davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
5tdott1hes,
Kern un6 Rraus.
Die unteriudun9 eeeet oen S~taatsanpaIt
mo oeren aneebIi6e uria9e.

3t@ter SuleD ernannte ge1tern ben Mbbo@
taten Nrtbllr S. @bbp gum Spe3ialberatber
Der straightforward fir Die 9duer Der gez
gen ben Stautsanpalt &ern gert6teten I'M
ter uhung. 3u9lei4 tabelte er ben Sbmann
@otparD5 bdfiir, baB er nit 8e3ug auf ba8
ge9en &ern borlieeenDe 8epeismdteridl nit
9errn &oolpb &raus, benz 8eftber Def
Zines, &itdfpra3e genommen. Sernsr
ertldrte Der Et9ter, bdB 0err @bbD beute
W}orgen nm 10 ubr Der Surp our @erfiigung
iteAe unb Dab Die llnterfu9ung ulsbann be-
g~tr1en f0nne.
NuBer NbDlp6 &raus, finb M}dpor Sop
tins, Po(i3et>@bef Brennan, 6tlf8=9oli5ei.
Gbef &ipleb unD SnfTpeftor Shea ols 3euz
gen porgeldben. Die per{6iebenen 8erlpneM,
ipel6e 1d9 ben Mngdben Der Shines" pDm
StaatSantpalt ungeiebli@ bebanbelt purDen,
ebenfo Die 8erbre6er unb 8erbre6erinner.
ipelde ongeblt9 nit 9tIfe beS Staatsanz
tpoltS fret aus9ingen, tperben 9elegen6eit
er3alten, Der @ranOiurD Nuftldrung iiDer
tbre S~e3te9ungen gum @%taatsanmalt 3u
geben.
gu feiner @ert6etbigung pirb 6err Sem
onfiibren, baB Die BON Qoolpb &raus auf
feline Nmtsfi6rung gema6ten Nngrtffe Der
per1Dnli4en 8ebGffigfett e%ntfpringen. 8pr
bier oDer flint Monaten bdtten 5rau Mar9az
ret 0idin1pn fir einen Nngeflagten 8iirQ@
1baft g%elei1tet. DieIelbe betrug $4,000, bod
nnter3et6nete s. s. 0aQ ebenfaQs Die 8iirg~
f3aft, neI6e balb barouf ais DerfaGen err
tlGrt tperben muBte. Srau 0idtnfon iDnr
bemna9 perpflt9tet, $4,000 81 be3ablen.
NDolp9 &raus aGs 8ertreter Der 5rau0idinz
fon 1ubte, tpie ~be6ouptet tpirb, ben Staatsz
antpalt 3u beranlaffen, ben 3ablungSbefe6l
%auf3ubeben unb ais &ern Iib petgerte, bte8
gu tbun, fol- 8raus ertldrt baden, er perbe
IS bereuen.
9err &ra1S beitreitet, baB er aus perY0nz
lt9em 6aB ben Staatsuntpalt dngriff. Gr
1eugnet ni6t, baB er iib fir 5rau 9tdtnipn
beim Stdatsantpalt pertpenbete. 9ie1elbe,
tpelhe cine Mitttpe lei unb 1t9 burb 9}Gben
erndbre, babe, nd6bem bic 8iirQI9aft fir
Derfalen ertldrt tpOrben lei, ben fIii6tigen
8erbre6er bur9 @ebempoli3tften tpieber elm
fangen laf7en unb bafir $500 be3a6lt, @r
babe &ern begreifli9 gu MAIDEN gefu9t, bab
er nnter fpl9en ltmftGn0en taum Elm moro
lii6es Ge6t babe, bos @elb gu beanIprlts
6en, bod fet &ern anberer Mnii3t getpeTen
un0 babe ft9 1ogar getpeigert, einen @omprO@
nib an3une6men. SpGter, al5 er -&raus-
@igent6iiner elmer 3eitung gepprben iPi,
babe &ern bpn Der Witttpe $500, ais @pms
promtB, angenommen unb ibm Iagen lafIen,
ct mDge i'm bod iebt in &u6e laien. Was Die
BON i6m - &raus -erbobenen 8ef9ulz
bigungen anbelange, 10 tDnne er biefelben ak
| benei1en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Oe0en 6en Rdudunfuo.

