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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17
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Michigan, Mark s Brewer. 49,; Min.
nesoiai W. Il. Merriam, gold Missis-
sippi. Esley Creighton, - Missouri,
W s, Niedringhaus. gold Montana.
Charles Hoffman, silver; Nebraska,
Peter Jansen, gold; Nevada, A. o.
Cleveland, silver; New Hampshire, +.
$. slaughter. gold New York, Edward
Lauterbaoh. gold New Jersey. Frank
Bergen, god; NJ llexioo. solomon
Lea, gold North Carolina, NJ. l.. Mott.
silver; North Dakota, Alex. Hughes.
gold Ohio. J. p. Foraker, gold Okla
homa, -- Oregon, Charles s. Moore.
gold Pennsylvania. s. Darlington, gold I;
Rhode Island. Walton A. Reed, gold (;
South Carolina, W. O. Crum, -;
South Dakota, -. gold Texas, Web
ster Flanagan, silver Tennessee, --,
silver Utah. +. J. Cannon, silver; Vir.
ginia, James B. Brady, gold Vermont,
W. b. prouiy, gold Washington. A. +.
Burleigh, gold; West Virginia, w. +.
Reynolds, -; Wisconsin. Robert NJ.
Lafollctt, gold; Wyoming. b. +. Fow-
Ter, silver
The latest estimates on the financial
question are ~ follows
For gold standard with the word
gold" in the plank, $50.
For free silver coinage. GO.
Against free silver coinage. but not
mentioning gold s0l
Doubtful. i4i.
Present standard, 80.
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Monday. n..sh.ll a.m...

The Texas.Southern league met at
Ausdn yesterday and decided 10 have
two seasons, the second TO begin July
T. Paris was admitted and l.. II. Ven
dig given Dallas franchise.
The following were yesterday Is scores
At Austin--Ausiin, . 4; Houston, o.
AZ Fort Worth-Fort Worth, 10 Den.
ison. o.
At san Antonio-san Antonio. ~
Galveston, 10.
AZ Dallas-Dallns, 8 i; Paris, 8.
National league:
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, Baltimore,
2.
AZ Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Chicago,
n.
ssaAt Observation-Disclosures 6 Phil.
adelpma, B.
Az Cincinnati - Cincinnati, Z; St.
Louis, /.
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AITAcKgp nY eLuE cRANss.
a Hunter Has Desperate struggle
aud barely Escapes Alive.


CRooKsroN, Mimi, June i0.-Henry
james Of Black Duck, this county. lies
at his home suffering from fatal injuries
sustained in a fight between himself
and his dog on one side and large
rookory Of blue cranes that congrogatc
IN great numbers every summer in q
spruce grove, situated IN a swamp in
the southern part Of Beltrami county
James dog was killed aud the hunter
himself managed only TO crawl away
from the birds, and fell exhausted In
well beaten trail, where he was found
by the rest Of his party and taken to his
home. james said that he was attracted
by the yelping Of his dog. which was
some distance In advance, a. II he was
attacked by some peculiarly rayenom
animal. AZ the same time the air ap
peared TO be alive with cranes.
The dog ran toward james, pursued
by scores Of the birds. Upon james be.
ing espied by them, he. too. was at
tackled His gun was Of little use, fu
the attacking party was too large. an6
ilanked him on every side. He was
struck In the back OF the neck by the
beak Of one Of the cranes and knocked
down The pain was severe and the
blood spurted from the wound, caused
as II il had been made by sharpe knife.
That blow was probably all that saved
james from instant death The cranes
could fight 10 an advantage only from
the air. and "a James recovered his wits
he intuitivcly reached for his gun and
opened fire on the birds, keeping II up
a. long rs his cartridges lasted la the
meantime the dog, which, on re- ching
is master. had turned and Shove, fglt,
had been killed, and James took the
first chance Of crawling away in the
dense brush.
William Hines, brother Of the builder
Of the Farmes' railroad. and two Others
went 20 the rookery. but being fore.
warned. were enabled 10 shoot four Of
the birds. One Of them stood Z feet s
inches high, and measured s feet 1
inches across the wings. 1, Is thought
that James can not recover from his In.
iurios.
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Major II. X. white.

