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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
BROTHERS IN ART.
Keith, Bruce Porter, Willis Polk and
Douglas Tilden Will Pool


William Keith, Bruce Porter, Willis
Polk and Douglas Tilden have banded
themselves into union to pool their ideas
on the subject of art. 1t was Willis Folks
idea in the first instance, that the arts of
architecture, sculpture, mural decoration
and painting should not go straying along
different paths, but should all be fused
into one Harmonious whole, and his
friends entered heartily into the idea.
1.-THE old Italian artists combined ar
chitecture with sculpture and painting,
said Willis Polk, enthusiastically. mich
ael Angelo did not design buildings with
out any regard 10 the statues tn at were to
ornament them, or the paintings that
were to go on the walls. The arts were
combined, and that is just what we want
to do-blend the arts into one"
Douglas Tilden SAID that he approved
heartily of the idea, but that he had not
given much thought to how it was to be
put into execution. 1--WE want to try to
work in unison" he said. 'U any place
is to be built all the arts should be repre-
scented in it. The idea is not to go as far
as a business partnership-we are to pool
our ideas, that is all. We can meet an d
talk and suggest when there is any build
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
SONS OF The REVOLUTION
They Banquet at the California
Hotel in Commemoration of
the Country's Father.
A. S. Hubbard, the Organizer of the
Association, Occupies the Seat
of Honor.

The Sons of the American Revolution
gave a grand banquet at the California
Hotel last night in commemoration of
George Washington's farewell address to
the Nation founded by him and the brave
men who assisted him on the occasion of
his declination to accept third term in
the Presidential chair.
The California Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution was organized IN
San Francisco in 1876. the centennial year
of our anniversary, at which time about
q dozen OF those whose forefathers
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

and believe the goal car be reached by
proper, sober action. [Applause.
You know full well that the Demo-
cratic administration has been a failure.
You know that the day Cleveland took
charge there were more men at work in
this country than ever before and you
know ruin and disgrace follow Demo
cracy.
This Nation is getting deeper and
deeper in debt under Democracy, while
under Republicenism we have steadily re-
duced the debts month by month"
At the conclusion OF this speech the
audience dispersed to partake of the roast
OK and many delicacies prepared at the
barbecue. AT night there was a ball and
the festivities ended with fireworks.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

H. E. Matthews. Ed K. Townsend, r. Haux-
hurst, R. Collier, E. S. Clark, NJ. D.; NJ. Shell
don, B. Mauzy, J. C. McKinstry, sidney NJ.
Smith, E. B. Holiday, L. L. Dorr, NJ D.; ]. l..
Bromley, J. F. Stark. Rev. ]. q. Warren, George
T. Folsom, R. Vandercook, C. H. Sherman, F.
Williams General s. w. Backus, L. A Booth,
DR.. c. j. Burnham, J. w. Pack, j. S. Clark, A. F.
Goss. T. A Perkins. General R. H. Warfield,
]. w. Ward, C. A. Sumner, G. w. Reed, J. G. B.
Rutherford, William u Finch, I. R. Smith, Z.
B. Vreeland, Captain w. l. Reed, U. S. A.,
Colonel J. C. Currier, L. G.. Burnett, j. w.
harrington, ]. ]. Scoville, NJ. J.. Requa, J. R.
Robinson, +. B. Ladd, E. Bonnet, J. B. Warner,
NJ Newcomb, Colonel L. Wildman, Charles
Bone, A. II. Phelps.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
MRS. DE sILvA's DIAMONDS.
Joseph p. Salvatore Held to Answer
for Stealing Them.

for Stealing Them.
Joseph P. Salvatore, cook in restaur-
ant at GIL Bush street, was yesterday held
to answer before the Superior Court by
Judge Joachimsen on the charge of grand
larceny in $1,000 bonds. Mrs. RafaeIa de
Silva was the complaining witness, and
she alleged that Salvatore, while she was
supposed to be running the restaurant in
partnership with him, went to her room
and stole her diamonds.
Salvatore had another warrant served
upon him for obtaining money by false
pretenses. Mrs. de Silva is also the COM
planning witness in this case, and she al
leges that Salvatore got $500 from her for
a share in the restaurant, but she found
that chad no interest in it and refused to
return her money.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

question could only be acred On at
special election, but it was decided to LOOK
further into the legal aspect of the case
before taking any steps il the matter.
Registrar Hinton reported TO the Com
missioners that he had selected Galret
McEne,ney as his attorney in the nun
.damus proceedings brought by the Cd
line Democrats.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
Stole a Barrel of Liquor.

