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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-02-20
Cfief in Hot Water

Oshkosh. Wis, Feb. 13.-Rt,eciall-
being kept In hot water. A summ.ns in
an action for damages brought ny a.
Main street butcher has been served on
the chief. A farmer who had disposed
of a load af hogs to the butcher became
dissatisfied with the manner of weighing
them and started to return them to the
wagon. He appealed to Chief Burgess,
who was passing by and who assisted
him in .oasting two hogs. to the wagon
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BULLET IN HIS. BRAIN.
Ex-County Clerk Herfort Enos
His Life in Tragic
Manner.

Bara boo Wis, Feb. 14.-[Special.] /
Ex-County Clerk A. F. Herfort commit
ted suicide this morning by shooting
himself through the brain. He held the
office of police justice for several years
and was once prominent furniture deal
er.
He was born in Germany in 1S49 and
came to Baraboo in 1867. He belonged
to the Modern Woodmen and |. Q. .. f..
and leaves a wife and six small children.
Business reverses and other disappolnt-
mentS are SuppOSed to be the cause.
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w edesed an Heiress.

Evansville, Wis, Feb. ia telegram
from Indianapolis, Ind, announces the
marriage of Or. F. E. Colony of Evans
vile and Miss Ruth B. Larlnar, the
heiress. They will spend their honey
moon in the Eastern cities. DR. Colony
is one of the leading young physicians
in this city and made the first acquaint-
ance of his accomplished bride while
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SETTLED BY STIPULATION.
End of Two Damage Cases at West Su
periOr.

Superior, Wis, Feb. 14.-[Special.]- i
The damage suits of w. H. Hayden and
Dorotha Hayden against the John Gund
Brewing company of La Crosse were set
tied in the superior court by stipulation
of the parties. Judgment was rendered
against the company for $500 in favor
of Mr. Hayden and $500 i'll favor of
Miss Dorotha. The suits grew out of an
accident that occurred on Tower ave-
nue. in this city last summer. Dorotha
Hayden, while riding bicycle on the
avenue, was run into by one of the de-
livery teams of the defendant. She
was knocked from the wheel and one of
the horses stepped upon her breast, caus-
ing severe injury. Suit was started
for $4,000 damages for the injured girl
and $500 for the father to remunerate
him for the time spent in caring for his
sick child
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SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Brown County Woman Alleged that She
was SIandered.

was SIandered.
Green Bay, Wis. Feb. 13-[Special.l
Mrs. Rosalie Thys of the town of Preble
has begun an action against Frank and
William Van der Wegen of the same
town for alleged malicious prosecution.
The buildings of Mr. and Mrs. Thys
burned August 8. 1898. at which time
Thys was confined in the county Jail.
The buildings We're insured in the New
Denmark Mutual Insurance company
and the loss was paid. Subsequently
Thys died and his wife was arrested on
a charge Of incendiarism Oh a complaint
sworn to- by WillissEn VAN der Wegen,
who claimed to have accompanied Mrs.
Thys on visit to her husband in the
county Jail where, according to his story,
the burning of the buildings was planned
case came to trial she She was asa acquitted. '
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ANOTHER WISCONSIN LINE.
Marshffeld & Southeastern Company Files
Articles of Association.

Articles of Association.
Madison, Wis. Feb. 14.I[Special.]-
The Marshfield & Southeaster Railway
company filed articles of organization
with the secretary of state today The
line is already built. the company being
in effect a reorganization of the Port
Edwards, Centralia & Northern, which
was sold few weeks ago. The line is
thirty miles in length, runs from the vii
lage of Port Edwards, in Wood county,
to Marshfeld, connecting with the Wis
consin Central. The capital stock is
100000, all taken, and the incorporators
are Walter A Scott, Chicago; Thomas
B. Scott, ST. Paul. III. G. Ross, Chicago;
Patrick M. Halloran and A. A. Hopkins
of Marshfield. They are also the direct,
stakeholder. holding 3112 of the 10000
shares; Thomas 3. Scott SS5 shares and
the others one each.
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DOUBLE THE AMOUNT.
large Amount of Ore to be Hauled to
Surs ciOr.

Superior Wis, Feb. 15.-[Special.l-
al manager of the Duluth, South Shore
& Atlantic railroad and receiver of the
Duluth & Winnipeg railroad, stated to-
day that the Duluth & Winnipeg would
ha ul to the head of the lake over 400 600
tons of iron ore this season, or nearly
four times the amount that was handled
nv that company last season. He said
that in addition to the extensive i'm
provements now being made by the Du-
Iuth & Winnipeg on Allouez bay. there
are 600 ore cars now being built for the
line
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GNAWED BY RABBITS.