Sci unO6eitscommii1dr Or, GepnoGbs er.
fu6te geitern ben StdDtratb in einem ldngez
rem S6reiben tpteber etnmal, Die fir ben 8ar
Des LANCE ~gepGanten neuen 8latternbofpis
tals nOt6igen @eloer gu betpt1tger. 81
appeltrte in ieinem S9retben nibt I'M ar
bas 9umanitdtSgefiibl, ionpern AUDI an Den
@efublSiinn Der Stabtbdter unb legte ibner
no9n1dlS ben Ma1gel uno Die gGn3libe ltn=
3uldnglt9teit bes alten 8latternbofpitals
nabe, 0as 9Aretben be8 Sci unb6eitscom
mihdrS blieb geitern aber gdn3Ii3 unberiidz
ii4tiQt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28

BADEN in Lebter 13ett bonn @aft3immer bes
@ait6oies aus, bon benz aus man bic 8orz
g6nge am Gtrbtburm gut beObabten fam,
mteoer6olt beim @laie Gcbten ticfiinni5e
8etra6tungen angeiteut, pie benz 9oblenz
unfll8 ob5ubelfen Jet. grfol9 ibetnsn bteie
8etracbtungen a6er nod nicht ge1abt 3u ba7
ben, bonn Die 9oblen balten nadb mic Dor
Die ubr auf baIb. Die guten SGieDelbeiner
iebten II i6re gauge 6offnun9 auf Die
tdcbIte 9oRlen8eneration, bon Der mar an
Der 9anb untri9li9er 8or5ei9en aunimmt,
oaB tie ni9t 10 gei9eibt anSfGQt, tpie Die
iekiae.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
mieoer in Sen mafden oes 6efebes.

Jrdrf 0outon, Der notorif9e Ginbreber,
5G1I9er unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1tdnb beute Dor &i6ter Softer unter Der
Nnflage, pert6loie @beds %au5gegeben 3u baz
BEN. @r mp6nte I'M Saratpgaz6Dte lebte
bort auf groBem SuBe unb be5ablte feline
3temli9 fart dufgelaufene 0Dtelre6nung
nit tpertblo1en G6eds ouf bic nMer3dnt'5
2oan &c SruYt g." go f9mierte er benz
9otelclert &entebb am To-, II. lnb %. gfoz
pember G6eds gum @efammtbetrdge BON
$110 an. Ser Glerf rtabm feinen Nnitanb,
bic el6en ous3upedieln. Na6 etnigen Suz
gen 1a9te 6ouiton bemIelben Glert, baB Die
G9eds 9uriidfommen fpiirben, ba er, neil itG
oer19iebene %unberufene Yer1onen berIelben
bemd6ttgen mDQten, feline 9elber aus Der
%genannten 8ant 3uriidge3o9en bGtte. 0az
nit berf6tpanb 0puiton unb bd8 0otel be-
belt Die untpertbtgen MeCb5el, 2ange 3eit
tpurbe bergeben8 auf i'm gefa6nbet. Monz
tag Nberb purbe er BON 8eomten Der y8errD
Detective M9encD" in elmer Minfelb0r1e i'm
8taltoz@ ebdube obgefoBt, einge1perrt unb
Dor &i6ter @berbarbt gebra9t, 1pel@er i6n
unter 8iirgf9aft Ifelte. @e1tern Nbenb
ma6te i'm Elm anberer 9etectib in Der
Ni6lanbzHe tauratton auf cine anbere @r=
tloge bin b%ingfeit. &i6ter Softer btelt i'm
inter $500 8iirgfAaft gum Pro3eB. Sn
Der Gentrdl=S Station, pobtn er aus Der &e=
itauratipn 9ebra@t lpprben mar, ertannte
man in @puiton fofort etnen yGpn" zWlann,
Der bier i4On piele @4pinbeleien b~e9angen
bate. %
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
DeroebItder 2lppeu.

