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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

CALL TELEPHONE 63t-3
And order a case of
Heurich Extra Pale Lager.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEMENIS.
EIELD sPokTs AT INC a; PARK.
Df fS;psf # 15sh b saa s sfsist So
W.;ePssSn kaNSisa e,n 100 yards. go yards
s 1p6 1HS y ,Ss xs fPEa
The SHOT. RunninE Broad and High JUMP. THROW
iN Xsm aas Bas5 81, BALL f.a,..t -
TAKE NOTICE!
Members and friends holding tickets for the an
someyS syeor e'1s sand Pssspre Cub n S r
esived on SUNDAY. May 81. 1891. providing the
my2Y-at' THE COMMITTEE.
THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL OF THE As
eensi9n Snurch corner nth st. and Msssaehpsetts
May 90. at NJ tickets will be rood for that date 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE: y
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY
IN THE WHITE HgssAR
IN THE THE WHITE WHITE a aEssAk.
june s6s rsausstS@BoHEMfASG Girl.
MoDRY's PLEASURE RARK (EcskINGToN5.
All children accompanied by their parents will be ad
ACES : BENNINa, DECORATION DAY.
Trotting. Pacing and Bicycle Races,
OoLu shsfs t cySrE CLUB.
Al O'clock
One mfle-Safety, Club Championship. hdcp. Five
sdsR co Sas ras Ss. 1ie
tf aSsB Open az hs
First race-Purse 800; 2. 40 class Crottins),
enteries.
Sec ond rsce-Purse 800; 2.32 class tpacins,. Eve
entries.
admission to grounds and grand stand, Soc
Trans leave B. and p. depot, 9TH and streets, 10.
100 and 2:15. returning alter races. n2S-2t
VETERAN. VOLUNTEER FIREMEN's AssoCIA.
hop StsE.ry guse ni sso and
Rifles, Armory. Some of the best talent in the city
CASTOR The obect Of this entertainment is for the
purpose OF realizing fund sufficient to defrsy the
Penses attending the repairing and furnishing the
cent session. Tickets be from the officers
or any member of the association and at the door ON
the eye Of the entertainment. Admission, .oc COM
THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. ICE CREAM
and Strawberry Festival to have been given tonight
At the Ivy City Church has been postponed to MON
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FIFTH WEEK OF THE SUMMER OPERA
Evenings at Sis. Matinee Saturday.
W. 7. CARLETON'S OPERA COMPANY,
In Gilbert and sulvan's New Opera.
THE GONDOLIERS.
BIC GENERAL ADMISSION.
Reserved Seats. 80 and 75c.
Next Week-"FRA DIAvOLO" my25
EOR RENT-sOCIETIFs DESIRING A HALL AT
Lincoln Post Hall, cor. 9TH anu L SITS. n W. Vscan.
Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Large
hail for rent on Sundays. myl1-lm
New TUhk1sH Barns.
myStoje27 LID ct. NV
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CITY ITEMS.
Special. in Extra Good Shoes

specials IN Extra Good Shoes
At the STAR SHOE HOUSE.
We offer for few days Children and Misses
Fine husset Oxfords, made of real dongola
goat, at 75c.; actual value. 81. 25.
We are showing extra values in Ladies' OK
ford Ties at 75c. and mp to 50.
cheap. wy
e1.5O. w.
sizes II TO q. WV
Children's Kid Spring Heels, sizes 6 to II,
at 75c.; worth 81.
4, A great line of Mems Shoes, lace or congress,
tipped or plain, at S1.25.
Mems Slippers at 75c.: a real bargain.
II you are going to buy a pair of shoes we
car save you money, fact we can very soon
.. The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
~ TAG It'll st.
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And scay diseases Of the akin and scalp causing days
OF misery and nights Of sscpess agony ore instantly
relieved and speedily. permanently and economically
cured BY the cUTIcURA REMEDIES when all other
remedies and the best physcians FAIL Substantial eyi
dence Of the truth OF this satsmsst - to b. found
daily In this payer. a
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- to all ppriyer lantngs and only boat stoppng at
Dixie Landing. Beautifu scenery and pleasant round
trip Is Cts Pleasure boats with ell nlodsrn tmyrove-
ments tor hire and sale. Steamer leaves boathouse
aSS ia e ms rs cuafS ss "a s 81 %
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BERKKLEY pure rye whisky.
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TEST IT YOURSELF.