Remains of an Unknown Ma Found Near
West Superior.
West Superior, Wis, Feb. 13.-[Spe-r
cial. 1.-The body of dead man lying in
the, woods and partially covered by snow
was discovered last night by a party Of
hunters in the vicinity Of Annicon, tenn
miles east of here The mans lips and
ears were gnawed by rabbits so badly
that It. may be impossible 10 identify
him, but it is expected that ans investiga-
ton wilg solve the mystery connected
with the disappearance of man named
Pat Ryan from Brule about. month
ago. The inquest will be held. this after
noon.
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Protection AgaEwSJ Burglars.

Madison, Wis. FeBs. 14.-hSpecial-I
The citizens of Wisconsin may be afford
ed a means of protection from burglars
which will in some respects be- more sat
isfactory that that afforded by she police.
The New England BHrglary Insr"anee
company of Boston has applied f. | Ii
eense to do business ina the stsate Conn
missioner Fricke has not yet passed Oh
the application. There is no either conf
pany of the kind doing business In the
StatQ
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Depere, Wis, Feb. -Fspeciaf-7-
Rev. l. +. Durin, late. priest I'M charge
of St. Joseph's church Of this: city and
the head of the arch oonfrateFntity of St
Joseph, whose resignation wass recently
accepted by Bishop Nlessmer, is shout
to- leave this city permanently He has
expressed determination to- return to
France, but will spends ulie, Le1rten season
in Chicago He has sold his residence
DrODerty to Bishop ,Messmer
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Superior, Wis, FeaA 14-ISpeciaf-T
The board of health has passed reso-
luton withdrawing objections to the
cutting of bay ice fog cold storage pur-
poses and the ice harvesters may now
commence cutting. tire city council hav-
ing adopted a resolution amending the
ice ordinance whereby the restrictions
are removed with. Eeference to cold stor.
age ice only.
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NEAR THE CENTURY MARK.
Mrs. Reda Crowtller Expired at Ripon,
Aset 60 Years. -~-,s--.r

Age 1ca- Ss
Ripon, Wis, Feb. 13.-[Special.] Mrs.
Crowther. died at 4 O'Clock this morning,
at the residence of her son, Aid. w. S.
Crowther of this city, aged SO years.
Mrs Grow Their was born in Staffordshire,
Eneland[! 4, y 1---,n,y2r ] 1908 Sc came
to America with her parents in 1915 and
located in the vicinity Of what, is now
known as back Earth, Wis, where she
when she removed to this city. The
funeral will be held Saturday morning
from the house, Rev. Samuel Lugg Off
eating. ~
Beloit Wis, Feb 13.---[SpeciaLE-
Frank Liddie, young Rockton QlL)
farmer, who was married nine weeks
ago, died today of pneumonia.
Wausau, Wis, Feb 13.-Mrs. Delight
Hart, aged 81 years. died suddenly of
heart disease yesterday.
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Cambria Boy Missing.

Cambria, Wis, Feb. f3.-[SpeciaGl-
Master Temp Singer, aged 13 years,
left his home in this village at an early
hour yesterday morning and a ,liligent
search has SO far failed to find any clue
to his whereabouts or the direction he
took when he left home He wore knee
pants and a badly worn overcoat. ANY
information as to his present where
abouts will be thankfully received by his
father, John Singer.
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sentenced to Waupun.

Jefferson. Wis, Feb. 15.-[Special =
Douglas H. Tandy of Hewin. Mimi.
WAS sentenced to Waupun by Judge Ben
nett for two years at hard labor for en-
aezzlement at Waterloo, this county. Mr..
Tandy is a lawyer and 80 years of age.
He has wife -and two children at Red
Wing, Mimi.
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Two Farmers Arrested.

Neenah. Wis, Feb. 10 SpeciaL1
David J. Kevill and q. ZelWlsky, Two
farmers of the town of Winchester,
We're arrested by Officer Petersen yes
terday on warrants sworn out by. As
sistant Dairy and Food Commissioner
w. w. Chadwick charging them with
delivering adulterated milk to cheese
factory operated by n. Simon u Go.
of this city. Before Justice Sherry both
entered pleas of not guilty and their
cases were adjourned to February 70.
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Church Damaged NV F;.e

~, Wasslhburn. Wis, Feb. 15.-ISpecial.]-
The Methodist church now in course of
construction was damaged by fire yes
tefday afternoon to the estimated
amount of 5000. The building is frame
and an will cost $4,000 when completed.
me ire is supposed to have originated
from stove in use by the workmen.
Inc loss is fully covered by insurance.
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ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
Charles Knudson Gets Himself In
Trouble at Ashland.

