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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22

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Munbe = ben ngtiitpoIltn" 8urratbss
ruum berlieb. Inn bic ettpas fdper
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MAIDEN, ba ld6.lte ia itilI pergniist
bor mid bin.
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mir um5uIebtn.
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tinem fort 10 iaAte tpeiterrsgnet.T !
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fortfubr:
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fens.
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itdteit tpstbenb. nit Der i4 bieier aufs
forberlng na6tam.
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fulr er bann la6eps fort. r@rit bds
bollItGnOige 0ar9srinsen Der DiHens
fdaft fiibrt gum pubren @enu1s!"
limb bamit rGumte er brei 8dnbs Has
tura.Ididt. Bel Seite, DFfnee eine baz
binter perborgeRe 2lappe unb fdtpeHtte
stsi9 barduf triumpbtrerb eine Slas
fde nit golotsem Snbalt por meinen
Iugen.
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Mir fdisn es gosndc su ftin, inb
eins rGbere priif flung ergab ni6t MIR,
bab es Der gtiqustte pa9 nSerrsfp
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in 8erlintr Cafes tbsuer genug ertppra
bene Renn.ri6aft beitGtiste ai9 beim
Soften bic erfr.uli9ellebereinit nitimmuns
stpiften duBerem S4ein unb innersm
Wertb.
n8ei bn Soloatsn setpDbnt man iid
berglsi6en an" slaubte bsr Better ents
fduIbtgenb porbringen su niifen.
nHur biirfen Inn bts Simmsls Dilltn
bic Gltern ntdts babon erfabrsn, bsnn
Bel ibren itrsngen Qniidkn ="
sd tpeiB idon." berfeBbe i9 ID
delnb, biitete mid axr ipobl, meineu
@ebdnfen tpeittrtit Musbrud su asbert.
Settbent abtr betra6tste i6 ale
Semp.renal.r nit elmer gelpiifen Reus
gierbe. Sd mSdt. ihnen germ an Der
Taft ableTtn, ob iie ii4 = NIT port>
fpttn. 8enebiottntr ober gogmac bic
@ntbaItiamtsit s.iltiser @:trdHfe au
erlethtern iuhert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22
@iaterat tl,titna.
gpn Syrans 8inselItebt.

6eS ibn auf ben Wotttn sie6sn.
Stiirmifd : f4nea unb fdpars gee
bdllt.
9Sr' ibn feuf,en in ben Giasn.
RuIdelnb burh bic 9lGtter fdleiAen.
Braufen out4 ben ban9eu Walb.
aebte 8lume idmiidt bic grbe,
2ebte 5onne tpGrmt lie miIb.
Mn Der biirren Gebenlau6e
3ittert bic psrgeG'ne 2rdube.
ilnb bic @sIIen itr0msH pilo.
RaId bas ltbte 2ieb seIunssn.
81 bas 2ebsn gang enttpi4;
ST. IN grauen 0dmmerungen
Winter Qt[Ies talt berI4luns.n,
Blumen. 2ieoer. 9srbIt uno MIDI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22

