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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

Mn. AMI 1lto. BALI w ANs
her away from school. It was out Of
the frying pan into the fire, however,
for it required but ten days in New
York boarding house for her to form
marriage contract with Edward Mar
shuts.
According to his story she suggested
that they wed at once, and then she
would return to California with her
father and wait till his consent could be
obtained. Marshutts hesitated and was
lost. Her father took her to the Bald
win home in San Francisco, and within
a few months thereafter she and her
distant relative, George Baldwin. were
engaged. Her father was equally OPP
posed to that arrangement, so the young
couple went out on an ocean excursion
last January, and when FIVE miles from
shore were united by the Rev. Julius
Fuendeling. All this remained secret
till the young folks left town together q
few days ago.
Marshutts had meanwhile made his
way to San Francisco, but when he met
Anita in the street she didn't know
him." 1t has since transpired that her
father had set detective to work, who
had managed to recover all letters from
Marshutts; the family now declares that
the whole story is within of his brain,
and were it not for few trifles of col
lateral evidence the discarded sutton
would be in bad fix. The family pre-
sented him with ticket to New York and
money enough to pay his expenses. but
he obtained a position in San Francisco
and returned the favors. Baldwin seniors
fortune runs away up in the millions,
and as he has but two daughters, young
George Baldwin may be considered in
luck if the relenting is done all right
and ''all the neighbors say" it will be.
When one reads in the papers of the
elopement Of very young couple and
their capture before getting married, he
naturally wonders If they afterward
wed. Well, generally they don't. The
parents know that if the sixteen-year-
old girl and eighteen ear-old boy can
be prevailed on to ''wait until you're old
enough" they soon get too Old One Of
the funniest recent cases of motherly
gcneralship was that of Mrs. Scarbor-
ough, of Trenton, whose nineteen-year-
old Isaac eloped with eighteen-year-old
Beulah Sieman.
The young man nearly killed the Scar
borough family horse in reaching Phila-
delphia, and then tried to sell horse
and buggy for seventy-fve dollars. This
led to the couples arrest. The mother
arrived. took what little money the
young folks had left, sent Beulah home
by one train and took her son on an
other. She then named the date when
they might marry. All Trenton had
good laugh at 1.-The kids" but land this
was in October. 1887 the lapse Of years
has, 20 far rs can be learned, left the
youth and maiden as before. Journal
lists who have kept close watch Of such
cases think that clippers once thwarted
and separated for year are three times
out of four separated for good. In
short, we must accept the cynic's YER
dict. ''If they do not marry while they
are young and foolish they never will"
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sceadovvs. except that The peak. instead
Of being high one. was a peak only in
name Pink and white English daisies
were krosted into wreath 90 frame
che pretty. flushed. uneasy face. and a
hix daisy bunch nodded and shook Just
c--r one ear.
One Of the preetieet hsts anywhere in
sight was worn by young woman with
dark blue eyes. n dainty pink In her
cheeks and perfectly white curly hair.
IL vss Of silvsry- gray crepe de chine,
with coraicsl little coricsl crvwn Of
che same seafF braided and loose pet
sied. silkygray poppy touched with
pale y>ilcv aIiirg ia ali The front ever
the eve- n had wide chiffon scs-f
ss sh- saclr. csz1xht together in two or
thre- places with peoples and narrow
ribbcrs
There -ss ed deal II pink and
kl.ck Ard coed deal Of yellow, eut
most. perhaps, ~ green. Ecru and par-
pie rslt-d fszaously one tall and hard
sorne ustron With warm flush OF color
who sat IN our izzmediet- vicinity Hep
hst vas ZEE and cr>srn e,iorrd ace. - I
r~r,-rn b. n. with purple Aeur
A. "a. risi,r --phafic ard aefast ard
With wi1ffrx drapertes ~ ecr'a chiifoa
s-~.th>a stcu. ths shoulders - soften
The impression II weird -cenasering
ertiritv.
] On Dot know that I e~-r saw AZ
suueh hiscx trading Close upcn she
ecrrrr ~stAcut sElowinz issrlf. 70 sep
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either microscopic and Eat or micro
scopic and tall The tall crowns were
few but pronounced; the dat crowns
were many and made Of jet In ma
jority Of instances Both tall crowns
and fat crowns had perpendicular bows
never a great number Of them-for
trimming, az the extreme rear; and,
wired apparently 10 the tallest bow. or
else standing out from any suspicion OF
support. like New England spinster.
was = straight and piercing flower
stem with an immense jonquil or fleur
de lis stretching up from the top OF II
on tiptoe.
With Jet crowns went lace brins,
Irish point ordinarily. With tho Jet
went also, and not always harmonious
ly. rhinestones. As, for example, in
the nearest box sat . pretty blonde in
green. Her attendant swain discovered
something the matter with glittsring
hairpin, and. obeGiently. she bent her
head to have the trouble remedied-
This meAns, Of course. that abe was
taller than her knight, but In New
York such disproportion is getting 20
common that we do not End il an In
congruity.
However. the bending of her head
discovered q glittcriag star Of diamonds
Tor rhinestones) as her hat crown with
needles Of Jet radiating from it. The
hat brim was Of white lace, with one
huge ragged, brownish-yellow chrysan-
shsrnum scattering its petals over the
back, and one strearner of lace. another
of green watered ribbon
There are flower hats" this spring.
~ there have been In years before, and
ons on the head of little married
woman IN front, very much devoted to
her husband. who in turn was deeply
absorbed IN the gil who sat on his
other aide. was made Of daisy stems
twisted 20 q poin. en- the top Of her head
and shsn coming down in straight
lengths to the edge OF the brin, like the
fools caps we used 20 braid OF rushes
when va were little and played in the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

