, 1881-08-28

70 die even of So terrible u discusc. oaly to h
r Of + th,s ha' nendacho and heartache which flint
And In connection with this case. let me say
| Mr: Dudley bus reason to bless his lncky star
he is not French husband. In Franco the 1as
| person known to be with u person found dead q
sudden death Is accountable to tho nuthoritie:
! until proven to be wholly unconuecteu with the
| catastrophe.
Mr.. Dudley has dispute with his wife abou,
taking out T. certain crriage He leaves hel
and tlescenes tho stnirs. to be recalled at the
loot or them by Il pistol shot, and to lind hei
| dying With her hat on aud her head in closet
( 80 he snys- No ono can dispute or curroborute
! his story
Women to hate pistols so,-thoy have such I,
horror OF nnking mess with scattered bruins.-
there ..re so many waysto keep the poor body
sn. tss and Let loose 5ho mad
women the Imperative necessity of suicide and
ninety nino nf them would die tho death OF !,
cockroach with green 1uint rather thin touch II
nasty pistol that ucsSeS things up. -irtl vet we
nre told that Mrs. Dudley blew out her own
brains!
TIE fashions FOR THE WINTER.
IT any Cilicagocss would like to see what
the prevailing style will be this winter, let
her Interview her grandmother and yet the
reverend lady to tlraugIlt Il chart OF the cos
time i'll which she elected great admiration
along about the year lSo;;. We are to wcar
Gailsborough hats with enormous piunles. -
no more tips, but big, l1earse-like feathers,
Aoddlng this Way and that lit the air above
our heads. Tley must not trail, but stick
up, i'll the Ic}l dicn fashion, and. in further
confOrnance to the Prince OF Wales motto,
there mustbe three. Then our ts,--twrlye
inches from the ground is the regulation
length for skirts. and II nice outlook it is for
the woman who wears /. No. : boot, and She
is in the majority, American little feet to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Ihtn the big bishop sleeve and the NUT
ton-lct5 sleeve ARE colnln. in. An old ballad
says:
The stolen heart and the gathered rose
C:.1l chtrul but for Il day
Now, don't think the gathered sleeve can
cll;trIn us single afternoon; but into them
VIC must go Up to our lecEs.
Skirts are to be scanticr than ever; waist
bal':!.5 mast encirclc lis far away from tic
. ola line of debarlsntion that T. good tight bcit
IS to 6e IN iastion and tns p'1I;y oncs: not d.
Long Branch. will take anti-fAt prcpara tions-
what won't 'seak woman TO to accomplish a
unce? 7 Ircme.nbcr being Possessed OF iii in
ordinate desire to be tall. When l WIS Il nice
chunky maiden of s,a jocuIar relative tol'l
outside n '* praying Samuel" ii, Two days, and
h,.l just lnnnchea the head oil :. Fisher Boy
when VI sr the 1am,i physician discovered my bill
reached tao<' Fisher Boy's" collar~outtou.
THE 1'EEI1S OF IANrI-r.lT.
1t is to be hoped :. thorough oyerlauEing
will be given the patent medicine called
81 Anti-Fat," eighteen bottles Of which killed
Mrs. Griggs. She was all attractive wonlA,1,
and only for undue llesh would have been Il
beauty. She had 4 fond husband who was
entirely satisfied with her personal appear
al'ce, but the lady was not content, ami in
her effort to renledy:l physical defect las
lost her life.
- Dick Connelly's daughter married the ex-
Surrogate. Bob Hutcllings, ami ut the ccre-
nony she wouldn't have weighed more than
1o5 ponntls, but she went directly to work |
atEipose, Iii two years she vas
sight, and recently Mt one Of the celebrated
Russian baths L was contemplating huge |
woman. when she turned and showed |
llie still pretty face of Mrs. liutch1nys.