Major Henry Kirk White, whose
death was announced in the Eagle yes
day mornining, was born In Sumpier
county, Ala, JLne 10, 1898, aud wat
therefore more than IS Yeas OF age
lie came TO Texas Ia 1871, settling in
what l. now Grimes county, where bic
two brothers. Col. Dave and Mr. Joe
White now reside. Major White wac
prosperous planter and enjoyed The
love and confidence Of all who knew
him. lie was twice called TO the lesis-
lature aud served with credit to him
self end the state. lie WAS gene one
noble hearted christiu gentleman
whom Il vas god TO know, aud who
will lie a eply mourned, dtonly in this
community, hut WHEREVER the vide cir
Gle Of his acquaintance extended. The
world 1. better hr the lives of such
men whose influence lives 81 er them g.
hes Mankind. The Rasle extends
sympathy to the bertayed wife who
has been a ministering angel TO her
husbanl during ong aud painful III
ne which time Tor change tou.d not
overcome.
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WOMEN HIGHT no TAs bEATA.
One Uses Razor and the other De.
tends Herself win q Hammer.


One Uses = Basor and the other Dc,
tends Herself with q Hammer.
TAvAREs, Fla. June i6.-Mrs. Robert
Gresham Is dead and Mrs. Mollie Gaines
is dying a. the result Of a duel in which
they engaged near Clermont. Three
months ago Mrs. Gaines was a happy
bride and Mrs. Gresham, who was .
young widow, was her dearest friend.
Two seeks ago, however. this love was
chay I 10 hate. for Mn. Gaines dis
covered that her husbands affections
had been won by Mrs. Gresham.
Mrs Gaines learned that her husband
and Mrs. Gresham had planned meet.
ing at the latter's home. Taking her
husbands razor with her, the desperate
young wife went to the widows home
and found the couple together. Gaines
fed, and his wife Immediately sprang
upon her rival. using the razor with
awful effect. Mrs Gresham picked mp
hammer and defended herself rs best
she could, dealing Mrs. Gaines blow
after blow on the head. Finally Mrs.
Gaines reached her rivals throat with
the razor. scyorinR the jugular vein and
causing almost instant death.
Neighbors who came in found Mrs.
Gaines unconscious beside her dead RI.
val. An examination showed that the
blows from the hammer had fraoiuted
her skull and her recovery is impossible
Both women belonged 20 good families
and were noted for their beauty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

JACKSON. Tenn, June i6.-The SUI
preme court, which Is In session here,
sentenced William Whitlock, colorcd,
colored, 70 die ON the gallows at Somer'
vile. Fuyeite couhty, Aug. 10, for kill
ing Constable Holiday last year. The
officer went to arrest Whitlock for car
rvses pistol. and the negro drew has
nisto, and shot the officer dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

ia. Teasdale has purchased The Ex-
position saloon here from T. Freeman o.
Ennis, and assumed full charge Of the
business. Il is needles. to say that
this famous retort will lose none Of its
popularity with the change inproprie
ship. Mr.. Teasdale knows the people
from one end Of The country On the
other and allows no man to excel him
as an all round good fellow, aud hv
an a Ryp have already built up well
established business.
Misses Lu'a Black aud Sillie Eddie
man, aud May and Nora Buris came
over from Madisonyile Monday, aud
Mrs May nurlis went ON To Austin
yes'e day.
Pills do not cure CONSTIPATION. They
only aggavatc Karl's Clover Root
Tea,glves perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by an druggists.
Dan c. Demaret, chi,i clerk in the
II. 4 7. c. Office at Bryan, wa herr
ye ,lerday visiting fri,nl..-Navts ia
Examiner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

