davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1896-10-12
WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.
Elcy Ell -Yenr-Old Boy Loses His Life
and Others In iured

Worcester. Mass, Oct ia house on
the Brown place. two miles from oxford
Center. was destroyed by an iucendiary
fire this morning. Willie Trushaw, eleven
years old, son OF Nelson TruShaw, asleep
III an attic. was burned TO death. His re-
mains were found today.
Eli DupuiS, broIher-in-iaw in an attempt
to save the boy, fell from the attic WIZ
dow and was badly injured Nelson TrtI-
shaw, his wife and two children and Lii
Dupus, his wife and two children, es-
capped in their night clothes.
ATT O'Clock tonight an unoccupied house
ill oxford, mile from this mornings fire,
was burned by au incendiary.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
PARNELL REMEMBERED.
Anniversary Exercises Brings Out a
Large Crowd.

Dublin, Oct. 11.-Today was the fifth
anniversary of the funeral of Charles
Stewart ParnelI, the Irish leader. who
died October s, 1891, ard was buried in
Ciiasuevin Cemetery here. The day was
observed by a procession, which marched
through the city to the cemetery, where
wreaths were placed upon the grave of the
statesman.
The procession was an hour and half in
passing. Among those who took Part We're
the Lord Mayor of Dublin, the sheriff and
the Parneilite members of the House OF
Commons
The morning times., 1896-10-12
CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS.
Lord Rosebery to Go Into Lengthy
Retirement.

London. Oct. 11.-Lord Rosebery has
Cancelled all his political engagements on
account of his resignation from the leader
ship of the Liberal party. 1t is understood
that he will go into a lengthy but not q
permanent retirement
A meeting Of the National Liberal Feder
alton to consider the resignation OF Lord
Rosebery from the leadership uf the Liberal
party and other matters has been summoned
to meet on wednesday next. DR.. Robert
Spence Watson. the president of the feler-
alton, " i'll preside t-.-.'
The morning times., 1896-10-12
TO GO TO CoURT.
New York Regular Democracy to Test
Secretary Pnlmer,S DncIsinu

Secretary Paimer's Decision.
New York Oct. ! l At Democrats head
qutrters tonight IL was stated that un-
official Information had been received
that Secretary Of State Palmer had de
ciied to disregard the protest of the
Democratic state Committee against tl,,
use uf the r6me National Democratic
Party" on the official tallot by gold
Democrats. 1t was immediately decided to
carry the case into cOurt.
Counsel will obtain Trom the supreme
court an order to show cause why the
secretary of state shall not decide that q
certificate of nomination, fled by the
National Democratic Party is not a
party certificate of nomination under
Section SO, Article 3, Of the election law
of 1886.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Fatally Shot During a Fight.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. ia brutal fight,
which occurred last night in the outskirts
of Dunmore, resulted in the fatal shooting
Of George schimma, who Is now dying at
hishead, and he was also stabbed In various
portions OF his body. Over a dozen other
men were injured, several quite severely.
in the melee.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Mrs. M. E, THOMPSON

ASSociatc nrnprieiOr Of Tie washington
Chronicle published for more Jhalt Il ilLira
of a century, ana wlCSc offices are l3O5 l.
street nortrwest. suffered for i've years
from a most aggravated ease oi calarrl'
of head aud SitIn:cli, rheumatism, nervous
ness headache and insomnia. Incdtwenty-
one prominent physicians without relIei.
mr. VOTING CITRED HER
The morning times., 1896-10-12
CANNON BALLS FOR TURKS
Gladstone Would Fire Them
Were He Prime Minister.
SO SAYS REV. DIR. TALMAGE
He Cinims the Plain Mission of the
aiosi,-us Is to Kill Christiuns and
Brmean Womanhood-An the Ma
tiuns of the Earth Together Are
Afrrid TO stop Them.

III William L. Il lad stone were prime
minister 81 England the Turkish gov
crnm-n; would very suon either quit
her uutrnGcs. Or 20 down under the
bpr,lijn rdmrnt of the men-uf-wnr from
many nation now lowering near the
Hu ~purus."
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Tilted.

