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stage Robbers and Foot Pads Behind the
Bars.

SAN Anglia, Juno Special. r.
sheriff spears, of this county, brought
from Colorado City, on yesterday Jim
Mcdaniel and \. l.. Rather, charged
with robbing the mail between
here and Abilene last spring and
winter. There * ample evidence
to hold them till the grand
Jury meets. United States Marshal
GoSling tclcgraphs that he has n warrant
for their arrest for robbing postollicc in
Bandcra county.
Charles Galdia and Cornelius Will
liamS, two negroes, were arrested ana
committed this morning for assaulting
and robbing John Rowe, shecpman, OF
xi,n
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Eli PAso, June ~ Special. "A negro
and Mexican named Gonzales had n
fight, when the latter was struck on the
head with II pick, which crushed his
skull. He is still alive. The negro cs-
capped.
Tho rooms of Joseph IIampson and
John Curron. two wealthy contractors,
were burglarized last night. The former
lost 500 and the latter gold watch.
John Cummings, of Houston, has been
arrested as the guilty party.
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ENGLAND.
THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.

THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, June Fin the Commons
to-day, Gladstone stated that definite
answers had not been received from the
powers to the note informing them of the
Anglo-French agreement, but those
which had signiiicd acceptance Of the
invitation to take part in the conference
before knowing the agreement had MOI
since withdrawn. IL was announced
that the conference will meet ut the
Foreign office tomorrow. only formal
business will be transacted ut the first
session,
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EGYPT.
THE FALL or BERBER.

TIE FNTT UT HENUEN.
CAIRO, June 27.-Reports of the fall Of
Bcrbcr arc officially confirmed. Bcrbei
was surprised by the rebels at daybreak
May 26th and after much fighting Hus
sion Pacha kaliiu, Governor of Berbcr
surrendered. A massacre of the inhab'
itants followed. The women and chill
drcn were spared. A few men escaped
the others were killed.
FIRING AROUND SUAKIM.
CAIRO, June y. Gen. Grcnicll has ar
rived. He goes Immediately to Assonan
The rebels are massing near Aboi
IIamod. There was increased firing a
Suallim last evening. The conduct %
the Egyptian troops was good.
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Til, Coai OF EpIsodc Again.

GAINESVILLE. June Special. r.
Wednesday John Allison and wife went
visiting and left their oldest daughter,
Ida, in charge of the house and two
Younger children. At supper time Ida
attempted To start fire in the stove
with coal oil, which caught fire and
exploded the can, cnveloping her IN
flames. She ran to a barn near by, but
before the flames were cXtinguished she
had been burned so badly that she died
that night. 4 little sister attempted To
save her, but failed and burned herself
very badly. Mr.. Allison lives four miles
cast of Era, in this county.
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Pinto street, owned bv W. q. Sprackin
and occupied by w. II. Whitaker Ms u
photograph gallery. Mr.. Whitaker had
not been about the house for several
days, In consequence of the serious ILL
ness of his wife, and Il j. mystery how
the fire originated. There was no In
sirancc on the stock or fixtures, aud
only $40 policy on the house.
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Escnpc of % Jail Iilrd.

BRowNwoop, June H. Special. On
last Tuesday night II jail bird named j.
+. Blumcnthnl made good his escape
from the Brownwood Jail by cutting
through the roof of his cell. He was
lodged In jail on nm indictment found
by the grand jury charging him with
breaking into and burglarizing the
hardware store of II. A. Arthur, some
months ago. Blumcnthal Is still ut
lAs
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s,e,hcnviiie District Conference.

GArEsvILLT, June z. 80 Special. -
Stephenville District Conference of the
Southern Methodist church. met here
erates are here from Corycll, Hamilton.
Bosque, Erath, Mcclellan, Hood and
NELL counties. The conference Is dis
patching business rapidly. Our people
are entertaining the guests splendidly
and are enjoying the preaching.
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LAREDO, June IT,. Special. l-Iniorma'
ton reaches us that Santiago Segiin,
mayor of New Laredo, and ;. Fernandez
and Daniel Tanez were arrested yester-
day evening by order of the District
Judge of the State of Tamaulipas and
placed i'm Jail. Various rumors are atloat
as to the crimes they are accused of.
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The Mirror is always ready to give
credit where credit is due. The Dallas
HERALD is wonderfully improved in its
new dress, and we are glad To see il; but
there Is still room for advancement, and
the HERALD should take advantage OF
the opportunity. IL has the best field in
Texas for daily paper, and should pub
lish IL. North Texas should furnish the
paper of Texas, and IL ought to DE
printed ut Dallas. Tho HERALD has the
field, and should occupy it.-lwaxa-
hachic Mirror.
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RUSSIA.