Ashland. Wis. Feb. 15.-[Spec'al.I-
Charles Knudson was arrested this morn
ing on a charge of forgery. He was ar
rested at the Christiana house. The prls-
oner j. a member of Co. L.. W; n u,
and his parents live at Cumberland,
Wis. He failed to give bonds and IS III
ioi1
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Injured in a Runaway.

Baraboo, Wis, Feb. 15.-[Special.]
AS Reinhold Kowalke was driving home
from Alderman his team became fright-
ened and ran away He had one ear
torn off, received scalp wound and was
otherwise injured to such an extent that
bis condition is serious.
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Charged with s,ea,ing Ciears.

Neenah, Wis, Feb. 13.-ISpeciall-
Chris. CaspersoM, Charles Solomon and
Rhlnold Seigert were arrested last night
on the charge OF robbing Walter Raahn's
cigar store October g. Casperson and
solomon were arrested some time ago
on the same charge, but were dismissed
on technical error in the complaint.
Ihey We're released on bonds of $500
each - -
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BUSY SEASON IN SIGHT.
Appleton Driving Association Already
Making Extensive Preparations.

Appleton, Wis, Feb. 14.-[Special.]-
The Fox River Fair and Driving asso-
citation will hold it's second annual fair
at Appleton during the first week in
September and the summer race meet
ing during the week of July 4. Prep
arations for these events have already
begun and assurances have been received
of big fields of horses and extensive
exhibits. = These events, together with
the state bicycle meet about the middle
of August, will make a very busy sea-
son at the track and grounds OF the as
ISOLATION
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ALDERMEN AS JURORS.

Oshkosh Man"Aecused of Selling Liquor
TO minors.
Oshkosh, WITS, Feb. Special. J.
the common council charges August
kargus, 224 Oregon street, with selling
liquor to four. minors. Kargus is 20 be
ordered to appear before the common
council for public trial, the aldermen to
sit as jurors zn the ease. This is the
first instance OF the kind in the history
Df the CITY
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Baraboo,, Wis.,, Feb. 15.-tSpecial.E
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Blake celebrated
the fifty-eighth anniversary of their mar
riage yesterday. Four generations were
present at the r@union. In 1914 they
crossed the Bluffs and built the first resi-
dence in Barabon having made the jour
ney from New York state by the way
of the great lakes to Milwaukee and then
overland by OK team to Baraboo.
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FLOUR FOR AFRICA
An. Order Received by One Oh Y
rior Mills.

An. Order Received by One OF Y
rior Mills.
Superior. Wis, Feb. EIls4
The first sale of flour ever maui
of the lake mills for shipment \
WEES. confirmed by telegraph .ou1
Daisy Roller mills Of TINS T CITY
AN. order to- ship prepaid to view ""
South Africa, 500 barrels OF .4'
duet of the mill at a price tMI
q; fair margin to the lllSe Surl
The. consignment will leave 1u5
day and viii reach New Lon r %
from the. Cape of Good dol;e e M
che latter part Of April. ~ II u D f0 u
that this transaction Will Ut )"
many others.
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A. FATAL MISTAKE.
Marinette Young Man Dies from the
Fife cts of OxaIie Acid.

Marinette, Wis., Feb. 15-ESpecial.l-
Antoine Klaus, who ulistood oxalic acid
for salts and drank large dose of the
acid in cup Of coffee, died yesterday
afternoon Klaus fingered for several
days and it was the wonder of his phy
sicians that death did not follow soon
after the acid WEE taken.
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STRUCK A. BRIDGE BEAM.

st. Paul Brakeman Meets with a Fatal
Accident Near Hudson.
Hudson, Wis, Feb. 1f--fSpecialH
A brakeman from st. Paul named Mey-
ers, working on an Omaha freight train,
was killed here at noon. He was stand
on high car and while passing under a
bridge was thrown under the cars. He
was dead when Diclle.i lid.
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BEER WAR AGAIN
Milwaukee Brewers Sell Ro
for 50 Fer Bar-o, W

AoT 90 Fer BarIel
Racine, Wis. Feb. - 70
The beer " II has again hroEEep
this city and promises TO bn ,V u 3
finish. When the war fret d Il. N
Bohemian Brewing comnanr s st
was the only one which msao VI :.
So per barrel. Today the psIs.
and Obermann companies Of SV NS!
and the Anheuser-Busch " no M
st. Louis sent beer here to no 00 nI]
rate of So per barrel. TbevS guy \
are here to stay and will waco
end against Mr.. Klinkerf vi M
brewer. The saloonmen ev,oo u
q harvest while the war jastS
they will not reduce the nrico
time the. beer was sold three cl.
5 cents. Mr.. Klinkert stated :"
he will not come down one navy
will continue 20 sell at the old ~ y
that he has more orders than ~
at the regular rate. nc
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Welded IN MILWAUKEE,.