William Smith was arrested yesterday by
Policemen T. L. Ryan and Eo O'Dea and
booked at the Seventeenth-street station on
the charge of grand larceny. During the fire
thursday night at Ninth and Bryant streets
Smith stole a barrel of liquor belonging TO
harry Walcom, saloon-keeper on the corner
and sold 1t to Jacob Stanish, saloon-keeper,
2045 Folsom street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
THE FL AlIAG DEBT.

The Election Commissioners Consid err
the slater.
The Grand Jury's recommendation
that the question of paying the floating
Indebtedness OF the City be submitted to
the people at the next general election
was discussed at meeting of the Election
Commissioners yesterday. 1t seemed to
be the general impression that such
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

made the unanimous choice OF the conven-
ton for the Assembly fr ON the Twenty
ninth Assembly District Speeches were
made by Messrs. Allen, TiIlman, Lydon
and others.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
address by Rev. Mr.. Birch.

The usual afternoon service for young mn
only will be held at the Christian Association,
Mason snd Ellis streets, to-day at 8 O'Clock
The address will be delivered by Rev. Mr.
birch. All young men welcome. Seats free.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
Placed Under civil Service.

Collector Wise was yesterday notified by the
department at Washington that twenty-one
employees in the Appraisers Department hith-
erto classed as laborers, would in future be
under civil service. This means an increase
in salary OF from 5000 70 $1,000 year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

nngRNGsEc FOR BARRIERS BAK,
BkUSHE 5 houses. s00'9 ssia td Sa;a.
brewers, bookbinders, candy-makers, Gamers
dyers, dourmills, foundries, laundries, paper
hangers, printers painters shoe factories stable
men, tar-roofers, tanners, tailors etc.
BUCHANAN BROS,
brush Manufacturers COS SscramentoS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

the fusion candidates, land to give every
them at any period of the campaign"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

In the Twenty Ninth.
The Twenty ninth Assembly Democratic
District Convention met at the Flood
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

I am quite confident that Mckinley will be
overwhelmingly elected. 1 am sure he will
carry Bryan's ward, Bryan's city, Bryan's
county, Bryan's Congressional district, AMI
am quite confident he will carry Bryan's State,
though the Pops and Democrats have fused in
this State, which with some few soit-headed
silver Republicans, will make US a hard fight,
but we are going to put up the fight OF our
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

oamte .fic oaritber na1, pa8 es beiBt,
lein Slid in lid ielbit traeen.
Gb ibr sic @rfenntntE fam? Viels
letht, oenn elm gluSbrud tpunoerbarer
8ube unb 3uperiidt breitete it'd iiber
ibre j3iise, ein lei6tes 2d6eln tbeilte
tire 9ippen unb lteB 3lpei Reiben
i9neeipeiBer 3dbne binburdi6immern.
3ipei Tage ipdter mar Slle ba, por'
ldufis allein.
,@etbt Du," iaste lie nit pidtiger
Miene, reS plauoert lid bod befier
inter bier stusen, man bat iid fdlieB.
lid bod 10 Mlan6es mitSutbeilen, bas
bie Mdnner ni6ts an8ebt, wenn audi
@eora bebauptet, ibn sinse allies an,
mas mid ausebt, aber bas peritebt er
ebeu nt6t, ni9t mabr, 9ers6en? SD
bin slei6 rad zifd fortsefabren
plapperte 9lie peiter, ibre lansen
Sanbffube, bic ite eben BON ben Gin'
germ geitreift bate, forgiam 3uiammen>
rollenb, vunb ipater fommen @robpapa
uuS @eors mad, mi4 abbolen, ipabrenS
Der fleine Saul BET Wama bletbt, bte
febr frob III, i'm einmal 10 gang fir
iid allein 3l baben. @S lit 8an3 uns
slaubli9, ipie DIANA in ben Sunsen
oerliebt it," iette iie in eiuem Tone
binsu, Der ibre Morte ei9entli9 Siigen
itrafte, obne bab iie bas benerfte.
Gann 8oona, bic ibr @ebabren itill
la6elnb betra9tete, init einem ionoers
barren, idlau beobo6tenoen 8lide ane
iebenb, iagte iie in iebr na9ldlii9em
Zone, ipdbrenS bic redte Sanb einen
arinreifen, Der bas linfe Sanogelenf
umfpannte, aufs uno abpdrtS ldob:
ga, propos, Du empfdnsit bod Ger
renbelude?"
&opno ladte hU1li9 unb ulbefans
gen, iuie iie in friiberen Sabreu ME
9ela6t bate:
nglber natiirlid, ielbitperitdublid,
frage nur Tant6en, 70 mar gum Beie
fpiei slei6 seitern Der S6orniteinie9er
bier" jeet ladten beioe, ,9lie itrablte
Dor @nt3ideu, ibre betpunoerte, anee,
betete Houua 10 munter, 10 gut gelauut
;u treffen.-
Spdter beim 9nffee, an benz aud
srau bon Sel,nbinseu tbeilnabm, ote
6isber bic 0reunbinnen bistret allein
aelalien bate, fling 9lle an su ersdb'
len, Dinge, BON beneu iie Uorausieseu
founte, baB iie Elm allgemeines 9nte'
reSIe b1tten. Ga lpar Dor Nllem Veloa,
oiie madjtc elm gang ernitbaftes @es
iidlt, wie Tic ben 0lameu naunte.
.NirfliA, bic arrne 8elba 1T febr
III beflaeeu." 9lfe feuflte elm wenis:
rGs III ni9t MIR bic Trauer I'M
lbr,n gerlpit, bic tie ut&t befdmpfeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

