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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Chau. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex,
Mrs. W. G. Wilcox went to Waco
yesterday.
Miss Grace Bowman is visiting rela-
slyes In Waco.
Jim DUN Of wheelock was in town
yesterday.
J. FELTON, Lane Of Hearne was here
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. W. DOremus went up to
Hesne yesterday.
Col. Harrison Of College was In the
city yesterday.
Bob Newsome was in from the bot
tom yesterday.
1nousanos Of cases Of Consumption,
Asthma. Coughs, folds and Group are
cured every day BY shIloh's Cure. Sold
By oil druggists.
Alex Mcleod and Taylor Beene were
up from Milliean yesterday.
Dr.. WIN Peterson came up from
Navasota yesterday.
Uncle Joe Hearne Is having ia,
Riallo Saloon fitted up In elegant style
Mf. and Mrs. George MeMiehael can't
up from Millican yesterday.
Karrs Glover Root Tea purlnes tn
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
The soil and climate OF Texas is no
conducive to propagation and growtl
Of republican principles. Grand oil
Texas.
The crusade against the "heelern ant
corrupt politics Is step in the RICH
direction. The Office holders and can
didates, being the principal sufferer
from the pernicious system, need bel
In the fight against II, and they shout
be aided by the hearty support an
cooperation Of al good citizens, whit
orcolored.
Constipation causes more than ha
the ms Of women. Karrs Clover Ro'
Tea Is q pleasant cure for Constipation
Sold by all druggists.
Why suffer with coughs, colds an
Ia grippe when LAXATIVE BEoNo Qun
igE win cure you IN one day. Doc
not produce the ringing In the hea
Ike eulphate Of Quinine. Pat up !
tablets convenient for taking. Qua
anleed 10 cure, or money Uiunde,
Price, 25c. For sale by
NJ. II. James
Sam b. Wilson,
+. J. Fountain,
Apl Halls Drug Store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

The Uncle Josh Spmceby Co., will be
atthe Grand Opera House Tuesday,
Nov. II. The play shows life ON the
farm and is interpreted by a company
OF thirty people. The musical feat
ures with the show are q special feat
ure as the company has two bands and
an orchestra Of fourteen musicians,
The big street parade Of the uniformed
band and Uncle Josh's "llayseedn
band takes place at noon. Don't mise
Il. Seats now on sale az Haswelrs.
The New York World represents the
situation In cartoon more coneisoly
than We have yet seen Il. The World
shows the national capital q, Wash
ingion wrapped from base 70 dome il
the slimy coils Of a monster serpen
branded "lrusts." But instead Of ser
penrs head the reptile has the head o
Mark Hanna, and this inscription be
meath: "The Hannaconda in posses
rion."
Homer Pearson lad three fingers Of
his right had badly laoerated by bein
caught In the huller at the oil mill.
John Q. Tabor has been spendin
several days this week looking after hi
business interests In Huntsville.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Truth says His Adventures Among Cor
nlas Are = uumbuE.

Truth says His Adventures Among Cor
nlas Are = uumbuE.
LONDON, Nov. n. Truth has an arti.
Gle covering a page and half, headed
the "Munchausen Of Monksyland, deal.
ing with Prof. Garner, who claims to
have distinguished words in monkey
language and his book, repeating the
old charges made by Truth Of imposture
and declaring that the whole story Of
Prof. Gamers adventures among the
gorillas is an impudeut humbug, The
article suggests that the French mis-.
sionaros at Fcrdinaudoz, 20 whom II is
alleged that Prof Garner gave prom.
issory note Tor SEQ francs for board
and lodging, should sign a judgment IN
England on tho unpaid bin, and should
! attach the proceeds Of his book
Truth concludes that this would SET
AZ rest forever the question of where
Prof. Garner really spent those 100 days
and nights
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Uncle Josh spuocuy wll be at the
Grand Opera House Tue day Nov u.
The company numbers thirty people
and come wcll recommended. During
the play special scenery Is shown, in
Guiding the realistic saw mill scene,
showing lull working saw mill In OPP
eraeIon IN the .iaec. The big street
parade OF the tao banda takes place at
noon aud j. viii no doubt attract much
attention. seats nov on sale at Has
Wel's.
The friends OF b.mttalism will gath
er their strength and present a solid
front 10 Tie enemy in the next prssi'
deniia campaign. W. j.. Bryan will
! lead The ticket aud be will be given q
runningmatc who will sueng'hen The
/ ticket aud no, prove . dead weight aud
I mius.cne about his neck.
Consumption eau be- cured by the u.s.
/ OF shllohs Cure This grcat Cougl
/ cure is the only Raowu remedy for iha
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
gIsts.
! Nrs ". r. Davis and children lef
/ Tor Houston Yesterday.
Nrs. D. 0i.cs returned TO Elgin ycs
. triay.
vii Eelluer went % lou lon ycsier
day AID returned lat night accompa
MED by bis wifc.
Capt Gloss returned from llearn'
yesterday.
1 Mrs Jake syhwaIz joined her hu
band Of Nayas Ia yesterday afternoon
Thela.est reports from the shootin
LOT Oh. Negro A.bery a. FDmklin Tues
day are that it grow ont Of politics
troubles. The negro WIS not k lied
lie was wounded aud ngd o. Cllyerl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Nothing Heard From the noat sinOo
the Tqulnoctial storm.

