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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
'OElMON|CO's NOT AFFECTED,
Plenty of Eastern Peef and the
Strike Does Not Trouble Him
But Beefsteak John Is Thinking of
Closing Up His Places.

,rh, ,,.,,, r.ii.,a1 ,, rti,o ,o,,, ,.t,..
ihS great rahroai Stlihe may prlilS
war, pestilence and famine, and send
the price of beef as high ms tho constel
ta,,an ,,ara,,,,a n's, 4, q" wv @aa,
the eating-houses run by Charles Del
,noric, 10 ,bo ,,ord n, NJ Dnr,norico,a
,mamn,.. &C. .,ooI ~. a,,.,h,nn Sa,,hsr
are the stewards of the big hotels much
ruiiied.
But with Beefsteak John 1T is differ
ent matter. He has public refcctories in
sixtb ,,an,ta tho t3ousrv and In Rrook
3" ''. '''".'S anu ~
lyn. Philanthrophy enters into his bust
ness and high prices and PHILANTHROPY
nre .rtinstbetic In his oun univers,tv
,n ",.pa ~, tne ,.,. - ~. o"n UNIV sny
language his business has got punch
in the jaw and is crawling under ropes
~ ~ ,,,r. ,r.,
A reporter for THE Evening World"
saw representatives of these varied In
terests to-day. The manager for Del
monicos was the iirst to be seen at the
place in upper Broadway.
"Iy, dom. c,ro ~ NO peyer cat nv,
w. - 80 ,,11,
o ,n co" from nnicago, saiu ne. we
don use mat KIND Or meat. we serve
oniE prime Eastern peel. A.. -.
h,,tW do pay pay p's bL,ce TO- get .t,H pesti
u ON, 90 mot ASK OK price IN Te.urhi;;
VII show you; Aiphonse. Hyppoiite!
App0rteZ moi uhe carte du Jour VIE
fnsnt. ,,.,,,o,u u,
Mi. Delm9hicos nanager snapped ms
myers riR,; ana tWo "hiskers a a iiAngials
60 oSiiiueu ph oas" iHr 'nn OIL hr OF taTe
OF 9dt n@igh,,im ,, 1919 "a ,le' ana Drought II
to ,,,, sramdly toEethsr. tn,
,,, lhetei exclaimed me manager, Win
ms cataioSIe OF precious coIneStipies
nnfolded. Read: Ienderloin steak, 81.
ihat IL not ASKING pay at all. Porter
mouse STEAK, "t:% mere song.
Chaleaupriafi' sl.o. a Rl1t. iour,
nedos inlet or beer, Nictorien. 81: and
thar. my TREND Is as a public charity:
Ihese charges nave been our rate or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
CLEVELAND MEN STAY OUT.
Lake shore Yardmaster Threatened
with a Ducking,

CLEVELAND. July 7.-Although II
was announced last night that the strlk-
ing New York Pennsylvania and Ohio
(Erie) switchmen, some CO in number,
would return to work this morning, not
man put in an appearance, and the
freight business OF the road IL tied up
more ompletely than yesterday The
passenger trains are running about on
time
Tn" Lake Shore succeeded in getting
throGsh an cas,bound train, destined for
New York. ts-day.
Sardmaster Murphy and an assistant,
OF the Lake SHORE, attempted to move
. ms cas- i,aasd VITA stock In the Vest
Tern yards this morning. A crowd of
vikers threatened to throw Murphy In
axe unless he ceased work. and he
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
MUCH ANXIETY HERE.
Hut Railroad Men Think the Crisis
IIRa been Passed.

The officials OF the New York Cen
tral and West Shore roads sought slum-
her in vain last night. 1t was the
pivotal time. as far AS their lines were
concerned, They took the ground that
II the men at Buffalo did not go out
during the night they would remain
loyal
Chauncey NJ. Depew, President of the
New York Central, was advised by
wire of the situation hourly, and at
sunrise to-day he held that the crisis
had passed.
The eastbouud trains on the New York
Central all came In this morning, even
No. 4. which had been abandoned. was
put back and ran on schedule time.
Mr.. .Depew's once from the Lake Shore
roaf ~t'nago which read; -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
CAUGHT IN ST. LOUIS.
Wcbster Absconded from Acker,
McrrnII a Condits Employ.

