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Great is crepon and greatly to be
praised.
I'm aware that there are cropons
and crepons, for scientific accuracy let
me single out the crepon which looks
thick and is thin, which by deft cum
ming of weave is made to simulate
thick, rough surfaced cloth. vet is
in reality thin and light, and decided
comfort to the vearer. 4 combination
of crepon and chiffon is about as light
load to carry about as a woman can
have in these days.
A simple skirt of plain dark blue Gre
pom, which may be, but needn't be,
nine yards about the hem, is the foun-
dation for a pretty and cheap all-pur-
pose dress To compensate for the
plainneSs Of the skirt the waist must be
as pretty and fussy and fluffy as waists
are made, and down the front must run
a mass CT plaits OF cream chiffon.
The crepon can be furnished in bes-
ket weaves or rough effects OF any sort
desired. And who would not welcome
the chance Of carrying around FIVE
pounds OF dry goods in dress instead
Of fifteen?
OF course Il il wasn't q fashionable
material-bat then that would be d;f-
Ierent. ELLEN OSBORN.
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eationaI propa oIllty. but the president,
1t transpires, has been talking with
some Of the justices, and knows
exactly who will retire and when. It
came out in the course OF the discus
sion that an odd accident had been re-
sponsible for the delay in the famed
income tax decision. The justices ex-
ercised great caution in preventing any
surreptitious information finding its
way IN advance to the public. Chief
Justice Fuller kept his manuscript I'M
der lock and key for days, but when he
looked it up for consultation with his
fellow justices it was illegible on ac-
count of the ink, which had been
spilled over it. For time the judges
actually feared there was another
''leak," but Chief Justice Fuller went
to work with his pen all over again
and soon recovered lost time. The
theory of the court was that mice had
overturned the ink-well upon the legal
lore, or that some vagrant insect had
futtered over the immortal words with
daubed antennae. Mice or bug, the
creature added materially to the public
suspense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

Trurn sIIgnu,y rnIrTcu uraPery when
crossed the hips. the front seams being
piped narrowly with silk. and the big
plaits at the back arranged almost in.
bow form at the top. The bodice had
great pulled oversleeves of black silk.
spangled with jet sequins,a sequin belt
grrdled to the waist. and an enormous
black bow finished the neck behind. A
square collar of creamy guipure fell
over the shoulders, and to crown all
was big buttercup yellow hat trimmed
with yellow ribbon and black bows
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NEW WOMEN WHO "BrKE.

The best have seen was of black
cloth with a lining of chine silk,
whereon forget-me-notsd isported them
selves on pale blue ground. Like all
of its ilk, it was abnormally short,
scarcely reaching below the waist
line. 1t was shapeless, OF course, and
worn with an enormous ruche of
pale blue crfmped silk about the throat.
1t had enormous sleeves. II was not
pretty, but in six weeks time it will be
D tremendous go.
Speaking Of coaching parties, I ought
10 ten you Of one or two good outdoor
dresses that appeared in last weeks
coaching parade. A pretty girl with
gray-blue eyes and hair in ripples all
round her head-even as the hair of
the heroines in the dime novels-wore.
buttercup yellow silk with the fullness1
Of the skirt springing out at the sides
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the society, an American, who had met
with an accident near the White Lodge.
The matter of royalty receiving pres
ents was looked up, and it appeared
that under no circumstances could the
duchess accept the gift This may be
all very well, but the fact remains that
the late Mrs. W. W. Astor presented the
royal lady with dog and parrot,
both of which lifts were accepted To
be sure, the situation was changed, 70!
the princess was Mary OF Teck then,
aud had visited Cliveden with her
mother and been impressed with the
accomplishments of the parrot. More
over, she and Mrs. Astor were friends.
It is however, very unlikely that any
attempt to present the duchess OF York
with tokens of esteem OF admirers on
this side OF the Atlantic VIII succeed.
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ANOTHER CRAZE.