&uu6tnfpettor Nbams bat, pte er ge>
ftern erfldrte, fGmmtlt3e @igentbiimer BON
Odmpfbei3ungsz unO Ion1ttgen 0umpfanz
logen tn Dem bpm See, benz Glufe unb Der
IL. @traBe begren3ten 8e3trte befudt unb
nit Dem Stanbpuntte ben Die Stabt in 8e=
aug auf ben 8au9unfug b~ertrttt, betannt
9ema6t, @om eriten Sanuar ab ptrb gez
gen ue6ertreter Der Hau9orbinan3en obne
WettereS geri9tlt3 Dprgegangen tperben,
D6ne baB tbnen pOr6er nod Wdrnungsnoz
tt3en auqeiteQt tperben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
uoPm Rode an feinem Concur
renten.

Ser 8arbter 2eopolb &obn fam am
Meibna4t5abenb fart angetrunten an Der
8tQon StraBe an Dem 6aus go. 154 bor=
Bel, mo fetn Concurrent 81, s. 8ei6e e6en=
fats elm 8arbiergei6dft betrieb, i'm 1eiz
mem GDncurrenten einen @6a6ernqf FL
fpielen, i4leuberte8pbn einen fleinen G6rtit=
baum gegen baS 5eniter BON @ei6e's 2aDen,
peI9e8 5eri9mettert murbe. Wei6e fam
Gerau8 unb &obn rief inn gu, baB er inn
baS 6trn ausf6Iagen tpiirbe, OieIe leBtere
8ef4nloigung leugnete &Obn ob un6 er
tam NIT elmer SrieOen5biirgi4aft DON $500
bab0n.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
QooesfGue.

Settle 2uctue 2orens, l Sabr, 2 O2t.,
5733 &imbart Q(Oc.
WturD 9nu Softer, p Sabre, $50 113ter
8laB, GOielanO.
O}arD aabeLe, 4 Sabre, 1914 GroDfr.
9enr2 Srep, l Sobr IL Mt., 1920
George Grnit, 1 Sa5r, 564 g. Center
Qtpe.
Sennie @9oameier, 5 Sabre, 2192 38fe
StraBe.
&idborO @eiHert, 1 So5r 8 0tt., 37e
0fortb MDe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Die MnoeiteQten bes @troBenrein

S Die Nngeftelten bes @trdBenreiniz
gungszO DEPARTMENTS erbielten berte 8or@
mittag enolt3 i6r Salair fir bic erite9dlftc
beS MpnotS Nopember au5be3ablt.
= Po1tomtSz Sn1pector Sames s, Stuart
fitbrte geftern Dem 8unbescommiidr apei
@efongene, Namens 8late un6 8ofOrdn bOr,
Die arlgetldgt finD, nit me6reren SpieBge=
feQen mG6renb Der leBtet 3lpei Sabre bum
rerte BON fletnen POftGmtsrn i'm @eften
alsgeplii1bert gu BADEN, 8Iate nurbe unter
$4,000 unb 8otpran unter $1,000 an Die
8unbe5s 9rpBgeI4lporenen Derptefen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Oerfohnen ffh.

Charles 2~ouenitein tpar beute Morgen
Dor 8id6ter &erIten angetlagt, feline No.
1923 Satlep Str. fpobnbafte Srau am
Weibna9tSabenb b~eldittgt 81 BADEN. 2auenz
itetn er3dblte, baB er ietner Srdu odS Bib
nib Tires &inDeS iiberbrtngen moQte, fe
bate i'm jebp9 dbgetpieIen, Ser 3i3ter
entlieB 2auenftein unb in Der @Dr6aQe bes
@eri6ts3immer5 nurbe cine 8e%rIDbnung
Der Gbeleute a6gef6lpiIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Smeterlet.

Der NOOOtot pip5 1T Elm getpiegter Menz
i9%entenner, Der Mirtung urtb ltr1o6e genau
abpGgt, Sat er einen gro3eB gelpDnz
mem, 10 i6retbt er an Teinen Glienten:
Den Bro3eB nit u babe Of %geiponnen!"
0at er 0agegen ben Bro5eB berIoren,
- i9reibt er: oS6ren Pro3eB nit 9 baden
Sic berloren!" (SL. 8l.)
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Gnt0eoenfommeno.

