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RORAzANO IS A MURDERER.
Moro, the Victim of His Knife,
Dies Early This Morning,

There is now another Italian candidate for
the death chair.
Charles Moro. who was stabbed yesterday
afternoon on the sidewalk In front OF his
home, S3l East One Hundred and Fourth
street. by Ferdinand Morazano, died at l2 ~
O'Clock this morning at the Presbyterian
Hospital.
II was a cold-biooded murder, perpetratcd
In the view OF hundreds, and for once an
Italian assassin was not assisted to escape.
Moro, who for several montns has been
acting as msn-of- all work around the ,enc-
ment-house where he lived with his wife and
four children, has borne good reputation.
Morazsuo, who lived IN the same house, Is a
newcomer In the nelghborhood, ana is said to
be man Of dissolute habits and vicious teul-
ter.
According TO the stories OF the ne'ghbors
Moro and three friends were PLAYING cards In
the back yard of the house yesterday after-
noon. A iusillade OF tomato cans, followed
by q shower Of sticks and stones, from one OF
the upper windows, broke up the game. aud
Moro went out upon The sidewalk and COM
planned to J. Blo,z, the owner OF the house.
While Moro was demonstrating, an Italian
whose name was unknown to the people In the
house, came rapidly downstairs, went out on
the si iewaik, and, after listening moment to
the conversation, struck Moro In the face.
Moro's brother came up just then and
stepped between the two men. There was n
brief struggle between the three when another
Italian sprang from the doorway OF an adjoin-
inu house and fastened his teeth upon the nrst
nuger OF Moros brothers Fight hand, almost
tearing the nail out by the roots.
The night then became general, Ond sud-
denly Morazano appeared upon the scene.
lie elbowed his way through the excited
crowd tnat surrounded the comb Itants, ~ the
same time drawing q sword-lke stiletto.
Win fierce innge he thrust the long blade
into Moro's slomaca, and then turned ami ran
with mon OF infuriated Italians at hi heels
AT the corner OF First avenue he turned
uptown. but ran into the arms OF Policeman
JOnn II. Reilly. OF the Eighly-eightn street
station.
Tue bloody weapon was still In his hand. II
had a nat, double-edred blade eighteen inches
long, with sword hllt, and Ia known TO Itsl-
ians as q bayonet.
Moro was taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital.
anu when Morozano was brought before hln
he was too weak TO do more than iuent fy his
assassin.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
TAMMANY ELECTION TONIGHT
No Opposition Feared by ths Reg.
ular Ticket.

No Opposition Feared by ths Reg
ular Ticket.
A new board OF Sachems for the year 1891
will be elected at the meeting OF the Tammany
Society In TammaLy Hali tonight.
For many weeks there have been rumors OF
an attempt 10 lie made to defeat the regular
ticket II such an effort is to be made at to-
nights meeting, however, preparations for It
have been progressing very secretly, as the
supporters OF the regular ticket have hear d
nothing OF an oppositi III ticket and are making
NJ particular efort TO secure full attendance
and vote OF Their Triends.
The threatened opposition was expected to
come from a source similar TO tIat winch as
sisted in securing tn" defeat OF the Tammany
Hail ticket for the Board Of Managers OF the
Manhattan Cluh recently.
There is a story, though, tn the effect that
the gentlemen VINO have breathed these threats
| nave been placatei by promises from Tam
many's municipal o11cials. and that as q con-
sequence no second ticket will be seen Ut to-
nights election.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
THE WHITE SQUALL.
Sailors Story of u Wrong AVenged
after MNny Days.

one calm Autumn evening IN the year 1880
"e good ship Cleopatra. outward bound to
s'uney' n. s. W., was floating mononless
upon the blue waters OF the Atlantic few de-
nees south ofthe Line. She mad been drifting
a,llessiy about all day long, much TO the dis
sus' OF everybody on board but particularly o.
.e Passengers, some of W nom had been yainly
sn" ps Tor breath OF wind to MI the sails
-"u cool the heated atmosphere.
hos. "Oa' OF porpoises played lazily under the
90" anu lar away to the eastward solitary
III. was visible, a glittering white speck on
$50 "'ue rim OF the ocean. A few OF the pas
Eers waI and one or two OF the ships ofrcers
' suing on chSIrs on the uuarter-deck
,ng apd chatting. Tue sun was Just
a, uV below the horizon and q rosy stream
sunset hight rested for q moment like
The evening world., 1891-04-20
inuLBERRY STREET MURDER.
Thomas Donigan Found Dead
with a Big Out in His Head.
Police Theory that He Was Killed
in a Beer-Dlve Quarrel.

