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ANARCHISTS EXCITED.
A Traitor In tho Camp and They would
Likc to Got Hold of Him.

PlrrsnUEGI, Pa. Fob. li.-Tho New
York anarchist circlcs, which last week
opened negotiations with view to hay
ing tho case OF Berkman, II. G. FriCk's
asaallant, taken up again, have gotten
into n state OF iormcnt over tho publt-
cation OF the details.
With n view TO silt matters to the
bottom and discover tho traitor in their
ranks a very energetic anarchist agent
ls now IN Pittsburgh. His mission is
two fold. lle has alGo instructions to
keep IN oyc on everything going on in
tho court house against the Mansfield
rioters.
With regard to tho Borkman case, tho
circle no represents in Now York Is dc.
terminod to find out how their letters
and Intentions were betrayed to the
newspapers. They had suspected for
some timo that thorc was traitor in
their ranka and now thoy arc convinced
ho Is dangerous.
With regard to tho cGan Of Bcrkman,
his comrades in Now York arc detor.
mined to try to got diminuition OF the
sentence.
Attorney Marshall was seen with re.
gard to these negotiations. llo has re-
ceivod no further letters from New
York in answer to his communication.
Mr.. Marshall does not think, so far as
hc is concerned at present. that tho
BcrlnAn negotiations with tho Now
Workers will 70 much farther toward
anything definite.
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CHARLESTON W. VA, Fob. li.-Gov-
crnor MacCorilo was informed by the
lSTELLlGENCER correspondent tonight
that Parkorsburg correspondent OF Il
Pittsburgh paporh stated that ho had
intercepted tho members Of the Spencer
asylum board on route to investigate
tho removal OF i. T. Eugon aud tho ma-
tron OF the asylum, and that tho dis.
patch has atatcd that he had done so
for political purposes. The governor
said that ho had not intercepted tho
board or interierOd with it in any way,
and if Eagon had any disclosures to
make he could do so, as they could not
possibly amount TO anything. The gov
crno; made tho following statement:
"AS | understand il, the sulerin-
tcndGnt, with the concurrence aud up
provUl OF the cxecu!ive heard, which
consists OF MGssra, FOstsr, Enslow and
Wells, suspended aeyeral attendants, in
Guiding DR.. Eagon, the assistant phys
iclan i'll charge. \ special meeting WAS
set lor the 18th TO tnke action upou the
act OF tho executive committee and
superintendent in tho suspension OF
those officials. Two DAYS before tho
meeting Mr.. Enslow, OF tho executive
board, called and informed me that he,
by reason OF the sickness OF his daugh-
ter, would not be at the meeting, but
rs Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Wells, who corr
posed majority OF the executive board
and who were familiar with all that had
taken place, would be there, his ab-
sence would make no difference and the
meeting could 20 on without him. Tho
next morning, think it was, | met Mr..
Enslow on the way to the train and he
said he was compelled to run to Hunt.
ington on business and would 20 back
at 5 o'clock.
about noon l received n telegram
from him saying that Mr.. Foster was
too i'll TO go to Spencer aud US only one
OF the executive committee would bo
there he had wired tho president OF tho
board, Mr.. Lively, to postpone the
meeting ior two weeks, and asked me TO
inform Alexander OF that fact. | ac-
cordingiy wired Mr.. Alexander OF the
information Ind received, but it did
not roach him, as he had gone.
IAN there was in it was that ma
lority OF the executive committee, who
had removed the officials, was prevent
ed IRON attending the present meeting
by illness. and wanted postponGmcnt
until they could be present, ! don't
even know what action was taken BY
tho board. There was nothing political
thought Of"
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BEI:ING SEA ARBITRATION


