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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
NO FRONT LAWN IN HIS.

It was not yet o'clock whe ma man
of determined mien walked into the Of
flee Of the real estate dealer, says the
Washington Star.
. 81 suppose you undertake to find al
most any kind of property man hap
pens to think he wants?" he said to the
clerk.
Certainly"
"WeH. I'm here to leave an order for
a good. substantial, modern dwelling
that hasn't any front yard"
"a little lawn is generally considered
desirable.'
q watn this house to stand up so
close to the sidewalk that there won't
he an opening for a single blade Of
grass 10 wriggle through. Don't make
anv mistake about that And what's
more I want il in a neighborhood so
high-toned and naughty that folks amt
able to recognize one another unless
thev have their evening clothes on. II
vou'l find me such a place I'll trade in
nv residence and give YOU anything
more than what's reasonable to boot"
"What is your object in making the
changer"
'J want to cut the grass"
Cant you do that where you are?
"T suppose some people could, but l
haven't the nerve. am person or re-
firing tastes. 7 am fond Of nature and
Il gives me an immense amount OF en-
iovment TO scratch up the dirt a little
hit in early spring. SOW some grass seed
and then prance up and down behind
lawn mower two or three mornings
week to keep it in shape. That's my
idea Of enjoyment"
1T is certainly harmless and ecoonm-
ical." ,,o
"Of course it is. And al I ask is to be
Ter alone. But there's no use OF hoping
for that I tried it this morning. l
was neatly puncturing the soil mere
and there with a rake. when along came
. neigbbor. All said he, in a patron
izing tone. engaged in hucolic eXercisS-
&C 7 Gee, Of course I couldn't deny it
and after giving me a chapter or two
of advice he passed on. The man who
lives . few doors farther up soon struck
the trail He paused and cheerfully
boiled me with: We'll. well! tasting
the delights of pastoral employment
arc Won? Giving yourself over to the
RESPONSIBILITIES of herbaceous propoga-
ton. eh?' -, -.
what did you do?" inquired the
clerk .., .,,o.o
81 submitted in silence, several more
came along and each had something 10
saw. Presently the doctor, VINO ilVes
on the next block. joined the procession
Aha said he. I see you are trying 10
invest the urban scene with the charm
Of mild rusticity and sylvan secIu-
@Wbat did you do them asked the
c1orl, who had grown sympathetic
az owend M. 7 told him it hadn {
seemed as bad as that when ! starter;
b,,t Guessed he was right. and I quit
changed NV clothes and came down
bere If YOU can find the kind OF a To-
n n 7 described. get me one where
the nopulation is uncultivated ana suc .,
70 q ratio of two syllables to the Wora'
will Won? Tmay seem queer, put Ia am
or,, moro 90 than the others. ! mere
cant he ANYTHING Querrer than the way
T%r foIlowman will let a stranger come
long and climb into your house by 'he
front window to get the sllEer"are VI
i,idnar voru children and then assem-
HE itself as an alert and critical a uuI,
ence the minute You start III ~ ''''''O
n your own affairs. ---
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

are both so gentle and true-hearted' ana
Won are both so devoted to me.
"Vllfred,' exclaimed Mrs. Mongorton'
with a sudden burst of the passion she
had been restraining throughout the inter-
view. nothing and no one shall be al
lowed 10 come between u.s."
.Nothing-no. dearest. never Yet as
he kissed her farewell he felt that she was
trembling.
Go to rest, then, love. Remember all
your promises
Ten minutes later Mrs. Mongorton sum-
roned her maid. II feel i'll, Fanchette,
and must retire at once"
..Wiu madame not consult the physl-
cian?" asked the woman anxiously' for
Mrs. Mongorton's servants were devoted
TO her.
NO; 7 only require rest. I shall have
quite recovered tomorrow. Bring me
some strong soup and champagne at ten,
and put some brandy in my ROOM
'I would with gladness sit up with mad
anne"
no; there is no necessity. 1t is only
slight chill. Tomorrow I viii be well
again"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

