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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

THE initial citizens meeting at the O'Y
hiding Yesterday afternoon, to take some
.rtiop looking. forward to the Introduction
4 development of natural gas for the pus,
,oses of fuel, was moi overly large. Indeed
4 WAS altogether too small, considering the
Importance of the subject matter unoef
opsideration. But all such beginnings IN
Wheeling are attended by comparatively
" of her citizens. The subject must %
cussed and the cummunity must become
reused to its importance before the Ousi-
ess people are going to divert their
,ttention, during business hours 70
xtrapeous matters. AMI yet the
Meeting was a success as lar
S it went and good will come oft. 4 COM
tnittee Of FIVE gentlemen were appointed TO
investigate the situation and see what IS
est TO be done and report at a second meet
NJ to be held next Friday at the same
Eime and place, BY which time 1t Is likely a
flu realization Of the importance OF the
advantages of natural gas as a fuel will
maintain, and such a representative meet
Inc of our citizens will take place as to in
fuse renewed ardor and interest into thus
gital su5iec,. Wheeliag's mahlfacturies
are her life and if they be not kept healthy
and vigorous, by taking advantage of all tho
Appliances, both natural and artificial, that
Are presented, then only ourselves have we
o blame. as successful competition from
kbroad carries ofthe trade that should, with
ordinary effort. have remained al home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
SHOT BY MIs WIFE.
A Revolver Goes on In q Lady's Hands,
Killing Her Husband.

A Revolver Goes on In Lady's Hands,
Killing Her Husband.
BATH.lie, January 9.-Arnold c. Stacy
who lived on the outskirts Of the city, was
shot dead today during family quarrel:
Stacy was proprietor of the Crystal Mineral
Springs, purchasing it sbout three years
ago, at which time a residence was erected
at considerable expense. He became imam
cially embarrassed about year ago, and
the property was transferred to his vile. A
few weeks ago the debt was cleared and be
wished to become the possessor Of the prop
erty, but the wife refused to turn it over.
At the supper table tonight so Mrs. Stacy
states. her husband renewed his demand,
using threatening language.
The Fatal Weapon.
Fearing violence Mrs. Stacy arose from
the table and from q drawer in the pantry
adjoining the kitchen took revolver that
was kept BY her for defence in his absence,
as the house is quite distance from any
residence. She states that he took hold OF
the barrel when the weapon was discharged,
the bullet entering the left side Of his head,
near the ear, killing him instantly. A cor
oner's inquest viii be held tomorrow. The
residence is in charge Of an officer, but no
arrests have yet been made. Deceased was
about thirty-three years old and his wife o
few years younger. They had no children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
A CLOSE MOUTH.
Col. Lamont Refuses to Talk "Cab-
met"

Col. Lamont Refuses to Talk "Cab-
met"
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Col Lamont,
Clevelands private Secretary leaves this
afternoon for New York, having completed
his arrangements for the house which he in-
tends to occupy absut the lst of March.
When asked where President-elect Cleve-
land would stop before occupying the White
House, he replied that Mr.. Cleveland would
not be a guest of any hotels, from which he
had received invitations, but would stop
with him. He was piled with many ques-
tions concerning cabinet msttere, but stu
diously avoided saying anything on the sub
ject. He intimated pretty clearly that
within the next 30 or 40 days many lead
ing representative Democrats would be in-
vited to Albany to confer with the Presi-
dent-elect about his cabinet and policy. 1t
can be stated very positively that up to the
present time no one has been selected for
any position beyond that Of Private Secre-
tsry. 1t will probably be at least six weeks
before any definite action is taking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

He leave wife and five children in Glen
Easton, and his mercantile business is in
the hands of the Sheriff He was agent for
the B. & o. road.
Prof. Laller has struck bonanza in eggs.
He claims to be the inventor Of process
that preserves them through tho hot season,
when they can be had cheap, so they cannot
be told from fresh eggs.
A revival meeting is being conducted in
the NJ E. church BY Rev. McIntish.
z. E. Kincaid thinks burglars attempted
to enter his livery stable on Monday night.
His hostler put them to flight
The new councilmen took the oath OF
Office on Tuesday evening and win enter
upon their duties about the first Of Febru-
sry.
The public roads are very muddy, render
ing travel disagreeable.
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SOME DeTAlLs.

