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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

f4ll Eosss usthc2s aocsst1.ss3 f1st<a-
ma. AfseFnoon ge4as - fa.,alsa4biy
e,st @ira ths osergs~a slas1ea - tos
saiss "a enc side = skeN ths eoutrzst-
iag sls-eFial - t1s 4a4erg0sa. 41d
@tth rhs bodice eat 8us ia ~ s1s
caess o. shea sae under b4iies. Nasa
saeh . froek sne sleeve Nlil le ~ t1e
al4seFi4l ~ lhs an.lef dress. eit1 , l0ag,
geinesd eq4Rles-hke 0sef-sleeFe Feaen-
lag the elsos II the u4asteF gt sleeves
tlare - q good deal Il indeelsisln- As
NroIs some seeks ago. tle belief Is gen-
eral taas the rat wtiI seortlY - f0rths
lee there be NJ more high sleeves
Meas while ths sleeve Daakes t1e n-est
q - Eespite ana s0NeEi1ae.y Feac1es
sn allitaae 50 tONering that it needs %
b. hooked back en- the sheuiter IN nsost
ungracefai fashion Pretty gowBs tor
afternoon dances zze quite ths onder q
ths aaY. one recently eomPieted = q
. sllgery Poagee silk, pEiatod Eith gold
daisies The ch-uiscs.e, the sleeves aud
the Petticoas are q waite net isneifuly
ran With ro4s of golt-cosded ribbon
AZ wedding yesterday numheF OF
fresh autumn toilets appeared One
handsome costume Was IA cinnamoa
color trimmed with black velvet aud
gold Another was graz eorii brocade
with dark velvet bodice ard long lowing
sleeves A fasn tweed vas very season
able With Waistc0at 0f pale t1wn cloth
and Jacket braided tn dark brown Grim
Eon habit clogh with hAt and laeket -
match lale q striking toilet as did he
Hotrope brocaae with white lace and
white India silk trimmed with green
velvet A dove cOlored SIX was com
biued charmlagly with pink, and an
ivory cashmere was made with long
uolonalse slashcd 40 tho back and edged
with gold embroidery, the epaulets ex-
teuding IN tho front aud AZ the back as
braces. The hat which completed tins
costume was of pale gray beaver trimmed
wish gold cord, white ribbon and ostrich
plume
FROM some dresses made recently for
q lady a. the German couyt sumo pretty
designs might DO taken A cloth trock
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

when Londoner calls Il pleasant Lon
don - Ysil0u brown. UuteF any circum-
letances tho British capital IS probably
the least suited CO toilet display II any
city Ia the world.
London millinery fashions Cor tho
winter are rapidly developing them
selves There IS tie greatest variety in
materials, shapes and sizes. The capote
hounet continues small, bat not quito SO
TINY As Ia the summer and not very high
Hats range from medium sized % large.
and the trend toward higher crowns
seems tor the moment arrested. Brims
are fas. either pointed in front or round,
Otsen waved an most fantastic sc&llopS,
and nearly always turned Up with
bird. bunch Of feathers, or q ribbon
bow behind. Tho toques are often very
OOen ia pattern. consisting OF nothing
more than. say, two marrow cirClets OF
Jet Citing over the hair like crown,
with biz o. cardinal velvet. futed like
n fan. coming from behind and resting
on them. Beaver Is, at the moment,
riding on the TOP wave OF favor. all sorts
being used impartially from the shag-
giest 20 the hnest and snooshest. The
large beaver hats are trimmed with bows
of black or colOrcd velvet, and are lifted
from the head very commonly by an in
ner crown consisting OF snug little
cap-like velvet band. Capotes are
trimmed with Jet or steel ornaments,
feather tips aud yold gallons l noticed
a little bonnet this afternoon OF sky
blue velvet with no garniture but mar
row steel band about the front culminat-
ing In a glit.ering steel crescent just
over The hair.
A tOque OF yellow velve. had the ma
terial arranged In Outings, bordered
with a narrow black velvet edge in
frons aud with two black wings with
spread feathers. MIXED with black vel
vet bows looking over from behind. A
large green Velvss capellne had band
OF golden beaver fur edging tho crown
and was turned up st the back with
q bunch OF black feathers. Accompany
ing this hat was = dress garniture, which
rould serve also the purpose OF
wrap. being IN fact, a Medici collar and
draped vest IN green velvet with fur
trimmings 20 correspond. Another cnpo-
line Ia gray felk q the new moon"
shape. had lat edging OF black sstra-
khan - The brin aud two swallows in
Bows % black velvet on the crown. ono
tn front. the other shiud. with pins OF
black sies fastening the twis. Of velvet
between The at, which for the moment
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