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gIa, i6 liebe Sic! E. Sd lieae gu
Sbr.n 5iiB.n = id bin SS6r Sflabs!"
rRun benn, ib min sic a!s meinsn
Stlaben bstradten = t9 idente ST.
nen bic Sr.ibeit!"
Mus benz &dfernbpf.
~0onnsrpstter. MiilIer. sic febsn
ipiebsr Sa tpie Elm tritti6sr Sag erI ter
Srbmlns! - limb Der @inidbriss bort
bat sine 5alhlns pis Elm s.Itiirater pss
eaIusrsiter! Oidtsn tpobl fir beute
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nisIide Grsrsierplab lit absr tsin
Oi9tertpaIb! 8eritanbsn9"
= 3u gepiffeubaft. 9ei
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9eiplIenbaftsr, uber audi 5erItreuter
YrotFnr in feinsm 3dbtbogsn untsr
Der Rubrit: ~8oriibergs4enb abipefens
De psrfonen" auf.
Gin tltiner Ggoif. Wtuts
ter: .Rarl, glib bod Dsinem S6pes
ittrden duh Elm Stld Wurlt! 0ez
tbsilte Sreube 1T boppeIte Sreube!"
&arl: rOas Idon! 9lber 9et6silk
8urIt lit nur baIbe Wurit!"
= 9ei elmer StraBendbz
fperrung. S6ubmann: ySier
bari Tiemano bur9!4 = SournaltIt:
SD babe aber cine GrlaubniB bonn
BoliseiprGibenten." - S9ubmann:
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cine miintli6s." = S6uBmanh: ,3eis
qen Sic fie por!"
= Do9 stpds. 9srr: 3dnn
man benn ben Rsgern bieis abT9sus
lide MenIaenfreiierei niat abseiuObs
nen2 : MifTipndr: Dds fam man
nod niht erreidsn, aber NaB lie ii6
mad iepsr iolden MablSeit bic 3Gbne
biiriten, bas babsn mir bod fdon ers
reidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22
Gin @erdd)ter Der gtatiitif.

Gin Gneldnber BON Hdns fdrieb
an einen ibm b.tannten mobdmmeba@
nifden 8edmten unb BAT Inn beri6ies
bene itatiifiihe Gngdben iiber bic Be-
bOlterunasaabt Der Stdbt, in ipsl4er
.r fid aufbielt. vi. 4ntfport lautet.
folaenbermaBen: .Mstn srIau6tsr
Sreunb. o Srtube meines 2sbens!
Oas. porum Ou mid fraait, tit fdtper
su beantporten unb auBerbem 1T es
nublos, penn t6 ss tbdte. Obgletb
id felbit 3sit m.inss 2sbens in bisier
Staht tpobne, babe idb tpeber bic 5dus
fer s.sdblt. nod mid nad Der 3abl
Der 8epobner .rfunbigt, iponit bsr
Cine yeine Maultbiere belaitst unb Der
Inbere fein S6iff befradtst. sebt mid
nidts an. Die friibsrt @eI6ibte Der
Stabt ip.iB 4uab alIeir. nnr Der Sims
mel ipsiB. mi. pisl Shmub unb @ers
ipirrung bier a.berridt baben mag. ehe
bas S6pert bes SSsldm bic 11nglGubis
gen bertrieb. Gs bdtte teinen 3ped,
bdrnaa su forfdsn. .. meine SesIe,
0. mein 2amm. erfunbige Did bod
nidt ndd Dinsen, fpelde Did abfoIut
niats dng.bsn. 0u fommit su uns
unb mir bsiben Did tpillfommen.
ssri.be lei nit 0ir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22
GeFiaerte @orte aus BET @oeeIs
melt.
Bon SuIius Stettenbrilit.