The Storm Cats . Road Fifteen u1ies Long
and 500 Yards Widc.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. January 9.-Detaih
from the recent cyclone which swept over
the eastern part of the State through Ian.
caster, Clarendon and other counties shov
terrible loss of property, but miraculous -
capes from loss Of life. In Lancaster mum
Der of barns, ginhouses and other outhouses
were blown down. The greatest damage
was done in Clarendon county. The cyclone
cut road 500 yards wide through fifteen
miles Of the county. Ii wrecked the DWELL
ing OF Mr.. ]. ID. Weeks the timbers from
which Knocked him down and inflicted 60
rious injuries, breaking several Of his
ribs. Nj: Connors locked his arms
around mock-orapge ,see trunk, and his
feet beat tattoo in time with the wind.
knocking of his shoes. His clothing was
split in number oi places by the force Of
the tornado Nearly every building on Mr..
Weeks plantation was VT ;cked, . mulch
COW aid two mules killed, aud other ipja.
ries to live stock. The cyclone was zig.zag
and cut down Q stretch OF forest fifteen
miles long. Several laborers' houses on
Mr. Harvin's place were blown down. ono
wing OF his dwelling torn away, and his gin
house thrown into the creek, wrecking
81 900 worth Of machinery. On Mr.. d.
II. Liders place number Of houses were
wrecked, several persons injured, and :
horse and Q mule killed. DwelNngs and
out.houses we're leveled on the plauta.
tons of J. j. Broadway, j. I. Hod:
ges, and W. l.. Reynolds, DR.. J.
J. Hodge, q man Of more than 200
pounds weight was lifted from bis piasEa
into the yard by the tornado. His dwelling
and ou,houses were demolished. His wife
and children were in the house when u was
wrecked, and their escape with only slight
injuries was indeed miraculous. The cy-
clone made clean sweep Of standing tim.
Der in some sections Of Clarendon. A great
many animals were killed and crippled.
All the poultry in the track Of the storm
was either killed or blown out Of the coun-
ty Birds Of almost every description were
found dead and nearly stripped OF feathers.
The cyclone did great damage in neishbor-
ing counties, but was most disastrous in
Clarendon. The year Of 1884 brought some
FIVE or six cyclones 10 this State, which
eau. cd immenfe loss Of life and propcfl1-V
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WANTS TO KNOW, YOU KNOW,
SIr. McCulloch Asks Attorney-General
Brewster's Opinion.

Mr.. McCuIloch Asks Attorney General
Brewster's Opinion.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Secretary Nc.
Culloch has requested Attorney-General
Brewster for an opinion in regard to the
withdrawal of the suits of the steel bloom
manufacturers concerning the duty on their
product, now before the Supreme Court on
an appeal. 1t will be remembered that
John Sherman, when Secretary of the Treas
ury, ruled that the duty was As per cent.
adTalorem. The manufacturers, contend
ing for the specific duties, brought suit in
the United States Court where decision
was rendered against them and the duty de-
clared to be 80 per cent The manutactur'
ers took an appeal to the Supreme Court.
The movement to have these suits with
drawn is in the interest of the importers
and is taken as another evidence that Sec
retary McCulloch if in league with the free
traders.
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IS 1T TRUE?

Information is at hand that points to an
effort to have a gathering of representative
Democrats, exclusive of members Of the
Legislature in the city, on the l4th inst'
from all over the State, for the purpose, as
Is stated, to take steps to cOunteract "a vig-
oro1s eHOr. that is being made by the mo-
noPOhsts and proteetiOnists to form and
Consolidate party within the Democratic
ranks for the purpose of controlling the
democracy and thwarting its efforts to bring
ABOUT the much-needed revenue reform leg
i'laaOD, and to perpetusts the present de-
Sr0chve tariff system The call further
states This action on the part Of q minor
ny calls for prompt and efficient Organiza-
eOn Of all el,ments opposed to monopo-
Es'," etc.
There is some ambiguity in this CAL tor
ne Reason hat it does not state whether
ae aLedged movement is either local or ma
D0aa or shat Democrats or set Of Demo
Ca's are tae movers in such an enterprise
ne' however that may be, there VIII very
"Aely De quite number Of strangers here
Va !. 'Se lIlh from all parts Of the State out
c'sae members Of the Legislature ana
s'I0Eers who are seeking some oaieial
.4lot, N connection Herewith Il would
goo day to iuaugurats such move
j. lere suggested. il is were mecca
is it necessary? The pre-
soF-xs-~E bFesanp''C,Da
sn 50 slender a basis, .''..s,.ss s'..,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

Ix the SUNDAY REGIsrEs wiz be found 3
~ interesting letter from an assistant pro
,sor at the Academy Of Fine Arts OF
lTaielphia. 1t describes some of the
eat pictures BY the great masters, seen BY
party of art students in the famous CALLER
! of New York City. Wheeling S art stu
.nts will enjoy its perusal The letter was
r;tteu especially for the REsIsFER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

