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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11
WET2Rh REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Elected 10 the Various Conyen.
tious-ltcsolutionR Adopted. ~

Delegates Elected 10 the Various Conyon.
tious-l.csoiutions Adopted.
Correspondence Of The In'c2tgNor.
New MAnrlSsvILLr, W. VA, August
9.-Thc Republicans OF Magnolia dis.
trict, Wetzel county, W. Va, met ut the
Court House pursuant to tho call OF the
County Executive Committee. Rev.
T. Former was elected Chairman, aud J..
s. McCaskoy Secretary,
Gu motion the Chair appointed ]. w.
Mcintyre, n. Bandi, Bert Cochran, W. II.
Fowler and 4. Il. Richardson Il commit
'Hn OF five to appoint delegates to the
different conventions. 'III
The committee reported the following
delegates and %altcrnates:
state-Delogatcs, N. Bendi, B. 7. Bow.
err, W. ". Sotby. ra uI, .r H.
Al,ernates, i. Mayors, Z. II. sayers,
B. G. Bridgemau.
Congrcssional-W. II. Fowler, Bert
| Cochran, r. Il. Richardson.
Alternates-Frank McE!downey, NJ.
Brast, Jr, John CUTLER.
Senatorial-J. W. Mcintyre, J. s. Nc.
Caskpy, +. Fonner.
Altcrnates, Joseph Roberta, Jesse
Gorby, NJ. Pilcs.
The chair appointed J. W. McIntyre,
". II. Fowler and Il. II. Sayro Il com
miltec to draft resolutions. The com
Mite reported the following resoli-
tons: So. .Og@
WnnRGAs, on the 9Th day OF Novem-
Dor, 1855, a majority Of tho votcio OF the
First Congressional District by tho cleo.
tive franchise, cast their ballots for the
Hon. q. W. Atkinson, and by n, con-
spiracy Of interruptions political thieves
was robbed OF his seat until he made II
gallant fight ut the bar OF the highest
tribunal in which the rights OF the
people prevailed, and
WHEREAS, tho schemes oil political
conspirators was only defeated by the
untiring Efforts OF the said Hon. G. W.
Atkinson, made in behalf OF tho honest
voters OF the First Congressional Dis.
trict,
Rcsolred, That We fully endorse the
conduct OF II present representative,
G. ". Atkinson, who so calamity fought
our battle and downed the arbitrator,
E. W. Wilson OF the Tive" iniamy.
Resolted, That we most cordially en-
do,se the Federal election bill as passed
by the liouse Of Representatives, be-
lieving that ii tho same had been in
force, that there would have been no
scratching OF tickets, aud the Hon. CIV.
Atkinson would not have been COM
PEELED to have contested the seat Of the
noted prctender-J. 0. Pendelton OF
scratching notoriety.
RsSolred, That we most heartily en-.
dorse the champion OF majority rule in
the House OF Representatives, Speaker
Reed.
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LEMON ElLXIR.
4 Plcasunt lennon Drink.

For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleepleasness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. .",
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir. .YsI -sI.g .G.I
For %feyers, cllills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
: DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis.
eases, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow
els.
Prepared only by DR.. Il. Motley, At
Ga.
Soc and 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
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4 Spring Medicine,

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
"a great remedy in the far West for those
complaints), combined with simple
aud is made for use by pouring
on boiling waterto draw out the strength.
1t sells ut so cents q package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. nkw.1
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CENSUS Bulletin No. 8, just issued, re-
ports the production Of slate in the
United States, the statistics being pre-.
pared by DR.. William G. Day, Of the Di-
vision OF Mines and Mining. The total
value OF all slate produced in abe United
States in 1850 was 50. IA, 1868. OF this
amount s., 775.2 ri was the value OF $685.
9J0squares Of rocllieg slate, and $500, 592
wasthe value OF slate for other purposes.
Over $l0,0O0,C GOO is invested in the in
dus!ry. It does not appeor that there 10
much profit in the business, as OF 81. 49,
SG3, the value Of the total, ,production,
$S22,So3,6GS represents the expense ac-
count, s~2,sO9,344 being in wages. The
profit is divided among 206 iirmn.
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An ItnpOr.Nut liuttcr.