tnouga n You ruluii the first requisite
il doesn't matter 80 much about the
blondeness or brunettencss Of your COM
plexion; which Is much the same as say-
ing that If you don't eat candy and do
take plenty of exercise out of doors you
can wear . much greater variety of col
ors than IL you spoil your skin through
your mouth and arc a sluggard-
But to return to our muttons. The
mignonette green frocls had yoke and
sleeves of darker green. The plain
skirt was cut Of two widths, the front
fitted about the hip with VS. cut away
and fitted in with velvet, tAe back with
one bias scam The waist material
was shirred beneath the yoke and over
tight lining that fastened under the
arm. A v of dark velvet was added 20
match the skirt, and TO the plain tight
sleeves were adjusted semicircular
pieces Of velvet gathered in faring
cape-likc fashion and hanging 20 the
elbows The general effect was simple
enough, yet smart, which is all the
The other Easter outfit was black
camel's hair frock brocaded in Indian
red II had n plain bell skirt with a
band OF embroidery at the foot and a
jacket Of red cloth, without darts, open
ing over a white vest and belted with a
band of embroidery. It's red sleeves had
tops of the figured goods, and 70 be
worn with II was red star toque with
black jonquils.
An April idea which rejoices the heart
Of one Of the most blooming girls in the
city II cape Of cream-colored lace
gathered into black velvet yoke, cut in
vandykrs and finished with fringe. Tho
effect Ia unique. but not unpleasing In
these days when many variations are
worked on the general black and white
theme.
Two pretty evening froclSs belong
with an Easter trousscau; they give
you very good idea Of the ease OF
mind with which at present we indulge
In ribbons One in of sheer, ivory white
silky stuff. threaded with silk embroid-
cry in pale yellow and lily green. The
short bodice il put on full, fastened
diaxonauy IN front, and trimmed with
q deep founce about the shoulders and
bows Of yellow ribbon on the shoulders.
Plain white silk Ia used in the second
example, with novel ribbon corselet
Of four bands with futtering bows Of
green The neck IL tnmmed with lace
pat on wide and falling very full over
the shoulders. There arr shoulder bows
of green velvet. and-tell IL not outside
Of Go.han-ths long gloves are green.
These are days. in good truth. when
we psy court 70 the leaves
ELLEN OSBORN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
IT'S WORK THAT TALKS.
FRIENDS AND cfkles ALIKE ihsiItO
TO INSPECT 1T.
Mr., G. Thomas Relates an Experience That
May be Starting to Many.

Truth Is stranger taa1 rctiea. so runs the
Old SAY ing. aud gfr appropriate ullSfrz-
tlsn vi tsst Sc woTds could DC asked than the
facts given IA tie f0lloNiag sAeten o. per
sonsl experience Icl@tet 10 the writer ~ ar.
Thomas Who said: De has berp quite an
experience. Eof the past ten Years nv Tie
has been one Of e0n stant so1eii0g This may
sesm strange. but d - lacs ueFe' thei~ss-
N bat causes. my tF0ubirg Well l can scare ly
tel lie began So xraduI and continued 10
q on, Dc salte all ct 0fts 10 enecs aRtlI IL
! ssfne of ehrouie natare. Ny israd and
n sc weTx cor stan ~ steBped up. ] had ring
iig AMI buEiag B0!see n my ears IBy
sease al Ia 10 snd 90 4 became seIy mi c 4
imnaret. Ny efes were weak and aatel y
nd obJeeis would tni before them; my head
ached cone ia atty. There MAS a consta drop
Ping II mucous int, my thre a. hieh kent ne
hawking al 4 rsisiAg b grta. deal VI tlit ten-
ac-ous White matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