TEST II Younsrrr.
Clereiands BAKING Po,cde- 70 the
FOB sfyon0esf. II II the most effective
and economical. Try It. tea-
STRENGTH. spoonful of Clevelands will do more
and better work than . heaptng tee
spoonful Of other powders.
CLEvELAND's BAKING POWDER
STANDS ALL TESTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Sugar Free tomorrow. SuoAR HOUSE, 7s1
7th ct, bet G and h NV. 1t
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Cut Prices-Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware.
FaAxK, 461 Pa. ave., Fine Watch and Jewslry
Repairing. IT.
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ssRockbridge Rye" finest made, q per gal.
lon; d quart bottle. LYNoH's, l04 eth st. nv.
sl-mAf,H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Dog Collars engraved; razors sharpened
free. Rodsers' Cutlery. WALFoRD, ATT Pa. av.'
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500 at S275.
300 at So.
Southeast corner 9th and E streets,
~ ii. FRIEDLANDER.
Now Is the time to buy for preserving.
Granulated sugar, AZ cents. The GREAT Ar
LANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, 5Ol-5O3 7th
street, corner It'll and E. my2S-2t
Get
two
days
ratiOns
before 10 pm.
this evening,
as we do not open tomorrow.
Lunch Goods Of every description.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
Free Sugar. Free Sugar.
Saturday,
Decoration
Day.
Open
all
day.
Five Barrels Granulated Sugar given away.
To
every
purchaser
two
pounds
Coffee
one-half pound of Tea
we will
give
two
pounds Best
granulated
Sugar
or one
of
those
beautiful
decorated
China
Cups and saucers.
We
make
this
the
greatest
inducement
ever
offered
to the
public,
that
every one
may
test
the
wonderful
advantages
of our
delicious
Coffees
Dry Roasted by Johnston Bros & Co..
and
take
this
means
of
calling
your
attention
to them.
Come
tomorrow
and
make
your
purchases.
Goods delivered to all parts CITY,
Good
Coffee
g. IS,
80
and
IS cts.
The very latest importation in Teas
forty,
fifty,
sixty
eighty
cents
pound.
Our one dollar Tea is delightful.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
731 It'll st.. bet G and H.
1t Special Telephone, BIG.
Sugar Free tomorrow. SUGAR HOUSE, 7sl
7th st., bet. G and H. NV. II
Sugar Given Away,
Two pounds Granulated Sugar given away
on oaturday, May ~, to every purchaser of one
pound Of lea or A. and p. Baking Powder.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PAcIF1c TEA Co.
o0l and t03 7th st., 1870 14th st. NV,
3lO4 NJ St, Georgetown.
225 stores in the United States Pure poods
sold only. Beware OF mushroom concerns and
mlsasors: n. Il. Bowman,
myzS-2t Manager for DC.
While You Are Decorating
Don't forget to decorate yourself with one Of
our Handsome SOC. Cravats. They are beauties.
HENRY FRANC Son, One Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
Elgin Creamery Butter, Csc. pound. N. A.
Poole, the cash grocer. 944 La. ave. NV. 26-5t
Now is the time to buy for preserving.
Granulated Sugar, ~ cents. The GREAT AT
LANTIo AND PACIFIC tEA COMPANY, sol 500 7th
STREET, corner Ltn ana =. my2S-2t
Warrington Souvenir Goods. All kinds
Lowest prices. Engraving Free FRANK, Jeweler,
81 Pa ave. It,
Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand Allsopp's Ale, bottled by the brew
ers, Messrs: Samuel Allsopp 4 Sons, Limited.
Burton-on-Trent, England.
For sale by N. W. BURcHELL,
taSo-f&m,6 1926 + ct. NV.
Cut Prices-Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware
FaAxK, 461 Pa. ave., Fine Watch and Jewslry
Repairing. IT.
Sugar Free tomorrow. SuoAa HOUSE,, 7sl
7th ct, bet G and II NV. 1t
Dog Collars engraved; razors sharpened
free. Rodgers' Cutlery. WALFoRD, AT Pa. av.'
ssRockbridge Rye" finest made, q per gal
lon; d quart bottle. LYNcH's, z04 9th st. nv
sl-mAf,tx
Now = the time to buy for preserving
0ranulated Sugar, ~ cents. TIE GREAT AT
LANTlc AID PACIFIC Ira CoMPANY, 6Ol-6O8 IA
street, corner It'll and E ny28-2t
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Now y the time to buy for preserving.
0ranulsted Sugar, ~ cents. TEE GRKAr Ar
LAs11c AID PAclYTc TIA CoxRANY, 6Ol-508 7th
street, corner 7th andE ny28-2t
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MOUNT VERNON.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
GREEN LAWNS OF Of X; HALL
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
On and after May q the Pslatial Iron and Steel
wharf foot Of 5th st., as follows: 'e~'' 1''
FOR MOUNT vERNON-One trip daily. except
Sunday. at 10 sharp, reaching the civ on her
return at 2:ZU p.m- Fare round trip, Ell Including
admission to the mansion and grounds ELEGANT cafe
FOR MARSHALL HALI-Two trips daily. except
sunday. at 10 m and 2:30 T. sharp reaching the
Parties desiring s9s to psss.n nGS Sna
at MaIshatl Hall can 20 down at 10 a. and remain
until the last boat. at pm. Everybody made COM
PLANKED. sHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED
HOT FROM THE PLANKS.
FOR MARSHALL HALL sUNpAYs-rwo trips.
leaving az q m and m SHARP returning rsssh
cents; Planked shad dinners daily. Served hot nom
ine p!anks. Elegant dining superior sery-
.ce Inc oest OF order Hot p.anked shad iniinedi-
afeiy on arrival Of morning boat.
For charter OF Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
Apply at the companys once.
On and after May Il the Steamer W. ". CoRcoRAN
and river isndines. Is far down As GSmont. daily.
pns Il GAksHAfL Hall rons and rstuinin ing
P.sssnger. 70 Ma,shall Hall can. ge and return on
Fare. round trip, % cents.
freight carefully delivered
Telephone cau-625.
COL Jos C. NekIBnBIExh
Commanding Charles Maca,sstsr. my25
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HE ANNOTATED
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATrx0
WORKS.
1s0s and ITO q. NV
Are doing the best kind Of work. Prices OF cleaning
per yard. Ingram, Be-; Tapestry and Body, g.. Yea
Vet, Wilton. MoQuette and Administer. be. RUGS 25c.
to s3 lie. per yard additional cleaned by the
ammoniated process. Furniture. Mattresses and
Feathers renovated Carpets taken mp and laid
Leave orders at main ONCE. l7ts and ITO st.
julius LAnsburgh's furniture and CARPET house.
18th and SITS 1hos J. Luttrell. dry goods. cor:
10th and Pa. n. II. Nes1nyer. halter and
furnishings. 3l03 N Meetings. Dry Goods s.ore.
Ese0 9TH nv Ths LnlerIrlss Dry Goods House.
l.s4l 18th st. Sc.
n. NEwMYER. MANAGER.
Telephone sO4. myl2
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Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand Allsopp's Ale, bottled BY the brew
ers, Messrs: Samuel Allsopp 4 Sons, Limited,
Burton-on-Trent, England.
For sale by N. W. BuRcHEIr.
1aS0-f&m,N 1925 r st. NV
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pEN-MAR, PEN-MAR,
DECORATION DAY,
SATURDAY, MAY 30 1891,
Over the Great Pennsylvania Railroad,
Under the auspices Of
Nelson Division. No: 2, Columbia Division, No q
U. X. h. p. and the WASHINGTON Continentals,
accompanied by Her1nione. No. A, Of
Nashinuton. and Rsthbone Divi-
SION. No. q. of Alexandria,
Virginia
Train will leave Wsshington at Sis m. returning
to Washington by $50 pm.
Tickets. so round trip; children half fare
Tickets can be procured from any member Of the or
gsnizatio and at the depot the norninq OF the
excursion. my..l.tn
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Thfee-quarer inch 3ply Garden Hose, with coupline,
all complete for e1.15. 49,
Hose Reels. 55c.
HIGHEST QUALITY GARDEN HOSE for thu.
who prefer good article Prices guarantee6 as low
- Quoted In New York or elsewhere, ~"
GOODYEAR RUBBER coNpANx
500 9th ST.,
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manae.. nlI-r
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Warrington Souvenir Goods. All kinds.
Lowest prices. Engraving free. FRANK, Jeweler,
461 Pa ave. Its
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

