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Evening journal., 1895-12-05

OF Enelsnd WAS broader than she was
long. arrangements were made for the
Immediate reaoj istment OF her beatty
llues. The Duchess is ss sensible nov as
he day on which ahs left of being
Princess OF Teck and married to please
the Queen. She sacrificed every obiee
ticnable inch at the shrine of hcr t6gai
husbsrd's will. and that Is the real whv
that. FOR hor, the balloon bu'teifl5.mslon.
mandolin effects" ere rs Though they
had never been.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
MARRIED

AWLEY-FORO-At Union NJ e. parson-
age. 5i3 Jefferson street. on Wednesday even
i.g December 1895. by Rev John ID. Hanna.
William 5. Rawley. II New astle county, aud
Miss Lille Ford. OF Kent county. Dsl
EDWAuDs-ROW n AT the Union NJ.
K. parsonage, No. 5l3 jefferson street, on
Tuesday evening. December B. 1895, by Rev.
John ID. 9 Hanna. Benjamin IL. Edwards
and Mrs. Mary @. Rowan.
HAZARD GlLPIN. On Tuesday. Decam-
Der B. 1885, AZ the home Of tho bride, by Rev.
w. = Swariz. Vincent q Hazard and Miss
Anna S. GilplD, both Of WI mington.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
WEDDING CHIMES
December Boasts Many Pretty
Brides and Proud Grooms.
SONS OF DELAWARE AT DINNER

Prominent wilmingtonians WIN Re-
spond to Toasts at the Annual Dinner
on Saturday NIsht-Newspaps Men
Dinc-Mr. and Mrs. saulsburs's Pleas
ant Rscsptlon-A story Relating 10
Big Sleeves.
All communications intended for insartton
a this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care Of the kvENINo JOURNAr,. COM
lnunlcations should be written on one side OF
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
h1arrIage Of a peIaware nraa. 80

DENTON. Dec II. Ooursey Ham
mond, of Frederick, Del. and Miss Ida
Clemons Thawley. youngest daughter Of
ths late j. Wesley Thawley were Married
in the Burrsville Methodist Episcopal
Church lsst night by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Jones'. Walton Mitchell, William K.
Norrls Henry Gordon and NJ Bates
Stephens were the ushers. Msry Hop
kius and Ida Dill were the flower girls
The church was beautifully trimmed and
was crowded with admiring friends.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
PIaE.NIaht fer Loeni se,lh,..

All work snd no play makes Jsek a
dull boy, Is true with the neHepaber
writers as we'll as With the befs OF
any other craft or profession, and last
evening Was play night with the lceal
scrioes Shortly after G oriock the men
Wh' furnish the pRhl.o with the happen
inRs CT the day, and who sre credited
Win moulding public opinion, met In
tho private dining room OF A. u
AinscOx and ling aside the penell took
up AS kaife and fork. Two hours we're
spent Ia eri Dying the following superb
and well ll-served menu:
Oysters on halr shell.
Turtle soup.
Lamb chops. Peas.
Roast turkey. Mashed potatoes,
Cranberry nanre.
Crab SALAD
Chicken salad; cbster salad.
BSolled oy-ters on toast. Ssaae'.
lee cream. Cakes.
Cigars.
There we're no speeches. Newspaper
writer's get enough Of them on other oc-
essi1ns and shop" was strictly brrrsd.
but there we're songs and stories and
WAef AANAo L4tNt JUS UltAtlUl
thoroughly enjoyable, This Is only the
beginning of Of a ssries OF like reunions
which Will be feature OF the social side
Of the Wilmington Press Club.
In Amateur Theatricais.
es The Sleeping Oar" and "The Mouse
Trap. both by noWells, will be pre-.
zen ea by number OF young society
people in the drawing room Of the New
Century Club Tonight under the auspices
Of the Wouan's Alliance Of the Unitarian
Church The patronesses of the
affair are; Mrs Samuel Bancroft, Jr
Mrs. William Bate, Mrs Alexander I
Bowser. Mrs James 3 ClArkson,
Mrs frances s Garrett, Mrs Enlen
Hevei, Miss Anuis T Finn.
Mrs Elizabeth w. Mendlnhsn,
Mrs Samuel McOaulleY, Mrs Benz amin
Nields, Mrs frank Pyle. Mrs. Linton
smith, Mrs w Harod Smith, Mrs John
2. Wales. Mes Alfred D. Warner.
Mrs Lewis G Vandegrff5.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
Mid-neoember weddInr

