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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
1llrctrlcni llnllmnr is,lnn.Ion.

The company which proposes to
build an electric railway from Martins
Ferry 70 Bellalro and out tho National
pike has an option on three miles OF
track Theee rails ar0 at tho works Of
the Tramway Rail %, In Wheeling and
are said % be the only rails In tho
UnIlod elaleu roady for delivery,
Leyda, Jolly 4 %, recently paid this
company 500 10 renew the option, Thiu
looka az II tho railway company moana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

business, for If it fails to take the rails
it will have to forfeit tho 500. There
are only three mills in this country that
manufacture these rails, and none can
be had from any OF these before May.
The company is already buying polcs
and ties and expects to begin work at
onCa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
Gbe G&telli1gEtrer.
oiiloel Nus, 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

Book Deer-Reymann Brewing co-Eighth
Page
Grand opqning-stonc & ThOnns-EIghth
Page
suitable Reward.
For snle-Eugine.
Notice Of Suspension L, Rose & Co.
Fifth Page
DO You Know-WilsOn's Store,
Opera House-Glordnl-
Wlnted-saleslldlc
s5,0G9-SlmpSon Il HaRlett.
Money TO LoGn--Rolt u Zane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

We are now in receipt of the largest and
hnndsOmcst line OF Foreign md Domestic
WOOlens ever introduced to tho fine trndO
Of Wheeling, embracing novelties III
OvcrCOntlngs, Sultings, silk VGstings and
fancy PantnI opninEp, which wo Will mike
up IN the latest style and at reasonable
prices. Perfect 1T guaranteed.
general line of Gents nObby furnish.
lngs constantly on hand. Eighme Shirt,
luunlriGh and UnlaundrlCd.
just Received Another invoice OF I'M.
ported Hair Hose, in mGrinOos, superfnc,
cotton and fast black, NIL seamless, ut goo
n pair. q. HESS l. SONS,
Fashionable TRiiorR and Gents Furnish.
Crs, 1891 md 1898 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
NOTICE ro sunsonIpEns.

Subscribers will please leave word at the
IntClligSnocr Counting Room of changes
made In their residences during the NOV
Ing season. Tho old and new addresses
should he given in order TO insure prompt
delivery. Subscribers Will also confOr n
favor by notifying us when their paper IL
not delivered promptly. Telephone dlO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

Although Easter does this Aow
scented blossoms and the delightful caroug song
the winged rangers OF the sky STILL mothers the welcome
Easter should find pretty Suit nice piece Neckwea lovely
Spring. bit Of establishment ready bows
They'll only look better and feel better but will probably
want to 60 to meetn, &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

WHEN the weather begins to got
warm thobugs begin to crawl, Then Ia
tho time to get rid OF the pests, OK.
terminate them with Buginej II Is In.
gtantnueoua. ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

EDw. L. Rose & Co., who nro vNcNtinR
the store room occupied by them for
several years past, have taken tempo.
raty quarters with o. Aul & Son, two
doors cast,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

REYNI.iNH Drowing COmpany's Book
BOOr Il acknowledged to BIO better this
yonr than cVor before. On tap Saturday
aud Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

II you cannat SEQ and need spsStaeles
you should cnll on us and hnYO your eyes
tested without charge. We have the finest
instruments and more experience thnn any
other OptiClnn In tho StHts, md guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
Jacob w. GRUBB,
,fpwDter md OptiCinn,
Corner Twelfth and Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

REYNIAEE Brewing Company will have
their unrlvnled Book Beer on tap next Sat-
urday and Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

REYMANN brewing Company will have
their unrlynlod Book Deer on tap next Bat.
urdny and Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

Wc have Just received a full assort-
ment OF Low Shoes for ladies in all the
latest styles. l. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

PROF. II. KRIpPAHNE has removed
to O6J Mhin street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
NEWT NEWT NEWT

DRINK Rcymnnu's Book Beer. on tap
Saturday and Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

No mot fail 70 attend tho Curtain Sale
q Rhcdo1, Iuogday, Wednesday and
Thursday II will pay you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

