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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

Poszukuje Jana Wilczew.
skiego, ktory mnie t. ]. J6zefa
Groszkowskiego z Pierre City,
Mo-, okrad}, %zabierajac mi
not bankawy ma S 1900, to
jest calY mol majatek W 60
towce.
Wilczyhski ztodziej, oststni
raz byf widziany W Cleveland,
a teraz mic ME wiadomo, gdzie-
by sic obracat. Ktoby o MIN
wiedziat i doniosf mi. abym
m6g1 skutecznie go skara6,
aresztowaG i not odebraG, do.
stanie odemnie S 5000 ma
grody. Zlodziej ten Jan Will
czewskl ma okofo lat 38. jest
wzrostu 5 stop wysoki, W
ramionach tegi, czerwouy na
twarzy, wasy DUE. 2ofte,
:ktore sobie czesto zakreca,
wfosy ma siwawe, oczY ME
bieskie, tuszY dobrej, z pro-
fesyi Jest balbierzem.
Now dosyG dobrze pc ao-
gielsku i niemiecku, oprocz
polskiego.
w razie wykrycia i pozna-
MIA lego osobisto6oi, prosze'
laknappieszniei uwiadomic
mnie o miejscu jego pobytu,
adresujac " ten spos6b: j.
Groszkowski, P.o. of Bricef'eld,
Barry Co., Mo. (Lawrence)
Posada dla organ1sty.
Organista, bieg}y W swoim
fachu, cztowiek trzezwy, mole
otrzyma6 dobra posade natych-
miast. Dobre swiadectwa po-
trzebne. Zg}osic sic nalezy
listownie pod adresem:
Rev. b.. Kozlowska,
249 Sixth st.
Manistee, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

WEI. X. DR.. M. Pyplatz
przeniesiony 2 South Chicago
do para6i sw.Jozefa wChicago,
rog ulic 4S & Paulina.
Jan Kwa-
sigrocf mlanowany superin-
tendentem STACEY pocztowej
p6inocno -2achodniej pray rogu
Milwaukee i Elston avek Milo
dzi politycy polscyz Is wardy
zawiezli 20 . wielka parada,
W ozdobionych kwitami pc
wozach, ma miejsce urzedo
wanna Bylo tn nabo3ehsswo
2alobne "a pomordowanych
przez Moskali W Krozach.
" Shenandoah, tel stolicy
braci Litwlnow, zbierano
sk1adki Ola sierot pozosta}ych
pc bohatersklch mqczennikacb
pomordowanych przez Mosxali
W Krozach. W jednym dniu,
"a Grudnia, zebrano ma ten
eel 1856. (Patryota).
Herald z d.
8 BIN. donosi, il W poprzednia
niedziele W polsko-
kosciele W Reading, Pa,
wvbuchfy zaburzenia. Podczas
zbierana przcz miejscowego
proboszcza sk}adek, jeden 2
parafan zapfacic ME chciat,
wskutek czego zostai wydalony
z kosciola. Wyprowadsony
wyja| wtedy n6z i poczal
hatasowaG. w koncu powstafo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