what ia believed to be a case OF murder is
no,heriuQ the police OF the Elizabeth street
station this morning. man was found dead,
x,tn an ugly gash across the right side OF his
head in an alley on Mulberry street and ap-
nearances Indicated that he mad been the
y,ctim OF foul play. while no arrests have
been made, two detectives believe that the
man was murdered and are doing their Ut
most to solve the mystery.
II was Just z O'Clock last night when Joseph
Walsh, an upholsterer, OF III Third avenue,
accosted Policeman Frank Nugent, OF the Sixth
precinct, on Pearl street, and told him that 4
man was lying dead in the stone tagged alley
at 20 Mulberry street,
the officer found there medium-sized
,aborlnq man stretched on the ground, with
Hood streaming from wound in his head
The body was still warm, but no one in the
house had seen the man receive his injuries,
though he had been seen around the place
during the afternoon.
Nugent got a stretcher AMI took the body
around to the station-house. Then Detectives
snerer and Price started out to investig ate.
The first thing they did was to arrest Henrietta
pondero, proprietress OF an Italian saloon
|
violating the Excise law.
The woman said that the dead man had been
in the saloon during the afternoon. but he had
had no trouble with any one.
The detectives soon learned that the dead
man was Thomas nonigan, a bricknaker,
tnirty-six years old, Of Hackensack, N. j.,
who had come from Baltimore during the past
week, and had, in company with two friends.
been visiting the various beer dives along
Mulberry street. He was on his way to re-
turn 10 BackensacE, and parted with his
friends at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Douipan was very poorly dressed, and the
iau and was by them assaulted finds suppOr'
In the fact tnat tie locality where the body was
found bears a very bad reputation.
An EvENISG WORLD reporter visited the
place this morning. The alley is about four
feet wide ana extends back about one hundred
feet. The tide entrance to the saloon Is About
seventy-nve feet away and the Place II dark
and gloomy, owing 10 the big teneinents tnat
tower aDove II on either side.
Detective Sherer said this morning that the
case was In many ways peculiar. The deep
have been caused by fail. though that theory
looked doubtful. Robbery, II would seem,
was not II motive for homicide In this case; II
was most likely, In his opinion, that the man
had beeu killed in n quarrel.
Donigan's body was lying i'll the back yard Of
the EliZabeth street station this morning
awaiting examination by the Coroner. An
autopsy viii snow whether the injuries were
probably inflicted by blow or u fail.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
SHOT BY A TWELVE-yEAR-OLO.
Morris Schwalve in the Hospital
with a Bullet in His Back.

"I only tried TO friRhten him, cir, lisped
|scraggly haired, scar-faced lad OF twelve years
as he stood in front of Justice Goetting, In the
Lee Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, this fore
noon. charged with shooting q playmate during
a trivial quarrel last night.
Jacob IIarber was the prisoner, and he l,ves
at 5s Morreli street, where he cultivates a
whole coopful OF pigeons and chickens, which
he has trained to perform series Of astound-
' ing evoiutions. 1t was this collection of
birds that 90, lille Jacob into b,s present peek
~
Of trouble.
The other lads around Morrell street grew
verv iealops of Jar,a and b,a featbered nata
w ' 20
ana they resor'ed 10 all sorts OF deVices 10 an
nov him, In boyish yay. They pelted atones
| at his niyeop coop and thew evan nnrled mis.
' .' NSf' N'
bheS az MIN.
' Some OF the Camins went further In their
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caress on the bosom Of the sleeping ocean.
"By Jove one might almost fancy we
were In the Mediterranean, the sea is such a
deep blue and TO SIN and caIm." exclaimed
one OF the passenger.
1t can blow hard enough at times In that
favored spot, " remarked the doctor.
"The Mediterranean is very beautiful, but
very treacherous." said Jack selby, the chief
onlceE. al sha'n't readily forget the last time
was IN that sea"
"IndeedI Then let us have the story, II
will pass the time away pleasantly.
4" selby is q capital hand ut spinning yarn, "
said the doctor. "FIre away. old fellow
FIl up your glass frst."
selby did as he was bid. took sip of Erog,
and began:
"E was about three years ago that the event
The evening world., 1891-04-20
Politics in Brief.