Baron RouGE. June 40 The state
Democratic convention was held here
with Lieutenant Governor Snyder a.
permanent chairman. The convention
Il overwhelmingly for free silver and
adopted resolutions urging the delegates
10 vote for a free and unlimited coinage
plank. and for a silver man rs presi.
Dental nominee and also TO vote rs a
unit. The delegates at large have not
vet boon nnmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

INDIANAPOLIS, June iG.-Frank J. To-
land, business man Of La Crosse. Wis
was seized in temporary harroom con.
nectod with Irons saloon ON the
"levec. " and robbed Of $50 aud beaten
into inscnsibility by Mart Woods and
John Sheridan, who had conoocted the
robbery in conjunction with two walters
in the saloon, All concerned were cap
tured.
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rrlnrs Of w.lr. In,.rr.,ea.

NEW YoRK, June l6.-H 7. Friend,
capitalist Of Pittsburg, Pa. who re-
turned from Europe ON the Campania
last night, has been sounding England's
flnancicrs ON American securities III
said that the Prince Of Wales. whom
he met In London recently, wa'
thoroughly conversant with the pres
ont political situation in this coun'
try
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

HARTFORD, June l6.-The famous col.
lection Of violins. owned by the late r.
ID. Hawley Of this city, has been sold by
Ralph Granger Of San Diego, Cal. The
price paid is said to be- in the neighbor-
hood Of 100000. The collection consists
Of ~ instruments and includes the IA.
nous King Joseph violin, said 10 be- the
finest In existence, Tho sale was made
by Judge Hurlburt, as administrator 81
the estate Of the late Laura Hawloy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

LAS NrGAs. June i6.-The territorial
Democratic convention met yesterday
and effected a permanent organization,
elocting II b. Ferguson Of Albuquerque
chairman. Resolutions were adopted
favorinR the free and unlimited coinage
Of both gold and silver, independent Of
the action Of foreign nations. at the
ratio Of i6 10 !, a. the same existed
prior 10 the decentralization Of silver by
the Republican party in 1873, and in
structing delegates 10 the national con-
veniion TO support no man for president
Of the United States on any platform
not In faithful accord with these princi-
plies and 10 vote ~ a unit on this propo.
ation Richard Bland was endorsed
for president. The delegates chosen
were Anthony Joseph, NJ. Johncs, John
Y. Hewitt, W. 5. Hopewcll and Demo-
trio Chavez.
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To Annui = Marriage.

CoIfiNsvlus, his, June l6.-Suit
has been filed at Edwardsvillc to declare
void the marriage Of Alice Harklewad,
zee Foster. to William Harklewad ON
the ground that tho latter was Of I'M
sound mind when said marriage was
contracted. Il Is claimed defendants
motive was 70 obtain possession Of Mr.
Harslewnnd's real estate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

LEBANON. Pa, June iG.-Unknown
persons poisoned the wells on the prem
Uses Of Henry Weaver. Sr, and Henry
Beckley, Jr., Of Wcaverstown, this
county, with disastrous effects One Of
Henry Becklcy's children died as re-
suit Of drinking the poisoned water and
another is very sick with slight chances
Of recovery In Mr.. Weayer's family
several were stricken with sickness. the
direct result Of the use OF the water
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

SANTA FE, June lG.-St. Vincents
sanitarium, conducted by the Sisters Of
Charity, burned Sunday night and hos.
pital annex was Quilted by the Ere The
loss amounts 10 100000 Insurance
small. The institution was crowded
with guests aud patients. hut there wort
no fatalities.
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KILLED M. son.ln.I.aw.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June i0.-Gcorge
Hunter, a farmer living near Glasgow,
eloped q few days ago with the i6-year-
old daughter Of another farmer In the
neighborhood named Atkinson. While
Hunter was standing on his front porch
giving some orders 10 q negro, some one
fired a load Of buckshot into his body,
killing him instantly. The negro re.
ported that he saw Atkinson and his
son step from behind an clubhouse and
fire the shot after which the father en-.
tered the house. secured his daughter
and left. A posse Of officers went 70
Atkinson's house to arrest him. but he
showed fight and would not surrender
until five guns were leveled At him
The SON is still at large. Hunter was a
good citizen aud a thrifty farmer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