Miss Mary R. Cooper, Of Camden, sister
Of Colonel E T. Cooper, aud Charles d.
Jolls. Of Middlssown, will be usrried on
Wednesday, December 1S. st 2 o'clock.
m The ceremony viii be performed in
st. Paups Church Csmdsn.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
RawIer-Ford.

William L Rawlsy. OF this county. and
Miss Lille Ford, Of Kent county, came to
this city last night and were married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
D Q. Henna at Union parsonage, No.
513 Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
APJav House On Fire.

At1t 40 o'clock last evening chi DIS
play house 10 the yard Of James Tyre, No
1901 Delaware avenue. was disc5vsrsd to
be on fce The Water Witch bays re
spondsd to a still alssm snd soon had the
blaze out. The damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
q rhc Two Johns'' saturday Nlsht.

OF ths Two Johns Company. which
comes 10 the Opera House. Saturday
night, 3 live Western paper says. j.
c. Stevarts 1.-TWO Johns" CJmp,uy
opened a. ths Auditorium last evening
The Two leading characters Philip john
and Peter Johns. the totmsr By J. G
Stewart aud the latter by Paul
Dresser 1t is the old team OF
Johns together again, aud Of course
they have a good show. The ludlcrous
mishaps, mistaken identities aud c)nl
ealltles of tha fuuny play were amusinglT
brought out Tae oompsnY is a gold
ono The quartet made a strong impres
sion by It's foe siagln aud was eucorsd
again and again. Ths other sp,cialtlss
are Aleo Ruoi
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
sons of Dalannre WIIl Dino

The snnual dinner OF the s ms OF
Delaware Of Philadelphia will be
given at the Union League, that
city, on Saturday evening. District
Attorney Lewis @ VAnderzrift will
respond to the toast THE Naval
Heroes of Della ware" Attorney -den
eral Robert @ White The Military
Heroes Of Dslaware;" Congressman
Willis. "The State OF Delaware" Lsuuel
Ely enigg, "Why Mt Hon. George
v Massey will also be there, together
with Chief Justice Lsrs, Judge
Grubb and Judge Marvel. Col
ouei Benjamin Nislds, ProthonotGry
Victor B WoOlley aud Deputy Attorney
General Peter L Cooper. Jr will be the
personal guests OF Frances Il. Hoffecker
Chsuceiior Nicholson and ex Chancellor
Wolcott have seat their regrets.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
In Amateur rheatrIeala.
A Kent oonntr WaddInr.

Cards have been sssued by Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph T. Rash. Of Pearson's
Corner Kent county. announcing the
msrrlge Of their daughter Mary to
Nathan a. Hutcbins. The wedding Will
take place on Wednesday. December 10.
at the home Of the BRIDE at o'clock In
the evening.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
O $50 Orphan'sl at I'd BIleu.

The engagement at the Bijou by the
excellent company presenting the The
Two o pbsns" terminated last evening
There have been fair houses and the
perform ,ncss bave been heartily enjoyed.
The Blj jlu ia RAPIDLY forging ahesd as a
popular Auusement resort, a result which
Is both hattsrinQ aud deserved.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE

a Confidence Exists Be-
tween the People and
this store, Born of an
Acquaintance and Ex-
perience of Many Years
of Mutual Service.
Employment of every
known mercantile force to
find the sources of production
of reliable clothing.
Certainty that patrons get
the largest selections Of Popu-
lar Priced Clothes at our store
and whatever they purchase at
the lowest cost it can be given
for. l4
Freedom from pressure to
buy when visiting the store or
looking at goods.
Absolute satisfaction with
the privilege to return what
for any reason does not suit
after it is at home,
The confidence increases as
we do better. We can trust
the people to discover what is
to their own interest and we
only look for business while
rendering right service,
Boys Refers. No such
assortment in any house in
Wilmington. We are making
a big pull for the little folks,
Neatly braided Refers, small
sizes have sailor collar. larger
sizes with velvet collar. AS
trakhans, Chinchillas and
Cloths, So, 81 so, So, $3.50,
81 and SIS.
Boys Suits in such a
magnificent variety that this
entire page would not suffice
for a full description.
A durable, good Suit for
$3.50.
A grand Suit, or rather
hundreds of them-some of
them with double seat and
knee for So, $2.5o, So, So so,
$4, 81 50. SIS and SO.
ChiIdIen'S In neat pat
Cape 0VeTCOaiS, terms, deep
Kilt 0VHTCOatS caPes and cut
and listers, long Mel
tons, Cheviots
and Cashmeres, So, So. SO, So,
So so, 81 and SIS,
YnuthS Never did any
SuiiS and house succeed SO
0verCOatS. well in pleasing
theyoung man
the same quality, the same
style, the same superiority, as
in our Mems are here for the
Youths, SIS, SO, $3.50, 81, SIS,
So, $40 and $I2.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Store open evenings.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
Thn se.hrooha oompanr.

The Thomas Q Seabrooke Company
has changed its date AZ the Opera House
from next week to early in January at
which time this well-known company
will produce tho laugbab'e comedy
"BAbg Nine
Evening journal., 1895-12-05

The Major I'D m,ke him snOlOxze or
fight" The Judge -''Ih ats the distgreeahle
part Of IL. He'll q sht without being made
TO. m-DetrOit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
KENNARD & co
62l-623 Market Street.
Whether this store is meas
HFed by high-priCed things or low
the result is always the same
qualities, aSSOrtmenlS, values
are nearer as you would have
them than ever before.

Perhaps you have noticed
that we don't say bargains" all
the time and still the store
keeps growing in the con-
fidence of every one who has
occasion to visit it.
The people come here to
look and to buy and our
printed announcements are de-
voted to telling the news Just
as it is found here and it's al
ways fresh, bright and inter-
esting as the store and its con-
tents.
Still a goodly number of the
reduced Coats left. All sizes.
$40 quality at SIS.
$I2 quality at So.
These are a line of garments
made to Our order this season.
but have not sold fast, being
three-quarter lengths - but
they are great for a very cold
day. The new large sleeves
and coat back.
We have beautiful Astra
chan Jacket at $I2 and a fine
Boucle at $40.
And a handsome Astrachsn
at So.
These, in connection with
our great lines of garments at
Sis, SI6, $I7, $40, S22 and
$25, make an assortment un-
surpassed.
Splendid line of Fur Capes.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
The Silk Department

Notes the arrival of some ex-
ceedingly handsome effects in
Chameleon. Persian, Taffeta
Silks, $I.65 and $I.S5 per
yard.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05

Xmas Goods are coming in daly-already taking orders
for future delivery Novelties in tables tabouretes smoking
stands cabinets,
A new Clothes-poe at 65c-the $r.a5 kind cannot
improve upon
Our own make Couches are now here at So $40, $I2,
SIS ETC.
Have been short them and just caught up with stock
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
Do. md 20. saulsburY EntertaIn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard salisbury gave
a reception in honor Of Chancellor John
r. Nicholson aud Attorney G Gsneral Rob
ert White, at their home. at Four
teeuth and Brooms Streets last night
The judiciary and members of tbs bar
were present,
Evening journal., 1895-12-05

C.tarrh is a constitutional disease and can
no. be cured by l1cal app ications. Hood &
sarsaparilla Is a constitution ! remedi; 10
cures catarrh because 2 purliies the bloc 1.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable aud do not
purge, pain or gripe. sold py MI druggists.
Evening journal., 1895-12-05
ITEMS or ~. EResT.

