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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16

fosar bie &eeierung Der canabiiden groz
puma Ouebec. Hno eben bat Der bortige erlte
Wttntlter Wtercier in letner 4roz
9rammreoe Derit6ert, DAP 3tpil6en unbez
l1rdItttem gegenleiti9em 6anbel nit bet
Ser. Staten uno @ni6luB al 9eBtere elm
GROCER unterl6ieo beitebe uno er fir erftez
rem, nidt aber fir leBteren lei.
Ser bernorragen0ite SiDrer 6er cana6iz
11en l~tberalen 8artei 1T ieood Der
tranaoltlde @ana5ier Wilfrib 9aurter.
Elm Wtann bon GROCER 8erebtiamfeit. -Nu9
letn &dmpfruf lit: 86uiqe 6anDelsz
9egenleltt9tett nit ben Ser. Staaten un6
poutge SelbitreQierung Ganaoa's. QnidluB
on Die Seer. Staaten 1T aud in ieinem 9sro<
8ranm f~einespegs entbalten.
Ste Nloeutung Sir Wacoonalo's in 8e>
alg altt ameritaniide 8eiteduugs> @eloer
Ut jeoenfals cine lnDerlhGmtbeit. Oas
S0redgelpenit Der Ginperleibuua in bic
Ser. Srdaten miro bon Der canaoiIhen Ste
Qierun9sprefie aud oaour6 in ben politiz
16en 8~oroergruno geihoben, baB tie BON
gefdbrlihen Gerl6p0ruugen uno 6ergIeiz
den munfelt.
Salt II Die canabiihe 9arlameutsz
tpabl gu @unlten WtacOonolD's aus, 10 miro
chen aus etnem 6anbelsbertrage nidts.
9enn s laine bar bereits ertl9rt, Daf err
ll1nmerlnebr auf einen 8ertrag eingeben
tperoe, Der 3tpar Dem @etreibe, 6ols uno
@r3 @anaoa'S freten 3utritt in Die Ser.
Staaten gebe, Der aber leBtere ntd)t in BEN
Stano leBe, au6 nur fir einen Collar me1r
ben tbren SnDuitrtez@ r~ SeugniI1en an @az
naoa 81 n%ertdufen. uno Blaine bat 9tecbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
Cir snln u. Maeontalo.

Ser i'm Observation-Disclosures 2ebensiabre
1tebenOe, nit allen Waf1errt geipalbel.e
oberite Wintfter Der cana0iz
i1eu 30 0 II ION" Cir Sobn aIez
IoRoer " a~coonalo, ELL geborener
Shotte, bat DOS canaDil0 DE Barla~
III n t aufgelDlt mo cine 9t eapab | an>
b~eraulnt, I'M Da5 canaotlbe 8Dlf parlber
eutl9etocn 81 lalien, oh eIn gegenleltlger
6"anDel Slpiihen Canada uno Den
Ser. StaGten lid, lDle er lln0 lellle
0 uleruatipe ODER Corp Yartet mill, boob
items aEf 3toDprooutte, ODER aber, tple Die
liberale Hartei GaAaoa' 6 IND Slatlle ipolleil,
aueb aut neutrality-suspicious. erltreden 1ol.
Cir SsSobn bat nun lDebtn perl0nli6 ellIell
flamnenDen - q J. l|aufruf Oil Die caln7
Dllheu Narldmentspdbler gerld9Iet. Gr
ldyetbt Das Geoeiben @annDa's elner
g5Dlitif su, uiulnlt aud ben Jtubnl Der Gr1
buultno Der canaDiid9en Baciftca 8abn lnr
iin III MnipruG, uno perurtDellt eine1 unz
beibrdutten Observation-Disclosures nit Den
Ser. Staaten. Die llberale 4Sartet @atas
oa's beidulDigt er, oaB lie elmer pol18
%ef!neinlameil Sarif Ganaoa'5 nit Den Ser.
Staateu ali Soften pe5 brItll6eH Wtlittere
lonoes unD ais lcbtes l3iel poli8e HpSreiz
bunq GQnaoa's Dom WiHtterieIlDe ullo oDl@
ll8SU AIlADiIR I'll DIX Stl- OtV"te"
ltrebe. Ginem lol0en Strebeil ~gegenlber
Ieiert ulo preist ct Die 2lnbdn0lt1tett Der
9lbtDmlniinee ber fron5oliiden Elonlere
tpie Der brittl6en unD aud trlldeil, al Die
&rpne ul1b pcrberrliht Die brltilhen unter7
thanen urb Die britiibe Sberberrlbaft i'll
Ganeba, inter lDelber DleleS leben penn
8etpuBtisin, Dem 9r0Bten Hei6e Der 98elt
anSugeboycn, oe gr0Bte Ureibeit nnoSslblt7
ltdnDtgfeit uuo audi eas 9(edt, 1etlle el9ez
men Wertrdge nit Dem Quslanoe 81 ld1tez
Zen, QenieBe. Sole CANADA let1 Hebt
Der Selbltbsiteuerung gegen oas lonoerbare
9ted)t, itb leinen Sartf Don Wo1bt'ato1
aus pori6reiben 81 laiien, aulgebeli, ano
i~eilel 9ubm. Su ben ~treuelten uHtertgalell
Der 0eliebten &0ui8in jill geboren, perlD:r5
sen? ST Dolle als britilher lllttrtpah
lterben, mie er ais ioIher 0elebt. BIS I'll
leinem ieRten 2ltbem5uge tperoe CT ltd1 Dem
Ysrrat1e DtoerieBsn, melder lelb1f phfO
Seitcdlung Das Yolt CUR Sserleu9lllllg let7
her llnterthaaeutreue Ill uerfilbren lude.
ltnD er bite Das calaDiide So!t, lGn III
leuler Anltrengung CUR @rpaltnllg Der
Jteibselbeit luo Der polltilteil 6relDelf
uno 6anDel5lelblt1tdnoigtelt eallaoaS 6as
gnterltiBsn.
auf Sei5sn Der Ge0nsr 0i~eoon abs lteDt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
@tSerfoGge Der @aTeritmpeI.