over the frontirrs Of mourning There
= no particular reason why duh JET
should Dc reserved with no trespass-
ing signs for the exclusive Use Of those
Who are sad, and get 81 Erst glance
there u an inclination 10 warn on
poaShers when one sees Il appropriated
by women who obviously are merry.
Black chiffon and duh jet are used
naIleh In combination. the most striking
instance I have noticed being the head
wear OF . young giEl, scarce eighteen,
Ia pale green and black bengaline, WHO
set me an excellent example Ia follow
ing Signor Valero singing, Alfredo,
IL not the mature Patti, with interest
and enthusiasm The chiffon WAS
erimped into wide and luxuriant frllls
that twisted themselves two or three
tiIaes round her little head with some
thing The effect Of an overiowing and
most generous eastern turban. Zach
frin sas edged with narrow and curly
black ostrich trimming. The frlls
were built upon basis Of dull Jet ia
tiny oval crown, from which upstarted
pale green. jnicy-looking stalks. bear
ing pale green and black jonquils.
by the way, there Is an innov stion in
real mourning and one that softens the
iaeongruity when weeds obtrude them
selves 81 the opera. l do not think
have seen in years fashionable widow
who looked 50 nearly comfortable
physically as young and pale pretty
one Just across the aisle in an orchestra
chair, whose bonnet was quite
the usual bonnet of Grape and
chiffon. but whose long enveloping veil
was black net with simply Grape
border at the bottom The substitution
of the lighter and less suffocating
material ought to make an appreciablc
difference IN the health average this
summer.
Easter viii bring cut pale greens and
whitley green's and watery greens Of
deep. intense shades with grass greens to
keep them company, and fern green's
and moss green's and green's that can be
named after nothing bat the grass
hopper. There is very delicate
''pompadour'' green that is blue at
night. and there is a lily green whose
highest ambition it is to copy after the
stem Of the valley lily.
Two Easter frochs that came my way
this morning were worth looking at, both
of them. One was D rough cloth of
mignorette green, which is dull, pale
shade, very pretty for you If you are
just the right woman, but as unbecom-
ing as any color under hcaven il you
are the wrong ono. To wear it with ef-
feet you should have some little color,
and you should preferably be light,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
A Portrait of Yourself, Wife, Daughter,


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Zano the celebrated artist who has attracted
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retained for the week make these life appearing
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orr Proposition is that purchase Of US
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
FADS FOR THE FAIR
Big Flowers and Long Stream
ers OF Easter Millinery.
FASHIONABLE sTYtEslNGREEN
How Iet and Rhinestones Add to the Gilt
ter and Lace 5 swzth-d n Many
Enci1~ling Folds.

II s certainly not the right thing 20
study bats when Patti Is doing her per-
functOFy, uslcdie-sg-d best IN La
TraEiata." but I own T. did neglect
violetta for space last evening 10 con-
slider spring millinery. The impression
that April headgear makes. as you see
ir IN an audience, Is one Of very big and
very soft, deep tinted flowers and Of
excessively long streamer=- One woman
In every three within the range Of my
opera glass had Sd many ribbons and 90
much lace behind that she was obliged
20 take the accommodations round into
her lap and set guard over them In al.
least half dozen nearby instances
the floating searfs would have reached
the floor.
Hat crowns. noted, with wonder
that refused 20 let the everlasting
why" be satisfied by fashions invaria-
bic and only answer because" wer-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
UNITED on THE SLY
Often Finds Its Realization
Through Elopement
LOVES FIRST YOUNG DREAMS
Recent instances Of an Interesting Sort.
A Faint Heart That FAILED to Win a
Carl Who Eioped With Another.

Romance has exhausted itself on the
subject Of elopement and has not yet
caught up with fact. No sooner does
some novelist portray an imaginary case
go complicated that readers say inveu-
ton has reached its limit than some
couple in real life get up an eiopernent
that IN the bizarre, the ludierous and the
complicated completely discounts the
imaginary case. In short, there is no
end 10 the vagaries of love. and as the
world is progressing rapidly and social
conditions changing daily, it follows that
zach new case presents totally unlocked
for features.
The wealthy old Scotch lady Of sixty
who ran off with and married her sons
playmate of twenty-one, the editor Of a
81. Louis paper who eloped with the
wife Of theatrical manager, the nu-
merous coachmen who have skipped
with their fair charges, and all the ar
dent lovers of the frontier who have
captured brides with the shotgun are
outdone by pretty Anita. seventeen
year-old daughter Of the famous Lucky
Baldwin, of San Francisco. The native
Of California is said to develop a tenn
permanent as infammable as that OF
sunny Italy, and when Miss Anita was
fifteen her father declared he must take
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