Salt Lake City, May 1.-THE Vas
sar-Utah basket ball game will take
place Decoration Day, May 80. The
teams are as follows:
Utah: Lucille Hewitt, captain and
left guard; Nellie Ross, right guard;
Clara Ellerbeck, centre; Lenore Sam
son, right forward; Grace Nelson, left
forward. The substitutes are Angie
Holbrook, Bessie Boyce and Mabel
Harker
Owing to a broken nose sustained
by the captain of the Vassar team and
succession of broken fingers suffered by
the substitutes, the names Of the play
ers cannot be accurately stated at pres
ent"
You need not be at all astonished to
read a notice like this in your favorite
newspaper any day soon, for there has
recently been a great stride forward in
the womans athletic world, and one
that offers untold possibilities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

made a mental reservation 10 '.
of the ceremony and did not '
my freedom"
you didn't, hey? We'll,
think that 1 am the head of t
hold. Just bear in mind,
the firewood and the range
especial care hereafter
"Tll do nothing Of the ki-.
domestic member of this f-.
run my end Of the busines
go for the kindling."
mo, you'll not"
wen sect" and she su
ket as she ran.
GO on" he shouted Ht
own stubborn, stiff-necked
my loving oyertures. k...
reputation for aggravat.-
ness. Make a fool of y0G
me TO desperation, You
COMPOUNDED show. but lI
when I feel inclined, and
either,"
AS he banged the door ha
maddenlng sound Of rippIias
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

stronger physically than mentally-the
twain had INDUCED in a cruise round
the world. afterwards settling down at
Weliaud Court.
AS he drove, the young man wonder
cd. not for the first time why his uncle,
who was handsome. rich and scholarly,
should have without any apparent rea-
SON. condemned himself TO the life of a
reClUse. During the earlier years OF
residence ON his estate he had been
much sought after by county society,
but had. without making any distinc-
lions, declined an invitations.
On the coming of age of his nephew
and heir year before, Sir Jasper had
relaxed his rule and given ball But,
his accustomed refusal being rendered
t0 AN the invitations subsequently f0w-
mg I'm his ueighblrs perceived that it
was only for Wilfred he COurted their
C0mpJuiouship.
WilfrCd's temperament was too san
gu.ue 20 permit him to worry long over
anything. Besides the postponemeut Of
Lady Mcrt0ns luncheon party left him
free % spend the afternoon as he
choose. and he elected TO spend it with
Mrs. NOng0rJOn.
She was sitting in low chair by the
fire. with "a book on her lap, when he
entered. and she did not hear him an
uoWced. Her fr0Ck of soft white silk
was made jan simple fashion that suit
ed her giulish figure, a high pearl comb
q d aH|ars.a Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
AFTER THE BATTlG

A Washington lawyer lIi.
without agreeable feature
possibly the first syllable %.
is not always spelled fee.
Recently one had as O cir
duict. unobtrusiye young
who owned and conduc
garden somewhere bey0-i
its. 1t seems that the youn-
some trouble with his fati
meddlesome cid man Wh.
imposed on the husbands OBJ
tiers, and after it was over -
consult the attorney "A..
known for a long time.
"Um-um." said the attornsE
fully, after hearing part "a.
your father-in-law chaI2..
treating your wife harshlt
Eyes, sir" was the orie- "-
What did you do?
"To her?'
"No; TO him
81 denied the charges ii'-
finish and so did she.
what did he do then
Called me liar.
what did you do?' -u
"Hit him one-just one s.-
"What did he do then
Nothing, sir. The doctors
rest "-Washington star.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
BEAR AND FORBEAR.
Unpleasant Results Attend the FRS. A.,
tempt at Domestic COnsideratiur