HWertpiirbis". fl0tst bic Ra9tisdlI,
#ia bin pie better. unb bod nsnnt man
| Hi9 S6neerin!"
| sd tann trdben." fast itols Der
Sd9n aur Rrabe. ~aber Du tannit ni4t
titeritien."
nOiebiI9 fpdbrt am ldngIten4. bes
kbrt ein fabe feline sSungen.
nsynlmsr nobel" ruff Der &udud,
tpenn er feline Gier IN elm frentOes Reit
legt.
.0ur9 MIDI, prdblt Die gufs, niIt
Mtnerpa bas SinnbiIb Der Deiss
beit." .,
nDas tpGre bic prsiIe obne uns!"
rufen f.lbitbetpubt bic gntsn.
nBie tpiirben bic Meniden laden.1
| fast GrserIi9 bas 9ubn, ppenn ih
ieoem Bauer Sonntass einen Ssinz
rid ben 8ierten in bsn Sopf tpiinIaT
te!4 rs
nRo9 bat bas &dpitol nibt eirrs
ein5ige Sans bonn llntergdnae aereta
tet," i6pdttern bortpurfspoa bieSGnft,
tpenn lie auf ben Martt getrieben tper>
ben.
Sin Rab f1lasen tpie i9 fairr jes
ber," meint Der pfau. ~aber ni4t 10
iingen."
nltns berbanft ber SGnger sSbbtus
feline llniterbIi4fsit", behaupten bic
Rranihe.
ngtn freies 2eben fiibren mir, fl5s
ten bic OompFdffen nm Bauer.
ngs ipGre bod re9t bequen,, tpern
uns bic MenIden bic Sungen brdda
ten, fagt Der briitenbe Stor9.
n2eiR 8ogel 1T 10 ianft tpie ia",
btrii6ert bic Saube, tpenn lie elm SHs
felt perf4ling..
mMan muB au9 mas fir bic 5eirt-
fdsder thir", fast bic S4nepTe, ire
benz lie Ored probusirt.
nSeber 3ol ein 2ear!" ruff bebelp<
ttnb Der 3aunf0nis.
nSn ibrem bD9ten 2iebeseliid fpro<
6tn Romeo unb Sulie bon mir!" triIs
Itrt ielbItbeipubt bic 2erde.
nDem id fatt bin, thu ia teiner
Gliese 'tpas!" fdp0rt bsr Himmerfatts
Sperltrts.
r9tls S9ifler fdrieb:
r9as Spiel bes aebens fiebt fia better
Denn rran ben iidern S8ub i'm Sers
gen trGgt".
ba bat er an mid seba4t," periidert
Der &iebib.
$50 flsine SiBe tpie i9 bat tsin
2tbIer". liipelt fofett Der Solibri.
nGs tit niht tpabr, bdB ih mir bic
8ruit aufidlibe. UNI nit benz Dilute
mstne Gleinen au nGbren," ptriidert
Der YelifaR. rIber es pirb ia allse,
nein sefast,alfO muB bod ettpas Wah.
res bdran fein."
nWie tonmt mir fol9sr @lan5 In
rneine Siitte9" eittrt bic Glitter, ipern
iie ei1en fIbernen 20ffsl in ibr Reit
setraseR bat.
sd bin bic 8a6rbsit, benn ib
babe lanse 8eiue". fagt ftols Der JIa-
mtngo.
$50 Hug, tpie man ausiiebt. fdnn
man iiberbaupt ni4t iein." meint Der
@impel.
.Ssbem bds @eins!" poltert Der
Srutbabn. tp.nn er einem awbsrn ets
mas tpesf9nappt.
.Ois &dbe lit gang perliebt in meis
nen @eiuns." fdmeidelt iiA Der Sandz
rienbogel.
vWas MIDI Grgert, lit. bdB man BET
aIlsr 3uriidbaltuns benz 2las ui4t
austpei4en tann," beudslt Der Son,
Dor.
Limb tpenn bic Menf9en nod 70
gut i6medten." fbfp0rt Dds Rebbubn,
lid piirbe beRno9 tethen tObten unb
dufe5Ten." ~.
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= lEmf 9rie5en. Serr: 8ann
BAT benn SSbr 8uter. Der Ssrr Sanis
tGtsrdtb, ,SprehTtunbe, sndoiges Syrdu,
lein9 : Srdulsin: papa BON As
llbr Rd4mittass, Mama aber iabers
Seit.
: SD9Fer aH9tnFots.
9isnftmdb6en; r9nG' Ssrr. b6s fag'
7 @ubner gleid, s. 5rau bat mi Be-
leibig.. Gntipeosr fe gebt aus bsm
5auT oSsr II"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

