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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18

There is nothing new In the papers to-
A railway wreck and tenement burned;
THO shrleltn OF the dying rcnt inc my,
Ana in Zach such deeds BY mon were
Az Rad made them heroes in days gone
By
The paper gives Thorn on extra inc
I,lko wlntfy sunshine acrosH tho page
Are ihc bright details Of Il wedding OF
Ana aToupp Of royaluos gilttcr ana CLEAN
And dazzle iho world OF q grand review.
f3ut t1st below iH 4 iliiis space
"Tho famine IN india grows nnhce,' a.
'rhc starving wfctcheR creep out ana nc
In the shade VI the mango tree 10 dlo'
A column tells " o woman drowned
"YoUnE" the reporter says, ana itlt'
with broad white oyolldH and wityy hnlf
Failing upon her In nhlnlng bands,
MA the ithgt o, toll on Yer lllilo hhhuH
a ruined hone nud blnnErned name
a rush 10 the rlyur IN mud degpulr
no hide IN ~ bosom hot fln and ahhmc
but nc bpsy noIier WIN cunning peh'
A ieborer, brave onl honest and true
with little children tbuut hlg feci
Tramp ttnmn 'ruupinF the dusty
only pfnylng 'Dr work 10 DO
mt Why 30 on Win iho dull Ola iole1
The very iypo frbuiN nc tho letting,
ANA aulvorH nul bloH aud glIfnmotf ana
hlurts
or Il NM w. nhcnu IN boaom awcll'
luF
srr iilr woldn ihto' rain NJ ltdtr-
'Fotilnr uCW No me rAptr to-day"
me SANE IN itaFpdy dull ma tame,
with only Tie change Of ~ actor namo'
saGnlYNHlOn NOWM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18

A charming woman OF middle age re-
Gently voiced some interesting opinions,
II have been young and am now old, ="
che said, and ! have reached that Pc
Rod Of life when ] can look back and
see results and not how seldom those
who are born with silver spoons In their
mouths, as the saying Is, have the sll-
yer fork when they are grown up. When
] look back and remember who were
the jeunesse dorec OF my youth-the
men Whose lives and positions above all
others seemed particularly enviable and
deslrable-and then look about me ana
zee how few OF those days have at
tanned an honorable and useful middle
age, feel that can preach to my boys
and their friends with object lessons
that ought to make It very impressive.
Some are poor, having spent health and
substance, like the prodIgal, In rtotous
living. Even those who have appar-
emily not suffered In purse or health are
a sci of dlscontentcd, blase, weary
worldlIngs, who go over the same tread
mill OF fashionable existence year by
year without pleasure or profit.
Another thing / have noticed from
my vantage ground OF lifelong eXpe-
Renee IL that, II only as q purely world
ly maxim, honesty Is the best policy,
Many brilliant man have seen who
has destroyed his prospects By the
crooked ways in which he sought 10 bet
ter himself financially, politically and
even socially, whereas II he had walked
honorably before all men he would have
gained the worlds good opinion, and in
many instances the very things he COW
cted And finally, there are the young
married couples OF my youth In nine
cases out OF ten those Of my friends who
married poor young men and who gave
up the luxurlcs Of their homes TO prove
verltable hclpmeets to the men OF their
choice arc now almost without exccp-
ton prosperous. and in many cases
wealthy, while those men and girls who
have married for money are. as a rule,
greatly in want OF 1t. BE good and
you will be happy is the maxim. and
certainly Il seems true from n material
lstlc as well as from religious point of
view Chicago News.
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sac raovoaT II STRANGE,
Nassley Wen, out for III. Ll,ls Walk
AnyNvA-.