Stcutboro-I was the bestsprinter in Yale;
you ought to have seen me walk in those
days, Miss Sandford.
Vera weerie- Couldn't you give me q
specimen OF what you can do I'm that line
now, Nr. StoutbogOz 90
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Watching a Fiiibust.r.

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct. 1.-THE United
81. Johns Far. closely guarding il to pre-
vent the escape of n filibuster Ii is report
ed that the battleship Indiana is to relieve
the Newark within the next three days.
aud upon her arrival the Newark will go
to Norfolk to coal
The morning times., 1896-10-12
AS CATHOLICS
1tf4ti
Relation of Rome to this Re-
publican Government.
POLICIES dARE IN ACCORD

Dr.'sta ford Analyze the Attitude of
the Roman Church to Our Age and
Country-United States Eulogized
as the IDEAL Form of Government.
Church and State Differentiated.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
MIR. Z. Hurai

Tin roofer. whose place of business is 1905
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, suffered from catarrll
of head, throat, aud bronchial tuiscs DR.
YOUNG CURED HIM
The morning times., 1896-10-12
what no You Thipk

or a house Of ten rooms, bath, cellar, all
modern appliances, in the very heart OF
fashionable was hipgtou. for SIS 900.
We have 1t. The Times Real Estate Bureau.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Our Rent List

Is very tun. II you are looking for
house, can and see US at once. We arc
very sure you win SO no further. TmeA
Real Estate Bureau.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Towed Into Port.

Madrid, Oct LITTLE Spanish steamer
AontevideO, conveying troops to Porto Rico.
has bcen towed into st. Vincent. Cape De
Verdes, with her PROF Ielier gone,
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Pure Old Berkshire Rye.

Highly recommended for medical use-si
fun quart. 50c full punt, 25c full half-pint
sold onlyby I. & G. BUSH,
SSl Seventh Street N. w.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
MIR. John Mckenna,

Tue welI-Enown contractor, Of lil2 Thirty
fourth street northwest, Il resident OF
Washington for fCry-five years, suffered
from chronic bronchitis, Ecrvous detdiity,
and lost vitality nR. YOUNG CURED
HIM.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
New a4-Hour Bicycle Record.

Paris. Oct. 11.-Huret, the lhcyclist, has
ing In that time 545 409-1 ,000th miles.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
MIR. Georcs Anderson,

1900 Maryland avenue southwest. an en-
pluyc OF thc L. Jackson Lumber Com
pany, suffered from all tiic well known
Symptoms Of incpicnr pttEisiS. DR..
YOTfNG CURED HIM
The morning times., 1896-10-12
STORM SWEEPS THE COAST
Continued From Firs, Page.

battered away A section OF the wrecked
schooner Metcalt. which was lying near the
pier, y as broken away by the sHrf. and for
an hour ur So IL pounded " ith terrific force
against the piliug OF the pier
The morning times., 1896-10-12
Mr.. John Erischonz,

Tailor, 5l3 Twelfth street northwest, suf-
fcrcd from severe case of kidney ani
bladder Irnnblr. \ short course under DIR
YOUNG CURED HIM.
TheSc cases have Bcen selected al random
from hundreds of Others un file, and are
open for the inspection cI those directly
In tLrnSinI
The morning times., 1896-10-12
HERE THIS time
So the Supreme Court Judges
Will Call on Him.
OPENING OF OCTOBER TERN

All the Justices VIII he on the Bench
with the Probable Exception of
Judge Field-Number OF Decisions
TO Be Handed Down This Week.
Calendar Work Only.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
We're ready to make a
ftCx1fp .o sc .