TIT "
VIENNA, June IA severe hail-storm
prevailed to-day in the Erivan Govern
mcnt, in the southern part of Russia.
IInil-stoncs Tell rs large as goose eggs.
The rivers are damned and banks badly
Hooded. Seventy houses have been
RACED and property damaged To the
amount of 3,OO0,O0 roublcs. Forty lives
,vprn lost.
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SPAIN.
TRYING 10 wo

TRYING TO WORK HER AMERICAN
RACKET oN ENGLAND.
GTnRALTER, June 27.-A Spanish rev
cnuc cutter seized British steamer II
mile from the batteries. She subsc-
uuently released the steamer but took
the passengers to Algeciras rs hostages.
The Governor of Gibraltar has ordered
an inquiry.
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HoUsToN, June G.-lSpecial. Two
persons, placed in Jail here two months
ago for safckecping, charged with the
killing of Sheriff Bythewoods, of Whar-
ton county have obtained a change Of
venue to this county, and the trial VIII
take place here.
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Since his return from Baltimore,

Since his return from Baltimore, DR..
Cheancy has handsomely refittcd his
Dental Parlors, and added many of the
latest improved pain saving dental instr,i
ments, making IL one Of best furnished,
and most thoroughly equipped dental
oofiices in the South. Persons desiring
dental work of the very highest order
will find IL to their interest to call and
see the Doctor nj Dallas Dental Parlors,
ZIG Elm ST.,
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A Fearful lutc,

ST.. LOUIS, June Especial. Carl
Earn, bohemian, employed ut Lomp's
brewery, ON Cherokee street and Car0n-
dclct avenue, was killed this morning
by being caught between II movable
platform and the wall and crushed To
death.
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out comment.
,,n rambling d'"cpssio" dSllS%sd par;
both parties In which u good
deal of satire and sarcasm was loyeled
at the spccch'makers who got "lcayc
tn print In the Record"
whom the hour of . o'clock
arrived aud the speaker, amid much
merrimcnt, declared the House lnrecess
until o'clock, the evening session for
consideration of Pension bills.--lEp.l
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Found - watcry Grave.

BAnSEoAr, June q, The schooner \.
Babcock was sunk near here. Capt.
Bnbcock, four scamcn, and the mates
wife were drowned.
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NEW YORK, June 5.-Seven laborcrs
were drowned i'm Carson's inlet, New
Jersey, yesterday, storm upsetting
sbair 1,oaf
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The Dallas HERALD has come Out IN n
new dress Of type, which shows that its
proprictors recognize nj least one of its
needs. IL has not, however, bought
itself a new editor, and the result * that
the HERALD is as dull and stupid rs
ever.-lClehurnc Telegram.
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tn observation-disclosures.

LAREDo,June 27.-lSpecial.l Marshall
Bayard left for Monterey this morning,
rumor says 10 extradite man named
Morrison, who is wanted in san Ant''-
MO for forging To- the amount of s., 800.
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4 Valuable aud Great Remedy.

HARRIsBURG, Ark.
j. +. SMITH IL Co., st. Louis Gentle
men: | have tried your Bile Beans and
find them such valuable medicine that
take pleasure in saying TO YOU that
they are the best pills for billiousncss !
have ever used. They will do just what
YOU claim for them.
Yours Respectfully,
FOSTER FREEMAN,
County Examiner.
For sale bv all druggists.
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AT wFATHERFoED

wEATHERFonp, June G.-lSpecial. r
4 fire here ut o'clock this morning de-
stroycd n small frame building on Palo
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THE SADDER SIDE
TEXAS SHARE OF THE SORROW
A Coal oil Can Horror Near Gainesville
A Train Wrecker Arrested Near
Tylcr-Tcrribic Death ut ~.
Louis-Othcr Mishaps.
a iicstial scoundrci.