~.. 6rduletn @up, 6eute miffen
Sic mir etnen Sub geben!" - nNber, 6err
Gbgdr, Der er # SUB pirb @inem bod
thinner gerdubt!" CEl. 8IO
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
GrIteot Der munoe.

8ranf 5ur6, tpeI9er in 1einer Wo6nuua,
So. 964 %. q. Str, 3ufGaig in ben Inter
letb an 25. DECEMBER gef6oRen tpurbe,
itarb in OerflOiiener g}a9t i'm Gountp6oz
ipital.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
0us Sem GriminaI9ertdt.
Soften Siirofboft.

8or &i4ter SuleD ite1ten geitern Sacob
9. Oa Go1ta, Sames Canon, Daniel Ga
meron, So6n @learD, SD. 6omilton, Simon
Wfcg&ultp, &obert @atptins, Spbn 9aptins,
Peter 0atpttns, WtQtdm 6errlan uno
Sames 8urfe, ipel4e i'm %. 8recinct Der
"a, 8drb brutale Standardization perz
iibten, 8iirgf4aften i'm 8etrage DOn ie
$4,000.
5rei9efpro6en.
@Dr 4i4ter 8oq9tn ~erldngte qeftern Die
4oDotdtin Safe Sane, tpel4e tpegen t6rer
6%dufigen 8ranale nit MnpGlten Sc
riibmt getporben it,, Die 6reiIpre6uug por
Spbn Ginbusfp. 9er1el6e mar angeflagt,
etnen 6ra9tipagen Der Santa 6ez8obn
erbrO6en unb bier &iIten @9u6e ge1tp6len
81 BADEN. Nls Staats3euge trat G6arles
Gtepel, Elm Sbeilne6mer De8 @inbru6s,
duf, Safe lpies nit @rfolg nad, DaB
Stepel Strdfloiigteit 5ugeii4ert erbielt,
lpenn er ais 3euge a%uftrete, 0as Sberge=
rt4t bat in 3a6lrei6en 6dlen Die l1n3u=
ldRigfeit zines fOl@en 9eitdnDnifes emit
f6teoen. Die @ef3norenen muBten bes=
6alb etn freifprenenpes urtbeil abgeben.
Oes SdwinoeIs ongefIoet.
8or Ri9ter Sulep begann beute @ore
mittag Der 9rp3eB gegen Sobn 9. Sabler
uno 6arrp 9. Orr, pel9e SDbn &c. 8atrb
I'M $500 betrogen, inbem Tie bic fal59e
Nngobe mo6ten, baB tie elm $1,000 tpert6es
@rocerDgei4dft (g}o, 1855 6aliteb Str.)
bdtten. 0os @ef9Gft mar, our 3eit aGS
Die Nngeflagten bic $500 erlangten, Bis
auf ben leBten Dollar in elmer 6ppDt6ei
auf belpe9li6es @tgentbum an anbere @lGu=
bigger Derpfdnbet. Sabler unb Orr baden
fir dbnli9e S@ptnbeleien 3pet Sabre i'm
3u4tbaus geieifen; fe perben jebt unter
Dem @efeb fir riidfdaige @erbre6er pro-
3e1irt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
OerIofen6.

Sun9er 9t3ter: nSrGulein emma,
penn th S4nen meine @ebt9te b"orleTen bart,
10 bin i'd i'm Stanbe unb - Deirutb E
lie! !" (SFl. 81
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
6eiratbsfheine.

5OlgenOe 6etrdtbsf9eine nurben beute
bon 0errn Salm0nipn i'm Bureau Des
Gountb5Glert5 ausgeftellt:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

lnnuOl NotomOnt of the ROCKFORD INSUs
hHuuO UldtUhlUHt INC COMPANY of Rock
ford in the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
f1ll HnO01 m
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Notomapt of the RELIANCETNSURANCB
hHhuul oI0IVhlOht of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst day of De
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten
dent of the State Of Illinois. pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Natpmpnt OF the GERMAN I INSUR.
huhu"i otutUIhUht ANCE COMPANY of Pittsburg
In the State OF Pennsylvania on the 31st dav Of
December, 1898: made TO the Insurance Super.
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28