Found In the Treaty.
WASnIHGroH, D. O., Feb. l4.-The
sober second judgment OF both parties
10 tho Boring aon arbitration discloscs
tho fact tnNt the agreement reached by
tho arbitratoru is not entirely satisfac.
tory 10 either the United States or
Great Britain. Ono OF the flaws which
Secretary Gresham is said to have
found in the agreement is failure to
provide penalties for infractions OF its
PROVISIONS, and, us it would bo OF little
avail to capture pclagic sealing vessels
only to have them turned loose again
upon tho seal herds rs soon Gs tho cases
could bo brought before the courts, tho
secretary is trying to have this detect
cured.
The United Statea is able to punish
scalers brought before its courts, but
the Canadian law is defective, and thus
all International agreement il desirable.
The Canadians also. have 4 cause tor
complaint. They appear to have dis
covered ut this late date that q rigid on
forccment of the articles Of agreement
would destroy their seal fishing indua.
try. They have brought great pressure
to bear upon tho British foreign office
with tns result that Sir Julian Paunce-
tote is now laboring strenuously to
mitigate the misfortune OF tho Cana
diaus by securing 4 considerable re-
striction OF the limits OF the closed zone
around the seal islands, within which
seals may not be taken by vessels and a
shortening OF the closed season which
now extends from tho first OF May until
the last OF August.
Necessarily some time is required to
complete negotiations, and pending
their conclusion tho British government
is making an effort to secure a recall oi
tho modus vivendi under which OPERA
tion4 in the seal waters were governed
last wear.
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THE GOLD PRODUCT
0rtbe World For the Past Yonr Unproc
dcntcd-SilYcr Fails on.

or the World For the Past Year Unprocc-
dcntcd-Silycr Fails on.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. l4-Roturns
received ut the treasury department in
dicato that the gold output for 1895
will reach the almost unprecedented
amount OF SCI 100000, an increase over
1892 OF Si,0O000O. In Colorado tho out
put has increased from $3,O0O,O0O in
1892, to $5,00O,0OO in 1893, while the
gains in other gold producing sections
are unusually large.
Tho Australian production will carry
the production OF tho world, 1t is
thought, TO Sl50,0O0,00O, which is gain
OF $l2, ,OO0,0O0 for the year.
The gold fields OF South Africa seem
to bo rapidly taking tho place OF the
California and Australian fields as the
bonanza finds OF tho present decade.
Reports from the Witwatersrandt re-
gion alone show total product for 1898
OF l,47S,i16 ounces OF ore, yielding a
product OF refined gold OF q value in OK.
cess OF so. 1000, coo.
Tho production OF silver according TO
tho reports received at the mint has
fallen of during the past year, and will
not exceed SlS5, 100000 in coming value
for 1893. As the coming value is now
more than twice the market value. tho
actual mercantile value OF the silver
mined will drop below $4,000 900, tho
smallest liSurcs for many years.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Carlo Thiemann, who was SO horribly
manglcd by lions in Colonel Booncs
arena at the Mid-Winter Fair, 4. San
Francisco, diod last night
The Burlington, Iowa. fire and tor
nado insurance company doing 4 busi-
ness OF 9S,00OO00 assigned Inst night
Bad risks in Taxes aud southern points
tho cause.
The Master Bujllars' Association, nt
Boaton, passed. resolution p!eds.ug
delegates to promote organization
among the employers and advocating
arbitr alton.
At Portsmouth, Ens, Sir William
liarcours, chancellor OF the Gxchequer,
ridiculcd Mr.. OhAmbortain's idea OF Il
national party and vigorously denounced
the house OF lords.
Col. ]. D. Stevenson, who went to
California in 1887 and headed the rcgi-
mont OF New York volunteers which
went TO that state during the MEXICAN
war, died last night, aged o..
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DIiYnEN,s SuICINE.

a Connecting Link tlnt may Establish
Tho Cnusc-h Matrimonial bureau TO.
snonsihlc.
BAHDoUEsvILLr, KY. Feb. IA Chi
cago matrimonial! bureau introduced
Lille Joyce to Henry Dryden, the
bank clerk at Charleston, ". Va, This
brunette, who lives near here, is sup.
posed to bo the cause OF his suicide.
Miss Joyce is known to have cores
pontcd with Mr.. Dryden in Charleston,
and it had been rumord that thcy were
engaged. Her parents say she made
DrYdon's acquaintance through the
agency Of 4 matrimonial hureauin Chi
cage, and hns corraspondc4 with him
lor some time
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This remedy is becoming go well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs sing the same song of
praise. A puror medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that Is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well rs cure all Malarial fe-
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price SO cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co. Drug Store. s
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THE TROTTING ASSOCIATION



