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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22
OUR UNDERWEAR.

All, here is where We shine.
Here is the place that we can
show two lines for every one
shown by any other house in
town. Show us the house that
shows two lines of fancy bal
briggan underwear at 75c a
sui four lines both fancy and
white at 81. and innumerable
lines at Sl.5O, 81 and $3.50 a
suit, and then we will confess
that we are beaten. Also, light
weight cashmere, merino, cam
els hair and Others that lack of
space and time prevents US
from enumerating. All we can
sav is. Come and see us, and
if YOU don't go away with a
supply of clothes for 1890 it
will be because you are broke
and haven the money 10 pay
for it.
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But the Younger Is Len.

NEW YbRK, Aug. 2L-A Washington
special to the Brooklyn Eagle says on &C
count Of the deficiency in the appropria
ton It becomes necessary TO reduce the
force Of clerks at all the pension agencies
throughout the country. Several discharges
were made at the agency here to-day, and
the FIRST name among the removals wa
that Of Miss Tanner. the eldest daughter oi
the corporal She was appointed over a
year ago under Commissioner Black. and
should not be mistaken for the younger
daughter, who is the pension commission
sr's private secretary.
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Trotttng and Pacing.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, N Y. Aug. q AT
tendance 5000, weather warm, track in
good condition.
Class 2:2O-MocEing Bird first, Geneva 5.
second. Grsylight third, Pennant fourth.
Best time 2:l75S.
Glass PA Purse So, ,O0O-AlertOn fret, Au-
bine second Yorktown Belle third, Geneva
fourth. Best time 2:1s16.
Pacing 2sl7-Ed AnnOn 6rsf, VIM. SlDgey
second, Doctor NJ third, the other ruled
out and dIstanced. Best time 2:165s.
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nInrris Park Races.

WEsTcHEsTER, n. Y, Aug. 2O--At-
tendance, 5000. track in splendid condi-
ton.
Three foDrths of a mile-GIemmound
won in l:165S, Sunlight second, Bradford
third.
One miIe-Wilfred won in "a, Young
Duke second, Bridgelight third.
Three-fourths OF q mile-Gramercy won
in l:l55S, JeTsey Pat second KING Own
third.
One mile and an eigbth-BTother Ban
won in 1855, Elyton second, Niagara third.
One mile and q Observation-Disclosures won
in 1:5lx, CaTtese second, Joe Courtney
third.
Seyen-eighths of q mile-Nivid won In
1.29, Buckstode second, Miracle third.
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To Navigate the water. Of Nicaragua.

DENVER Col. Aug. 21.-Certifcates OF
Incorporation were yesterday filed with the
secretary of state Of Colorado and the
recorder of Arapaho7 county Of the Nicar.
aqua Mail Steam Navigation and Trading
company. Its capital stock is $500, 900. and
its object. among others. is the establish
ment and operation Of q steamship line on
the River San Juan, the Lake Of Nicsr.
agus, the Port OF san Juan, Del Norte and
all the inland wsters Of the Republic of
Nicaragua and elsewhere Its board OF d.
rectors for the first year are George n.
Robinson. Joseph ID. Mitnoz, Albert o.
Cheney, Charles Y. Villas and John T..
SproulL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

Providence, Ii /, 4.0 - - The
Waukegsn Cotton Goods mills, L. l.. Taft,
treasurer, suspended payment to-day. The
failure is connected with the disaster that
Oyercame Lewis Bros. The mills were
reported to be in with the Manville skaters
TO the amount of n million. and their cred
itoTs have been coming down on them.
The Waukegan cOmpsDy's liabilities are
ing 10 the cOmpany's figuring, at two
millions. The failure is directly due to that
of Lewis Bros. The Nottingham mills will
also suspend. The Thornton Worsted
mills went under TO day. Their trouble is
caused by the failure of Brown, Steese X
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Bud Renaud on Trial.

PURvIs, Miss, Aug. 2L-Bud Renaud
went TO trial to-day. He pleaded not guilty
and the examination of witnesses was then
begun. SO far the testimony fails to con-
meet Remand with the prize fight in Miss
issippi.
The grand jury made its final report and
WAS discharged, after having found twenty.
eight true bills and examined eighty five
witnesses. This carried out the prediction
made some days ago. that neither Rich,
Capt Jameson. Supt Tyler nor Manager
Carroll. Of the Queen & Crescent, would be
indicted. The district attorney says be
will keep up the hunt and that the grand
jury OF the regular term will take up the
pTIzF fight cases.
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Failure in The Iron Trade.

