Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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Was another IN dark, rich Costumes, said
u he the guard sent from Algeria, To do
duty in the Algerian Department. Some
are kept in the palace and Others are al
lowed to rest in this tent or 60 about as
they please.
Passing into the palace we saw the
captain of this guard, noticed with great
respect by all his men. l managed to
get into position where | could look him
over and make out his costume, while
some gentlemen were talking with him
in French. He is very light in COM
plexiOn, with light mOustache, and in
features would be taken as Swede.
Tall and erect, he bears we'll the heavy
robing that it is his duty or pleasure to
don. Under all there seemed to be q
very full white shirt, and the real Turk
ish trousers hanging like great bags
about the limbs, very broad sash of pur-
pie and yellow striped silk, bound about
the waist, and over that vest of purple
velvet, richly wrought with gold braid
and cord, AMI outside this short jacket
of blue with red interpreted, also
trimmed with gilt braid and fastened to-
gether with heavy clasps; over this was
long white gauze shawl, almost covering
the body and brought up In loop in
front; and yet again, over all this there
was full red cloak, lined with white,
fastened ut the throat, but thrown back
over the shoulders. The feet were COW
cred with red boots. laying in folds at
the ankles, and the head with turban,
composed of a closely fitting frame, over
which was thrown large white silk
handkerchief, which formed sort of
fringe about his face, aud fell down about
his neck; he was completing this cos
tune by putting ON white kid gloves, and
seemed every inch gentleman. l felt
very much inclined to ask some ques-
lions about this costume, and if they
really 60 loaded down in this way. Of
course there must be an undress uniform,
for one could not live constantly under
such burden of ornamentatiOn.
Connected with the Russian Tea House
there are some pretty girls in their peas
ant costumes, red shoes and blue stock
ings, with gay red and blue skirts, and
full white shirt waists, with very full
sleeves, covered with red and blue en-
broidery; about their necks many chains
of beads, and crowns upon their heads.
They sell Russian tea, with sugar and
brandy in it. Near there little house
represents Swedish kitchen, and there
light lunches are served by Swedish
maidens, with their coquetish bright
colored dresses and pretty caps; and in a
small house built just the shape OF
bottle of peculiar Holland liquor, is
bright Hollandish girl, and all sur.
rounded by the little straw bottles OF
liquor, she looks just as pretty and cum
ming as possible, and one would think
would not be long in selling out her
stock.
Not far from there We came to the
Hungarian matched cottage where the
band of Hungarian instruments dis
course sweet music, and all about 1t are
little tasteful chalets where wines OF
different kinds are sold. You readily ap-
preciste that one can travel some time
and not see more Of interest than he sees
here in his daily tramps. .
We are having each day the arrival oil
distinguished persons from different
parts Of the world, and to-day, the Shah
Of Persia, with his full suite, has reached
the Grand Hotel with much flourish Of
trumpets, preceded by many kilograms
to ensure his being received into rooms
fully prepared for his royal presence. IL
il nc small thing, we remember from e.
perience at Vienna, in 80, 10 prepare
appointments to suit the taste OF this
ppieOts.e: orieotsls have s1ch peculiar
notines II chat IL necessary fur eemiors,
fas their sleeping and toilette rcc0s'
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