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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

LImoN, April 9s,-in an interview
with anOwpnpg representative Peter
Rabson, third mate " tho teamhap
Danmarls, related tho circumstances OF
the loaA Of that vessel, Her engines, he
stated, broke down on April while the
vessel waa 100 miles from Newfoundland,
Engineer Kaaa was found dead ON the
floor OF tho engine room and the cause
OF tho accident could not be asoerlalned,
On AIril the Danmarlt was spoken by
the Missouri which tOwed the Danmark
until April O., "1he Danmark was then
settling down." Rabaen states, "and we
aslsed tho Missouri 10 take our paaaen'
gers, The Missouri, as aho was loaded,
had room for only twenty additional
pemona, but she ietliaoned her cargo and
look ua all on board-8OO OF ua-landlng
ua at Azores, She then proceeded for
philadelphia, taking $40 OF the paalen-
gem bOaidea the captain and sailors,
Three OF the engineers proceeded 20
London ON board the Domerara steamer,
The ilmt and second mates are mlll At
Azores and the remaining pamengeld
and forty-twO sailors sailed for Lisbon
on the steamer AeOr,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
THE GREAT BALL.'
The -Four Hundred and the
Other Few Thousands,
VIA THE TWO ELEMENTS uAsHi

The nearlrendinR rale of mr Ward he'
Aisier-The Autoorats Among he Mau'
r-wy There Won't ne 50 Much
EEelusiyeHass After An,
Qarlhaldi, once addressing q mob that
could not would not o. did not wish 70 IN
derlani hla utlaanoa lissal out tho word
UCanalllaw That they should AN DISTINCTLY
hear this expression Ot iufinlta contempt he
paeedunanidown ihapatfOrm and Ia voice
broken hy reckless fury ha hurled a. them
again and nghiu tho defiance contained IN
dat opo word "canallle"
However rhWlrIo THE may have Nrpu 10
had huIoIU rlng Aurruvw 10 mpHnl tpwp
ding where hp wHa,
Hut ID dos not moan much lH thn United
RlaieA Tho word has bnen usai q great dead
Ia York city Of lale-usei Ia connection win
tho coming centennial celebration II has
not men fhglalei 900 bu.Waau ulnlehed teeth,
hut haa llpg0nl un tho air In q quito audible
muiTHur
Wln, 'ho rulImrn wan Hs..lu.s the
management % tlu centennial b1ll first he-
gan their preparations fur tho eveul lhey had
la their minds Is shnduvy ldna chat they
would make 10 an gilnlr Of considerable eA'
cudyoncs Many ot tho gentlemen on the
hall committee qlu dH5cendenf " llul-
iandeIa, With Hs many cunaonluis ~
yoWes Ia their names 10 b therefore
emineutly GttIHg and proper that men with
this olnIm a. distinction should b. tho grand
moguIa IN thu management pi tho celebration
0f thp centenary Or tho inauguration ui tho
lnt president ot tho United States George
Wnrl.nTfnn liut Instead 0f entering into
tho HpIpt Ut tho celebration by display lug
democratic qualities Tor tho nonce, tho auto
orntio rulburles Of each individual manager
uv lubulug 10 tho surface in surprising
fashion, hence fierce dlssonsIunsi bnncn unt a
little WdCTiWdcl mud HllngIuE hence lhe
murmWapi "Can4Illo' on tho ono blle uul
tho H0 called o8ulIllpH calm rulurt, "Whu Hro
you, gentlemen" h1nCl thn uub0uuded
amusement Of WusIbb men, hUuu lbe die
satisfaction manifested ln all quarters
Hence, allan, Ih1 forced rDlHnnllUn from
tho committee Of Nr Ward MaAl..t'ar, do.
fond nnd pl1t laureate ol tho -Four Hun
drcl, director Of caterers, AorBh and iuuc'
touafs0 0i lcHor lcgva, aud rrand fpps1'
man of thH American ar. Ht0cr'Fi who, after
Hll, LHaHn u0ro wluh'Y than any NJ hii
follow mWuH hUI dHgpHr dole, no hn5
luon doprOy.dot ono of hIa pruuda.t titles
mrHa.rU, Che centennial b1'l NE lUl0nl.
d uut rI.s centennial b1.l MUIu nn hll
m1 r wu.s Tho culmInIllu o. bHl.a d.,
bus DfurI ybo very uHpl1u1 U, h. tower,
lng monument ot fame which Hn M" uargl
Into tho.HuIauf ueh prNlg.o1 palms, end
10 have tbl hllHlIU hup' wtllua'Y dashed
10 tho cold, cold ground nnl bIa international
reputation m 70 ucnlul hgll uu1usn' ro'
moro'wly and .rHwuh'g b"u."NI ID
go, lhsm0u o 20 fnru uA'Hs 'HlH &. lho
cold surface u. u pNU Wnug fuguf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
THEY WANT East ST. LOUIS.
4 Lot Of People whe are Oraspng for Niss
IIllIman'a 100 Acres.