Engllsh society, and wa, regarded as
tho most beautiful American girl over
gecn In London. lIor marriage TO tho
Hon. Arthur Paget was n striking affair
In the London season and waa regarded
as nm international affair.
Mira. Stevens died In tho house owned
by tho lato Mrs. Mary Mason Jones.
commonly known "a "Bloody Mary"
Tor which hho paid All annual rental OF
5000. Sho had adorned and relttcd
tho house In a lavish manner. Mrs.
stovens'a fortune was loft hor in trust
by hor husband. Hor mansion was Oil.
cd With tho most beautiful paintings,
furniture, objects OF art aud curiou. Sllo
Is said TO have possessed tho most yalu.
able silver service In Now York. Sho
was also noted for her wonderful collec-
tions OF jewols. A story told OF hor 10
to tho otlect that shs hired upon an
occasion OF Il grand dinner given for her
daughter In London jewels worth $50.
900. which sho woro besides her own
valuable CONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
alive; cfftctually cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning thcm and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by NIL drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it Is man
utacturod by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed OH every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being we'll informed, you. will not
accept acy substitute If offered.
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NorEs
1tems About tho univorsity-A New Banl
" md NEW Hotrl

toms About tho univcrslty-A New Bank
mud New Hotel.
Special Dhpaieh 70 he Tntlicneer.
MoRdANTowS, w. Va, April g.
Tokichi Masoo, tho Japanese law atud.
ont, has received q cabIegram from
Toxic announcing tho death OF his
mother, who was tho wife OF a dlatiu-
guiahod Japanese scholar. Whom Mr..
Maseo embraced tho Christian religion
his mother drove him from home, but
three yeara lator she accepted his re-
ligion and they wore devotedly attached
TO each other, no writing to her regu.
larry each week since he has been in
this country. Mr. Maseo. it may DO
said, Is one Of the brainiost students
tho Wost Virginia unworthy has had
Tor a long time, and he illustrates emi-
nontly the possibilities OF his country.
After graduating from the university OF
Japan at Toxic no camo TO the United
States and took a degree from Wander
bilt university last year. After ~recoiv-
ing hia dcgroe in law here this ycar ho
will pursue tho study OF his profession
at Yale.
Tho students arc all in for the spring
term, and the work OF enrolling and ma.
circulating is about completed. The
attendance 10 about the same ~ during
tho winter term, tho number OF now
students about balancing those who did
moi return. The lecture OF Hon. john
Temple Graves, Of Georgia, was q very
nrranoh1A fnat,x. ~ a.. n.n,u, IL
delivered his lecture, "Uncle Toms
Cabin" which 10 n treatment OF tho
negro problem, and he captivated hia
audience with his fluent and elegant
diction and his eloquent periods. The
no1t lecture before the students will be
given by the Hon. Champ CLARK, OF
Missouri
M%organtown will shortly have an.
other bank, with a capital stock OF S25,.
600 and with the intention to increase
it to 100000. George g. Baker is one
OF the prime moves in tho enterprise
and has disposed OF nearly all OF the
stock. The business will be conducted
in the building now occupied by the
Second National Bank, and il will be re-
modelled into a modern structure.
A new hotel will also be built this
summor on the site Of what ia now
known as the Franklin House. This
building, which is being torn down, is
tho Oldest hotel in tho state, having
been built about 1900.
Professor James S. Stewart was called
TO Ohio yesterday by u telegram an
nouncing the death Of his aged mother.
Lewis Greynolds, a lnw student was
married in Beverly during the vacation
70 Miss Lucy Ward, Of that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

Mason CRY, Iowa. April 5.-Wiiliam
LanSdon, special collector Of the Deer
ing Harvester Works, Chicago, and
agent OF the Fidelity and Casualty
Company, New York, committed suicide
on the north.bound Iowa Central pass
enger train at noon to-day. just be-
fore the train entered Hampton, no
went into tho closet, shut tho door and
sen a bullet through his brain. He was
abort in bis accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
3U BlIC SALES.