RE AIDING, Pa, Aug. 2I-1his afternoon
the Keystone Furnace Company, which
operates two large furnaces here with ca
pacity of 45O tons per week, made aD as
signment for the benefit of their creditors.
The president of the company, Il. BushODg,
attributes the failure 20 dullness in the iron
trade. The assets of the company COM
prise two furnace and some land, PROB
ably worth altogether 100000. Mort
cages are recorded against the company
amounting 10 S1S0, 900, and the floating oh
legations, some OF which mature to NOR
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Fatal Gasoline Explosion.

PITTsBURe, Aug. IA gasoline still
at the oil refinery Of A. ID. Miller & Son,
Allegheny City, exploded this morning
with a trightful noise. The entire plant
Immediately caught fire and was rapidly
destroyed. Thornton Miller, the engineer,
is missing, and it is probable he perished
in the flames, and Perry Herich, Welsh
man, was blown many feet and is badly
burned and bruised. The loss is at least
S225 600
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 2L-HOme Secretary
Matthews has been in consultation with
John W. Addison, the leading counsel for
the prosecution in tbs trial of Mrs. May
brick.
Mrs Maybrick is sinking Her appear
ance is 80 changed that her mother hardl y
recognized her. The delay in granting
The expected reprieye has caused her
friends 10 almost give up hone.
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North Dakota RepubIIraps-

FARGO, n. D., Aug. 2l.-The first party
state convention ever held in North DakO-
Ia met in this city to-day. The republican
politicians have been gathering for several
days and the city is crowded. Previous to
the work of the convention the republicans
met yesterday and organized a state
league, under the rules of the national re-
publican league. In the convention hall
Tor the use of the chairman was a memor-
lel of Gen. Grant, being the chair in which
the great commander sat at AppOmattON
Wnen be signed the papers for Gen. Lees
surrender. The chairman OF the state com
mittee. Gen. Allen, called the convention
TO order this afternoon and made a speech
eounseltnR harmony and the adoption of
broad platform. The convention then or
ganized and adjourned until evening.
The committee on credentials not having
hnlshed its work, the convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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In the Forty-third Round.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 21.-A fight 70 n
finish, QueensbuTy rules, for a purse Of
$500, took place at the Southern Cali
forDia Athletic club last night between Joe
Ellingsworth, OF New York. and Denny
kelliher, Of Boston. Ellingswortb wss
knocked out In the forty-third round by a
blow on the neck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

SARATOGA. Aug. 2l.-The weather was
sultry today ana the track fast
Eleven-sixteenths of a mile-Pearl Set
won in I:1O4, Mr.. Pelham second, Milton
third.
Three-fourths of q mile-The Lion won
in 1916, Clarion second, Brazil third.
One mile and q sixteeuth-Cassius won
In las, Ovid second, Royal Garter third.
Three-fourths of q mile-Bohemian won
won in Il7A, MelOdrams second, Ames
third
One mile and seventy yards-MGid Oi
Orleans won in 1:47lf, Sam ID third, Sham
rock third.
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wa.hingtonian. s,tn At WORK.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Aug 2l.-The article
on school lsnds adopted to-day provided
that they be sold ss specified in the en-
aoling set At not less than $40 an acre, to
the highest bidder. There was q struggle
all day over the tide land question, and
two propositions were sdorted and re-
ferred 20 tbs committee; one confirming the
United States patents covering tide lands,
the other the sovereignty and Ownership OF
the state Of all tide lsnde
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

ALBANY, Aug. 21-wiIIiam +. Howe
appeared before Gov. Hill this morning
and made an argument upon his spplica-
ton for executive elemency for Charles
Gelbin, James Nolan and John Lewis,
three of the FIVE murderers now confined
in the tOmbs at New York waiting execu-
tion Friday. At the conclusion of the
argument the governor said he would
grant GelbIn q respite for sixty days. The
applications of Nolan and Lewis were de-
MI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22
Collar on Fire.