I'm 2 l1br beute fritz bieB es, buB elm
8%pGtsbaufe ii6 i'm Weitenoe 3uTammenz
rotte, UNI ben Neger @iggins gu IDn6en.
9te Mtlt5 erbteIt 8sfebl gum NuSriiden unb
lit 81 bteier Stunoe na6 Dem 8~efGn9ntf7e
unterpeg8, ipel9es bereits BON elmer ftarten
PDGi3eimannf6aft be1biiBt tpirb.
lin 2 lbr 45 M}inuten mar Der Mto6 nod
ni9t betm @efdngniB angelangt, Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24
u1NrsFRoM A HAIR DRESSER.
Some of tho CoiTare Modes That vii
Reign In womnn's Realm.

Some OF tho Coinare Modes That Will
Reign in woman's Realm.
The crlmped. waved tresscs, which
have hold their own for SO many
months, will lose none Of their popu.
larity in the fall.
High coilIures are to predominant at
evening functions.
Flowers, ribbons, aigrottes and jeweled
novelties will servo as garnitnreS
The "Calvc" and Carmen" comb In
tortoisesheIl will be especially favored
by tall women and those OF middle
height, to whom il lends stately air.
The French caprice Of forming, the
hair into au Alsatinn bow will have
many followers upon this side.
For slender face and neck the hair
NAV be loosely waved, twisted low down
at tho back Of the head and come Greek
curls CLUSTERED about neck and shout
ders-a youthful mode, but to certain
girls undeniably becoming. :,
A matronly couture is tho "Royalc."
This REQUIRES q luxuriant suit Of hair.
Tie tresses arc waved and drawn up
high on tho head. where they arc braided
into a thick braid, which 10 laid into a
CROWN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24

A simple gift 70 give young house
keeper 10 standard cook book, a book
on chaang,dish cookery, or blank
book for recipes with pencils attached.
Cover any OF these with book cover OF
sage green or brown lineu and decorate
them with some painted design or quaint
lettering done in sober shades and
touched up with gold paint.
The peach Is the popular iavorite
now. II 10 said to be a tonic, an aperi-
eut, food aud drink combined; or,
as lady who ls trying them puts Il,
"they are both meat and medicine"
This L. certainly good news, just as
peaches are getting plenty. IL 10 said
they arc good for the complexion, good
for the blood aud good tor the dlses-
ton; you may eat them when you
please--at night or In the morning, or
in the middle Of tho day-but they must
DO ripe aud must not be stale.
Among several articles recently
patented 10 water.cooieri which does
not require ice. Its a covered recep-
tacle Of cellular brickwRre, manufac-
tured clay, sawduSt and asbestos fibre.
In the process the sawdust 10 burned
out, leaving tho product cellular or
porous. Tho receptacle. with the water
10 be kept cool within stands In tray
Of galvanized iron, which holds water
to depth OF two or three inches. BY
reason Of the porosity Of the cooler and
the foices OF capillary attraction, the
water in tho tray constantly rises
through the cellular walls OF the recep-
tacle, and is as constantly evaporated,
thereby keeping tho water inside rs
cool MS It is usually drawn from we'll
or spring.
Raspberry cream is delicious des.
sert that Is reasonable. Put pint OF
carefully picked over berries in a bowl
for an hour, with an ounce Of powdered
sugar, then pass them through a fine
sieve. Put an ounce OF gelatine, which
has previously been soaked in two to-
blespoonfuls Of milk, into q saucepan,
with gill OF hot milk, add two ounces
Of sifted sugar, and stir until the in.
gradients are melted then cool and add
TO 1t the raspberries. with half pint Of
whipped cream slightly aweetened and
favored with dash OF maraschino or
brandy. Whisk all lightly together aud
pour into an open mould. Before serv-
ing up ill the centre with raspberries
which have been allowed to stand for n
little while in Q dish, with little kirsch
or other liquor and sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24

s.H. Clifford. New CasseI, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and Ito was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill,
had q running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg il
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawha,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24