Niud int jeBigen @inunoun5i 9z
It EN- Gon0reB baben Die IS roDib il
10 II / it II troB tp~ieDerbolter SturmlGufe
icbr menig ~er5telt.
Sin Grtolg MAI aIerbings bic Nnnabrne
ber berii1tigten Biu lber getitige 0etrdnfe
I'M Srigtnal> 0ebinbe, tbrem 8ater, oem
Yrobtbittonsicnator Nilion bon Soma au
@breu Die WillonsBtu 0enannt. Aber tie
1T 10 Siemli6 etne Sammlu1g tooter Guds
itaben, Da ii6 Die SuaDes9eri6te in ben
RrobibitiOnss Staaten pentg UNI tie
finlmern.
Nus ben groDibitions Nnihldaen essen
ben Se3irf columbia muroc nt6ts.
Ser @rSiebungsz 2tusl6uB Des Senats
lieB itd freiIih Dur6 Den graBIiGen
Shpdber 8latr breitihlagen umo err
itattete etnen 8eri6t Su @5unltsn Der toueu
4robibitlonsunldlQge bieies Gollbdu5lerS.
Nber Die Seridter1tattuns lit aud NUes.
SIS miro niDts Welteres in Der Sahe ge>
i1ebeu. llno i'm Senat bes na6iten Gonz
9rel1es miro fein Blair mehr letu.
Ser @etrGnfee NuSiduB bes 6auies
Eat it'd jeyt DaSu bergegebeu, dbnllde 8or>
ldlage lei1es 8orliBers Soiepb 8. 6 ~
Tor ein3uberibteu Sieler Or. Saplor,
ein Idnolid)er NDpofat unb Bontler aus
Ohio, lit lett 0arfteID's Mu5ldeiDen
aus DEM QlbgeorDneteubaule Der QSertreter
Don beileu SeSirf. ISLE 1eln IleB garftelO,
oieier QrunoidBlide @egner oes &emperensz
5tpang5, gletG uad) uebernaDn,e Oct BrGitz
DentldlaIt, Die Brobibtt!onsmeiber abblit7
sen! Stin tleiner 9fadiolger aber befilr>
mortet cine Bill, mDllad GinfuDr, Qu5fuDr
uno SDild)enltaatltder transport Doh al@
foholliGen 0etralfeu iberall Do, no IS be-
reits burd Crtlihe @eleBe uerboten lit, Don
Slln0es ruegen perboten lperoen lollen. 9lud
b%eflirlDottet ct ei1el aei1tetnlamen a5eibiuB
betoer O0u1er CUR 8orlegulg zines Nnlenz
bemeuts sur BunOeSuerfailung, Dolad) Die
6eritelluug, Gln1ubr, ausfubr, 8erlfnDung
un0 Der 8erfauf Don alfo9oltlden @etrGn>
fen aller Qrt III Den Ser. Staate1 anD an
leDem Srt, Der ulter ibrer 0eridt5bdrfeit
ltebt, perboten tperoen iollen. Wtlt Oiilfe
bon &euten tpie Der berilGtjgte Starr Wtorie
bon W~talladuiettS uGD Die SolDer 3Srobtbiz
t~jouiitea SEER uuo Strubble bat Saplpr es
bur6geieBt, baB lein Au5ihuB i'm ermd0z
tl9te, 81 0up1ten lclDer Mutrdge I'M 9taz
men peS Ausl6uiles 81 bertdten. Aber Der
pierte WidrS lit Dor Der Sbiire unD teine
3eit lneDr 3ur Grleoigung iolder 0ulge
uorbnnDeu. Syn nQhiten 9futionai7Qlb
o~roneten9auie a6er babsn Die Demofraten
cine uugsbeure Wtebrbeit; uuO es lit 81 bofz
fen, Dap Die ~nIeilten pou ibnen fir perlou>
lit1e TreiDeit einlteben meroen.
9titDt elnnal ibren ieit elnern 0iertelz
i%abrbunoert psrfolBten GiebllNgsplan elmer
i. q. uationalen 5emperen5. Gommtiiiou
ieBen Die Ballerpeiber iin jeBigen GongreB
burh.
8le bie leBten 9olfsabitimmungen be-
ipielel, mill audi 0as 8olt ielbit int
@roBen nidts aDon Der BroDibitien tpilien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
9as lbgeorSmeteuDan
o f~893-f9O3.

