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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
DIRECTUM 4 sLTGHT FAVORITE.
Prospects for Rather Slow Time in the
Great Race To-Day.

Prospects for Rather Slow Time in the
Great Race To-Day.
BOSTON, Nov l5.-The postponement OF
the Alix-Directum race was a great DIS
appointment 20 everybody. and Il Is now
generally admitted that il will be
wonder IL the time tomorrow Is better
than 21i. With yesterdays bright pros
pects for good welther and splendlb
track, the racers were expected 10 trot
below 2Ne to-day, but now everything Is
changed. The hard rain OF rms forenoon ti ,sl
Continues drizzly. and the cold air OF the
afternooa have combined to leave the
t-ocl, in had condition. The weather to-
night is clear and cold.
pIrectum has been slight fayorite IN
,ne betting to-day, though the mare mas
FOUND many hackers. The race VIII De
called at 1870 z. NJ, sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Chief Clerk Hogg Dead.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. l5.-John
w. Hogg, chief clerk OF the Navy De-
partment, and for thirty-nine years eHi-
ployee of the Government, dropped dead
at his home in Rockville, Nd, this morn
Ing He was at the Navy Department at
the close OF office hours yesterday AFTER
no0n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Genersl Manager Green Resigns.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. b.-General man
ager John w. Green, OF the Georgia nan
road, has rendered his resignation Inc
Georgia I$ilroad Is controlled tnrousn
lease by the Louisville Nasnviiie anu
Central OF Georgia Acting General Man
ager Scott will probably succeed him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
.,u yonssrse.- y Saws nr. Morton.

wAsHINGToN. d. e.. Nov. D.-seefe-
tary Morton's attention being cdheu W
the published statements that 'ne res
dent is again having trouble wi'n hls
sar, ard that another operation might
-. necessary. he replied. That's all non
ssnse | was with him from IL TO yester-
dav and read my report. IL there was
ANYTHING wrong with him l should have
KNOWN il. There IL nothing the matter At
all"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Cable RreYifies.

PARIS. Nov I5.-A dispatch 20 the
Temps from Madrid says that the agents
Of the Spanish Transatlantic steamship
Company have been arrested on the charge
Of bsing implicated In the Illicit furnishing
Of arms 70 the Riflans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
wrArnER rnKrCAsr.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. io.-sIr-
ginla-f'alr; continued colder, west "ines'
North Carolina and South ssfouus .
Fair. northwest winds Hos' ihuissaS
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
s.xcr oF THEEMOMErER.

The following was the range or the tnefs
mometer at The Times ONCE yesterday;
A. NJ. 4s: IL NJ. "a; ; r. NJ ", =
M., is; . r. ~. "; II D.. ~ AvsfsSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16

Incorporation trsiD Denied.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov 1s-rns
N''aH1ian Athletic Club. Of Roey. again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
Will Not Res.

WASHINGTON, j. G.. Nov. b.-colonel
Charles n. OFerrsll, who has been In
the city for few days, is closing up ms
congressional business with the depart
ments. He says he will continue as
member of Congress from the State OF
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Holiday BOokS.

Last year we received shipment of SO cases of
Books, the cost of which $1,000 This year we re-
eelyed the same number OF cases of the kind of
Books at cost of little $4,000 This will explain
the following prices:
Carlyle's French Revolution vols. cloth, regular
price $500. Our Special Cash Price, 4Sc.
Edna Lyalls Works. vols, regular price $500. Our
Special Cash Price, $500.
Maeaulay's Essays and Poems, vols. regular price
$3.50. Special Cash Price, CSC.
McCarthy's History of Oar Own Times regular
price $500. Our Special Cash Price, 9Sc.
George Eliots Complete Works. 6 vols, regular
price ST. o. Our Special Cash Price, 81 .95.
Charles Dickens Complete Works. Is vols, CLOTH
$3.95.
Works of Bulwer Lyton, published at sIOo per vol
$3.50. i''' -'- e''ifi''' '''' 10 ''i''
Works of Irving, vols, usually sold for $500. Our
Special Cash Price, $f.95.
The beautiful red, white and gold edition of vols.
of wthorne comprising Mosses From Old Manse -
Scarlet Letter." Wonder Book" blouse of the Seve
Gables; Imitation Of Christ beautifully bound in green,
white and gold. at 20c.
The Century Worlds Fair Book for Boys and Girls,
or Harry and Philip at the Fair regular price 81 go Our
Special Cash Price, $I.lO.
Ding Dong Stories" for the little ones. comprsin g
AT the Farm" Summer Tme' "Ding Dong for a
Good Child" Young Artist freight Stories," &c
each.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Fancy Goods. oain Fl00'''
Three Great Bargain Days.

