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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27
COMUNICADOS
Rio-piedras, JUNO % de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

Muy senior nuestro y amigo: Los que suscri-
ben, dependencies del comercio de esta localidad,
deseamos unanlmemente hacer nuestros respec
tivos princlpales una petici6n que creemos de
justicia que por tanto, no dudamos alcanzar
despues que expongamos las razones que creemos
nos asisten para nuestras peticiones que SON las
sguientes: g.
Deseamos que todos de acuerdo con7engan
en- darnos durante la semana algunas horas libres
y de expansion, eosa que ademas de exigirlo asi
la higiene 10 dispone tambiSn nuestros preceptos
religiosos. En- la Historic Sagrada al decr que
en- el principle del mundo Dios, despues del ira
bajo de seis dlas, descanso ell septimo, no porque
estuviera cansado tan pursimo espiritu, sino para
que siguiendo su eiemplo hicieramos 10 misrno
Como usted bien conoce, amigo director, los
dependencies de comercio mucho mas en- los
puebos despues del trabajo de los seis dfas labo-
rabies, reclben por descanso mayores faenas los
domingos puesto que es el dia de mayor movi-
.miento en- estas casas detallistas; siendo asl no
creemos justa una vida perpetua como puede de-
cirse sobre ell trabajo sin descanso.
No pretendemos nj mucho menos uueremos
perjudicar los intereses de nuestros principales
(que es nuestro deber considerar como propios)
vamos probar como tai vez un acuerdO favo-
rable sobre este particular favorezca asl mismo &
aquellos. L. 81 p1blico conocendo va que el Co
mercio, por ejemplo, cierra sus estabecimientos
los dlas festivos las tres de la tarde, para no
OlAAAOS AA0So0
procurara proveerse antes de aquel.a hora de 10
necesario hasta el dia siguiente. 20 El depen-
dieate ese amigo de mas confanza que un conner
ciante puede tener, y es una de las formas mas
correctas para conservar las deferencias consi-
deraciones de amistad, complacerse mdtuamente
las personas amigas en- TODD 10 que sea Hcito
admissible, sobre TODD, justo razonable. So
El dependiente con Ia esperanza de tener un ratio
de solaz despu6s del trabajo de seis dias, cree
menos penOsa menos aborrecible su profession y
procurara mejor conservarla que dejarla por otra
que no obedezca acostumbres tan desnaturaliza
das, cabe esta expression porque todas las classes
sociales, desde 81 dltimo bracero hasta 81 mas alto
funcionario, tienen sus horas de descanso & ex.
cepci6n de nosotros.
Queremos, senor director, que por su parte
indique nuestros respectivos principales, que es
tamos dispueatos hacer llegar sus manos con
faja expresa un ndmero de LA CORRESPONDENCE
en- 81 que salga q Communicate preaente, asl como
tambien abonar en- esa redacci6n 81 gasto que 81
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Dice un peri6dlco da Barcelona:

Dice un peri6dlco da Barcelona:
Gel doctor don Juan Puerto, medico direc-
tor en- jefe de un hospital de siilfticos, que hay
en- Ia capital de Mejlco, ha presentado personal
mente la Academia de Medicina de Paris, una
Memoria sobre la vacuna de la Stills. La docta
corporation ha nombrado al doctor Fournier para
que dictamine, y en- la semana pr6xima SO efec,
tuaran ensayos de vacunaci6n en- los individuos
que clio Sc preston"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27

Ha regresado esta Capital el Official de Ha
cienda, nuestro amigo don Angel r. de Aguliar,
quien estuvo en- la Moca cumplendo la comision
que Sc le COMIC de averiguar ciertas diferencias
surgidas entire el alcalde de aquel pueblo 81
Recaudador de Contribuciones enterarse del
estado de Ia recaudaci6n
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SOmbrerOS del pals Con motive g !.

al pals de los sombreros amados panama iipiiapa -
ron etc., rocurando e suscribe mitar en- 10 possible
CON los de paja del pals aqueos; despue de una arg
pracca combnando aquellos pr0cedimentos aufmicos
mas modernos ha podido perecconar paa as mode
que resuta mas Danca con mas esmalte de meha mas
durac0n que aquella AL efecto tiene un
del pals lcaboojo Rnc6n para todos los gustos
al detail aprecios m6dicos -o6 III. {Som brere
rols AkEQihO-P. 90-21 (
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27
DE ENHORABUENA A
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