DkNITr's TAILi-Ho COACH LINE KATEs:
~ houha TRIP, ArinsSton and soldiers Home. daily
~ All. ana : D.. ni.. 90 60 sss. SUNDAY. g ~
M. oanin John brldse. fare texcursionl including
olhhef NJ the br1de. "a. Our hand tslly lG
cosch from sratoss springs ar.s II and ta,.-t
h tine country. Coaches chartered large Parties
Leaves the webster, 5l3 18th It ". the lAfal,nm
18th and h. 10 minutes later ala
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AAoso Erlces BREAK All Records.
For tomorrow, Saturday, at the great mon
ster sale OF clothing, southeast corner 9Th
Look at the prices goods can be bought
LOT at this wonderful sacrifice sale:
oUO Mems Suits. positively all WOOL S45O.
SOO Black Cheviot Suits, Sc. 25 $3.50 and 50.
25O Fancy Mixed Suits, 1915.
4OO Fine Clay Diagonal Suits silk lined. Mer-
chant taiiors charge $40. Our price, s14.
10y Nobby Getaway Suits for young men at
$3.50, ~, IS. 50 and $40. Each suit worth
double the money.
Boys Suits long pants. IA to 1s years. s2.s5.
S3.25, 1915, "a and s4.5O. Extra Fine Silk
faced Suits, IS, $3.50 and IS.
Chiidren's Suits-thousands Of them at 90
cents.
Hundreds of them at 81 20. s1.S7, 81. So s1.75
and ~ The pants without the jacket are
worth what we ask for the entire suit.
, Men Pants-thousands Of them at prices less
than the material cost.
1000 at so cents. Worth s.
1000 at S1.25. Worth q. so.
1000 at S1.40. Worth 1925.
1000 at SO. Regular price, "a.
5OO at $3.50. Worth S4.75
500 at $2.75.
300 at So.
Southeast corner 9th and streets,
IL H. FRIEDLANDER.
Now is the time to buy for preserving.
Granulated sugar, AZ cents. The GREAT Ar
LANTIc AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, 5Ol-5O3 18th
street, corner 7th and E. my2S-2t
Get
two
days
rations
before 10 pm.
this evening,
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02
There Is Song In tho Sunbear,.