Brigham Young, Of Salt Lake City,
Utah. who Is supposed to be descend
ant OF the famous Mormon apostle, was
locked up in the Third precinct police
station, Jersey City. Tor making over.
lures to Jersey City young women.
Policeman Wohlben caught Young in
the act at night on the Mountain road.
Every woman to whom he spoke
spurned him, but he renewed his i'm
portunities as soon as tho next one met
him. Wohlben arrested him. The
prisoner said he had been drinking.
and was looking for wife. He declared
that no came from Salt Lake City and
was ono Of the Latter Day Saints. When
asked how many wives he had he
smiled aud replied tina. he could not re-
member them all. He said that he was
expelled from the Mormon society be-
cause he preferred rum to religion. lie
is seventy.tivo years old, but Is tall aud
stalwart. He has florid complexion
aud wears full, white beard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24
FOR THE WOMEN FOLKS.
Household Hints. Gossip and
Fashion 1ntoIligsues.
THE LADIES LIKE TO READ
About the Members of their se1.
what They arc Wearing aud what
rhoy arc Going TO wear-LiveIy Chat
About Society, Tho Cuisine aud
Apparel.

SoReTrrle Journal.
lie Il a bachelor pro tenn,
HiS wiie'l sway;
Aud meanwhile you eau make MEN,
Lite lsu't play.
lie sleeps 10 ali the beds in turn,
7 would make his wlte'I lace aet aud stern
II she could 80 how things arc unused
since abe went on IN placid trust
That thingJ would stay where thGy were left
While her dear hubby Wsa besstI
The bureau drnWefI are half pulled out.
With shirts and socks GtFeWn all shout
The floor, because ho tined one day
To tlnd shirt she'd put aRSY.
Tho pirIos hasn't once been swept
His old cigaF Srumps no has kept
Upon the centre table. where
There CHANGED 70 be q small place bare.
Out in the kitchen In pile
Are ell the dishes gathered while
Her IndOlcnt. though loving. spouse
Has been bachelor keeping house.
The pile will grow Without doubt
As long Is tho supply holds out,
Then he'll brace up when need conIfclu
And wash tue whole lot up at once.
The wholc house has a muSty air
Oi stale tobacco; everywhere
Newspapers litter up tho floor
Aud could tell you Of much moro
Which, II his dear vito knew OF Il,
Would make her fall down IN ht
oh, thing have gone TO wreck and rack
While she's away.
And you can bet when she comes back
Life Won't DO play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24
WHAT TO WEAR.
Follow These Hint. aud You Will be Well
Dressed.

Follow These Hints aud You VIII be Well
Dressed.
Tho collars on almos. all dresses re-
main high and close, an exceptionally
uncomfortable fashion for hot weather.
but ono which seems to obtain in all
styles OF dress except those for strictly
house or evening wear.
Tho circular rain capo is very COM
Portable garment for drivingor for walk
ing, and Is, rs its name indicates, cut In
one piece. The collar will turn up or
down, and tho front Ia fastened by three
straps. 1t can easily be made long TO
cover tho dress, or eau be rendered
more ornamental with upper capGs.
Those who do not approve Of or can.
not wear the docollette style OF dress
need not now be troubled, Tor that geo.
tie genius, La Duse. suggests that q
yelled throat and bust may charmingiy
fulfill the requirements OF evening
dress. In fact, most all oil the newest
nnd SWEETEST OF evening costumes arc
"fuiied in" with chiffon or crepe and
finished at the neck with the modish
velvet throat band now in vogue.
Ono OF tho neatest and most graceful
overskirt models used this season
shows tho left side raised toward the
back, the lifted portion hold by hand
some buckle. This part then falls in u
broad box-pl not sti1oned at all. but
In natural, easy fold. The front and
right sido arc perfectly plain. The
under.dress, or simulated one, shows
only at the lett side beneath tho box
plait The back OF the oyerdress Is .ex.
ceedinrly full- and just escapes tho
ground. Four yards OF double.width
material arc used for this overskirt.
The present season is popular ono
for ostrich feathers, the number worn
on stylish hats being very great. Black
plunes arc arranged among. colored
trimmings Of every sort on fashionable
hats, whatever the shape may be. A
lady we'll known in society ia just now
wearing a picture hat Of tan-colored
straw with three large feathers arranged
| to droop over the hrini, two OF similar
length curling over tho brim in the
back above tho hair. and no less than
ten half.leng.h plumes disposed In va.
rious positions round the crown. Many
of the tips are wired in order to make
them retain an erect position, but quite
as many droop in natural direction.
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PINASoE ASD rI.AuE
The Feature, Of DE aisaSy saa ssoot
9IarsstL