9aS Natiotal5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro
BON 1893-19O3 = u~orauSgeiebt, oaB niht
mittleripeile ourd 3%ulaiung BON yfeipz
Wterifo, Nrt5ond, Ofldbomd l1no Utah
etrtae neae rotten boroughs" geldafs
fen uerben = aus 356 Ueitg.ieoern beltee
beu. 9enn Der 4srGiioent bat Die Dont
Senat Anb 9l6georDnetenbaule angez
nomrlene, alf ben porldbrtQen GenluS GEE
e~ritnDete 1eue 8ertretungssB orlage leBt,
na1 3iemtih langem 8eitnnen, our6 leiue
lInterl6rift gum @eleB erDoben.
9as ieBige NbgeoroneteubalS uno aud
nod Das i'm leBten Oerblt getpdblte beltebt
aus 332 Wfitglieoern, bas neue int Sabre
1892 AL tDd9lenoe mirb allo "a Wfitglteoer
lnebr haben. Son bielem 3utpa6S erhalten :
Qllabarna |, 9lrfanlas l, Galtfnrnte1 l,
Colorado l, Georgia /. Suinois 2, Ganz
las l, Wtaiiahuletts l, W2l6tgan l, Wfinz
nelota, 2, Wtifiourt /, Jtebrasfa 3, 9tetDz
eeSerieD l, Oregon /, Benniploanien 2,
Ieras 2, W~aiDington l uno Wisconltu /.
Die 8ertretungs> @runolage lit bieSmal
cine Ginipobnersabl bon 49, 01 gegen
ISL, 1926 fir Die lebtsn flint @ougrelle. Oa
audi fitr ieoen 8ru6tbeil, Delher ii6er etn
balb Obigsr 3iffsr 1T, Elm gertreter sepdbrt
miro, 10 iino, mie aus ben beigelebten Sab
1eA II ItlulllUt Wv lU]BSibOLu StRH4Cab VI
tbrer 8ertretuna gut gefabren:
Nlabama (l21,809), Californian 1884,
724), @eorgia Cos, Snoiana Q05, 592),
Soma (172, 1885,, RentudD Q19,625),
Wtaine Q39,383), Wtarplano (172,885),
Wialiabuietts Q52, 13l), Oregon 139, 1863,
&bobe Sslano (171.6Oo), Sib<Garolina
~(107,743), GHbzDafota (154,902), Seras
(148,71I, 8ermout 158, 521), girginlen
(90,871), Wi5conlin OH, IT'D. S6leAt
eefabren bagegeu itno, neil ibre 8eDDlfez
rungsbrue)tbsile eben binter Der 6dlfte suz
rIdblieben: Stem Oorf 49, 19), Nrfan1aS
(83,773), Oainnelota (84,5l9), Wfiiiourt
G0,669).
28elden GinfluB Ser !3utpa6s ber Stimz
men auf Die polittide l3ulamuenleBung
bes Oaule5 habeu miro, LaBt iid beute. no
brr0 Die 6arnlerzMuian ale ~biSberigen
gereduungen iiber DEN 0aufen geDorfeu
ftno, ni6t annGberno mgeben. 9tad Der
friiheren @runolage luiroen Die 9fepublifaz
ner II ooer IS, Die 0elnofraIen lehS poer
iiebeu (bie bon Qlobama, Arfan1as, @eolz
ola, W1iIlouri uno 3era5 lider uio uielz
let6t Die bon SEEM Serlen) betpr1n1en habelt.
Qlber beute, no logar Suinois, Sanlos,
glebra5fa uno gSIncon1in gu Den fir Die
9tepabllfaner 5tDetfel6aften Staaten 9ez
D6ren, tit es aberaailig, fi6 i'll oieier 5inz
ltbt lit germutbungeu 81 ergeben.
Wir lalien Die 5utiiuftise Bertretnng Der
ein3elnen Staten bier folgen:
alabama 8, Nrfania5 6, Californian Z,
Colorado 2, Connecticut 4, 9elatpare l,
SloriDa 2, Georgia II, Soa6o l, Sutnois
%, Snbiana u, Soma II, Rauias 8, &ena
tu6p II, 2outiiaua 6, Uiaine 4, Wtarplano
6, Wtolia6uletts Ii, Widli9an II, Wlinnez
iota z, Wtiiiiiippi Z, Mifiouri 10, Wton>
tana /, yte6rasfa 6, gaeuaoa /, SEEN 6amp;
ibire &, Stem sSerisp S, Stem gort 81, NOrOz
@ (1rsoa1 9, yteTDia1adni1 l. % 90'S Sb ~,
Sslano 2, SGos9orOLtna Z, SiiosD atota
2, Gennefee 10, Geras Ii, germont 2,
N;rginten 10, Waibington q, 8eitsGire
sinteu 4, WiScou1iu 10, WUomtng l..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16