A despatch from St. Louis to-day tell
ing of the arrest OF Charles w. Web
ster. of this city, on a charge OF en-
bezzlement, clears up the mystery Of
Webster's disappearance about two
months ago.
Webster. who is thirty-fiv years old,
and married, WAS employed for over
two years as n bookkeeper by Acker,
MERRILL n Cundit I'm their establishment
at College place and Chambers streets.
About June | he left the office as usual,
after business hours, and never came
back.
An examination of his books showed
that his accounts were SO tangled that
the firm felt justified in calling the
matter to the attention of the police.
Webster was traced to St. Louis,
where he was arrested yesterday. He
agreed to return to New York without
reQuisitiuu PAPERS.
Nj. Frank Merral said to-day that he
could give no information concerning
the alleged cmbeZ2lement. The amount
! taken WIS not. he said, as large a. II
was thought at !lrst, nut ne refused
! to state how much IL was.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
H. MARSH CONFESSED?
The Alleged DiRamOus Twin Com
mitted for Trial.

NEWARK, N. j.. July 7.-Edward
Marsh, the alleged Irvington bigamist
and twin. waived examination to-day.
His bail was doubled, to 5000. and he
was recommitted to Jail for trial.
Mrs. Marsh No. /, who was Mrs. Nellie
Hills, Of Jersey City, and Mrs. Marsh
No. 2, who is Miss I.ottie Courier, were
both in court They looked daggers al
each other and lovingly at Marsh. He
turned his back to both and refused &c
talk to either.
Both women secured 5000 bail for their
appearance when wanted. Detective
Gregory, who took Marsh to and from
tail. said to-day that Marsh had admitted
his guilt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
MINERS IN AN UGLY MOOD.
situation mt Occur d'AIene Said to
lie Critical.

SPOKANE. Wash, July Three Of
the men no were marched out of Canyon
Creek by masked mob arrived here
last night. They are drummer, West
and Higgins. They were overtaken on
their way to Thompson Falls by Dep
uty Sheriffs and taken back to Murray.
they left there at 2 A. NJ. this morning.
other backlisted men came out with
them. They were made to swear never
to return to Occur d'Alene.
The situation in the mine is critical.
Wallace is nlling up with union miners
from surrounding camps. They are ca
rousing drinking and threatening vio-
lence. Twelve special officers were sworn
in last night. Sheriff Cameron IL severe
iy criticised for his failure to make ar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Industry Hats at Omaha.

OMAHA, Neh.. July THE Cudahy
In Its hog killing department Swift
laid of 30. Other companies are still try
ing to run fun force. The working force
OF the Union Pacific system may be laid
OFF to-day. The Omaha smelter IL nearly
out of ore, and must soon shut down.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
HER FUNERAL STOPPED.
Death Certificate signed by IN In,
Registered Physician.

DR. Magic CHEF OF the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics, yesterday received GER
tincate Of the death OF Annette Win
dant. aged Il, at rs Macdougal street.
July !. The cause Of death was said to
be inflammation of the bowels, and the
certificate was signed "Dr. Connack"
Dr. Magic knew OF no such physician
IN the registry, and ordered Undc rtaker
q. Fusgri. OF % Grand street, TO stop
the funeral. This morning second GER
tificate was received properly signed by
pr. pJean Coumeigh. of 23s West
ESurtssn q street, street and the furieral was
Thsre |. no apparent reason for the
drnt uctttioue certihcate, ~ th3 circum-
GfnnGoo Qf the WonoR' lnS1a a. cot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
FRIGHTENED THE BURGLAR
lie Was Half Through the Window
hen Fried Awake.