this summer to ANOTHER CRAZE.
club Of males, and to row them off the
course. A uniform has been adopted.
1t seems graceful and divine, quite
likely to extinguish the glories Of the
bicycle female. Among the interested
supporters Of the undertaking are Mrs.
j. j. Aston, Mrs. George Gould, Mrs.
Mackay and Mrs. Iselin. The idea
itself comes from Paris, where the Or
leans princesses originated it. The
trouble heretofore in the way OF suc-
cess of such undertakings has been that
publicity would invariably prove en-
barrassing to the fair devotees of the
oar. This difficulty is in measure to
be obviated by the use Of a private
course, DR.. Seward Webb, it seems,
having undertaken to provide one from
the streams which flow through his
numerous and princely domains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

DELAYED THE COUNT. doubled. These
efforts brought out rather curious fact
that Wheeler II. Peckharn or William
3. Hornblower is IN the presidents
mind for denomination should any
judges retire between now and 1897.
IS there is positive assurance viii be
the case. Hills opposition is not ex-
pected TO count for much after the ire
mendous setback he got back IN his own
state. Neither NJ. Hornblower nor
Mr.. Peckham is concerned in IBIS sem
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sort in her mind,
an idea not remotely connected with
the ambitious project of getting her
son safely welded to q well-xnown
heiress, who shall be nameless here.
That she will be here very shortly no
one questions, but her going has
brought up once more a peculiar so
ciety snarl, quite unprecedented in Gull
tured purlieus. Mrs. Mackay is par
tisan on one side Of the war, and has
tened to London with the intention of
being prominent in the fray.
The conflict arises ont Of the rival
ambitions Of Henry White, our former
secretary OF legation in London, and
the present American ambassadorial
regime there to control the social
destinies of our countrymen and coun-
trywomen. Henry White has never
forgiven those who caused bis rather
ignominious election from a position
of great social importance. His
wrongs were taken up by a numerous
section Of the American colony, which
believed that Mr.. White had been
kicked out to get an Astor in. 1t was
bitterly asserted that Mr.. White would
take house in London and show the
ambassadorial regime that it would
suffer socially. To be sure, the am
bassador presents at court, but the
ambassador cannot get the smart set
to take anyone up. That requires an
other kind of iniuence-the sort pos
sessed by Henry White. When, there
fore, any individual had the backing
of the embassy he was sure to be
frowned down by the White faction.
That brought about highly compli-
Gated situation for Americans eager to
be recognized socially in England.
Very soon our colony became hopeless
ly divided, and 1t began to look even as
if Mr.. Roosevelt must be recalled. Nay,
there was a rumor circulated to that
effect. Then it was that Mrs. Mackay
hurled herself into the breach. It is
alleged that the Whites, when in power,
were somewhat supercilious to this
powerful woman, and II SO she is being
amply revenged. She has, in spite of
many eccentricities, enormous personal
influence in London with the real Rot
ten Rowers, as they say over there, and
At was not long before she had given
the embassy quite measure Of infu-
ence with all of them.
But when Mrs. Mackav was compelled
to absent herself from London matters
assumed less favorable aspect. Mr..
Whites proud boast that whatever hap
pens he ''si.ws wood and says nothing"
became justifiable the moment his
enemy had turned her back. She re-
ceived many letters from London friends
imploring her aid. Now that she has
returned to Europe the situation may
change materially.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

BOTH FOB BKLMoST- every b u d
beng IN the metropolis with taste fo-
hor~efesh. I, Is understood that his n
fiuence with the powers that be pre-
vented a series Of drastic legislative
measures calculated 10 XII sro-t IL the
Empire state with rare adroitnoss re
has continued % remain &c C2lly sold
with winners and losers Of the turf-
This prominence OF the Belmont
name caused Rnseberv 10 conzra.ulSts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

ed with'the army Itself, yet who thrus.
themselves into prominence on claims
that the grand army is backing" them
for official recognition. Particularly is
this the case in New York. Men who
apply for positions OF importance in the
public service make il regular prac-
tice TO represent in their petitions that
they represent the veterans Another
practice is TO organize veterans clubs,
in which there arc no old soldiers
Whatever, yet it is claimed that the G.
a. r. IS recruiting It. This charlatanry
hes assumed such proportion. that the
commander in chief and his staff pro-
p0se 20 take legal measures against the
impostorS- DAVID WEcHsLER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

