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Er,p.ror w,,,sm, Ind,l-nt ral',man.
Ernm ths Chicnno Rscori

From the Chlrd1o record.
The Emperor Of Germany IA nlwavs meet
ing with accidents. although on tha middle
finger ~ his left hand he wears famous
talsmnn which for centuries has been
'raGi'oi with n supcvnqturtl power L. protect
ne reaIcr from evil and injury Of all knis.
In Is a dark-colprei, suutre-shnpe s'on"
rt in a massive gold ring, AMI originally
..l,ngod I, SaoOin. from whom II VS. can
.lrei hv n German knight under tho walls
4 Jorusalcn during the Cru>ades II az Ter
ward came into the possession ~ lrilh. the
Nargrave { Nurcn burg, who was tho iouni"r
81 the Hohenlollcrn family. This ring
has been passed down from gen'rauon g
Generation one - the most hirhlv Iri'ot
AMI interesting herlpons of n" dvn|stv,
but the KINGS ~ Prussia g late generate n,
h0yn sol iom worn II until II was inh'rltet
L. tho presan' Kaiser IL is p matter II
discrs-i6n whethpr hr wears II 'rww suoor-
stltinn or ordinIrv interest 10 h1s never
Icst h,a 0ngrr since n" came - tn" THRONE"
,I,hnuyh h. th's time he must havr lust GO n
adence in the protective power ol the Jowel
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To TIFF EuuoR Op InE SIS Sir IN resoon''
IN rrnu,.t Of 's',norrAphcr" published recently IN
your pa ,r ana In behalf Of ny 'S Will s'a,r ua, t.,
,,g,r,ls the Signature Of business letter, woman
n,,t ,r.an should meet on Me same basis, ,nArtly.
srs. no more time 10 explain to her correspondent,
wat sn, is Il EonAn, IL single or is married. than has
NJ. uousht t. he matter n no Importance to elth-r
and should not ur rAp"crd " h'r u -" T. nlr'S d
e., ,rr slIld hr SUNr.CHt ..rh GS HFr Esrs Hl .n.l
-. IL rn tsr,~i ~ ? bu,,uSts woman N 'Irg ~
,,,. a. an a1qvr- hIdT~rard a. gUr has land lsr
,,v.g Wien ths busiisS deq itgs ral fur '..
form,,Dn o n PERSONAL nature II 3 "aSJ tu r"rut,A IT,
'utl that p4Al Is l'H','" u, Ia% e., .N' ""h
,rI 'tit thclr 'RIpuS Instincts IN otI"t 80. "'nn,
Ss rrgards -unintrN', glr Whiting. i1ai rIR.a.|r
SIC J, Iot monap,u."A by women.
''.'' ' FRANCES ElIEN NVrFiRR
ctoyrPNooK DUrk RANCH Chlyy, n, Y.
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MilL raaG ForbIddrn In China.

From The Nsv York Medical Journal
The Indiqn Lancet for January u gives
the following condensation Of a proclamation
IN the Loo Chow Herald
Man should not rob animals Of their cvn
proper food; and. Of all animals IA" COW Is tho
n ost valuable 10 man The sellers OF mix
hlrrkeu heir souls for gain; but tLose VINO
drink milk DO 40 Ia the foolish bei"T that lt
H. good for thsw. Before taking any merl-
cine, We should carefully investigate It.
prnpert!es, and who does 30 In the case q
'nlEg Mlk is the natural food Of babes and
Of Young animals; but when adults drink u
10 they not thereby endanyer tn" life OF the
.Ickiing calf. and arouse blucT re-enunen5
Iu tho souls of the calf and rs mother, Beasts
have not the power Of speerh, ANA % cannot
t.l men that hy drinking cows WllF thcv
viii become IKE quadrreds II mrp must
have a strengthening drauRht there are, \
thonsand better things than miH. 80 why
sal,ct lint? Besides. the term NJ NE IL FORE
ordained an / it cannot be prolonged by DRINK
Ing milk.
ci,liv enjoined 10 abstain from mix N the
future Children Vhoso perents Will not
allow them TO drink milk viii not be stunted
IN Growth, but will have their lives wo-
longad and be- immune in epdcmicS SO II
is proclaimed In tbs Hall OF Good counsel
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Just been introduced by Mr.. WILLIAMS
prohibiting the catching OF game fish In
pound nets. for the purpose Of converting
the same into oil or fertilizins material.
1t should become a law. II Is measure
that should meet the approval Of market
men and fishermen.
The Protective League OF Salt Water
Fishermen Is rapidly gaining strength.
IL has statesmen enrolled among its mem
bers who ought to be able to help il along
Foremost among them are THEODORE
ROOSEVELT and CHAUNcEY NJ. DEPEw
More are falling in line.
Get ready TO paint your boats, gentle
men. Oil your reels. see to your lines and
well. drink to the Success Of the League
1t deserves a toast.
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nr,An Challenged for $4,000


