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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

SosP-lJobbinrl-Ses Savon, 0s, Foc |;
zoos, SS6S. Electric, Us, sLlo. Toe, -
KfrSfs York. als. soc: Ioas. 500, White
Rn,.ian. .sos. aes; i0ls. Sass. Rabbits
hest. rs. si.i0; Io0s. s.; Proctor & Gsaa-
hle's Ivory. 49,, s2sS; iols, s.; Sassiie,
white. IsStisss per pound.
ToRAcco - (Jobhiagl - Plug. chewing,
inaax, in l2-oE plugs Ter 10, 4acs lo-ez,
ssc: star, per 10. a.; Hosseshocs Sc
Snesrh@sd. ale; Piper Hesdsieck. eSe;
kentuekv Smile, per ID. 5Se: Scroll Iae,
psr lh. 6assc; sun TAG. per ID, 52'ae; Sons
thing Good. 6 70 10. ale; fne cut ehss sng.
per pail OF 10 lbs. <a5AesSoa smoking.
Twsst. q in Cos. per ID. ale; II IN i1-os, per
la a.: CAbse Coil. = and s-oG plugs. &c !
sea- OF North Carolina, AarbuFg, "a. per
IN sc: sea- OF North CaroliaA. AaEoafs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

pins, and is firmly Tened In the back
with these pins. None of the jewels is
placed in the extreme back, for sitting
erect against chair might prove IN
comfortable.
All these designs are adopted for the
woman out OF doors. For the woman
indoors there is usually the iron safe
for the possessor Of rare and numerous
jewels. All the women of the Wander
bilt, Astor and Gould families have
such deposits, and guests who visit them
are requested TO put their jewels In the
same deposit.
Womea owning a fair sprinkliDg OF
good stones usually have a small COM
bination safe to place on their mantels
or in their wardrobes. This safe Is
wood work, where 1t Is placed, and a
thief needs 10 know the combination to
be able to get at the screws.
Rich women who 20 TO Newport, Lon
don or Paris for season seldom carry
their Jewels with them. They take
them to either Of the two best known
jewellers here who have branch houses
In all prominent cities, and order them
shipped to the branch Of the house In
the place they are to visit. Identified
ton papers are fixed, signatures are
sent, and the person to whom the pa
pers are made out enters her appica-
lon with all the references TO the
branch firm and obtains her jewels.
This saves all trouble e6nd puts her to
little expense.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

the House and had been favorably re.
ported with material amendments by
the Senate Committee on Finance To
the Senate. While a majority OF the
Democratic Senators appeared freddy
to those bills, there was a considerable
element In that party opposed TO their
consideration, as were practically all
the Republican Senators. This ele-
ment was able 10 prevent the Senate
taking up the bills previous to adj
tournament.
II remains to be seen whether the
friends OF the bill will persist in this
policy at the forthcoming session, and
whether II they do manifest this DISPOSE
ton they will succeed In the face Of op.
position OF few Democratic Senators
and the almost solid Republican side OF
the Senate, who do not desire at this
time further legislation in the direction
OF tariff reduction. Representatives OF
the latter class do not hesitate 10 de-
clare that whatever the policy OF the
Democratic majority, they will be able
to prevent serious consideration Of
these bills because Of the short session.
They also claim II a vote on them
should be reached there would be a ma
jority agains them. There. however, is
a division of opinion among the oppO-
nents Of the bills on the free sugar bill,
some Republicans and some conserVa-
tive Democrats having expressed q will
iDgness TO allow this bill 20 become q
law, but the best indications are that
the fate Of the bill will be determined by
that Of the others OF the same class.
There are also those who predict that
there will be renewal OF the agitation
Of the financial question on PROPOSE
tions looking to the free coinage OF sill
yer ADD for another bond issue. The
starting Of the bond question will de-
pend upon the 90 Administration, and there
appears now no reason for the sugges-
ton that IL will b6 revived. There IL
little doubt that the silver question will
be raised In some form, but the proba-
bilities are that there will be DO serious
united effort on the part OF any consid.
cradle element TO push silver 10 the
front. The more, general opinion is
that silver will be reserved for the long
session Of Congress. so as 10 make IL az
issue In the presidential campaign OF
1895.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