A LATE parade of the Salvation Army 81
over. n. H, has resulted'in forcing new
a legal complication. A horse frightenea
q drum, carried in the army ran OF ana
aterial damage ensued. The eityis asAs1
pay for this damage because it Perm''ied
I army to parade. 1t is a nice question
a legal sense. Let us bring 1t home.
Ippose that horse, frightened by the band
drum corps of the Wheeling Sllyat'oh
tmv runs off, ruins the vehicle to which +"
attached, kills itself and Injuries the
Ever, can the city be made to pay 'ae
images?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
WREFTING w. VA SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1885.

tended TO beproposed to the Sundry Civil
appropriation bill appropriating $4,000
for . portrait Of Gen. Thomas by Miss Ran
som, and $4,000 for a painting Of the
Electoral Commission by Mrs. Fascett The
Heuse Committee to-day referred to the
Court of Claims, case pending in Con-
gress for % years. The claim IS made for
$25, 600 BY Charles F. Swain, of Brooklyn,
as recoIhpense for rescuing shipwrecked
crew from an uninhabited island near Cape
Horn in q649. The rescue was made at
the requeh of the United States Consul at
Rio de- JSneiro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
yest Nominated.

JErFKRsoS Crrr, Me-, January 9.-The
Democrats caucus Of the Senate and House
of the Thirty-thira General Assembly met
last night and unanimously renominated
GeorrsG g. Vest for second term as United
State Senator for this State. Lieutenant
GoveFnoz Campbell presided over the
caucus. Mr.. Vest was placed IN
nomination by Senator Edwards, Of st.
CHARLES. and the nomination was seconded
by Mr.. Steele, Of Pettis. In answer TO re-
neated calls. Governor Crittenden made an
eloouent and able speech. The caucus ad-
iourned amid wild enthusiasm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
EDMdNDs AND THE TREATIES.
A Hint q what is to be Done in the Sen

a Hint Ot what Is 10 DO Done IN the SEN
ats.
WAsHIsGroN, January 9.-Senator Ed
munds, who led the fight yesterday against
considering the Nicarauga or other treaties
in open session, will take the lead from the
Foreign Affairs Committee in favor of rati-
fcation Of the former. 1t is understood
that he is opposed to the Spanish treaty,
and viii support the line of policy marked
out by Senator Morrill, concerning this
treaty. 1t is understood that the Foreign
Committee is about equally divided on the
question and that it win be reported back
without any accommodation. This fact
is regarded as very unfayorable to its sue
cess. The friends Of the measure, backed
by the aSminisFation and the influence Of
the Spanish government here, are sssidu-
ously at work, and hope that by yielding to
certain amendments to secure Its ratifca-
ton, Notwithstanding the strong opposition
now known to exist among the Senators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
cLEyELAED's CABINET.
so,. Late Guessing on the Important Sub
ject.

some Late Guessing on the impor'an' S"O-
ject.
cucAGo. January 9-The !nter-Ocean
rubTshes the following special dispatch un-
der a New York date: w,
ex-senator Henry G. DAVIS, OF ness
VIRGINIA was here today for PohteSl
oorfsrsn nee with Wm c. Whitney ana O0l.
Iobn r Fellows. He is understood 10 0e
I;n;aI, IN" - 10 accent a position in Cleveland s
cob;nst. but is embarrassed oy the eoluness ess
oS Rsva,d toward him in spite OF dement's
conferred. It seems that Mr.. DAVIS went
- CHICAGO as q Bayard delegate, anu rer sr
'.;nsd ~ frue 10 him when German ran on
Cue Cleveland. Hls support OF Bayard lost
I: lGi ,bs friendship Of Judge thurman
nL;.h NJ bsd beeu unbroken for twenty years;
Thn-nan MI made a strong appeal to ms Ola
t.;snJ for support but Davis remained
-. Ravard. according to promise, olnes
\ "a mentioned for the Caoines bSyatu
t.. .rea,ed him with embarrassing coiuneSs.
Ne ISs IA nv Davis friends that bayaru =
;saIous Of having another man r'% tSe %
faIeSouthern halfNorthern StA'es iu 'as
TaS;net, Ss, and they denounce nis ScuCa 90 -
SLo,v;ney an utter lack Of mannoou, Iu S
so- GoTman is quoted as saying tnss uOs, ~
soror -. cleveland has written nun 'usl ma ~ ~
80, of a definite character 49, -
sIa seuOn w;,b reference to the selection .. o. =
tsSen tno, a. mil after his resignation as uoE-
CaolNos ".S;ch has now taken place. uoenan
erno.,, ~ havs ;oined in the clamor against
Is sAlu , = = wbieh big cabal is being organ
BsSAiS0, By because = of bis attempt to dictate oO'n
- 80 cleveland and the party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