Lao esta Utuado desde el martes 20, que se
hizo cars % de esta parroqua, el ilustradoy carl
tatlvo sa cerdote don Pedro Maria Berries ouien
tenemos 81 gusto de saudar carinosamente
Con ocidas como nos son, las relevantes cua-
lidades alue alderman tan virtuoso cumplido
minis.ro del altar, auguramos una era de verda.
dero an tusiasmo para estos feligreses que tan
grand es pruebas tienen dadas de su fe religiosa
Felice los pueblos que como 81 nuestro hoy, lie.
gan albergar en- 81 seno hombres como el Padre
Berrit w. verdadera gloria de su ministerio.
lamos pues, nuestro voto dc gracias al limo.
sefor Obispo por su acertada election, desea-
mos al reverendo sacerdote larga feliz estancia
entire nos Otros.
Vdrsos yecsnos.
III kn4 do. 24 de Illnin de 1899
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Hemos sido atentamente invitados para los
examenes de la escuela pdblica de nifas que re-
genta la profesora doha Florentina Cap6, en- es
ia Marina, los que deberan tener efecto mafana,
atenci6n que agradecemos.
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Eel retrato que "La lustraci6n Puertorrique-
ha' publica, en- 81 n1mero repartido hoy, del hon
RADIO obrero don Santiago Andrade lniciador de
Ia sociedad de socorros m1tuos "Los Amigos
del Bien Pdblicon, es debido al pincel del notable
pintor de este suelo don Ramon Atiles injusta-
mente relegado al olvido, fue hecho siendo
Andrades bastante joven, habiendolo facilitado
para su reproduction 81 laborioso artesano don
Pi0 RacAnar
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AL PUBLICO.

El que tiene Ell gusto de ofrecer venta 10
hermosas parejas de poros cuartas de slzada
de coores znos rucios bayos propos para
carriages as parae aspore utos del interior
del htors poros de razas fnas de de 4 de alza
da colOres rucios alaZanos zainos amaros Tambien
200 novos de l6 90 de bonitos coores propos
bueyes buenas cornaduras sobre todo
compleamente mansos ademas tengo corstantemente
excelente de poTancas de buenas
asi como noyo para todas Las epocas del a promotion
do hacer embarques de los peddos que hagan,
dante referencias Los precos
les. Vieques, Mayo % de 1892. L. sSGyvia. I0-9
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los 0hseryatorioa pcr medic do una circular,
proponiendo los astronomers que, partir de
ssa fecha renuncien contar las horas desda me.
dio dia. FL dfa comenzarA en- 10 successive desde
las doce de Ia noche, 10 mismo que para el resto
de los mortales0
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VARIEDADES
TEL CENTENARIO!

En- los primer0s das del de Julio proximo abrira
pue tas Utuado e cafe, restaurant CEN
puesto con leganca danas cabaeros
para Weas personas que deseen e sevco mas harat0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27

para as6critas de cabrito blaneo hordados , ain
vias alta novedad en- zapatos de charo jardine
ras escotado. Andrea, Lolita Puertorriqueha,
variedad en- zapatos bordados desde 81 hasta $5.
Elegantfsimos esqueletos bordados para sehoritas
de 10 mas caprichoso que Sc puede importar.
Venden barato pero de contado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27

Ha sido descubierta en- Alicante una NINA
que tenfa por objeto la subtraction del tabaco de
Ia f5brica de tabacos. Dicha nina SO comunicaba
CON la casa ndmero Ia de Ia Gale de Sevilla. Mi.
de II metros de longitud, coincidiendo sus dos
bocas: una CON el rettette de los operarios de la
fabrica Ia otra CON la citada casa de la Gale de
Sevilla.
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Recortamos de un colega de Barcelona:

"Segdn telegramas recbidos de New York,
el dia 25 de Mayo hubo una explosion en- la mao
3tsSanta Maria" A bordo del yacht de recreo nor
te.americano "Dolphin" hicieron una excursion
dicho dia los infantes don Antonio y doha Eula-
liza. E yacht di6 la vuelta las carabelas "Ni-
ma" "Pinta" y Ia mao "Santa Maria. Cada
uno de los citados barcos hizo un disparo de sic
to cafonazos con sus lombardas falconetes. al
hacer 81 dispsro una de las pleas de 10 "Santa
Maria" revent6 hiriendo un fragmento de hero
al teniendo de navio senior Magaz, hijo del como.
cido Senador de la Universidad de Barcelona.
La herida es en- IN ojo, pero sin presentar 81 me-
nor peligro para Ia vida del Official de Il Arma
ds. Tn marinero recibi6 una grave herida on
Ia cadsra. Los infantes se trasladaron bordo
de la mao "Santa Maria" 81 medico del "Del
phin" presto los primeros auxilios los dos he
ridos"
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Nuestro amigo don Rafael Monagas Gar
cia de Quevedo ha sido acceptable por el Gobierno
General para desempehar durante la ausencla del
propietario el vice. consulate de los E. b. y. U.
de Colombia en- Mayagiiez
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Sc Venden