uerl6lieBen pfleste. 8ai6 unb baftis
fette fte bin3u, als fei es ibr nur
baram gu tbun, 6as @eiprd9 bur9aus
auf ein anberes 9benta ;lI bringen:
r9n ben nd9iten Tasen mub Slie NIT
ibren1 Wlann mad Wolfenitein fommen,
iie fdrieb mir, baB fte einen 9beil Der
untperiitdtSferien bier ju oerbrinsen
gebddten, unb Dein alter 8erebrer,
Der amtSratb, Iagte eS bel ieinem less
ten 8eiub aud, t6 freue mid unfdss
lid auf Slie,A fiigte fie binju.
Srau Don Selmoiu9eu nidte 3uittuts
menb:
rs3iie ipar Elm allerliebites Mdbdeu
unb lit cine prd6tige fleine 6rau ge>
moroen, oaS seitetserte Selbitbeipubts
fein ltebt ibr allerfieblt, unb es lit
biibI6 gu beOba6ten. lpie ibre Wlutter
in benz Slide Der 5o9ter ielbit nod
einnlal auflebt, ipte Die S9atten Der
9ersansenbeit, bic triI5en Grinnerun9en
mebr u1tb mebr eon ihr abfallen, uno
tpie Der tleinc Mairt,. Yaul Benomar,
9idt unS Sonnenidfin in ibr freuben.
armes 9eben binci1gctrasen bat, iie
bat fpieoer geternt, an bas Slid glau>
ben, ieit lie baS ftrablerbe, biir6 feiue
@olfen getriibte sbe9liid ibres eins
5teen Sinoes seleben."
ga, SlIe lit eine iebr 9liiflide
6rar,@ iaote 0soona na6oenflid, unb
es mar ipunberbar, baB BET bielcn @ors
ten es ipie Elm !et9ter, i6lpermiitbi9er
0au9 iiber bas i6one, lebenSpolle
GeiiGt flo9-
rgSeil Slie ibr Slid in ii9 fetbft
trdat,1 iagte 6rai BON Selmoinsen,
un6 Topna lflob BITE ausen balb, nnb
i5ren gtubl leiie bin iulb Der rpisaenb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

fam, es tit Dor alien 9tngen bas Wrs
flbl Der 0seue, bas lie nun bur6 ibr
gar;es 2eben tragen muB, baS Veloa
10 beflagenSwertb ma6t. sic mar
bur6auS ni6t INNER 10 ge9en SuituS,
ipie eine ianfte, quite 6rau, Die ibren
@atten lieb bat, gegen i'm iein muB,
uno nod am gforsen ieineS 3oSess
toseS, alS SuftuS an ibr 8ett frat,
UNI ibr Elm Mort SeS slbi6iebS 5u
iaaea, itellte iie ii1 i6lafenb, neil
tie slaubte, llrlad)e gum .3orn sesen
i'm 3u baben. llnb iie bat ibn 10 lebr
seliebt, uur baB es feline lunSniitbige,
9ebuloi9e 9iebe mar, nt6t Die 2iebe,
BON Der bas Guan9elium fpri6t."
,9lrme 0elba!" iagte 9iopna NIT
einent tiefen sltbemsuse, fpabrenb es
ii9 pie Elm iuortloies Oanfsebet In
ibrem Ser3en reste, bab iie Obne gore
tpurf segett iif ielbit, obne Weue oas
Gnbenfen ibreS perltorbenen @atten tn
Gbren balten fonnte. r9u bift jest
piel befreunbeter oenn friiber NIT
Belba?" frug &oona, uno Slie idob
Elm Sthd SUDDEN spiiden ibre jpieen
tleinen Mduiesabne unb nidte NIT benz
9opfe:
rgie bat ii6 iebr an mid onses
i9loilen, unb tie lernt bel rnir langfam
unb allmdlis beereifen, ipel9es Slid,
tpel6e 6reube elm Sino sepdbren fam,
unb 0elba bat 3lpei 9iuoer, file Il It alio
nod reid, itur baB ibr erit bic g(usen
fiir ben @ertb biefes Ret4tbums auf@
geben mtiien.
(Scrtfesuns foIgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25
Weprge Ayfauorg's
9aHlpf= aiferei III SaH glutouio.

