Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

~ q daily paper to Interview a we'll
N-1" q actress. She seat up her card
o'clock ia the morning
40 actress was awakened 20
receive To- She heSitated for awhile
- 20 "1as answer she would send, and
90 iasl concluded, as shs was a kind
hearted woman, that she would see the
s'ohE lady and give hsr she iuforma-
tioa she desired. But she had 70 ask
Let 30 wait Tor little while. She took
Aer oaLn, and OF course her hair was
Fetled, aud needed 70 be- conoed out
bAl dried She threw on a dressing
toWn, as she did not wish 20 keep her
VISITOR waiting aey longer than possible,
ans "ert I'D 20 see the caller who had
come.
All SUCH AN UNCIyILIZEO HOUR
10 q clean, but plain, hanue, gown, and
VIA her .oak and beautiful hair spread
o1t over her shoulders. Her maid
brought io, To- q few minutes, the break
4--b gray, aad the visitor was asked, Sc
sue would have been in an EngIish
house, Co have cup Of tea. think q,
was declined. However, the next day,
tlis woman's feelings were hurt
~ reading: "Mrs. ". Y. d. has
always been thought 20 be az
iaast clean woman. Bot it is fact
That she breakfasts ia an un,ldy
wrapper with her hair uucomoed.'
Aais purely feminine STAB was the
thanks for the courtesy shown woman
fhc got up two h0nrs before the usual
Time, and gave 90 a stranger, simply be-
cause She w-- q woman, the iLi0rma-
non she asked for. When 10 was suy-
Eeetc- thct the woman in question
should deny this, the answer came from
-er manager thatit was not in the least
likely her dem s.. would be published.
This is how mouata.ns are made out OF
mole hills. This ls the result ct .Le
neFer-ce1s.ag greed FOR news, Jews be-
Ing re pres e. Ted, toe OIceo. oy petty Cos
Clip and snail mesnnssses.
An American actress told ne tina;
one ~ the best known critics in this
couo.rv would never say one good word
about her work; and when he was asked
uv irlsgd why thiS was So he said: I'll
dislike her O0sh as a woman and as an
r-' W0en be was asked 10 give
the reason, l. said be had 0 re1son; he
simply die not Ike her; and no matter
l0W good her WORK was, he would not
say a good word about 10. And vet this
mans writings are widely read, and
called criticisms.
WE WANT To KNOW TOO MUCH.
Are We going 20 be brave enough 20
-rCw B,Egeg, % g; ourselves co the
country We DIV. in? To grow bigger To
-.ld, bigger in ideas, bigger To heart
bigger 10 ability, and smaller To- the
vices Of Dragging and curiosity To is
@ mean thing 20 "Want 20 know"
what does not concern Us.
no want 90 know peoples pri-
vase affairs. To want 10 know about
tl-.l money affairs. TO want 20
know about their heart affairs.
TO want % know about
their NtEs things that 90 90 make uD
If8. as lived by the man or woman 10
tho.r homes and hearts, the life that
doesn't belong 90 the world at large. "a.
belongs 90 the people who live 10, and
che G1i who ia. yes 10, and be very sure
tLlt Ha will Judge it, aud that he will
look. without mercy, on the base, mean
fl.Ia sIu5 lbat make the sons aud
daughters Of this great republic the
laughing --ocs of tho whole world. 10
fs lrle. every word llatI have written.
you know t ls, you VINO are reading 'I
and. CD which, Orb token of coed faItl,
put my seal and my signature.
BAB.