in tho Iiules.
NEw HoRE, Feb. little fvO hum
drcd and thirty-iour trottinE orSanlza-
tions which bclon. to tho National
Trotting Association met in biennial
congress here to-day. About one hum
drcd delegates attended. President L.
7. Johnston called the meeting 10 order.
Tho committee for the revision of the
trotting rules made its report. The
amendments to the rules aro with only
a few exceptions similar to those
recommended by the committoOs OF
tho American TrottinS Associations
held March l3 OF last yea. at the Fifth
avenue hotel. A letter was received
from David Bonner advocating the
shortening OF races. It was read and
placed on file. The board OF stewards
held a meeting during the day and
fixed the dates for the grand circuit
meeting OF this season. 1t opens on
July at Saginaw, Mich, and ends ut
Philadelphia on September Ii.
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SclruATE, Mass, Feb. 14.-After many
unsuccessful attempts the crow OF the
wrecked schooner Mimic Rowan was
taken of this morning by tho station
boat. The tide was we'll out, and the
water was comparatively smooth. The
mon were exhausted. and the, captain
SO seriously injured that he had to be
carried from the boat 10 house near
hv
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EJFUIUE DIsVH7tH TO TIC IHgtIITVsTICtF'
CALDWELL. O., Feb. l4.-Joseph Par.
risn. an aged and highly respected farm
er residing near Caldwell, died very sud
denly last night OF supposed heart dis
ease. Tie had suffered no immediate
illness,
Mrs. McCIelland died very suddenly
at her home at this place this morning
OF complication OF diseases.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF junction City
Ill.,. was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope ior her, but two bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and she says it saved her lie. Mr..
Thomas Ecgeys, l%9 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with,
out result everything else, then bought
one bottle DR.. Kings New Discoynry
ami in two weeks WA, cured. lie il nat
nralIy thankful. 1t is such results, oil
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
logan Drug Goa drug store. Regular
size 50c and Sl.O0.
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san Diego, CAL, Feb. l4.-The attor-
nev for A. N. Pullman, the American
citizen who is being detained in Mex
lcan prison at Ensenada, has received u
telegram from Representative Bowers.
who saya Secretary Gresham has sen, a
sharp message to tho Mexican govern
ment demanding the relensc Of Pail
man on bail and full explanation as to
his lmprisontnent.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-the editor
ial staff of the Warsaw newspaper Glo,
and tho staff of another newspaper
have been arrested. There have been
numerous domiciliary visits at Warsaw
during the last few days, owing to the
discovery OF an extensive Nihili,t 30.
ciety.
a number OF Catholic priests have
been arrested on the charge OF conduct
ing an agitation for the liberation of the
Poles. The bishop OF Kaliniki has boen
deprived OF his stipend.
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Claim They own the Town.

Special Dispatch 10 The htsliCcnrer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 14.-When
the land upon which tho prosperous
little town OF Milton, place OF 500
people in tho eastern part OF this
county, was bought OF VIM Killgore
back in the early seventies, it was al
legged by the heirs OF killgore that his
wife mover signed tho deed and they
now propose to institute proceedings to
gain possession OF tho same on that
tochnicality. The place has been great
ly improved, and tho property is worth
thousands of dollars.
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SINFUL LOVE
l, Directly Responsible for This Torriblo
Tragedy.

Tragedy.
Special Dispatch 10 The IntcSig:nTr
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. li.-About
10 o'clocl; tonight the city was startled
by tho attempt Of Ed Dorrcgs, the
twonty.two.ycar-old son Of DR.. j. ].
Boggcss. n well known dentist, to kill
himself in house OF i'll fame. Young
Boggess went to tho house Of Cora
Price, who appears TO havo boon his
mistress. He had some quarrel with
tho gIrl and pulled tho revolver out OF
drawer, plIppcd into 4 room by him.
solf and shot himself, tho ball entering
tho body just below tho heart.
At one o'clock this morning no was
still alive, but his chances for recovery
are very slim. ~ had trouble with
Cora" was all that he could aay, after
the shooting.
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A FAXED STORY
Was tho Report That Gov, Mac
Corkle Stopped tho Investigation
OF THE SPENCER ASYLUM MATTER.