These prices viii positively not hold good later than Easter
as our main idea in making such liberal reduction is TO cali
early attention to this oneo greatest departments believing
that BY so doing after sales will be augmented to material
extent Fullnes Of Baby Goats and Gaps
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23

Ser Qus IteQung beutl3er &arten tit etn'
Serie bon Nb3iigen alter 0euti6er Starter
aus benz lebten Sabrbunbert betgegeben
Sic Itnb bon ben uripriinglt6en 6ols.
bl0den Ser alten Wiincbener Gartenma9er,
Sic bcute mod int Wiin6ener Wfuleum auf:
betpabrt peroen, ab9c5ogen. Oteie 0amen
erl1einen auf Sen al1cn baDril6en &arten
vStObe 9un6," u6aien 6unb," 9d1ii9er
6unb, M Oo6s S6ieffer," Sin &etienOer, "
vGin Shipei3er," Sin @lentier" u. I. ~.
Die Collection beutiber unb in 0euti6@
Lamb Dcrfertigter &arteu ent6dlt So Sptele,
Die in Miin6en, 9ltenburg, Sranffurt q.
&c., Berlin, 2eip3ig unb 8reslau e%ntitanr
BEN iinb. Inter bieien fdQt Defenders etn
Spiel bon 8. 9onborf in Sranffnrt nit
prd6tig ausgefiibrten 0ariteQungen bet
@elttbeile in Die Qlugen. Batiencefarten,
fomii6e Spielfarten, 8ertrlpielfarten,
Garten fit beion0ere Sptele (6crenfarten),
b%eftnOen it6 in Der beutiben Qtbtbeilung.
Die auSgeiteQtcn S9weiser &arten rib
rem aus Sbaffbauien uno Semi ber.
8elgten lit pertreten, gang belonberS aber
Spanten, bas 2anb, baS 3uerit in europa
bic SpteIfarten etngefi6rt baben loQ. 9aS
crite &arteniptel fam 1888 aus Weertfo
na6 Spanien. Die alten mertfQnii6en
Sptelfartcn beftnben ii6 in Der Sammz
lung, iotpie bic &arten Der Sibameri>
faner, barunter Elm Spiel I@eberner
Garten Der 81 a 9esinbtaner.
Die ru1liiben &arten unteri6eiben ii6
taum BON ben fran50iii6en, uno ba Die
Standardization in JtuBlanb etn Mono>
poi bes Staates 1T, Ser bic @tnfunfte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3ltpenbet, 10 itn6
bic &arten ale glei6mdBig. Sran3Oiii6e
'&arten, Saroffarten GbnLtb tpie Die benez
tientiben, aus ber Mttte bes borigen Sabr@
bunberts, Garten aus nob frlberen 3eiten
itnb bier gu ieben neben ben mobernen
fran56ii9en Sptelfarten, Die ia ben
@eltmarft beberri9en. England unb
@merlfa BADEN iib ebenfaus ait bieier
GoQet1ip : Nusiteuung betbeiligt. Nmez
rita erbielt ietne eriten &arten aus
Spanien, un6 ieine dlteten &arten
tragen au6 Ben ipa1il6en Stempel. Sin
Spiel, CUR 3eit bes Gebeaionsfrie9es 9es
mabt, lit boil bon patriotii3en Gmblemen,
Elm an6eres Spiel, bas in Der leBten 9tatioz
nalnabl entitanb, entbGlt nur garicaturen
%befannter amerttaniiber BoIittfer. 8ez
fannt itn6 bic Observation-Disclosures
nit ben 2[usiteQungSbauten. Grtpabnen
mir nod Der Spielforten, Die bon ben
3igeunern i'm Nnfang bes ~borigen Sabrz
bunbertS etngefubrt unb beim Ba6riagen
benubt wurben. Die Babriagerfarten,
bon benen Ser Mabame 2enormanb inter
benz erlten Goniulat Napoleons bis binauf
in unlere Sage, iinb in ber Collection aufz
9enommen.
Gins perniiien mir, cine Statiittf auer
&artenipiele, ntbt etnmal beS Bofer nnb
Sfats lit 9e0a9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23
"After the Fair is over"
Die Derpadunes= utto DerIaounss=2Irbeit. -
Doridriften fir DEN R~idtransport Der
2lnsftelunesz6 eeenfdnoe.

