The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-01-18

There are $4,000 more women than men
in Massachusetts,.
A "hard glove fght"-trying to get pair
Of No. kids on No. IL hand.
The only millionaire of Fall River, Mass,
is said to be Mrs. Mary B. Young, who Is
worth nine times million.
Women in Mexico are not permitted to at
tend funerals. There can't be much pleas
ure for the Mexican women.
The man who married girl because she
"struck bis fancy" says she strikes him any
where that comes handy now.
A fashion item says: "There is great rage
for stuffed birds among milliners." This
rage for 'stufled birds" becomes general
about Christmas time; but they are not worn
on that hat.
A deserted damsel rushed into ball room
at Denver Col, the other night, and threw q
pan of molasses upon the shirt front of her
faithless lover.
Only eight women voted at Burlington
VT, the other day, at a school election, al
though there werc In the city 400 qualified
women electors.
A lady dressed III the garb Of a peasant is
lady still; neither can the peasant hide her
condition by putting on fastidious attire
Boston Transcript.
We would suggest TO Anna Dickinson that
the stylish thing among young ladies at the
present time Is 10 mys,criously disappear
Commercial Bulletin.
Plush is coming steadily back into favor.
Worth has just made dress for the Prin-
IS Nal g. ~.
OF Portugal, both of them trimmed with
plush. ....
Paris letters say that for morning wear
skirts are invariably made short, but after
noon, visiting and evening toilets are worn
longer than formerly, just resting on the
floor. .a..
A novel and very elegant apron drapery
for a costume of silk and velvet Is com
posed of velvet ribbons woven together,
over one and under one In checker. board
pattern.
Madame Is basily engaged with her dress
maker. In comes the maid servant. "Mad-
anne, it Is the DOCTOR" "The doctor? can
not receive him. Tell him that am ILL.,
Parts Figaro.
The Roman ladies did we'll enough, but
American ladies can show on occasions. A
Des Moines lady paid IS for front seat at
the Sullivan slugging exhibition.
He said 1t was the beautifuls "no," when
she refused to take sleigh ride with him
yesterday in his new cutter. 1t exasperated
him SO much that he told o friend "he had o
mind to cutter acquaintance. 20 Chicago
Telegram.
Lizzie Lindsay, in Jail at Carson, New,
for poisoning her husband, sings from morn
ing till night fer the benefit of her fellow
prisoners, most of whom are Cinnamon. The
heathens are falling away very fast, and one
of them has died.
Gloves are not worn so loosely wrinkled
on the arm as they have been. Light tan
colored Suede gloves are most used, cream
white are next in favor, and black gloves are
worn with evening toilets by those who like
striking effects.
The sheer linen cambria handkerchief has
now tsken the first rapk-scalloped edges
with q vine inside, hem with several rows
of raised dots inside, very elaborate needle
work all round, and others have applique of
Pompadour lace In each corner.
The ornaments for the hair are jeweled
stars, crescents, etc., which are now more
often Rhinestones than real diamonds. A
number Of these small Jeweled pins are also.
stuck about In the lace on the corsage; they
need not match in design or color; rubies,
pearls, Rhinestones and any little pin can be
thrust in somewhere.