The fredericksburg Liar" Sent Dizzy
Tnlc to II Pittsburgh Paper md This
Is All It Amounts To-Thc Governor
Denies That Politics Had Anything
to do With the IntcrccptIOn Of Pres.
idcnt Lively, ortho Donrd-Why tho
Engon Investigation was Postponed.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Tho Chicago Meeting Ia tho Most
Notable Assemblago
OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER MElI

Ever Brought To.cther-iEycry Sec.
tiou OF tho Country represented.
Every Leading Daily Paper Present.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Ad.
ditional Subscribed TO tho Guarau-
too Fund by Papers that Kccontly
Left the United prcss-Thc Greatest
Ncws Organization In tho World.
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VERY LITTLE HOPE
That tho Entombed Gaylord Minors
VIII bo Rescued.
WORKERS COMPELLED 70 RETREAT

BY Another CAve.ln-The Aren Affect
cd by tho Disaster Covers Twenty.
two Acrcs--Eagcr Friends of tho
Victims sun Surround tho Mouth
of tho aIinc--Goncrnl Belief by Ex.
pcrtg Tint tho Nicn Must Have Por.
ishcd by Sunocntion or by Dolur
Crushed to Death.
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Mrs. AIyrn Brntlwcll Dead.

CulcAGo, Fob. l4.-Mrs. Myra Brad.
well died to-day after long illness.
Mrs. Bradwcll was the proprietor OF
the Chicago Legal Nc,Cs, and was the
first woman in tho United States to bc
admitted to the bar.
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MIR. WILSON BETTI2R.
Tho West VirginIu Congressman VIII lie
Smnr Ills Journey To-day.

-h' w. $500 '"'7"'hh h!ll lsc-
sumo His Journey To-day.
KANSAS CRY, Feb. l4.-Congrossman
W. l.. Wilson, OF West Virginia, said
this morning that he felt better to-day
than no has since ho lett Washington.
He is now entirely FREQ from fever, and
his physician thinks there will be no
danger in rcsuming his journey to-
morrow to Mexico. Congressman vii.
son and T0rsney, with their families
will leave for the City OF Mexico on the
Santa Fc road tomorrow.
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WOOL SALES

Since tho First OF January Show nm Enor-
nous Decrease.
BoSroN, Mass, Feb. l4.--Tho Wool and
Cotton Reporter will tomorrow state the
following: Total wool sales ior the
week, l,S2G,500 pounds against $780,.
500 previous week. Total sales aimee
January show decrease OF 1l,0l+,000
pounds.
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: For West Virginia and Pennsylvania Snow
Will continue during the greater part OF Thurs.
dAv; cooler winds shifting to northwest,
For Ohio: Snow will continue Thursday
morning; probably fair Thursday afternoon;
colder in southern and eastern portions; winds
shifting 10 northwest.
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by O. SCItSErp, druggist, corner
Market und Fourteenth Streets ''
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70 JompA Pa'h:t-, BtnvltaL AIMS N,mmo.
Ono hundred and one members OF the
Associated Press from the banquet
table sen d you greeting.
(Sisnod) WILLIAM penn NIXON.
President.
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So omincnt!y successful has Hood 4
Sar@apariIla been that muny leading
citizens from all over the United States
furnish Testimonials OF cures which
seem miraculous. Hoods Sarsaprilla is
not an accident, but the ripe fruit Of in.
dussry and study. 1t possesses merit
peculiar to itself" "
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If you decide to take Hoods sarsapa.
rllla do not be induced to buy any sub
stltute article. Take Hoods and only
Hoods. IS
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a committee, with Mr.. Charles ?.
TAFT, OF Cincinnati, chairman, was ap-
pointed and submitted list OF five
directors to be voted upon TO fill vacan-
cies and cxpircd terms. Tho gentlemen
recommended were elected unanim ously.
The board consists OF:
Victor +. Lawson, Chicago Record and
hGilg NeWS, S. S. Carvalho, New York
World; NJ. II. DoYoung, San Francisco
Chronicle; Clayton McAlichacl, Philadel-
phia North -iHlcricMM; Col. Frederick
Driscoll, St. Paul Pioneer Press; f, i.
Noyes, Washington Star; Charles W.
Knapp, St. Louis Republic; f. II. Por.
due, Cleveland Lrader; A. j. Barr, Pitts
burgh Post; James L. Scripps, Detroit
1rib1nr and Meas; L. II. Butler, Buffalo
Ncps.
Mr.. Melville L. Stone submitted a
satisfactory statement OF tho finances OF
the orSNnIIation, although it was
deR!Ned unnecessary Tor the purposes OF
the contest n numheS oi gentlemen who
were not present at the former meetin.
whom SSS20, 900 was subscribed to 4 guar.
autec fund to carry on the fight asked
to be included in the list, and the fol.
lowing subscriptions wcro made, bring
ing the guarantee fund up to q total OF
S5l5Q00;
The Washington Star $4,000, Phila.
delphia Inquirer $4,000, Philadelphia
Nordt AmsrjcaR 5000, Philadelphia
Pres 5000, Cincinnati Enquirer $4,000,
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. Sold b,
all druggists. l.
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The marvellous success of Hoods Sar-
saparilla is based upon the corner stone
oil absolute merit Take Hoods through
out the spring months. i
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baltimore American slo.ooo. CIncinnn,