o.. sees everywhere and which f9r thas
very reason one will soon see probably
nowhers. IS three OF four-cornered felt
coos "a With gold cord and buttons. Mrs.
Langtrv. who. hy the waT, Is now in
cutie good health again. wears a very
smart one in gray with a smart gray
gown. The MOST daring combination.
and orc whfch succeeds better ss q rule
on = French woman than fcndouer. is
q rad and gold cooked bat with a three
quarter ienrth closo-fttinE rel coat
braided on che shoulders With gold
We have iust an shed our rood-hycs
e. Mrs. ken4sl Before this reaches you
she nay have begun her Rmericsa tour.
For "Is Was q Dream her new one-scs
play. she has a picturesque gown of
white crers ie rhine. sae bodice snd
sleeves fastening with gold cord and
tussons There &. = seCave iscEet which
o entirely Of Told and pearl braid.
edrei Ike the cellar vith a fringe sf
pearls IRE pointed belt IL white vel-
vel ieweled with pearls and gold. ard
fsiis a. the back IN long ends. There "a
. vide sounce about the bottom - the
sxi-t vhich is Iocped with rosettes. 4
ver7 similar costume made FOR ths
tnitei States tour - - Blue crore With
5iacx velvet sels ard 'acxet - gold.
The poionaise reixns. tAas ard he
rtocess cnwn hzhtlT draced and With
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
SEEKING THE WATER.
Frogs and Toads Can No. Lay Their Egg,
on Dry Land.

Frogs and toads develop from tad
poles, which in all essentials arc true
gill-brcathiuT-Gsh. It is therefore OBJ
vious that :hey can not lay their eggs
on dry land, where tho tadpoies would
bo unable 70 find any thing TO breathe;
so that even tho dricst and most tree
haunting toads must needs repair to the
water once @ year 90 posit their spawn
in its native surroundings Once moro.
crabs pass their earlier larval stages as
frec-swiurt crustacccn8, somewhat
snriup-hke iu appearance. and as agile
as foas, &c IS only bv gradual mctamor-
phosis sha- they acquire thei- legs and
claws and heavy pedestrian habits.
Now there are certain kinds Of crabs.
Ike tho West Tr3ian land crabs Chose
dainty mo-soIs whose image every
opicure who has visited tlo Antilles
stll c1shri1es with regret ia warm
corner of bis hearts. which have taken
ia adult life to walking bodily on shorc,
ara visiting the SUBMITS of the highest
mountains. ike the fish q Deucalion's
deluge in Horace. But once year, e
the land crabs bssk IN the sun on So.
C1tacrincs Peak OF th9 Fern Walk. q
strange Instructive longing comes over
them autouaticallvt to retusn for awhile
% their native elcE ent. and, obedient
.o taat inner monitor of their race.
down -hcv march in th1usan1s. r-at
7T7'i7s fs-fr. to lay their eggs az their
leisure Ia Eort Royal harbor. On the
way the negroes catch tfem. All full of
rich coral waiting % be spawned. and
Chloe or Diaah serves the7n no hot with
bread crumhs in thcir own rcd shells.
neatiT nesting between the folds Il
nice white napkin. Tho rest run away
and ieposff their eggs in she sea. whore
she young hatch ont and GIass taelr lar
val Stage once more as free and active
lttle swimming crSsesceans
We'll crabs. I need hardly explain "a
this sTe - ilxhtanuent are net as6.
aut their actions hein 70 threw q sido
nxhto en- the ulzrat0rT instfactfn salmon,
eels ard go nanr osher true dsh wbica
have changed sith tine their aboriginal
habits -CornhLl Mazazinl
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
LONDON FASHIONS.
,szhat tns gcgsy Metropolis Orsrs
- Dainty Women
aa- rssa--s sas ash airi sta Her Fls--
90 H.lE- Sss FAfa 8. a. 8lltasey-
ars. keaa.lss oressss-rsaass
q LoalIsa W4z1la.