KASA rzadowa Stanow
Zjednoczonych znacznY ma
dochod z browar6w. W ostat-
MIN roku przyniosl podatek
cd piwa $4,000, 743.
W MINIONYM roku przy-
p}yne}o do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych FL $50 mniej emigrant6w,
]ak W roku poprzednim.
Ma W Chica.
go spalil sic najpiekniejszy
gmach, przemysfowy, W ktorym
znajdowa}o sic jeszcze "a
2 mi|iony r62nYch popakowa-
nych przedmiot5w. Najwiecej
dotcbniety oddziai francuzki.
GazetY francuzkie W Europe
z powodu tego narzeka]a ma
slamazornosc wladzY wystawo-
wei, ktora TED powinna poszko.
dowanym straty wynagrodziG.
W IOWlE iuz ME ma
homestetow ;ostatnie II ARROW,
jake p%osostaio, sprzedano
onegdaj "a l54 dol.
lRONWOOD. - Wszyscy
trzel republikahscy %poIicmapi,
ktorzy Kradli publiczne o6ary
ma biednych g%6rnik6w, wyda-
leni zostali ze s1uz5y miejskiej.
a nadto kazdy z Mich zap|aciG
musial $4,000 kary.
z MINONK,, ID, donosza:
Mniemano lie zgasl ogieh,
kt6ry powstal W szybie spoil
XII chicago & Minonk Coal
& Tile Works., w przeszfy
czwartek. lecz dzis!ai wieczo
rem wybuchf z wleksza si}a
niz poprzednio. P{omjenie ME
kiedy wznosily sic przez szyb
powietrzny ma SO stop mad
ziemia. Szyb tworzy1 ogromny
komin a goraczka by}a n;ez
mierna. DIVA razy polar wy
buch}, lecz zostai przytlumio.
nym i dym tylKo wyc!odzii
przez otw6r,lecz niespo5zanie
p1omienie zn6w wydos:awa.
~ sic prze2 otw6r. Dlatego
utwor2ono mad gl6wnym say
/ mad szybem powietrzym
platformy E grubych desek.
ma kt6re nasypano p;asku
pmieszanego &c s}oma To po-
moglo i zdaje sic, ze kops]nia
zostanie ocalona; trzeba bedzie
|ednak2e Zaopatrzyc sz}b po-
wletrZnY w nowe deski / bel
XII; strata bedzie stosunkowo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
WOzy SAME.

Farmerzy Tub obywateIe miej-
scY,. cheacy kupl6 nova bryozke
lub SAME, mech wstapia do fabry-
XII powozow Union Carriage
Works. W Winonie, PREY drugiei
ullcy. naprzeciwko drukarni KA-
TOLIKA. = W fabrYce tel takzo
naprawlaia nietYlko powozy ]
SAME - lecz w6zki ola dzieci.
rome lnne rzeczy, kt6re kowal lut-
ko}odzlej reparowac mCze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
a WI e RYKA

ASHLAND, Wis. "
nowym szybie Mr.. 7, pod
Gsant, nalezacym do tutejszej
Kompanii wegla i rudy zela
znej, w dniu 9 Stycznia 200
g6rnik6w zna)azlo robote. -
" dniu 10 Stycznia rozpo.
czeto roboty W 2elaznych IA
brykach Vortona, a nazajuttz
take W pudlarniach i fabrY.
kach gwozdzi; i tax znowu
900 ludzi dostato robote.
IRONWOOD, Mich.
Szesc tygodni tylko znowu
byfa otwarta kop9lnia rudy
3,laznej Ashland, rozselajaca
e x rocznie 45o tysiecy ton
rudy 2elaznej, a JUL znowu
musiano ia zamkuac ola braku
pieniedzy IA zap1ate g6rnikom.
Ponpy tel kopalnl beda
wyjete, wiec woda "a zaIeje.
OFIAR z caleg> Stanu
Wisconsin ma biede dotknie.
tych g6rnik6w w Hurley, Wis,
JUL tyle wp1Ynefo, re Ma te
zine wystarczy. W MILWAUKEE
JAZZ oddosny 'komitet ratunko,
wy sic rozwjazaf, a W bankach
milwauckich ]eszcze Ie4Y de
ponowaoych S 1000. ma bied,
nVch g6rnik6w. W samem
HUXLEY Levy jeszcze 600 be
GEEK MAXI 500 buszli karto.
FL, czekajac ma rozdanie.
W1ELE jeszcze czasu upfynie,
zanim Amerykanie. zdecyduja
sic, co w1a6ciwie pocza6 z wy.
spami Sandwichskiemi. Spra
wiedliwy Cleveland chce TO-
niecznie, ably zdetronizowan4
krolOwa ma poWr0t osadzonO
pa tronie, wszelako eemu sic
sprzeciwiaja mocarze republi
Ramsey prey sterze stojac7,.:i
ci pewnie sprawe p~r2ewloka
dop6ty, dop6ki znowu ME
bedzie wybrany~ prezydent
republikahski. Kr6lowas hawai-
ska sauna JUL straci}a wszelka
nadzieje o~dzyskania tronu;
chce droga sadowa dopominac
sic wYnagrodzenia STRAIT, jake
poniosla przez chwiejne rzady
Stan6w Z1ednoczonyoh i ME:
dotrzymanie przyrzeczeh. =
Amerykanie JUL chetnie jej
zaplaca, byle zrzekta sic swych
pr8w do tronu.
RZEZALNIE " KansasCit
dostarczajace wszystklm sta
nom Uni p6}nocno.amerYkah-
skie] taniego miesa, beda
wkr6tce powlekszone.
O~FICYALISCI " urzedzie
emjgracyjnYm ma Ellis Island,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