Nothing Heard From the noat Since
the Tqulnootiai storm.
NEw YORK. Oct. ll.-ltis generally
believed IN marine circles that the fish.
ing smack ". W. Storey, which sailed
from This city with crew Of IL men
on sent % has met with disaster On
oct. ia sine was observed running OF
shore near Aosecomb, with mo- sail left
Later on. one Of her boats was found ON
the beach near there. Il appeared TO
have been washed ashore, and there
was no indication that she had been
used by any Of the crew in reaching
land.
Il Is believed that she was caught In
the oquinoctial storms that ragged about
the middle Of October and shattered,
None Of the fishermen In this vicinity
have heard Of her or believe that any Of
the men that sailed ON her were saved
The members Of the crow who had beer
engaged Tor the trip only, nearly al
lived in Brooklyn. Their families hayu
abandoned all hope Of their safety, ant
are mourning them as lost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
Ratley.IIearne

At the sidence II Mr.. VI. A. Lewis
in Ilcame today at noon Mr.. W. r.
Bailey Of that place aud Miss Rhoda
Heaue u Bryan will be united in mar
II ge hy Rev. George l.. Cloihier pas
tor OF tie church here. The happy
couple will pas, through Bryan this AZ
ierroon on their Wy 90 Galveston
The Eigle joins the many friends Of the
Young lady here in Wishing them album
dant happiness. They will make lheil
N lnIe home in IIeaIne.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
DISCOVERIES or LOWELL
what lie FOUND In the Heavens .raia
tho EIaelian slnllon.

tho Flagstaff station.
FLAGSTAFF. A. r.. Nov il.-rLe
work Of the Lowell observatory Is oalod
and preparations for is removal 20 ths
city Of Monaco arc bcing rapidly COM
pleted. THE observatory was establish
ed in Flagstaff in 1894, and work OF
such Importance was done during the
next year that Professor Iowe saw tho
great advantages 20 be gained by
large glass. the ono then tn use being
equipped with an isiuch lens. On
Aug. 4, 1895. now 24.inch machine
was set mp. Professors Lowell, Pick
ering and Douglass have given attention
&C. Mars, and have done much for SCI
enoo in setting important questions re-
gardiug that planet Thorosult Of their
work has made these astronomers IA
nous. Several hundred drawings were
made Of MARS. the results Of which have
established the fact that it Is covered
with an extensive system Of canals, ar
anged in an artificial manner as II tho
work Of intelligent beings.
An important discovery anent Mer-
curry and Venus was made by Professor
Lowell aud Mr. Drumm who took OBJ
seryations Of these planets in the day
time. These two astronomers have been
able not only 20 make maps OF their
surfaces. bat to prove conclusively that
the bodies rotate once only In the course
Of revolution about the sun. One
side Of the planet Is therefore turned TO-
wards the sun and heated 90 an i'm
menso temperature. the other half being
wrapped In everlasting night. The
drawing by Mr.. Lowell has settled the
question Of the rotation Of Mercury ane
Venus, which has been partially STUDIED
by schiarapoli some years ago. Mr.
Iowell's discovery establishes the fac
that Mercury has no appreciable atmos
phere and that Venus has an mundane
Of IL, though she possesses very tey
clouds. Drawings OF her marking
have been forwarded by request 20 On
royal astronomical society in London
DR. T. J. J. See. and Mr. Conner hav
used the new telescope on the souther
double stars, and It Is announced &
, day that since August they have dil
covered 100 new stellar systems beside
measuring 100 stars recognized by pr
yious observers.
On reaching the City Of Mexico d
:. See will continue his search for ne
Z double stars, opportunities for new ID
= coveries being very good in this sout
ern latitude. especially rs no importa
:. work on the double stars Of the southei
q heavens has been done since Sir Jol
q Herschels work OF 90 years ago.
This expedition is receiving the ate
ton Of the astronomers Of the worl
who are keenly alive to the importan
co Of the movement President Diaz
the Mexican government has been
" tive in behalf OF these American astrC
h. omcrs. and has not only welcomed th'
ed to Mexico, but has instructed the Ne
en- lean national observatory TO furnish
IN cry possible aid TO the men in tn
sI work. Scientific men look mp n 9
#. enterprise as the most important Of
ON Nineteenth century.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
Japanese Tea.