Their, ut tho same baths where this la'v was
rtlns to get thin, Agnes Booth was endeavor-
ng to get fat. Those l,att people have such 4
ol'abie order or exercises. II you 20 there fut,
hey are positive course Of treatment ut their
lanIs will turn you out /. lath: anu ii you 70
.here Il sort of female Calvin E.lsun. they will
guarantee that Hannah Isultcrsby shall he Il
shadow beside you III six weeks.
However. tho fut Indies ;:re not the only NOR
ais dtscontcntcl with their lot. hcArd Il man
'roaning lately beeuse It took so lo',s to '.'plt
acctious e1-Nayor Dkey Hail i'll most learned
ashton recommended tho outward application
IT mustard. Why" said he. ;. these FaIstalT-
III proportions are ,lue to dposc tissue. md If
here ~ anything an uaipose tissue hates it's
mustard: il retreats before it, aud then you are
cstorcd to sylph-liKe proportions 1T ONCE
The sufferer listened and believed, for at the
resent time he wcnrs dressing gown, and RE-
uses to he coiAi0rted, since he can't put his
lothes OIL and 20 to the races.
THE EELMoSI. WEDDING.
as the last month of SIMMER comes in the
II
oup!cS. We arcto have 4 big anu fashion,
bic wedding soon, in which yuung August
5 iDetmont will marry Miss Morgan, IL l:tdy
hose life lie savcd 1T Newport some time
90.
And, speaking Of Newport, let me tell you
le latest sensation Ut that sensational place.
here's 4 Mrs Gushing there, Of Boston,
woman of much bcnevolcncc and belief i'll !
arselt. She ll;1s been struck with 4 mission,
she commenced the pious work OF refornl-
: Jim Bennett; she publicly stated that Il
'lportcurSt,lp under her rule would be
tahlislcd o, that erratic young 1na,l. AS t
e first principle Of all missionary work is
feed the poor heat!len, Mrs. Gushing
vc Il dinner to Hcnnett.-a resul:sr rcscnc71t-
= feed. Tho gentleman accepted tue invita-
IN, which,. to accommodate sonc Boston |
tests: Wis for . O'clock. n light lunch tprnci- |
lily IiuuisD was .partukeu Ut hy tile gentle | ,
III principally Ii1nid> was INDUCED in during Y
Q afternoon. To while away the time Mr. Fen
1T dropped into the Casino, when ono of those
spirations peculiar to uncOnvertcd hcathen >,
ercatne him. He hau II mission u5 well us
rs Cushing: he would icAd tho orchestra. lie | Z
tl1inbfcd tue chef out OF his position.
lied the baton, end went ae it, Word went n
rth that jim, Bennett vas leading the orches- :
and the NeWpnrtats poured iu Between tho | :.
cctions tho butch musicians were bathed in
such Il leader what would |
~ not DO? The concert usually ends | 4
IL. This night OH went the band; it was t -
Il after Il, nearer !, when Mr. Bennett; tho |
" i1npresario, laid down his baton. His arm 4
Il lost nouc ct its grace and risor; his eye still 49,
shed with musical arlor, but his dcmor,iZcd
ud wcrt, tuneless; the feeble cornet was lesl | :.
ay: the erstwhile rampant clarionet fell -
cr tho Dnss :iolinist. Attitudes OF repose und
:usionAl snores diversified tho last otcs-but G.
wills great evening for Bennett and the ~
sinD. |.
IIns! for the missionary, Mrs Gushing: tho 6,
lner waited tho object Of tho feast, Until at ~
lrter of II the annoyed guests sut down With
him, and when MrE. Cushing heard tho even ! n
- bulietin,.brave wonan,-instead OF giving
Il up she said, AL tho more rcnsot tnr ne | r,
d Oil the part OF the Hume Mission,-Tn invite l.
I nguin. ! e.
THE DEATH OF MRS. LAFrrTE,
!. daughter OF Vanderbilt, in Paris, calls to :"
nd some peculiarities Of that truthful
man. K
Ter first husband was 4 fayorit of her {,
her, and when he was stricken with COLI ~
Ill