- ESTATE.
,WlI, nact for sale at public auction nj tho
rn :, 'r1nl I9H' 81 tho Court llOusc OF ohio
% "sN nltRlnii, Ia tho city Of Wheeling,
On sATuRDAr. APRIL VA, 1896.
IN %In niT i0a. M. that valuable property
r,, CIV OF wheeling. ohio county. West Viz.
=, D" ,h Smo%n as The rNnnGIl homestead. being all
,aH ~ norm hat OF lot No. 10 In Jonathan Znne's
~ Ht'"n between Main street and tho east limo
,,. - iU'hbIfSh, Wheeling < Kentucky Rail.
,n't 'ninLanY. This property frOnH on tho
wy h'eh! :dd!H street, between Filth and Sixth
IL,I' ana lHs q iraiRo dwelling house on tho
Hitbnscnsnu have been made nmong those
rr 't''tfn IN MS property so int n good tito
i,,n"r "'Fcn lor same. For further Information
,.i''te 81 II. ". Russell, ESq. or Alfred Cnld.
itrN' or sAIE:-Onoihird Of tho purchn,c
-'hHY' and rs much mora thereof M tho pIr.
80 'hhil elect. In cash on the day Of EaIc.
10y me fnHdue thereof in two equal Instnll.
,nrt'' nearing Interest from tho DAY OF snIc and
,r,TI'.'n fnSpcctivcly In ono aud two years from
~. gag, the purchhScr 10 give his notes for do.
,,..,"H payments secured by decd Of trust Gpou
'", I.yletty and 10 !oep the buildings thereon
WW',thl In n reasonable amount for Tho boned,
" sac rust until the notes arc paid.
A. PASSELL GARDEN.
Liscntnr Of Elizabeth J. fauncll, dccenscd,
MtIrfIhn
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MRS. PARAN STEVENS.
Remarkable oaroor of tho Now
York Society Leader.
SHE WINS ONCE 4 FACTORY GIRL

III Lowell, aud Through IIor Own In
nomitaOlc Energy Arose 20 tho
Highest Position on tho Ladder of
Social FHmo-Educatod Herself and
i'ccamo Noted for Her Accomplish.
ments = Was courtcu by tho
Wealthy AMI IIer Company Sought
by tho Blue Floods aud pcopIo High
In Literary aud Art Circles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

LONDON. April 5.-The British foreign
Office has received no nd vices in regard
to tho alleged firing upon the British
steamship Ethelred of Cape Maysi,
Cuba, by Spanish gunboat while the
Ethelred was IN her way from Boston
to Port Antonio. Jamaica. Tho same
officials OF tho foreign office arc not
making any inquiries on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

B. II. BOWMAN. publisher Enquirer, OF
Bremen, Ind. writea: Last week our
littlo girl baby, tho only one wc have,
was taken sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on a mere thread, We tried Ono
Minute Cough euro aud its life was
saved. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

NEW foRK. April 5.-It Ia not proba.
bio that tho funeral OF Mira. paran Ste.
von', who dicd Wednesday, will occur
until tho arrival from Europe Of her
daughter, Mira Arthur Pages, which
VIII DO so'nc timo next week. It /,
probable that Mrs. Page. will not learn
oil her mothers death until tho steamer
lands, az sho sailed beioro tho end
came.
Although not 10 the manor born, by
Orilliancy, force and determined porse.
voranco Nrs. Paran Stevens had at.
tanned the highest posl,ion on tho lad
der OF social tame. No woman In this
city or country, tho Briti,h Isles or on
tho continent Of Europe was better
known, and hor name wns 40 familiar 40
household words. She was q woman OF
ability, strong character and determine.
ton, and in any venture she undertook
sho generally succeeded. Sho was also
OF q kindly disposition, although not
chnritably disposed, but was possessed
OF Il will power which drew to her all
on whom she exerted it. There is per.
maps no womau-unless it DO tho
crowned heads OF Europe-who has met
SO many noted and cultured people Of
every nationality and cline as Mira. Ste-
VEINS, and certainly no one has enter
tanned II moro lavish and expensive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
S. the Waist.

Not one but what Is worth Sc, and
many would be cheap at So.
Wash silk Waists at sag, and
the greatest variety ever shown at
all prices, on up to the most cX-
qusite Evening Waists at $50.
Over 100 different styles Ladies'
Shirt Waists, and FIFTEEN DIFFER.
EN PRICES. Every single Waist
perfect in fit and style and the best
possible values at the price. Prices
are:
25c, 45c. soc, 75c, $50, ST.,
SIPS. Sl.5o. SL.75 So.
$3.50, S2.75, S3.75. So.
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Building.