BLooNIxsToN, III. Aug. 2L-The -four
ishing city Of COlfax, this county, twenty
miles northeast, is in flames. and il is be-
Iieved il will be entirely destroyed Bloom
ingtou hiss been telegrsphed asking for aid
from the IRE department No particulars
srs likely TO be obtained for some time.
At2 O'Clock the fire was nDder control.
The total loss will reach $4,000 Several
of the largest stores in the town were des-
traved
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Ionkinr faraTIn Rnr

making every effort to ascertain 10 Whist
point Martin Burke shipped the tin box
which he had bermsticslly sealed two days
after the CrOnin murder. Herman KlahTe,
the tinsmith, has positively identified Burke
a. the man who brought him the box.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

MERIDAs, Miss. Aug. 2L-It is re-
ported that . negro named Sherman Lewis,
residing near Luccslena, was hanged by
unknown men last Monday night He was
found Tuesday morning banging 10 q limb
with a placard on bis breast bearing the
words, eHe pleaded guilty % the charge. -
IL is thought be acknowledged having
committed an assault on 3 white lady who
he Afterwards threw into a well, and il was
for this crime be met death.
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EmpIores the Victims.

ELNIRA, n. Y, Aug. 2L-A bad wreck
occurred o n the Erie road at Big Flats last
night. Two freight trains collided and a
flagman was sent back to stop the passen-
ger train. He failed to obey orders and a
collision was the result Two engines and
nearly a dozen cars were burned. Engi-
neer Andrew Wallace and Fireman Charles
Kimhall were fatally sca.ded- A man
named Woodhall and several passengers
Were slightly iniured.
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WANT A GOVERNMENT.
The People IN oklahoma Ask for the Pro
lection Of the Law.

The People IN oklahoma Ask for the Pro-
lection of the Law.
GUTHRIE, 1. T, Aug 2l.-In the terri
tOrial convention to-day Horace Speed, of
Guthrie, presented a memorial to be pre-
sented TO the United States congress. II
claims that Indian territory Is as thiekly
settled as the average OF the states in the
union and prays for similar protection. At
present there is no legal provision for the
construction OF maintenance Of public
works Of any kind, not even for public
schools, or for leyying taxes for any puT-
poses whatever. There is no means by
which crimes may be punished, unless
they be against the United States laws
The memorial prays congress 10 remedy
this unfortunate state OF affairs, The
memorial was laid over until tomorrow.
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Custer County democrats.

MILES CITY, Aug. 21.-lSpeclal ts the
Independent THE democratic convention
for the nomination of delegates TO the Ana
conds convention met to-day at 2 O'Clock
and named the following delegates: w.
E. erett, Tom Alexander, of Forsyth
John Fairchild, J. Bosenskf W. II. Bull
lard, and c. Il. Middleton. of Miles City
A resolution was passed instructing the
delegates 70, if possible, fix for a judicial
distri ct convention; il not possible, to act
with the other counties in nominating a
candidate for judge. The primaries will
be held on the 24th. the county convention
on the S0th.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

LONDON. Aug. 2L-Advices from Apia
report the return TO Samoa Of ex-King Nal
etos and Others. he was warmly vel
coined By the natives and his own flag was
hoisted- King MatsAta also greeted Nal.
etoa with cordiAIity. The German consul
informed Maletoe that he was at liberty e
DO as he pleased.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 2I.-Richard Hanlap,
well known figure at the French pool
rooms At the Coney Island race track. was
shot and probably fatally wounded this
morning IN front Of his residence on Wesi
forty-Second street by John McCue, !
boarder In the house whom he had ordered
70 leave The murderer was arrested.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

BosToS. Aug. 2I.-Horace Seaver, editor
of the Investigator. died here this after
noon, aged 75 He was strong anti-slav-
cry man and was 4 warm friend OF Wen
dell Phillips, Parker Pillsbury and VIII
liam Lloyd Garrison. At the funeral Sun
dsy in Paine Memorial ball sn euIOgy will
be pronounced BY Robert G. lngersoll.
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MI FIack,.Turn Now.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l-Sheriff Flack's
wife to-day took steps towards divorce
proceeding. against her husband. The
divorce to her, and of which she said she
had no knowledge, was recently annulled
against the protest Of her husband.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l-Among those who
sailed for Europe this afternoon are Coils
P. Huntington and wife on the Teutonic,
ParsOn Davies and Peter jackson, the
colored Australian pugilist, on the City Of
Rone
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Th. excitement K,IIed Him

SoSoMA, Cal, Aug. 2I.-Fire broke out
here st ii O'Clock last night and a large
part Of the business portion Of the town
was burned. During the progress Of the
fire, +. Dlhring, q prominent merchant,
dropped dead from excitement
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-22
strike of The Dock Lahorer..

