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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1892
Page
10
The era’s touring companies add stars like Julian Magnus and Sid ney Kankin Deon while Majo r works move through Grand Opera House and Bel laire venues. Plans include new revivals, restagings, and charity benefits in Ohio and Minnesota towns as patronage stays strong and audiences demand fresh acts.
Report covers Knights of Sir Kaighweut Wieelag Commandery No 1 gathering last Monday and upcoming lodge events. Notable is progress in Blue Lodge work, travel plans for a Denver trip, and attendance by brethren from Pennsylvania and Washington PA. Indications of new candidates and instructional work, plus social gathering led by Worshipful Master and officers.
Cyrene Commandery No. 7 held its regular monthly conclave with a large attendance of Sir Knights. Three aspirants were presented and received as Knights of the Red Cross in a ceremony led by officers of Cyrene. Alfred Paull reported securing commodious quarters for Cyrene members and friends at a centrally located hotel in Denver at reasonable rates.
A sanitary police unit investigates a grim German tenement where two youths died and their mother killed herself. Officer Walker identifies the smallpox case after discovering the unreported illness, earning coroners’ praise and a lieutenant’s promotion based on his nerve and early reporting.
A Parisian chiffon blouse with open jackets appears among spring novelties. Black gauze with rose buds, embroidered tunics, and new straw hats in varied shapes and colors dominate wardrobes. Airy head coverings, capes, and velvet trimmed cloaks accompany the season's bright color palette and inventive silhouettes.
Paris March 4 Anarchists seek to panic society with dynamite. Bombs placed near the Princess DeSagan residence and in Saint Ouen sur Seine alarm authorities. Police scouring sites from Vanbourg Saint Germans to Gen d arme, with two cartridges found in a local building. rain prevented a greater explosion.
Dr Nagle of the Bureau of Vital Statistics states New York is the most cosmopolitan city on the globe surpassing Paris due to a vast immigrant influx. He notes at least 100 dialects spoken, with diverse nationalities including Tartar Slav Jew Magyar and Arabs on Washington Street. The city hosts a French colony a Japanese club and about 10,000 Chinese residents with diverse street scenes and impressions from various neighborhoods.
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