aud innumerable small rubies.
This, without It's adjuncts, cost forty
thousand dollars. Next Is q tiara OF
pearls and diamonds, and tan then one
OF diamonds alone. l looked at them,
admired them and was glad that some
body else had the responsibility or
them. The head may be uneasy that
wears a crown, but it certainly takes 5
beauty to look we'll in ore, as any one
can see by observing the women al the
opera, and watching
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
HOW UNEASY SITS THE TIARA

on their heads. Any one of these that
l have described can De changed into q
necklace and worn close about the
throat. Among the necklaces, the rich
est is one OF rubies and diamonds, but
OF the six which she possesses there is
one OF all diamonds, one OF pearls and
diamonds, one OF sapphres and dia-
monds and one Of cats eyes and
diamonds.
A marvellous piece Of jewelry is in
tended to be worn as COrsage dscors-
ton. At one side is fastened an enor-
nous button formed OF al emerald set
about with diamonds. From i hangs
two strings Of diamonds caught up high
on the other shoulder und9r pendant
OF emeralds aud diamonds, larger than
the button on tho other side, and having
pendant emsraids that are pear'shaped.
This is beautiful decoration, and in
fashion IS marvellous because emeralds
are seldom seen cut in this way. A
pendant that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

There is fad just nd to collect cut
glass. ChryssDthe1n are the most
beautiful Of patti many have ali
their dishs. fo5 ! Of shs'ssrs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
SHOWS CONTRASTING PEARLS

has three pearls for its centrepiece; the
middle one clear white Que, while ca
one side Is pink and on the other 3
black pearl. This is framed ia dia-
monds and has three black pearl pen
dants. OF course, there are hundreds
Of small pieces OF jewelry, bot these
are the ones that will delight the eyes
of American women this winter.
Among the oddities are some sleeve
links that are worn when Watching.
One pair Is eDameled with a picture OF
the White Lady" the famous yacht
which belongs to her. Another pair
has in colorsd stones the Royal Yacht
Squadron pennant. Another has Joe,
the French poodle who accompanies
Mrs Langtry, in black enamel, while
another shows her initials in diamonds
and rubies. 1t is pleasant 10 look at
pretty things and magnificent things,
and TO realize that they are to be worn
ov some on who will look well In them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
kYE and TRR NURSES
BEING IN TEE hospital FOR TWENTY DAYS
he MEETS A FEW.

And While Re Is Fading Away BY Easy Stages
he is hads The Recipient Of EanY Kind bat
Mistaken Ioksas Of Affection, Bat &c is Not
Cured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

llghtful, and while AN fading away 1t
is Joy to have loving hands bathing
my little hot FOOTE'S aud manicuring my
knobbY brow.
The Stockyards' Flower mission paid
= visit this a. N. and left big wet
cauliflower on each breast.
One large porterhouse lady with
blue badge on her flank laid big egg
plant on my pillow, and when / sung out
cheerlly, "Cus, cut, cudat cut!" she
cursed me bitterly and called mo great
coarse thing.
She was right. l ought not to irollc
on the crumbling edge Of long dank
grave.
Goodby, wicked world. After De-
cember you will have 10 pay your own
taxes, so the chemist says, for traces OF
ore lung, also floating island and Ice
cream, were found In this last analysis.
Do not mourn for me, klnd friends,
and choke and sob AID make your
selves sick Il will be vain. Just live
as have done, so that you may come
where 1 am at. Live upright lives
ana run the lawn mower about every
ten days DER my humble grass during
the summer. That is all you can do.
Weep not. In me you lost q man who
can never be replaced, but never mind
the world will have to drag on some e
how. l couldn't be here all the time.
Anybody with \ particle Of sense must
have seen that couldn't live forever.
While penning the above words a
messenger boy has come swiftly in with
a note from the chemist. he says in
this note:
we regret that an error was made
In your case by our assistant, who, In
the rush OF business here at the col
lege, has got your analysis somewhat
confused with that OF the Justly cele-
brated race horse Nancy Hanks. We
unfortunately got the sputa mixed.
On going over your case again we
find that, whereas there are signs
OF CHAMBERS Ia the Hanks Az
alysis, you are, as q matter Of fact,
almost TOO healthy. You have phe-
nomenal health aud seem free from
tendency 10 plsuropneumonia, thrush
and epizootic. while in the Hanks case
there are tubereles present and signs OF
bolts.
abstain from pie In large quantities
and avoid the night air. We hard
know what 10 suggest for you 10 use Ia
place Of the night air after dark, but
you must not use night air, Wear heavy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
THE GORGEOUS eAMBETTA FErE.