Woman at the door-"Are you tramp?'
Wagzlea-"No, madim; I'm de pet model ov
de Noo York cumick Rrtis's an tonehoT
has lost me Way"-Syracuse Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

by repeating all her tariff laws to,morrQw: EVea
Great Britain would undertake 70 collect duties
except undei and in accordance W'ln NlcarAsuan a
would ma herself power!csS 10 c"Ilvct HgI cIaih
IN the manner proposed. OF course. When the ener-
gency had passed. the laws coulo De fe-"iacted
ne course | have suggested WOuI Ne lhr iiEut one
i0r Nicaragua to adopt and hope she VIII nave
the nerve to do 1t.
Il observe" continued the Democratic states
man. Great Britain has taken car" 70 MAKE ~
where the interests OF the United states ar" NsiDle
in material form. The canal compary. YOU re
member, holds 4 charter from Congress- ana the
canal. when completed tand II ouSht 10 have Dfrn
completed before this timcl. will he controlled by
and in the interest Of the United states. our Gov
ernment, therefore, is deeply interested in pre-
venting an invasion Of Nicaraguan sovereignty from
the Pacific rs IL is from the Atlantic The inter
oceanic car al ana the control o. II are a National
necessity and European Power can be per
mitted to Do anything to Gind"f or prevent ether
OF American commerce and National defence
Some statesmen who belong to the Democratic
party appear to regard the Monroe Doctrine as a
sort Of abstra action, rather than as practicable
spondent.
Yes have observed that. and have oven heard
II asserted that ii never has been enforced. Many
men. however. distinctly remember that & en-
forced some thirty years ago when a display of
military force on the Rio Grande under Phil Short
dan caused France to withdraw her forces from
Mexico and abandon MaX!niran 70 his fate. II I
am not mistaken. Franco urged Great Britain he
fore that invasion of Mexico. the ostcrsbic object
of which was to enforce the payment o. certain
claims. TO Join her in the enterprisn. but after
II is true that the action OF the United Statos was
delayed at that time account OF the civil War.
but as soon as that ended an army app"ared on the
Rio Grande. prepared to march into Mexico. -
necessary. to enforce the Monroe Doctrine. which.
you say. OF the statesmen 90 tho present
day appear TO regard as a sort OF abstraction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
ATLANTA WANrS To BE HEADQUARTERS
woRKING TO HAVE \ NEW ARMY DEPARTMENT
cREATEn-rHE Gc-'ERNMENT EXHIBIT

WORKING TO HAVE \ NEW ARMY Department
,REAwEn-rHE Gr-'ERNMENT EXHIBIT.
Atlanta Ga. April q AT meeting Of prominent
business men OF Atlanta .o-day. iniuatory steps
yy.re taken ta secure the establishment OF a ne"
dcrartment u The Army - be known as inc pe-
partinent OF the South WIKI headquarters az Al
lanta There are enough troops IN the South Az
llntc and Gulf States 20 warrant the establishment
OF a new department. ard a strong. concerted ell
fort Will be made - bring about the eSthollsnmeht
D., such n dcpar,nlent and memorials by civil and
commercial bodies In Georgia VIII be presented TO
tho Secretary ot War Tor this purpose
captain Thomas H. Barry. OF the Tinted states
Army a member of the Government commission OF
tho cotton states and International Exposition Is
in the CRY locating tne exhibit and making arrange
ments therefor lie brought with him detailed in
formation concerning the exhibit, which VIII be
substantially the same as that made AZ 'acato. n
camp . Contemplated. AMI two compaN!'s ot the
5th iufantry stationed az Mcpherson BARRACKS FOUR
r,V.s from Atlanta Wii be detailed under the COM
MANI 81 { "A :or tuis duty They VIII be
encirnped on tie I'm not FAR from The Governmen'
lllluy and the tactics OF the Army VIII be Illus
trnteI Iy daily drills The Army and Navy exhibits
N occupy the entire annex OF the Government
I,itit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
4 CRANK JTSITS DURRINT
SIZE SAYS HE is Not THE MURDERER, But is
NOT ALLOWED TO TESTIFY.