Eugene "lnnegan, II driver, twcntv
Years old, OF - Lewis street. was held
in dcfaul, OF 5000 bail for trial on a
charge of attempted burglary by jus
lice Simms In the Essex Market Police
Court tc-day.
AZ o'clock this morning Louis Fried
OF 6i Sheriff street, was awakened and
saw FNne&an half way through the
window. Fried shouted foT assistance
and Finncgdn drorped TO the ground,
a distance of ~ feet, and darted away.
Policeman Mulligan, of the Delaney
street station, captured Finnegan after
a lively chase.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

orders to Gen. Merritt, at ST. Paul. and
Gen. Otis. at Vancouver Barracks. d.
rectins them to use their force to open
up communication throughout the entire
length Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
The position taken Is that this road
Is a military and mail line.
Similar orders will shortly be issued
covering the entire Union Pacific lines.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
OUTLOOK IN THIS STATE.
Men At buffalo and Rochester
Ready for strike Orders.
Cpy Associated rress.l

BUFFALO, July lit IL reported
that message was received here this
morning from President Debs ordering
the Buffalo men out at midnight to-
night.
ROCHESTER,. July f-Local members
of the A. r. L. said last night that
they are ready to so out when ordered,
and predict that within forty-eight
hours they will quit work. The local
organization has los members, mostly
employed on the Rochester branch OF
the Erie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
GOT THOUSANDS BY FORGERY
This Charge Made Against IN Agent
Arrested In Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 7.-E. j. Taylor who
represents the William Tmtc1mb Chemi-
cal Company In the West, was locked
up last night on charge of forgery
During the last four months, It Is
claimed, Taylor has passed bogus paper to
the am uHt of several thousand dollars
in neaT.y every town he has visited
He came to Chicago last Tuesday ana
Went To Newla.l IL Sons. commission
merchants. at lOl South Water street
where IL is elaine he presented n worth
less check & NJ, q. Gibson for $50. drawn
on the First National Bank.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
IxelIy's Army Stranded.


VANCEBuRG. Ky. July Cen. Kelly and
his 'WcaIerU are stranded at MOoros Landing,
where they were left Icy tow-boat. Kelly re-
fused 70 give up tho barge and the tow boat cap
tain went to Cincinnati Tor United states mar
shals The army g. in destitute condition and
IN fOrsgtng on ttrIucrs,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

Passengers Held at KRnkakee.
Extreme Measures in Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan, july 7.--To-morrow
will witness a change in the strike situa-
ton In Kansas when officers will begin
as fast as possible to arrest all men
who have been identified with the strike
and those who are agitating the matter
There are now nearly two thousand
names on the list, and they will all
be arrested when found.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
BOUND FOR The POLAR SEA-.
Dr. F. A. Cooks Arctic E1pedi-
ton Sails To-Day.
Many Scientists and sportsmen Joi.
the Excursion.

TIE scientific and pleasure excursion
to the Labrador coast and lower Arctic
regions, organized by DR.. Frederick A,
Cook. well-known Arctic explorer and
ex-surgeon of the Perry expedition will,
leave for the far north from pier 6 on
the North River on the Red Cross
steamer Miranda this afternoon at Z
o'clock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Briti.h shipyard. Have to Close.


HARTLEPOOI., Eng, July 7.-1rvine's
shipyards, and those of Sir W. Gray. at
this place, have closed down, owing to
the strike Of the moulders. Four thou
sand workmen are thus thrown out OF
employment
1t is expected that other yards will
also be forced to close.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
COXEYITES BOUND HERE.
Carl Browne and Seventy 'Wenlcrs
TrampinE to This city.
nv Associated Press J

WASHINGTON, July Carl Browne,
marshal OF the Coxey Commonweal,
started on foot. with seventy picked
men, for New York City last night.
Browne expects to reach there about
Aug. Z, and will pay particular atten-
ton to Wall street and capitalists, with
whose manner OF doing business the
marshal Is not pleased.
oklahoma sam will attempt to govern
the toXey camp at Hyattsvilie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
THREE KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Young Women struck While Cross,
Ing II Track In Kansas.

Iby Associated Press.)
OLATHE, Kan, July 7.-Bessie and
Lena Breyfogle, daughters of ex-Sen-
ator 7. w. Breyfogle. and n Miss Car
roll, who reside near Lenexa. were
struck by n train last evening while
driving In a buggy across the Kansas
city. Fort Scott and Memphis track.
All three were instantly killed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Meat Scarce In Asbury Park.