Baltimore american $4,000, Cincinnati
Commercial Gd:tit' $4,000, Louisville
Courier Journal $4,000 Chicago Tribune
$4,000, Baltimore Mars $4,000, Now
York Ercninq Post $4,000, Brooklyn
Eagle $4,000, Buffalo Ncrs So 900, Topeka
Journal $4,000. Syracuse Haald $780,
Omaha Zee $4,000. Baltimore Sun
$4,000.
Following tho meeting Of tho day tho
gentlemen were tendCrcd II banquet to.
night at tho Grand Pacific hotel. Tho
representatives OF all tho papers pres.
ont attended tho banquet. Among
them wore G. II. Tancy, of the Wheel.
Ing Register, and John Frew, Of tho
Wheeling lSTELLlGrNcrR.
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The following cable messages were
sont tonight from the banquet hall;
TO Iierb.r: De Reuter-, London. England:
One hundred and ono members OF
the Associated Press from tho banquet
table send greetings TO llarbort Dc Rcu-
ter, their faithful ally and friend.
LSigned WILLtAM PESS NIyoX,
President,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-28

See our 9sc 4-2utton Kid Glove. | Celebrated "Hirsch's Beauty" Glove, $1. .50.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-28

Sold throughout the world. Price, CuTIcURA, soc; SoAp, 25c REsoLyENT Sl. POTTER DRuo AND CHEM. CORP, role Props, lioston, " All about the Skin and Blood" n'niiei free
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-28

ionable flower, requiring, on account of their natural stiffness, very careful treat ment. Gardenias and chrysanthemums will also appear on stylish headgear.
 Mutfs, rufllcs and hats or bonnets arc being made in suits, the former being done with excellent effect in plaited miroir velvet branching out at either side from big satin bows, and plain velvet, with just a little fur. All these things, together with smart gowns, are sweetly scented, an up to date modistc having all the best dress cupboards kept perfumed with some thing specially in favor, Rhine violet be- ing just now the first.
 The house gown shown in tho sketch is of lilac crepon. The yokeis of ecru lace, and the body of tho gown is mounted on it in two plaits behind but is gathered in front A full flouncc forms n bertha, and two flounces headed by band of lace trim the foot of the skirt. The full, half length sleeves are gathered in by ribbon bow. with steel buckle at the elbow. Similar bows adorn the shoulders. The girdle is of ribbon. JUDIC CHoLLET
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-28
FASHIONABLE RANCHES.
Coifrures Depend on tho Size and Shapes
 ---.-- - nf fl,oL Ir..t.

Hats arc exceedingly pretty, although when ono states that six different colors arc introduced into one which is but a largo sized toque, the impression is given of crudcncss and vu12arity, which impres- sion is incorrect The combination is so well arranged that inc effect is remaTlia- bly good and decidedly fashionable.
 Tho hair Is worn waved loosely down either side falling over the ear tips and arranged in a coil projecting outward from the center of tho back of the head. Toqucs arc consequently larger, and the hair ar rangement and larger hat neccssitate a proportionate elaboration of the neck. which is effected by the introduction of ruf1lcs of black satin and chiffon, which are very soft and very becoming, and which establish a desirable balance be tween tho size of tho head, neck and shoulders, matter that has been often out of proportion to an almost ludicrous extent. Toreador hats in black felt arc trimmed with big ribbon bows as well as pompons at ono side, and shepherd plaid ribbon Is considered excellent style, tho hat depending for color on bandeate of bright pink velvet Some of the new hats nro immense, and dahlias are to be a fash