Great Sacrifice Sale of Holiday Goods in Fancy
HandP Painted Celluoid Satin and Plush. We
stocked in this department. and afford carry
these goods over. We will sell big lot Monday at
discount of ;s;s per cent, or q less than low
Our best 4oc Ceuloid large sheets. two to pur-
chaser; Monday at csc.
Our best Sc per box Ice Wool, black only, two boxes
to purchaser, at SS3Ic.
Pncushion Forms small sizes, two to purchaser;
Monday at Be.
. Our best 13c Imported Saxony (no black or white)
three skeins to purchaser; Monday &c
our 30c Scrm, 40 inches wide, three yards to pur
Big lot of Plush Ornaments for Fancy Work. worth
up to SOC dozen to purchaser; Monday at 1Sc
Wire Frames for TruESlDAY rSJ6: ANN Shade. Piano
purchaser; Tuesday at SIC.
Our best zoe Imported Germantown Yarn, three
skelns to purchaser; Tuesday at lie
Our best 59c Stamped Tinted Bedford Covers, SO
inches square two to each purchaser Tuesday at Soc
In BUNCH worth 2Oc three punches to each purchaser
Tuesday at sc.
Bargain Table of Stamped Linen Goods. worth up
to Soc two pieces to each purchaser Tuesday 29c
Big lot Plush CreScents, all colors, for trimming
Fancy Work worth 1Sc to 25c doz, three doz to pur
chaser; Tuesday at &c.
Plncushon Forms all sizes, worth to 35c; two to
custOmer Tuesday at DC.
Lot of Fancy Scrim worth up to 75c yd Tuesday at
WEDNESDAY.
Free all day. DoiiieS of good material stamped OH
our counter and distributed gratuitously Wednesday.
Imported Germantown Yarn, big lot of sc skeins.
Will be closed out Wednesday, five skeins to purchaser
at Ic
Big lot of Silk Cord for trimming Fancy Work. all
eoors our sc cord yds to purchaser; Wednesday at
purchaser; Wednesday at Sc
500 punches Jap Gilt for embroidery and trimming,
regular price i5c three punches to purchaser at &c
Bound and Stamped Linen Goods, Slipper Cases,
Dust Bags, Umbrella Cases. Brush anu Comb Cases,
worth up to 25c; Wednesday, lie.
A complete Stamping Outfit free with each 1oe pur-
chase Wednesday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Silks and SatinS.

With the prospect of the tariff being taken off Raw
Silk. manufactured Silks have taken great temporary
pceumbIe. Note the prices at which you can buy the
finest Silks and Satins this week. Isn't this good
opportunity to buy handsome black silk for Christ
present?
ductiOn Price 50c.
21-inch Black Satin Duchesse, sl25 quality, Tariff Re-
duction Price SOC.
24inch Black Satin PrncesSe S125 quality Tariff Re-
duction Price Soc
21inch Black Peau de Sole. s25 quality Tariff Reduc-
ton Price 9Oc
21-inch Black Peau de Soie sL5o quality, Tariff Keduc-
ton Price $1.15.
a4nch Black FaiIle Franchise, s25 quality Tariff Re-
duction Price 9Oc
19inch Black GrOs Grain Silk, S00 quality, Tariff Re.
duction Price 60c.
21nch Black Gros Grain Silk s15o quality Tariff Re
ducton Price $1.2O.
aanch India Silks. evening shades. 4oc quality Tariff
Reduction Price zoe.
S2nch Venetian Silk Crepe, 75c quality, Tariff Rednc.
ton Price soc.
1sneh Goored Benganes. 75c quality Tariff Reduc-
ls-ineh oOlored Fe. sloO quality. Tariff Reduction
O0cs
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
tnecial Correspondence of the Globe.