Unpleasant Results Attend the First At.
tempt at Domestic Consideration
As Bloomly sat at the breakfas. -at,.
toying with his coffee spoon. ..,,
Scottish Nights, he slowly gave ve.r -
his thoughts.
I'VE have only been married .t,
months, Birdie, yet l notice a e,.s--
tendency on our part 10 indule II nae,
disputes. | fear, too, that We ara ,.
always as thoughtful for each o.s.--
we might be. I'm in favor Of r..-.-.
over new leaf. What do yoa sr
tie wife,"
THAT you're right, as you ALWAYS .-,
You know that mother used t1 .av-.a-.
should be two bears in every .m..
bear and forbear."
And here there was danger NJ we
and | monopolizing the bear .s-a.,
But now we will be more cons -..,
speech and act"
And | will follow your noble ar.-.
pie. I'm sure we can alway i ..--
even if we are not rich. Now
you'll excuse me I'll run and ..~.
frewood from the shed
mo. no, pet; I'll attend O. "r.,
now. It's part of the reform nv.
ment, you know. Sit right g.,
are. can attend TO your vans h.
twinkling. Those little hand E- r,
meant for rough work"
But you have cares enough
I'll get the wood and lock ..-rs
fire"
Il must insist, Birdie s man.
place TO perform these ha. ,a.
hold duties. Hereafter you ..
it all to me-"
II can't consent. deara ri
not feel as though I were doing ..-,.-t
in making our way.
You must not forget y0rr s~n
promise to oDey as We'll as love.
Don't be masterfu iIr BI0luy. I
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49,, .-e---------ss ---,----- = =, 49, --t -
e.. Cou.41 ~ Ral 1t ON Utilize Wealher
mo. Wilfred; if DC has TO be done IL
must be done at once. ,
will put off my engagement ana ac-
company You. ] don q Ike your so4us
alone, somehow
No, no. my dear ooE. l-ll7 business 49,
myself alone. NiS one '.7-i. ,-'-e, a..
ing it is that you may never A"c" i59
import. But WIEN 'AN aN''-. vi 9u"
den relief as Hou"'gl 5'"'Nl -.J
into view, rioioS mp inc avenue
think it viii prove unnecessary.
A minute later Parkinson entered ear
rying % missive ON s-l|tt- OH jus
per eagerly stretched OUT MS manu- w.
wards 1t. ,, ,,-.,,.., ,;~
THE nOle is for Nlr. " it.te"' Sl..
-" J's.'.' ,-....,-..1 , f.royr
IhOush me maui 49,. ~. .,il vii
"I-s from l@-i' N,''.-.' e''',
fred, who, NOT -..-'.-- ms
ton, had taken me It.-,- anu was ga S'
crossed in it's contents. TOO ems mas p,
got influenza and me il ,.., Is
postponed m0.n.iieN go 'N
scri1ble her a-e "A.e '"' MS"
waits
Left alone, ~r Jasper S.Io.,- ~
window. and, watch DID manu. ""','U
impaieutly
Before ten o'clock, ne H"" ,''' ''' p.
NIoncortou. She had still q chance ol
Quietly euacius herself. III she o'd nol
fake En- DE must act, and IJiCe Ae' 10
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which. at first flowing freely, had drench-
ed his rug. and now hung in 5reat dark
clot from the wound.
CTo be Continued)
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
WOMEN On THE
COLLEGE CAMPUS.
CO-EduCatiOnal Institutions Have Be-
gun to Admit

Women Students to Play - Miss
Hewitt, Of U. u, the Ploneer-She
Petitioned the Athletic Associa-
ton of the University of Utah to
Admit Her Team-Girls May Play
on the Columbia and Harvard
Grounds.
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BENwooD.
News Item, from tho Lively industrial
Town.

News Items from the Lively Industrial
Town.
Alfareta Council, No. 8, Daughters OF
Pocahontas, gives supper at the Drov-
ers' Homo club room, tomorrow evening,
for the benefit OF the NJ. L. church. This
entertainment is in line with the effort
on the part of the local secret societies
to aid In crearing off the debt OF church
which has always been at the serYice OF
the societies.
The Epworth League has IN view an
Interesting entertainment for November
u. Col. White and Judge cranmer Will
be among those taking part. Wheeling.
Bellaire and Moundsville will be drafted
for musical talent, and the other features
will combine to make one OF the best
entertainments ever given IN this vlcin-
ity.
The cascs Of the four boys Jcss Byard.
John Blakey, John ConnorB and Harry
Inrlng, charged with robbinF Ohio River
cars, viii come up before Squire Riddle
tomorrow evening, Nine cars werO
opened, and more arrests are expected to
follow.
The funeral OF Richard Nolan yester-
day morning. was largely attended. The
services were held at St Johns church;
ihterment at MI. Calvary.
The flag raising at tho Junction school
Tomorrow afternoons under the mus
plccs Of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ, promises TO
DO an interesting event
Lincoln lodge, l. o. o. r., will pay n
frntprnnl ylgIl 10 Haitian lodge, ut WASH
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Bread AND BUTTER WORRIES.

Those who are born rich are saved
from that incessant bread-and-butter
worry that tries the souls OF mankind
Comparatively few OF us, however. are
exempt from the worries that haunt the
daily life struggle, and In consequence
the most useful lives are generally the
ones marked for nervous collapse We
cannot give UP. our families must be
provided for. but what are they golnEto
do when wedo give up? Under this strain
OF constant effort OF mind and body
no one can continue indefinitely I'M
cathed, and multitudes OF half-broken
men and women surround us. They
have consulted their doctors without Sc
curing aid, and they work along as we'll
as they can In an aimless sort Of way
that seems to be without hope OF relief
All of such worH-oHt, sPiFtlless people
can be cured and put quickly on their
feet by DR.. Greene. the great specialist,
of s. West 18th Street, New York City.
dlscoyerer OF the world famed Ner-
yura and many other wonderful reme-
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by letter through the mali, and his adj
vice which means health TO you, can be
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Tho closest attention Is given to letter
correspondence, your description OF
your case being instantly Ineligible to
the wide experience Of this scientific
physician. II you are III, write TO DR..
Greene and be well.
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BgLLAIRE.
All sortsG OF Local News aud Gossip From
Al. CaIa.s ciav.