ASBURY PARK. =. j.. July Fresh meats
arc running low at Long Branch and Asbury
Park because CT the non-arrivsl OF from
the West The supplies are about exhausted
Prices have been raised at Long Branch three
cents and at Asbury Park six cents per pound.
The country butchers are killing on their stock
which finds ready sale among the Summer hotels.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Eet,er Conditions In Detroit.

DETROIT, July The strike of the
switchmen and fremen on the Michigan
Central tied up the road for the night,
but this morning passenger trains are
again running, though somewhat late.
was made up to go out yesterday morn
Ing. h still In the yard unable to get a
crew. The other roads are moving pas
senger trains without interference.
Another Vote NOT 20 strike. y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

the Federated Board OF Union Pacific
Railroad Employees has not announced
publicly the result OF its deliberations.
II Is known that II decided not to order
a strike This decision. however, is not
binding upon local assemblies OF the
knights OF Labor and the Knights will
strike If asked to do 80 by General Mas
ter Workman Sovereign.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

Mt a standstill. The same state Of AZ
fairs exists on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg. the Cleveland Akron and Column
bus and the Cleveland, Canton and
Southern. The Nickel Plate Is making
very little headwaS in handling traffic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
$4,000 Fire at West New Brighton
Special to The Evening world.)

WEST NEW BRIGHTON. 8. l.. July IA
large two-story franc building on the Manor
road. owned and occupied BY J. W. wsrdsii a.
Handkerchief factory. was totally destroyed by
are q aW o'clock this meming william H.
James, member Of wysndetts Hook and Lad
- akfsnpt 70 rssess . yalu25is - 6osksd ~ n
- /.''E ~ ne ars = ssPgssse Y . u
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
strike Delays n Convention.

DIES MONIES. la. July The Re-
publican State Convention was to-day
postponed from July II to July rs. and
may be later, on account OF the strike.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

PlTrSBUHG, July There has been
yesterday. All the railway employees
are stu working. but the feeling pre-
walls that i strike may lee ordered at
any moment. At last nights meeting.
izer Tailor stated that the strike would
certainly reach here. SO far no action
has been taken by the Knights OF Labor
In this section
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
More Nickci-Pinte strikers.

R&.LLENUE. o.. July Two mem
hers OF the American Railway Union
prevailed upon he NiChel-rlate en-
ploS 'rs heG TO Join the strikers yestar-
day, "rd to-day the road will be ted up
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Negro Lynched In Tennessee.
(By Associated Pr

(By Associated Press)
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July Jim Bell, Q negro.
charged with killing child. was lynched and
burned by mob near Charlotte. Tenn, yesterday
morning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

OMAHA, Neb., July 7.-Cnief Seavey.
OF Omaha. President ~ the National
Chiefs OF Police Association. to-day tele-
graphet Supt. Brennan, oil Chicago, Of
fering 10 send l,o)l uniformed policemen
to Chicago from the different depart
nents in the National Association. pro-
yided Chicago viii pay their expenses.
rnere are seVcnty-cight cities in the AS
,Ocintitu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Man Found Dead in Bed.

iSIIr L. |, July 7-Iorry Siciicav,rr va.
found dead IN rel this morning In urr Ike
House ct this place The capsr VI hi. death .s
not known yet. An investigation viii b" male
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07