dozen after this manner for European
travellers"
Nowadays the crush collar 50 univer-
sally popular is employed very fire.
quently as temporary travelling safe.
It's loose folds, usually made of velvet,
provide many small pockets which, when
lin d with chamois skin, serves the pur-
pose eXcellently.
The average woman carries her treas
ures In a small leather bag slipped In
side her corset, but this is out Of the
question with women VINO own from
fifty thousand to half a million dollars
worth OF jewels. Not only would the
load be cumbersome, but injurious.
Any continued pressure OF clothes or
bone aRainsta woman's bosom is hurt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
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OF cynlcism and bitterness. quab'tles
which have so often characterized pero-
ines by modern plays. John O'Drfams
was not written with the view OF Gu
forctng moral. nor OF anything3-but
rather OF representing some humAn
hoingsas thew are with their duman
nassions - and therefore luapirlng
! human Interests. The play derives
much dramatic force from tho hero's
desperate efforts, through the 10 puenee
OF poetic love, to struggle against an
hereditary tendency 10 seek eonsola-
ton 10 narcotics.
The adverse decision IN the case OF
the Empire Music Hall IL still toplc OF
excited discussion all over the town.
The directors are chagrlned thgt tneir
appeal TO the courts from the decision
of the County Council not TO grant the
Empire liquor license unltss the
promenace was closed was diRnisseo'
and are yet undecided - 10 wbs course
OF action they will adopt. Mr7 Ormls-
toni. the leader OF the crusade agalnt
the Empire, Is naturally jubIlapt over
the successful fight she has made'
She states that she bat oeen
LuT6dktUtQ WIN hvhfN'f
stabblng, vitriol, shooting. the
streets she Is howled At 400 ~
told TO certain shops where she ~
known 10 take her trade elseWheIs' ANA
Ia the meantime the women VINO lto-
quented the Empire have gondt 10 other
music halls which have sect REQ tne,I
licenses with little or no troh ore ~
was predicted they would n Anu .no
lonly practical good done Is "a. o.Det
music hall managers are ptoDIpg AZ
the expense Of Mr.. EdwardesI
Sir George Grove has reaigneo DIS
position OF director OF the lfoyA' 'o'-
lege OF Music.
Mr.. Alexander opens the ~ JAMES
Tbea,er ,o-oIgbt with THE hssquera-
ders" and a pew curtain raisfr ent,ieo
"Gentlenan JIM" the wofk OF mr.
| Walker.
slegfrIed Wagner made bis %" 70
the London musical world ~ VneSns
Hall on Tuesday last HIS only sue
cess was 10 drawing large su9isuce'
whose presence was due 70 euiosly,
Miss Ellen Terry appeared 70 eiAs-
cow on Monday for the nrst TINE our-
ling Mr.. Henry IrvlBg's present tour
of the provinces Her heaitn mas oeen
restored. -
"AllMY Eve-Vsn.Hoe,T when was
produced a. the TFafaigSr Theatre on
October 81. fell 50 fat thet u 5s' oeea
withdrawn. The burlesque "liI % TO
written and again prssented.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

inch of its surface but is studied form.
Sometimes it is broken into two parts
at the elbow, though that Is another
sleeve aud another matter, but the gen
eral effect Of outline remains the same
Into such perisha0le form do we now
adays put our fair attitudes! they nave
even to be shaken up before company
arrives, like old Mrs. Whats-Her- Name
in Dickens.
DESCRIPTION OF NEW GOWNS.
The materials are dark reddish mauve
silk. barred with pale mauve velvet OF
the same color and very open pasSe-
menterie made OF cord and chenille.
The sleeves are velvet, the bodice a
blouse slightly bouffant in front, with
two vertical bands Of passementerle set
in as insertions over velvet laid on the
lining underneath and forming a trans
parency. The skirt has passementerie
over velvet laid down each side In front,
each side the back breadth, and round
the foot al q little distance from the
edge. The velvet is laid on the skirt TO
avoid cutting. A passemeuterie orna-
ment Ellis each corner of the trimming
at the bottom, aud the neck band and
belt are OF velvet.
These are rich materials; the same
effect will be produced in wool crepon
with velvet ribbons in place Of the pas
sementerie and bows shaped triangu-
larly in the angles OF the skirt.
To some gowns width is added in the
form OF rufiles, rains" of passementerle
or jaDots that fall from the top OF the
shoulder down, following the under
arm seam TO the belt and framing the
waist on each side. An afternoon
house reception gown showing this idea
is OF green blue silk, with velvet OF the
same color aud iridescent ornaments.
The SIX irt, bodice front and sleeves are
OF the silk spangled over with rides
cent sequins embroidered on by hand.
The bodice and open side fronts are Of
velvet, the whole forming blouse
front open over the silk. A velvet bow
on each shoulder rests out upon the
sleeve, and from IL falls a rain OF rides
cent beads to the belt. On the left side
OF the skirt is an insert OF black net
sewn with irideScent beads laid over
velvet, that is very wide at the top,
covering the hip, and narrows down to
a point near the foot It's edge is cut
in an irregular pattern and appliQuei
down with a cord.
ANNA BACHE CONE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
rST0NE { THOMAS.
LOOK TOYOUR SLEEVES.
10 BB IN STYLE THEY MUST Bs HUGE AND
PsRFECT IN SHAPE
Tas Hair Must Be Conbsi Down Over the
Bars, So Says az Least
Paris Edic-