1t is fortunate that NJ. G&mbetta alb
stained from putting in an appearance
at the entertainment, which was one
Of the most gor geous ever given on the
shores of the Lake Of Geneva, the fire.
works alone costiog some $40, 600. A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
THE WORLp's WI

Ii Is funny how the world grades you
according to the money you spend. A
man who is by no means wealthy, and
who is very much Ia debt, was asked
by friend to go TO the sale OF boxes
for the horse show, and buy him box.
He was not limited as TO price, so, OF
course, he got one OF the best. Although
be gave the name OF the gentleman, a
mistake was made, and his name was
given 10 the reporters as the man VII
bad bought it. Il was very funny 10
hear him tell about it. He said the
next morning every creditor he had was
waiting for him before he was no, be.
cause they thought he had either struck
a bonanza, or had fortune left him.
It's very much what you appear TO
be. aud not what you are, 10 the big
cities. II you look prosperous, you are
received as such; and society does not
forgive you for looking poor, unless 1t
knows that in reality you are very
wealthy, and are assuming this as 3
fad Of the hour. Reality is counted as
Of little worth, and you srO Judged by
the outside shell. Anybody who has
bought eggs, knows that this is rot the
best way. Instead they must be hsld
I'D befors the strong light OF candle,
and then you can tell whether they are
fresh and good, or the other thing.
Unfortunately, we do not look At people
in the light OF the truthful candle, and
so we have TO take them as they seem,
and not a. they are.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
PORTRAITS OF THE FAIR.

Speaking Of fair women one is bound
to think of the exhibition OF pictures.
To tell the truth, it is rather diSap-
pointing. There is some good work,
but there are few handsome women
pictured. There are some who look
like ladies'; there are some who look
motheriy aud sweet, but there are
some who look cross and tired,
and taken as a whole il is scarcely an
exhibition of fair women. The pretti-
est woman, TO my way OF thinking is
Mrs Elisha Dyer, and she may be cred
tied To the sunny South, inasmuch IS
she is native Of Baltimore. 1t was
rather caddiSh, was 1t not, for them TO
charge FIVE dollars the first day. The
consequence was that the rich came
because they wanted the world to know
they had the money, and the
Loor came because they did not want
the world TO know how poor they were.
Nowadays IL costs fifty cents TO look at
the pictures, and decidedly a better
class OF people was there on the second
than on the first day. or course, the
self-elected rulers OF society were
prominent the first night, but as we
have all gotten rather tired OF them,
because Of their advertising agents,
they were not particularly interesting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
ART OF THE MODIsTE.

"But the dresses" says somebody. l
cannot describe them, they are too
many. T1ere are yelYess Of rose color
that shade into pale lemon; there are
noires that glisten and glitter with
spanglss. and velvets that bring out to
perfection magnificent laces. Every
thing that eau tend 10 make a woman
look superb has been brought out for
this seasons work, and certainly, In my
acquaintance, which Is rather extern
siye one, I have never seen more mag
nifcent frocks.
There are capes aud cloaks, coats and
jackets. A remarkably pretty cape Is
Of yellow broadcloth, with q deep over
cape of rich white lace, and over this
are sections, pointed ones, Of chincilla
fur. The collar is high one Of white
lace, thickly 5pangled with gold, and
long yellow ribbon ties are at the
throat. Flatterer? No, l am not, but
I am willing to ackno Wedge the beau
tful wherever 1t exists, and l think
there are handsome enough women in
this country for them to be fair TO
other women WAC possess the git that
comes from the gods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
QUEER, ISN'T IT?

But then there are so many queer
things in the world. Queer people are
the most Interesting. however. One OF
the queer thiBe g that seems to have al
flicted elderly men who are Inclined
TO De frivolous the wearing, just now,
of stiff felt 81 hats, with q white
bird on each They look 700 funny
fer anythin 4 yet melody will tell
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

one OF the features or the disease. 1
have 70 eat simple things likeNa" 0ui-
locks and keg oysters.
Another chemical and microscopic
ANALYSIS WAS MADE Yesterday Of sputuN
showing traces OF nicotine and otheN
poisons. Alden, kidd friends, I'm going
home. A sweet Young novice, who is
training for nurse, took my pulse this
q. N. Took quite a while 10 mo II, cut
aid not muTmur or repine. sB try
ing 70 learn TO love, everybody, for TO
that bourne to which my chemist says
tbatIam going 1 should carry with me
mo enmitles, no bitterness. Ia, "a, vain
world, 0sRone-
An, here comes the otlkr rear breadth
OF the bullOckl Pass me salt, please.
and see thai my grave pt occasion
ally soOlrted on during " weather
] have left small fun that pur-
pose
Tue nfs here At thf pital Is de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