The Scriptural statement that the
morning stars sang together finds cor
roboration along the lines of modern
discovery. An American scientist has
evoked sorg from the sunbeams. He
describes the process in these words: A
beam of light is made to pass through n
prism. so as TO prodnce the solar spectrum
or rainbow. A disk having Sits or open
ings cut in it Is made to rcvolve, and
the colOred light of the rainbow is MADE
to break through it and fall on silk. wool
or other material contained in a glass
vessel. "A the colored light falls upon
it sounds will be given by the different
parts of the spectrum, and there will be
silence in other parts. II the veseci
contains red worsted aud the green light
flashes upon il. loud sounds will bc
given Only feeble sounds will be heard
when the red aud blue parts of the rain
bow fall upon the vessel, and other col
ors make no sound at all.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

wears her iirat ha;r waved on the sides
sri fastened on tip in two coils, giving
the coif expression.
Mrs. Tiffany. il ths quaint house
gowns which shc affects anl her slightly
grayi=h h,ir pulled over the ears. plated
bchud arl tied with black ribbon.
perukc fas'len. looks like ore Of Sir
Joshua Reynolds pictures stepped from
its frame. she might be one Cf tho
witty beauties Of the Georges courts. IN
;,upreSsioa which Is acceptuated by her
brilliant an4 fascinating converse tioaal
powers.
Mrs. Y1naga. REQ Wright. who has
married taa divorced hushoad OF Mrs.
TtF.nv. IS a noted blonde beauty Of
the Diana t7pe. with a wealth Of light
hair. which she brsids tightly and coils
eoslpactly ss tae back of her head
Perhaps the most beautiful golden
locks in New York are those which
crown ike au sareose tiny Miss Flora
DAVIS fairy form. She ia like Dresden
esina doll. and her hair Is OF that rare
color which poets OF all times have
loved - praise as burning sold. as the
riur,lps ef a river at sursek Nder-
snt in shade are the golden tresses OF
the fslil and stately Miss Amy Bend. On
whom Young Mr.. Assors approval was
east before be transferred his allegiance
n Miss Wiling. Her hasr, of the light
sst gold. ~ pale ss wheat ears IN naoozs-
hSht and "a fluffy az svua siix- ~ ar
ranged at the neck in q soft knot cf
locss eoils. With good taste she gen
s-.llv wears flowers instead of Jewels
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

