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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27

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Tsr1S-Sns CT AEs Eszrrw sfnes $50. PRESSING
over sGst waAca nominated Mr linden Ia
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tas@Es AZ a. tiss=s oszsr TO nina Esnt - De.
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not for me. Beginning Ia slavery 80 end
s:tA poyerty--ss 10 odl8zs &c my senss Of
freedom .
BIZ. Nasssrsos speskx ss effectively Is
ne writes ard IL q familiar and ycpzl ar
personality OF the hastings and ia the
lecture rosn. He ~ss nza-rasd IN l-55 10
daughter of the Hon. Andrew Ewing. Of
1eH1ess~s. and hss I've chIldr~a. tfree
sous sna $50 daughters. Mr.. Egsterson
has tysvsaea extenssve4v m Earope. and.
sgiAoSgh ae nss written voiura fnonsIy.
has made no collection Of lis foreign
Ssst@-s
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Coed Variety Entertainment.

The varied ENTERTAINMENT given q; Cord
rays Ihsai.t this week. both in the the
alter aud auditorium, t. 81 character TO
MAKE II the most attractive ever given at
one evenings performance. There are
three attractions in ihe Khester. any one
of afich Is worth the small price OF airris-
SOB charged. The scrobAtic &C; OF the - .
consortsonists. the brothers Bonari a. the
iso disappearing demons. never ceases 10
excite wonder and nightiv receives FIVE or
SIX recalls. Mss Minnie TItseu continues
IL please with her new version Of the ser
p~niiBe dance. while the pastoral drama
Of ''Dora. with Miss Essie Ti;te.l a. Dora.
completes tie choace programme ia the
taeAter. TIE auditorium also gives q
number Of interesting specinl.ies that
make up pot pourrl Of amusement tie
iike 81 which has never been veu in anT
one week 10 Seattle Tae same blIi Will
bs given this evening.
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THE EEcErTTox TO wArTKEsox.


The reception aud entertainment. % Hon.
he1ry Hatteyxon. esi.or o. the Louisville
tosrsev~Tasrssi. "a 40 ss 10 deliver his great
lecture Oh Money and Morals" q. the Sc
ate saezsef tisis evening, was discussed
yesterday afternoon by tne committee ap-
potntea ky the Chamber OF Commeree 70.
thar purpose and tao subcommittee
wsre appoini@G the one 20 meet Mr. Wal
teTson in Taroma and escort him to this
city tie other 10 entertain him while
here
bF. Samuel Ramsey presided, with the
i0iiosing members present: Col. Riley
koyo. @. IL Hebron. Josiah collins,
Griffith Dawes. James Cosh. r. r. wistler,
Thomas h. Hardin, E q. Graves The
Chairman explained several methods %
procedure for the proper reception of the
distinguished guest. which after general
discussion resolved themselves into the
appointing % two committees The first,
made up IT Ds. samuel Ramsey. Coz. Ehey
Boyd. Thomas r. Hardin and Josiah Col
Inns. Wal! 60 TO Tacoma on the Flyer a.
] Is tals afternoon, meet Mr. xattsrson
and Manager Hanna. and together retarn
10 Seattle by ears reaching here ~ Sis this
evening, where the entire reception con-
f1tssss list OF winch has been pub
hshe6, will receive Mr.. watterson aud
escort him IN q carriage to the Oh anber OF
Commerce, where. after ar informal re-
eepsson. he will be taken 30 the fheater
After the Secure public reception viii be
rendered him on the stage Of the thegter
The second committee. made up Of
Messrs. Nsttier. chairman. Heslbron and
Davies, wiii arrange today 20 entertain Mr..
wasterson EomorFos morning previous 10
hIs leaving Seattle a. ie'ciocE ia the after
boon for Olympia, where he ~ TO lecture
Saturday night. After irip around tie
city this COMMITTEES sill TAX. Mr.. Waiter
son around the shores Of Lake Washing
ton on steamer. As Mr.. Watterson
stay in Seattle viii be limited to one morn
ing the committe Is arranging 70 cover as
much territory rs possible in the lime In
order 10 impress ali the most important
points on his mind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27