Ran. Ir. H. hrgd1, itntoi', NsF"
DEAN Su. Your solution OF thc -rrul prph!c1'
is. LIT tue Nation Destroy the Trusts while ny
tnIuton is. -Irl the NAuon own tLe Trusts.
VIII Day all your expenses and g,,c you 5000
4, debate With me- you tn eject Imr and p'Ac" 10 the
.utirrc, dee tes you have the betcr ~ iue dr'a'.,
Thyrer u lnctcas' the payment ~ $1,000. NNAiiHg
your reply, ! a., yours
''' n. GAYLORD NUSHIR"
Los ANGELES March O
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by mlstAge thr other day credited n the Hosi0n
V,rdd something about copper covered cas- WE'cl
., ,,ld have h-cn credited ~ the p,orfs1 T0r-rrl
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thu poor inoIcnsive weed have been the ey-
preston Of 4Iperoharget nerves. or We may
have tho horror IN our peaceful streets 81
Carrie Nation oyprtUrning aud smashing the
moor Indian not ON hls natIyc heath not 10
mention tho glass cases Of fragrant llavanas
over which he stands guard
INV YORK, March IA EQChiTY.
To THE FDIToR oP THE srN--Sir: Letters
In the SrS showing TINT there are wives
and swcethesrts who DO not object 70 have
men about them smoking lead me- to say
that nv wife often has taken the first fifteen
or twenty pufS from my Cg1r or pipe also
n friend Of mine has d sweetheart who IN
variably lights hts Ggar for him, remlrking
after zach nun, Nv but IA II good And
the smack OF her lips indie ties that he means
II There is no TIN" when husband and
wife seem moro Ike chpws than Of an even
ming when before fireplace they, enjoy
sW ike together J., Il. j,
NEW YORK March ii
To TIRE FnIToR or TEE srN-Sir' From
some years OF observation I have found that
tho smoker IL the most generous Of men and
the most easily apron ed. Given a good
dinner and a good cigar there IL scarcely
any limit to n mans generosity, This truth
was eHelly recognized by sslesmen who wished
70 clnch largo sale. over an nfter-dinnor
cigar a man will gladly give his wife that
which hs positively refused at breakfast
40 the smoGcr Is not selfish.
Then. again, tho use Of tobacco does not
mako nor uumake "gentleman.- Gentle
mn are born, not made, aud the quality of
consideration IS innate In them. A gentle
man "a always and under all circumstances
q gentleman The smoker Who i rude ann
imuplts woIld b." tH" sam" II ho dld not
smo.". Tie more gentlemen We nave, tho
le,s v III people TO annoyed by the weed.
NEN AoEh, March u J. ".
To THE EnIrON CF THE srN -- Sir:
Thrtv-ciAlt yenrS 81 intimate and loving
acauaintaN,o wah our Lady Nicotine"
and thr,y-tEo years Of observation since |
secured my divorc" ought to make II possible
tor me- t. appreciate a good reason for using
tobacco.
Tobacco ia making fearful onslaught
upon The health Of our nation The Youngest
rl.li o. our Lady Nicotine the deadly cigar
cttr. is r"slun-ihle iur mpc0 rrmranl misery
II +, nllug tho iall- wI,u ,rlmiul-, the aims
hon .r- vlth Iau''r,. Uui tho huspltH! IS with
the insane. Ou tGo first day Of Apr'l iO'I
thore were l5'' bows M M" Illinois R,iorma-
tuTv. Of these IS - ere hCtNr"n l1a Is years
Oh. %, PER cent - tho" nero children ere
in tho habit of smoking cigarettes : the time
tAay committed tNa crimes for Wh, IA they
we're cent 80 th' ia.urWn'.r .r".
Nv .rr rcrr. uI olrp.at devotion to
the wort emil WnnE wear, - inTc-ig1'l n
amt cl-"rr. r.'o huv" forced npnn me- the
couv.'r'n thrt tbl''" '~ hShiy injurious
To mainland am that lts uae ou5ht T. be dis
Iir,l-Bccausc 1t cn-lave. lD' victims.
SrDuni-B Because It ia suhyor-ivs uf good
ITlh'lrd' 'Gecau.s # "a dostr1 two Of heath.
moral. nnI Ito uf the Young.
t,urth Bcc.u-, 1t f. u nthv habit and
NTH Rap1u,s n is ,.-tly, causing large
The sun., 1901-03-17