SIZE SAYS HE Is not THE MURDEkER But is
NOT ALLOWED TO TESTIFY.
San Francisco. April 2s.-when the examination OF
was crowded TO euffocatlon. Hundreds We're unable
70 gain entrance The accused man looked haSgard
and worn but throughout the proceedings preserved
his usual Indifference. Miss Williamson. who ere
atcd the scene a, yesterdays session. applied for
admission this morning. but her request was re-
fused
Emma Smvln. one Of the four girls supposed to
have seen Durrant near the church at 9;l0 O'Clock
on the night Of the Williams murder called TO
the stand She had not seen the mans face. and
all she knew was that the coat and hat worn by
"a. man ,vor, similar TO those OF Durrant shown
TO her in court.
4 new witness J. p. IIoddon. freight claim ad-
iuster Of the Southern Pacific Company testified
that he saw a man resembling Durrant with a girl
near Emmanuel church on the night Miss Williams
was murdered He described the couple on the
sidewalk and his close observation OF the man.
HIS attention was attracted 10 the couple by the
conduct OF the man. lie knew II Was a few minutes
after s. ns he had wound his watch just before
leaving his house As he got nearer he that
the man had the girl by the arm. and was APP
norentlv coaxtng her to 30 with him The witness
described the man, but said he could not identity
him. ,,. van
this morning She was Il tall good looking youi.S
woman and when she entered The office I, OF tne
ON particular business. She was permitted 10 en-
Ter the jail and talked for some time with the
nnicc nn,, dramatically declared: "He Is not the
man / looked at his head and neck. and know
court and testify to that effect but told that
her assistance was not needed
The inquest the body Of Blanche Lamont was
oiinv uostponed again until next Monday because
the police not ready with their witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
UNION md REBLL FLAGS on MS COFfIN
STORY or JOHN g. HoGATE'S BRAVE CAPTURE OF
\ CoNFEDERATE ENSIGN THE HERO TO
EE pI-RIED TO-DAY.


John G. Hogatc a gallant Union veteran and the
hero Of an exciting episode during the late war.
VIII b. buried IN Eycrgrccns Cemetery, Brooklyn.
to-day. lie died on sunday at his home No. 2eS
81 james Place Upon his coffin during the service
VIII rest u Union and Confederate nag. The latter
emblem meant u great deal to Mr.. Iiogate ana
there Mas never campfire or an anniversary
among he veterans without his being called on
tO tell the story Of how ne came by H. He seized
II. almost siuge-handed. at the battle Of Charles
ton At the time he was sergeant OF Company J..
Slst Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteers. General
Hancock WIS IN command OF - division 10 winch
HOEdtc's regiment was attached, and hc hhd
been cxaspcratcd for several days by "A company
Of Confederate cavalry which had lowered about
his Outposts, occasionally picking on sentry. lie
determined 10 rou them and called for volunteers.
IIOgatc almost the first 10 respond and with
others va urged 70 bring back TIE STAFF nag, u
possible. The same morning iiogate had received
some revolver. ana the regiment colorcd cook who
was one Of 'hr volunteers on this occasion. was
H0gatc. with the cook by his side. marched in the
front rank Of the charging coMmn. and when they
for the nag The former tore 1t oose from the stan
and was making of with 1t when n Confederate cav
The cook stuck the barrel Of the revolver under the
descending blade which clean through the barrel
hand M McFnin cnng cIr t" the has. however and with
ne help Of NE cook hcd of me cayaIrymen until
VINO called him out before the regiment and praised
him for his bravery.
pariuent, ana on" LAY, Huch 10 ms Joy, hc iouni
the me9i cal Has for the taking % Of which he had
Capitol lui.dlng IN Washington by hard begging
he had II given 10 him TO keeP u IS about one and
and in" cross stripes. containing thirteen white
stars. are OF blue
been with the brooklyn city Railroad Company.
He was he virtual Inventor Of the fare Indicator.
lie wS% s,osce e ded daaIas MI S
Among Grand Army men he was well known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
he STOLE OTER $50, ,0o1.
THE CASHIER or \ North CAROLINA BANN a
HEAVY NEFAU LITER.