Mkn Wiitxze. A.u s4eozzfsa rfs.3 y
NJ. Ask1<s sascrssksx. las hs-E wtaeA
h-s h<s0 eFn0Ez>s<zs4F dxscras~ea - o~4z<x
ol1gz<ss. sk4zs.s Is = "A Fszasy 3sEk.
xso~asg ga aer toss ~knss foeeh<z-1 IA
htsls love psssss s@zt Hx.se1 At tlss b.cx
IA lasEroszs oosi Al the Ossas1xy 1-sa
sil,s d@zxl~d kex May a.tasirexs ~ AZ
pssTfnx witt = wressth ~ s4alalEx greea
NY lss<S~s IN hsr hair. matching tns ~
fsssoo1s IA kes Eaak gown. glslhg tie
sgs.a<aace " ssaAs bzas eysd. DARK
haired nssnpa os dry@t EqaAliy cls=ssa-
ca, b4E ennrely dzstsreat IA sffecG. = the
ulaansF IL skhca s2a1izh laokiag Alss
Sal.1s Hsrgoas. safsiy iEIr~Ach<-a N hef
induDatabss asilrsalp. 4AElnsssy srrs1es.
her loag blscz h4lr, shlea . casual 10
server ~oaA uaiss-sI.Iiasly AfiEa - es
s-11FG
fAls b tightly curisd-we eanaot hep
wond~rn1s ho~ Rsany hours tons curling
oporsEsssa Iausx ooasaxas 0scf hor
hssd. tbs ends iagsaioesly hidden and
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

De, with . resigned Impression that nat
are. which has u44ls her nozs straight
oF pug. has also doofaei her head 10 iua
rautAhla lines 0f becomingness. Taefe
never was a time, however. when fash
ions we're more eclectic. and Laat must
indeesi bo a diniculE countenance TO
which TIE two sfvles oe hair dressing now
IN vcgne cannot be adapted.
There are few noted beauties among
New York society wOmcn " hosss coiiures,
n Inattsr how seemingly natural. have
lot been tEe subject II earefal stgdy to
Themselves. their taatis and the clientele
or admig.ng hangers on who hover
around the shFines Of wealthy bellies.
Iile hlsh, corpnet effect - much adopt
ei by young married women. giving a
stamp "a dignity which Is ogsen lssied
BY thelg yoatafal freshness. besides lcua-
isss ltseif more readily % tee uso u
ieweled ornaments. whieh good taste
should dery to the simplicity of girl
hood
Mrs. Astor. now ths Mrs. Astor. has
barr OF darl. brown, arranged II this
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

homs. and as Msndosa built the frst
stone house within that region. In ics9,
~hile delegate % congress from the ter-
rtory Of Wisconsin. be secured the pas
sage Of al act creating the territory OF
Minnesota. From the latter he went 20
Washington as It's first delegate. serving
two terms He helpcd 10 frame its state
constitution in 1857. and became cover
nor after Minnesotas admission TO the
Union.
But he gained his greatest fame by the
suppression Of the Sioux rising Of 1852
Within iive weeks after the outbreak he
gathered and equipped force OF volun-
teers and fought the battle of Wood
Lake, which broke the power of the saw
ages. For this distinguished service
President Lincoln commissioned him q
brigadier general When mustered out,
III 1866. he held the rank Of brevet major
general. During the period of his mill
tary activity he held the Indians in CON-
plete check and secured the safety Of the
settlers in the new state. After the war
he filled various positions Of public trust,
and was also prominent in educational
and commercial circles. He died ut St
Paul
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

abundant brown hair. streskcd with
gold, brushed back from her forehead,
and the same fashion is followed by
Miss Shepard the charrningly natural
and intelligent daughter of the million
aire editor OF The Mail and Express.
Mrs. Cleveland's lovely face aud sim
pie low knot of light brown hair is un-
changed, except in added charm, from
the time when her photograph rs first
lady OF the Lard" was household orna-
ment in almoet every parlor in the coun-
try.
Quite rs unstudied is Mrs. George
Gould's arrangement of her wavy red
brown hair.
Mrs. Burke Roche, whose Junolike
beauty. combined with her sad story
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