TERRELL, Tex, June i6.-George Loc.
colmed, was held up by highwaymcn
near Elmo and robbed Of Ell. lie was
walking througha pasture near a skirt
Of timber when he was confronted by
two men, one pointing a shotgun at him
with instructions 10 turn out his
rockets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

Miss Lucy Jibns n lefI Tor Austin
! onday
Fine perfimery, toilet SOAPS and
brushes At N. Il James IA
Miss Ma ion Poole went to Prenham
yesterday.
Henry Kurien and d.. 4. Barlow
were IN from Kurtcn yes'eriay.
The cross walks on Main 'ireet ale
receiving much ne, ded attention.
Mrs. Chas. Camp vent to Naya' oia
yesterday.
NH. James keeps 10 the cad with
the best cent cigar 10 Bryan. la
Deputy Marshal Andrew shelburne
has been sick again this week
College Creamery butter at IA Halls
25c per pound. i76
WI. Christian has about comp eted
the work Of re pairing the Jail.
Mrs. ]. w. Dallas has returned to
independence. accompanied by Miss
Lila shelbuTne.
We are informed that the proposed
bicycle course will be secured The
track will be 10 Cavitt's pasture, one
mile from town.
The best assortment Of 8 cent cigars
IN Bryan at NJ. II. James. ia
Miss Maud Neal aud Peiil Terrell
have been visiting Brysn friend'. Nay
asota Eexaminer.
l was nervous, tired. irritable and
cross. Karls Clover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
MPs. Il. b. WORDEN.
s. ]. Webb came In from Minden, La
Yesterday. Mr. Webb says the pros.
poets are favorable for rebuilding the
compress here. We hope Il will lie
done.
DO. Eubank cut one arm quite pain
fully wIch a pair Of scissors yesterday
by accident, the points penetrating
dangerously near an artery.
Prof r. +. Giesecke Of College, ie-
cured the contract for the plans and
specifications Of the new Catholic
church and school house TO lie erected
here by the Italians.
Toilet soaps, brushes, tponges and
perfnmefy at NJ. II. James. Ia
Diseased blood. constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles az,
cured by Knrrs Glover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
The county commissioners received
the new iron bridge across wicksor
creek, five and a half miles from Bfy'
an on the jacksonville road, yesterday
Wanied-A colored married woman
wants to accompany white family to
woolen Wells aud will wait on them
f,r the privilege Of getting water to
drink. Address ZY y, care postoiiice,
Consumption can be cured by the use
OF shlloh's Cure This great Cough
Cure h the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
gisls.
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shcp arm and selo' hiFhcr


DALLAS June rs New wheat, 30 S.
oats-ls1sc bulk wagon. carlots + b,
country points. lillld
torn-Shciisd. mixed, iohlots, ,oc' ear. from
wagon. llt2ic. bulk shellcd. ~ sacked car
lots, z q. b.. country points. 20 - ear. %
Hay-t5 p0fi 90
hacon-rhuri clear standard SO short clear
extra. 3, small clear standard. saltcd ~;
shori clear extra. saltcd. ~. sAlted beliieA
q. breakfast q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

LucHFIEID. his, June iG.-lnc dead
boiy Of Gerte Mcisenheimer was found
in front If the home Of Alva Jones, q
farmer. She was the daughter Of Dan
,cl Me.senhoimor Of Hillsboro, was
about IS years old. and had been in the
vicinity Of Jones' some days as u guest
n the homo Of her sister, Mrs Henry
Ellcdgo. Everything indicated suicide
bv carholic acid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