l III ooHUsS
| kleinotach j pieniadzach, pro.
ezac, ably zechciafa zostaG lego
maizonka Ale Agnieszka darow
ME przyjela, a W odpowiedz
o5swiadczyia, re Jest juzyare-
czona o wiele wyzszemu 2ac-
niejszemu, kt6ry jej dro&sze i
kosztowniejsze dat d&y, temu
wiec WARY zlamat ME mole.
! Mtodzienlec ow rozum1af
! przez to oblubiehca ziemskie.
20, ale sad2if, il mad niego
zacniejszym bye ME moze, daj
| lei jeszcze kosztownieisze upo-
mink i Sam jej oswiadczYf,
| jake ia wielce kochs. Wtedy
! dopiero Agnieszka, o kt6rej
ME wiedzi8no, ze bY}a chrzes
| cijanka, odpowiedziala ]awnie:
,Odstap odemnie, pobudko
| grzechu, potrawo smierci wiecz-
! nej! Ju2 jestem zareczona ia
kiemu. kt6rego ayc'e jest ME
smiertelnem, k1orego szlachetc,
two najstarszem, krorego pick
nose najslic2nieisz9, ktorego
milosG na]czuls2a, ktorego
1aska najdobrotliwsza.w kt6rago
obieciach dziedzict1o 2atrzy~
mann i to:5go iedypie niewy-
powled2ianie wiecZlie mi}uje'.
Zaslnucony miodeieniec t.
odpowiedzia. ME rozumlejac
ieszcze jej wiasnego znaczenia,
poczal sic martwit i schnac.
Troskliwy ojciec Semproniusz
o aycie syna, sam b}aga} Ag.
nieszke, ably syna jego ole
odpycha}a, Agnieszka jednak&e
pozostala rrzy swojej pierwszej
o%dpowiedzi.
WtedY Semprouiusz roz.
gniewany tenn lekcewazeniem
syna, zaczaf sic dowiadywa6,
ktoby to bYl 6w t%ajemnlczy
oblubieniec Agnaeszki, i do
wiedzia} sic, lie Agnies2ka
jest chrzescianka, Natychmiast
Kauai ia "Istawit pred SODA il
udaws1, lie zostawszY chrzes'
ciianka, wykroczyla przeciw
surowym prawom krajowym,
a W kohcu przez obietnice
chciat ia naklonit do zlozenla
ofiary i pokfonienis sic bal
wanom. Jednakze delikatna. J.;
dziewica oparla sic temu
stanowczo. Teraz starosta
zmieuit spos6b poslepowanla
i zaczaf grozi6. Ably grozby !
jego tenn ~lwiekszy wp1yw ma
dziewice wywariy, kazaf pred
lei oczYma rozlo&y6 nar2edzia
uaywane do tortur, jake to
katowskie fawki, pytki, szczyp'
ce iinne. Agnieszka bez obawy
ma ME spojrzafa ,,Upor twoj,"
rzekf surowo starosta, va
s}uguje wprawdzie ma najbo-
leSniejsza 5miert. ale bede
mial litosc mad twa m}odoscia.
iesli teraz pok}onisz sic bogom."
Ma to odpowiedz1a}a Agnieszka
wesolo. Me ljtuj sic mad ma
m1odoscia, a twoiei lito$ci
zaprawde ME potrzebuie. Wiara
ME polega ma latach, lecz
ma przeswiadczeniu, Bog
wszechmogacy ME patrzy ma
wick, lecz ma %uczucia. Gym,
co CT sic podoba."
Starosta wYdat ia teraz
osoroo1or n1o 10
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