Na9 6em 1. 9eooember pirb auf benz
QusitellungsplaB cine 8erpadungSz unb
8erlabuneSarbeit Beginner, tpie ie bic
@elt bisber nod ni6t geieben bat. I'm
NIT ben 4usiteqern !6aub in 9anb gu
geben unb beittmmte Sronung in bas ionit
unpermeiblibe 0urbeinanber gu b~ringen,
bat Elm Dor mebreren Iagen ernanntes, aus
benz !3oueinnebmer Sobn 90. Glarf, benz
Setter bes Gransportpeiens SO. $. 6oLz
comb unb benz G6ef beS Mderbau=O eparte=
ments SO. S. 8ubanan deficiencies Gomite
nab @enebmigung our6 ben @eneraIbiretz
tor 9apiS cine 9teibe bon binbenbeu 8or>
i9riften fir ben 3urIftransport Ser Auss
~lteQungS9iiter e%rlaiien, aus benen mir im
Toleenben bas 8eientltcbite bernorbeben:
&ein acknowledgements barf ppr
benz l. gfopember 1893 entfernt ooer bcrz
padt merben. Die Nusitcuer mufen in
alien etnselnen Tdaen bon ibren Oepartez
ments9efS GrlaubniBi6eine ertpirten, INN
bic sur 8erpafung notbmenbisen &iiten in
bic @ebdnoe gu i6affen, n bann beim
Setter 6es Sransporttpeiens, 6olcomb, bic
Qa9ergebilbren fir Sic Gerpafungsgeeenz
itGnbe entrtcbtcn, tpprauf in Ser &eibenfolee
Der Gnmeloungen bic &iiten, 10 balb ME
an9dngi9, nab benz /. g1onember al ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23

0amen un6 6erren bei6Gfttgen it6 in
tbren WtuBeitunben nit bieler &unit, auch
Die 6eutl6e &~atiertn un6 bic Glteiten
Brin5en erLernten iie, un6 es giebt feline
porne6me @inri9tung, BET Der bic 9eOer1
itllble 0a1bgearbeltet), Dentgitens flr'5
Spctie5tmmer,' febLen tpiirben.
6err 6uIbe in 6anburg belibt Elm berrs
ltb ein9eri6teteS 3ilnmcr nit pracbtDoQen
SeDeritiiblen Derlb;coener Stplarten. Die
in Guabrate einget6eilte 9ede trd9t in
ibren Situungen Die farbig a%usgefIbrten
StG0tenappen, bic &aminfiiuun9 beltebt
aus einem prdbtigen LeoergetriebenenBtL6
unb in Der Mitte bes 3immers bdngt bon
Der 0edes6erab Elm &~ronleucbter in Sorm
zines alien S6iffes NIT 2eOeri3naren unO
Qualten.
Die rei5en6 ausgefabrten Nrbeiten 6es
Sri. Glilabetb @ubi6, peI6e in Der beut<
lden Nbt6eilung i'm 6r%auengebdube auSges
felt finb un6 Die nit Dem eriten 8reis
ausge5etd6net tpurben, BADEN 70 biel Qtrerz
fennung ~gefun6cn, baB bic iunge &itnitlez
rim iib DeranlaBt itebt, ibre Nbretie bon
bier nod UNI 2 Wonate 81 peri6teben unb
oteie 3eit gu berpen6eit, UNI nnterrt6t in
Der &unit oeS 2~eberibnitts, 1otpie I'M 8erz
GOLDEN unb 8emalen bon 2eoerarbeiten
au ertbeilen. Nnmelbun9en tper6en i'm
SrauengebGu6e BET ber 0oriteberin Ser
oeuti6en Section SRI. $. Gorrea, unb
brett BET Sri. @liiabetb @ubicb, SEQ. 1892
SaIuu1et Npe., ENCOURAGEMENT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23