TEXAHKANA. Ark. June l0-Tiliord
Virgins, postmaster and storckccper at
Loary. Tex, l9 miles west Of this city.
was charged with criminal assault,
Justice Haywood admitted him TO bail
in th, sum Of $500 PEI ding ana examin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

CoLuuHus, Ga, June l6.-Tho Eagle
and Phoenix mills " Columbus. one Of
the oldest, largest aud most well known
textile establishments IN the south, has
been placed in the hands Of receivers by
Jndge Newman Of the United States
district court.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

EDwARDsvnLE. his, June l6-Shcr.
man Weston, "a years old, was killed
while attempting to jump from Wa.
bash freight train passing through this
city. Weston boarded the train at
stanton and was stealing a ride 20 this
city. He was horribly manglcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

CALDWELL, Tex, June i6.-At Tu.
mis-, 10 miles from here, Jesse MarSdey
and j. T. Chance. both white, were
murdered by unknown parties. Mars.
dcy received % buckshot and Chance
~. No clcw TO the murdercrs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

SAS ANTONIO. June i6.-Constant IN
health led 10 the suicide Of I'd II.
Kranzsky Of Galveston in his room in
the Mackey building here Deceased
was found on the floor With his head
torn open by 4l-oalibor bullet and the
pistol by his side In a pool Of blood. lie
was about 30 years Of are
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Disd Of Ili. Injuries.

NEW YoRK, June i6.-H. J. Smith,
general superintendent Of the Edison
General Electrical and Illuminating
company Of New York, died at his home
In Washingtonville, n. j., as the result
% injuries received SUNDAY morning.
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believed 70 Have Shot himself

MOUNT VERNON. Ills, June lG.-Chas
Meyers, 20 years 81 age, and son Of
William Meyers. a well known farmer
living seven miles northeast Of this
city, was found dead near his home
with a hullcthole in his head and a 10.
volycr lying on the ground near his
lo1w
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Fell In Rolling whisky.

LOUISVILLE. June i6-firc here de.
stroycd a large warehouse Of the White
Mills Distillery company, entailing a
loss OF $4,000. Fireman Val Schwah
fell into a steam Of burning whisky
and was 80 badly burned that he will
die
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

RooDnoUsE, Ills, June l6.-The ..
year.old daughter Of Mrs. A. Hatfield
was fatally burned while playing with
matches Ter clothing was nearly
burned from her body before the flames
were extinguishod and she died in great
agony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

PORTLAND, Or. June i6.-Tho gov.
cruor has ordered the First regiment OF
the Oregon National guards to proceed
10 Astoria % preserve peace among the
striking fishermen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

CUERo, Tex, June i6-Jim Houston,
who has been on trial for several day,
for the alleged killing Of Buck Black,
was sentenced 20 lie imprisonment.
Both aro onlorod. g
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

ST. LOUIS, June l6.-The beautifn
chutcs az Sportsman's Park are nearing
completion. They are without a doubt
the highest, longest aud most perfect
chutos erected in the United States.
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Albeit Isjured.

WASHINGTON. June l6-Representa'
tive Abbott Of Texas was partially par.
alyxod while shooting the chute" at
Riycryicw.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

ATHENS, June l5.--It is reported here
that 800 Turkish troops were killed in a
recent encounter with the insurgents At
Cnmnri
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

WAsuuA. l. T.. juno lev. T.
Blythc's 6.yoar-old boy was killed by q
hog mile south Of here. Particular
not known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