Two Prominent Young People of Keno
sha Join Hands.
kenosha, Wis, Feb. 14.-[Special.]E
The announcement was made this morn
ing that Miss Gertha Palmetier, daugh
ter of Capt. Charles Palmetier. and Har-
~ Robinson. both residents of this city,
were married in Milwaukee on August 5
last. The affair had been kept a secret
until today. The announcement created
mild sensation here as the principals
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OFF FOR ST.. LOUIS.
John MI. Ewing Gees in Advance
Wisconsin Delegat on.


Madison, Wis, Feb. 12.--fSi
Assistant Secretary of State
Ewing left at noon for st. Lcul
the subcommittee of the Republ
tional committee which has theI
tom hall in charge, will meet Fri
The architect selected by the
tee to approve the plans for the|
in which the national convention
held has reported that the plans
satisfa ct0ry. and the sub-coul
meeting is tor the purpose of seeI
the St. Louis people propose to \
Mr.. Ewing will also confer \
officials of the Western TraMc|
tisn at Chicago as to securing a
ths, Wisconsin state convention.
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NEWS OF GREEN Bay
Miss Louise Salyo and Harry II
Wed

Wed.
Green Bay, Wis, Feb. 1o-TS
The marriage of Harry H ii
Miss Louise Salyo, well-known1
young people, is announced folI
row morning at St. Patrick's chm
a company is being formed
establishment of Il clothespin faI
building has been leased on fl
side and the machinery will bn]
place and work begun as soon 4
BILE.
Last evening an interesting
was held at the new Church of 81
of the Old Catholic denominal
which the bell was blessed bJ
bishop Vilatte.
Good Will lodge, I. @. G. /
night celebrated the eleveMh ami
of it's foundation. There was
attendance and a splendid pyol
and general jubilation marked |
sion.
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PLAN TO REORGANIzE
Probability that the Steel PlaI
perior will Resume.

perior will Resume.
Superior, Wis, Feb. 12.I[SI
1t is unofhcfally announced that
of reorganization proposed BY IN
fellars of the. West Superior \
Steel company will be carried m
within the next month. 1t IS UNI
that the various interests havf
rea ched am agreement as to w
be dome and that as far as IN
are concerned almost any SORT
could. be eonSummated withoutde|
Rocllefellers propose to acquire
chase and compromise all the
held under bonds and mortgage
re7esta blish the plant upon
like basis with ample capital VI
it, tsBen Cd large scale.
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Caughr am fascaped Conyiet.

Ashland, WIS. Feb. 13.-[Speeial.]-
Ed. Sullivan, an escaped convict of
Ashland county Jail, was captured by
Officer Larson in Hurley yesterday and
brought hack to Ashland this morning.
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VOTED FOR AN ADJ

St.. croix County to Have ave-.
Hudson, Wis, Feb st Is E'r 8
The county board d, ronort Of
morning accepted /. the ri fft' The :
Chippewa tlihitg Saf county j in; "a fav T :
committee commit reported dld IN i then
the subject, the vote e Connll'I
in favor of an asylum ! fIer a site
appointed to LOOK NV
and bonds.
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CAUGHT IN A FEEDER.
Nanitowoc Farmer Obliged to Have His
Arm Alnputated.