Nun lit 81 Admiral Borter nod Dor
General Sherman, nit benz er eiuit bel Der
@innabme &idsbur9's 5uiamnenlplrtte,
ans benz 2eben eelh teDen. Srel@
LID mar ct uln mebrere Sabrdeu Glter {,
oenn anl s. SUM- ipiirDe er leln adtunoltebs
5tgltes SaDr errel6t baben.
Nie Sherman BON ben nod leheltben
8unoeSgeleralen aus benz BMrgerfrie9e Der
groBte 1T, 10 tDar Yorter bon Den iiberlebens
ben Seebeiben jenes &rieaes Der beotus
tenoite, tDefn er aud LANCE Hidt an Sarraz
gut. Dleien lbon i'm Nuguit 1870 peri1orbes
zen aIlerifaEjideH 9tellon, binaurei0te.
NIS Sefeblsbaber Der WDrlerf Hottie auf
benz Wtllti1ippt baif er 5arragut oetl uni
teren Gbell De5 Stroms nit ielnen Befeltis
9ureer nebmeu. gls 6iibrer elmer 6iotte
bon Gallonenboeten bali er @rant bel Der
GlnRabme Sidsburgs. Oils Subrer BON
&rlegsldiffen in Gape Scar 9tlper unters
1tGBte er ben fiir8lieb eeitorbeneu General
SerrD bet Der Giilnabnle DON Sort Siiber.
9nrd bic c 8~eiltungen miro er III Der
@el1idte Der 3tepublit fortleben.
9t aO16rift. Mter nur einen Sag
bat Der General ben 9tomiral Iberle6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
9aS Yr0Teett!emau aO1 GO4e9inut
Dou 1899.