Iin6 ur6 6enr 8erufe Ser StiefeIpuBer,
3ettungsbGnoLer, 6aulirer II. +. ~. anges
bDren. 0iefe &inber reprGientiren nniere
venfants terribles", tpte Dies BET tbren
unnatiirIi1en, beiammernsmertDen Ser
bdltniiien ui4t anbers fem farm. Nuf tbr
@ri6etnen blidte Bic NusteQurgspoll5el
nit elmer setpifien 8eiorgntB. 4ber ba
fenncn lie Sic Sungen i6Ie6t! Sci auer
2ebbafti8feit unD vgtondbalence" 5eigter Die
tleinen 8agabunben bo6 Btetdt gegen 0aS
Majeitdtilde un6 Grbabene Der vgSeiben
Sta6t". Sic fiiblten BEN l1nteridteo 3tptz
i6en Ben ibnen getpobnten i6muBtgen
Nueps unb BEN BON 9olaiten begren5ten
Souleparbs nit Statuen, 8lumenbeeten,
Springbrunnen II. I. n. unb tie gaben
ibrer @9rfurobt bu16 Elm rubi9es Nuftreten
@usoruf. 0ues, mas nit Columbus Su>
iammenbG1gt, tpuroe BON ibneu entbuitaz
Itti9 bepunbert; benn Columbus, Der
fii6ne Seefabrer, 1T tbnen nattrllcb DaS
Non plus ultra BON Gbtcaeo'er unterz
~nebmangSgeiit unb Go ahead 9aracter.
0uf Dem Serris=0ta6 batter lie freie Sabrt.
Sic belobnten ben Wobltbdter nit benz be-
geiiterten 9ufe: What is the matter
with Mr.. Ferris? He is all right"
@s lit iibrigens 6arafteriltil6, oab
man9e Der fletnen vgelbaftsleute" ibr
Sanbperts3eus, ndntlib S9mier>8uriten
un6 Bubblirlen, mtt9e6rac5t batten, Inn
in Der yWeiBen Sta6t" etn paar Gents gu
perotenen.
gu Ghren peifaIo35i's.
Montag Mittas ldutete etne Delegation
bon Shulfinbern, at beren Sptbe Ofif
Suite @orOon aus SttatDa, Ga, WaItet
6enbrids unb Wfaiter MaDnar6 aus Stem
gort itanbe1, Sic Sreibettsglo6e gu Gbren
9eftaIo5si's bes &eformators bes S6ul=
pelenS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23
Reunion ser Stdote.
prosramm fir oen 20. 0ftober.O