To make an ugly face or not to make an
ugly face? That was the question which
was brought before Judge EpMESTRorr In
one OF the -oemn law courts OF Reading Pa
The principal OF the High School at Bern
vile, Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. PPIEGER, sentenced
a stubborn little girl named FLORENCE l..
SHALrER to stand upon a bench and make
faces at the scholars. FLoREN"E wouldn't
do It. The teacher kept her In from recess
and determined 30 keep her In until she made
faces in a manner satisfactory to him.
Well, her parents brought tho matter before
tho court in the shape OF petition for a
maudamus to compel tho principal TO let
FLORENCE have her recess. Gravelv the
court listened to the arguments OF counsel
on both sides. aud finally decided that, II
FLoRRNCE wanted TO have her recess, she
must obey the principals order, and stick
out her tongue according to his commands.
Counsel for FLoRENCs appealed from me
decision, and the matter is 10 come up before
a higher court.
Possibly the long-ranged winds from the
West accompanied by blasts Ike tho edges
Of Mrs. NATIONS hatchets, have somtthing
to do with the queer things that are now oo-
curing.
The sun., 1901-03-17

The letter printed elsewhere IN This paper
from the Hon JAMES :. HOOK OF Atlanta
il an able and a notable discussion. Judge
HOOK IL a distinguished Democrat OF Georgia,
and his evperience Of its politiosRnd observa-
tion OF ia sentiment has continued during
the last fifty years in high places judicial
and legislative
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powers Of talk and want all the rest OF the
world to be silent when they unsea their
lips. Music at meals II a good. time
honored institution. IL takes you back 10
the old great baronial dining halls ana
the minstrels and harpers and gleemen'
Its renewal In New York adds another
element OF aesthetics to the high and hne
art Of cookery.
The keeper Of a downtown restaurant Is
not content to regalc his guests with iood
and drink and music. He gives them
dramatic show, with monologlsts ana
vaudeville artists and what not coming
with the coffee such a show might please.
Then the body has been fed and the mlnd
is indolently comfortable, just about In the
condition to receive langp'dy jokes that
are not too subtle In the earlier stages
OF the dinner. a dramatic entertainment
might prove disIacting II not posiuVey
annoying. Woe to the actor whose audience
Is savagely unfed or still concentrated
with all its attention upon the food or the
conversation. Woe 70 the actor also whose
audience has had bad dinner and properly
resents IL. CoouELIN himself would get
the cold shoulder in such case. But sup
pose the dinner excellent and the wine
honest. The diners think well OF them
selves and wish well 10 everybody el'e,
They are willing TO bs amused. They
will bo liberal OF their applause. Happy
the actor who appears before that unexact-
ing house. full Of charity.
First, music; then the vaudeville show
what will the restaurant keepers do nextf
viii the diners in the palaces OF cookery
be treated TO selections from grand opera!
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To THE FnIToR oP THE SrN--Sir! Letters
In THE SrS showing that there are wives
and swceth carts who DO not object 70 have
men about them smoking lead me- to say
that nv wife often has taken the first fifteen
or twenty pufs from my Clg1r or pipe, also
n friend Of mine has o. sweetheart who IN
variablv lights hls a gAr for HIM, rem4rking
after zach nun. wv hut th I Is good D." And
the smack other lips indie ties that he means
II There is no tine when husband and
wife seem moro Ike chu'us than Of an even
ming when before u fireplace they enjoy
smoke together l., G.. j,
NEW YORK, March H.
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rnBaCCO.
The Use of the weed Again Defended and
Opp,se, ousy arlous Grounds.