AT Cincinnati Major Mckinley expressed the
belief that IL will be Cleveland against Harrl-
son again In lSg2.
Senator Quay Indirectly denies the report
that he will in November resign the CHAIRMAN
saip OF the National Republican Committee.
senator Vance thinks the Democrats cannot
elect an anti-free coinage President
The Mississippi Alliance men favorable 10
the sub-treasnry scheme are de ermined TO
prevent Senator Georges reelection.
A Methodist pastor 10 Augusta, Me-, accuses
Mr. Blaine OF being In league with the
u TeWeT6.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
WHY A VETO is ASKED.

UbJectlon5 TO the Amended Ballot
Law Urged Upon the Governor.
Messrs. William c. Choate, E. Ellery Ander-
son. Henry f. Rowland, Henry r. Beekman
and Everett 2. Wheeler have signed circular
memorandum Of objections to the amendments
to the Ballot law oi 1890, whicn they submit tu
GOV. HUI with the request that he veto the
anne mendatory bill.
These objections claim that injustice is i'm
posed on independent electors by prohibiting Q
the printing OF ballots containing names OF
both independent and regular party nominees
when any Of the latter object.
The memorandum contains q long argument
in favor OF the blanket ballot system, or bar.
ring that, the retention Of the law as it now
stands, providing for multiplicity OF ballots.
1t also protests against the increase In the
number OF signatures required for an onicla
nomination.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
BEATEN AND SHOT TO DEATH.
A Woman Killed by an Aged Resi-
dent OF Rochester, N. II.

IrPEcIAI TO THE KvESrSa WORLD,
ROCHESTER, N. H., April o-At hts house,
on the outskirts of the town, last night, James
McDudee shot aud beat to death q woman,
Kate Lawrence, who for the last seven years
had been housekeeper for McDunee's son
William.
The murderer. who is seventy-nve years old,
was arrested near the village, with his shot,
gun still 10 his hand.
II is said that the murder followed the forci-
Die entrance into the house, despite McDunee's
objections, OF the woman and male compan-
ion, both being under the influence OF liquor.
The evening world., 1891-04-20

DR.. spieeel Not Dead, but Improving.
lspEcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l
SARATOGA, April. 20. DIR. Christian Spie eRel.
whose death was published in several New
York, papers this morning, has beeu critically
Ill with pneumonia, hut 10 improving.
The evening world., 1891-04-20
A Verdict for MIR. Hurlbert in Il
Gladvs EVELYN Shit.

Gladys Evelyn Suit.
fDuNLAP CABLE NEWS sPEcIAL.l
LONDON, April 70 The jury In the case o
Gladys Evelyn, or Gertrude Ellis, aga,ns,
William Henry Hurlbert, tho former New
York journalist, retired at l o'clock this after.
noon.
At2 a5 the jury sent question to the Judge,
which was answered In writing, and soon
afterwards brought in a verdict for the de.
fendaLt.
The Jury added that, In Its opinion, nc
promise Of marriage had been proved.
The evening world., 1891-04-20

WHY NOT own your own home on the line Of the
CENTRAL RAILRCAD OF NEW JERSEY. l3l trans
daily from loot Of LIOerty st. -
The evening world., 1891-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! HEALTH EOOD COMPANIES ELU-
TEN SUPPOSlTORlKS cure constipation and
piles. BY mail Soc 6l Fifth ave. and all druggists.
The evening world., 1891-04-20

edl for n limited time. explains tho phosophy
of Diseases and Affections of the Organs of Man.
And how BY Home Treatment, BY methods eI-
clusvely their own, the NGrst Casos can be
Cured. Ssnd for that book to-day, ALI ys who
suhsr from weakened, Shrunksned Limbs
or Organs. PhysicAfsfesS "s snd alt their evil
results, dc. We claim monopoly of success in
treating these disorders. Name this Paper.
ERIE MEDICAL TO- ssGaIs. 8. S!%ssrS New 1rsI' o.s.
The evening world., 1891-04-20