Clara LAMA, daughter of the dis
tinguishei physician and novelist, DR..
William Hammond. Of Washington.
and herself well known novelist
and society woman, has, like Mrs. La
denburg. short. curly hair, making
bright golden crown above her brilliant
and expressive face.
II these carefully negligent coifures.
glossy or curled. crowning alabaster
shoulders, we lose sight, as in the per
fiction Of al art, of the labor involved.
But there IN labor invoive,i-all the
charming and dainty accessories OF a
beautiful wernan's toilet. the perfurGcd
hair washes. the careful brushing with
silver backed brushes by the attentive
rlaid. tho heated irons-sometimes. alas,
ovcrheated. with disastrous results. Ono
lovely girl. whose dis1ppcaranoe from
several affairs lately had been much re-
grcttsd, when she made her reappear-
ance confessed TO friend.
MY dear. il was horrible. I hare
missed everything for two weeks and
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

HA-- oi.t--ffNbp- y 4IsSleE Us ft a.
ways under the light from a stained
glass wiaiow Oae woEll think that
there was little room for individuality in
the arrangement Of back hair, but there
are three ladies' well known in the Four
Hundred whose marked character en-
phsSizes itself in their coiifure-Mrs.
Marshall o. Roberts. Mrs. JOHN Sher-
wood. the reader and well known au-
thority on etiquettc. and Mrs. Tiffany.
who is noted for her originality and
brilliancy.
Mrs. Sherwood's hair isintensely black,
'+black as ravens wing and very
glossy. It Is parted In the cid fashioned
way which the dagacreo.ypes &c our
mothers have made so familiar 10 us-;n
the middle. with two large paffs on each
side over the ears, giving a very broad
appearance ID the head. Mrs Marshall
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02

manner Wl~h al
the elaboration
* the hardress-
Ct s'giliin nacom-
phcaJetl and be-
willerins struct-
ure. Mrs AstCr
4 the happy and
envicd owner OF
the - ~ maguii-
cent diam on d
tiara IN America.
W.; h on gala
nights flashes like
a con stcnatiou at
midnight. Cufhs
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-02
FAR ABOVE THE SEA.
The New Scientific Station on tho Sum-
NIT of Mont Blanc.

The New Scientific Station on tho Sum-
NIT of Mont Blanc.
Mont Blanc is the monarch Of mount
aims" and it is also the site Of the most
lofuiy located scientific station and ref
uge IN the world. This structure owes
its existence to NJ. Vallot, q member OF
the French Alpine club. When ho
broached his project Experienced mount
aineers declared it impossible to erect a
building at the top of the mountain, be-
cause no laborers could work in the rare
fed atmosphere. n. Vallot. however,
concluded to put the plan to a practical
test. So he had house built at Cha
rnounix. After its completion it was
taken down and each part carefully
marked.
One hundred guides volunteered to
carry tho material to the chosen site.
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her the boyish appearance Of some hand
some youth OF southern Europe. The
advantages Of the long and short Of i"
VIII be appreciated by every woman.
The possibilities ot change OF which this
coltt'ire adfnlts arc almost as many a.
thoso adopted by that mach-to-be-eavied
Chicago society woman who appears
each day with different colored wig 70
match her gown state OF tonsorial
emancipation - which we all will with
out doubt some day attain-if We can
afford the wigs.
Little Mrs. Adolph Ladenburgs brown
hair has the same boyish expression,
though IA this case 1t Is really cut short.
waving IN mass of tendril-like curls.
This tiny. dainty. graceful little figure
with its childhke head ,ooks more like n
Inlschieyous schoolgirl than u married
wouian, though the former impression
is piquantly contradicted by the i'm
rnensely long trains which she loves TO
wear.
Miss Marie Lusk, the pretty daughter
OF The eminent sSrgccn Dr.. William L.
Lrsk. arranges her light brown hcir
much in tao same peruke fashion as
Mrs Tiffany does. Ii is waved at the
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TIE OBSERVATORY AND REFUGE.

They made the journey without accident.
and with considerable toll and suffering
succeeded in re-establishing the struct-
ure as an entirety. Then the house
was braced with masonry. fitted with
lightning rods, and other details COM
pleted. There are two apartments. One
is devoted to scientific uses and the other
Is for tho accommodation of travellers
The public room contains nine beds and
supplies of provisions, Illuminating oil
and fuel, and the other apartment is
filed with instruments necessary for the
taking Of meteorological and other OBJ
servations. The structure is 1850 feet
above the sea level.
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richest and hcnl-
sornest widow ia
Am erica. nov
that Mrs. Har1-
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tspis. - noted for
her resemblance
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