The extensive peat bogs Of Germany MD
other Continental countries are now being
worked with view Of obtaining - elastic
hoer' which, when free from dust, is used
" weaving carpets and other textile fabrica
Formerly this material was only employed
Tor fuel p7rpsca-Eew York Jocrnal
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pany a large order for the manu-
facture of mounted howitzers Of a
new pattern, light enough to be
carried on the backs of mules or
ponies. It is believed that this
order is in consequence of the lack
of light guns during the late re-
bellion in Mongolia and Chihii.
New French Ministry.
PARIS, Feb. 81. - Loubet sue
ceeded in organizing a Cabinet to-
night as follows:
Loubet, President of the Council
and Minister of the Interior.
Freycinet, War.
Ribot, Foreign Affairs.
Bourgeois, Public instruction
and Fine Arts.
Rouvier, Finance.
Develle, Agriculture.
Roche, Commerce.
Ricard, Justice and Public Wor-
ship.
Viette, Public Works.
Cavaignac, Marine.
The new Prime Minister is
stanch moderate Republican. The
new Ministers were presented to
President Carnot at the Elysee this
evening. There is little public
confidence in the stability of the
Cabinet, which is not considered
truly representative of any COM
bination of factions capable of
commanding a majority in the
Chambers.
The Duke of Fife Presumed to
Begin a Conversation.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-It is whis-
pered in court and in official circles
that Her Majesty the Queen and
the Duke of Fife have quarreled.
The story goes that the lady lately
rebuked the pretensions of the
Prince of Wales son-in-law, and |
declined to receive him at Osborne
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STORE NOTICE.

THE DRY GOODS STORE,
l. known as the WANNA STORE, has
been purchased by the undersigned, who is the
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Electric Sugar Frauds.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Feb. 25.--
A motion was made to-day by At
torney Olive, friend of Milan,
who gained much notoriety about
three years ago by the famous cleo
trio sugar frauds, to dissolve the
attachments issued against all her
property at that time, the attach
ments running to see Electric
Sugar Company and to William
H. Cotterill ct al. The motion
was argued and evidence taken
before Circuit Court Commissioner
McKernan, and to-day that official
dissolved the attachments.
Friends of Diaz.
Cry OF MEXICO, Feb. 29.-Yes-
terday 5000 workers from the fact
cries in the surrounding towns
held demonstration here in favor
of the reelection of President Diaz.
The National Theatre was also
crowded with bankers, railroad
1nagnates and merchants, the ma
iority of whom were foreigners,
who had met to offer support
to the President. A committee
was appointed by the meeting to
convey the resolutions adopted to
President Diaz. In replying to
the resolutions, President Diaz said
he would continue to do every
thing in his power to promote the
peace and progress of the country.
China Preparing.
LONDON, Feb. 28.-Dispatches
from Shanghai say that Ii Hung
Chang has given the Krupp COM
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Per s. s. Belgic. San Francisco,
March 1st.
The Silver Mem Prepared for
Vigorous Campaign.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. = The
silver question will undoubtedly
come up within three weeks and SO
far as the House is concerned it is
very likely that the free coinage
measure will be disposed of within
that time. Speaker Crisp said to-
day that he would probably to-
morrow designate the date for the
consideration of the Bland bill,
and that week from Monday
would probably be the day fixed
upon. More than that, a rule will
be introduced to limit the debate
to three days. The anti-silver
men will begin their fight by OPP
posing this rule.
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GEO. Ell. DOLE.
Of Riverside, CAL,

pE1NG CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT
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TO CONNECT TIE TWIN CITIES.
Minneapolis Goes Into Convulsions Over q
New Street. Car Line.

MINNEAPOLIs, Minn.. Feb. 7.-AIinneapo-
lis business men are raising bonus for O
second intraurban line. which Mr.. Lowry
promises to build and have in operation by
July !, at the latest, if the bonus is raised
by March l. The bonus. it is said. is S.
nearly raised that it is practically an as
sured fact that Mr.. Lowry's terms will be
complied with. The new line will star,
from Hennepin and Washington avenues,
in Minneapolis, and run down Hennepin
and over the steel arch bridge past the ex-
position building. and then to st. Paul
over existing lines, excepting six blocks.
1t Will pass three educational institutions.
go through Hamlin and st. Anthony park,
and make close connection for the State
fair grounds and the Twin City stocky $.
The line will be less than half mile longer
than the existing line. and will bring q
large part of st. Paul almost as near the ex-
position building. where the Republican
national convention 10 to be held, as is the
residence portion of Minneapolis. While
the completion of the line by July is as
sured. it is moro than probable it Will be
finished before the Republican national
convention is held in June.