Die 8orberettungen fir BEN StGbtetag,
fir Die am %. Sctober gu begebenbc Gez
union 6er StGote, ibretten riiittg %bortpGrts.
Ntan erpartet 1,000,0 900 Meni6en, alto
cine u~ebertrumpfung oes am 9. October err
3ielten 8eiu6es. Die 8irgermetfter uub
StabtrGtbe 1olcber arnerifanilden StG6te,
Die mebr ais 10000 Girtpobner BADEN, iino
our SbetInabme eingelaoen tporben. NuBer=
Dem itno Die County, uno Staatsbeamten
gela6en tporben.
Die Stabtratbsm itgIie6er Strait un6
Waboen batter fitr3lt6 NIT benz 8ertpaLz
tungSratb Der Nustelung cine gonferen3.
Mbcrman Wtaohen tbeiIte ben 6erren nit,
baB 10000 Ginlabun9en ausgeian6t leten,
un6 oaB bic an1ertfantlben StGote, tpeLbe
10 DteL fir bic Nusiteaung getban bdtten,
etnen genneinl6aftlicben triumph fetern
mouten. I'm 10 l1br Yormitta9s ioQe cine
&anona6e ben Sag einleiten. So6ann
folge bas SriebenSfanfarenlpieI. Nuf benz
G6renbofe ipitrben Johann 6 &apeIen con-
certtren un6 250,000 Meni6en tpIrben bas
Star spangled banner" itngen. Quf
ieoen 8ers folge Gin &anoneni6lag. 60
bann ipiele baS Srbeiter Dixie" unb
The Old Folks at Home, lomte
Nearer, my Cod, unb ibliebli6 Die
9orologie. 9arauf folge @lodenlGuteu.
gtabmittags nm Il 1br tperbe cine Seier
in bsr- JeitbaQe 9eplant, beiteGeno aus
Jtebeu BON BrdftOent 6iginbotbarn,
WtaDor 6arriion, General : Director
0aDis un6 elmer 2tn3abl frem6er 8irgerz
meiiter. Wtrs. ISABELLA 8ee6er 5oofer
tuerbe tbre 2ttanet Dortragen nnb aud an
Wfuiif iperbe es ntebt febleu.
8on 4 bis 6 l16r lei ein muitfaliI cher
garneOal beabiibtigt, auf tpel6em Gbi7
cagoer Gomponiften tbre Gompoiittoneu
gum 8ortrage bradbten un6 au3 100000
| SGnger mitipirfen miir6en.
Qm :9lbenb folge ein ltmsug- Sn Der
Nrena DllrOe Scenen aus benz &riege barr
geltellt tperoen.
Die Ginlabung an bie fremoen Std6te
bat folge,1ben @ortlaut:
SD babe bic Gbre, in l1ebereinitimmung
NIT eine1n btesbesiigli6cn 8elbluiie Sic
uno Sic bo6eren 8eamten etn3ulaoen, am
%. October bic Nusltellung 81 bciucben
uno ourob tbre QntDeienbeit inns Elm 3ei6en
ie1teS guten WiaenS gu geben, ipeldber oas
Brtnsip uno Die Griebfeoer Der Nusiteuung
lit. Selbitreben6 miro bteienige freun67
licbe Nufnabme NQen, tpelcbe Bic Ginlaoung
annebmcr, 8u She'll perben, tpeI6e ii9 gez
aiemt. 9a Die 3ett furs 1T, iinO Sic erz
iuc6t, Sbre Nntport ioforl ein8uienben unb
obne tpeitere gfacbrtcbt iib bis nm 10 ubr
8orm. am %. Sftober in unierem 8urcar
cin3ufinben, mo ite Seitfarten unb lbs
seiben in Gmpfang nebmen fOnnen.
SIM 8ertrauen 6arauf, 0aB tptr bic Gbre
Sbrer Wttpirfung baben perben unb baB
Sic nit Gergnil9en bieien Sag mttfeierm
mer6en, ber ale bisbertgen NusiteQungsz
tage burb 5a6lretcben 8elucb iitertreffen
ioa, berlt9ere ih sic zines Brogramms
bon auSnebmenber 8rabtentfaLtung, bas
3u @bren beS BubIifumS un0 Der geLaoenen
@Gite borbereitet tporben iit.
6O9a6tenb
&c. 8. Wa6ben,
8ori. 5. @usi6uiies.
g. g. Bratt,
@en.~0ir. B. Muslbuiies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23
Geoerdrbetten.
prdatise Gr5eu9nife Don 5~rauenhano i'm
frauen9ebauoe.