Special Correspondence of the Globe.
NEW YORK, Dec. $50 say that
fashion repeats itself Is already looked
upon as very trite remark. 1t is very
true, however; but then, most trite re-
marks are true. We are very conscl-
entious in the way that we resuscitate
the old fashions from 1880, and i'll proof
of this, notice the old materials that are
beng used. A few years ago none
would have thought of wearing molIe
Jacket, and an ermine tippet would
have been relegated to the stores kept
for private theatricals: but now we
have got them again. and, what is more.
consider them the most stylish thing
that can be worn.
give you a sketch of this 'fnimit-
able" coat-Redfern' of course-and L
think you will agree with me that it IS
not lacking in style. If you have one
like it, be careful that the ermine is
real-no end of limitations are appear
lng-but ermine is not by any means SO
dreadfully expensive that there is any
need to wear rabbit skin instead.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
DOWN GO THE PRICES
OF LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.
Main Floo.


$50 Colored Satin Damask Table Spreads fast coors
and the most servlceabe spreads made will go in this
sale as follows:
S-4 size, S2.5 quality, sale price 81. SO
$40 size, So 25 quality, sale price .... 80
S-l2 size. S4oO quality, sale price 1925
1,5Oo yards 17-nch All-Linen Unbeached Crash.
worth &c, not more than 10 yards to each En xyd
purehaser during this sale at. W yu
15O pieces Yard-Wde Soft-Finished MUSLIN, com-
prising 'Lonsdale," Blackstone" Fear
less. etc.; not more than 10 yards to each m x,d
o,<vp5gE pprehaseEs as e at at c.;::t oC yu
tern, regular s135 quilts; sale price. COG
(Not more than two to each purchaser)
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Blankets and Comforts.

Full-size Gray Wool Blankets, worth $3.50.
la White Wool Blankets, worth $3.50.
Sale price. Observation-Disclosures.
10-4 White Wool Blankets, worth $3.50.
Sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sateen Comforts, full size, worth 1925.
sale price. .........-
Homemade Sllkaline Comforts, filled with
clean white cotton and hand-tied. Sale
price .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10

A glance at the next sketch will show
where our inspiration was drawn from.
We have been faithful in copying the
material, and one or two points in the
general style, but thank heaven and
modern taste, we know where to stop.
That sloping -shouldered, meek-eyed,
simpering race with coal scuttle bon
nets and punches of dropping curls are
nice old ladies by now, and those that
are not are somewhere where the
vagareS of fashion are unknown.
They had their tastes and we have ours.
The modern pessimist doesn't improve
things by trying perpetually to prove
that their tastes were good and ours are
bad. We have revived the moire antique,
ermine and chinchilla; the redingote, the
pelerine, the pelisse and tlppet are all
brought back, like pictures from the
past; but we make wise selection and
leave in the past the coal scuttle bon
nets, the tedious embroidery work. and
the big crinoline.
AS to more serious things we know
more than they knew, no doubt of
that; but we can't unknow it. The
modern pessimist would have us un-
know it. Impossible; besides, l am not so
sure that the coal scuttle bonnet was a
shield for modesty as much as stupidity.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
DOWN GO THE PRICES
rHE II SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Hand-Welt Vici Kid Shoes, in button
lace, common sense and opera Styles sell
elsewhere for $780, sale price. $3.9S
Ladies' Goodyear Welt Dongola Kid Shoes, in
five different styles, all sizes and all widths,
worth s4OO; sale price So .9S
Ladies' Low Oversnoes, Boston Rubber Shoe
Co.'s best make; special Monday. ....... 7oc pair
Ladies' All-Wool Overgaiters in black and
tan, bought to sell for s1OO; sale price,. 73c pair
Lambs Wool Solos, 15c pair pairs for 25c.
Warm Shoes and Slippers in ali styles and at
all prices.
Holiday Slippers in all of the latest styles.
Misses and Cnlldren's Patent Leather Dress Shoes
make handsome and useful Christmas Gifts.
Boys and Youths Shoes, in heel and spring heel
styles, at all prices.
Ladies' Shoes from S125 up to $500, and every pair
guaranteed
Misses and Childrens Shoes in all styles.
All Shoes purchased for Christmas Gifts can be
changed for other Shoes properly fitted after the
Holidays.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Fur Trimmings.
tMain Floor.)