All sorus OF Local News aud Gossip From
ths Glass city.
Invitations were received IN this city
yesterday announcing the wedding of
Miss Bertha ], Gautert and Mr. George
Egger, which viii take place next We'd
nesday, at the home of c. GGutert in
Reading, Pa. Miss Gauterr 10 well
known In this city, being |. resident OF
the, Second ward for a number OF years
Mr.. Egger formerly worked for Herr
beg Bros.
salter and Martins uncle Toms
Cabin" company came In yesterday
morning from Cambridge. They gave Il
fine street parade at noon yesterday ana
put up good show last evening, to full
house. They leave this morning for
Steubenville.
Hon. J, E. blackburn lost pocket
book containing some valuable papers
and seventy-fve dollars IN cash, We'd
nesday evening IN the crowd at the O., l.
& w. railroad depot, while waiting for
Mark Hanna.
Mesrs. John Davis and Frank Archer
returned yesterday from Nashville,
Tenn, where they attended the exposi-
tlon.
C. Rumbach has returned home from
Cambridgeboro, Pa, where he spent two
weeks for the benefit OF his health.
Mrs George q. Work, OF Sistersville,
lsthe guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Johnson, In the Fourth ward.
Joseph Clemens has returned. home
from Wellsburg, W. Va, where he has
been for Il few days past
Mr.. Albert Landers, of Lewis Mills.
Is spending few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Fred Hazel has returned home from
the Nashville, Tenn, exposition, where
he spent week. trs horaIa ri
Mayor Williams was busy yesterday.
He sent several young men to jail for
.ldlng on trains.
Thomas Cochran has returned home
from Cambridge, where he spent week
with relatives.
George Burden came home yesterday
from Washington, Pa, where he has
been working.
Mrs John Blngle, of Allegheny, IS the
guest OF friends ana relatives In the
Fourth ward
q. c. Morris is having the payements
in front Of his property on Union street,
fixed UP.
Lawrence Harlow, OF the First ward.
has left for Indiana. where he will work.
"oHooligans Wedding" viii appear
at the Elyeian Theatre on November 0.
Miss Grace Severity. of Mansfield, is
the guest OF friends In this city
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VANITY FAIR.

The capacity OF the Grand opera house
was tested last night, when Vanity
Fair" opened a half weeks engagement
at that popular theatre. The house was
literally packed to the doors and the at
traction merited such a patronage.
Vanity Fair is stronger this season
than ever before, retaining some OF the
best acts and presenting some genuine
novelties. The curtain raiser. Outing
OF the Lambs" and the after-piece.
1.-The Man from Ireland are merry cre-
atoms, sparkling with wit and catchy
music, and introducing clever come
dams and q bevy OF pretty girls. The
ollo Is made up OF high class acts, in
Guiding q wonderful horizontal bar per-
Torrance BY Newell and Shevett and a
slde-splitting, up-to-date specially by
the Weston sisters. 1t is first class
company without any weak points. The
engagement win continue for the re-
mainder Of the week. and crowded
houses should be the rule at every per-
Torrance.
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vember 20. It Is thought the offers will
not be accepted as It Is not Washing
ton & Jefferson's policy 20 place them
selves in a position TO get many
bumps. Should the team meet again,
the result will be different.
The team Is in good condition, and
Is working hard for the game Satur-
day with Pittsburgh college, The daily
practice has been very sneppy. The
team is confident Of winning. Efforts
are being made TO take carload OF
rooters along with the team and fifty
men will go to Pittsburgh.
The schedule for'the rest OF the sea-
son is as follows: Pittsburgh College,
October 30; Washington & Lee univer-
sity, at Charleston, November B; Ohio
University. at Athens. Ohio, November
Z; Center College, OF Kentucky, at Cat
telsburg. Ky. November 49, November
20 and Is are open. The latter date has
been asked for by a number OF teams
and the best OF these will be accepted.
1t has not been decided yet which one
VIII be taken on.
The published record Of the team this
year has not been correct, It is as fol-
lows.
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MARTIN,s BERRY BRIEFS.