PARIS, November Very large
sleeves and the hair cOmbed down over
the ears will continue the fashion this
winter. Other details more or less i'm
pOrtant pale before these tw0.
III the statement seems hyperb0lic the
reader can verify it by observing a
woman at any juncture where her dress
is Of Importance. Always her hand in
voluntarily seeks the part Of &c with
which fashion is for the moment preOc.
cupied, 20 see that it is enough dis
tended or collapsed, and at present when
she dresses, or is about 20 enter room,
or sees somebody coming on
whom she wants 10 make an impression,
she pulls out her sleeve tops aud pats
her hair little further down over her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
THE SHORT SESSION
LITTLE LEGISLATION BY CONGRESS EXPECTED
THIS WINIER
Aside from Consideration Of the Usual Appropri-
alton Bills the Time Likely Will Be Con-
slmsd in Political Chatting and SpssehmakiDg
But Little HOps for the PoPgun Free Irad'
Bills.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-The
session of Congress which will convene
on the 5th of December is not expected
by those familiar with Congressional
methods to be one OF great activity or
productive of much legislation. The
fact that II will continue for only three
months; that 1t will be the last session
of the Congress. and that IL so closely
follows q general election, are all con-
sidered as indications thai but compare
lively little real work will be attempted,
and still less accomplished. The greater
part of the session will 10 all probability
be consumed in an exchange Of chafing
over the results Of the election, aud the
session will become memorable more on
account OF talk than work. IL IL prob
able that next 10 nothing will be done
before the Christmas holidays, and pre-
dictions are freely made that IL will be
difficult to obtain or maintain 3 quorum
previous TO Christmas.
After the holidays there will be bat
two months left for work and speech
making. II will, OF course be neees-
ssry 20 pass the usual appropriation
bills. These bills touch . variety OF In
terests, aud while upon occasion they
can be disposed Of with considerably
eelerIty. they can always be mani
lated 10 kill much time when the
any considerable element whic
slres 70 so use them.
Wien the last session adjonrE
measures attracting MOST a.
were the supplemental tariff
~ naterial bllt IheT tF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
JOHN o'DkEAns."
HAddon Chambers's New Play saved By
Good Acting and siagfnE

Copyright 1885, bv ne ASsoeil,sa Pres.
LONDON. November 1O.-Tbe produc-
ton OF Had0oo Cnambers's "John
O'Dreams" ~ the Hsymarket Theater
was the event OF the autumn season.
While the play was received with every
mark OF approval By critical audience,
this Was more due 10 the splendid acting
and staging than 10 the merits OF the
play Itself. With its reclaimed eour-
tesan, whose mother was courtesan
before her. as the heroine, ana az
opium-eating poet as the hero. the per-
Torrance was not altogether pleasant,
In spite OF the art Of Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell and Mr.. Beerbohm Tree.
"John O'DreamsH 10 the soubriquet Of
one Harold Vim, young poet and
drea1er, who IS coDtrasted ia the play
20 eaiistic character played By Chas.
right. Both men are 10 love with
same woman, q woman who has
bgh her worldly experience learned
nsasure the length of love by the
Wedge Of It's depth. To quote Mr..
= own words 10 the letter: The
Mig for freedom from one who IL
ID 10 The letters Of past gives or
nnIffcs for Mrs. Patriot Campbell %
~ 4 complex nature By she llKht Of
11|tl nn1 r18aRfIc fee|In1. Ie1I441
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GuARp1Ne rnEIRJEMELs.
strange Hiding Places for Carrying
Treasures.