regular price Csc. Sale price
Best Gray Coney Fur. inch on skin. Sale
price. .-.......
Best Black French Coney Fur, inch on skim
Sale price. s.......... ..................
Bests Black French Coney Fur, inches ON
skin. Sale price.
Best White Angora Fur, inch on skin. Sale
price. ..s.............. ......,......-.....
Black and White Mixed Braid, with serpent
inc edge; A-inch wide, 12c Yd.; l4-inch
!. wide. e................. Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Dress Goods Prices
Cut in Two.

90 pieces CameFS Hair Dress Goods. SO inches
wide, in Boucle effects, never sold for less
than 25c. Sale price. e..............
Is pieces Ali-Wool Dress Goods, Sc to 40 inches
wide, CheviOts. Plaids. Serges. ETC., every
yard worth soc or more Sale price,
54-inch All-Wool Suitings in small checks, act
ual value 75c. Sale price. -
40 pieces French All-Wool Dress Goods, a full
line of solid colors, 75c quality. Sale price,
52-inch French Twilled Broadcloths a full line of
colors. sold for $3.50 everywhere. Sale price,
54-inch heavy Whipcord Diagonal. price here
tofore has been S1.65. Sale price d
mOHudy "
52-inch Black Columbian Serge, regular value
S1.25. Sale price. ...............
3s-lnch All-Wool Black Henrietta regular
Eeroyd's fancy striped and figured silk-finished
Henriettas; cheap at SOC. Sale price,.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Cloaks and FurS.

Our $50 Stylish Seal Plush Sacques for. 80
Our $17.50 Tight Fitting Jackets for. 1900
Our IS anS So Babies Cloaks, sizes g. and f. 3.9S
Our 81 and $3.50 Chdren's Grechens for...... 5.75
Our $3.50 and $40 Childrens Gretchens for.... Cos
Our Sc Reversible Beaver Shawls for Loo
Our $50 Real Astrakhan Fur SacQues for..... $3.50
Our $50 Real Astrakhan Fur Sacques for .... 1850
Our $3.50 CnlldIens Angora Fur Sets for...... l.98
Our 81. Real ASraEhan Fur Mutfs for. 800
Our 81 Natural Opossum Fur Muffs for ....... I.5O
Our 81 Electric Seal Fur MuttS for l.5O
Our 75c Hare Fur Muffs for. 80
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10

DOWN GO THE PRICES
OF MEMS FURNISHINGS

One lot of Mems Undershirts and Drawers, winter
sse slsn ssd f[sse goods 9o and sec each
One lot of Mems Fine Percale and Full-Dress White
Embroidered Shirts in sizes ii, AZ, 16.
s Rf 9nd s T. regular prices $50 and 85C each
Mems rsgaa4 ana 6s Bos KIND sas 25c pair
hH EnS PesasF 54ss d as pres SOC pair
MEMS sdG sale Kid Mtsns cheap SOC pair
100 doz. Mems 20inch Jap Silk Hemstitched Handker
sass SPss ibs np9Ftsd %esf to sell for 79o our SOC each
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
Of Kid Gloves.