ANN fhfA'HH
PITTmURd, April 9e.-Thore Is IN
estate la 81, Clair county, lla,, just
across tho river from 50. Louis, known
~ tho Hannah Hllman estate, and Ia
estimated valuo IN Sl70OO,0O0, About
fifty persons claim 10 bo hGlra 10 tho big
fortune, many OF whom reside In Pltta-
burg, Allegheny City, McKcoapOrt,
Monongahola City and Rochester, The
hoim In Pittaburg and the neighborhood
have formed AN organization, oaiablahed
q fund and retained lawyers TO represent
thom, aud propose 10 take immodido
stops 10 provo their claim with view OF
gaining pOWcsalon OF tho estate,
Hannah Hillman, q maiden lady, ng0d
40 years, died ntNtAtO In tho year 1929,
Her estate consisted OF about 100 acrN
OF ground IN 50, Clair county, llla, op'
polIto S. Louis. Tho property has been
improved from year 10 year, The
ground NJ now occupied by railroads,
machine shops and many bloClta Of yalu'
able buildings, Tho hoim soy the Occu-
pantA OF tho estate have no dcodg, but
hold possession through tax 6tlH, and
desire qutclaim dooda, They say that
the estate never reverted 10 the righlful
heirs through the action Of Mrs, Sallie
Vandogrilt, ono Of tho hoiru, who died on
March 0, AZ the time Of tho death Of
Hannah Tlillman the estate passed into
the hands Of her father, James llillman,
who died thrcO yoam aftorward, whom
Mm. Vandogrift, they say, received
power Of attorney, and from that 10 the
day Of her death Aio successfully defeat.
ed all elTorta made by the other heirs Ia
have tho estate divided.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A Scrap Of Papor sayos Her Lifo.

II was just an ordinary scrap of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved her life. She
was in the last stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was incura-
bic and could live only o short time;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On n piece Of wrapping paper she read
of DR. Kings New Discovery, and got u
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
u large bottle, IL helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
continued It's use and iB now strong,
healthy, rosy plump, weighing li0
pounds. For further particulars send
stamp to W. II. Cole druggist, Fort
Smith Trial bottles Of this wonderful
discovery free ~ Durbin, Wright u
Co.'S. drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

This Is what you ought TO have, In
fact, you must have have II, 10 fully en-.
Joy life. Thousands are searching for
II daily, aud mourning because they
find it not. Thousands upon thousands
Of dollars ore spent annually by our
people IN the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet 10 may be had by
al. Weguarantee that Electric litteB
" used according TO directions aud the
use persisted IN, will bring You good
digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia
and install instead 0upepsy We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
aud oil diseases Of liver stomach and
kidneys. Sold nc 505. and @i per bottle
by Durbiu, Wright u Co., druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