CoMAScnE, June 27.-lSpccial. Our
community was greatly excited on yes
tcrday by n rumor that u honious crime
had been committed In the southwestern
part Of this county. II was learned
that man named Buonardnor
had committed "a nameless act
on his own daughter. lilo had
violated her person first about three
months ago by Intimidation. threatening
to murder her II she informed on him.
A few nights ago his wifc's suspicious
were tcrrlblyarouscd, but she was afraid
to interfere. The next day, however,
she told a relative about what
she had seen her husband do.
Her relative decided IL best
to get her husband TO como to town with
her daughter and then have the girl file
complaint. Yesterday they succeeded In
getting him To town and arrested. our
citizens are terribly indignant, and arc
threatening violence. His examining
trial was set for to-day,
but last night sheriff Cox,
anticipating Judge Lynch, prevailed on
defendant to wave cxaminat ton and
started with him for Waco for safe keep
ing. lie will be tried In September
His wife Is related To one of tho best and
most prominent families in the county,
Tho community greatly sympathizes
with tho family.
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We offer new and stylish goods only
at reduced prices ut T.. Bauman's, 10i
Elm.
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All hats sold mt reduced prices ut T..
Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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Give Ms trial order and you will he
convinced that our clarct is pure
French wine. LOEB d FREIBERG.
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Price goods ut Bauman's before You
buy goods elsewhere.
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Base Hall.
HOUSTON GETTING ENTursEp.

HOUSTON GETTING ENTHuSED.
HoUsToS, Juno T.-lSpccial. To-day
the National base ball club, of this city,
heartily endorsed and will support the
organization of the State Base Ball rs
ISOLATION. There will he Il meeting OF
the directors tomorrow to endcavor Ia
get meeting for organization held here
YESTERDAYS scoRE-ctNciNNAri.
Mctropol,ans .... l2 Cincinnati, .........
ST. LOUIS.
II. Louis .......... I Athletics ............
CHICAGO.
Chicago ............ 6I Providence. ...... ... {
TOLEDO.
Toledo. ............. y Brooklyn. ...........
wASliINGToN.
Kansas city Unions s National Unions. ....
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. ........l Washington. .....
COLUMBUS.
Columbus. ......... I Allegheny. .........
BOSTON.
Cincinnati Unions. I Boston Unions ...... Z
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore Unions. Z Chicago Unions ....
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. .......... Il New York .......
DETROIT.
Boston ...... LII Detroit. ...........,
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No house in the city or State can COM
pete with MS in styles, assortment and
low prices T.. Bauman, 706 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Caught AFTER Three Days Chase.

CoRsIcANA, June Special Capt.
u. ID Dawson, sheriff of BrazOs county,
after u three days chase, to-day arrested
with the aid ofoiliccr lIardcman, j. ID.
Smith, of Bryan. The prisoner had
robbed the drug store of DR.. Deport
Smith, of Bryan, of quininc, morphine
pcrfumcry, ~ and cutlery to tho
amount II between 800 and
500 with which he dccampcd,
going up the international road, then up
the Central to this place disposing of the
goods in small quantities ~ II time 1T
various places along the road. He is
supposed to have stolen the articles
while laying about the place and also by
obtaining an extra key which was in the
store. Smith is victim TO the NOR
phinc habit, and was generally under its
influence. Sheriff Dawson will start
with the prisoner for Bryan tonight.
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H. PAGE & SON, 708 Elm st.
Omen to New Orleans.

Open to New Orleans.
The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston to New orleans is again open
for travel to ALI Poi STs IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summcr-excursion, or one
way tickets, over this only iirst-class
line, of EDWIN o. FLOOD,
Agent II. a 7. G. X. Y.
j. l.. 4. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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ANTlpCTE TO MALARIA

HE rEELs LIKE A NEW MAN.
"t have had Dyspepsia. With S1hsi
kinds OF mills, and Tt-TT-S arr ~
that have done INC any good.
cleaned me out nicely. MY
splendid. food digcsts rcadi.y,
have natural paSs.a,,S,c@s;; ,ns
man." W. II. EDNAiu,st
Sold evcrvwherr, 2Jc. Oficc.
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Collie. Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps, flux.
Diarrhon, etc., aud
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WONDERFUL EIGHT ::::: 6: : II: +;
hocsacby Dallas Texas
In his speech newspaper article with

Wholesale by CROWD DRUG co, Dallas, Texas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
4 Fight with n SIadmnn.