-ss imoosslhls ns- - 41mirs the be-
rufsn 81 Eng isa Norlen eae wear TAB
xis. sf 8ellaats eoiors whenever ls
seems - thsal ta4s che seszoa mas s5 such
apparel asQr0pFisrs, Ia spIte - tae I1cs
e. ~ uot1lax eaa b. 1aps rso 41ars clezn
cas- ~ DOORS ia ia lona1n atmosphere.
Leaving Disppe uta ils Alright skiss
and brilliant s414s from which toe
b.shlax machines ani the beach chairs
have not Yet az d.sp2rtad, IS - . eelaa-
eholy change 10 pul and sfean into tbs
chilly broan mark. Ehere tie ~aa sga-
saina straggies sith tAs fog aud
where the streets are tliet vita fresh,
~hits nannel fzoeks every morning.
th~ss becoming nerceptlaly fingy and
beng hidden unaes Ear wraps 3Y after
no0a- ia bai Sca.her London IS black;
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
CT o q Z SY

WRkV Our magnificent line of fine cloth and velvet braided
II NNAlO wraps which received weeks Berlin
heve met with splendid sale Much attention has been gwen
these extremely dressy owing the superb finish and
beautiful styles For mddleaged ladies they particularly
attractive and dressy In cloth $40 1850 1850 % and each
In fine silk velvet and plush $50 80 30 3S 49, 60 and 70 each
TLp Our stock OF fur complete and full line
Uni GO of the popular kinds and moderate priced frs The
styles of garments tor this very distinctive from
of the past Nothing long garments being led
for true large stocks of Newmakets have car
red by many houses and they show large stocks them
but they old without exception Our lone NcNmr.
kets closed to very low limit last year and wha
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

RFFFERV Our Cloak Room presents complete line of the lat
LLFEho est styles OF this popular and neat style Of garment
Reefe which we have imported direct from Berlin having
rolling collar Of crushed plush braided fronts edged with fur
astrachan beautifully finished We offer this lot $1,000 each
ErEFTC The immense variety offering in stylish jackets
JHUhG pecudes description of the different styles In the
800. and each The S. and garments are finely
finished taomadc and silk bound In cloths, with plain fronts,
with fronts and plain folding reveres with vest and rolling
collars at s. $50 TO- 1850 and Is each Some finely braided
imported $50 each AaChan Coats plain and braided
fronts taior-nade and bound offer splendid line at $2
$15 each.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

"The National League for the Pro-
lection of American Institutions" is
the name of an organization lately
perfected in New York. One of its
objects is tho submission of tho fol-
lowing as the sixteenth amendment
the the constitution: "No state shall
pass any law respecting an establish.
ment of religion, or prohibit the free
exercise thereof, or use it's property
or credit or any money raised by tax
alton, or authorize either to be used
for the purpose of founding, maintain
tanning or aiding by appropriation
payment of service, expenses OF
otherwise, any church, religious de.
nomination or religious society, or
any institution, society or undertak
ing which is wholly or in part under
seotarian or ecclesiastical control.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway is the only line run
ming solid yestibuled, Electric Light
ed and Steam Heated trains between
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul aud
Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway is the only line running
Solid Vestibuled, Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Trains between
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on
these lines is patented, and cannot be
used by any other Railway Company.
1t is the great improvement of the
age. Try it and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or adj
dress ALEX. MITCHELL, Commercial
Agent, 262 So. Main ST., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Jan. %, 80.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
WI. O'CONNER.
MATCHMAKER and JEWELER
IDAHO CITY,

Will give all orders careful attention.
All work firstclass, and guaranteed.
Prices same as an BOISE City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
The Holy Triamvirnte,

4 Washington City dispatch of a
recent date says;
The Nauvoo Legion of Saints in
the East is becoming reinforced by
prominent Saints and sinners. 1t is
led by that pious triumvirate, Game,
Clawson and Cannon, who are work
ing sleeplessly to turn the tide that
threatens to destroy the hierarchy.
II the credulous gentilas who sign
petitions calling off further lsgisla-
ton knew what miserable catspaws
they are being made of and how Wig
orously their letters are used to in
lure loyalty and loyal citizens in
Utah, they would reflect before join
ing the Mormon procession.
There is to-day string of Nor
mons, simon pure and Jack, stretch
ing from Ogden to Washington, who
are interviewing themselves with
ehildlike simplicity in the public
press and securing editorial endorse
ment OF their views as those Of the
conservative element in Utah. 1t is
to say the least, All ungrateful return
for the unselfsh efforts of the friends
OF good government in Utah located
here in Washington to force them &c
turn and face fire in the rear. Nor.
monism has money and brains, aRc
enough to take care Of itself. Tn,
ablost and most expensive attorney,
here in Washington are at its becl
and call. Ex- Senators and Repre-
sentatives lobby on the floor for it.
interests. Able journalists voice it.
plants and distort facts in its inter
ests. Why cannot the loyal people
Of Utah understand that their assis.
lance is not needed, and that turning
their own flank is no way to cripple
or destroy an enemy?
The prospects of the Cullom- Stru.
bis bill are seriously imperied by
these tactics, all the more disgrace
full because bearing the assumed
sanction of presumed Gentiles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