Emma Abbott, during her stage ca
reer, employed 3 prominent jeweler to
invent cunning concealments for carry
ing about her splendid collection of
precious stones. The singers fsvOrite
mode OF transporting them was in her
uaniers. Hip puts were fashionable
then and little channels pockets were
sewed inside for holding great number
OF valuable ornaments. The jeweler
never told OF the hiding places Of the
Jewels while paniers were in vogue, and
Mrs. Abbott declared she felt safer
with her jeWeled paniers on than II she
had a bodygusrd about her.
Large sleeves, " said another jeweler
on Broadway, have proved boon in
this case to many diamond owners. We
have had a number of these leg-o'-mut-
ton sleeves belonging TO heavy cloth
gowns sent Us 70 have channels cloth
fitted in them. Here safety is absolute,
for the pieces ARE distributed so that
the weight will(Dot pull down the cloth.
"a >Samois IS put hext 70 the skin as
an but cut equally as full
as ~ pocket IS arranged
g 49, e-c ~
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ears, just as a man when about to en-
counter good looking woman begins
20 curl bis mustache. The same mus
tache always remains 20 twirl, but
fashion flies with its cOllapSes ana dis
tensions from one part Of feminine
drsss 20 another, and the pre0cCupatiOn
the wearer follows. lt Is a sure
70 point out the mode.
he modes themselves bear out the
ervation. Width Is the ides, width
rywhere except at waist and wrists,
CD By contrast look very delicate,
an fictitious height banished from
and hair, which rise scarcely higher
Ian the TOP Of the head. It is thus By
grating and pruning that pronounced
style Is arrived at This pronounced
style Of to-day is decidedly novel and IS
charming OF course. Each new express
sion OF dress art pushes fpterest 10 she
last one 70 limbo, for manNnd Is Curl
Gus animal and must be ABUSED when
he sees himself as be might Re and not
as be Is.
LATEST FASHION BOB IHE HAtR
Konfha~ia h0s aEo $500 % re f1e a..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

cucAeo. Noysmb Der 10 Judge Scales
,o,d.v dl,nlssed the petition 10 the
election contest ease Of Georze b. s"iit
sg.Inst MAYOR Hopkins. This closed
80 contest 10 the lower court over the
WsvorsIty election Of last December.
~, Attorpey ]. 5. Miller. representing
S-if, the EspubIIcan contsstant, gave
.o,tcs NJ 40 appeal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

RxpkS. NovsmbsT 10. 1T Is reported
a. IN authority thst DIR. Kari Won
Poe, ticher. imperial secretary Of state
- the interior ADD vice president of
~ Prusslan Council OF Ministers, has
,1ndered his resignation. The resigna-
ION has not yet been accepted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

full, but the burden of gold and stones
would undoubtedly create cancer. A
physician whom Queried on the SUBJ
ject said be had Instituted a crusade
against the habit. A woman's breast,
he remarked, was one of the most sem
sitve spots TO cancerous growth; there
fore, the slightest pressure there should
be avoided.
STRANGE HIDING PLACES.
A well-known actress who owns few
dozens of diamonds has had several lit
tie bags made that are fastened with
safety pins along the lines Of her stock
ing supporters. These supporters con-
sist of four strong silk elastic straps
depending from a small satin belt,
which she fastens securely about her
waist, giving it additional safety by
doubly pinninR it TO her cOrsets. So
down the straps, which are kept taut
by the stockings, are fastened these lit
tie jewel cases. She says they do not
interfere at all with her walking; but,
as she is poor pedestrienne, II would
scarcely do to take her word for f.
The heavy leather belt recently
adopted has proved boon 10 the sum
mer woman tourist, for several OF these
belts were sent to jewellers TO have IN
genious le2ther pockets fitted into the
inside. 4
But % - said q ieweler who
makes Oh devices 3 speciality,
.'.the chad belt worn under the
petticoat er the corsets Is the
favorite 4 concealment The
girdle is 5ly fashioned AZ jew
eier's. I not ft ~ the waist line
proper. It would interfere
1ith the { bDt ciiDRs 70 TIP hips.
4 has the compartment ethod.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