The city of Decatur, H., was greatly
excited Monday by the frenzied actions
of lunatic named Lamar, who had es-
capped from some as yet unknown asylum.
lie reached the city during the night, and
took possession of the temporarily vacant
house Of Martin Blenz, who drove him
out. The mailman drew revolver and
fired several times at Blenz, driving him
away, when lie again took possession Of
the house. y posse of nearly three hum
dred men returned with Blenz and the
officers to the house, when the lunatic
opened fire on them, one shot hitting
Blcnz in the arm, indicting serious
wound. He then attacked the crowd with
knives and cleavers he found in the house,
Blenz being butcher. Lamar was finally
felled with club by an officer, who
climbed to sccond-Story window on n
ladder. He was then overpowered, hand
cuIfcd and taken TO Jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CENTRAL HoTEL.-MRs. y. ID. LEE, PRoP.
w. NJ. Greenwood, 5. V. X. r.; j. n.
Guteman. Springfi cid, Ohio; II. Wenncr,
l.. Z. 1abb, C. :. Montell, Baltimore; ii.
y. Cranberry, Philadelphia.
ExTLER HoTEL-B. +. GRAVES, PRoP'R.
G. W. Earnshaw, /. NJ. Horrell, J. A.
Richardson, NJ. l.. Schihdcl, p. Sahm, {.
f. B;ershng, r. Schlosser, Hagerstown,
Nd: G.. Rhodes, New York; w. l.. I'd
wards, J. VI. Chelf, G. II. Jackson, J. Z.
Martin, l.. B. Miller, Baltimore; j. w.
Bane, Charlestown, w. Va; +. Dilshi-
mer, w. II. Mauby, Philadelphia; 5. z.
IL. Miller, Elkton. Va; W. W. Wenlzell,
J. Z. Anderson, Uarper's Ferry, w. Va;
W. r. Day. Clarksburg, w. Va; g. w.
Vanmeter, f. 5. Vanmeter, MartiasLars,
W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17

Council MeetinG.-Council met on
Monday evening last, all the members
present. The tax on the stock of Mrs.
Rhoda Halliday in the Shepherdstown
Manufacturing Company was RENTED.
The treasurer reported that William l..
Arthur, late sergeant, had settled in full.
Permission was granted the Festry of
Trinity Church to put up hitching posts
around the church. a petition was pre-
sentcd asking that the ordinance passed
at the last meeting of the Council requir-
ing cows to be kept in be rcscinded, and
that they be kept up only at night, which,
OH motion, was ordered to lie on the table.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Baker & McMurran, so cents; Hiram
Waters, 81 20; John III. Keesecker, sl.l5;
John Davis, $l2 %; Matt Toliver, $ll .O2
Conrad Snyder, $G.l2; Joseph Hill. So;
Thomas Lee, Sc; james Snyder, Sc; Il. f.
Harrison, 81; G.. Il. Hodges, S1.5S; Is. +.
Harrison, supplies for lamps, $2.51; Isaac
w. Chapline, $1O.35; John ii. Cookus,
$3.50. The corporation levy was fixed at
40 cents on the 800; dog tax, 30 cents;
head tax, 20 cents. 1t was ordered that
badges be procured for the sergeant and
extra policemen. 1t WAS ordered that the
Mayor be given fixed salary of $50, all
costs to go into the treasury, and lie to
get no pay for presiding over the Council.
The sergeant was authorized to rent
stable for Il COW pound.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
BLEW Out the Gas.-The Baltimore


American of Sunday last says: \ hand
some young lady, named Edna Tate, about
eighteen years of age, arrived at Camden
Station at twenty minutes past three on
Thursday afternoon, and registered at the
Niagara House, opposite the depot, as from
IIarpcr's Ferry. She was assigned room
No. 5. After supper she retired, and was
not seen until nine o'clock on Friday
morning. when the chambermaid discoy-
cred gas escaping through the kcyhole.
Colonel Joyce, who was ut breakfast, ran
to the door, forced it in, and directed
waiter to turn of the gas and open the
windows. Miss Tate was found uncon-
scious on the bed, and was quickly carried
into the next room. Mr.. Heating immc-
diatcly sent messengers for three different
musicians. and DR.. j. III. Smith and DR..
Joseph Clagett came and gave her all the
assistance in their power, and for time
had hopes OF saving her life. Several of
the ladies in the hotel were very kind in
their attentions, but the young lady died
shortly before clock on Friday evening.
Later particulars reveal the fact that
the girl is from Rockingham county, Va,
and was sent to Baltimore by young
man named d. c. Kugler, of Harrison
burg. The young woman would soon
have become mother.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
HEagcrsfoSyn Business locals.