In the Probate Court of Boise county,
Idaho Territory.
In the matter of the estate OF Frank
Headen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Frank Headen, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice.
TO the said administrator, at his residence
on Bueua Vista Bar, or to the Judge of
the Probate Court of Boise county.
ASHBY TURNER,
Administrator of the estate of Frank
Headen, deceased
May 10, l890-w4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

KILLED A BEAR WITH KNIFE
F. Q. Sullivan, who lives about sin
miles above the junction of tho Mid
die and North Fork of Boise river,
on the former, killed n black bear
with knife few days since. He
had followed the bear for several
miles. 1t laid down by rock and
Sullivan crept up TO it and plunged a
big knife into vital part. George
Alexander, who is a nsighbor and
saw the bear when it was dead. was
in the city on Saturday last, and re-
lates the story. 1t was very largo
and would weigh FIVE hundred
pounds
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

snoorlNG.-A shooting scrape oc-
Cured on Little Wood river last
Tuesday, in which a young man
named Evans shot a young man
named Young. The trouble arose
about six head of cattle, which two
brothers named Young had wintcrod,
and were in their possession. J. S.
Whitton had ohattel mortgage on
the cattle, and other parties had been
trying to drive them away. On Tues
day Evans was seen driving the OK
en- off the range by the Youngs.
They followed him up, and on meet
ing high words ensusd, terminating
in Evans shooting one of the Young
boys in the elbow, shattering it badly.
P. NJ. Bruner, Esq, will go down to
Bellevue to-day to prosecute the case.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Work will commence on the great
canal of the Idaho Mining and Irri-
cation Co. within the next few DAYS,
and before the expiration of one
month FIVE hundred men will be en-
ployed, and by autumn probably
twenty-five hundred. This company
has already expended on the canal
one hundred and four thousand dol
lars in actual work, and including the
cost of litigation, two hundred thou
eand.-[ Boise Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Watches and Jewelry supplied to order
on short notice, and guaranteed as repre-
scented.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June g.
l990.-Information has been reoeiv-
ed at this Department, from Mr.
Thos. Adamson, the Consul General
of the United States at Panama,
Columbia, of the death, on the
25th of September, 1889, at Pan.
ANA, of John Wisely, naturalized
American citizen, in the District
Court of Idaho county, Idaho Terri.
tory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Miss Frances e. Willard, in her
walks about Chicago, has discovered
womea who make shirts for seventy
Eve cents dozen, aud furnish their
own thread. She also finds children
working twelve hours day for 81 a
week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Al! the Presbyteries of the Presby-
terrain Church, save five, have ex-
pressed their views concerning a re-
vision of the Westminster Confession.
The vote stands: For revision, 1873;
against, 60; declined to vote, 6.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Complete returns from all the coun-
tics of Oregon give Hermann, Re-
publican, for Congress, 8,877 MAORI
ty. Pennoyer, Democrat, for Cover
nor, 3,466 majority.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
Treasurer's Notice.

Idaho City, Idaho, June 6, 1890.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
Notice to Creditors.

sg- Samples on application.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-29

between two prairie schooners, two
brothers were Joined in matrimony TO two
| sisters.
Here is an estimate on the population of
ten Oklahoma towns, and they are al good
ones: Norman l 200. Reno 1G0, Fl Reno
zoo, Edmond 500, Lexington 500. Frisco 500,
saltwater $50, Noble 800, Alfred 250, and
Orlando 100.
x. c. Star: Two Kansas women who
nent tell the following: They met a man
on a claim and asked him what he would
take for II. Five cents for the claim and
a nickIe for myself" As the two weRs to-
gether there was no trade.
On the 10th twenty-five men started
from Liberal IN vehicles of various kinds
to start a town IN the Neutral Strip. They
intend TO locate at Hardesty. at the june
ton of the Coldwater and Beaver rivers,
on the Rock Island survey. They expect
TO meet settlers from other Kansas conn
ties west, and people from the strip at the
same place.
Some quarries are being opened in al
most every direction from this city. says
the Oklahoma City Times. These quar-
ries furnish q very good quality of stone
for foundations and buildings generally.
Some Quarries furnish stone Of superior
texture and answer an excellent purpose
for dressing for faced walls. But. 50 far,
most of the window and door siHs have
come from abroad. Our stone will in the
future comprise quite a factor IN the COM
merce of this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-29
WICHITA AND GENERAL ALGER.