say Francisco. April as.-Arrived--
Queen, Phillip NetsoE str Columbia. Pors-
land schr James A. garfield, oFsy's bar
Dor. Cieared-Alex Mcneil. Sanaino;
Annie johnson. Hilo; str Trncses, AsEo-
ria.. ueparteG-C- p. Bryant. Honolulu /,
sshr John q. North. Mahakona: Saturn,
Panama and way ports
AsroRls April 2S-Arrived, 25th-bk
Portland. New York
TAToosE. Ap-sl NJ Passed. aa5th---W achu-
sets. from San Pedro for Saaaimo- Passed
3ssh-Jsanle Prince. William Sound.
Pessed in-S;r Mnckinaw. s y m.
MAN Bay. April A-s p. H.. Special. ]
Cloudy: iight south wind
CLALlAs Pay. April SIS p n.-ssoe-
cisL Light ram: cain
PoET ANGLES. April S.-5 n nl.-I Sire
cssi }--IAgh; rain: hight north wind. 81
Co.nulbsa and Tx J. u Pese-s in bay
FoET GAMBLE. April d >pec9al. -
Saiied-Bk Arkwright.
PoKT ANGLES. April Gin port.
4. Peters. from CoTnox 70 Port Clarence /.
Jeanne. from Prince William sound tor
Iovuox.
PRIscE WILLIAM sorsn. April @-Ar-
rived iss--lteo ~kolasla.
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The M.ndelssohB Qainietie CIuh. q.
Boston. has been before the pubic Tor
iorsy-tares wears. and = recognized IS the
test Instrumental concert company IN TIE
land. The crowded houses which gree,
the performances iH every city attest TIE
pope Arlty 81 the Cl0h Each fts@u Der is
at artist, aad las performance. ne il CO
vso3sn. flute, clsrionet or cello. - as near
uerIsct So one expects on ttse stage. TIE
primo donna. Mass Lila Juel, who accom-
panaes she cigb. has wonderfully clear
soprano vo.ce ~ great strength and sym
pathetic quality. The club Viii appear
before q Seattle audience next TUESDAY,
evening. Nay ]. ~ tie Seattle theaser. a;
usaai prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27
TYPE OF THE SOUTH.
sketch of the Life Of Henry
Watferson.
solurER. STATESMAN. EDITOR
Tne rsams.. EAster 90 TIRE L@Hfsvhfs
<sEsurs~s-g@zFNxs~ SC sfsat seASste
"A Lsf~ Fsz1 Of xnssSez%