doubtful IL any will lie run Tor Se'er''
days. The Illinois Central IL IN the same
FIX. The Rock Island ana Lake Shor'
and Michigan Southern lines are COM
pletely tied up. their tracks having peen
blockaded by wrecked cars stfe"h alohs
miles Of the two lines by the mob which
for two days had possession of the terri
tory traversed u! 'n' lFa'hS'
The Chicago ami Alton ROAD u run.
us ,,,, t,,,t /, Is blorkaded at Kansas
c,.... ,, ir,o,m.di,t, roints. The chi
u,,r,,nc,on and Quincy system
80. , 1nI,o a ,,mrara,ively unin-
,,, ,,,,,i,,e.s In ,o this morning
s..,..n.,, ,rat,ic remains in n complete
% rh,.,ta,ior and thor. Is no
.',,,,sJ,., ,,rnsr,ncf of ,osutnrtion.
"'
For the twsnty-four hours ending this
morning there were slxty-two tirc-alarm
calls from burning railroad property
nearly all being on the South Side
This ia n remarkable record, according
TO Chief swenie. Several times rail
road sbops were fired. The strain was
sreat on the Fire Department, and at
the HEADQUARTERS In the City Hall
double force of operators were at work.
The number OF alarms rom 'u'y 10
10 o'clock last evening was al, the larg-
e.t ever recorded in the history OF the
Department in that time Chief Swenie
said last night 1t was a question whether
the nremeh on 'he SUM 7'ur ,u'' "o''
,,pued
M.aI.r.a nv Iu.ult..
,.,.,,,r 3, Mat into
-,,,,tarv heoaonarters which will H.
s'.n. 49, IT,, "a ubich tho reyp,er
1000 have been worked IN Nv the in
uoops w.. orond c,va,rvmap nj
~. .tocl..a rds who had been bowled at
h., crou,i for three hours. made a
nroteat 70 his Captain. one hulking
rtoter in particular had planted himself
in front Of the trooper and hurled at
him every epithet ne couid lhink o.
besides daring him to hSht. Inc troop
er turned to his superior:
Captain. Tor heavens sake let me
take my uniform OF and lick that EEL
low. I'll do 1t without any help
The officer refused, or course. Whiie
that soldier's noisy assailant was around
the fermer never took his eyes or MIN.
Had the order to fire been given 1t was
quite certain that rioter would not have
been among those who escaped.
An officer said last night: Tine troops
are worked up 10 frenzy, which has
been he'd oack ny eNcehen. uisc'Pi'ne.
IN ~, 49,.
'nN"y " 80 y. -, -, 90.
mand lease hrihs, IL IN kNe"' A'e'
the first volley, and will get In an extra
.hot or txvo"
s"' VI
Accidental Killing.
n .u,,,o,,..
! Hacnaro Hen' b.. anu " ehnp'"s"'
also q deputy United States Marshal
-. ki,,ed az The Grand Central Depot
,..., x,..,..,
ust evening by tne acciee'ai e~pio" III
of Q gun. William Martin was seriously
-.r,d.d NJ thu s,me time. The ac-i-
..,. 81. -,
Gent creaeed great excitement ~ 'he se''
aral officss Of the road. which are aija>
80, % th. roor,. uhere the affair took
S.. :" L. -. -. =,
place. II oeing thousht that SUM VI
tne SeriAs's na' seu -. -.
sncotihs'
Trninmen Well Out of II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
President Gompcrs Expected.

President Gompers, Of the American
Federation. OF Labor, will be here prob
ably Sunday. The new complication now
10 be feared IL the calling out OF all
labor organizations. That would make
such a large body OF unemployey men
az TO vastly increase the crowds and 10
greatly emsarraSs the handling or the
disorderly element
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
Arbitrary Arrest Orders.
Colorado CIT, Men won't Quit.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. july .
The Colorado CITY Division Of the a. II.
L., representing practically all the trib
utari"S Of the Western Division OF the
colorado Midland Railway, has decided
not TO strike. The vote for III" strik,
Nas u aEaInkt 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-07
BULLETINS OF THE STRIKE.
Boat Club Men ms Train Guards--
Passengers Held Back.
By Associated Press.)