A SPECIAL from Grafton, in another col.
umn, calls attention to a.speciSl pubHshedin
the REGIsrER Of last Sunday regarding the
arrest Of Mrs. BURKE. The news came
from gentleman who was opposed to be
cognizant Of what was taking place in his
own town and was printed in good faith.H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

Terrific Gales Blowing b tiss
Carolinas.
a CLEAN SWEEP OF THE TIMBER
The Wld Tempest Cuts a Road Mas
Thaa Fifs.a Miles ia
leagih.
ACCIDENTS AND iSc,oIN<s.

RALEIGH. N. c.. January s.-News has
Just arrived Of . terrific gale in Samsoa
county. fifteen miles from Clinton. John
Jackson's house was blown doun and his
two children badly hurt. o. Jackson's house
and barn were destroyed. Building son ths
farms Of Thomas and James jackson were
also razed. John Colvin's savmill was car
ried into a pond Henry warren's house
was unroofed. A stack pole wes blown
eight miles. The church at Goshen blew
down. The cyclones path was marrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

CmcAoo, 5anaary 9.-MichaA OBriee.
The well known Irish Nationalist died
wednesday night Of peneumoaiA- At the
fine of tke Fenian excitement Of 1861
O.Bnen was confined in Moontjo7 prison.
Dublt1. He Was bailif under Sheriff
Aenex, and had recently been inspector Of
streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
AFun In valaes. :

LnSDoS, January 9--JaPanese paper
has falling 20 per cent in value on the ex-
change since the announcement Of posi-
bic war with Corea.
The Rebels Blocking to His standard.
CAIRo, January 9.-The rebels are re-
spending in largo numbers to Osman
Digua's calls to arms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
SAM GETS THERE.
DuVan Succeeded by the Grafton States
man.
C,s-s.F a. "a.


man.
Special 10 lhs Register.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The West Vr-
ginia colony in the city considerably
surprised to-day when President Arthur
sent to the Senate the nomination OF Hon.
ST Mccormick to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the district of West Virginia
vice /. H. Duval The nomination Is be-
feyed to be a reward for political services
rendered Arthur during the last campaign,
but others say that John Sherman and his
faithful and fasS friend, Wes Atkinson saw
Mr.. Mccormick through for services that
were really for Sherman though apparently
for Arthur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

wHEx remedy has proven itself 10 be
cure for consumption and perfect ians re-
siorer. Il should be kept in ever ueIlrexu-
lated home. We refer 20 Dr. WistsTs Bal
tsrr Of Wild Cherry. single dose Of which
will cure en- ordinary cough or cod Afev
bottles viIl cure couegmpsioa. It's yesJ
pheasant 10 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

ArTRR all the arguments about chtapDess
and quality it appears that Dr.. Bulls CoHgh
Syrup is the best remedy for the cure of
coughs and colds ever offered to the public
The price is only IS cents hotIe and
eyerp drBggis. in the lpud sells ard recon-
mends It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
LoGAN,s PROSPECTS.

IA Sends Word That the Outlook is En-
couraging.
WASHINGTON, January 9-Senator Logan
sends word here from Illinois that The out
look for the Republicans is very eneourag-
ing there for electing the Senator, and that
the party is united and firm. The Demo
Gratis are not so we'll organized as regards
effective leadership as the Republicans, and
the expectation is that no deadlock will
occur foI any length Of time, but that the
Republicans will secure the Senatorship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
A ErW SIDE lssUEs.

Little odds and Ends From the National
Capital.
WAsHISGToS, January 9-SsnAtor Shes-
nan today reported fasorably from ths
Library commiuss The amendments IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

ApvrcEs from Charleston are to the efees
| 1 the death of the Hon. W. Il, HoGENAN
! 5 caused by an aecute attack Of Brights
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
BEFoRE BREAKFAST.