og6lne zamieszanie, ola usmie.
rzeaia ktorego. .zawezwano cd
d2lst policyi. Nikogo jednak
ME aresztowano i cate zaiscie
zafatwiono bez roalewu krwi.
V POINT, Wis =
Onegdal okolo godziny 5 z
rama, wybuchl ogieh W kramie
mlesnym Jana Butkiewicza,
lecz stra2 po2arna wnet 90
ugasl}a. Strate p. Butkiewiczs,
oko}o $3.50, pokryla asekura-
eva. Ma pietrze domu tego
mieszkaja pahstwo Tetma]er,
6torzy tel ponieSli straty przez
uszKodzenie mebli i garderoby.
asekuracya jednak i W tym
ra2ie pokryje spowodowane
ognlem straty. (R6znik).
PISTON. Pa.-Polak Ma.
ciej Koknowaj powracajqc z
piracy do domn. zostai przez
nadchodzacy pociag D. & Il.
T.. %. IA miejscu zabity.-
Niedawno wyswiecony Wlel.
ks. Jozef Orlowski, 'objat
posade wikarego PREY kesciele
parafialnym w Pittston.
SUGAR NOTCH. - Ubie.
gfego tygodnla zostaf podczas
aabawy OBJ. Jan Amtoniewicz
raniony wystrzatem z rewol-
weru W glove, poczem pieciu
lego towarzYszY aresztowsno !
stawiono kazdego pod kaucya
sl000.-Karol Patyk rannY W
ramie, oskar1y} zaS Antoniewi-
cza, a i tego postawiono pod
kaucya $500.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
NANTICOKE, Pa. - P.
Iomasz Butkiewlcz mianowa-
ny poczmistrZem.

CAMDEN, N. J. - Parafa
nasza uie ma dotYchczas
wfasnego kosciola, tylko rem.
tujemy koSci6l niemiecko-ka.
tolicki. Ale wnet zabierzemy
sic do budowania ~tasnego
kosciota, pod kt6ry grunt
JUL zakupiony Nam nadzieje,
Re ME zajda W tenn zadne
przeszkodY, zwtaszcze De W
parafi naszej ME ma warho-
low, ranuje Swieta zgoda i
]ednost. Wielebnego ks pro.
boszcza Szrlborskiego GAIA pa
rata kocha, j we wazystkie1n
dobremu temu Pasterzowi 20.
siuszna.
ZDAKOTEJSKIEGO PUG.
niedziele, 7 Stycznia,
20 skonczonem nabozehsJwie,
odbYio sic tn posiedzen1e To-
warzystwa Polskiei Miodzie&y,
pod wezwaniem sw. Stanis}a-
Wa Kostki. Pc oborze urzedni.
kow przystapiono do zorgani-
zowania polskiej or kiestry.
Zaraz przystapito do Towarzy-
silva IL dzieluych zuchow.
Imie tel orkiestrze madame
.,Ockiestra Kosciuszki" (Kos-
clUsKo s. Band). Nauke roz-
pecsna, skoro tylko dostana
instrumental muzyczne.
Zarzad Towarzystwa Mo-
dzie8y Polskiej pod wezwaniem
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki jest
najstepuiacy: rs. Woj1owicz
prezydent; Franciszek Gruba
vicepre2ydent; Franciszek Dol,
ny kasyer;; Franclszek Wasilk
sekretarz; Jan Clemihski mar
sza'ek; Franciszek Rumpca
chora1y.- -Towarzystwo to ilczY
czfonk6w AZ.
CZYTAMY w .:
WszyscY lepiel myslacy para
hanie W Mill Greek, Pa, Q
powodu napasci W plebanii
zlo2yli swemu Duszpasterzowi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

OFICYALISCI " urzedzie
emigracyjnvm ma Ellis Island,
pod Nowym Yorkiem, dostana
uniformly.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
z INV POLSklCH
w AMERYCE.