NhSstey went oNt Nt A'' N''''N N''~'
AnywHr.
ST. Louis Post-Dlspatch' Naggley
threw down the evening paper he had
been reading, yawned and stretched
and said he guessed he'd go out for a IT.
tie while, wheTcupon Mrs, NWsgley said
"Where are you golng?'
"Oh, no place in particular"
NO l suppose not, IT'S anything or
any place TO get away from home with
you. It's mighty strange that you can't
content yourself for any length Of time
in your own hamc-migity strange,
was reading this from Goethe to-day;
He Is happlsst, be he King or peps-
ant, who finds peace Ia hls own homc.
! said to myself when read H. ! wish
TO the Lord Joe Naggley felt more like
that!
Mrs. Goethe must have been happy
woman 10 have a husband who could
say that. IN BET dime she did not have
TO sit alone evening after evening while
Mr., Goethe ripped and paced around
anywhere and everywhere, Just so he
needn't have 10 he at nome with the wife
her promised 10 love and honor and
cherish, and who had done all she could
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can get along without gold. and We can
get along without asphalt paYcmcRts,
for beneflcent Providence has given us
green ink and printing presses on the
one hand and yirtrlned brick on the
other: but who In this day OF fashona-
bic dress and function viii dare say that
we can get along without buttonholes or
that they are OF minor Importance to the
man who wears clothes? Imagine
man putting on full-dress suit to dis
cover all too late that there is not a
blessed button hole In the whole outfit.
To such ono II is useless to suggest
safety pins. The only thing to do Is to
tiptoc quietly out OF hearing OF his voice,
meanwhile suffusing Your face with
bushes. l FIRMLY declare that he who
makes two buttonholes grow where one
grew before will be called blessed
among hen. Heaps Of cleaning sold
arc as piles OF mere dross compared
with the Same quantity OF buttonholcs"
Mr. Charlton partioularizes to say that
by the feeding OF sprinkled and prop
erly poroused air into an induction coil
around which d rndiatinE nangc has
been drawn on cold the expansion force
results In condensation In the sub.ul-
rar shaft. these CONVERSATIONS gradu-
ally collecting In layers and being eject
cd at the parallel slip In the form Of
neatly tied packages OF strictly pure
buttonholeg of great commercial value.
Chicago Record
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in self defense. So many people who are
such awful hores come TO see me, and
talk and talk until ! am fairly wild.
Finally, Gs ! was on the verge OF ner-
vous prQatraton, l found that wouldn't
get nearly so nervous IL 1 had some
thing to occupy my hands, so | started
this. and kept II for such occasions
swhat q good idea. believe III
try It,"
''pon't, dear It's dangerous. | sent
back Mr.. Notints ring last week, and
IL wanted Dick to know IT, 80 when he
called on Monday l took mp tho Tam
and began 10 knit very industrlously
We'll that was all right. II only yon
didn't get too much interested In your
work to be agreeable"
"Gh, no. | Just told him he must en-
terrain me. as l had been alone all day,
and was so glad Of a call from such a
brilliant convcrsntlonnllst."
HIN. that must have pleased him |
fancy he doesn't get such Il compliment
every day, II he Is well of"
"Pcrhaps not. Well, things were go
ing beautifully. Hello was Just tell
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CHAPTER l,