help Csto Smash the Drug Combine"
we are working day aud night to stamp out this iu-
famous new drug combine Tor trust, as they like to
@ put ~. We want your help. Buy all you can IN
,hnrn ne nrng line OF us. Use our family medicines in
piee OF those OF the combine. Rsfuse TO use any
Sthh1 VIZ Iin4 medicines at ANY PRICK until we have
nuthDled ~ ed them in the dust second time. Stand by
tSi ~ ior me next few months and we will triumph
'ne combine die. Sincerely your friends,
W. D. kIKER Don. 9th ave. and 22d st. -
The evening world., 1891-04-20

His Money Was Not Queer"
Com missioner Shields to-day discharged
Matthew Relly OF the Annexed District who
was cnarged with possessing counterfeit 81
aud s. b lis. The bnts were found on examL
nation to be genuine, only tue IS bill was
nnaiEned.
The evening world., 1891-04-20

MRS WiEsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
''s'hnS cures wInd CONC. diArrhRA, &c. 26 cents
The evening world., 1891-04-20
Adp!ssi0n PSs: W0RTH'S AdRis'i0n PSs.

GTH AVE. AND 3OTH ST.
Open from II A. NJ. to II p. NJ. Greatest at
trNctIons in Cutio Hall and finest stage shows in
he city
The evening world., 1891-04-20

Cement Laborers' Union No. ! has elected +.
WeioksIt, President; =. Van Hahn Vice Presi-
dent NJ; Goellintz. Recording Secretary; Paul
john Link. Trustee: George Zsunders. WalEiug
Delegate; J, Fraese, K. BrstenbAch. H. ZiuRel-
IuAn. n. Miller and II. ZAunders, Delegates to the
Central Labor Union.
The body of Charles Strempel. aI. walking delegate
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

silver cloth. Is trimmed with silver
gallon And a vvhitish silver is treated
with deep pearl fringe
Il Is again coming the fashion 70 wear
bcdicas Of different color and material
from the skirt The black net dresses
that have been fsvorites for the past
two seasons are 10 be worn. bus with
thicx silk or even cloth waists in place
of the lace. Pipings OF bands a the
silk arc placed around the skirt n
rows. For ve-y young girls. gilt braid
Is used and il repeated aPon he bofce
and jacket.
Sleeves orr Won almost unco-1so--~-
bIv long. They must extend certainly
over the wrist, and. preferably. down
20 the knucsles They are fall At the
shoulder ard down - the elbow wher.
Trey become close fttiag for the re-
mais'er of The length
Long sleeves are worn with evening
toilets II the bodice = cut square OF
pointed Bot II the shoulders are err
posed. ttaea Tie arms nszEst also f-s bar..
This fsshso~ i baon - those no. rscA-
IL eifted in fzEre. ss = Ssres tksera
abundant opportunity 70 conceal sk.esr
thiaarss OF bplld B1.a0si erll< oon-
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spiezsas sn aresS Mary - fseSe very
iausss- -s1ees~a dresses are sseR eesn the
stage. Ar - al nodasses knew. tAs
sf4ss sets the fssaloas tar TIE f.sAion-
shls world
TRANS have h~coaas narrower They
sse2sisf ot little mere than plsit 81 sar
heck Of tbs dress ana are sal 50 a. %
spteaE very harrow until fouaesd Al shs
enS here they have : rather broad
sweep. street dresses have al slight
train cr are. al ieASt. eUf o. touch the
street xhsn walking
9e@elled trimmings aud iewelle1
fringes are much wore and are siaita tie
upon All gowns whether for the street
or house. fhis j. the direct result of
the keypsisn Cleopatra craze that Is
upan as. and for which Isernharat open
~ declares that she has teen s4siag
feWeis aaa metals for years Properly
handled, these metals are extremely
effective Ia fringes. passementerie and
ornaments, bat real artist unst place
ard select them, or the effect j. garlsh.
gno,esque ard bizarre Narrow edges
Of silver or gilt brailins are placed at
the top Of far bands that border The
dress skirt. A ginale of the same ms-
terial accompanies this and falls iow on
the waist. on the jacket are silves or
gilt clasps and narrow braiding OF the
same metal edges the Mediei collar
Gallon il made ID form ornaments for
the toque and delicate metal hraiding
borders the band OF fur that goes around
the hat.
These fur and feather hat hands are
quite narrow. and are set 80 low upon
the hat that they appear - rest upon
the hair. blondes can produce pretty
effect by bordering the hot with dark
fur. which seems 10 rest like crown
upon the fair loelss. With equal effect
brunettes take advantage az the presen,
style 10 edge their hats with white as
trslkhan. mindful Of the beauty Of the
white fur against their own dark coils.
SO accommodating are these toques in
shape that they may he adapted 10 any
head and airy style Of hai- dressing In
many eases where individual peculiar
tiles exist. the milliner actually meas
ures the head OF her customer and fash
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!. swimming Rooster.