LONDON, Aug. 2L-The strike of the
dock laborers is spreading. One
thousand men on the Commercial
docks joined the strikers to-day. The 60
cialists are trying 10 lead the movement,
a red flag being displayed and thirty
thousand dockMen marched through the
city to-day. They were orderly.
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uh,c.ro wan,s,h. Pr,x.

CHICAso, Aug. 2I.-Msyor Creiger to-
day addressed formal letter to Gov. Fifer,
asking him to call q special session of the
Illinois legislature to take action towards
securing the location of the Worlds Fair
AT ChfcagO in 1892
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These Are Exempt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l-The president,
upon recommendation Of the civil service
commission. has approved an amendment
to the rule governing the railway mail ser
Vice excepting from examination clerks
employed exclusively on steamboats,
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Florida and Her Sire.

Florida, winner OF the Moulton stakes al
Butte yesterday, is the property of Hervey
Barbour and I. ii. Kleinschmidtof of this city.
Florida is a black hlly, two wears old, by
Montana Wilkes, dam Alberta by Noah
Armstrong; DOneaster. The young
mares performance on the Butte course
commands more than ordinary notice. The
time, 2:4S, is especially fast and his owners
were exultant yesterday, the more so be
cause they are owners of her sire, Montana
Wilkes, which they purchased last spring
from Mr.. Armstrong; Doncaster ranch at
Twin Bridges, where the great Spokane
was foaled. Montana Wilkes comes of q
noble family in the equine circle,
his sire being Red Wilkes, full
brother to Prince Wilkes, who
was recently sold to Buenos Ayres breed
ers for $4,000. Mr.. Kleinschmidt yester
took Montana Wilkes out for a drive for
the first time and he says the horse went
a mile in 2:30. The owners of the stallion
expect great things from his get, and
would not part with him now for 8 good
deal. The dam of Montana Wilkes, who is
years old, is Eva by Lumber. DOncaster,
who is the sire of Alberta, the dam Of
Florida, is also the,sire of Lady Don, who
has a record of 2:27.
The performances of BrOadehurch at
Deer Lodge and Butte in b ndiIy winning
the Hotel stakes and West Side Derby gives
substance 20 the prediction made month
agO IN the INDEPENDENT that Mr.. By bees
2-year old lie the winner of the Helena
Derby.
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Resdr Tor the Wafer