CEiAfIER l.
81. Louis Globe Democrat II really
was most provoking of Doris! Her
mother said so; ana she, OF all people,
ought to know,
ITO think OF all the trouble nave ia
ken about that girl" as she lamented
confdentiaiiV to hak dozen OF her
most Intimate friends; 9oi all tae
thought and care have lavIshed upon
her! have dressed her WELL l have
spared no expense; small us my means
are, / have secured every advantage
Tor her. Her skirt daueins is delicious
u perfect dream; her musie--she plays
The banjo beautifully, and variety VI
other instruments as we'll; sfe bikes
better than any other girl ! knpM IN
fact, she Is qu!ts w 10 date, and might
DO q great social SUGGEST and, yet, now,
when she might make q really good
marrlage-Mr Lawrence proposed to
her only week ago, | know, and he
Is quite fabulouslY rich--now, say,
when she might have shown her gratl-
tude by gratifying her poor old mothes
what does she do? Accepts that good
fof HutHfH6 SRR4fh <a''t'A''"S" $500
nobody knows, and who hasn't 4 penny
beyond his pay. 1t is too bad OF herr
TOO bad, iHdeed!'
"Most disappointing!
what do you expect? It's just Ike
the girls nowadays. They have nelther
principle nor prudence, Bikes and ban
los have quite revoluti1alzed the world,
and all the eld-sashioned virtues are
out OF date. l only wonder your dnusA-
ter and Captain Arbuthnot have not
made runaway match OF it--on So
ciable.-or is It satetyY what Is IL
they call the double thing? old MISS
Western asked, severely!
Old Miss Western had never approved
the system OF Doris education, and her
mother knew It. Therefore she turned
on her In much bitterness of spirit
81 don't want Doris TO be hundred
years behind the age in her ideas, any
more than want her TO wear long ring
lets, and her waist just under her arms
You may think that fashion pretty
don't remember It myselC-but 1t Would
make the poor child look fright nowa.
days, Just as too much sentiment would
make her cidlculous; so did my best
10 make her modern. 1t isn't modern
10 sacrifice everything 90 sentiment
Miss western" -,
you're right there!" and the old
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Detroit Free Press: II was at JET
fcrson avenue residence and the young
man IN the case had been going often
and staying late Until the maiden fair
felt the monotony Of II. Last Thursday
evening about II o'clock the converaa-
tlon dragged so that 1t almost pulled
the carpet out by the tacks and for a
minute or two he sat in cogitattvc mood
with his hand to his forehead.
II was Just trying to remen % some
thing" he explained.
"Ycs?" she replied
~ had something pleasant to tell
YOU"
"Ah, what was it?" and she bright
encd bit
"Um--um; let inc see" he said, rub
bling his head. II can't just think what
1t was"
Tho light faded out of her face, then
II came again.
Perhaps 1t was good night" she
suggested quietly.
Hc looked at her for full minute;
looked at her as II she had said some
thing by mistake: looked at her as II
she might have an explanatory remark
or two to add; but she never flinched,
Then he got up and went away, and
he never came bnCk
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lady laughed. IAN for love. and the
world well lost isn't fashionable, /
grant you. You'll have her marry for
lucre. then. not for lover"
"Why should she not marry for love
and lucre?"
my dear woman, you mustn't ex-
peet to have everything. Doris doesn't
and-very prudently--she accepts what
she considers the more indispensable OF
"Prudently! You think he's conduct
prudent"
From her point of view, yes"
"But you utterly disapprove Of her
YOU have always dsapproyed OF her."
yes; from my point Of View. But,
since she has not turned out as sou ex-
pected, she may be more to my taste
now"
II wish you'd the responsibility of
her, then"
l!eve you OF that" and the old lady
rose 70 go, you say nobody knows
him, but I'm an exception; I've known
him a long time. and l say that Doris
IS an uncommonly fortunate girl"
"Bpt-he hasn't q penny"
Hasn't he? Well IL he mad, would
she ever have thought twice about him?
You have always urged her TO marry
money. with the natural result that she
has refused all the Mr.. Lawrences who
gave her the chance, She isn't merce-
nary. ard good thing. too--for Char
lie Arbuthnot. You'll see that It's wiser
TO the best OF It."
But that was precisely what Mrs.
Manners could not do, and the Ave con-
fidential friends who remained behind
TO talk matters over with her quite
agreed that 1t was unreasonable to ex-
pect Il.
They had nothing to suggest, howev-
er; they could not see that she could
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The present aim Of The drcasmakrra
nnd lallom In apparently to make W.
piaia cloth gowns most clabornlely'
rbnt M, the lines arc straight and &C.
yoro, while The trimming W 90 odl hF
peEalbip. one NJ The mort unique RoWnN
N NJ cloth, mpdc with q round SKIRT w.
TIM ~ perfection over tn hlpa anl
while much narrower than any NJ lml
yf1rn ntylca, atm narlng out about ne
foot n hnn n Wide anl uhnt might ho
called . hold trimming VI bands OF w
vbi of much dobuuf nhudc ut tnto the
cloth and finished WITH bands pi clolh
on either side. The pattern Horn down
into potnt TT font bat NP htAily 70
the belt NJ tho back Tho jacket ~
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WHAT A DISAPPOINTED LENT.
&sssSsssSs

30 anything under the elfc9Dsianees'
50 abe rot !!tIla comfort ana 10 help
from them
Miss Western meaHEtale, was hnN-
Ing few words wi,il Doris, whom she
happened to encounter Just as SHE
reached her own gate
The very person ! wanted to see,'
said the old lady, bAskly Now my
dear y0afe coming In 10 have a cup o.
ten, and tell me al nboa, H."
IAN about what, Miss western
"As n yoH dlaa't BGoTl This terrible
engagement Of yours, of caprse' which
Is such q disappointment, to your poor
mother and sHca a wFcnG ming alto
gether
"Wrong?" and the gill raised her
proud TIE head Then she met The oll
ladys twinlilng eyes, aal smiled. "bnI
you don't mean i;--you DONE ihinh u
wr9Rg?" she said, !mpulslyely.
mo, my dear; l don, Ihlnl; i wrong
but then, I'm old-fashioned, you know,
and consider that what the man Is, 10
far mora important lAan when he has
though | would not have YOU marry
paper either
"oh, It's not so bad as that" with a
laugh OF frank Omusement, Charley
Is In the army; he has his pay
And can't live on 1t, They none OF
them can"
NO, not at home; but in India"
Wont his father help him?"
at wouldn't be fair to psk It Charley
has such lni Of brothers and sisters
nine OF them, Miss Western
And they're all as rich as JOB, no
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The chief claim Of Mr.. Charlton Is that
while any housewife can produce a but.
ton hole II provided with q pair of sells.
slrs ard piece Of cloth, his Invention
develops hutton holes out OF chaos with.
out any basis provision other than a
reasonable degree Of p-rity OF the air
which Ia fed into the machine, Mr.
Charlton takes occasion, In his prospcc.
tus, To make an argument for his dlscoy.
cry, couched. IN part, as follows; Some
people at first glance may not see The
benefits arising from free and uulim.
i,etd coinage Of butt0nholes, but the
thouEhtful win perceive at once the
great boon resting In my invetlon, We
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A bright little boy-ono of the pages
of the senatc--sat at one OF the senate
entrances the other day, when lady
approached him with a visiting card IN
her hand.
"Will you hand this TO Senator
Blank" she said.
II cannot" replied the boy. "for all
cards must be taken to the east lobby"
The woman was inclined to be angry
and went AWAY muttoring, Then n
thought struck her, and taking out her
pocketbcok she found 95-cent piece.
with II In her hand she went back to
the boy.
"Herc, my lad she said In coaxlng
tone" here is quarter to take my card
In"
Madame" said the boy without
moments hesitation, ~ am paid larg-
or salary than that to keep cards cut.
Washington Post.
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clnrn wAlglNn eogruMn raoM IlARpnR'0 pAzAR