Ean HsnTy Tatserscrs. @so VII arrive
sr Seattle ses4sv. w2s hsorn IL Washington
CTR TIE fssA 81 Fss-lzrys Ss&a las
f4s n~s, toe Hca. Harvey y. NSsi<rsasa-
Lac ena~rsz congress tee yssrs sesofe as
ssas vosagssz tss-ua@r o. ssse house. sac
seedinr Ja1ses Z. poEk, fsuth president o.
tss Tgalse1 Stses. rs . representative tFua
Tsanessea Darn. shs nsxt sSenty year.
fas fafA@g wzs NJ s@ssTs sxars Is pzns1r
life. SID consequently ssss s.ga spsns raEs~ss
q AEs sarse Ia the national capsts4. living
upo- terms Of intimacy .Esa tae ps-tT leAss-
srs OF thai interesting p.~gso@4 assa ~ srts2z-
roatass ~ssA tffa operstEssas II TIE govern
ssssnt ard familiar intercourse rIts' SIS pfss-
e.Azs, ssysaY TIE foanaAsl1ns For TIE esae-
crate sszowssssre of affairs whsca aater Ga
sssonel sssssf IN BIS 0Na csrss-.
ealng - serious 1s5ecs o. vision ass
ezacasAon bad 20 fe Largely satTaass5 10
p~sssse trto-x. lie PASSED four years.
however. at tise Ara9snv ns he pt1csse 81
Pennsylvania. IN Pasisaasspssaa, EFessiea
sssr hy ID. eminent 4fr- iseogEs Emilia
Hare art making Ass Enzfk sssss~ 81 Esd
- snssaAa premise. lie early aeFeloE'sd
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q rep.y - tbs letter recently rece we'd
sroR ihe Tacoma Chamber OF Conlfue-r.
proposing friendship aa3 cooperation
Secretary ". Ii Absttlcssy has written
g. Secretary Ho.mes. saying tbat tAa ~.
A@t3e chasnb eT recsprocates as sentiments
ats taAs tAs trustees thiuS Il batter f.,r
the rwo c.sles - dRrsl together ia social
harmony AND tast sAis has beea aad wtsl
t~s tae governing leoA az :ae cham t.sr
HE sta.es sac aaiscgs O. tAe chasg. s,.- IN 10
ihe upa4ass rS a. ihss c3sy. coaa.v ar
state au4 act tee s1ss-en~cssuiAtssa s.s
gtasE r.&ces an4 osfers cooperation in,
pTacaca. measures - promote e0ua fee
fnw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded ia the Audator's Once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January !.
IsS'i, are si,624. ls54 There were fled for
record yesterday 10 deeds. the ccuslGs-a-
tons sggregatinS si953 Following Is
the s.ss as furnished ey OSBORNE, Iremcer
4 Co, aass-acso-s 0. ;;ties, lIs Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
W. Fiasky IL George II. King. 10; s. and
Z y Of :. block Il. WaiiA Waala, 500.
II NJ. }etfraes TO : l. Moore, lots Q and
lo. book IL, w c. /. Co nrst TO Kent and
Others. SS0
a r. Cock 70 Z A. Munro. lots .. 3 4
aud !, acre i. tract -. block "a. Maple
Lesf ST.
Wash Cent Imp Co. 10 Herman Chaplin,
los IN Kent, 81
J. 4. Moore 81 a.. 10 Eta Hanson, lots II
and II, block u. Brooklyn, <65a
". s. johnson 10 J. H johnson. NJ o.
50 :. sec : "a. ). SSao
HI. f. Smith 10 ". A Gsosevisrh. Iats {. Q
Il, II. Il. block %, Ballard Park. Sz5a
NJ A. tsosesiseh ~ Il. NJ. Crs~torss lots
:, 2. 10 II, y. block - Ballard PARK. $50
< : Jones 10 L ". CrawfoTa, lots s
and s. block A. Crasfo-o's s.. coo
Minnie frover 20 T. ". Tro1nce. e.. @:
pei4, sec - - - 5. scr
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CEDAE SINGLE TEADE-


ta Agreement
The Cedar shingse Manufacturers AS
soeastson Of Washington and Oregon
sEeat yesterday in trying &c rztca Up me
difference. between them and the dealers.
while the shippers association. composed
entirely Of dealers iabo-ed 70 the same
end. ard although 81 agreement was
practically concluded Is tie bases Of =
COMPROMISE, ~ attempt 70 Ezsse ss1e price
resulted Ia 80 mach discussion that roth
he was absolutely accomplished
The manufactures he'd their meeting
IN g. A. +. naa and the dealers cong-e-
gated 81 the Hote! Northern Both meet
iags we're called for the purpose Of effect
INK some compromise o. @lcn tie deal
e<s and manufacturers conl3 sc-E II bar
naeny. the prime Object being TO maintain
the Eastern price. The manufacturers
submitted 20 the dealers 3 proposition
which virtually conceded al that Was
asked by the dealers az their former meet
ing At taar time they asked 20 ~ allow eo
10 hny shingles o. TIE ruilis 81 whatever
prices might De agreed upon be-
tween buyer and sei4e-. provided they
maintained the Eastern price This
was submitted by letter TO sss members Of
doxn br large majority. Yesterday she
manufacturers s1Dfn irse1 the same propo-
sItion 10 the dealers with The CONDITION
that the latter pur an forfeit 10 bind them
&c maintain tie Eastern p-lee- This vss
accepted BY the dealers, but the amount o.
tte forfeit xas not fixed. the talk being
tia; II should Dc - cents Per I.Gssl
he matter vas then PIT into the hands
OF the trustees OF the manufacturers asso-
CATION and a committee OF the dealers, and
the trustees met IN the evening ~ the $3.50
cations Office in the N asaington block
They snaeayosed 10 come to al agreement
with she dealers committee "a raise the
price Of shingles TO 81 81 per l.fso Tor 6 20 .
Star A Star In single car lots. Or 10 cents
pc. i.0a The proposition was discussed
until nearly midnight without coming 10
anr agreement, when. IL order to e.fec. an
adjournment. q committee, consisting OF
]. ". Carrie. of Eduouas Il r. Duni-
wsy. Of Portland. anc "a Il Pritenard, Of
Tacoma. was appointed 10 go 20 Tacoma
today and confer further with the dealers.
n no adjourned TO meet there
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Tslla Waiia Is taking cargo OF
coal for san Francisco
British strip Druneftau. SIS tons. Is
nOw on ;he way from Shanghai 10 Puget
sound. having been out fifteen days
The Chilean bark Kraa Luiss. l. 40 tons
has neen cleared 10 carry cargo Of suTn-
Der from the Sound 10 Valparaiso, owners
account.
III. Mohicau. Can't. Clark. flagship Of
the Berane SEES leet. left abe hsroor early
Yesterday morning for Port Townsend,
waeEe Commander Clark vii issue orders
- other bers % The 1ees 80 they AZ
1--WE.
Revenue Gutter B~sr. Capt Healy, came
over from k'o~t Townsend Yesterday and
so0E coal. TIE revenue enters have &
: coLtrac; wsta the Back Diamond Coal
Company and use that Goa. even l. they
a-s 4S.a-.ea On the Beryng sea 1eet.
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BE EtEffE>