WAsHiNUTON, May ID. c., 20.-
The weather bureau, "a its weather
crop bulletin i0r the week ended May
25th say!
Over the greater part Of the country
east Of tho Rocky Mountains the
night temperatures have been IN.
usually low, and injunously affect, u
OF retarded tho growth " vegetation
In the states o! most Of tbs central
valleys.
The rainfall Of the past week l. great
81 thau usual ia Colorado, Utah, hOu.
tana, northern Washington aud from
central California noflhwnri to O.l'
g1n.
Throughout the central valleys ihsf,
has been but little rain and practically
none has fallen In the states " the
Missouri valley and along the south.
western border, from tue Gulf south g.
southern California.
Df0ught conditions are rcDofied from
Iowa, Nebraska ami Wyoming aud rain
IL needed IN Colorado, Afkansat;Okia-
bona and Missouri.
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TmE ISDusrRIALs
Three Thousand narchsrs Invads
Montana,

HELENA, Mont, May 20.-Holona
succeeded on Sunday Ia gutting rid Of
the Montana corps OF tho common.
veal army, bat she now has on her
hands ABOUT as many OF the Washing
ton army.
Tho leaders say there will be 5000 OF
the Washington army pass through
this city In the next two weeks. Five
leaders Of the Washington army who
were arrested last week, alder they had
st0led a Northern Pacific train near
Arlee, had a hearing before Federal
Judge Knowles today. The charge
against them was contempt Of court.
J. w. Kelly, brother Of the leader OF
tue army now oamped In Missouri,
was sent TO Jail for six montha, ~ was
Engineer John Ross, alias Grant, an
eX-aonyict, who has served two terms
In this Montana penitentlAry, one Tor
burglary, and one for h0Ist-alealing.
The others, William Blair, Stuart
Leckie, anu Thomas Davidson, were
sent TO Iall Tor thirty days each.
KELLY IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May Eek elly's
IndusIriAls were visited by NJ least ton
thousand people nj the camp today.
General Kelly spent the morning IN
making his men comfortable iof their
stay here, which will be until Friday
next, when they will continue their
Journey 10 Washington Tia the Mlssls-
sippi and Ohio Tiyefs. About 100 new
members were recruited today.
There IL storm gathering about the
head q General Kelly OF the California
Industrial army, Three members OF
tho armv say they shall make charges
before Uuitod States Commissioner
CAwio against their commander,
When the com maud left Dei M0ines Il
included u glee club Of eleven men,
They say the money earned by tho
singing was turned over 10 Kelly, who
wanted TO get rid OF them because they
knew OF his alleged irregularities la the
handling Of the money. AZ Alton, ILL.,,
they say Kelly took possession Of their
boat aud turned II airiil, leaving thom
on shore. They arrived here on foot
10 day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31
HIDING IN A CAVE.
II, Alleged Eurdsr'rs Of The h'tks
Family Located,
.rRoye POSSE ON THEIR TRACK.
10 De Blown Up With DJnn.
mite II the fugitIves Refuse
10 Surrender.

MAS. No, May 3i.-The Taylor
,,,, who murdered the Meess iemlly
s,sloe.,sd in an old cave twenty three
rlls. east Of this city In the Charlton
r,,te. A posse has been organized ~
capture them.
A pla. Of the cave and surrounding
..,,t,y was received In this city this
,asuoon. According TO the inform
ant the cave IL located ON the south
hillside and ls surrounded by dense
,b,esst VI email ok and seems TO be
made for such emergencies ne this,
having : heavy iron door with port
holes 10 shoot through.
Tbe informant says that tbs Taylor
tsvs entered the cave IN company
Win two other persons supposed 10 he
100 Brook field bank robbers. lie also
~ he had seen Phiilips, the fellow
mentioned on former occasions, carry.
ipg them something 10 cat
The POSSE which left here last night
viii surround the cave, aud ut day
lfsak this morning an attempt will be
made to persuade them 10 come out,
and N they refuse, more men will he
called aud an attempt will be made u
tlow Up the cave with dynamite.
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the difference between the roal and The
initiation, you can readily perceive that
uus. shores q Shoful oaCh wnok give
new evidence ~ their skill. while tn0 old
ahop-worn "ads' used year ago ]. Doc
evidence OF oihor Hu.chilod spucIH Ist4.
urs Shores s. shores nro The leader, iluy
stand at the head Of their profession, thoy
have caused tho BoodiU specialists Go iako
iu their signs, aud reduce tIolr ndvoriis.
ing--whyg because nrs. Shores s. shores
proved 10 tho people OF salt Lake that
ihoro neyor WAS specialist hero before
who could cure "a m, Rnd Tor that they
are receiving tho hoattv cooperation OF
ovory respectable muu and woman iu tho
city.
Lot the public note tho difference and
II you will call ut tho offices n brs.
shores & shores you will 400 tho parlors
crowded, while our would.bo compUilt-
orr wall, and wall thOir tale of woo 90
tho wind that blows across tho salt aga OF
Zion.
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Tariff Ann SILVER
so Longer Two Issues. hut Que, hai -
eN-speniser Hood,