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales OF the Restorative Nervine-anerve
food and medicine-are astonishing;ex-
cecding anything they ever had, whileil
gives universal satisfaction in headache,
nervousness, sleeplcssness, sexual dehil.
ity, backache, poor memory, fits, dizzi.
ness, etc. Taylor Bros, Of Bryan, O.;
Ambery 4 Murphy, OF Battle Greek,
Mich.; G. 3. Woodwork Il Co., OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds OF others
state that they never handled any medi.
cine which sold SO rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles OF this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases,
free at the Logan Drug Company, who
guarantees and recommends il. Mwr&w.3
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Good Precedent.

The Boston AdrcrtiSer has q very SEN
siblc editorial On the Dunlo divorce
case, which was recently decided by q
British jury in iavoro OF Lady Dunlo, the
former concert hall singer. 1t only took
the jury fifteen minutes to decide that
lord Dunlo'sauit tordivorce from his wife
should DO dismissed with costs. When
the defendant left the court o. after
her triumph three thousand people who
had gathered Oh the street cheered her,
and she found that she had suddenly
grown universally popular. Her name
wss in everybody's mouth and where.
ever she went she was accorded cnthusi-
astic receptions. The IAdttrtiser, in COM
menting on the verdict in the case very
properly remarked that there was some
thing more and better than All appetite
for scandal that caused the English pub.
lie to take more than usual notice OF the
proceedings.
Tho contest was generally regarded,
says II contemporary, MS n between
aristocratic heartlessuess and plebeian
helpleesness. "Thc question to DO dc.
cided was not whether II rake was to DO
divorced from IN adventures; it was
whether tho son OF an carl was bound by
his marriage VOWS to the daughter Of an
actress. 1t was whether common PEG.
pie have any rights which titled people
arc bound TO respect. It was whether
conduct which would cause all the world
to cry 'shamo! upon an ordinary man
was to be winked at whom committed by
a member OF the upper house Of Parlia.
ment; for the chief object OF deserved
contempt is not tho boy, Lord Dunlo,
but bis father, the Earl OF Clancarty.
There was q time, not SO very long ago,
when tho answer to such questions was
only too we'll known. A coronet GOV.
cred a multitude OF sins. When Lady
Duulo, nee Belle Billion, emerged from
tho London courtroom, Lady Dunlo
still. a sense OF the p%oltroonery Of her
husband, and especially Of her father-in.
law, and satisfaction in it's rebuke, made
the shortcomings OF their intended vic
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BISHOP KAlN'S VISIT
10 Datwen, Edsiana, tho Former Home oil
MIR. James Jcpsop, OF This City.

Az i'atNsut E'hSihnut tho Fufh'oi fa"fhoof
MIR. james Jcpson. OF THIS City.
DsruaI (Eag.l Post OF July III.
We have this week had n distinguish.
ed stranger within II gates-the Right
Rev. Dr., Kahn, Catholic Blshopoi Wheel
ing. West Virginia. Wheeling, Ms d
good many Darwen people are aware, is
the new home OF Mr.. James Jcpson,
who came over a short time since for a
lengthy Wait, and he, knowing that the
Bishop was coming to England, sug.
gested n day at Darwen, and commend.
Ell bis episcopal head TO the kind
offices OF his brother Nathaniel.
1t is some time since Dr.. Kahn
departed from his diocese, as be- has
been on n pilgrimage through tho Holy
Land, and called on his way from Pales.
tine TT Rome, where he was received In
audience by the Pope. His l~oriship's
opinion OF Darwen I have not heard,
but he could have hardly seen the town
to less advantage. However, he was
much Interested with an inspection oil
Beleravo Mills, and greatly Pleased the
people Of this faith by celebrating mass
at st. Joseph's on Wednesday morning
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tin to DO forgotten. Henceiorth 'arlsto.
cratic rascals will have need to be some.
what more careful. Women in the hum.
bier ranks OF life have been for ages their
hahitual prey. Appeals for Justice were
made In vain to men who sat to admin.
lister tho law US creatures Of those who,
themselves, wero above the law. There
Ia good hope that q time will soon come
when nobility will no longer be Il shield
for bascneas, and when the fact that n
man Is u peer will give him no privilege
to act tho puppy"
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Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and You
wonder what ails you. You should heed
the warning; you are taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit
ters you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system to its nor,
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use Of this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price Soc, at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
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SENATOR box CAMERON is the latest
Republican statesman to announce him.
self as opposed to the Federal election
bill. Senator Cameron does not seem to
appreciate the necessity Of providing o
means for iEsu.iHg an honest count Of
honest votes. There arc just as able
and just as patriotic men rs Senator
Cameron who do appreciate tho nitua.
ton and who will not be deferred by
sentimental reasoEB from voting for the
measure. The rights OF citizens are one
thing and sentiment is another.
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Political.
Republican State Convention.