gBte mo6ltbuen0 u1o trault6 Elm bebag>
Iicb llnb bon lorgli6cn Srauen6dnhen ge@
l1miiGteS 6elm berilbrt oas Dtlien pobL
8lele, W9ancbe empftnoen ben 3auber Der
@emutblibfeit alcb oft, obne 3u mtiien,
tporart eS ltegt. 9a8 lift Sic tbdttge 6an6
ber 6ouSfrau, Ser S06ter, Die nibt INNER
mii1iig i'm ScbaufelitubLe trdumen, ionoern
Sic Elm parmeS Snterelie an benz S30nen
nebmer, 6aS ibncn por Bic Nugen fommt,
bic lelblt lernen uno itb bemliben, OaS
S6one na63uabmen uno bdtttt ben
@atten, BEN 8ater 3u iiberraiben , 1t9
ielbit CUR ber3lt6en un0 6auernoen Treube.
g8tr BADEN bant Der MeltausiteIung, IN
6ie1em Sommer reibe Gele9enDeit gebabt,
fb0ne uno funitpole 6anoarbeiten 81 be-
tpunoern unb ei1e Der ib0niten 1T Die
Gunlt oes Qeberi9nittS. Die 8eitrebungen,
Sic alte idb0ne Iebnif beS gel6ntttenen,
gepunster un6 getrtebenen 2eoers pteoer 81
Der ibr gebiibrenben 8ebeutung gu erbeben,
bat in Oeuti6lanb entgegenfommer1oe Nn7
| erfennun9 uno aufmunterll0e Soroeru1l9
erfabren.
0ie 9trbett 1T an fi9 70 bo3intere liant
unb mtrb bic MUbe, bic fir ben Anfang
eroBer erfbeint, ais fe tptrfltcb TT, REICH
lib belobnt, penn man i6on na6 eint9en
l1nterri6tsitunoen, int Stanoe 1T, etnen
| Stubliib gu arbeiten o6er etn Ilbum. etn
8ortemonnaie, cine 6anotai9e, elm Sou7
pentr fir ltebe 8efannte, etn 5ob3elts5
accident fir cine Treunbtn, nno ber9letcbert
mebr fit Sic marnt9faItt9iten 33tpede oes
tdgltdben @ebraubes nnb FIR bic @InrIcbz
+,,,,oo,, Sc. SO ohr1tnncu
SIN 8erliner &uniteetperbe sWfnieum be-
finoen iih sepun5te 2coeritible aus penn
IA. sS%abrbunbert, oeren 9etrlebene Stge
un6 9ebnen , ii6 in Sorm nno Tarbe brt7
LIANT erbalten babet.
Die alte Gedbnif lit Dor ca. 10 SSabrer
bon @eorg 6ulbe, 6amburg, tpteber ing
Qeben g~erufen unb lit in 9euti6latb nobl
bereits CUR Sn6uitrie getporoen. SteIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-23

Der 8eiud Ser meItausteuune.
@intrittsfarten tpur6en an 8ciudber Ser
Meltausiteuung an ~nacbbenannten Tagen
Derfaltft:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10
FASHIONS COLOR RIOT.
Ringing the Changes on Browns
and Greens and Fellows.
Preparing Problems for the Home Dress.
makers to Solve The Discoid Hat
English and French Influences ut
War-Splendid Wraps for Winter.
IcoPYRIGHT. 1898.