@ie mir aus oerldisoenen 3eitun9en err
ieben, berrlht %ltelIenipetle ungemtBbeit
barber, oh ba5 nQd)lte Brditoentenlpablz
Golegtur1, atio bas pom na6lten Sabre,
nod auf 0rlno Der Glten ODER Der Heuelt
GongreB7Vertretung 5u1ammeageleBt letl1
tperGe.
9er 8aragrapb 1872 Der repibirteu Sta7
tuteu Don 1892 la9t barber: r9le Sabl
Der BrGltpentene9 Bablmdnner io4 Der Sabl
Der Senatoren uuD Nbgeoronetei1 glel6
iein, SIT Der Die perlhteoeneH Staatel SIT
Der aSelt, tparn Der Sn erlDablenoe SraftDent
uno giceprdiloent ms Amt toil1lllell, gee
lebltd) beredti0t iein lper0en. nur oaB no nab
etncm neuen @enlus sur s3ett DER 9Sabl Der
Wahlmanner feline 9teupsrIbetlunlg Der Ser
tretung itattQefullpen bat, Die i3abl- Der
Bablmdnner Der oarn beltebenoen Suz
thettullg BON Senatoren ulIo Abgeoronetels
9leid) lelll 1oa."
Otit anoeren Morteu, iolte bis CUR S3eit,
100 Die NGablmdanerz HSnbl 1tattftaoet, alp
bis gum 9toDenlber 1892, irgeno eln Staat
Die 9teue!nt5eilung ietner GongreBbe5trfs
auf @ruuD leiner DernleDrten 8ertretulg
nidt porgenolrmen baben, 10 tpllrpe er I'M
gBablmaitner Goliegium nur Ourd Die 3abl
letner ieBigen Nbgeorbneter u1o fSenatofel
i'm @ongres pertreteu lein. ga aber bis oaz
bin ale @eieBge5ungeu IN SiBung 9elpelen
lein peroen, 10 lit nIlbt al5unebmeH,
oaB bann nod irstuo elm Staat naterS
lalie, BADEN lolte, Die Neneintbe!lung
uorsunebmen. Die Nertretung i'm MabIz
mdnner. Gouegium miro aIlo bic glelhe
iein, wie in oem gu 9leihsr !3eit 81 err
wdblenoen So. GonareB, ndnlltd 300 Nbr
oporhuptp 11fb1t 80 @PlatGrcu. - 3lI>
lammen 444, 10 Bag sur @rtpdblung 223
Stimmen notbDeiiSlg leln tperoell.
gBte Die Mabl ansialIen iuiro, oafilr gicbt
es beute ebeu;ouenig AAbaltspunfte, tpie
fir Die 13uiommenleBuug oeS %. Gongreia
les. 2Sdblen ole 5taaten, Die I'M Sabre
1888 beftanoen, mie lie oamals ipdhltet, 10
fpiroen iih IIr Die republitanilten eallotz
baten 249, lin Die Demofratilt'ea MIR 17o
observation-disclosures ergcben, rno Die repa7
blitanil1su miiroen oild nod All Die W}ebr7
sabl Der 20 observation-disclosures rednen
founen, ipsi6e Die lett 1888 lleu binju9es
tommsnen isbs Staateil abBebeH sueroea,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
.m0dentid7e Jlinois Staats5ettune, nrontde Is. sebruar 1891.

10 baB pieoer, tpis 1884. Die Demofraten
ben 9{epublitanern Die 36 Stiinmen Seem
DORIS unD Die Is Stimmen SSl1oiana's ab@
nebmen miBten, I'm ibren Ganotoaten
burh3uleben.
Qber leitoem, ipie bte @abl bes Iebten
6srbites 0eseigt bat, ate republifaHtlGe
6o6bur9en pie Wtidigan, Sainois, Soma,
&unlas nnD 9tebrosfa ntdt mebr It6sr re-
publifanil6, unb ielbit Die SiiOitaaten nidt
ale me6r fiber bemofratiih ituO, 1T es
~iebenfals perfrubt, iibsr ben ipa6ri6etnltz
den Qusfau Der ndbiten YrditoententDabl
iebt idon Bere1nun9en an3ulteaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
sir emropatf@e e,mwanoernne.