Manitowoc, Wis. Feb. 1J.-[Special.]
Karl Waack, a farmer living two miles
southeast of this city. was the victim of
an accident yesterday afternoon. His
left arm was caught in a feed-cutting
machine and the hand severed at the
wrist and the forearm badly mangled.
He was brought to the city and the arm
was amputated just below the elbow by
DR.. Luhman. Mr.. Waach is about 35
Haars Of ape
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pLACED BEHIND THE p

Arrest of Lott Wilson, Ill
Murderer. ,c]
P1aiufeld, Wis, Feb. lz Ind
Lott Wilson. who, 1t Is 4 the
dered his little child in IN sn' n
Richield. Adams county, oontrd
ing of February ., was If "ritn|
this village by a posse u u o'cll
tertlay afternoon anou;; e Nitcl
was identified by Sherl, nldship
took the prisoner to laelnncpd te|
ing, where he VIII Dc .; p at tbi
bars to await his trlai ."
court
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TlLLOTSON HEARD -

Street Railway Magna'e ii,
oshkosh Council ,a 81
Oshkosh, Wis, Fep' ro n 4
CITY Clerk Bacon is III re- iillotI
munication from }. ~, nronoti
electric street RAILWAY or "a bOll
February 8, at lmp e Of q pa
York. The document d1s1t al b
esting character ana 1.-THE e the Gao
gentleman's version Oh o IL Is to
delay in completing whs what NEIsci
the the Central Wisconsin
way company's ROAD.
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BOUGHT BY THE STATE.

Land Adjoining the State SclOol for
Blind Secured.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Feb. 13.-[Special.]-
The state has purchased irons A. A.
jackson twenxy-siX acres of land adjoin-
ing the State School for the Blind. 1t
is certain that at least one new building
will be erected at once
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MAKING A RECORD.

Jack Carkeek and Companion Arrest
Two Men at Plover.
Waupaca, Wis, Feb. 14.-[Special,l
Messrs. Wheeloek and Carkeek have ar
rested two men near Plover whom they
think are implicated in the recent safe
blowing at Amherst.
The morning times., 1896-11-22

NUNS, nor is it shaggy; but perfect Dutch
orange, rather small and close curling, and
naturally very brilliant, and again this
season the florists report that they have
been unable to make this popular autumn
blossom accept any perfume.
oddly enough" said the dealer in posies,
who was revealing the secrets of his trade,
women are constantly inquiring why We
cannot perfume orchids, though, as rule,
heavily scented flowers do not sell well,
except roses and carnations" The newest
rose is a rare creation, credited from Italy,
forit bears the name Marguerite deSavoy,"
in honor of the italian queen. 1t is not
large nor brilliant, but proves to possess
a lovely rosy fragrance, odd, pale green
foliage, and is cream white, with a dis
tinctively pink heart.
Contrarywise the most perfect type Of
carnation has almost golden petals, deeply
notcbed and edged in salmon pink. This
Is richly odorous of Glove, and the bridal
bouquets are pyramid shaped, set in long
holders OF white satin. They are built of
snowy orchids and small white lilies; or
the newest style is composed completely
of very long white Comtesse de Chambord
buds, spike pointed, with extended tapering
calyx petals. A vast bunch OF these buds
are framed in fern, and then outside the
green fringe spreads great affair, like
q white satin collar, that is part Of the
bouquet holder.
On the table flowers will be more than
The morning times., 1896-11-22
Illuminated Bouquets Will Be
Carried This Winter-Fash-
ionable Dinner Tables
Are Covered with
Spicy Blossoms.

ever lavisbly employed. For example, al
handsome dinner given recently no cloth
was used, but the board from side to
side and end to end was coInpactly spread
with roses Of every variety. These We're
fastened in n wire webbing laid over the
mahogany, which was totally concealed
by the yelvety blossoms, into which plates,
bOnbon dishes, etc, We're literally bedded
A fringe OF rich green leaves finished off
the edges, and pretty wreath OF roses
was hung over the lofty top of each guests
chair, to complete very sumptuous deco
ration, indeed.
Every one cannot afford, and perhaps
does not care, for this costly rose prai-
RE decoratIUn. as II is called and now
ada Us It's the custom in New York city,
at least, for the florist to submit to Z
hostess half-dozen designs. from which
to select one for the table, on the same plan
as She chooses her wall papers. or matches
samples. Just at present society is un-
usually pleased with the dainty and mex
pensive ma y-pOle arrangement.
For this tall glass or silver vase &C.
cupies the center OF the board, and from
the flowers that fill it extend out to five.
seven or nine smaller and shorter vases,
ribbons in variety Of colOrs. Equally
as pretty as the odd, serpeatine decora-
tiOn in green glass. The water is poured
into long, flat, paIe-green tube, that
lies along the table. like a serpent describ-
ing many curves with its body and from,
this green tube springs up numherleSs
little circular receptacles. each one inst
large enough for the stem Of a single
flower. Tulips, roses. daisies, carna tions,
violets and cosmos are all thrust in to give
the effect OF a harlequin line Of flowers
crossing the cloth.
MILLICENT ARROWPoINT.