.Nr. McConMcE Is . ,vsry .Iy nan. vsry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

w,lI Gov. PiERroNr telegraph his con
brla,ions to Mr.. McCoRMCEP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

A MAN is wiser for his learning, aud the
sooner he learns that the only proper way
10 cure cough or cold 10 to Us, DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup, the better he is Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, January 81. W. Tuttle
has been commissioned postmaster at Pa
mona, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

| By the way, how does the appointment Of
CoEx,E, Of Grafton, suit the Intelli-
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CAMERON.
a Merchant skIps Out Leaving HIS RaH-
ily and Creditors
A, A.. R<-srErr

CAnERox. ". Va. January 9.-Thomas
S,exari. reported few days Gnceas beng
dangerously i'll with yellow jsundice. was
buried TO day.
Jamss Crawford commsncel the erecti1n
of fine business room today Mr. Will
ian Moore Is me contractor
J. c. Weidman has skipped lor lhe Wsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
LONG WAY FROM HEADQUARTERS.
Another and More Serious Phase 10 saliva
tion Army ParAdes.

DoyrR, n. H., January ga horse Vas
frightened last night by q bass drum in the
Salvation Army. The city has been asked
10 paw the resulting damages. Mayor Ross,
in person, notified Capt Thompson. Of the
Salvation Army. that, under no conditions,
would he allow then to parade with music.
Thompson replied be took his orders from
heaven and would not allox any earthly
mower 10 dictate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

1.-THE daily REGISTER win he
- 40 any address during the
lion of the Legislatare for one
HIInY. Invariably I'm nGVanee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

!. your system running down. ,,,ls.sa;oe Is sss5s
feeling Of decEspjtuds sakl0g Il 1our P%ssdi dises
Of you uripsry 51s organs iiapairedf yS1r Is yG11r
tive ana SaS5 s5 Do sores and pinPles trouble :
blood oHo Ga ,oa - suffer from aches and pains
you ~ wSssk and does the least ekeruon
Are Are you you ~fat;guef BevArel Regs.1 Res
give ,.l,h ~ H. using DR.. Guysotss ie'SS
Doek and SarsapariliA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-05
Full brass band tonight at tho pa
wilton rink.
Mexican senorltas.

The streets OF Mexico are, In q meas
ure, unlike those Of any othor city we
have so far visited, writes a correspond
ent of the Boston journal. Straight,
wide, and lined with hand some houses,
two or three stories high, aim st invari-
ably Of stone, and lighted by large win.
dows opening upon the small stone bal
COMES, II loses some Of the English char
acter which the narrow lanes OF blank
adobe walls give tho lesser towns, but
gains a corresponding richness. These
little balconies, oruamonted often by
carvings and always by balustrades of
wrought iron, often frightened by gild-
ing and color, and shaded by linen
awnings, make q 10 Sturo in themselves.
Here on sunday and fote day,
* we'll as toward evening, the youth OF
tho city gathers In the full dress of pri-
yate life, and tho stolen glances, which
form the only intercourse allowed be-
tween the sexes, flash back and forward
between youth and maiden. Even de-
prived OF the opportunity for inter
change OF vows, Tor hand-clasping and
tondor greeting, u In evident that a
young Mejicana, true TO the traditions
OF her Castilian torbears, can make as
muou havoc with her languishing dark
eyes. and the softly fluttoring fan,
which supplement- them, ~ any other
girl arrayed in the full rational outfit OF
courtship' TINS Is true, of course, only
when she, as always should be, but sell.
dom Is, happens 70 be beautiful. The
pretty girla are exquisite, The
slender oval OF tho face, the rich olive of
the cheek, the long, sweeping, dark
lashos of the superb eyes, glowing At
once with passion and Tenderness, the
low forehead, with its ripping mass of
dusky hair, the slender neck, the 1.-the
form, the springy step and the dainty
foot make them like a poets dream OF
dark brilliant lovoliness, not TO DO
measured by any type with which we
have been heretofore familiar. But ma
ture IN never overlavish, and tho mum.
Der OF these splendid creatures
is as few as their projections
are many. Remembering the
streets at homo after tho Friday
afternoon rehearsal, filed with the fray
lie, nowor-like bloom of winsome, but
delicate girlhood, It's braye eyes looking
tho world In the face with that mlxturo
of innocence and boldness which is the
hybrid blossom Of modern civilization,
these shy but rich specimens, as rare as
they are wonderful, look few indeed.
Their perfection Is offset by an eqoally
pronounced uglinoss on the part of the
many, and young womanhood changes
into faded middle-age sooner than with
US, which Is saying a great deal. Never
thelessi the graceful lace mantilla which
Is yet almost universally worn IN tho
street, but which, unfortunately, Is be-
ginning to give way 10 the ugly stiffness
OF the French hat and bonnet, give 10
many plain face such soft aud efle ).
tive background that one brings back
from walk only q piquant anu ploas.
ing impression. II the Mexican women