WEI. X. Dr.. M. Pyplatz
przeniesiony z South Chicago
do parafi sw.Jozefa wChicago,
rog ulic 48 & Paulina.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

CZYTAMY w GORNlKU:
Wszyscy lepiej myslacy para
hanie W Mill Greek, Pa, Q
powodu napasci W plebanii
zlo2yli swemu Duszpasterzowi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

RZEZALNIE " KansasC City,
dostarczajace wszystklm sta
nom Uni p6fnocno.amerYKah.
skie] taniego miesa, beda
wkr6tce powlekszone.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

| Nine years ago John Van WINNINGS, Of
BIG Rapids, Mich. was convicted Of the
murder Of John Grow. The evidence
AGAINST him was conclusive. the jury
thoueht. and he was sentenced to I'M
prIsonment for life, in the Michigan
STATE prison. A skeleton Of q MAJ had
been found near that city slongslde Of
q railroad. in July, 1885. 1t was known
that Van WINNINGS hal left a place
called Van Vert with Grow. They had
been traced as far as the place where
the alleged murder occurred, and there
the clue ended. This was enough for
the intelligent jury that tried Van MINI
mings. and he was convicted and sem
fenced. The facts in the case were that
the two men had parted near the spot
where Grow was supposed to have been
murdered. Neither man heard OF the
other after that time until the other
day, when Crow, who for some time had
been located at Muncie, Ind, read in.
the papers that an attempt was being
made to get the governor of Michigan
to grant a. pardon to Van WINNINGS
The paper gave the details Of the sup
posed crime for which the prisoner had
been sentenced. The story of the muir
der of Grow fairly unnerved him when
he read it, but after he had recovered
from the shock he made preparations
to depart at once for the place where
Van Winnings is confined with the idea
Of securing his release as o o as pos
sible.
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A SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like p~ersplration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form, as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04
a Lucky Man

Into the Nile, says the Arabian
proyerb, and he will come out with
a fish in his month. Our BUYER was
elated last month, and when he re-
turned home he says: II got 'em
got 'em cheap /; got 'em to sell /; got
'em 60 IS to undekell all other deal
ers in Fine Kentucky Whistles on
the Coast. Over fifty demijohns OF
it went out yesterday-but CUSTOM
ers went with them,
HUGHES & CO..
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Miss Edith Conn will take q limited
number of pupils in water color paint
ing, and instrumental music principles
taught according to the most approved
method. Specimens of painting to be
seen at j. W. Conn's drug store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by II. i. Fer
guson, clerk Of School District No. l
Clatsop County, Oregon, until July 18th
at / o'clock p. m, for the purchase Of
100 cords Of wood, wood to be Of goot
fir and cut from green timber, and tC
be delivered as follows: Fifty cords al
Cedar Street school house, and 10 cords
at Court Street school house. The right
to reject anyq and all bids is hereby
reserved.
BY order of directors.
II. b. FERGUSON,
District Clerk.
Dated. Astoria. July 3rd. 1894.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Our special correspondents second let
ter from The Dalles on the up-rlver
fishing industry and the destruction of
the wheels and nets, is withheld till next
issue for want Of space.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Don't go to Portland to buy your
tickets for the "old Country" and the
East when you can get them for the
same price at the Union Pacific office
| n this city, and thereby save your To-
cal fare to Portland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Put your lips around one Of the Sena-
tor Stanford or the Schiller Cigars. then
Eight L and draw. What do YOU nndl
The finest two for a quarter on the
CcasA n they are gaining new Gus
toners every day.
CHAS. OLSEN.
So Third street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04
I. BREAKING IN"

Many a man has "broken out" in a
passion, and felt all broken up" try
ing to get a new pair of shoes ''broken
in He has had to break or many
an engagement on account of crippled
feet. and has gone broke many a
time trying to get relief for his corns-
the direct aus of ill-ntting shoes.
You win find all this obviated by pur-
chasing your footwear at the store OF
JOHN HAHN & co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04
POINTER