Elm SantIrce dos casas de nueva construc-
ci6n, un solar dos coches de uso. Informaran
allf don Alberto M. Gonzalez en- la Capital los
sefiores Falcon Rola. 15-1l
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Taller de mOdQ In iaF91s4ss1 ass psn., "a

CULTA SoCIEDAD.-La senorita Hortensa Marti
Ple6, ha ado residences la Caleta de
nmero donde orecs servfcios de
ma refoma adorna sombreros capotas tocas de modas
pasadas, dejandoaS al estO mOdernO. Garanza
bajOs cuanto la exactud de los gunes que Sc ean
pues cuenta sucientes conocimentos Ell arte DO
En- La PalmssGna, es donde mas variedad,
elegancia solidez sc encuentra todas classes de
calzado. Acaban de recihir elegaptea zapatos
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La PROVIDENCE"

A NOS ID q M a R j UN NTU a l.
Club de Regatas
Queda alberto establecimiento disposition de
este respectable publico, bajo la siguiente tarfa:
HORAS
De pretsrescia. Ordinaria.
Abono de Is banos para familia,
sonora o caDali6rO. $0U COW
Banos sueltos para i'd, i'd, i'd. 025 O.25
Bo10 general de cobanerOs
Lotes de Is baflOs. ............ L25 LIS
Banos eueltOs. .............. O.1O O.W
Los ni1os memories de 10 AMOS :. 0.05 O.05
NoTA-Los abonos pueden solcitarse Ia Gale de la
FoTtaleza nlimerO 67. 1921
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Los 'PaisanOs Los Paisanos +!

Desde hoy princIp0 el gran baratio en- eI estabecI
miento de CABEZAY SANGUINETTI. Aquello es la mar
Sc vende como Olga ell marchante ?! 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27

Solicite usted ell vino de LogroHo tinto
blanco de mesa que vende Luina. Es el mejo
del mercado.
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Grandes Vinos Esuafo|es

Vinos puros sin encabezar de las mejores
Rioja, Naldepeis0s GGlScio, MdaszaaesUG de Sanla
media q Lic0res Ces0ezGs de las mejores marc
en- ell deposito de los sefiores FAJARDO HERN
San Francisco 81, al por mayor y al detalie q
tisimos.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

work and prompt in paying the news
papers for the space he occupied.
E. Ii. Dearth, though in another line
of business, is as well and favorablv
known as Mr.. Stack. A native of
Maine, he came to st. Paul ten years
ago. and after brief employment by the
West Publishing company and Pioneer
Press. became a country newspaper
publisher. His first venture was as
editor of the Henderson Independent,
and from there he went to
LIE Sueur, where he edited
the News. Appointed to the
position of deputy state insurance COM
missioner he removed to ST. Paul, sub
seqnently sold his paper, and has ever
since been in the insurance work. Four
years ago Mr.. Dearth married Miss
Nellie Doran, daughter of Hon. M.
Doran.
The new corporation organizes with
$4,000 capital, the third member of the
company being E. H. Clark, long in
charge of one of the departments of the
agency.
The combination of Messrs. Stack and
Dearth make a strong team. They
have business, advertising and news
paper experience. The newspaper fra
ternity of the country will find no more
honorable or reliable advertising agency
in the country than that of the j. l..
Stack company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

new company, and Joins Mr.. Stack In
saying that the best of feeling exists be-
tween them, and will so continue.
From small beginnings Mr.. Stack has
built up an advertising agency in st.
Paul which ranks among the best in the
country. When he began, newspaper
men were in doubt whether he could
succeed in this locality, but the result
shows that he possesses the highest
order of business talent. Formerly st.
Paul was not supposed to stand in
section of country suited to such an
enterprise. but whatever the situation
may have been, Mr.. Stack has reyolu-
tioniZed it,
1t was in 1885 that the j. L. Stack
agency was started in a small way, en-
ploying two or three clerks. 1t now
occupies the entire north half of the
eleventh floor of the Pionoor Press
building, employing over twenty clerks
Mr.. Stack built up because he under
stood the business, was untiring in his
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
"a NIGHT WITH THE GODS"
Riley and Sherley Highly Enter
tain an Audience.