What shall b1 done with tho trampl No
n 0Sod upon us, with many other OWLS Of
tho old comnirt OWLS from which now and
comparatively Nmn' commonwealth are
free. The wisdom VI lpgiFlntomclunot draft
q law that win no, work hard.alp % indlyid.
mls, for thsro aro occasions whom tho most
honest aud pduNr.oul may bo compelled 10
Wl charity Quito recently n Now York
paper fllod columns with eloquent donuncia-
tious OF somo Connecticut local authorities
who put a stranded Now Yorkor IN
jail for agldng for food, aud yet tho
"tramp lRwn Of Connecticut Is not at all
harsh. Tho trouble Ia, ns tho Hon. John
Pottlt, OF indiana, onoO suited II 10 n rural
magistrate there, 1.-THE legislature took II
for granted tho act would bi administered
by GoaGhlo men, and not by dash dashed
fools" This Is tho gist of IL Tho states
must have "tromp laws" sovoro laws, too,
and trust tho people to oloct sensible magis-
tratcl Cases Of harshncss and injustice win
occur, as under other laws, but the people
must huvomoro efficient protection than now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Dui. without trn,orurntl One HnHnorahlo
deaao' tIt rauautaul havn hruH. NO about
thorrHlt. trHr,rH tu lg thnt tlu l4ll viii
ngt '1 unh nwn.nuH'v r.r'n.u1 affair
nfirnl I Iur. N vIU N5 rmi. n c0gme.
po'I.n n.HrHHIutprun.. I.. Q. Erta ar6
nll H....I o.. nu. unI o., everybody
Vhu .... LIN i..IIHHfIrt f1 .upHI ..l No apnrp
ha. ...uu. ff..I. Hll #uI 500 T.urp viii
hll. .l..Iu..uu.Hu ut ,Uar.Htrnnlal
bali . r... r MI. u. pu lumra.
f.u .u .. ......r TH uHr Hun.
dr.l I'd u.r H . A, nH... nlthungh
uur U.U H.... |... ... of thpm
wUIHl.rnfa.r.,.. uat ua ma Iority
oftlHn U.up .. ,I.. committee, glcm.olvca
that ,u.Nus l..rrUHaG Ior On, president
of th, UHIrl DfarHnnl o'Hor uraat official
parango. la o., unaHt ll.g wil hayo b.
but imam nupwr.na,
Irwin b, nIprut.ur o. uh.,ryo tho mex
pnmahl, nauwr and Enc emulation OF
nlpirb mnrtyrtun which tho mou,lcra of tho
-Four Hundred viii douhnr.g pHt on whom
Actually brought Into rlun contact with
several thouWnlaof tho malmit'ol, u will
bc mpro interesting tpohn,yn Che lgnguid In.
difference 10 tho itlncao, taoultm exclusives
which thpoyrlulpl plobnpng wIll undoubtedly
affect. Fancy Miss uorlng, Van pcnskli,
Tho descendant .I ans number O, upunllng
old l.niclwluc.ofs tho rUlUrn 90. whose
cyo 30 u4 cola n Ap lIght Of ma Arctic
moua, Gao pounol who.n hclh ia On uublicl
rcgal, the ylrg swish ug wan.a dnnt,,y Dor.
fuuanars wcma'o riyca w9rnng or tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
FoRflaN AfFAlHe.



LONDON, April e2 IN spite Of the
asssrtions OF Do German llinin relief
committee 10 the contrary there IL .
widespread belief Ia Barlin that d.
Peters will make no attempt 20 reach
llmin Pasha, " is thought that he will
gradually defect his course 80 that he
viii mias meeting with the philnn'
thr0pnal adyentafer and tho suspiGiOn
is rapidly growing that tho GhIet object
Of tho expedition a tn extend German
influence Ia the lake region, tho mOs
fruitful part Of tho southern portion N
Africa From all that h known OF
fmmh present position II "a learn ed thai
he Is ia nOneel OF assistance whatsoever.
and expeditions 10 reapueh him arc merely
suhterlugea tO cover up the real objects
Of their prOmptofs'
lhe Parts Exposition,
The arrangements for tho official open
lng OF tho Paris exposition are now com
plrte, The 0pcnng ceremonies will bf
very simple, hut the decoration OF the
RlreetA ana buildings will be very elabO
WtN, There viii b u plentiful display
Ol bunting nnd music galore and the
iIuHW aud officials in tho prOrHlai0n
pUmis,r tO be enormous, The uiliGial
OF tho exhibition alone are u ANAL army
In themselves and these perannagm will
form appointment feature OF tho pageant
Tho exhibition lottery loan iA already
Oyer-mhBGHhOd NO that there will bo no
lack Of funds " carry out the programme
laid down,
Young nismsTk's Love Failure,
II is aHeorted that the recent business Ol
Count Herbert liiRmark ~ England
which waa OstGnahly Ia the pumuit Of D
political mission, was really made for IN,
purpose Of fruOllfyng his hopes Of mar
iying relative " the Marquis OF Lon
dondoTry, resulted la q complete iallnr
and that the engagement Ia on,
Surprising the Natives
Although there were no EngliRh pas
scngom ON board tho Danmark public
interest In the fate Of those on board that
unfortunate vessel hnR been Intense here.
At 7lHO o'clock Sunday evening the AZ
tgn0un papers got out extras containing
fpeCiul dispatches announcing the safety
OF tho DanmrrkH puWenga aud crew
and their sale wW enormous Bullotlnt
were displayed Ia front Of the yariout
newspaper offices and tho crowds which
surrounded Them blocked tho streets
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25