OQl1c6 u6A Lu0
bicycle 9. This
new cutie : is
nothing 9th er
than q plan to
put q feminine
eighth the field,
or, rather, on the
W a ( err. Til e
eight will COM
prise women of
extreme fashion
and W e al t b.
They propose to
issue acha1enge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

shcft Jacket are trimmed with small
buttons
Some women do not care to hide tho
boomers, and for them all manner OF
smart things In dark blue and blacl,
and a multiplicity of green's are being
turned out daily, for the woman BIZ
cyclist has come to stay.
It's time TO talk about yachting suits,
and very good one Is Of soft white
serge. 1t is made with short pointed
jacket, whose big fat sailor collar and
deep revers are faced with pale blue
gros grain silk. A narrow belt Of the
same delicate tint fastens in front with
pearl buckle.
For rougher winds and waves, per-
haps, Is blue checkered serge skirt
and plain blue jacket. The collar and
revers q this. sui. are faced-with the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

Its behalf must
n e I'd qualifca-
ton. 1t had its
origin, or rather
its reiteration, in
a project of the
Kings Daugh-
ters in some OF
the states to pre-
sent the duchess
Of York with an
oil painting to
acknowledge her
kind ne SIS to &
r0nnn -nr,oD -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

this country, a
position W n len
gives the man
all-potent infu-
ence upon legis-
lation affecting
racing IN New
YORK. August
Belmont IN par
ticula- Is likely
TO be an iuPor-
tSnt character 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

servances pro
sented an oppor
tunity for til 6
d isc sion OF
various a G W
schemes, partic-
ularly in connec-
ton with the G..
A. Z. The lat
ter proposes
once for all 10
rid itself Of GER
tain parasites. in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

parture for Eu-
rope have not a
little pu zzl e d
those who were
assured that this
versatile matron
proposed to es-
tablish herself in
New York in the
capacity Of petit
Goa tie d e e a u
Bru Ell No
doubt she had
some idea of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

will soon exist in
the S upr e m e
court of the
United States,
the quiet efforts
of the metropoli-
tan bar to secure
repre- sentation
for the Empire
state on that
august b e C b
have been 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
Accor,iin- To SEASON.

Few people realize the necessity Of
varying the clothing according 20 the
temperature, and many woman wears
scslskin sacque or e heavy wrap IN
weather which demands nothing warm
er than a coat Of light cloth II was
the duke Of Wellington who was cred
tied WITH possessing fourteen oTercoats.
from which Re selected each day the
one best suited 20 the prevailing TEN
perature. and perhaps lis ezrefGlsess
fact that be lived 70 the advanced age
CT ei-ktr-fo-sr-
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30 advanced Of her. On the same gen.
eral principle 1 ought to adopt and
recommend the new, loose Jackets
which one or two women have ven
tured to sport on the first coaching
trips of the season. Nobody likes them,
but everybody feels it is in the air that
they are going to be immensely fash
ionable
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OFF FOR THE WARS
Why Mrs Mackay Went Abroad
In Haste Equipped for Battle.
Grover Cleveland and the BARLOW o. H.
p. Belmont Made . Wager with Lord
Rosebery-Rowing ~ q New End Of
Wonen-Royalty and Presents.

lcoPYR1GHT. 1881
The sudden advent of Mrs. Johu W.
Maclkay and her equally precipitous de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
A Yindic2tfon.

Now that it has become a well-under-
stood fact that two or more vacancies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
Grand A-mv Chanrea

The recent activity in the veteran or.
Plantations due TO Decoration day OBJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
RSlmOufanA-

The Belmonts are conceded 70 be the
practical arbiters Of turf destinies in
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One of the newest bicycle gowns is
on decidedly original model. 1t is
divided in the back and fastened into
the two front side seams, thus form
ing the boomers and keeping the skirt
from blowing up as one rides. When
the wearer is seated on the wheel the
full folds drop evenly and give full
skirt effect. When standing the folds
arrange themselves in box plaits apd
hide the boomers The SKIRT ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
Roxaltx and Presents.