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
have perfected arrangements or an
eegant Japlnese tea which will 10
given at the Academy Of Music ntKt
Friday evening, doors open from TO II
O'Clock. substantial lunch served Tor
p cents; oysters. Is GEMS. Japanese
novelties for sale. Everybody cordially
Invited. Benefit Prcsbl te'lan church.
Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

SPRINGFIELD, his, Nov. 1.-THE su.
prcmo court has handed down an opin.
ion holding that the reciprocity"
clause Of the insurance laws Of Illinois
Is valid. Tho law compels foreign in.
suJance companies doing business in Il.
linois TO pay 2is per cent of the gross
amount received during the year in pre-.
iums into the state treasury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

DENsoS. Tex. Nov. 1.-The build
ing committee OF Bloomfield academy
have accepted plans and prepared TO ad'
yertise for bids. The building is to DO
after the plan Of the one burned and of
frame IL viii be erected ON the site OF
the old one and is TO be ready for occu-
nancy as soon as possible
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

NEw York, Nov. H.-The cotton
market opened today steady az a de-
cline OF TO points Trading was
heavy, and despite the falling of in re-
ceipts. prices declined mp TO II o'clock,
when quotations were 10 TO II points
below Tuesdays closing. Weakness
caused by lower cables and heavy liqui-
dalton Of long accounts There Is con-
siderable foreign selling, led by Ger
man houses. Sales during the first
hour were ii5. 900 bales.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

with A. =. NeWbys ia en- castings,
made ~ Gfst c.ass maiera. ! have
extra tops for hiuug ON 90 'io'es
wheie centers cams e dupl Gated. and
which give perfect satisfaction. ] viii
give names OF a leN 4 the many parties
for whom have doie repairing for i've
year NJ reference 20 my work beng
neal aud satishctori y a f'lloNs;i W
noacl. President Fret National .banA
ia. q Chance. Planter. e W Smith
Cotton Buyer, Jno 81 Caldwell, jcweler
&c ShelIbarnc. city marshal, A c l.
Hi. public g,lshef Nm Hoppe' PLAN
ter, } Il Astin, planter, W kng''h
merchant, VI II james, druggist, / I
Erwin. MD, pubi her. Bryan Eagle
Rcspe fully
BILLIE Griffin,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

CoNsrANrINoPLE, Nov. ii,-While
counselling American missionaries to
remain at their posts at Anatolia Unit
ed.siatos Minister Terrell has induced
the removal Of the children Of the mis-
SION 10 nlanas az eafnfv.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

NASHVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE American
Baptist congress met in adjourned ses.
sion this afternoon and resumed con-
sideration Of papers on important topics.
Tho programme Of tho afternoon oxer'
oiscs included papers on the Problems
OF the Country Church"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

WACO, Tex, Nov. li--V. Rosseau
gave bond before United States Com
missioner Joseph u. Finks 20 answer a
charge Of sendiag an obscene letter
through the mail addressed 20 lady Of
Hill county. lie will have a prelimi-
nary hearing next Saturday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. IA special feat
IRE Of the national cycle exhibitions
that will be held at the Coliseum, Chi
cago. and the Grand Central Palace OF
Industry, this city, respectively IN 1855
will be an exhibition Of poster designs
as the board Of trade has decided to give
away what they declare will be the
handsomest souvenir. The designs &c
be submitted for the catalogue cover
will be ON exhibition in Chicago aud
New York. The hoard will cover ths
first to prizes Of $40 each and two sec
ond prizes OF $50 each for tic front
pages OF the two catalogues to be issued
in connection with the cycle show.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

PnIsBUR0, Nov. 1.-The pittsburg
club has exchanged Stencil, TRULY and
Horton for Brodic ana Donnelly OF tho
Baltimore club,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE thirtioth
annual session OF National Grange, Pat
rons u Husbandry, began here to-
aay. The first session devoted TO pre-.
limlnary business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