TIE CASHIER OF y N'it4li 'fL''''I.'+f H'''''N -
HEAVY pGFAULTER
Charlotte y c. April 81. Il. Holland, cashier
Of the Merchants and Farmers National Bank, OF
this CITY is q defaultcr to the amount Of $4,000 or
more Mr. Hollands pcculations have been carried
on for eight years ana he has managed TIL the
last few days to hide them from discovery Inc
exact amount OF them = not yet fully known.
No man IN Charlotte has In the past bech heid
In higher regard or been more fully trusted 'hah
Mr. Holland. and the whole cI;y was greatly sur
pr.sed and shocked to hear OF MS cmoe%Z'eHeht'
lie has not been placed under arrest at the re-
guest of the directors Of the bank he agreeing 10
waive all examination in case proceedings are oe-
gun a-ainst MIN lie has never made the Sh7"'o"'
effort TO escape.
Wcel, before last Mr. Miller. the bank examiner.
stopped Gastonil his way to charlotte lie
examined the National bank there thoroughly ana
knew every bank with which II had an account or
money loaned. He found that bank in good cond-
lion and came on 10 Charlotte The first day ne
spent at tho Merchants and Farmers ifanh ne & uls-
b. had loan % sj.or marked to tso Gaston'a Bank
He called Mr. holnna up 4nI a+k,G II '1te r1snI1 nj note
ci ihe aet to -, n'N toI ,s That was easily
Sccouniri loi'd .oT ar rl m ina; nsG; MT. Miller
Went away. No one asked wh,re J." was GONG hut
supposed Go was through with his "Xlmlna'i2h ana
ned gone e.s'wncr" "a the SAM erIal', a. ~ .' n"
fono but o'y T. rc,uri H. io3k 'Ht '~ tIe,', Kan
Of ;nr blaE ana .o!f Inn be wanted 70 9o.. o.cr
his hooks again NJ. jenkins wondered "hai was was
XIII of isr5rh - b5Yts so oan o: 5000 to
the Merchants and Farmers Bank was found. Mt
''you have borrowed from tho Merchants and
Farmers Rank Of charlotte 5000 o' "h''h 'he'e
~No. .aii Nr jenkins Il haye not" n. ,,o.-
said nothing more. hui came iack 70 Charlotte ~,
neW day IL api"r"i Ut IN" Mrrr1'nis rs, "Ih 1
might hay. rndc ms'@r i' Cont ~ l,,,,,. can n
ae1.u. las,.li of hndt"s It only 81 short he i'uh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
i "TRILBY" OUTBREAK ~ IN ALMSHOUSE


ABOUT 700 WOMEN WILD" TO Learn ABOUT TIlL
MOST BEAUTIFUL FOOT ~ PARIS
There has been lately a y.rucnt outbreak OF
''Trilby" In the Kings County a.mshousc. There
are 7cD ola women in that institution The most -
whom read the newspapers and Little by Ntt.c th".
have caught the infection until no" abou; all tA,.'
talk about is ''Tr!lby." Mrs quay the ma,ron is
besi-ged whenever she enters the Old women
wards for copy OF the novel one old inmate
tearfuy Informed the rnatron that She could roN'T
die in peace until she read "-Trliby' Tho matron
read the book a few days ago. and one OF The old
women found It out.
she wanted to know al. about the heroine
said the matron yesterday. "and ] explained t'hi
Trilby was handsome woman with good figure,
who noby gave up the man she loved because hi5
mother told her that she could not MAKE him
happy but that the story chiefly turned about h'r
feet which remarkably pretty and Wei
formed that the men VINO them az once fell In
love with the whole woman. The old LADY. who Is
sixty-hve wondered what sort Of a girl Trlby
was to be making show Of her baro feet and
she thought It wasn't at ak RESPECTABLE" When ]
enlightened her that Trilby was mode. who
posed for artists. my inquisitor, who a sin';
Presbyterian. CAV. a scream and ran 81. But. ~
course. she couldn't keep 1t 20 herself In half
an hour all her companions knew about Tr'.b,
beautiful feet. ana tnat she was model som"
but anyhow. it sounded mys,crious. Ani then
commenced the clamor for 'Trlby. 1h"F vii
never be satisfied until they kno" "hat l' III 'i''
'Helt dozen copies of the book we're sent u.s."
continued the indIion' anu j. , r.,' ,. ,b,,
read Among tho inmates arc arg" number -
women who not only have seen better days a. The
saving is but who have been reared IN luxury ana
had liberal educatiOIs. Tho" are also ~" ~ Sax
trained ciocutlonlsjs Among these ne hooks
were distributed They read aloud 20 the others.
who gathered about ihem In Fronps an5 n,'CRprl p
1Ic