Every one of the 500 people who
listened to the stories and recitations in
prose and poetry of James Whitcomb
Riley and Douglas Sherley, last even
ing, went away delighted. 1t was dis
creditable 10 st. Paul that no larger
number were present.
Almost every piece OH the programme
was encored. Mr.. Riley's quaint way
of telling a dialect story or reclting a
poem made him irrestbly funny. His
"Object Lesson" in response to an en-
core was gem. There was touch of
pathos in almost all of his recitations.
Mr.. Sherley's stories, which he read,
were decidedly original and out of the
beaten track. His "BuZZ Saw Girl from
the Inner Sisterhood," was the best
thing he offered.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Justifes the Action.

The trial of the two men arrested for
tearing up the pavement on West Third
street, at the instance of the street rail-
way company, was partly heard before
Judge Cory yesterday. M. D. Mum
appeared for the street railway company
and claimed that under ordinances
granted to the company there was no
need to secure permission from the
board of public works when it was
necessary to repair wires in the conduits
laid by the company. He cited numer-
Gus opinions and the case was adjourned
to Monday to allow Assistant City At
torney Pike to present authorities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

Should inspect the varied assortment of
handsome new material for Fall and
Winter Clothing shown by McGrath &
Company at $40 Robert street, and
should place orders for any garments
needed while Me- is quoting such eX-
tremely moderate prices-that is, Hard
Time figures. Clothing made by this
firm is invincible for style. appearance,
fit and workmanship.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
CL0AKS AND JACKETS
AT HALF-PRICE AT
Fl. STEIN & CO.'S

closing
the utilize the occupied by coaksa
peaa 70 dispose onr 1000 inside thirty
everybody will
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Personal Points.

l am offering under the hammer at
Public Auction for the owner the great
est stock of Gems, Jewels. Sterling Sill
yer Wares, Cutlery, Watches, Clocks,
BronZes. Brasses, Onyx Goods, Fancy
Artistic Bric-a-brac and European
Novelties for the holidays ever shown
in the Northwest, at your own price.
Now, come-come and be convinced.
Sales daily, 10 "a. m, 2:30 and 7:3O p. m.
at 377 Wabasha street.
P. +. EGAN, JeWeler.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Street showcase Robbed.

Some time duringFriday night show
case standing in front of Mrs. Lyles'
Hair store on Fifth street, opposite the
postoffice, was broken open and several
wigs and switches taken. Of course
no one knows who did it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Fine Furs.

When in need of anything in Fur Gar
ments you should call on the reliable
and experienced Furrier, Mr.. J. C. Smo-
lensky, at 414 and 416 Wabasha. He
does nice work, and makes reasonable
prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Hotel Metropolitan is known as the
most comfortable and enjoyable Hotel.
Fine Cafe, all Steam-heated Rooms.
Choice Evening Dinner and service.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

Secondhand Stoves. Karst & Breher,
successors to Foos 81 Co.. 1S3-1S7 West
Third, corner Exchange street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
WE OFFER FROM THIS DAY ON

Heavy Chevot Jackets
Cheviot Jackets
Extra Fine Quality AlWool
Maren
hne Southern Seal
CHLDRENS GRETCHEN CIOAKS ST. rs and uu
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Always the Best.

Barney & Berry Club Skates, Amer
ican Club, American Rink and all grades,
so cents up. st. Paul Hardware Com
pany, Seventh and Minnesota streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Knabe Upright Only se25.

razsa7A Taken in part pay for
a Matchless; hence we
~ can sell it cheap. One
xRFSs Gabler Upright only
xfAssz Sl75. One good Up
sss right only Sl35. All
great bargains. Call on
s. W. Raudenbush & Co., $50 Wabasha
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

Ribbons. Feathers, Felt Hats,
Trimmed Hats at 40 cents on the dollar
of cost price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
NOTABLE BUSINESS CHANGE
THE j. L. STACK ADVERTISING AGENCY
COMPANY FORMED.
GROWTH OF A BIG BUSINESS

That Mr.. Stack Has Developed
From Small BeGinnings-The
Unexpected Aappened-E. H.
Dearth Now Joins Him and
the Two Make a Team-No
Sounder Agency in the Country
The announcement was made yester-
day that an important change had oc-
Cured in the great advertising agency
of j. l.. Stack & Co. Mr.. Stacks for
mer partner, Mr.. G. E. Ellis, retires. and
the }. L. Stack corporation is formed.
with Mr.. Stack president and general
manager. and Elmer II. Dearth, the
well-known insurance man. secretary
and treasurer.
In retiring Mr.. Ellis commends the
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

Mothers, BE sure and use Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for your children.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
NIoney-Saving Men

Bankrupt sale of Millinery at
Brandt's, AIS Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

Do not fail to attend the bankrupt
sales of Trimmed Hats at Brandts, ATS
WabaSha. Hats at your own price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
CAPES.