We must reduce our stock make for Holiday
stock which will begin arriving few days This sale
sacrifice of Merchandise every department this big store 1t
the opportunity to buy desirable goods lower than the
this vicinity will be than repaid by visiting this GREAT
SACRIFICE SALE!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

lowAHA. Ma, November 20. II.
pi.m Fnslon.st. vas elected 'ngress
80 TIA SIKH district over liberty,
bv 600 plurality. cherry
In csrrr the matter 70 % lse %
,-<1sf ThIe q the o1lg she
80. $780,. 80. = s4n.fnoH| ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Ladies' Golf Cloth Capes, silk
faced plaid silk Hoods; cannot be du-
plicated less than $40.
Sacrifice Price S6.75.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
INTERESTING REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.
A Lleutenant's Commission Signed by
President Of tho Congress OF the States
In 15se-The Poss ession Of Joseph Rob
speclal Correspondence Evenlng Journal.


erts.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, Aug 10 Joseph Rob.
erts, Of Lear this town, has a valuable
relic IN his possession. In the way Of a
commission appointing John Vance
Hyatt, a grsnduucle and former resi-
dent Of Vances Neck In this hundred, to
the rank Of lieutenant in the revolution
ary war The sheepshiu Is yellow with
age, but the writing is perfectly clear
49, plain. | is sig ed by John Hanson,
presiient of the congress of the states
ia 1882, which at that time met in Phila
delpnia. and is attested to by b Lincoln,
an ancestor Of Abraham Lincoln
Lieutenant Hyatt served In the Della
ware Regiment for five years and six
months He was taken prisoner by the
Bri ish while az his home at Vance's
Neck on furlough and sent to Long
Isl nd, where he was confined until the
close ~ the war.
Mr. Roberts will probably present the
cOmui sim TO the Delaware Historical
Society Two sisters Of MIR Roberts have
another Old document which Is a Ger
iiheate of membership Of he Society Of
Cincinnati an order formed BY the
oiIi scis OF the army at ths close Of the
struggle for liberty In 1888 aud signed
by General George Washington as pres -
d-nt aud c Kuox as secIe AIRY II s
also in good state Of preservation aud
is carefully guarded AS a Relic of interest
OF more than century ago Lieutenant
Hyatt was one of the FIRST TO join the
society aud IL is related rode on horse
back fr m bis home Nance's Neck to
Mt Vernon place to secure the certificate
ADout 800 Hungarians reached Middle
town on tie o. train yestyIdly from
Baitiml lre. A number OF farm wagons
were brought into use to convey them To
0 iessa, where they will be employed Ia
ibe cannery duriug the TO ato aud corn
canning season. Their household goods
aud other belongings reached mere a few
days ago, two large box cars being re
quired TO bring them.
The remains OF James B. Lynch, whose
death from typhoid fever occurred in
Wilmington on Tuesday, arrived here on
the Q 10 train yesterday morning and
Was afterward conveyed to Sassafras.
Md for interment
The remains Of Mrs. Roberta Black
way. wife Of Robert Bgckway, were
inferred Ia the Forest Cemetery, Yester
day afternoon The services at the late
home OF the deceased we're conducted
by Rev N M. Browne and were largely
attended. The bearers were: William
Brockson, Purnell McWhorter, William
Dodd, Thomas Fouracre, Charles Gears
aud Ed ward Jones
Circulars are bslng distributed in this
vicinity from green goods men ia New
York, Offering TO furnish large sums OF
counterfeit money for small fee. Mid
dletown people recognizs this as a
miserable swindle, and consequently are
not to be caught.
"aidget," valuable horse belonging
to Farmer James Il Jmith, near town
died from lock- sw on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
BIG FEAST
FOR
TOMORROW.

We place pairs Chdrens Buoher Lace
Shoes Spring Heel they extremely cheap 81 25 and $780, you
take choice of from 90 pair.
Last week told only had hundred pairs the La
dies rs Oxford Ties hundred
take warning the Buche served
All Chden DOngoa Russet Oxford Ties rs
cents and 81 25, will 60 at 80 CENTS size only
Infants Rdsset Button Shoes will
Ladies Solomon Kid Oxford Ties with patent
merly $25 and $l50, will 50 only
Ladies' finest quality Vc were sold
for $3.50 pair at retail in Dover,
Mems Russet Shoes 81 co. 81
Mems Russet Shoes, 50 90, AZ.
Mems Russet Shoes, $39S, 81 co.
Mems Russet Shoes, So co. $3.50.
Mems Russet Patent Leather Shoes $780, 81
Mems Black Low Walking Shoes, 90, 81
Mems Sl.25 Working Shoes, go 70
Mems Satin Calf Lace aud Congress Shoes, 81
1t there kind of Shoe you looking
will you money You us the size and
money and We will look after you.
Yours forever il Shoes