MILFORD, Mass, Nov. 1.-The three
men who were hurt by the bursting Of
naph,ha in straw factory at West Up
ton Tuesday died in the hospital here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Diseased blood, constipation, aud
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Gurunm, O. T., Nov q John Gard.
ior was stabbed. il IS believed fatally,
George Riggs is in iail
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

CALCUTTA. Nov. 1.-THE British
steamer Suaihclyde from this port for
Galveston, Is ashore in the river.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

ec,nnty comm ssilnsrs con- leiei
the work Of can,as.ing thp election re.
turns yereiday moruiag. There we're
M changes In the results heretofore AT
nounced, aud no material change 10 lie
figures. The newly elected officers will
be sworn IN at once.
T. +. and T. r. Fain Of lola, were Ia
town yesterday aud called ou the E,gle.
The A. NJ. l.. Church coniercnc, cou-
vened here yesterday al Allen chapel
with Bishop Armstrong presiding, and
large attendance OF delegates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

DALLAS. Nov io-Choios shipping steers
tsN $50,
Choioe rs TO g.5.n hog,, Ss93sM. light
hsrs. ~ ff3ia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

CmuAoo. Nov D-whost-No 2 rel so
poe
Oorn-No. 9. 2lkagi'sc
Oats-No 5 waite ~ DNe
Lard q 100 ne. e.
Mos porH ? barrel SoltfUs
shurt clear side, a1xai SOD tist
short nos SIDES, louse, s. 20 %
DRY sltod shoulders, n1xei 81 bta
DALLAS Nov. il-Ncw wheat, So
oais--s, 8lle balk wagon, CARROTS { b.
ccuntry points san
Conn shellui. mlznd bulk ioplots j'fi ear
from wagon. 1laa ualk shcllrlL y. d. from
suunIry point. CARROTS -
Hng-sgn1sB
bnf 0n-shoit clear standard 5h short eleas
extga ) snail Gear standard, salteA ga
iEor Clear extra aAito1 y sAlis1 belliea
snail o..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
Livestock

sr LOUIS Nov -Caitle-Rcccpts %
Tex ~. sirady others lower
shrup- Rrceints. 800. SLOW.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
Just Arrived.

A new lot Of ladie. beautiful waists
latest patterns in dne dre.s docks and
lot Of hand, ome rugs We have a ladies'
neW congre.s ,hoos aud Oxlor Ties
Viii h will Be very popular Call and
examine these goods AMI yol IRE snre to
be- III asod. Cole Bros. wk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

CmcAoo. Nov n -Catilc-ReorIpts o. Unj
Including lGo resaus; best grades stcady
oth.fs weak 90 lOc lowgf3 reaas steers e. =
gtm
sh.-n-nnrnlni.. Nom. Naahv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggravate. Karl's Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity Of the
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Just received one car Of choice al.
ialia hay, for sale cheap; also car very
line corn cheap. Phone 81.
2as G. p. MooRE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12
THE MARKETS.
Cotton

NV omnANs. nov % Ordinary 6ill,
r,,,i ordinary. sll6 low miiinng t5l8.
middlinr. Z, gooi midiuas z iil6 mddhng
fair S6l6
gAvrsrox. Nov % Ordinary, beii good
or,iiuarr. 6Iil8. low mtiing. ih. mid
dflnr 1913. guod midilng. "a, middlns
f.tr Az
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-02
Perchod on n nlrh stnnl.

The new woman is becoming newer
and newer as she grows older. This
may sound like paradox, but the new
woman knows better than that The
latest stride made by the new woman
of New York ia to sit up to lunch
counter like a man and eat her pie and
drink her coffee in hurly-burly, as
her repudlated lord and master does
down town In the middle of the day.
There Is large dry goods store where
bargains in glnghams, laces, jewelry
and gloves are only a preliminary to
the bargains in lunch that are offered
in the newly fitted up lunchroom in the
place, Here the new woman sits astrlde
OF her STOOL orders her sandwich and
zone in the dark" with the aplomb that
comes to one sure Of her position. The
new woman has taken to the lunch
counter idea with q great deal of
warmth. She was little doubtful
about 1t when 1t was FIRST proposed, but
now that she has tried 1t she Is more
indignant with man than ever for keep
ing her In ignorance 80 long about this
charmlngly uncomfortable way of swal-
lowing meal. The business and
professional man who Is compelled to
wrestle at lunch counter every day
regards it as n great deal of a bore, but
to the new woman II is glimpse OF a
astronomical paradise. The expert
ment made by this particular store has
proved to be SO successful that it is GER
tain there will be other lunch counters
in big New York dry goods stores
Chicago Chronicle.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-02
Another Field for Trained Girls.