From the Leon Indicator
The ''Witching Wonder" had on her
hest bib and tucker Tuesday. and gave
the commander IN chief OF the G.. a. r.
a royal welcome Her fire department.
mounted police, militia. uniformed
Knights, NaS0ns, mail carriers and the
old soldiers made grand display
There were several brass bands. a drum
corps and two guns of iiving artillery in
the procession, which was nearly mile
long.
Several hundred comrades and scores
of wives and daughters from adjoining
counties we've present. Department
commander. Ira Collins. was present.
full Of enthusiasm. Comrade Coulter
of the Western Veteran. was there. be
sides u score of the Invest workers Ia the
state
Past commander. NJ Stewart. deliv-
cred the address of welcome at the after
noon reception at the Garfield Memorial
hall.
The commauder-in-chief referred to
his indianapolis speech. Tor which ne had
been seriously criticized lie would en-
deav0r 10 give the audience the benefit
of his indianapolis speech. the gist of
which was;-that there are / 80 go old
soldiers. That pension bills We're not
supported by tine men who opposed the
Union in 81; 6y SOME Young men who
were not above selnshHeSs and could not
impress themselves OF the service the old
soldier had been 10 them. Members II
Kansas told him that bag appropriation
for pensions would rebound aud be fol
lowed 10y congress that would cut OF
pensions. Of the l0}. 800 old soldiers in
Kansas only 10000 belong 10 the Grand
Army. All should belong. Ia the
absence of more strength ana more aglta-
ton he was afraid the country would OBJ
pose the service pension bsil.
The visitors were royalty entertained
~ the Hotel Hetropols-tIat Is 10 say
Wichita gave them tise b,=st taaE size had
which Is Is good As tie lest any where.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-29
IT WOULD TAKE FOUR OR FIVE
YEARS TO GET a NEW
CONSTITUTION.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.

/ To the Editor Of the Eagle.
At the meeting of the farmers at To-
/ peka a resolution was passed fayoring a
/ constitutional convention. It is evident
to nay mind that the members Of the
Farmers Alliance do not favor a consti-
tutional convention If immediate relief is
wanted. Let me through your excellent
paper call attention to the constitution Of
Kansas and the mode by which a cOnsti-
tutiOnal convention can be called and
especially do ] desire TO call attention to
the time required to bring about what
relief the farmers are Immediately en-
titled TO have Section 2 Of article II Of
the constitution Of Kansas reads as fol
lows; Sec. 2. Revision or amendment
whenever two-thirds Of the members
elected to each branch Of the legislature
shall think it necessary TO call a cOnven-
ton to revise, annul or change the con-
stitutiOn. they shall recommend to the
electors to vote at the next election of
members Of the legislature, for or
against. a convention: and if a majority
Of ali the electors voting at SUCH election
shall have voted for a convention, the
legislature shall. at the next session, pro-
vide for calling the same. In the first
place twO-thirds of the legislature favor
able TO constitutional convention VIII
have to be elected at the November cleo
ton IN 1890. The Representatives elected
in November, 1890, will meet in January,
1891. when a resolution, supported by
two-thirds of the legislature viii
have 10 be passed and referred
to the people for their approval or re-
lection at the November election, 1892.
If the majority Of the electors favor con-
stitutiOnal convention at the election IN
November, 1892, then the legislature
elected at the November election, 1892,
which legislature meets IN January 1898,
viii have TO provide for the calling of the
constitutional convention. The legisia-
ture which would meet in January, 1893,
has full power, by the last words of this
section, to wit: Shall provide for call
ing the same" to make all necessary pro-
visions for q constitutional conyen-
ton. Delegates must be elected TO the
constitutional convention, and the time
for the election Of delegates TO the con-
stitutional convention, and place of their
meeting. Will have to be determined by
the legislature OF 1893. The legislature
NAV make the time as short as possible.
or the time for the election of the dele
gates may be fixed to take place at the
general election for representatives in
November, 1894. All these matters viii
be determined by the legislature of 1893.
DO the farmers want their relief now, or
do they want it in 1894 or even later.
through constitutional convention?
Pause and reflect, my farmer friends,
and demand your relief now, when most
needed, and let no man or set of men
side track Xnn PAIL.