jail very many, " Ia 10 bo feared, quarter
themselves on tho wrotchcd women whom
thoy abandoned in tho spring, and still worry
largo numbor worry through tho season on
tho road. Sometimes they form n combine
tion and practically subiugate district.
Ono phaso Of this Ia Of recent growth. II
consists In tho formation OF a species Of Out.
law camps In secluded spots along tho groat
RAILWAY lines, from which bases foraglng OK
petitions aro mndo into Tho surrounding
country. Tho banded vagnbonds steal rail-
road uos, and build comfortable hut In
which % live nnd sleep ovora IRE Of cotton
woste phnderod from The freight cars on tho
truck, they cook tho fowls, vegetables and
other proyen1or collected NJ tho expense Of
tho farmers q tho noighborhood An this IN
very comfortable and ldylllc, but tho patience
Of tho country people becomes finally OK
hnusted, aud tle failrond companies, finding
their property wrecked and pilloged, 70 on
tho wor path. Detectives and constables
swoop down upon tho camps, nud Us occu-
pontgnro dragged on TO do hnrsh ponunco no
oording to law. Tho porrsylyahia Railroad
company has recently organized aregulnr sys-
tom Of hunting down these iclows, and the
annexed engraving Grom Frank Lesllos) pic.
lures Che descent upon cunp on thut limo
noar Halfway n, ~ .-............s. X.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Mhnt OF iho Mononrnhcln2

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Sunday
Herald says; The non-aTlval of the
Monangahcla nj Samoa hA caused con.
siderable unoaSincN In navy circles, The
ship has now been ont over sixty days
and no word of her arrival has been 10.
oCivod, Tho Mononghcln left San Fran
cisco Feb, rs loaded with stores, and IN
addition carried q large dcol, lond Of coal
for use Of the ilcct now unfortunately de
sroyed, The distance from San Fran.
cisco 10 Apia rs 4 200 miles, and with fa'
yomblo winds, such ms prevail at this
season, she ought 10 mako the voyage In
AZ least forty days, Under date oC April
lG % Cublogram was received from Lieut.
Wilson, 40 Auklmd, announcing that hC
had chartered % vessel 10 carry tho ship
wrecked mon 10 San Francisco, butnoth-
Ing was Gdd Of tho M0uongahcu A
number of naval officers wore Gron lasi
night and wero Of the opinion that the
ship, seeing the approach of tho storm,
stood OF from tho land and went 10 sea,
There can bo no question but that tho
ship WIS In the trnok Of the hurricane
and when tho gale oNmo on was Ia the VII
Cinity OF Samoa, Tho condition Of the
Monongahcla is none OF the best, and II
Is this fact that causes 80 much anxiety
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
surprlslng lhe Nnliyea,
A MopERN ROBINSON eRusoE.
a sailor Found on an Island where He
HAD iieen Leit by Ills ahipmntes,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 80, Tho British
bark Wandering Minstrel which sailed
from Honolulu Dee 10, 1897, has been
heard from, She WW wrecked 40 the
midway bland Jan o, 1888, and the crew
found On the island q man named
0oOrgcnBrn, who bad belonged " the
schooner General Slrgol which hNd boon
wrecked There fOmo time before, lie
had been lclt on the island by His ship
mates bCcnuo they suspected him al
foul play iu connection with the dcou
Of two Of the siugulH crow, On oct {
Mate John Cameron, 70 Chinese hoy, and
GcorgCnsCn lnlt ,u AN open bolt ioi
Honolulu A seaman died ON the ISLAND
and one during lh0 p1 ago 90 Honolulu
During the fourteen months foiourn on
the islands lht Cns'pwnW mhWHtcd on
aa birds and lIFh, and they wore almost
starved when taken OH Capt Walker
Of The minstrel decided several tmo e
shoot Gcorgomon u sclf.prolcction, but
wng persuaded moi o. by hH wife, A
naval court Of inquiry ut Honolulu hn,
acquitted Capt Waller Of all blame loi
the disaster 10 the bark the wreck being
caused boa furious storm driving the
vessel URhplu while in hnfbOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
THE GOOD SHIP MISSOURI
REseuGsTHC PAssENeGRsA AND GREW
oFTHE llL-FATEp pANMARk,