The statement that British royalty
never permits gifts to be accepted on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

Jiaks-l aespLse man Who f. man
w-ih bls VIE Do you give yo1-s an
sllTT~aaee. Or what she can vheecls
OCT q you2
Fiil.sEs-Bosh--Tsd b:sx
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Rowing a. Feminine Fad.

The sporting proclivities of the fair
sex in New York are finding another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

Good Thing for Women
The invention Of the typewriter has
gwen employment 10 500, 200 women.
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Another dress worth looking at was
Of blue-green silk sprayed here and
there with little punches Of cornAow-
ers. The skirt was plain, but the
bodice had a yoke of cream lace with
collar OF gold galoon, and belt to match,
while the huge sleeves tapered to
pointed cuffs edged with GALLON. The
hat for this toilet was a blue rough
straw covered with green leaves and
corn6owers-
An especially pretty costume was
made with full plaid skirt and bodice
Of pale green silk, striped with q
deeper shade of green. A V-shaped
band of white silk studded with gold
sequins formed yoke effect in front.
Green chiffon was draped in scarf
fashion over the shoulders, meeting in
the back at the belt The hat was a
rough green straw with rose garland
tied with chiffon.
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WANTED-We want 20 insure your life
IN the Bankers Life OF Des Moines, Iowa
We give you the cheapest and best con-
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WANTE-TO buy secondhand creamery.
AdTesS X Funk, HiIlsboro. Kan.
CI9-lt n
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WANTED-Situation by two good girls
10 90 housework. Can give the best Of
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-s2o to 500 per day
easily made in any lOcaury. Ne furnish
a line OF samples free and allow 80 per
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free, or We mail a sample of our goods
IN sterling silver upon receipt of 10 cents
IN stamps. Standard Silver Ware Co,
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WORN TO PLAY IN
The New Short Jackets and Other
Summer Finer1eS.
postumeS for Coaching PARTIES - The
Yachting Suit, the Bicycle Suit and
the Dainty Things That Are
Evolved from CrsPoR.
tooPYRIGHr. 1851

BE thought has
occurred to me
a number Of
I'll d es tina ]
would adopt for
my f avorite
that queen in
the Alice book
who cried be-
fore she was
pricked; it was
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WANTED-Trayeling men TO carry ,ha
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Kan CsE-t1.
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WANTED-Piano tuning Having
Withdrawn his order book from Barnes 4
Newcomb, J. L. Sheldon desires his pa
irons orders sent by mall or telephone
to the Manhattan hotel Diff.
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WANTED-Rszors. shears and clipper,
to grind J. /. Stafford. lg7 S.,Aain St.
ciZl-tf
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WANTED-Plano tuning. J. Z. Shell
don, tuner. action and tone regulator. re-
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as applied 70 the art Of izuius. and tone
production. Twenty-fogr years tuner
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WANTED-A good secondhand cart.
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FOR SALE-Ics box. ice cream freezer
, pair E-sisss : show cases ard -as Or
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WANTED-Pisnos to tune al 81; grand.
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FOR SALE-Notor. ore :hrse-ho-~1
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z; -'Coumc1er" Office. cor. First an1 I'm
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WANTED-Two or three neffer caivex
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PURE AND FRESH homeopathic Rem
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homeopathic Pharmacy. lis South Law
renee Ave, Wichita. dist 10
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Withdrawn his order book from Barnes 4
Newcomb, j. L. Sheldon desires his pa
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TO the Manhattan hotel dit.
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FOR Salad kids of househoi4 tsr-
nitUTe- II n Fsrhksiu.sr. 81 ; WAFER
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

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Psyhometrist and Clairvoyant, can be con-
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snd social Life. So S. Water ST.
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