Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

ipotentiary at his residence. 20 Arling.
ton street, on Wednesday last in honor
Of the Queens birthday. The Prince
of Wales was among those present.
The banquet was followed by a recep.
tion at the foreign Office. for which
more than 1900 invitations were issued.
The display of diamonds was really
magnificent, and the brilliancy OF the
scene was heightened by the fact that
all the men were either uniformed or
dressed in court dress
The jubilee preparations at present
are in a state of more or less chaos.
The Queen has not yet finally approved
any of the programme. But sight
seers' stands are going up from every
possible place from the Easements to
above the roofs. Many of the seats
are only 20 inches wide and are on the
faces of steep buildings. lt is estima-
ted that a million seats now line the
route, but their sale is not lively and
prices are falling as the arriving
Americans are not eager to buy at top
prices.
A genuine fire scare prevails on ac-
count of the flimsy stands erected
everywhere. An expert who was con-
nected with the fire department for
twenty years has written a lett to
the newspapers pointing out the danger
from fire, especially to the priceless
treasures in the National gallery which
is now surrounded by a huge pine
structure, several tons Of resinous wood
being stacked closely against the build
ing.
The list of jubilee honors is definite
ly closed and notice has been given
to aspirants that their. nages rSGs1iv SGsS1Iiv
under any ci.rurf.s,ariieesss ~ ~ s6:aeo .sss.,
the list. 1t is stated semi-ojIicially
.lat the Kings of Wurtemberg and
Portugal. Archduke Franz Ferdinand
of Austria, and Grand Duke SergiVj, Of
Russia, will be made knights OF the
garter, and that Prince Albert Of Prus-.
sia. and Prince Rupert Of Bavaria,
will be made knights grand cross
of the Bath. The Marquis Of SAL
isbury, the Marquis Of Tweedale and
the Marquis of Londonderry will be
made dukes and Sir John Lubbock,
and Sir John Gerst will be elevated to
the peerage The honor Of knighthood
will be conferred upon hundreds of
people including the Premier Of Cam
, ada, Mr. Wilfred Laurier and Mr. Al
fred Harmsworth, proprietor OF the
|, Daily Mail the Evening News and six
teen other journals.
The Due D'Alencon. whose wife LOST
her life during the charity bazaar firG
in Paris on May last, will il is said,
take holy orders and retire to mon
astery.
The Pope has just completed a LatiI
poem, of eighty stanzas pointing oul
the duties Of frugality and the evils ot
gluttony. The poem Is full Of charm
and quiet humor His Holiness says,
pay attention before all TO cleanliness.
that the table appointments be spot
| less. the glass bright and napery I'M
maculate, and that from the cellar
comes the purest wine Of the Albanian
hills, which exhiiarates the splrIts
and keeps away troubles. but don
trust bacchus; so don't be irugd III
diluting wine with wafer
He continues: Obtain from healthy
grain well cooked bread. Eat sparlng-
! ly Of chicken, lamb and beef. Whicn
are most nourishing 10 'he body. Meh
! should be tender and without dnuHuaut
sauces or root vegetable when spoA
! it,"
Fresh eggs are excellent. Whelhef
raw or slightly cooked. DIInh an
! abundant quantity of l1aming MIX
nourishes infants and assists oIu age,
Also honey. that celestial siiL But Oh
all this frugally. ..,
add to these sweet h'Iu8' Hc9n
vegetables and garden supplies. Adu
ripe fruit. according to season. espt-
cially tender apples which. win tneih
pink tints, brighten the banquet.
Lastly comes drink "hch' ln haIu
seeds Of mocha, send you 7oI'Iy sip- up
ping black liquor that comforts ina
heart" ,,,<
The Pope adds that by following
| these precepts a man may i've "
healthy. strong and good old age.
The second part OF the poem con- con-
sists in a graphic description OF a Dan'
quet which is largely composed OF oy9
ters, high spiced yenison' Io.e Ia
etc, "at the end Of which there y
sometimes strife and cohiehuon' aH1
almost always bodily DISORDERS -,
oscar Wilde has written a thra
column letter, published in the Dan!
| Chronicle. regardiug the dlsniSsal .,
a warden Of Readiug Iail LOT sl,'"s
biscuits to a hung child prisoner
Wilde says: ,....r,. ,.iob,
'The cruelty prac.ir.l day ana hlgmt %. IN
upon children in Eng pil-oI7 '' - -
credible. except to those VINO nav nav, ~ ~
messed it. The c5naminaunS
fuence of English prl 'ua Us W.. IL 80
of the prisoners; il is that Oh lH' 49,
system. Governor. CHAPLAIN un,s' -.
lonely cells. reyoltins iood. ll. V'S ,ha
of the prison, the comui'7s' oi'-'''
mode Of discipline, etr. .. pood-
Wilde further declares th'' d. - -.
ing a youthful prisoner is Oe'H5 iN'O'
mad by the system, adding ,1b
AT present it is horr.p.e ,ba Jue' doc-
tween himself and the doctor, ~ ~ 80. 80
tor fighting for his theory anu 'H'