Many people believe that all black
smIthing Jobs are alike-that they are
nothing hut muscle and material mixed.
That is true OF ordinary jobs. Brains
are nlso used to make a good job. So is
conscience. A job made without skin
or honesty is no good. Our work Is
widely known for It's quality. durability
and economy In the end,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

Carpenters and contractors, see the
advertisement for bids for alterations
to be made on Mr.. Samuel Elmore's
house.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-04

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soft taffeta silk. the color of the cane
or in a contrasting shade, forms an
effecting lining.
Theatre, visiting and carriage capes
are made only IN velvet and are, if any
thing, shorter than ever. The round,
frill-like effect, too, about the should
ers is to give way to a sort Of octag-
onal cut, which, when the garment is
in place, brings a straight line across
the middle of the back, front and arms.
But no matter how many capes in
wardrobe, they never quite seem to
take the place of a single smart coat.
The newest Jackets of English make
have very large buttons, loose fronts
and monster sleeves to accommodate
those of the bodice. Though fitting
somewhat more snugly than the French
models, they are delightfully."- easy in
cut, and when made in any of the light
tan cloths they are dashing contrasts
for dark skirts.
Some of the French designs are al
most as loose as a nightdresss, falling
in folds from the shoulder and with
huge blouse sleeves. They are ma
turally the very perfection of comfort,
but only the most slim and we'll car
ried figures should presume to adopt
them. Driving and riding jackets have
Tapped seams and are cut with two
darts in front.
Grimps and galloons are beautifully
shown in the shops among the newest
trimmings. They are composed of silk
cord and jet and tinsel threads; but
along with late and expensive designs
are seen the simple silk cord scollop
and pointed braids, dear to our moth
ers thirty years ago. On plain round
skirts, of silk or bengaline, these make
stylish and expensive foot trimming
when put on in two near together rows.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09

illustration for a very old proverb, but
1t makes a beautiful picture
The famously lovely Duchess of Lei
cester is constantly asked for.
Does Mrs. Langtry still sell?" I asked.
No, indeed We rarely have a call for
her. But" she smiled. we've made ex-
penses from her in her day.
Here is one from Vienna that is quite
the rage now. 1t is Miss Martens, the
Viennese beauty. She. with her two sis
tiers, have fad for training parrots and
give public performances IN the large
German cities.''
Her style of dress is usually that of an
Egyptian fellah woman, with much fes-
toonIng of sequins. The photos are all
taken in this picturesque costume, with
a large parrot resting on her arm
Who are the popular actresses" in
quired.
Mary Anderson used to rival Mrs
Langtry, then Mrs. Brown Potter: but
now Emma Eames is our star. There
seems to be no end to the call for her.
When the opera season was on we
thought Calves popularity would ID run run
French woman is over, while every new
attitude we handle Nine. Eames in is
successful. Then Caroline Miskel-Hoyt is
you must sell them more on the con-
sideration of how they look than what
they do, then?'
Il have always thought that races
like Marie Studholme's-you know. the
head with the eyes closed and the wreath
about it?-are as popular. if not more so,
than Ellen Terry. These photos. l fancy.
must be bought by people making collec-
tons of pretty women. Della Fox is a
good card; so is Marie Tempest. Mrs.
Cleveland and Lillian Russell stand about
together in their great sales.
Nov. as to society women of Ameri-
ca" asked have you any of those?"
Mrs. Duncan Elliott and Mrs. Burke
Roche are the only two" she answered.
We have tried, but found it impossible
to get either Vanderbilts' or Astors'
Nor can we procure pictures OF women
in official life IN Washington.
''As to writer's? OH Helen Hunt jack
son, Marie Bashkirtseff and Louisa Al.
colt sell rapidly. We have dozens OF
calls for Amelie Rives-Chanler and Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, CruSer. but we can't get
permission to sell these, either. There is
particularly beautiful one of Mrs
ling, but she won't allow it,
JOSELYN DAVIES.