We learn The contfact for the iele'
phone lire 10 Kurten has been let TO
Mr.. Hyde Macfarlan who is already en-.
gagged in the work Of construction
Now then let the line be pushed on 10
Willow Hole aud Madi on,i To-
An entertainment viii be given al
the home u Mrs. Louise Robinson Fri
day night, June 10, by the ladies aid
society Of the Presbyterian church, a.
sisted by the Pearl Gatherers. Ice
cream and cake served from to 10 p.
m. %
The prisoners now in the Bryan Jail
and the charges agains, them are a.
follows Frank Cana, murder Jim
Love, assault to murder; Austin Mot
ley, burglary Bob Williams, aggia, ated
a sauli; Mack Mason, assault to muir.
der; Andrew Walker, arrested on a CT
pias from BRENNAN. The fret IL o.
Mexican and the others negroes.
Sheriff Mum took the crazy negro
woman, Roxie Brown, 90 the Terrell
asylnm Monday night and the Jail ie
1Nmore clear Of luna,ics. This NO.
been very annoying to the
On account OF her loud and pro.
raving, which We summarily
cktd a few days ago 10y farming a
be on h,r-a mode II treatment quite
..u,u,nn tu ru.h ,aa.r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-17

MONROE CRY. No. June l6.-Thc
westbound passenger train ON the Han.
nibal and 81. Joseph railroad ran over
and killed John Hartman, a pioneer cit.
iyan
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SourH MCALEsrER, /. T., June To-
Edward Rogers, a miner, was instantly
killed by premature explosion In the
Fairvicw mine near here
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THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO June l6-Cattlo strong; Tcxat
steers. s. Ola Us. siockcrs aud feeders. fa5se
gal
shcop firm and sdloc higher
ST. LouH, June la-Cattc slow Texas
steers, 81 fta10 o.
ShC0n slow.
nAidks June i5-Chnicr shipping steers
q SlfaU
Hors-Cho.cs onnfcd ranging from ll3 10 Sn
NJ. e. o. hight weights, s. 2 d2A
The morning times., 1896-03-29
DETAILS OF DRESS.
Unlined Tailor Skirts Hooked Up
and Used for Bicycle Suits.

Fashion surely moves in a diSCrcetiy
lcisurely way her wonders TO perform.
AMER months OIL prophecy ana speculation,
on the part of those who are supposed TO
know the Inside working OF Parisian
atclicrs where clothes are created, the
first small sleeves have just appeared.
TAcy are not 50 very mail either, but the
model costumes have deserved sort OF
overlapping puff al tie top ana then. from
four inches above the elbow clean down TO
the wrist, the arm bag fits close as
glove. as u very wrinkled glove, since the
newest sleeve j. gathered along the inside
and outside seam, whiie instead of any
rdfr. il ITS right Gown over the hand, and
is finished OF with fnlls OF lace that
fan TO the knucklc.
There are other points, however, beside
the wrinkled sleeve, that mark the well
dressed daughter OF spring, from women
who are Il little behind the times, or who
are still in winter make-shifts. Her skirt
is different in that, for walking and the
street, il is made absolutely without cores.
In its six yards of breadth there are but
three seams and those are all right in the
back, while not a fold or wrinkle shows
anywhere at the waist line. Her tailor
calls this his new cut and whether the skirt
is made Of tweed or covert cloth, il is sup
posed to be so artfully fashioned that it
can as comfortably be worn for the morn
ingS shopping or trip on the wheel in the
park. This is an unlined skirt, and If it is
made of finely checked tweed, in leather
| brown or grey shepherds plaid, il is never
worn with coat or waist of the same color.
The brown skirt is used with a little
scarlet vest OF Scotch cheyiot picked out
/ in white, and coat of rich beetle green
I broad cloth of summer weight. The coat
| buttons over with a fly front, has a green
velvet collar, short tails and not big but
/ ton to mar its smart simplicity. With
| plaid skirts sapphire blue coats are the cor
rect mode, as care must be taken that with a
! checked petticoat a jacket OF solid toned
goods is used. These skirts, by the way,
J are just sixayards around and absolutely
| plain, not strap nor d seam decoration
| appearing.
where the tailor leaves Off the dress
maker begins TO change styles TO suit her
! own conceptions of the beautiful and call
! ing dresses. dinner gowns, dancing petit
! coats and at home toilets measure at least