We're ready to make a
"fall" man of you.
Fall suits-fa1l over
coats-fall hats-fall un-
derwear-fall everything
at ''fallen" prices.
$3.50 starts the suits and
overcoats-and there's a
deal more style and wear
about 'em than the price
would lead you to believe.
Do sn't make any diff
ference to us whether we
pay you or the newspapers
to advertise our new hat
department.
We've been paying the
papers-now we'll pay
you.
"S4-hats-for-Ss."
"S3-hats-for-S2."
Eiseman Bros,
Cor. 7th and E SIS. N. W.
No Branch Store In Washington.
The morning times., 1896-10-12
DR.. YOUNG

Can bc consulted at us private saniiarium,
700 Fourteenth ST. NV.
DAILY. 1910 >; Monday, wcdu,> day Thurs
day, and saturday evenings. TO :; sun
day, 10 to IL.
fun[iuIoTIlti rEESoN OK EpEE
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Pedagog rOsyiski.

u Warszawy pisza do pDzien. Pom:
Jest W Pu}tusku niejaki Lutostahski,
dose juz nazwisko napisac, ably charak-
ter okreslic. Byl on niegdys Polakiem,
mnichem zakCnnym W klasztorze Au-
gustyan6w. Pc T. 1854 walesa} sic bez
zajecia, potem z}ozy} hold Carowi, pre-
chodzao ma prawosiawie. Tutaj wpisa-
no 60 do stanu ~duchownego jake HE
romonacha. Ma tel posadzie wiodlo mu
sic ME osobliwie: i on re zwierzchnosci
a z~wierzchnos6 z niego ME bardzo by}a
zadowolona. Szukai pociecby W GO
rzslce ] W z~ajeciach umysiowych: oddsl
sic giebokim badaniom. Owocem ich
bylo dwutomewe dzie}o o uzywaniu
krwi chrzescishskiej przez zydow do
paschyl Mniemsl, re tym populsrnym,
DO a~ntisem'ckim ~przedmiotem zyska So
bic popularnosc u Rosyan, popularnosc
! pieniadze. Zawiodi sic srodzs nawet
ma Rosyi. Braterstwo z mniohami ro-
syjskiui stane{o mu ostateoznie koscia
W gsrdle; chcia1 sic jsk n~sjpredzej z
niego wydostsci Jsl prosic, bisgs5, je-
czec, ably go spuszozono z iahouohs.
Lsta mijaiy; zapsdas nareszOie decyzys
nsjswietszego synodu, pozwslsisca,
~,stosownie do wielokrotnyoh prosb Lu.
tossshskiego, zdjsc Z niego suknie du-
~chowna" (monaszewski SAM Przez
ozss swego sscetyzmu r~osyjskiego Luz
tostahski do rssrty sic rozpii i rozlsjda-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

ozyl. Car rosyjski uwalniajsc go ma
podstawie decyzyi synodu re stanu du.
ohownego, ~wyraznie zastrzega, ably go
nigdzie ME przyjmowano ma sluabe RIA
dowa. Pomimo tax wyraznego zastrze-
zenis APuchtin da} mu urzad nauczy.
oiela W Progimnazyum klasyoznem W
Pu@tusku, ale tylko do nauki jezyka
polskiego. Taxi jezyk! Me robi sic
z MIN Oeremonii. Najwiekszy szubra.
wieo i nieuk wyk3adac go mole. Lu-
tostahski podOzas d}ugiego pobytu W
Rosyi tax sobie zepsu} move polska,
ME n~aSczywszy sic ro~syjskiej, Re stal
sic ledwo zrozumialym ola ~s}uohaczow.
Ale to wlasnie z~alecalo 60 na nauczy
ciela jezyka polskiego. w Puitusku
nominal apuchtinowski PROOF st~rasznei
moralnosci, PROOF gorszaOego, wstretne.
go opilstwa ~odznaozy} sic, ws.elkie jua
g~ranice przechodzacem, nieuotwem.
Wysmiewany przez uozniow, pogardzo.
ny przez og0 mieszkaho6w, ME mogl
przejsc spokojnie przez ulioe, jezli ME
znalazl o%piekuna W polioyanoie. Starry
czy mlody, ME mogac dokuosy6 mu j.
naczej, pokazywa{ mu symbolioznym
ruohem ma szyi, jaka to nagroda spot.
kac go powinna "a niegodziwe zyoie.
w tel pogardzie sta}ej i W tel symbo.
lice przygodnej ludnos6 aydowska Ia.
czyla sic z chrzesoiahska. Pospolstwo
ohlopiece by}o utrapieniem Lutostah-
skiego. Zaczepiany przez ME, Luto-
stahski goni} je i tiuk}. Raj tax sic
rozbestwil, re z}apanego zydka niemi.
iosiernie ~okaleczy}. Gym by} jawny,
dowody niezbite: sad okregowy W kom-
zy skazal ~niegodziwoa ma tydzieh 9
STU. Odsiedziawszy kare, L~utostahski
poszedl, jakby MIC, ma lekoye do pro.
gimnazyum. Mic ME drgne}o przeoiw.
ko takismu koledze jak wtedy, gdy
wchodzil z nominacya apuchtinowska;
przyjeto go Pc dawnemu, jake zasluzo-
nego samem jua przejsciem ma prawo.
slavic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Ma DwurOczny Zjazd