Over Three Hundred nf the Passengers
Nav pp rl,plr Way 10 Philadelphia
The Remainder sail for Lisbon-'rhe
Third Mats Of the DanmeTif Relates
ne Circumstance Of tho Loss OF the
Vessel,
NEw YoEE April 90, The agents OF
the steamer Danmark received the fol-
lowing cablegnm from Lisbon yesterday
afternoons "Passenger and crew OF
steamship pmmWk landed At the
Azores Three hundred and forty Of the
passenger arc ON steamer Missouri
bound for Philadelphia Rest to follow by
the next steamer"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

NEW York, April 80, Five steamships
landed 3,2DS stoerago passengers NJ Castle
garden, The Rhaotla from Hamburg
brought 40, the Noordland from Ant
werp 1915, tho Persian Monarch from
London 1870, IAi3retange from Havro 600,
and Btruria from Liverpool 740, Thirty
five Arabs and Gneelss were detained nj
the garden ~ pauper8.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
On win IIrr IIughnOd'g Hionr,,

YouNorowN, April 92, Michael Sui
liyan, proprietor ola Wloou nou the fair
grounds, ippuFlcd 10 tho police last night
that hIs wife Rose Sullivan hW disap.
pcarcd, taking 500 which he had Bocrctcd
In the house. Tho officers traced her 10
Sharon, where she purchased O tigkct for
Erie, aud q message waa sent ~ the Erie
police 10 arrest and hold her until IN Of
llCpf nrriy,d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

NEW YoGK, April %, "A special TO The
World from Colon says that President
Nuneg has published letter In which he
declares that Colombia win not renew
the DelSosseps concession when IL expires
In 1901, and that tho government hopes
Nhe Unilnd Stnins will lhlsh the cnnnl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

BosTON, April 3D. Receipts Of wool the past
week, 3,%2 bales domestic and II 800 balos for,
$4,000 pounds foreign. Quotations. Ohio
XXN, aDc; do Xxx, 9lD3loi doX NC; No, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

He American
tramp is quite TO-
cent instltution,b but
the British tramp
10 almost aa old aa
British civilization,
In tho United
States there WIS no
such thing "a q
elasa OF traInIa un'
al atter tho evil
war, nor did tho
oh@ become troub,
ltaomely large I'LL
tho "hard years
following the great
panic Of 1885, but
In itugllmd heroic
moasurRNgainat
yagranoy were
framed o. soon ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
AS TO WANDERERS
Distinctive Types of British and
American Tramps.
QUITE A NEW CLASS IN AMERICA.

England AFFLICTED with Tramps fpr 1000
Years. America Only siupe lhe Clyii War
salient ohapetariailos - Tragedy aud
Ooaedy ~ Tramp Ilfe-Is There Any
Cure Tor It9-The People Must Have
Protection,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
RA e U M ATS WI

O. prMo 10 man wc known In thia com.
munly and was probably The worst wreck phys.
tnlly ol any man this country ever saw, lie was
paralYscd ir0n rheumatic poison, and no one ever
expected he would recover lie IA we'll, aud II N
simply muycloua, FRANK T.. SMtnt
ltS'Mouboi State Legislature, Jackson, Mich
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

last winter and aprng I was terrible silcfor
from rheumatism In my len shoulder and arm, tufj
lCflng the most okcrclatlng pan, Two bottles 81
llibbafd'a Rheumatic Syrup cured mo, can with
confidence vcofnmcnd Il TO a who arc suffering
with rheumatic difficulty. Rrv JAMrs DEiiaN. "
A Morley, MehI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

"oastorlA IA 10 wen adapted 10 children tha.
hrecommend taa superior toany prescription
known tonlan IT, A. AR0HHR, d.
III 60 Oxford IT., nrooklyn, NY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

No remedies known 10 highly endorsed by ils
home people, la The treatment VI lhCumaiisin
and all Hood diseases, Our Medical Pamphlet,
treating M lthcumAtlam and All blood and FOmalo
Diseases, son, ffoo on application,
Rheumatic Syrup Company, Jaolfson, ~ioh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
INFlAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.