g8ie bic @efabr ernitlider Bfobibitions=
maBregell, 10 lit Die elnes Gaownotbin8z
Welegcs gsgen Die Guaranteeing NJ
iebigen @ougrelie 10 gut mie norz
iiber. SIN o~llerduBsrlten Sale tntro Der
Dem 2eler betanEte Omep' ld)e Weiesenttuuri
nod angeuonunen tDerpen, Der weni9e ooer
fetue auit0Bige .8:itimlnln9en eegen bic
@inlpauoerun8 cntbdlt.
SIN Tiuan2ptpartement i'll Nalbz
iuo!at oattert and leit oen Tobe oes bra=
pen Winoom Ole tDpblDoiielDe StinGmuna
oeoel Die ~@inipauaerMag fort. llnp ipie
QeDlbah perliAert, miro namertlih aud,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16

beren 6auptfanOibatelt, als nit gIeoes
lamb. i'm uG6iteu Hattonal@
tDabtfampfe 81 itcgen Derntag. Sbn
aber fam tie nur baben, weun ie it'd tbren
SilberihpiubeL inter tbm ebenio politGnz
bio perfneiit, pie fie IS inter inn bon lenem
6ebruartage 1885, an ipeldem er ietneu
eriten Brief ge9eu Silberi6minoel idrleb,
Bis gum SdIulie lciner eriteu 8eripaltung
bes grGIiDentenumtes tbun muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-16
sIaaeritan5iae &6nlst9e.

Sci benz 6ofs6eite, oaS oil eineln Der Gebz
ten Nbenoe bon balb ledS nbr an I'M
WetBen Saale bes 8erliner
aailers uno Souigsa ShlpiisS ab9ebaItcn
rpurbe, falllen reat )onoerbare Auftritte Dor.
Geib9aroiften III altoGteriiher Uniform
beipadteu Die Gin9dage. Das Mulitcorps
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the lady TO the best of his ability, and en-
ioyed his tirst lesson in Delsarte quite as
much as his friends.
Let US take peep in at the teacher and
her class this morning. Before Mrs.
Whitney's door stand the smartest turn
outs in Newport. In the ballroom there
is the soft frou-frou of silken skirts, and
the ripple of silvery laughter, and the
murmur of well modulated voices.
The great ballroom IS separated from
the drawing-room by a high glass par
tition, before which stand three vases
OF enormous size filled with palms
which tower TO the ceiling. On the three
remaining sides of the room, broad win
dows open into balconies. dubbed 1.-The
modesty seats" there the shy people sit,
and which are filed with gay cushions.
easy chairs and gorgeous draperies. The
ceiling is decorated in robins egg blue and
gold, the door and raised platform are
covered with Oriental rugs, and in a semi
circle sit the fairest and most famous of
New Yorks fashionables.
First, the stately, gracious hostess; Mrs
Whitney decorates her cottage with differ
ent flowers for each lecture. One day il Is
with wilderness of pink roses, then she
wears pink gown in harmony. Today
the house Is crowded with purple sweet
peas, and Mrs. Whitney wears a Simply
made lilac cotton frock, in which she looks
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S attractive as in one of her elaborate