While the great question Of the en-
ployment Of women-the problem Of
providing employment for those not be-
longing to the laboring class, but re-
duced from comfort to poverty-is a
matter of mere discussion with many
persons, one enterprlsing individual,
who believes in the practical applica-
ton of her theories, Is devoting her en-
ergies to providing school where the
duties required Of an accomplished
waitress can be thoroughly taught, and
where can be gained good connection
that shall insure profitable possibly
regular, employment. And not merely
waiting will be taught, but also the art
of arranging table decorations, Of prop
crly cleaning silver, and altogether as
suming the responsibility Of the serv-
ing of the dinner. The mistress Of a
small establishment often finds great
difficulty in entertaining her friends
because she has not servant capable
Of managing the dinner without too
much anxiety to herself. But, If re-
fined, clever waitress could be obtained
for a moderate charge, one that thor
oughly understands her business, she
would be far more attractive than the
pretentious hired waiter, and hospital
ity might oftener reign in the average
household.
Moreover, it is predicted that wealthy
American families will soon follow the
latest fad Of many stately English
homes, and employ maids in the place
of buffers and footmen. 1t has been
proved that a trained waitress is just
as competent to decide what wines will
be required, and to ice or heat them
to the proper temperature, as an ex-
perienced butler, and she Is much less
likely to have propensity for sampling
them. In one aristocratic English
household where maids take the place
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-02
STUDY OF THE MOON.
rooullarl.los Noted in Il. Apponral

PeCuilarlties Noted in It's Appearances
at Different Times.
To the casual observer tho motions
Of the moon appear to DO exceedingly
whimsical and irregular: II its place
In the sky Is watched 1t will be found
that 1t Is first north and then south OF
tho suns path and that 1t Is sometimes
east and sometimes west Of that lumin-
airy. The last Two motlons are steady
and regular from east to west, carrying
the moon in its endless swing around
the heavens, starting at new moon near
the sun and progressing until at full
moon the whole visible portion of the
sky separates the two bodies. After
this there are two weeks In which the
moon the whole visible portion of the
approaching the sun from the other
side, then, again apparently all of a
sudden, 1t passes the sun and we behold
new moon" The north and south
motions OF the moon are entirely diff
ferent. While performing Its endless
Journey from west to east there are two
special periods in which It either moves
ar northward or takes up It's position
'Dw down In the south. In spring the
Crst motion Is north, but afterward the
general motion Is reversed. In Deem
sor you will note that the full moon Oc-
ours at the most northerly point In her
course and In June at the most souther-
ly. This Is why we have most light
from the full moon Of winter and least
from that Of summer. Observations on
these various movements indicate TO us
the path which the moon moves about
the earth and also show us that that
body in different parts Of It's orbit IL
at varying distances from the earth.
This indicates that the moons path 10
rot circle, but an ellpse, having tho
earth In one Of its foci. The moon be.
ing governed directly and held In posi-
tlon by the attraction of the earth, holds
Its primary movements in q path
around our globe, but the attraction en-
ergy Of the sun and Of the giant planets,
perhaps In a lesser degree, produces
motions in the moon which may be
summarized briefly as a combination
of the six following movements: Q) Its
revolution about the EARTH (2 Its revo-
luton with the earth about the sun,
(9 the vibrating eccentrlcity Of its
orbit, (D the slow, direct rotation In
the cline Of apsides," (5) the retrograde
rotation in the line Of nodes and (6) itA
rotation on It's axls.-St. Louis Republic.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-02

and wrap which is so generally OBJ.
served. Velvet often composes both gar
ments, with all manner of decorations.
A tailor frock of heavy br oadcloth, in
a pale, pearly tan, made over channels
lining, 80 as to be worn in the street
without an outside wrap, II desired, Is
brought into beautiful contrast by the
cape and hat Of rich prune-colored vel
vet. The cape Is nothing more than n
frill Of velvet, wonderfully stiffened
and beautifully lined with tan-colored
satin.
A novel collarette Of stone marten,
with It's wonderful pearly lights and
deep, rich tones, set up smartly about
the throat, with, under the ears, two
huge heads, and q lot Of tails hanging
over the breast. The hat Is broad
brlm ned affair, covered with prune-
colored velvet, piped all about the edge
with narrow satin piping, and massed
on top with lot of leaf-green choux
Of chiffon, and cluster Of black winged
birds.