II Is rot often that a rooster has sny
particular desire 20 take a bath. but q
Port Oraure *. J bird showed hat.
under che p-essgrs of necessity. he
coald swim like a duck. says tie New
York SUu le was chased - a dog 70
tie et.ge of the Norris canal. and. $50
Ing ~ other mode OF escape. he jumped
IN The dog followed. but The rooster.
usinr both wings and feet ss propeIlsrs.
forced rapitiiy through the water The
canal Is very broad at that plsoe. and
be l5ol<ed over his shoulder several
times - see whether his pursuer was
gafuir9 ca hira CT lot. He was clearly
tie faster SIX ssDuser of tie two. AID
when be struggled ap 20 the opposite
hank the deg vas a bad second The
triumphant rooster stsod upon The
stsc~s. crooked his neck and crowei
untd he esahla't see; and while thus
indulxing in seflardation the dog
IsFl,issi su.1 almost saecee,lea IN catch
ing hin bv tne tail he bad hardly
tire - ssve himself By satssring into
4 tree.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

the streets with her skirts. The Parin
modistes have signed their names Ia
paragraphs embodying this fashion
Oar own dreSsmakers have sealed the
decree by following it TO the letter and
the woman of fashion has put on tho
sweeping skirt and worn il on the pub
lie thoroughfares- that settles it.
Yet one constitutional on any of the
much frequented streets dulls the
beauty of the lower two inches OF the
skirt, fags out the skirt braid and causcs
the facing to hang In rags few nea'
and ingenious women have overcome
the difficulty by binding the gown with
velvet and facing it with oil cloth,
which can be obtained for such pur
poses. This arrangement greatly less
ems the otherwise attendant slovenli.
ness.
Glimpses of early spring goods are al
ready to be seen in the show windows,
The spring styles are not fully revealed
TO the expectant world of women, but
mysterious peeps are permitted to the
watchers who await them each season
as eagerly and impstiently as the small
boy watches for the curtain to go up al
the show.
The shop windows, as now seen, art
but the prelude to what is to come lstei
the orchestra that announces that /,
is nearly time for the real display OF
the season.
If one might note any special char
ecteristic of the materials displayed. II
would be Che pecu,iarity of tint. De
cidcd shades are used scarcely at all
In their places are mezzo-tints and hues
combining such variety of color as &c
BE- scarcely dcscribablc.
There are dozens of shades of purple,
lavender. violet and beliotrope which
vary in many grades so slightly that
one is at loss how to describe them.
The element OF pink is also combined
SO as to make it but step from the Law
ender and that step such small one as
TO be not disccrnible TO any but profess
sional eyes.
All the semi-mourning colors are ex-
trcmely fashionable, and particularly
the violets and light grays. So great is
the demand FOR ell articles of dress in
these colors that manufacturers have
been compelled to supply gloves,
hosiery, shoes, silk underwear. corsets
and even underskirts in vnryinf- tints of
violet and gray. Delicate, undecided
hues, rather than pronounced colors,
ore the favorites.
A certain pretty gray cloth dress has
oxydized silver trimmings. Another, of
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Cuticura lsesolyent