Foar cash entries amounting - s. Gs1
and - -ev homestead entries were received
.. TIE and Office Yesterday
4 szpec4A3 sllver'' entertainment wlll tse
: ven AZ ghe -ss33~ncex.of Mr.. - "
LyueA. - Box street., 90 Friday eyelIng
Esewasre II tasS psF'sf Nj. - found 3
rlt.cr 81 sac % bonds 81 tae l31ie s ES3-
,ss Irrigation Dlsirgc;, u kIitltas county.
.1-s safe.
E~v Eo.Sai =. Gr2ut preached 81 TIE
Pres Baptist church Iass evening H. =
cTow1@l aoase Mr.. sfTanf - pastor oG
tae ka-s. Haptlst church o. Portland.
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The Heb~sa oTtAa&ax con x~ewaeson -.
oasvrsed ihe FAssove- holiday ACCORDING
b the esd !As 'or sc lass s~o aass IL
.3 a.So AAss rvr~ A. srsv .aes GO Eae u -
g 10y st the a'neSsry o.esck HIS nnrusrs
81 - a ~. ard N tas vveE sag 81 zlSo
s0gaorroS 81 SIS T. fgl-. Whsa sfsec.aa
PRAYER IN memory - she deaf a.. L
xsvsa. A. tAe IsF&essies A-e ~elcoae
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Home reck. Eaiua. Art

The illustrated entertainment at the
Arwory THIS evening none sacusd misc
Rev. Roland j. Grant. tae eloquent Rar-
r4st divine. wiA sake ,as audience on a
~kamhss among tine ruins % the Eger-
ma City. beautifully illustrated with over
ltsf personally selected views. TIE palace
81 tAs Yzopse VII 5e visited. Admission
t,saly Is rrmts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27

In conseq aencs Of winter Gist and lack
ot open air exercise, tie Whole physical
mechanism oecagnes impaired. Ayers
s2rsapAritla - the proper remedy 10 tae
spring % tie year. 10 strengthen ,Ae zry.e-
tiie. invlror2se the system, and exp<! a.
impurities from sae blood.
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can,r.c, for Garbage sear.

Commissioner Van Brockiin. Of the
board Of punlIc works. yesterday stated
tha. there seemed TO be some naisunder-
standing among bidders for the contract
Of towing she garbage scow. Some seem
10 have tie idea thai the contract Is TO be
let for towing only. when IN reality II Is
Tor taking care Of the scow. loading and
unloading and towing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-27

A meeting Of property owners on the
bill above Madrona park viii De held 81
the Madrona tsosei a. 5 o'clock TINS even
ing Ia take steps for the building OF drive
from Drsxsi avenue 10 Maarona park and
thence 80 Leschi parx- City Engineer
Thomson has been ,nyI.sd 70 attend. and
ways and means viii be considered for car
yyIug OF. the project
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Bic HaUL OF cot rEErKrr
Arrest 90 Mar Win $40 in III. Pa.
Sc