Ryoer1y Pythias, kt6ry sic odbedzie
" Cleveland, o., W czasie miedzy 90
~ SierPnis, kotei Nickel Plate sprze.
dawat bedzie tykiety, dobre ma wszys.
tkie LIME W dniaoh 90, % i "a z Chi.
oago do Cleveland i z powrotem "a
$3.50, dobre az do d. 81 sierpnia. W
TAXI sPosob jadso ma ten zjazd naszs
kolela oszczedzioie $1.50. Pociagi te
skiadaja sic z eleganckioh wagon6w
s~yPialnyoh, jadaluych, So PREY ten
nsJszybsze. Pc wszelkie inne szozego,
~ zgiasza6 sic nalezy do j. Y. Gala.
han, agenta generalnego, Ill Adam.
str, Chicago, Ill. C25).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
,,POzary i Zgliszcza''.

M sadanie og6iu odbilismy j~eszo.e
Pareset exemplary pieknej powiesoi
p. t. "Pozary i Zglis.oza', kt6ra donna.
IA niepamistnego powodzenia. Ponie.
waa o ozese exemplary jest
Juz zamowions, przeto wszysoy, kt6rzy.
by il chcieli jeszcze naby6, powinni
spieszyc sic z zam6wieniem. Cena ep.
zemPlarza so Ct, ktore pr.y zamowie-
niu nadseiac naleay pod adresem: M. ].
Sadowski, 574 Noble Str, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
POsZukiwanie.

Anna Barczyhska poszukuje swego
meza Ignacego Barczyhskiego, ktory
pochodzi z Goiiahczy, powiatu Won
growieckiego; pred 80 laty wyjechal
ze starego kraju i tylko jeden list pisa,
z Dunkirk, N. Y. Mech on san lub
ktoby wiedzial o jego pobyoie, doniesie
do: Anny Bdrczytskiej, Poniatowski,
Wis.
Wszystkie inne pisma przyohylns pro-
see o Powtorzenie. ga WY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

