The morning news., 1894-11-11


/ cock, spread his plumes in the sunshIue
10 attract the womaas admiration while
she, plain, neatly dressed IN mems clothes
ana renounciug all claim 10 beauty stood
by scornful and recalcitraut'
Here's a curious bit Of history that ]
ran across during the week In 1851 Queen
victoria offered a handsome prize for the
: BEST piece OF Irish point lace TO be eN-
hlbited in the FIRST worlds fair, says q
writer in the New York World. Some
I patient Irish girls fingers caught the fog
that lies above the boes Of Ircla-d in the
morning and wove IL with marvellous in
/ trlcacy into q beautiful founce about four
yards long and yard wide. It was
[ wonder of flm. People held their breath
when they looked az it for fear it would
dissolve. II was vspcry story OF harus
ana heather ana thisries melting into each
| other; a cob-vebby Illusion, so artr4Iy
1 ana cuuninsly devised that it looked like
. smoke poem. 1T won the prize, and
/ Senator John Minor Bolts Of Virginia.
/ then travelling in Europe with a big bank
/ account, saw IL at The worlds fair, sur
] rounded by a crowd of wonder-struck
/ people, and BOUGHT ii. He gave 500 cuiueas
4 Tor 10, and it hOated off triumphanIlv. like
4 an the best and some of the worst Irish
/ 'hlhss 40, to America. 1t was munjf-
/ Gently presented to Julia Dean. the dis
/ unSuished actress, then about to become
/ .he bride CT the son Of Senator Robert "
/ hayne OF South Carolina, a friend and coll
Ieague OF Bolts. Perhaps there are men
ana women In New York now who recall
/ lhe hIslts on Broadway when Julia Dean
/ wore that skirt over a dark-blue ground
IN The Hunchback" and can tell Won
now many lorgnettes were lcveIed at IT,
ana now poverty-s stricken the stage has
been in laCes since. 1t was known the
! world over Ike picture of an epic as the
Hnest web of Cross McCarrick point ever
. all
suppose the Irish people made up their
Nlnds that the American sun had melted
II. IL is good many years since then.
But the other day, as I was going down
Eeshmah street our Old friend, Walter
cooper the song-Writer, called me into the
uihsy commercial den OF John G. Light
loot q Co, makers OF printers ink ana un-
locking the big safe, took out a clumsI1y
wrapped parcel that looked like a lone
shoreman's lunch, and opening il. spraa,3
the ecume de mer on a desk-and there
was Ine Cross AIcCarrick hlm that the
queen had felt Of and Julia Dean in her
lIIumphs had drawn round her stately
Hsure. believe one of Julia Dean HAYNES
latest acts was to marry a cooper in 'C,su
tsrnia. When She died this forrca vvas in
an Ola trunk among other personal effects
ahd 50 by a common fate it passed from
eerret TO garret and was finally pulled
OUT by our friend Walter who carried il
up TO McCreery's lace man to know what
III was worth, and the first thing tbe l-ca
man said to him was: "See here where ala
you get that? I've seen it before. Tts
worth more than twenty times he v,-ai.-t-
Ia rubies." ''9 weight
Then explanations and a family consul
tauons as to whether It should go into
'Re metropolitan Museum or be put IN nj
aUcuoh, with reserved seats for actresses
AND pending decision it is stuffed in
plgeon-hsie dewn in Bsol5man street.
The woman Of the COMING winter sa,,.
writer in the New York World win
smile Wesrily when once she was vvort
% laugh loudly. She will raise her eve
oro"s languidly, to denote interest. she
HIu DOW with such chilling hauteur that
her best friends viii misunderstood bsr
ahe VIII bestow no caresses. Where she
mas been accustomed to kiss entbusis-
ucaily she VIII extend her finger tins Sha
VIII bend occasionally over her rnotbor
ana leave light, chilly kiss sornevol l,e1e
IN lhe region Of the brow or hair but
that viii be the widest outburst of affoc-
ton she will allow herself For the voups
woman of the coming winter intends to
nave the 'repose which stamps the caste
or we're he we're" for her most rernarl,ahIe
characteristic
1t is natural reaction She has been
aSlIFely interested in one thing and an
olher for so long a time that the rola
has begun to pall upon her. She win do
no more charity work. Her mad enthus-
lasm for the poor has abated and has
run its course. Even If 1t had not she
would be obliged to let that appear to be
the case this winter. She win not listen
with parted lips and tear-fled ewes to
tales Of poverty and woe.
Goodieilowship and can1eraderie are
among the things which she win sacrf
flee. She has determined to be n remote
eoddess-ihe being and no man can as
sumo an air OF brotherliness, or even Of
cordial self-assured liking with a a,od
dess She win not be a frank. iouv com
panion to him. She viii smile distantlv
az MS stories. She may suppress a slight
yaWn al his anecdotes. At any rate She
VIII not listen to them with shining eyes
ana eager air. She will convey the i'm
preston of having heard most of them
before, or of being so intimately ac-
quainted with most of the phases Of life
she hears described that she is no longer
even mildly interested in them.
Her dear friends vii suffer from the
same half world-worn, haif-icy treat
ment She viii not press their hands or
smooth their hair or unburden her soul
to them. She viii not invite their con
hd1nces, and she will not assume an in
terest in their affairs
She will be rude Of course But that
will count for very little. She viii be
the fashion.
Twas after the play, as we bowled along
In the carriage. All, how well
| There fingers now In my heart Of hearts
The magic of that SPELL
I dared not speak in an uttered word
The thought in my heart that night
But I gazed in her eyes and 1 felt she
knew,
Ans ] thrilled with wild delight
Then IL was that I dared. as we sped along
To touch her hand with mine
/ Under the rebe, and I thrilled again
With ecstscy Swine
And / pressed il gently. Alas for mel
For later on, I own,
/ found Ia pressed not my dear ones
hand
But that Of her ohaperene.
! or reader, dear pray blame r.e not,
This shows In me no lack;
/ ] squeezed the wrong hama, il Is true:
But then, she squeezed mine back
Tenn Mason.
! Notwithstansins the general outcry Of
/ disaprreyal from both sexes. says the
/ New York Tribune. several venen or
! society have adopted the French BICYCLING
/ Thie