ST. PAUL, MINI, July THE North
ern Pacific train that will roll out this
afternoon for the coast. the first since
the strike was inaugurated. will he
guarded with the choicest nerve and
Drawn Of the Minnesota Boat Club
Deputy marshals were wanted and the
officials were DESTROYS OF having at their
aid something more than the material
ordinarily offered. The Boat Club men
volunteered.
Passengers Held at Kankakee.
KANKAKEE. H., July Five hun
bred passengers from Big Four and MI
this city. Two trains await the opening
OF the blockade at kensington. and two
mail cars carrying through mail are
many passengers are compelled to re
main In the coaches. All factories are
| shutting down for lack of coak and the
electric-light, street railway and water
plants are economizlng 10 the utmost.
Extreme Measures in Kansas.
TOPEKA. Kan. july 7.--To-morrow
will witness change in the strike situa-
| tion In Kansas. when officers will begin
| as fast as possible to arrest all men
who have been identified with the strike
There are now nearly two thousand
names on the list, and they will all
be arrested when found.
Industry Halts at Omaha.
OMAHA, Neh.. July THE Cudahy
| Packing Company has laid off 800 men
IN It's hos-killing department. Swift
ing to run fun force. The working force
OF the Union Pacific system may be laid
of to-day. The Omaha smelter IL nearly
out OF ore. and must soon shut down.
Arbitrary Arrest Orders.
DENVER. July THE order of United
States Marshal Israel to his deputies to
M IA.
pecially leaders, FOR merely counselling
men not To work on railroads In the
hands of receivers has created great ex-
element among the labor orgp MIA tIons
| The strikers declare that no deputies
VIII take them without warrant unless
they kill them.
this and adjoining states as regards the
A X. L. strike. Especially is this the
case on the Union Pacific. Generally
| the conditions are slightly more favor
| able to railroad companies.
Colorado city Men Won't Quit.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. july =
The Colorado city Division Of the A. II.
L.. representing practically all the tri6
utari"S OF the Western Division OF the
Colorado Midland Railway, has decided
not +! to a sIrtke The vote for the strike
shots at II Trains from Ambush.
| TACOMA. Wash. July 7.-Twenty
shots were fired BY ambushed men at
The Carbonate passenger train AZ II
passed the Puyallup Indian ressrvatiu
three miles from the depot The men
IN ambush are supposed IN have been
strikers. No one was hurt.
More NicL.i-Pinte strikers.
R&LLENUE. o.. July Two mem.
hers OF the American Railway Union
prevailed upon he Nichrl-plate en-.
ploS,rs her TO Join the strikers yestar-
day, "rd to-day the road will be ted up
At this po! L
StriL" To Reach Pittsburg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-26
linoertoilettel,.

@enn aud Elm 3ug Der 9leihbeit
burh bic Mpben Der grna9Ienen unb
bic Der ainber gsbt, 10 treten bic leB<
teren bod NlbitftGnbis auf, o6ne babel
i1re Natiirlt9tsit unb @infa9beit eius
subiiBen. Sas 1T I'M 70 erfreuliher,
als ia bic @ntpidsluns bss finoli9en
&0rpers RiidIid1tsn bsbarF, ipelG1s bic
Mpbs oft genug nitbt bed9tet.
Sn eritsr Ginis 1T eS bic empire
form, bic I.lbIt nod grDbere MGb6en
tragen; bas lpIe aI,io pirb bdufig
burd einsn 9iirt,l, brsite 9dnb. ober
StOfffbdrp.n auTammensefaBt. Die
8luientaillen tptrOsn pislfatb NIT tleis
n.n SGdasn obns Qermsl g.trugen
unb finb tbtils in Der Tarb. abIte>
6enb, tbeils nuancirt. 9ei gl.i9farz
bigen 8luIen unb R0den ipdblt man
bic SGdaen au9 aus Sammst, pliif9
II. bergl. gbenIo iinb fir sinfarbigs
&Dds unb Sdt9sn I9ottiI9s 8luien
isbr bsliebt, ipie bsnn bic I6ottiI4en
@toffe iibsrbdupt als cine bsTonbere
Neubeit fir &inbsrtoilettsn gelten
fOnnen. Oas 9o9rotbs f9ottii9e
@snrs bilbet nit 0untelblau, Sanbz
farbe unb Braun eine re9t pitante
@erbinbung; aud tpGblt man germ
8lau unO @riin in i9aabrsttartiger
Muiterung obsr in garredus, bic bur9
niat su breite Strsifsn sebilOst tper<
ben.
Sir gr6Bere MGb9sn fisbt man
bielfa4 bic Iog,nanntsn nSben<Sddz
den" aus Sud- ooer Sammst. Die
bluienf0rmigsn Sdillen psrben bier5u
binten gei6lofen uno pbne g(ermel gez
arbeitet. OisIe SGdhen Iinb nit bauz
f6igen Qermsln unb meiIt nit brsitsn
glufialdgen perIsben.