9IarsstA
NEE YoEK. Angus; :i-Nonsy on call easy It
per cent; lGEt loan per cent; elOsed At Ps'
cent Prime mercantile paper aS1H per cent
Startling sIehanEe 5teady 1t q s5'sa'sz Silver
eeftihraus &c bid. The otGi slies Of Sioeks To-
dAv were 2ssoOJ SharcL
The volume Of business on the stock exchange
to-day was ilihy gVod sod the dealings ven 4,
uVll distributed. n EH 4 ball maftei inI y y
tho clhse lnbslHniial EsinS had heen sstabl -
on toe days transactions, In Nhtrn ~ AN,
share5 failed TO participate feature OF Ine
speculation was the brisk demand i0t Ane ~,
movement In Lake shore UEa started " A. ~ ~
tempt 70 oil large order 70 buy the hock ~ ~
short Interest. suHlricnI stock was h3t "
tNined u complete the order but the stOcA vi vi
bid ~ BY the traderl aud before noon ,ouG.'S.
49, an ndTance of ~ psf ceut on {eaIetuaI
closing sale. The closing price wEs " PET csoI
nhvauoe on the dAY. 10 the gIAngers theIe W.
very good buying, notably tn BunIhslUIu 80 o.
Quincy IN which Il 10 Gald bull pool nIs Df.n
formed. Burlington opened = per ccnt hiEo "a
vance OF * per CENT GU yoIterdaF. ne 81.
stocks were unusually AtrOnE. The Othet pio, t.
nent advances on the days tranaactlonss NsJS
New York. chicago & 81 Louis hrty prSleItS ~
g; rnitcd states Leather pteletred G9ni r91i
dated Gas. 2b.; Manhattan, IN; C!efelaSI' go
umbuS, Cincinnati & St Louis, lG- anu ~
and Richmond Terminal S per cent sa hi.S w
comparatively neElecied. aactaGnng Oes CIV, nv
mex and lIJSl. aud closing but y per cent W
on the day. The only declines OF tnoisuL ~
corded was ~ per cent In Pittsburgh q NsStsIu
preferred and i PCT eenI IN PulnAn Anu g ~.
Enn SaylRAilon. The market closed tr0ns ~
railway aud miscellaneous bond IlhIkcs W., w
strong and very active. tho days tranSaeuoh'
aggspEatiHg $4,000.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
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That mcllow.hued taffotas with DfGs'
don patterns in pink and yellow arc the
cSoircst fabrics for evening waists.
That rainbow brocades coll Tor a
trimming Of jotto emphasize tho'r eie'
pance OF COloring. -,--,-,..
That tho buds and blossoms o. soe'e, \,
own at least ono "Chinose ROBE maae
from transparent Chinese crepo' euec'
lively embroidered in gold.
That MORO Is no longer tho exclusive
trimming II onco was. Having Iecome
universally employed for gown decora'
ton, il loscs prestige in fastidionS eyes.
That Fronch Empire dinner gowns
aro fashioned OF jariiniero snt'n.
Tint tho now cream guipuro is thick
" rowdcrcd with stool spangIes.
Tint Parisian women seIcct corn
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KENNETH BAzrMo RE had the good for
tune to receive small bottle OF Cham
beriain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa
Remedy when three members OF his
family were sick with dysentery. This
ono small bottle cured them all and ho
had some loft which he gave to Geo. W.
Daker, a prominent merchant Of the
place, Lewiston, n. G.. and IL cured him
Of the same complaint. When troubled
with dysentery. dlarrhGa, collie or
cholera morbus. give this remedy a
trial and you will DO moro than pleased
with tho result. Tho praise that natur-
ally follows its introduction and use has
mnde 1t very popular.