TO THE EDrron OF TIE SUN-Sir' Surely
when a husband works all day with BRAN
or muscle or both TO provide maintenance
for wife and children he il entitled 20 tho
small indulgence OF a smok Q when the labors
of the day are over. His wife is not COM
PEELED to sit with him while he smokes. pre-
suming that the notious weed - TO her OBJ
jeCtionable. one room out of the entire
house should by common Justice belong
absolutely TO tho one who pays for all. IL
the smoke in that room ofends the wife, Is
she not the aggressor rather than the hus-
band II she intrudes?
Further man who Ia born n gentleman
smokes as a gentleman-is dainty about the
practice. Most men prefer not TO smoke
all over the house 50 the nuisance. II IL be
one, Is confined to small territory. The
writer has lived with a moderate smoker
for seven years and has never experienced
any OF BLANK 8" intelicitics.
mans gratitude when he finds his ripe
cleansed or his tobacco pouch replonished
with his favorits brand OF "bacCy" Is some
thing touching. Make the experiment ye
wives VINO ind your mates colo and unsym-
| pathetic. Ii is such a small expenditure
| Tor the returns
II seelu- to me that W women are too prone
to want al Of mans entity, The sooner
We bow GRACEFULLY 10 the cold hard fact that
| the human male nina has natural and whole
some craving, outside ourselves. he We ever
| 80 beautiful or charming. the better IL will
! he for the race
| Is II tho highest tvrs of love to Wish 70 bnr
! from the loved ones endowment all rational
pleasures which wa ourselves cannot con-
! trlOuteP l. il not putting the married y ate
| on a -ophistical planel arguing on false
| premises?
| when man finds that tobacco Is limiting
! his powers Of achievement or interfering with
! his digestion be ought TO be man enough "a
! give up what j. working him harm. 1t would
! be n pity to see all the chloroiorm In the
/ world cast into the sea because We canno,
/ indulge IN 1t al lOitum
To return to smoke. let rs hone that al
| the hgnlli'ieSv hI.h have been uttered against
| the poor inlIcn~ive weed have been the eN-
| precision Of 4lperoharget nerves or we may
! have tho horror IN our peaceful streets Of Q
/ Carrie Nation oyertUrnins and smashing th'
/ poor Indian not on his native heath, not u
| mention tho glass cases ~ fragrant Havana
/ over which he stands guard.
INV YORK, March "a EQUALTY
The sun., 1901-03-17
To TIE Enron oP THs SCN-Sir. In his
paper, "Nirginibus Puerisque, Robert Louis
Stevenson has given some ADVICE which
shall hope - follow AMI now quote:

lAs,ly-and this is perhaps tho golden rulo-no
woman should marry tceiOtallef OF man Who does
not SNAKE II not for nothing that this IgDOb bic
ge as McLe'et calls IT, spreads over all the word
NlcleCl rails against II Lecause trcndeTs you happy
a,Su from thought OF WORK, 10 proVllent women ths
VII seem no evil influence IN married lfe. what
ever keeps man m TIE IOnt garden, whatever checks
wandering fancy and all inOrdInate ambition, what
ever makes fpr l0unging and conenineni, makes lust
so surely iOr domestic happiness.
The sun., 1901-03-17

tence Foolish and indiscreet II IL. too,
beyond question for there - certain Ia be
soira other woman somewhere to say 20 the
cviled husband "Oh, smoke by all means
I'm positively fond " the odor OF q ciger
have 70 bother about "thc other woman,
but who smokes at homo and spend" al his
evenings ~ home with companionah le
wife who holds no room in the house too
sacred tor h er husband 10 smoke In IL he feels
Ike II. my advice 20 the sisterhood of OBJ
jeCtnrs H. Don't" HOME COMFORT.
NEW lOEK March IA
The sun., 1901-03-17
May proyIdence preserve m. from MI

f' ilf llht 'll' 'Nl ii'i A'' l' ''A't "a -
tho partner Of my joys AMI sorrows spends
IN -r hours after dinner twirlng his thumbs
lhI- is a rlea for the man who has strength
,' ,hNa, ter T. st.p short uf hXCesS In all
things tor tho healthy, normal American
Who makes tho hest husband IN tho worl I,
provided tho wife will treat him squarely
am n { d-uan selfish sacrifice
BnuuKLT&, Ala~ChI5. BEooKLTS GIRL.
The sun., 1901-03-17


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pAps-Y,oscue No. u. near Grand Hotel ana
Kiosaue No. TO- Boulevard des Capueinss'
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BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Across
the WAY

Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.
w. B. Hall returned from Flushing yes.
terday.
bridgeport at present has very little
sickness.
Walter Evans returned yesterday from
Cambridge
Miss Marie Cole is visiting friends In
Pennsylvania.
Judge j. b briggs was at st. Glars
vile yesterday.
The new mills at the AetnaS Standard are
nearing completion.
Charles McConnaughey was at St
Clairsville yesterday.
William Henry and family are visiting
friends in Steubenville-
John vanpelt returned to Dresden after
visiting friends in town.
William G. Smith will go to st. Glars
vile to-day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georeg Bingle returned
yesterday from st. Clairsville.
Rev. Albert Harris. of Tiltonsville, was
in town yesterday calling on friends.
A. V. F. Wilson yesterday purchased the
fine driving horse fired Neinirger.
The Holloway Guild of the First NJ E
church viii give lawn fete at the Dea'
conesss home this evening.
George Mckee. Esq. has been appointed
administrator of the estate of John Green.
lee.
Mayor Neininger was able to be on the
streets yesterday after several days ILL.,
ness
A large number will take in the Presby-
terrain Sunday School excursion gexi
Thursday.
John Kidney has secured the contrac,
to build the new business and dwelling
house Of Max Gaus.
William IIale1 coss Is in jail for rails.
ing trouble with his family. and will b.
given a hearing to-day.
Sanford Thorn returned yesterday from
Toronto where he had been called on ac-
count OF the Serious illness of his father
Thieves tried TO enter the residence oi
Judge briggs at Brookside Saturday night
but made so much noise that they awokt
the family and were frightened away
The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Rex took
place yesterday afternoon. and was at
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To the Public.

On behalf of the City Hospital and on
Dehalf OF the ladies who devised and
carried through the recent Tag Day. 1
am requested, and l personally wish. to
express our gratitude to all those who
contributed to make the day a sue
cess.
Our thanks are really due to nearly
everyone in Wheeling, and to a large
number of friends in the suburban re-
glons about Wheeling, and in Benwood,
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bellaire. and
other neighboring towns.
The kindness of our fiends made the
day great success, and has caused the
ladies to decide that they will repeat
every year the like appeal to this kind
ness, and will have an annual Tag Day
for the benefit of the hospital.
Our gratitude is due.to so many of
our friends that it is not easy to select
any for particular mention, lest we
should seem to be discriminating
against others.
We thank the newspapers, who con-
tributed SO large an amount of gratuis-
GUS and judicious advertising.
We thank the ladies who gave so
LluCu VI tutlI llule ana dIlSEtlOn TO the
work.
We thank the men, women and chill
dren who submitted with so mucn pleas
ure and good humor to be tagged. and
who responded so generously to the ap-
peal which was made to them.
We thank those who gave large sums
out of their plentiful means
We thank those who gave small sums,
and who had to draw upon meagre re-
sources to do so.
We thank those who gave, whether
their gifts were large or small and
whether their resources were plentiful
or meagre.
You who have given, and have aided
in other ways, have in this manner
shown your interest. Those OF us who
are in charge OF the hospital, and who
are ourselves deeply interested in it.
will be greatly pleased to have you visit
it, so that you may see for yourselves
what it is, and assure yourselves that
your contributions are being judicious-
ly expended in the support and deveI-
opment of a glorious institution
HENRY NJ RUSSELL,
President
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X. of p. picnic Tuesday. June 11tb
at wheeling Park.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. HUBBARD
Took Place From the Family Resi-
deMce Yesterday Morning.

Took Place From the Family Resi-
dence Yesterday Morning.
The funeral of Mrs. William p Hub
bard took place yesterday morning at
10: 80 o'clock from the family residence
THE Forests" near Elm Grove. The
services at the house were conducted by
the Rev. Joseph Speers, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, and were
largely attended. Several selections
were rendered by quartette composed
of Miss Harvey, Mrs. Flora Williams
Messrs. Baum and Emerson The floral
tributes were very handsome.
The remains were privately inferred
in Greenwood cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Henry NJ. Russell, A
]. Clarke, William e. Erskine, George
A. Flaccus, Lewis Steenrod, and Lucius
Hoge
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a prompt, perfect and permanent
cure for the most persistent case OF
piles. 1t is manufactured by the
Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich,
and has found its way into every
wide-awake drug store on this con-
tinent. Ask for it and be cured OF
disease which may lead to fatal
complications.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-11
Marriage Licenses.

AeoIinan Quartet will sing Mt X. of
p. picnic, at Wheeling Park, June IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-11

Clerk Richard Robertson yesterday
issued marriage licenses as follows:
Jacub Fic, aged %, and Anna Zane
bee. aged 2S, natives of Austria and
residents of Wheeling.
Clarence W. Scheck, OF Pittsburg,
and Maud Jones, of Wheeling.
James E. Doty, aged q, of Belmont
county, and Sarah Luella Doty, aged
% of Benwood.
Len v Cooper and Gertrude NJ. Cot
ter. both of Wheeling.