jake relikwje ten drogocenny zapis;
zwazywszy, Re rada zawiadowoza Mu-
zeum narodowego polskiego " Rap.
perswylu, " Kantonie St. Gallen "a
W jej imieniu hrabia Dienheim. Szcza-
wihski- Broohocki jej ozlonek, wyra.il
c6rkom j spadkobierozyniom Emilji z
Zeltner6w hrabiny Morosini ayozenie
o~trzymania serca s&ynnego Jenerala
Kosoiuszk, by Je z2ozy6i przeohowa6
PREY powyzszem muzeum, az do ozasu
odbudowania Polski, by W Ojozyznie,
ola kt6rej niepodlegsosoi i oaaosoi Je-
neral Kosciuszko zyois poswieoil -
mog1o znalezc Seroe to godne siebie
miejsoe; zwaaywszy, Ae wya wymienio-
ne oorki spadkobierczynie, przychy-
lajao sic do goracych prosb hrsbiego
Broohockiego, zgodzily sic ma ofiaro.
wanie Polsce przez oddanie Muzeum
narodowemu polskiemu W Rapperswylu
= pelnej chwa}y relikwji dotyohczas
religijnie Przechowywanej W kaplioy
familijnej W Vezzia, i pragnao, ably Cd
DAME Serca by}o st~wierdzonem uroczy.
stym aktem notarjalnym ola pamieoi
przysziyoh pokoleh; z tego powodu
= stawi}y sic osobisoie wraz re NINA
notaryuszem W will Morosinioh W
Vezzia, siostry Morosini - c6rki zmar-
lego hrabiego Jana Chrzciciela Morosi-
nj, a mianowicie: hrabina Anna Morosi.
nj, hrabina J6zefina Morosini, wdowa
Negroni Pratt z Medjolanu, "a siebie i
"a swoja siostre Krystyne Morosini,
wdowe margarine Stampa Sonoino z
Medjolanu, hrabina Karolina Morosini,
wszystkie jake spadkobierczynie swej
zmarlej matki hrabiny Emilji z Zeltne-
row Morosini; - i hrabia Dienheim-
Szczawihski- Brochooki, zamieszka}y W
Medjolanie, Corso Venezia, g. j W Pa
ryzu, Avenue Matignon, 6 - jake
przedstawioiel Muzeum narodowego
polskiego W Rapperswylu, ma 7ocy u
powaznienia z dnia 8 pazdziernika tu-
tai zlozonego i odozytanego, a ktore
sic do niniejszego aktu dolacza jake
allegat A.
Wszystkie powyzszs osoby, udaly
sic wraz re NINA, notarjuszem, do ka-
plicy familijnej, p~olozone ma wzg6rzu,
parku nalezacego do will Morosinich
i tam W kapliczce pc Level stronie PREY
wejsOiu W ktorej znajduje sic po-
piersie Jenerala Kosciuszki, z otworu
zrobionego W murze pc Level stronie,
wydobyto waze z majoliki bialej z ry-
sunkami niebieskiemi, z pokrywa zale-
piona, z~awierajaoa SERGE Jeneraia Kos.
ciuszki, kt6ra to waze, siostry hrabiny
Morosini, ofiarodawczynie, uznaja, ae
sic znajduje W lynn samym stanie, W
jakim by1a, kiedy zostala ~zamurowana,
oddaja do rak brabiego Brochookiego,
ktory przyjn ujao ja i sprawdzajso jej
oalost, obiecuje oddac ia i zlozy6 W
temze muzeum, ola celu wyzej wspo-
.mnianego.
Waza sauna zostala o~bwiazana VISTA
aeczka niebieska i o~pieczetowana z
pfkylozeniem herbowej pieczatki rodzi-
ny Morosinich.
Jednoczesnie hrabia Brochocki wyra-
"a kazdemu z oz{onk6w wielce szanow-
nej rodziny Morosinich uczucia mai.
~wdziecznosci Rady ~zawiadow-
ozej Muzeum narodowego polskiego i
ca}ej Polski, kt6rej uozuc W tel chwili
sadzi sic bye wiernym tlumaozem.
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
PrzewieZienie do MuZeum W Rap
perswylu serca Tadeusza Kos
ciusZki.
(Cisg dalszy).