fhort aHa tlFAt.Ai ting, AMI has the came
oiylc " trimming put on the. reverse,
with another bnnd iurt above INC vast,
Inr Alfoycr, VI medium size nave u
hand luRt below Tho top ana nnoihtr
around the waist Tho gown " Blniplr,
let nrod1 ~ BE- ontpflly bulll, nnu q
tui pnprr pattern of H. SKIRT wniNt aud
rloevcn, " lnaucd ny HnrperH Rl1hr
whore II nppcbtH The coat W cut WIN \
very high roiiur AZ TIE elHsh, whlph
turns over into wide pOlnIs. nhd tlosr
points arr faced Win the dhll. yelyti
me hHt N decidedly uld-n foii l1lt WIN
the crown dcntcd IN and hrlm hnuhv
with sllk, band OF velvet embroidered
III rlepl. and al the lott slide some long
plumcA
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TITS too bad" exclaimed the Journal
LIST.
TOO bad II was very careless Of mo,
and I'm sure TO have trouble about 1t
with the home Office"
about WHAT" asked his wife.
my report OF the proceedings in Con-
grcss."
Didn't you outline the probable
course OF events In 4 statcsman'Ekc
way?"
ooh, yes"
"Dld you forget something Of Impor-
lance that was sald2"
Not thing"
"DllnI you write good description"
Yes, II was good on the whole, |
took especial pains with the points you
monitor, but I've wasted my work. |
forgot to say anything about one Nom
hcr who wore n rcd ncchtl5. ana nnnth-
CT who had flower In his coat lapel, -
Washington Star
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wear them. He mot Jack Burk on the
street and told him ne could have them.
Burk took the clothes but returned u
few days afterward and said:
"Cllf, | guess you Will have to give
mo s. on the strength OF that suit"
How does that Gomez" said Mr..
Hetherlngton, In astonlshment.
We'll" said Bur!S 81 had TO have the
clothes made little smatter."-Atchi-
son Globe.
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Atlanta Constitution IN selecting y
Iurv In n southern court n lawyer In q
murder case asked hardy mountain.
tcr!
40 YOU believe IN capital punish.
ment2"
ia capital punishment"
"YtH"
"Nnw, don't I'm agIn capital where.
ever aCou ~"
my mood man, you don't understand
tho question. In plain words, II the
prjtpncr here should br found guilty,
would YOU object 10 hanging hlrn2"
mot a BIT" replied the man. "rvo
hung dagcns In my day Fact In, I hams
I'm oyrrv time ] think thee needs az
An 1 want IN rope.
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ing me that a man who didn't give his
wife month or two at the seashore
every year was brute when Jessie
came In"
And stayed an hour OF course-how
like Jessie"
"She only stayed a minute, but that
was minute too long Her eyes fell
on my Tam, which had laid on the ta-
BILE when he--began talk so delightfully."-.
Picking It TN, she said; only look, Mr.,
Gould, Alice has done all this to-day,
and she keeps Il to employ her hands
when she Is entertaining b0res. Who
on earth do you suppose has been here
this afternoon. Then she went away"
"oh, my goodness, and Mr. Gould?"
He went with her"
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hit cleaner than mine, nor hcr-wha,,
that? Wha, did you say about heT
tongue. ] pity the poor woman II sha
didn't have q tongue! Nv
There never was a married woman
yet who didn't need oil thctongue IN
Lord gave her, and I don't know wba,
ia do II Il wasn't for my tongue. AMI
--oh, yes, rush on as usual when yonr
wife is speaking! II shows Just now
much you respect her It's mighty
strange how soon men change after Inv
are maried-mighty stranger
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Atlanta CoHsllullon, ~ reckon"
rnll Ihp old aubscrlher that IN have
tS 0utt guhprtibIH' t"f ser paper
uWhy, don't ils politics suit your"
CON yea
oYga ne w rlllhilhlH2'
urusl ulupt"
oNo fault with lN news features"
"Nunc tail"
"fhon, may I owl, whatn your reason
for lulitlng3'
"Wcll, irs comln nlph tor holiday
limos. you tnow ant thc gatp utr TIT:
lin lhoi hnlr Mp In papota ter christi
mas, AN I've not seventeen sails, hn'
ycr rntcr IL too small ter 60 round"
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about the meancst man ] ever
knew" said the steady liar was a fell
low over in Indiana. His little boy got
lex cut OF by saw mill. aud the old
villain had a wooden leg made Tor me
kid OF green willow In the hope that u
might GROW az the boy DID, and save
him the cxpcnFc Of getting a new one
"a ofien. "-CmcinnaU Enquirer.
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RER uTAMu WORKER MIsCHIEF.
sho Was Getting Along ws'i with DlOl.
Gould URtn Theu.