FROM New York AND PnILADELPIIA.-Thls
is but Il gentle tm,nder that D. III. BEACliLEl,
the Great Variety Merchant Of Hngerslown, has
Just been to y W York and Philadelphia on
buying tour. His goods are about all in, and q
better selected stock, with lower prices, cannot
be found in the city; indeed, il Is generally
known that BEACEILEY'S long experience ad-
mtttd COOL taste, determined will.powcr, large
lots and the hard cash down, give him many
advantages in buying. OF course most people
know that he sells Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Notions, Cloths and Cassrners.
First-class Tailors 10 cut and make them at short
notice. Fits guaranteed. Also, Groceries,
Queenswarr Glassware, Meats, Garden and
Field Seeds, PLiuts, Oils, Fish, Salt, &c. Last,
and not least, you are again assured that bis
clerks are polite, attentive and clever. Now II
you want good goods at right prices just make
up your minds that you can go to BEACHLEY'S
aud get anything you want, at the same time
believe bat no living man can afford to sell
cheaper than he; also be assured that we SIN
cerely tank you for Jour most liberal patronage
in the past and ask for a continuance OF your
favors In the future us ever.
AIN yours, e., j. H. BEACHLEY.
P S.-Produce Dough att very highest market
value We have the agency for the celebrated
worstcd dress goods; all guaranteed 10 wash and
not fade or shrink
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
sPANGLERs, BARGAINS.

Crash cents, reduced from 90.
Seersuckcr 90 cents, reduced from IN.
One case best Prints, old style, cent?
Que case best Pliuts, new, choice styles, 90
cents.
Androscoggin beached Muslin cent?.
Extra heavy unbieached Muslin, yard wide,
% cents.
Yard wide Percal Remnants cents.
iadi.s $ Hose & cents, former price cents.
Mems half Hose / pair for 25 cents,
Job lot OF cEidrun's hose l2L cents, reduced
from % cents.
Isle Thread Gloves 20 and % cent?.
Silk Gloves 80 cents, price last season sl.0
Best 80 cent Corset ever offered to the trade.
Pin stripe White Goods "a cents, reduced
from ccuts.
Lace-siripe White Goods 10 cents, reduced
from l2j! cents.
One case Couu.erpanes extra heavy, price 81,
former price Sl.25.
White Agate Buttons cents gross.
Pearl Buttons 5 cents dozen.
Vegetable Ivory Buttons cents dozen.
Unaundried Shirts, st!aight-cut muslin, pure
linen bosom, only 80 cents.
Half-wool Dress Goods, remnants, 10 cents
yard.
Ladies' Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs cents.
Gents Finely Bordtrcd Handkerchieis 3 for
p cents.
Ladies' Windsor Skirts only so cents.
Dress Giughams Ann Chambry's New styles,
Just down at rock bottom prices.
Il, spectfully,
T.. H. ~ X. L. SPANGLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-05-17
a FEW FASHION NOTES.

Heavy plain white Irish linen paper
and French paper in cream and pink are
in fashion, without lines.
Velvet round the tn roat and wrists,
fastened with any good-sizcd rocco but
tons, especially miniature, with diamond,
crystal or pearl setting, is coming in
again.
Buttons are small and rather uuprc-
tending. If they are flat, they touch each
other down the front of the dress; if ball
buttons are used, the width of the buttons
intervencs between them.
Some of the very fashionable paraSolS
this season come in very bright colors-
tlamingo chaudron or copper and crab red.
They are mainly for the seashore, but
will also be much used for the country
and driving.
Light beads of cut jet are much used
now for edging the cuffs and collars of
dresses next to the skin. Sometimes the
front of the bodice is cut out In 4 large
diamond, edged with beads, and filled in
with gathered black or cream lace.
The style of wearing the hair Is now
cup" and ladies say it requires an i'm
mense amour: of frizzing, curling and
manipulation to draw the hair into three
bows on the top of the head and to have Il
few fluffy drop-curls hanging down the
nape of the neck.
Most of the new bonnets are very small.
They are nearly all kept in place by fancy
pins passed through the wound-up hair.
These pins are endless in variety, and
seem to prop the bonnet up high on the
head Bonncts of gold twist have large
gilt butterfly on the crown, smaller ones
fastening On the strings at the sides, and
the whole veiied in gold-spOtted or shot
tullc. The colo-ed tulle is very fashion
able for wells, but not so becoming As the
black. 1t is now worn over the chin,
drawn tightly back in folds to the hat or
bonnet, instead of across the tip Of the
nose. Buttons Of incrusted stones are
sewed on 10 straw bonncts, as HAT as pos
sible.