Ladies' eight-butuon length Mousquetaire Gen.
uine TTefousse Kid Gloves. in all the latest
: shades. regular 1925 quality for. ........
Ladies' eight-button length Mousquetaire San
Reno Suede Kid Gloves, colors and black;
regular price 81. rs pair. Sale price only -.
Ladies' four-button Genuine Trefousse Suede
price StS5 pair Sale price only. .........
Ladies' four-button "Graylock'' Glace Kid
Gloves; regular price s1.50 pair. Sale price
only 5. ...-.... ..................
Ladies, feur-button Fine French Suede Kid
Gloves; regular price s1.50 pair. Sale price
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
of Underwear.

l case Norfolk and New Brunswick Ho-
siery Co.'s All-Wool Natural Gray Jer-
sey ribbed VESTS and PANTS, full
fashioned and perfect-ftting, regular
price S1.50. Sale Price ............
l lot of All Wool EQUESTRIENNE
ITCH rs, full fashioned and heavy
weight. regular price $500. Sale Price ::
Children's Natural Gray WrIght's
Health Underwear at reduction of % 4
the regular price of each garment.
Women;s All-Wool Jersey Ribbed VESTS
and PANTS, opal and turquoise shades,
regular price Sl.25. Sale Price
Our Heavy Weight Full-Fashioned Ma
Ioery Tights, regular price $3.50. Sale
WOmen's Scarlet Medlcated All Wool
Vests and Pants, broken line of sizes.
regular price Sl.25. Sale Price
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
CARPETS.
We shall not wait for it to become a law, but
Monday reduce to almost
HALF=PRICE

The Following:
Hemp Carpets-Sellng for zoe; tariff taken off,
lee after Today.
Irish Body Brussels Carpet-Selling for Coo;
tariff taken off, 3Sc after today.
Westminster Ingram Carpets (the very best
Selling for 75c; tariff taken Off, 55c after today.
Royal Velvet Carpets with borders)-Selling
for csc ;tariff taken off, 69c after today.
English LiuOieum-Reduced; former price, 90e,
now 75c; Csc, now soc; 49c now 3Sc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
DRESS OF The ANCIEHTS.
1T IS REVIVED IN OUR ARTICLE ON
FASHIONS.
OLD STYLES ARE IN DEMAND.

Moire Antique the Material of
the Day-Sketch of Redfern's
Latest, the "Inimitable" Coat
New Moire Introduced of a
Satin-Like Texture Pipings
Are In Again.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
In the Drug Dept,

Paine's Celery Compound, Sale Price. .........65c
Greene's Nervura, Sale Price.
Warmers Safe Cure, Sale Price.
Scott's Emulsion, Sale Price
Browns Iron Bitters, Sale Price Observation-Disclosures
Kings New Discovery, Sale Price.
Beef, Iron and Wine, Sale Price. .S5c
Burnetts Cocaine Sale Price. .39c
Allcock's Porous Plasters, Sale Price,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10

Apropos of moire, new moire has
been introduced, with a black spot on
it of a satin-like texture, and, while
speaking of old fashions, another ma
terial, kind called silk Paisley, must
not be forgotten. This, it goes without
saying, is complete imitation of the
Old-fasl ed Paisley shawl. 1t is used
as trimming, revers, vests, etc.
Pipings are also ''in" again. On the
winter gowns many of these are of
suede or leather. The full basques are
taking the form of point at the back
and fronts, and the Nuremburg cuff
which falls over the hand gives quaint
look to the sleeves. Buttons are begin
ming to appear, but so far, only the most
costly kind, painted miniatures, old
coins, etc,
Redfern is combining Bebe Lamb. or
"Caricule," as 1t has been rechristened.
with many of his promenade and dinner
gowns. 1t is a material that can be cut
with as good appearance and fit as cloth
or serge, and combEped with profuse
braidihg | have seen ); en many swell
costume Oh Fifth aVenGe.
~E Dc BKEMoNr.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
Down Go the Prices
OF Rope PortiereS.