item z ANIL ODy SERGE ponateras
zloaone W swiatyni pamiatek narodo-
wyoh, bylo haslem zgody i jednosoi.
Stanissaao Moay (Poznah).
Chociaa oddaleni, bierzemy udzia} W
wznioslym o~brzedzie.
Redakoja Wielkopaianina.
Wszystkich mas laozy to jedno seroe.
nZwiazek Soko3ow polskioh W Mem
CZECH.
Bernard Chrzano,oski.
Oby plomienne seroe Kosciuszki sta
10 sic screen narodu.
Redakcja Przeglqd Poznahski.
Czesc i pok}on proohom naszego raw
see nam przodujacego bohatera z pod
Raolawic, Tad. Kosciuszki. w duohu
wszysoy Z wami!
Toparzysze 6roni : r. 1868 pod
saboru pruskiego.
Towarzystwo Sokofa W Przemyslu
oddaje hold serou Kosciuszki.
Tdrnauski.
Czes6 szozatkom bohatera z pod Ra.
olawic!
Danny Towarzystwa nSzkofy ludowG".
Zgromadzeni ma obohodzie ku czci
Tadeusza Kosciuszki, oz}onkowie $50
kola" z rodzinami, }aoza sic z wami du-
chem W tel drogiej sercom polskim
chwili.
Zaleski, przez (Sanok).
Screen i dusza bierzemy udzial W u.
roozystosci ku ozoi wielkiego serca bo.
hatera n~arodowego.
ySkdr6onkd Polek" W Sofii.
Polacy W Szweoyi lacza sic W dniu
uroozystym zlozenia serca Kosciuszki z
wami. Geese l chwa}a wykonawoy
Broohockiemu!
Buko,cski, Edacski, Roszkoacski,
(Stockholm).
uSokol" ~tarnopolski oalem screen
przylacza sic do dziesiejszej uroozy-
stosci.
Prosza mas, zawiadomic was, ze mic.
szkahcy Warszawy i wilma oddaja
hold oieniom naczelnika narodu. Mech
ayje Polska! (ze Lwowa).
nSzkola polska" oddaje czesc Kos
ciuszce!
Stepiftski, Gaszto,cn (Paryz).
Jake potomek dw6ch braci Moozy.
dlowskioh, podohorazyoh W pu3kach
Czapskiego i W~odziokiego pod Racla-
wioami,przylaczam sic ia do dzisiejszej
uroozystosci oddania ho3du sercu tego,
ktory dzwignaa narod z upadku moral
nego i zwatpienia, ktory zawezwal lud
polski do walki pod narodowy sztandar.
Lgnacy Moczydsoacski (Kalwarya Ze-
brzydowska).
Towarzystwo ~rolnicze okregowe Bro.
dy, Kamionka, Zloczow, iaozy sic z or
szakiem skladajacym SERGE KosOiuszki
W Muzeum, dziekuje szlachetnym Mo-
rosinim "a ich pietyzm ola wielkiego
patrjoty.
Mysla PREY drogiem sercu Kosciusz-
XII jestesmy z wami rodacy.
Gazeta Gdahska wraz c~zytelnikami.
Tow. imienia Kosciuszki }aczy sic
mysla j uczuoiem z uozestnikami uro-
ozystego z3ozenia serca najwiekszego
bohatera wolnosoi j sk}ada hold jego
zaslugom ola ukochanej Ojczyzny.
Skirlihski, prezes Krakow.
sercami jestesmy PREY sercu boha-
terra.
Redakoja Noaoej Reformy.
Stowarzyszenie kupcow i miodziezy
handlowej we Lwowie iaczy sic du-
chem W dniu uroczystosci zlozenia mai
drozszyoh szczatkow serca Tad. Kos.
ciuszki skarbcu narodowych pamia-
tex. Dyrekcjd.
Ma zakohozenie opisu uroozystosoi
przyjeoia W Rapperswylu serca Kos
oiuszki, przytaczamy tn jeszcze diva
dokumenta: pierwszym jest Akt notar-
jalny oesji serca Kosciuszki Muzeum ma.
szemu, drugim jest list by}ego Cz}onka
Rady M~uzealnej, hr. WaUrzyhca Ben.
zeIStierna EngeStroema, z Poznania -
do Dyrektora Muzeum przesisny.
AKT NOTARJALNY.
(w tl6maozaniu 2 wloskieool.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-03-20

Perhaps we are to have a white summer,
which is always satisfactory when muslins
and dimities are in vogue. White gloves
have reigned all winter and are still
reigning; white Innings for capes and
basques have been largely favored; white
lace has superseded that of butter and
ecru tints; white kid belts are pronounced
"the thing" by fashionable authorities,
and there seems to be nothing to pre-
vent the liking for white from increas-
ing as the warm weather approaches
Nobody has as yet been hardy enough to
propose revival Of the white stocking for
ordinary wear, and it is to be hoped that
that hideous article of apparel has sunken
into permanent obscurity.
The dinner gown Of which picture is
given has skirt of mauve and white
glace satin. The lower edge is finished
by hand of aubergine velvet, above
which is double frill of plated mauve
mousseline de sole. The bodice is of straw
satin, embroidered with gold, and has a
basque composed of two frills Of plated
mauve mousseline. A species of bolero Of
aubergine velvet, embroidered with jet,
fits closely over the satin corsage. A vel
vet sleeve cap covers the top Of the arm,
the sleeve itself consisting of four plaitings
of mousseline The medici collar, formed
by two plaitings Of mousseline, Is extended
into two small revers, held in place by
paste buttons. JUDO CHoLLET.
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A coNJuRER's TALE or WOE.
Confederate Produced Handful of Chang
Instead of q Marked Dollar.