I he neH klsoa 4nS ska Par Ter, Aha greatest
~ nuGnof Hea4eales c1ranSes The Dl.ea of al
tnl Furliiss sNe palssaeas eismo4ts. aaa lass
removes the eaGsc. shgis tKfGotkk. tAe srrAt
- ia cure. ala ttE4ff a. roAf. a. sAqAlsttc
. in hesafihFr, e4cst tie skta ahe ssNif ana
Irsfsrr the EAR. Thus tae SVslttss RsNsbta 4
sare every Spre.ss Of tehias. hiifattG Sess.
pimpty. aud t8eiehy skin. scslr And Sesd as
eases. fFoM pimplrs 10 SrT,~usa. ffesn iAianry
10 age shrl tie best paysielags lsll.
Sud eveggN -esr. Price Grsef "a. A1e-; Sokp.
.Se.s kKsoiNEsT. sl.fki Prepared y tie fsTIgR
Dsi< kNB tiHFNirsf taefek AgIsN. b4slen-
~ Nrnd to- HoN l. uf SKA fftsaas ;.
g pages ~ lIiusifat Gus. ana ltN tesil.aoAls :.
ntRN'\ Skin ana scalp pHriaed sas heaeI f~d
DADi y by Nt1lrJRs Soar. Ahsc4Gteiy paIt.
IA PAINS AND WEAKNESSES
q q Df females instantly relieved ~ that
Ees, elegant and lniaiiih@ Anttaaf.
Sfk IL f4ln. lHfaut 3Dn aud Mrskurss.
the Cutic.fa Aatt fata PissirG
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Qua osuorgav

sss aaf - 4 s9<szsss sailc
" ~ u Szs s41selns issxhs1 s1s sz<izsh
- ssffas as sit4e@f sTsssass--
a yilssas = ears i1asseasz.
4 saa ass u asr ssSss yoaf1s
Hss fzSs tae FaFs a1u1s Il tF4t1
Aaa ssaa< sEse4z-zaa aszs. s4S stf4ss -
p l1Se fEssst ~ 2s<z II i4ss.
I saa asF u haE nsais1nosf.
Nsea kas~sssiss e Ias sisaer god
The Errlar re- essle>sa eef f&as
VIA safssF an. zsassa se.asF ssssA
I - a. "a asa zstrssa esgs.
a ssslbS.a4 ia Lifzss ass4sr says
sG1a sga4g@tag s1s ever a-d
h-t4 sssk 114 1essl as AL sz1-
sse EsE "a ssF l4t<f pears.
fassihs tafssEa aszss . s@le q te4fs
Aad fsE sitnal E8- - solsa trsea
Peace Nri4tsa "a osr sriaAled fsce.
No. lssnlns oE a 1Azz1ssr as4rs
Aai see Aslie playass DeAr.
Ji4sl - s1s saes Z 81 lo I'd - 10
eas plsses desa 10 sFea4s.
Aat q glad snliis l. ga asF face.
fn@s ltEsls Is st-I EisA al -izs sr4os.
20 10 sha feafs 1ot eomisg n,seFi
Az egasSias tlofe shAl - iighs''
&C. Nsstbsrif. Ia erslsea Days
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Van Houten's Cocoa-Ihrgcss ssle in
the world.
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THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
sas Must Wear skirts Thas Sweep
tne Muddy SrrossA
xss skss wAs4s~s Hsss-l eaassp<ss sf has
EAay sp<ins Es-aisss steasss ~1a
Grsys Are ~ kss tas fsssEsts
gSlors-G h.r eat1y foSae.-
lcaRYsns III $50

sFae prsttiest drSss 4 tie season was
sen a Daiy's on the nrst night a
..SeAas,l or scsna4l Ii w1s q light
gray lsays eloths trimmed With velvet
.n4 satla of the sane tint A small
satia to-que boEdered with velvet ana
adorned with two American Bexuty
roses was fastened - the hair by means
Of eat silver hat pin giving the ap-
p~aranee ~ q diamond headed oF1aa-
ment. A tiny mut Of lace aud gray
satin was suspended around the neck by
q silver chain.
II Is a signed. sealed and settled fact
that the woman Of fashionsnast sweep
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send 10 csnfs stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws ~ Health.
OFFICE H0i ES-o a. N. 10 =. ~.
Corner Bridge and Cana. y saua Rapids. Mich.