Gould Uhtii Then.
Chicago Times-H Herald ~ don't want
to be inquisltive" remarked the girl in
the Russian blouse, but / heard Dick
Gould say that you were going on
frightfully. and of course knew that"
"Humph," said the girl in the rcd
hat, "Ile said that, did he? Well who
cares for his opinion, anyhow A.,
You don't think I'VE lost any flesh since
last week, do you dear?"
mot an ounce" said the girl In the
Russian blouse. "0h, dear, what
lovely Tam O'shanter, and almost fln-
ished, too. What an Industrious girl
you are Why you only began II four
months age"
Yes, and that Is the very Tam that
worked all the mischief" walled the girl
in the red hat, You know l started It
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social Ana.r.

am going out to little social this
evening, my dear It's Just for men"
win 1t be glove affair me- love?"
He started suddenly and looked at
her susplclously. Then he comprehend
ed that she couldn't really know.
yes" ne said, "i believe go"
She gave him his gloves and he start
ed out and walked four miles across
tots through thc mud, dodsIHg the shcr-
IN and two squads at policemen, and
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finally bringing up In an evil-smelllng
barn, where, for twenty minutes, he
watched two rough young fellows
thump each other TO their hearts con-
tent,--Cieveiand Plain Dealer
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.Ot, ~. ,,o,I bn ,aoor,llo1 thnni"
A.5 "A ,,i,., yr'os,c,n-,ybo though
,, Anu "u Nv. .'s'sS rsna,i,, cn '1,nyeettnr
uluslue' mus no; H., y, 49, s,,ISn and scc,n.
,,. '.ro i', az of laughter
insly qnlte irrelevant, ~ u '"us'''e''
CHAPTER H.
II was six months later.
ayes, Charley you have managed
well-very wen. indeed" Miss Western
said; "but how much longer 10 you in
tend to Keep Il up? You have been mar
Rod six weeks now. and aurely II 10
time to undeceiye he5"
"oa, there's no hurry" lazlly. You
see poverty hasn't begun to rail- on
her a IN vet"
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TN. N4r,le., Wan IN Kansa..

Some time ago C, s, HetherIngton
bought a $50 suit of clothes, but they
were somewhat small and he did not
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-23
GOING TO LONDON.
Minister Damon to Represent Ha.
wall at Queens Jubilee.

1t is practically settled that Hon. S.
NJ. Damon, Minister of Finance, will
represent the Hawaiian Government
at the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Vic
toria June goth. The matter of being
officially represented at this great ev-
ent has been under discussion in the
Executive Council for some time.
As every nation on the face of the
earth will have a representative in
London, it has been decided that Ha-
waii shall not be left out in the cold.
In view of the friendly relations that
have always existed between this coun-
try and Great Britain, it is deemed
highly fitting that the Republic shall
do the proper honors which become a
friendly and Independent nation.
It is rumored about town that dur
ing Minister Damon's tour he will have
an eye on the financial situation and
sound various financial concerns in the
interests of the refunding loan This
rumor, however, is not confirmed, al
though it is safe to predict that he
will at all times have his eyes open in
the interests of the Government. There
is, however, no political significance
to be given his tour. He will do the
proper thing at the proper time, and
then return. The time of Mr.. Damon's
departure has not been decided upon.