The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

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Another marked characteristic Of
thoae market assemblies Ia tho toilets
worn. II seems homogeneous for n
woman OH a mission TO roplenlsh tho
family lardor 20 wear a silk drosa aud
broad hat, yet many appear Ia that cos.
tune. It knocks tho sentimental halo
that man surrounds m with into II
cockod hat. 10 him! she Is a creation
much too good for human natures
daily food" aud when he discovers her
In fashions finest array dickering for
rad,shos. eonions, meat and potatoes tho
peach OF his imagination loses cousid-
erablo Of Its bloom. On tho other hand
an entirely different impression eau DO
made by a business" attire. Il toilet
that has some suggestion OF savory
Kitchen odors, or OF houscwitely dutios.
A nan neycr expects to meet q woma
in market caparisonod for Il contest
with Cupid-not on your life, Pauline;
Tor then tho sentimental castles Of Lake
Como never come to him, and all your
sweetness Ia wasted on tho desert air,
so to speak. Tho most attractive young
lady | saw last Saturday evening was
stationed bohind a meat bench. She
was attirod In q simple calico gown. an
immaculate white apron and q jaunty
hat Her checks were AZ rosy as the
arterial boof, and her Dyes wero like
Trilby's twin grey stars? She was
most wholesome to look upon, aud |
have q faint suspicion that her mirror
told her SO before she left home. But
that was simply and wholly her own
business. Nature made her pretty aud
for a wonder she improved on tho orlgi.
nal architectural plans. There arc q
few who can do this.
But changing tho subicc! I hoard of a
very neat reply made to one Of the
Canton excutsionists who visited this
city Sunday. lie was inquiring about
the location OF the postotlice, and when
he was given tho proper directions by
n citizen Of ~well-known droll humor, he
remarked that he had como from Gods
own country and his objective point
was Wheeling Park. He became very
asscrtive about the heavenly qualities
OF his habitatlon when the Wheeling
man interrupted him by remarkiag
MY friond when YOU have entered
Wheeling Park you will get tho frat
tangible idea you may over have had
about Paradise aud tho supernal de-
lights OF that place you can't expect to
appreciate unless you sober up"
l observe that tho Denver, Colorado,
Republican is booming United States
Circuit Judge II. C. Caldwell. OF Little
Rock, Arkansas, for the Republican
nomination for President. OF course
Judge Caldwell represents the silver
wing OF tho party, and while his views
on the currency question do not coin.
eide with the Republicans in this sec.
ton, which was his former home, he is
still q good Republican aud has a career
that is quite interesting. Judge Cald.
well, or to be more explicit, Henry Clay
Caldwell. vas born in Marshall county,
eight miles from Wheeling. and ia a
brother OF Mayor o. F. Caldwell. lie
came from good old Wing stock. In
his youth fe located in Iowa, whore at
the age OF t%wcnty-ono years no was
elected to tho Legislature. and was made
chairman OF the very important COM
mittee OF Judiciary. At the outbreak OF
tho Wal he identified himself with the
Third lowaicavalry, and was in com.
mand OF tho regiment at tho taking Of
Little Rock. In 1853 or 1861 President
Lincoln offered him tho choice OF a
brigadier generals commission or a
United States district judceship. lie
accepted tho latter. and whom Judge
Fuller was promoted to the supreme
bench no was appointed to tho United
States circuit iudgeship, the largest
district in the United States. Judge
Caldwell and Senator Elkins are warm
personal friends, however much they
may diller on the silver question.