iOSo-t
There is splendor of the street and
a splendor of the polished floor and
cleaning lights ard pulsing, hidden
music And splendor without and
splendor within were never yet more
splendid than they will be in this
coming winter of the year of our Lord
1898.
Talk of financial depression, re-
trenchment and reform. The stores
haven't heard of it, with their heaped
up wares. The modistes haven't heard
of it with their shining scissors thirst
ing for unequal fray. Many season
have | seen-alas. and how they fly,
do they not?-but never yet one when
the fabrics made such pictures, such
seas of color, such rich riot of fair de-
structibility. Dark and heavy and inn
posing is outdoor wear to be. light and
airy and frail that within, and both
will be rife with color.
Dark and heavy, said, for outdoor
wear; dark and heavy are yet not the
words, for the sage greens. these rich
and lustrous browns are so crossed and
sive tints that, while they seem sedate
enough when farther seen, their near
approach warns and enlivens the dull
tints which, coming at last close to
hand, are seen to be radiant past be-
lief.
The modistes have not advanced their
art; the weavers have learned their
lesson letter perfect. Fit and cut
range from good to very bad; fabric at
its best is study for artists.
It's not saying much to say that the
seasons colors are green and brown
and yellow; for such yellow, like clear
flame; Ike the woodpecker's breast,
like canary down, like everything in
nature and something not, and such
browns, running the whole gamut,
from light to dark browns shot with
green, and slashed with yellows and
spotted with cream; and such greens.
most splendid if not most varied OF al, }.
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otherwise was the little gem, except,
perhaps, in its persistent employing of
the limp, wide upper sleeve, falling
negligently to the close-clothed fore
arm.
Sashes are wide and long and prom
inent, which somehow reminds me that
the hats spoken of have often ribbon
ties in the back crossing to the front,
tied in big bow and falling in front
almost Unfortunately. Sashed, indeed,
was more notable tea gown which 1
have been admiring. This charming
costume made effective use of perpen-
dicular lines, without too much offend
ing instprcvailing modes, by plated
folds Of shimmering yellow silk falling
from the high collar to the very floor,
broken only by two little dark brown
bands at the waist, and aided by the
falling ends of the heavily embroid-
cred sash. Except across the front
plaits the full, trailing skirt is trimmed
with two bands of brown, and the
heavy epaulets and cuffs Of lace COM
plete charming house robe.
A fin de sieclish bodice beyond ques-
ton has my lady of the teacups number
three. Behold how in it is decoration
constructed. as an architect would say
First. there is the soft clinging lace at
the throat. very right and proper; next
the figured, lowered bodice, closing
over the lace, a thought wider of
lapel than necessary, perhaps, but not
unreasonable; then three huge, flow
ing. embroidery bordered capes from
waist to shoulder, covering huge bal
loon sleeves. figured like the bodice.
Then the belt at the waist, or where
fashion, not nature, has decreed that
waist shall be. Such is dress as she is
made in Columbian year-sometimes
ELLEN OSBORN.
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are there that the primary tints are lost
under vagaries of blending.
Most splendid are the wraps-still to
continue talk of outdoor wear, for
balls are yet far off-long and volum-
;nous and of rich material. Sybaritic
pushes and alluring velvets trimmed
with fur, lined with it, perhaps, will
vie with seal for favor. And not
all the international conferences in
christendom have torn, or shall tear,
from women's hearts their idol of
Behring sea. Skirts long and volum-
nous, shoulders high, wide, deep and
imposing, the new cloaks with their
rich and heavy materials will be heavy
loads for women's body to carry, but
if the flesh is weak the spirit is willing.
And are there not carriages? Who said
everybody was poor this year?
Every writer of this great contem-
poraneous drama of luxury which is
called fashion is besought to tell how
modest means may be made to buy
pretty clothing. Except by miracles
of ingenuity this cannot be done. 1t
will require greater miracles than ever
in this year of costly fabrics, and
doubt not that the miracles will ap-
pear.
Consider, for instance, the hat. It
is in embryo but perfectly fat disk
of felt. or with crown raised per-
haps half an inch above the brim
level. 1t is edged. this disk. perhaps
with metal openworlS, perhaps with
lace, perhaps not at all. 1t is lined
beneath the brim with flowers, with
velvet and lace, with lace only. The
brim is seized behind and perked up to
make room for bows of velvet edged
with lace-a high novelty" is that
lace-edged velvet and it viii run its
course. Indeed the edge may be, but
is better not. tortured into all manner
of departure from the discoid embryo.
And heavy plumes or more of the lace
edged velvet bows on top complete the
whole-and so cheap. Only fifty dol
lars, madam, Remember that hats
are to be dark in tone, saved from
somberness By rich detail. And now
let there be much buying of disks and
plumes and velvet and let the miracles
bG Wrought III tc0ES anu tNaNdit OF
soul, in half million homes. And he
that shalld dare TO query: rs it worth
while?n let his name be anathemal
Two influences meet and clash in
our fashion martS-the sobe-er Eng
lish, the fantastic French: for not all
that is worn comes from Paris A
verT fetching English walking rig
which model donned for me at
swell mociste's illustrated the differ
ence. The skirt was absolutely plain.
but. of course. Of reasonably ample
width A plain jacket falls to the
hips, covering in part a pure white,
or preferably creamy tinted. close-fit-
ting blouse. with high collar. The
jackets wide lapels are faced with
brown satin, and brown also is the
body material. With this is worn an
Amino hat nf dark and Light brown.