My daughter Maud had lnnammatory rheumatism.
lirf llmba wore badly swollen She VIA la terrible
agony She haH been taking Rheumatic Synlp aud
using your plhstofa which hah broken II IN. The
Syrup corrected her indlgcslion elringcd tic fheus
matte poison from hof blood, aud hhc Nv now able 10
he around tho house, We consider Iilhbnnl's
Rheumatic Syrup and plaalofs remedies Of groaI
mofit ltV, J NouruTt,
Pastor Fiftt w. II, Church, Fremont, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29


Dress tr ans Haa AAf-h8 ne
lta es atIr@ o 1laass
20 -t1 AAo +AAf =
Aa--ss HsA -t sAtrA
aA1 A4tar1 ID. at-t 'i A a
'afn - N-- a sA
$50 20 -e -7a- -a7 -
st h8 a4i 4-- ia
.t.arA a7a ~A A- -r
-s .oa- . "aa i--t +A- --- A.-es
OF .ae 4 pine N-' Ns-'-
+a arIt eIla 80 -ef s tAro-s
eatl Hts as a. A+--a a -Assrf
sat
a aaMae H3 FAs 29 -. Fl-h
nsr from es Alt 4r1 saa ae44t. 50 /
a-1srs a. - make .ts csi apfeAr-
a.e aet- taff-aT evening 80 McA.-
tets See Years bail - AS
nHtireAa.f ag1-arsat -el.sE 1ar.ng
ratar.tt ot N-l-s 9roca4e. bodice
srd fts - aWosr sa1a Nl-h hiEa
eapi.an bows oa -as sao-ite = 10 -
Elrn aIt1 .Aat.-g or ---l14nlA
have heard vivid arco-ns o.
lhr.stu4t "tIn1~re.-a IN Long
island ro.utrF house lu lli a. on ot
t.e Eag - dances. irom listIe tTisn8
Who tended aal sla saYs rbas tas
d-sssea Ea. "a rerv crs .ty slo more So
rereena tasl thsV aere se-y slnp PIE. as
hef -rl tls occasion.
lne ~ ,ha 1esa gowns WEs Of black
s.Its sal el ut.h osalrs of blsc<
fet kn4 al sno-moas ho11Gss %
.nscn -1rnaf.lls r.cl wtth broad sash
relons ~ tla sane e9lor A very %
eou NJ to.er Nat a lEhrfll-Y SIM p.s
nrre rost.na OF arse silS trim med
wn paHes ~ daisies. Two sisters
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

rra-~fng aasi saaa arasea ~ rroas
see eL bro 1srsa
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d..sd " ia f1r band. Ovsrthis hana-
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fastening ths puts OF ths toAtng AIRY
material
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80. % course. ths rich blocadss which
are n0s ths ghs OF natrons however
81. z Al eEceedingly handsome gown
u4lchawai- ne eventful evening has a
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panels AZ re sides Zre Of a splendid
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

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ca1es Cor sgsninE wear
Among .ha luxurious sealskln gar
--,- q -a~er " imported is ~ Russian
riding cloak Which is iiaed througs0u,
ri "a siiva- rg iur
U-ova fa-ssre in high favor 'or small
garments. raves muTs, &C. The long
fss-sd -ir-smon bear and darker
F-.,-Iv bear are especially favored
Nra-- ~ As elegant Nsvmsrsets ~
sears. ,-o.heIIv ua-r musd bit ~
l...sa- sr-.n-s ~f-h losing sleeves
= ave bo-5a-sef sea otter. lynx, BLACK
r.,-.e- :, sss.an or Amsricas sable.
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s-~ ra 10 eollsrs and cufs o. seal
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