as attractive as in one of her elaborate
costumes.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. aristocratic,
grande dame is in palest lavender, with
boa of lilac water feathers about her
throat. Mrs. Astor-well, what do you
fancy the great and only Mrs. Aston
wears7 The simplest blue Bingham, bar
red with red. little straw bonnet trimmed
with daisies, a white, embroidered
veil and diamonds as big as al
monds Mrs. Kernochan is stately IN
black brocade and diamond buttons,
and Mrs. Justice Gray is also in black.
Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt is standing in
pink crepe. ornamented with big white
crescents. There is wonderful girdle of
black lets, with bretelles and trimmings to
match. and a tiny black lace bonnet
crowns her dark hair. Ward McAllister's
niece is in pink crepon, and Miss Leary,
who gives the most famous musicales in
Newport, is in black silk, with knots OF
white ribbon in her bonnet.
Perhaps the most attractive women in
the room are beautiful Mrs. De Forrest
and her sister, the famous Sallie Hargous,
who is TO be married on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, and who is surrounded on that ac-
count by an additional atmosphere of in
terest Mrs De Forrest, who is typical
Spanish beauty, is in bronze green chiffon
over silk. There is a bolero jacket of jet
and bonnet of black lace with gold and
jet spangles. Pretty Sallie is in pale green
crepe, trimmed with dark green velvet and
white lace. Her bonnet is a mere wreath
of white flowers. and her tiny shoes are OF
patent leather and are green suede.
One more beautiful gown is noticed of
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her quaint ornaments and her marvellous
bang. She came, saw and conquered. Came
to be not only listened to, but received
socially. Came to De lunched by Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, to be petted by Mrs. Whit
ney, to be approved of by Mrs. Aston and
to be chummy with Sallie Hargous. The
choicest cuttings from the smart set meet
twice week to writhe, wrggle, bend and
away; to relax and decompose-by the
way, why couldn't Delsarte have selected
word that wouldn't smack quite so
strongly of an overripe corpse? These
pupils form spiral curves and make cork
screws of themselves and at the end Of
each lecture fifty fair four hundred flop
pers fall at the feet of their instructor.
For not only does Mrs. Russell teach these
ladies how to bow, smile, walk and sit
down, but how to fall gracefully and lie, a
limp and 1.-the mass of tangled lace and
drapery upon the floor.
There was some demurring at first.
'Who is this woman" asked Mrs. Wet
more. what is she coming to teach
us for? Why should she tell US how to
walkP" But after the swelIs found that
Mrs. Russell had lectured the crowned
heads of Europe or the English nobility,
which is all the same, and after Mrs. Astor
had approached her at the end of one of
her lectures and said, my dear Mrs. Rus
sell. you have opened a new world to me-"
everything was smooth sailing for this au-
dacious little woman who dares tell MEM
bers of the -Four Hundred how to behave.
Mrs. Russell presses her pupils into
service at her classes. She calls up mar
ried beauty to strike an effective pose, or
famous belle to illustrate the difference be-
tween good and bad position Fancy or
dering Vanderbilt to come to the front,
or an Astor to stand up in meet
ing! Furthermore, on one occasion.
when Mrs. Russell was illustrating the
various telling ways woman may look at
man, she suddenly declared she could do
so much better if she had a man to look at,
and called up Mr.. Frank W. Andrews, who
was attending the lecture, and asked him
TO be target for the killing chances she
had in store. Mr.. Andrews, with the gal
lantry for which he is celebrated, assisted
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CURVES OF SOCIETY.
Leaders Who Writhe, Wriggle,
Bend and Sway.
NEWPORT DAFT ON DELsARTE.
Mrs. Aston and Mrs. whitney ne the
Head Of Their Classes-Men Are
Catching the Fever Now.

NEWPORT, Aug. 1o.-TSpecial Correspon-
dence. Newport has gone daft over Del
sarte. Henrietta Russell. that shrewdest of
clever aesthetics. is here busilv engaged in
skimming the cream of cream. Mrs. w.
G. Whitney is her hacker. She became
interested in Mrs. Russell and her theories
last winter in New York, opened her
drawing room and had in dozen TO hear
these new doctrines of grace. The class
grew. People began to ask. nay beg, for
invitations. Then Mrs. Whitney con-
ceived the idea of having supplementary
season of Delsarte at Newport, to accom-
modate those who were unable to hear
Mrs. Russell in town.
Well, Henrietta came over with her ex-
traordinary gowns, her curious draperies,
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a VT "VLueIIaI tuIEtCItOn OF animals
that live IN the water is at present being
manufactured by the United States fish
commission for exhibition at the Worlds
falr IN Chicago. Somewhat less than 500
specimens viii Illustrate the food and
other economic fishes and reptiles of this
country, each one representing a species.
Two experts, said 10 be the most skilfnl
men living in this line of work
are engaged in turning out counter
felt presentments of things scalv
and hnny IN the utmost Imaginable
variety. The extraordinary thing about
these products is that they not oniv look
but teei like the real creatures which thew
initiate, the very substance being 10 the
touch SO ike flesh itself that il is ditficult
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Ny friend, look herel you know how ~
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WIsDOM's ROBERTINE


Is meeting with great success everywhere. and
OF Like nature.