II Is ordered that a Convention OF tho State
DO held IN the city OF NAttinAbutg, on WCdncS.
day. the 10th day Of August, 1870, al 10 o'clock
a. m, 10 nominate II candid ,tn for Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, to be voted Tor NJ tho
next, md 10 Transact such other business M may
properly como before said convention. zach
county Is entitled to send 10 said convention
ono delegate for each one hundred votes or
publican candidate Tor Governor IN }s8s.
by OtdOr OF tho State Central Committee.
3y23DAw q, W. ATKINSON, Secretary,
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TIE refusal OF the Pennsylvania lsail-
road Company TO carry original pack.
u ,es OF liquor is u vindicatioa from the
charge that all corporations arc soullese.
Tho Pennsylvania road seems TO not
only have u soul bat also aconacience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11

TIE Fourth Congressional district Is
furnishing aome very interesting poiiti-
cal ,cNdirg these days. "Arthur Mid
dleton" appears this morning with
another installment OF entertaining gos-
s;pwhich some Democrats will not relish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11

TnE crisiHisat handi in the great strike
on the New York Central road, and Mr.,
Powderly says tho struggle is the most
momentous in tho history of industrial
wars. 1t seems that there is much
more involved than tho mere issue bt.
tween the strikers and their employers.
Mr.. Powderly declares that the affair is
important as the road was selected to
lead in a movement. to dierupt the
Knights Of Labor.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KINGS
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
Use and So 90 trial bottle free TO Fit cases.
Send to Dr.. Kline, 9S1 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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\ Prominent Minister Writes,

After ten years OF great suffering from
indigestion. with great nervous prostra.
ton, biliousneRs, disordered kidneys
and constipation, l have been cured by
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now
q well man. Rev. @. G. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. E. Church South,
THIS No. 2S Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure aick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indisestioni Con.
stipations. CSC. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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WANTED.

ANY person or comrade who has any lnowl.
edge Of the Company, Regiment or Cau,Gin IN.
late war, VIII confer a favor by h.Hi!ag this Ia.
iormattan 10 Charles Huih, Piedmont, ". Va.
Michael CaulNnld enlisted III IL West virEtnll
regiment at Wheeling, ". Va. IN FrbrDary,
1865. lie was Il shoemaker By trade, attd before
the war worked for James Matthew'S, boot aud
shoe innkcr. whose shoe was located on Market
street, Wheeling, ". Va. This information IN
wanted for HIS widow. VITO Is seeking To obtain
4 pension, to which she IA justly entitled. auS.w
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WHEELING, AUGUST II, 1890.

THE death OF II. II, Byram, editor
otthe Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, re.
moves from the field Of journalism an
abto and popular writer.
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TIE peculiar %enervating effect OF sum.
mer weather is driven off by Hoods
sarsap2rilla, which makes the weak
stronr.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11

ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and winter biscuit than any
other,
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PERSONS going out OF tho city FOR citho.
long or short periods, can have The INTEL.
IIGESCEH forwarded to their address nj
ths rnie OF G5 cents per month-posinse
Nrhnnll. H
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Buy THE BEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee,
Your grocer has it. u,
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"D'you know what is to be the new
capital of Alaska?" "Yes. That's it,
"What?" Juneau" l.u. ... ..0 .
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New Advertisements.
WANTED-SALESMAN.