LONDON, May 8l.-rhn FOrini7hiW
RcUioW will publish an Interview win
e1.s speaker Reed on silver, which will
make a sensation on both, sides of the
ocean. In the interview Mr.. Reed
says;
"You In England want us to lower
the duties. What will you give us In
exchange WIN you open your mints
10 silver by agreement
zone thing, at leasti you may rely
upon-you viii not hnd the Republican
party Offering the other cheek, rs these
Democratic gentlemen do. For years
past they have been posing as tho
friends Of silver, and because you peo-
ple ln England close the Indian minis
and put a duty on silver bullion, those
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

Here Il what Dfs shores & shores offer
In evidence Of their new treatment.
Road this and thCn compare IL with tho
evidence Of mlsnt doctors.
We are tho people and euro tho slok.
Mr.. John Taylor who resides at 3g9
Twenty street. Ogden, IL ono OF
the besi-known gontlomon Ia tho Terri,
tory he IL % years of age aud has lived
here tho greater portion " lls life; hohas
boon constant sufferer from calarrh Tor
the past " years, aud In an interview
with tho writor no says
"Nes, eau heartily recommend tho
treatment giyor hv pra, Shores a Shores
10 all who arc suffering aY | was, for /
was Ia such very alarming condition
that had little hope Of speedy 70.
coVery.
~ had terrible pain over tho eyes aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!

Kindly Remember all Patients who apply this Month for
Treatment viii receive Free OF Charge OF Drs Shores
Shoros's Now instruments FOR So
month for all Diseases medicines furnished froo
oa,arrh treatment,
Remember this Is no cheap treatmon 1t is tho roatmen
that Is curing hundreds Of patients given low
ratio just to lot you tho difference
mutations so no'o tho difference 70 tho only roabo
medical and surgical institute in tho city, Drs Shores
Shoros Consulting Physicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

PANS, May 2o.-La Pd,rie today
announced that the notorious Turpiu,
whose name some time ago came
pf5miuently before tho public In con-
nection win the eIplosive known ~
msllnite, aud who was subsequently
lnptlioned, angered nj the refusal Of
France 10 purchase his latest inven-
lion, has lott the country ami has sold
to the powers composing the Dfeibund,
the secret OF the manufacture Of terri
bic war machine. Tho latter " said
loc1mprlau m explosive anu a new pre-
Iscillu, which, II IL claimed, will COM
plriely transform tho art VI warfare
nud the conditions under which II 10
wagtd, rendering liz potecssou the
masters OF Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

c Papers Of Pins Tor s cents.
. Cases Of Cream Ground Challies.
2c sd
@ Cases ofFast Colored Light Prints
2lc sd
q z Brown Sheeuns, 2Ecyd
"a Extra Heavy Brown Shesung
iEc sd
Fine Outing Flannel, h9c sd
Manchester Lawns, 81 in. wide 4sc I'd
PlaSa Black sateeu, 9cyd
French ChalHes al wool, go in.
wide, worth 1Sc, 4le sd
80 Pieces OF Woo, Challies, 5oin.
wide, worth loc 22sc yd
Imported French Broadcloths 90c sd
40 M, all wool Henrettas, assorted
new shades, 3lsc yd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

Tho wonderful cutoslbcine effected by
prs, Shores s. shoros's now treatment ls
certainly wonderful, patients who hnvo
been treated bv every othor doctor M
town aud gained no benefit have been
cured by nrs. shores a shores in ono
month. Last wook they published tho
statement OF Mrs lowdidgo. who had
boon gwen up by oihor physician. and
all last week ihoy have been hosirgoi hy
persons anxious 20 luarn moro of the 70.
iuarkahlO recovery.
Tho remedies used by DR.. shores a
Shores nro Ito latest Tho drag depart.
mont ia und0r the personal supervision
" registered druggist; no hcyz are
allowed 10 throw together the medicine
thli d. so lmportan. ~ those used hy
these eminent phyHicIaus. Every caro- u
tukou in each department 81 euro tho
ailmont N tho patient which ia tho cause
of the remarkable cutcs OF this new treat
mont of pr.. shores Is shores
n you will take the pains TO nolloo