FOR RENT--Onc elegant office
taom, also one large elegant hall,
MS Nlloor entrance. Until perma-
henty rented, will rent hall for en-
,eflainments, etc. Most centrally
SEATED and best advertised building
mthe city. For terms. etc, apply at
The HUB CLOTHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

"How long have you been a Pullman
porter" said the kindly gentleman.
Two yeah, suh." "And still working?"
"Yass indeed" Dear mo. How im-
provident you must have been."-De-
iroit Free PrEu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
HER EDUCATION COMPLETED.

There was no subject with which she
was not conversaut and no topic OF the
day upon which she could not converse
with force and disarmament Shs soon
mastered foreign languages SO that she
could both read and write them fluent
ly. So rapid was her progress that tho
brightest minds OF Boston visited tho
fremont to chat with this little Lowell
woman OF brilliant mind.
Tho fremont changed hands, and n
day found Mr.. Stevens nj tho head OF
tho hotel. AZ wife OF the proprietor,
Mrs. Steyens's sphere OF social impor-
lance increased. Again in n fcw years the
S~tevcnsea moved to Now York, whore
Mr.. Paran Stevens took charge OF tho
old Fifth Avenue Hotel. Here also Mrs.
Stevens attracted attention, and then
began her march into the territory OF
society, fought every inch OF the way
with a determination that has made her
famous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

Mr.. Stevens, who was old enough to
be her father. married tho beautiful
Lowell girl, and it may be said that
from this marriage Mrs. Steycna's rise
in the social world commenced. In
those days the old fremont House was
the fashionable hotcl in Boston, and
its corridors were thronged with tho
representative men, not only OF the city
Of Boston, but also OF the country, while
its parlorI were ovcrrun with the
wealth and fashion OF the city. Mrs.
Stevens came III contact with these peo-
pie, attracted attention and won their
admiration. This hobnobbiug with the
fashionable world OF Boston. ever it 1t
were only in the parlori OF the Ire
mont, fired Mrs. Stevens with the ambi.
ton and ardent desire to become better
educated. Accordingly, with tina. iron
perseverance, which has followed her
through lie. she set to work and edn-
Gated herself by study and reading, and
it was not long before she was regarded
rs a brilliant woman.
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Mrs. Stevens was born in Lowell,
Mass, nearly seventy years ago, and as
Marietta Reid, passed her girlhood in a
factory in that city. She was a most
beautiful creature, tall and dark, with 4
shapeiy figure. 1t is said tina. she was
even Landowner than her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Pacet, who, rs Minnie Ste-
vens, was. and is still, an extremely
beautiful woman. Marietta Reid grew
up as most Nav England girls vino work
Tor a living grow up. Tho little educa-
ton she had as a girl was attained at tho
public school and after work was over
Tor the day at the factory. She was the
belle OF the little New England town,
and the SWANS OF the village wero ever
ready 10 do her bidding. firing oifactory
lie she went to Boston and there met
her husband the late Paran Stevens,
who at this time vas employed in the
fremont house. Mr.. Stevens was a wild.
over and had M daughter, who at the
present day is Mrs. John Malcher, hut
who then held a position in the hotel.
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About forty years abo she was n OF
the few visitors TO Newport who owned
their own cottages, and hero Mira.
Stevens entertained on the most lavish
plan. Though society was divided as to
what to think regarding her social amot-
ton, there were many who called upon
her and accepted her hospitality, while
there woro many who numerically
snubbel her. Tho men, as n rule, nd.
admired her on addount Of hcr force,
her brillianCy and her beautiful fnco and
handsome figure, and her march became
triumphant. Eycry winter Mrs. Stevens
went 10 Europe and there, too, she
dominated all who mot hor. Her M
tcrtainments wero among tho most gor-
gcous eyor given and abe became init
matoly acquainted with many OF tho
nobility.