Thomas D korkwel. was arrested yes
ter1ay afteruuoo oa tbe cerzn .alat If =
-. West a. Tie charge - having counter
le+; money Rock Sc. has beea so- some
tsme N charge ot .he bacxeye. zay.e- :
rect3or o. pepl;v Cng}ea states Marsha
kGrer. acG ARRESTED he had II - ms.
session So counterfeit ca--encv. lie as
J&Esa tefoge Commissioner kiesr- ara
boEa6 over IL sl.on EackueL c.a;-ses
taas be had o~sa q Tie business o. .s~rf.
sas Bar &ess how - defect coa-tg
money an9 used Tie his as sasau.~s. he
saoNs1 Mat rE-Tso-'e1 70 * = coia r..s-
s@ar iroEn detective AEeary
y. u. Mes; AID &, A M.-rt.}. who yea
iassrla sentA4 "a BIS Get-cuon. stale tas.
bocS Sc had eatice3 F2aa aansss sgs-ey
A--AAass - }osa haa II ihs business -
aas-ag counterfeit ez--eury. and sosz.4
---a Ao~ hy A.rkAsE pa<tlnx Gr x~ss taex
Ga raass $50 ,ssl lie Ell. ssaes thai
51s @oaey has necessary 10 bay suitable
;,4oe-
e hearing = Sc fs- 80 a'r,a.k ,o3.x
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pssaa- Mira Wedding

yi~rox7.. Il. {. Apra e&-Af CA-.ss
caurea cathedral yesterday " s. Fsa~sae.
x. eldest dsaxAies az Mr. Aua M
Feser Kirk. * ksski&s&, ~as ealsi4y ma
r.ea % NJ. ATthgr l. fhxoa. ~ she Rev.
Canen beAalAaS> The As53s and a-.5e.
groom shortly leave fs7 Ear Ans
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ABSOLUTELY Pure

nof IN her right mind. -az 70 get Erto tns
wATuc when IL made gts srreA-zcrs
" ben the police found on. sns- sse x2s
nu@ 81 Ter nssrsd. owing 10 SICKNESS, sEa+
Sss sent 20 Providence hospital her hts
hane = II FEnIax. o. 1n . nzssuess E-.-A
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Thssls Detective Service. established q
wears, Chamber q Com raerce. Portland. "
- NJ barnes. manager. Genera. detective
business Tor corporations aud ind lvlda s.s.
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tati tsr-AeE r.assse ta< seattle, axe -as-s 4
kss'sra tgaz- lezvlag seattle A. * al
&rszs-SS a gE 49, n4xGa GS-sc; connections
aaF -A@eore- k-.en-Ess sa1 pass E... v.
s41a-l-Aa Fze-ss zhrS2xA p&-.s- cara sxzassz
ss@.z4S &z@ sE-ass.vs-
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Nal papTrs hgaE Tree af cAxrre- CAu
49, cave yoaf a43TesA II. 4. Moxr.s. at
sac 0soese Fsf~r Casuvxn
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&c: your Rev suit a. Rissy Bros- T.. terms
cash, Vrsces low
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Naes sac sap IS stVoph3e1, or shiny.
aas-. Ga preparation wa.I restore tae a4ly
- g. o.1e: cases Haas HaAs Esaewez
a. s.ar. xrosth.
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f-tie<r vver-olos-slng roses so- s. e.
y zsa ,a1 ssr&a Eoap8
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Removed 20 - F-oni street. under tie
N-aal 1ote.
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fa- ~,o3 ueA 40 10 iae LAngdoa. cor
net >@c1E5 zD3 James
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Before p3reaAsssS ysgr ses.us s@is see
kl-@y l>eos.. merchant sAsloss. s=.us
aa4 20.
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~ sam wosE. far noaaSa o. tSo. ca
eera lta sa.rv- tAsgsnor. after J. o'clock
o&ay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-02