wv bread aud CaIc baker. Young man pre-
ierrcd. Inquire nj II 2tnc street. any
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"ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN
w Tor caeh section. salary S7S 10 500,
to locally represent IL successful n. Y. Company
INCORPORATED to supply Dry Goods, Clothing,
shoes, Jewelry, ctc,, TO consumers nj coat, Also
$50, ODo now enrolled, 500, 600 paid inJ
References exchanged. Empire Cooperative
.ssoclation (crcdit we'll ratcd), Lock Box 6lO
N. y n,ui-> 4,
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SSAn RE WARD-WE WILL
WCOO pay, tho above reward for any
ache. Indigestion, Constipation or Costivenefs
We cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the directions ase strictly complied
Win. They. are purely Vegetable and never I'll
containing so Pill. Is cents, beware Of coIn.
~teEieits and limitations. The genuine manu-.
tactured only by John C. West 4 Co, Sold by
McLa1N blrThERs, cor. Market and Twelfth
streets. Wheeling. ". Va. sey5. vwy4w
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Wanted.

iNANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w staics Army. a1;C.bodled, IN married
mon, between the nECS OF q aud IS years, Good
pay, .%iations, clothing AMI medical attendance,
Apply n. No. l5lo Market street, Wheeling, ",
Va, ieJi'N
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GOe SnttIljoeuter.
Issued Daily, Semi. Weekly and Weekly.

Erow. Campbell g. Hart. Props.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-30
Notions.