VO016Ocf6C0 fTOOuCeO u hAuOIuI Oh CU0uK 80
Instead of Marked Dollar.
Carl Hertz, the illusionist, was talk
ing Of some of the accidents that some
times spoil the art of the conjuror.
"It was in Nashville, be said, "that
experienced real knock down blow.
was performing the well known trick
of passing marked coin into the center
Of an uncut orange; at least that's what
a good many people thought I was do
ing. I used silver dollar, and empha-
sized the trick by passing the coin into
the pocket Of some boy whom had en-
ticed on to the stage.
81 will openly confess that the 10y
had to be confederate, and that the
marked dollar had its fellow in one pre-
viously prepared by me. One night, as I
was entering the theater. looked around
for a likely youth to aid me in my dou-
BILE dealing. I picked boy and prom
Used to pass him in if he would follow
my instructions.
"'I am conjurer,' said. 4 want
you to put this dollar in your right hand
trousers pocket. I'll get you seat in
the front row. When I ask for some
body to come on the stage, you must
come. Then will ask you to produce
the dollar.
''The boy promised everything, and,
after making arrangements for him at
the door, I left him. When was ready
for the dollar trick, I saw my young
confederate sitting open mouthed in the
front row. had prevailed upon another
member of the audience to lend me a
dollar marked exactly as was that had
given to the boy.
81 passed that borrowed dollar into
the orange, cut the fruit open, and out
dropped the coin. Then I went on:
"'And now, ladies and gentlemen,
will perform a still more difficult feat.
I have passed that dollar into an orange.
Now will ask some member of the au-
dience to step on the stage, and, without
going anywhere near him, will pass
the same dollar, marked, as you have
seen, into his right hand trousers pocket ,
True to his bargain, the boy stepped
to the stage. Istepped opposite him and
asked:
NOW, sir, nave you ever seen me
before?'
"'No, sir, was the answer.
'''I have here dollar. continued.
4 am going to pass it into your right
hand trousers pocket. One-two-three
-go!'
81 made the proper magician's pass
and smiled confidently upon my audi
ence.
Nov, I said to my assistant, put
your hand into your right hand trousers
pocket and give me the dollar.
"The boy looked bit sheepish, but
he dived his fist down. Then, to my un-
utterable horror, he produced handful
Of silver and said:
"'I've only got 80 cents of it left, sir.
81 went out in hurry and took a
drink. New York Times.
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to the original price. If the material Is
not thus treated, the first damp weather
shortens the skirt half an inch or more
while every drop of water leaves a mark.
The newest sleeve pattern, which at last
marks the decrease of size that has sc long
been announced to no purpose, is in one
piece, the seam being on the inside.
The fullness is entirely confined to the
top, the sleeve being close above the elbow
half way to the shoulder. This makes the
balloon small and round. The bishop
sleeve promises to be q decided vogue TOP
summer wear. A new evening sleeve con-
sists Of short cap, from which fall four
ruffies of mousselipe de sole. This has an
exceedingly pretty effect, as the gown ts
also trimmed with dounces OF the same
goods.
The illustration shows charming toilet
in mauve and dahlia shades, The skirt is
Of mauve and green glace satin and has 9
narrow border of sable around the fool.
The Louis Seize coat Of dahlia glace satin
has an ample basque and is edged with
narrow black passementerie: The vest is
of broche ivory peau de sole, with colored
flowers and foliage, A jahot OF OLD lace
is carried down the front. The standing
collar and the faring cuffs are Of peau de
sole. A large open collar of sable fringed
with tails covers the shoulders.
JUDO CHoLLET.