hse reached the navy department to the
effect that the new cruiser Philadelphia
win be launched at Cramps works. PhiIa-
delyhia, Saturday.
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ROME Ga, Aug. 21.-During the session
Of the Grand LodEe Of the Independent
OrieF OF Odd Fellows here to-day Col.
AdOlpb Brandt, while opposing q resolu-
ton, fell dead In the hall frum an attack Of
ApOpiexy.
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PITTsBUBs, Aug. 21--Articles of agree
ment have been signed between TesmeT
and Gsudaur for = four mile scul race for
$1,000 slde ct MeKeespOrt. Pa, Septem-
Der Il.
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rHE BABIEs LOSE AeAIy.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 21--Beckley's home
run in the eighth to-day gave Pittsburg its
third consecutive victory over Cleveland
The infants made seven hits. the best ex-
hibition Of fatfing on their part since they
pounded Madden for tventy-seven bases
In the last Boston series. ScOre-Cleve-
land, 5; PirsbGrg, 8. The batteries were
IOr Cleveland. Gruber and thinner. for
Pittsburg, CALVIN and Carroll
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PHILADFLPHIA, Aug. 21--PhilsdeIphis
had close call in to-day's game with
Washington and only won in the ninth
inning when they developed quite bat
ting streak and knocked out three runs
ScOre-Phhadelphia, IL; Washington. 8
The batteries were for Philadelphia. San
ders and Clements, for Washington, Fer
son and Mack.
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LONDON. Aug. 2l.-At the Stockton
meeting the great northern 81. Ledger was
won by Pingon.
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teries were for Boston. Clarkson and Ben
nett; for New York. Game and Ewing.
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Good sport at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2I.-To-day was the
third of the Northwestern Breeders assO-
citation trotting meeting at Washington
Park. The weather was perfect, the track
fast, attendance 5000. The event of the
day was the attempt of the sensational
young Iowsn stallion, AxteIl, to beat his
own record # 2:I4s4. After several WARM
ing up heat, he was given his trial, but
failed Of the coveted honor, making a mile
in 2:l54. The quarters were as follows:
First quarter, S2s1; half, 1:O59{; three
quarters, lao.
Between the heats of the regular events
the pacing mare Lady Elgin was sent TO
beat 2:2I, and AZ the first attempt paced a
mile in 2:2O54; then she paced another mile
20 beat that time, and turned the track in
2:2OIs.
Northwestern stake, PIG class-Lady
Bullion first, Seymour Belle second, June
mont third, Kit Curry fourth. Best time
2:1SS<.
Three-yesr-old stakes. mile heats, two In
three-Optimist first, Dora COssack second,
Tribute third. Best time, 2:2SS<.
Class 2-29-PRssenger Boy hrst. Magma
Wilkes second. Regulator third, Virginia
Evans fourth Best time, 2:24.
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At Cincinnati-CincinnRti,s y; Columbus s.
AT Kansas City-Kansas City, 8; Bslti-
more. d
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INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 21.-Chlcago hit
Young Rusie hard and at the the right
time o day, and had no trouble In batting
vut 3 victory. Score-IndlaDapOlis, &;
Chicago, u The batteries were for In
dianapOlis. Rusie, DAILY and SOmmers; for
Chicago, Dwyer and Farrell
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Boston, Aug 21.-BostOn had another
easy victory over New York to-day, bat
ting hard and earning six Of their ten runs
Score-BOstOn, 10; New York, (. The bat
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-27
An 0verFaithfuI Guard.

An amusing incident occurred at
Edison's lab oratory at Llewellyn Park,
N. J.. SOME days ago. A young man
was engaged as doorkeeper for Mr.. Edi-
sons sanctum sanctorum-the den, as he
calls it-with instructions to admit no
one without first sending in his card
The young man had never seen Mr.. Edi-
son, and when SNouchy-looking, shah
bilv dressed man tried towalk in, he OPP
posed him with request fer his card.
!Oh, that's all right, was the response.
"But it isn't all right. You can't
come in here without a,card."
"Oh, yes, can" was the reply, and
the man tried to brush by, but the
Jealous young doorkeeper took him by
the shoulder, and was proceeding to eject
him. when one of the clerks, who had
been an amused witness of the scene,
called out in half whisper: "You fool,
that's Mr.. Edison" whereat the Young
man collapsed. Mr.. Edison had greatly
| enioyed the occurrence, and patted the
younq fellow on the back, saying; 81
guess it's my turn to say that's all
right, '"-Nep YORK. 1riburaH.
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How the Coreans Mourn.

The Coreans go into very extensive
mourning for their friends. They hide
their faces from the public gaze and dress
in sackcloth. Their mourning costume
is not at all picturesque, but it is curious.
The hat, stiff with starch, is of coarse
hemp cloth and resembles somewhat an
inverted bowl or old-fashioned soup
tureen. Under the hat is worn a head
band and a cap. The hat, the cap and
the head band are worn together the day
of the death, at the funeral and at the
expiration of the first and second years
of mourning. At other times during the
mourning period the head band alone is
worn. The mourning robe is made of a
coarse hemp cloth similar to that of which
the hat and screen are made, but with ex
tremely large meshes. The back is a
wide straight piece, two cores extend
from the armpits down and the front is a
straight piece and gore. 1t has a roll
ing collar three feet long and sleeves
eighteen inches wide, cut square. The
The robes are of yellowish- brown and
white in color, and at the bottom they
measure nine and one-half feet in circum-
ference. Over this is worn robe of
finer quality and slashed up at the Sides
The sleeves are wider also. After the
death of father a girdle of hemp rope is
worn. If it is mother that is dead a
hemp cloth sash is worn. A variety of
hats are worn for mourning. A screen
hemp cloth is always held in front of the
face by a mourner. 1t is considered a
great offense to look into the face of a
mourner. Before missionaries were per-
mitted in Corea they used to steal into
the country by Disgusting themselves as
mourners.-W Washington Star.