This department contains in
numer able sundries, and we shall
only mention a few
Soaps and Perfumery,
All kinds of Brushes,
Toilet Articles,
Stationery,
Hand Mirrors,
Pocket Books,
Bill Books,
Jewelry,
Playing Cards,
Checkers,
Chess and Chess Boards,
Hand Snap Buttons,
Coat Collar Springs,
Hair Ornaments,
Feather Busters,
Memorandum Books,
Diaries for 1891,
Opera Glasses,
Match Safes,
Bonbonieres,
Key Chains and Rings,
Cutlery,
Etc, Etc.
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bodice and skirt revers of black embroidery.
Its wearer had added q small Jet capote,
trimmed with roses and black feathers. The
most attractive combination was, perhaps, a
gown of changeable art silk worn with a
redingote of striped ashes of roses taffeta.
The hat was rose-colored broadcloth with
pompon of grey feathers.
At quiet little Thanksgiving gathering
two pretty frocks appeared. One had a sim
pie narrow skirt of striped bronze-green and
black silk and was fiounced half yard d. ep
with frills of black chantilly. The bodice
was laid in plaits so as to show only the
bronze green material in front, where the
deep V was filled in with lace, which also
edged the elbow sleeves. The other was q
black velvet robe with a wide border of
black ostrich feathers edging the short
train. The bodice was high at the back
with an ostrich feather collar whose ends
continued down the front and met in .
point at the waist line.
ELLEN OsBoaN.
Copyright. "
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eyes look straight before her and she makes
no motion to lift her rich heavy draperies.
On the front Of her cloak is set square
plastron Of violet plush bordered With dark
cd bodice front of the regal material is
laced across with cords. Her high flowing
sleeves are caught back to the elbows.
Broad bands Of 7ue and plush give long
straight lines to her trailing skirts. and AZ
the footman shuts tho carriage door one
sees the last of q set unsmiling face under q
broad felt hat from which drOop violet
plumes.
And SO they pass and repass-shoulder
canes cut in deep points like bodices. seal
skin saques with high round feather collars
and rose-colored, loose fronted and double
breasted; long shoyy cloaks OF striped plush
in green and gold, fur trimmed mantles Of
dahlia and myrtle and deep royal blue,
shaggy storm ser0es warm with hairy bears
fur. jackets of leopard skin, capes of saffron
cloth lined with cream-all types OF luxuri-
GUS richness, with their tall wised collars,
their fluffy ruffs and boas, their magnificent
ly wrought Russian arabesques and pssse--
cheerfulness to brighten the drear fog and
grayness OF November mornings.
And when the curtain dropped on AZ
| rael'' and the first night Of German opera
what glitter there was Of evening gold
and white pulled mp over barred. plump
6uOuIOef0. 1u0E0 WOto WVsAsoAA ~ oOAOOos
graceful and supexbly ccstumed, in low
| cut robes of velvet, with heavy gold EN-
broideries and many glisteninR jewels
And about the fairest, tallest and most win
ming man who vas taller Jet wrapped
| great marvel of cream white, family irfi
| descent with pale ross color and blue anc
| glowing ON the inner side with warn
blaze of Spanish yellow. The woman tina,
was nearest me had hair that was high
brown and q color 20 freeh and clear It n
vailed any rouge an unjust critic might hav'
mentioned in such connection. Few wome!
could have worn her coat OF silveSy. lIl
like the ''moonshine's Watery BEAM. ans
fewer, wearing it. oould have stood IN 90.
glare Of the electric Light with . hl4l
Aedici collar OF mauve paaeementet1e sou0n
ing their ear lobeo and challenging the mum
for imperfecti0n. There Vas CLOAK Q
white camel's hair. lined with faint blu
plush and edged mp and down the front an
about the silk Iuf With Foeo and Whie
ostrich feathers. Thare vas another OF PAL
pink matelasse. with gold. silver. cOpPe
and black minRlinQ in the superb embroad
cries that bordered il from throat to hom.
Gowns az we'll ~ flowers made. rlos g
color at the ohrysanthsm1n4 show. On q
first evening the two debutante dau&h1en
Sir Rodefick Cameron vefe o0t IN JeoQue9l
not-Fed toned doWD With Russian gray. Y
box sat natron in cardinal velvet vlt
pettiooat Of pinkish ivory satin. A stzikin
frock bad Loua XIV. bodies. OF sAy bin
bgoea1e. and . dat ehist AaGod aboat thetoe
with blue ostrich f6athsEA AQpietsf Til
va dress OF bottle GEeca salk With vt4
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pavement; it even trails. It is magnificent;
it would be audacious in less material
civilization.
Out of n lorist's comes young woman
whose dainty boots are pointed at the toes.
She has been buying mignonette. She
takes short steps as IL her feet were not al
together comfortable. Her hair is brown
and her oval face too delicately tinted; but
her cloak ia the freshest thing from Paris,
and she betrays involuntarily conscious
ness of its merits rs she pauses on the
steps to brush fleck OF dust from
her arm. Il il long cloak Of .
dark royal blue cancels hair; cloak
with q trim little cape with velvet bows
Weighted BY pointed pendants bobhing on
it's shoulders; q cloak with quantity chic
sleeves laced at the wrists with cords; 4
cloak with velvet bands and a spike pointed
girdle; a cloak that would be quite in it,
element on the Avenue de rOpera. and that
looks on all other cloaks with vivacious
not ill-natured disdain. From top TO TOT
the cloak is French and one may walk be
hind It for block before one tires OF 1T
owners pride in it, and of her demurelJ
proper little foreign afectations.
The chill days OF November reR quito thu
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time to study girls and wraps and what
tight-fitting, narrow-skirted long cloaks
with sleeves of fur and velvet rising
above the ears. comic anxiety,
10 Cooking oa aseni from 70 tn. W. xe.rs.s faces
lest they go down and be swallowed up, each
in the guilt between two mountains. What
Hyde Park cloaks with tapping skirts that
stop at the knees. what loose courtier coats
and long vests, what Camisards and velvet
,edinRoees OF bishops purple, xhss t Ms col
ever one walks one brushes otter and seal
and bear skin. Plum colored cloths sweep
by one and wine color, pomeGranate and
rosewood. All the colors are deep and rich
and warm. There's JOY in life and love OF
good things and strong vitality in the very
look Of the winter promenade.
Here's girl with akin 40 fair and locks
90 golden that had she lived few hundred
years earlier Guido REM might have paint
ed her for an Aurora surrounded with
clouds and roses On solid earth che walks
on prosaic Manhattan Island, all In Beau
Brnmmsl coat Of golden bronze. with
basquss that reach halt way to the pave
ment, and braided in narrow twisted cord
Of gold and brown. Carrying ono ragged
white chEysanthemum comes tall, 1.-the
girl in nickel gray. Her long coat fts her
Veiois collar Of white and curly fur. She
il slow and graceful and quiet and smiling,
and ON the skirts Of her cloak are emkroid-
cred green velvet fern frouds.
Under the horses n0eea. scorninQ tho
elbow-lifting aid of the burly policeman,
dances . rough little ohsviot jacket in .
clear army red that one watches ~ one
would vatch butterfly. It fits the small
plump figure with military precision from
| the straight erect collar sti6ened with SUI
perb silver embroideriee to the scant skirt
slashsd mp the hack and worked in broad
brilliant patterns 6nch . trim, chippsz
| little jacket and sncA . ehippsr httle
woman. She looks mp the stfees and down