t. p. Keator, the otficial OF the Chi
cago Typographical Union, who follow
ed Senator Hanna with such rattline
good speech at the opera house, on
Wednesday night, win speak with j.
N. Evans. of Sharon, Pa, on Saturday
night, Both are working men and they
deserve q large crowd
The case OF q. NJ. W. strlnger VS.. J.
n. Henderson, executor of the Joseph
Tenley estate, occupied the attention OF
the common please court yesterday,
and was taken under ADJUSTMENT. Nc
Comb 4 Duncan represented the plain
TN, and Gray and Drennen the defend
ant
II you wish to vote the Republican
ticket and FOR continued prosperity and
plenty OF work at good Wages place
your cross In the circle above the
American eagle next Tuesday The
eagle Is a good bird.
Robert Smith was badly squeezed by
being caught between the dump cart
and wall at the Belmont brick works,
yesterday, and II is feared that he sus-
tanned internal injuries,
Yesterday William Wallace, am EN-
ploye at the Laughlln coal bank, was
struck on the side OF the face by q lev
er. cutting cash that required several
stitches.
]. c. Gray will represent the defend
ant in the case OF John Gallagher VS.,
Llpphardt &. Erlck. to-day, for stock
subscribed in a glass works at Bellaire'
Marquis Davis returned to Wellsville
yesterday. He came down 90 hear
Senator Hanna. Marquis is secretary OF
the Wellsville Republican Club
An interesting programme was car
rled out at the quarterly meeting OF the
Foreign Missionary Society at the N.
Z. church, last night.
VIM. Prince. saloon and restaurant
Hanover street, near G. Z p. railroad
First class meals and lunch. Reasonable
prices.
Mrs. Margaret Linn returned 10
Philadelphia, yesterday. after four
weeks visit with Martins Ferry reia-
tIves.
Last night Miss Carrie Hobbs enter
tained party of friends In a charming
manner at her home on Fifth street.
A phantom party win be given BY
Miss Cleod Anthony, at her home oil
Broadway, next Monday evening,
Dr. Blackburn and daughter, Sarah,
Of SteubenVille, are visiting the fam
lily OF Stephen Hipkins.
Assistant Solicitor w. C. Boyle, Of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
was in town yesterday.
Rev. Baker Stewart and wife, of Phil
adelphia, are visiting Mr., and Mrs
Richard Stewart.
Miss Emma JOY entertained a num-
Der of Wheeling friends on Thursday
evening,
Howard Hopkins is entertaining
Alonzo White and Lenny Lee, OF Cad
IL.
Miss Laura Hopkins was the hostess
to party of young friends last night.
Miss Belle Mcswords viii be at home
to number of friends this evening.
Yesterday Charles Heidi was fined 81
and costs for assault and battery.
Next Tuesday is a good dag to vote
the straight Republican ticket.
Mrs. Barbara Cow, OF Steubenvllle, is
visiting friends here.
William Cow has returned from To-
wa.
Republican meeting tomorrow night
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DER ApER-NIrs ENTERTAIN.

Last evening at the Fette bowling al
ievs, the Aber-Nit bowling club enter
tanned one OF their members, Nj Frank
Schroeder. who was married last Tues
day. Colonel Henry schmulbnch was
In the toastmaster's chair and 20 say
that he filed It is entirely unnecessary;
that goes without saying. There were
plumber OF toasts and an altogether en-
toyable evening was spent by the bowl
ers Louis Walters gave. a skit on
"The old Soldiers" that was side-split-
ting, and Johnny Whites contribution
on 1.-THE Irlshman at the Park" was
worth the price Of admission and then
some, Lieutenant Clemans cast the
robes OF Office for the nonce and was
one of the meFriest OF the merry; bis
songs and dances were feature OF the
evening. But the famous Aber-Nlt
band must not be forgotten; Its music
was distinctly on the popular order
paradise Alley" Sweet Rosie
o'Grady," and "slch like" being their
repertoire. Last. but far from least,
came the supper which added lanrels
TO Caterer Felte's reputation Squire
John W. schultze was there, and, IN
presentation speech In which Mr..
Schroeder figured at the relieving end
dia himself ht6ud.
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FOOT BALL

The Tigers were 60 80 to Groensburg,
Pa. tomorrow, to play the luBty West
moroihud county lads, but they have
cancelled the game. They arc not In
their best form, and M Grcensburg ia
one Of tho strongest teams IN PcnhsYl-
yanin, II wns thought best to take no
chances The dizzy story IN mn even
ing paper to the effect that the Tigers
are to play Martins Ferry team,
which IN TO be the w. A. e. team,
THANKSGIVING Day. Wa news 10 both
Inc Tigers and ,hc wheeling Athletic
Climb
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there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
If you wish to restore the lost
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