ing Hence half the unfortunate stay
at homes wear tuxedo blazer suits or
fancy duck yachting outfits. There is
much comfort to be derived from a duck
suit, for if one cannot really so on the
water to set blistered by the sum one
can make believe. and it Is nearly as
good. Just note how really grand and
important a LITTLE boy feels if his indul-
gent mother viii sew some stripes and
epaulets on his ragged garments He IS
a great general. Zig folks are not quite
such enthusiastic make believers, but /
tell you girls can and do feel cooler in
outing suits. though they arc not 50 very
cool after all.
The accepted suit for boating this sea-
son is white pique, duck OF dimi. y
whatever it il is washable. Around the
bottom OF the skirt there may 30 n band
Of percale in EAST colored blue or scarlet.
The skirt is arranged with b7ttons and
dummy button holes ia front, bat all tie
rest is wc1nanly. The snug belt holds
in an under or shirt blouse Ct percale to
match the band on the skirt. and the rev
ers to the jacket are bound with the
same. There il = white turn down col
lar and white pique tie. A few Wear
the straw sailor hat, but if one wants to
be very swagger and swell one puts on
a white duck cap Shaped like those the
shot tamale'' men wear. The jackets
are all Eton for sailor suits. some OF
them reaching the waist and others
coming only half way between the arm
pit and waist line.
The blazer suit snacks Of the races. of
the coaching parade, Of walks on the
sands Of Newport and prOrnenades in
cool and pleasant giades. The very pref
test color for wooden blazers IL a light
biscuit, and the material may be any Of
the cheviOts, camel's hair or close serge
or hopeack. Cloth and fine tweed are
also handsome for the blazer suit. The
skirt should be strictly tailor finished,
with anywhere from one to seven rows
of very accurate stitching. The jacket
Is open, some have wide revers, but more
the rolled tuxedo collar. The front Of
the jacket and sleeves should he lined
with thin silk. There may be a loose
blouse waist. but if YOU want q really
stylish outfit you should Wear a vest.
Scarlet s1rah is a favorite vest and IS
buttoned snugly over q stifEiy starched
shirt front with its collar and black or
white tie White cuffs complete tins
stylish costume. with the addition Of
Princess May hat This hat IS something
like the alpine, but the crown is not So
high, nor is it quite so large anyway.
The brim rolls very gracefully, and bit
of ornament can be added IN the way of
q small bow and FURNISHED quill
Some of the black cheviot blazer suits
are elegant They are worn over white
vest and white shirt front, and the col
lar is often round turn down shape
like that worn by small boys. The cuffs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-02

A young woman, jauntily dressed,
Wearing q natty suit, rushed into the
Union station the other day. Taking
hurried glance at the walls of the room,
size finally discovered the timepiece,
and with an audible "Ohr' ran up
stairs as fast as her already weakened
strength would permit. she was near
ly overcome by her exertlons as she
reached tho exit to the platform. A
large box and two bundles were all the
inrccineIts she carried She was climb
ing aboard q train for Springfield, mind
ing not the G-ops Of rain that were
drenching her costume, at the same
time telling the brakeman with spas
modic gasps how she feared the horrid
train would leave before she arrived,
adding that she had an engagement IN
New Britain that she must not break
On learning that she was not on the
New England side of the station and
had not time to go around. she tossed
her luggage over the fence, and with an
athletic bound sprang after it. She
landed all right, and making a dash
succeeded in boarding the train she
sought just IN time Hats We're of &c
the New Britain maiden Hartford
Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-02

Mrs H R. Ludwig of Montague,
Sussex county, n J., across tho Della
ware river from this place, possesses a
gift Of magnetism which gives her Won
derful control over animals, birds, rep
tiles and insects The most vicious
horses which are utterly unmanageable
By a5y one else become perfectly tract
able and obedient under her voice and
touch. Dogs, cats and other domestic
animals whether belonging to her or to
Others, seem to undersessnd every word
she speaks, and they do the most aston
fishing things It her order. shy, suspl-
c1ous and uEapproachable as the wild
fox is, he viii not only ny at the ap-
proach of Hrs. Ludwig, but viii come
to her at a word Of command Wild
birds follow ler when she walks about
her farm and frequently will not be
driven away by her. One particular
robin is so infatuated with her that it
hovers about the house continually, al
though 8ars. Ludwig has taken it far
away several times and tried to fright
en- it into leaving her
Mrs Ludwig insists that birds and
beasts have = language, and that she
understands It instinctiveIy-- Milford
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