Fine Quality Russian Hare Military
u; saan, newest style
Quality Monkey Military
sam ana me southern Seal collar
tsatin
dhese are all this seasons make - ~
we determined No
- "-N'
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

You can get the latest styles Frames
at Brandt's, ATS Wabasha, at five cents
each.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
Health Is Wealth.

DE-. e. G. wEsr's Nxavs AND BaArNT TasAr
HsNT, a guarantssd specific forHyftetIe Dlz
anesS CenT0iktnha. Fits. Nervous Eearalgia
Headache. Nervous PrestratIon CAUSED By fha
use Of alcohol Of tobaeco, Wakefpiness Meg,
ia, DEPRESSION snftening 9f the Bfain re-
cay and death, Pfspstufs Old Age, BARREN;
ness Loss Of Power ih Either sex, Invotun-
AIRY LOSSES and spernstershoeA CAUSED By
6ferexertion Of the brain. selfabuse ss over.
Indulgence. Gseh bog eontalns enc months
sent BY mail psspsid We guarantee sI4
boxes to cpfS any Case. With each order for
six h63es accom- panied With s., We send sha
purehgsef dur written guarantee to fefAnd
die money y y does not elfest s;.s cure, Guar.
10 hfppler& Collier. dfuggistA EsFSath aud
klplaY sts,, S. PAUL AipAs r.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
When You Are Hungry Eat
We Buy and Sci

At Stephen Burns New Restaurant, 321 Wa
basha, between Third and Fourth streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
OTHER GREAT BARGAINS.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Beldings or Corticelli's Best Spool Silk,
IOO yards. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c: so yds, 112,
Bedding or Corticelli's Best Buttonhoie
Twist, per spool ol. 1,
Marshalrs Linen Thread, per spool. 2I2,
Goo0 Writing Paper, sheets for /,
Good Envelopes, % fol. for. 2,
Best HOOKS and Eyes. per card. ... Il
Good Nursery Pins, per doz. z.. -. 11at
very FINE Hair Brushes, best bristles and
polished handles. each. 22t
PURSES. POCKETBOOkS ETC
Real Kid Purses, each. 81
Real Alligator Purses. each II,
Real Morocco Chatelaine Bags. each. .... 20,
VEILINGS.
Fine, Pure SILK Yelling, per yard. . 81
Very Fine Pure Silk Chenille Dot Veil
Very Heavy Barege Yelling, double width,
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose, full seamless,
Ladies' Very Fine All-Wooi Cashmere
Hose, full regular-made. per pair. 49,. 21t
Ch1ldren's Heavy All-Wool. seamless, knit
hose, per pair. 10(
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Heavy Maco Yarn Jersey ribbed
Underwear, high neck and long sleeves,
Ladies' very fine nearly all-wool. Jersey
ribbed Underwear, Pants and Vests.
each. ................ Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Ladies finest pure wool. Medicated Scar
let Underwear, each. .-...... 66c
Ladies' extra fine quality wool Jersey
ribbed, non-shrinkable, Union Suits. . 81 05
Youths largest size, heavy Scotch Under
derwear, each. ......................... zoe
Children's finest quality, pure wool,
Medicated Scarlet Underwear, each. :. 13c
BED SPREADS.
Extra heavy, largest size Bed Spreads,
each ,--.. gao
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19
A Nice Place to Eat.

Ritter & Laurance's Restaurant and
Cafe, 1889 East Third street. Private
rooms, good service, open till midnight.
Schroeder 81 Dickinson, I6 East
SiYrh Sfreer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

For Upholstering, Carpet Cleaning, Feathe
an Mattress Renovating.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-19

The Dining Car Line to Fargo, Winnipeg,
Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

outward in somewhat Japanese fashion,
and the crowns Of the bonness are maze
of fancy chips and sometimes bound
with velvet. The newest hat trimming
consists of donkey ears Of velvet, usual
ly arranged in natural fashion, one at
each side. Some women consider II
less personal to call them hare ears.
The great eleRantes in Paris, London
and Vienna are already going in for
bonnets incrusted with precious stones,
and Countess Potocka appeared a Few
evening ago at a concert wearing a very
tiny ''begnin" or medi8val ''coitfe"
made of cloth of silver trimmed with
large pink pearls and literally covered
with a design executed in diamonds,
pink rubies and t%urquoises. 1t was OF
course very lovelw, but unfortunately
there are few women who can afford to
indulge in such glittering and dazzling
extravaganza. Another very chic but
also costly fantastic Of the mo-
ment is the so called drumming
bird" bonnet. II is made en-