Rope Portieres, made of Chenille Cord.
71S feet long, with spread of from to 5
feet in width. almost any combination of col.
ors.haye sold for $3.50. Sale price for days
DadOs for doors and windows, same style as
above, worth $3.50. Sale price. ..........
Green Rice Curtains, worth $500. Sale
price
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
(Main Floor.)

N -S0A'/
r
..S1.OO Each
y
1928 Each
Fleece-Lined
per cent from
:. csc Each
l.
.:S2.25 Each
)l
ssc Each
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10
$3.50 Pair
s2.75 Pair
$1.s5 Pair
S1.7o Each

-. $1.75 Each
ice $I.19 Each
Second Floor.)
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-12-10

(Main Floor.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

OLYMPIA, Dee. 2-tSpecial The ball
given on Thanksgiving by the Ladies' Aid
Society NJ the Olympia hotel wa. an I'M
qualified success in every respect The
grand march az o o'clock was led by Gen.
and Mrs. D. @. OBrien, and dancing was
continued until / o'clock. The Ladies'
Aid Society OF Olympia has Melted a hand
some sum In return FOR their efforts. The
society has in the past and is still accom-
pushing great amount of good in reliev-
ing distress. which is more than ever prev
alent this winter. a number of families
have received help this past year aud the
ladies have never allowed case OF want TO
go unnotieed.
Landlord Deming entertained the fol-
lowing friends at the Olympia on Thanks
giving day besides the regular guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Il. q. kreider, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Benson Starr. Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. White
and daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs w. r. Forrest,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Ostrander, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. bigger. Miss Mary A. Foliett,
DIR. Il. Il. Gentle aad Mr.. w. y, Witmore.
Mayor Robinson expects TO leave New
YORK for this city next week.
John Cain, the weli-known rewsnaner
correspondent. spent part OF the past week
with friends in this city and iea on
Thanksgiving morning for Portland, Or.
Capitol Commissioner MeReavy was in
the city to attend meeting of his CON-
mission this week, hut the meeting was
postponed until the 5th.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Gilbert A. Pierce
are expected in this city soon on visi: 20
their daughter. Mrs. james 4. Haight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
EssIE AND MINNIE.
The Popular Tittell Sisters
Here Once More.
FANNY DAvEnpoar.s STRUGGLE
How She wea Her WAY - Fams-BsT-
low Bres.' lfsmmeth Misssrsis
Csnsiag-stags Ncsss.

Much interest will center in the reap
pearance OF Essss and Minnie Tisteal-
Miss Essie played In Seattle II 1888, aud
was q great favorise. ~ she also became Ia
1901. Though still very yonng. she IL said
10 hare already nemorIzed and starred In
over 100 roles. Though Essie In now one
OF the best emotional actresses on the
stage, she commenced starring in SOU
bret.e parts. such ~ .sM'Iiss. sf'Fanchon,
etc. she played the princess in siberia.
when only - years old, in the old Cali
sornia fhesser in San Francisco. Before
that she did specialties. and when Ainnis
was ssiii child they commenced dong
speciality business together. When the
..see-saw" song first came out the sis
tiers made il famous IN San Francisco.
Essie was pretty song and danes
artist, though to zee her playing
the society plays she does now IL Is diff
cuIt to believe 1T. In person Miss Kssis 10
rather tall, slender and willowy Ia form.
exceedingly graceful In all her move
ments, with weii-shaped oval face.
lighted by large. DARK blue. expressive
eyes that look black Ut night on the stage.
Her hair. worn rather short. Is naturally
curly and wavy and floats naturally around
her shapeiy little head. Minnie. the
younger Of the two, Is not 80 tall. but has
the same laughing blue eyes and dark
curly hair. She 10 full Of life and vivacity
and an graceful as fawn. She IL petite.
handsome of face and figure, and is as
bright in comedy az her sister Essie is in
emotional parts.