9lIIen iHbufrieaen @tabliHement8,
tpelcbe sroBe @efdEe n6tbig baben, ios
tuie 0ieb3t6tern, Garmern unb aaen
Denen, bic @ifterneu gebrau9en, III
@eorg Manbrp's renommirte Dampfs
tiiferei in Der 9anbelsmelt unter BEN
Nameu "San Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt. beitens su empfe9len. 6err
Wianbrn, Elm Ja6mann in Der ahfes
ret, Der au6 mebrere fur bieielbe iebr
lpibtise Grfinbungeu in gesug auf
Mal6inen semadt bot. liefert cine 10
borsiigIide Irbeit. baB noD ME elm
8a6el gegen bieielbe laut seDorben 1T.
5ein &uf a!s Gabritant. Der es init
irgenb ginem in BEN Ser. Staaten
amfnebmen tann. eritredt fih melt iiber
bic @renaen bes Staates hinauS uno
Mnftrdge tommen ibm ielbft aus ben
entlegeniten 3be,leu Merifos au.
S6reibt um &ataloge unb preise
liffen. bic gratis periaabt werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25
Gin 8prn.

G.reiien perbeu In ben metifeu Sduen ols sefuuos
beitsESrberub sro&tet Su ben metffen Gauen iue he
es aus Gber es mag wpbl besreifelt wstbeu, OBJ een
ten BON iebr i&wd6li&er 9o.fttutcn ener NIT iebr
rsi,saren Rerpen bas Dur@sethtieltperben an Gors
eia.s Oseanbampfers outrdsli@ 1T, penn bsfen aus
sretjeuet une eri@6pfeube Btrfuns. ni4t BURG etne
ebiItntf&e S&uspebI seltneer une paratpiirt ptro.
Weuu ptr pem 8eusnis con 1auienoeu BON Stsans
fatrern, etnerei, eber Sses
ienen ron gerut slauben bdrien, fo t 6aS bee ansr
G6asmttteI auf Der see Scftetter's Nasenbtttsrs.
ardnfe, Refonpales,enten, SaubeIss uu6 8ersnhs
aunasretieube ute t Dtens ersrante Seebdren fttm.
men batiu Iberein, bab Re has Sitters ais beifes
Gtimulan,s nab Stdrtunss. bic ueISsuberubtsenees
aRitteI enrfebIeu. Gbenfo fpreGeu i4 GmiSranttu,
Bic ,sre Ser Gtstltaticn In uubeebelteu 9egtrctn,
9eufe pie fiG btsfer uusewobuts MISUNDERSTANDING
i&id.n maHsn, GUS. &sseu maIarti6s. rbeumattiGs
uub Rtsreuletesn, seseu Rerochfdt, W9enmaiismus.
uHb Dpepepffe Pebtrernd uub 6artIetbtafet tft eas
ttters Elm nnperslet<6es arsanum uub ais ioI@es
son ben eratu ptReHi&sftlt&sn Gutcrttdten Son nab
unb fern empfohlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25
YbptDgrapbien !!

GaIIamap' gp1otograp 3 /,
fde anfalt, 2s. 513 OF 9Ou.
ifon.5traBe, cine 3reppe bod, tit bic
einsige, bic bas "Aristotype". ".papier
benubt, tpobur6 fie photographer lies
fert, bic nitbt berblaFen unb beren
Sarben i66n meiB unb bon REDEEM
56war3 iinb. Werft @uer 8elo ni6t
fort fir roth. ober braunfarbige Bbos
tograpbien, beun fe iiberbauern feline
3eit unb baben teinen 3wed. Gabi'
net.Ybotoerapbien merbtn angeferiigt
i'm Breiie BON $3.50 bis $500 per
DuBeub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

56mintit,g1i taaa burd1 5bilob's
gura aeaei!. merher. Dieies groBe
bulienbeilnittel III has ein3iS betannte
aeaeu bieIe i1redlId)e arantbeit. gum
gertauf bel Aalteper & S4u1ar6,
Sames 6lapin. 3. s. Speaehp, @.
sobu & Co.. g. Stein. @ensrol DRUG
5tpre. U. S1Dsppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

CAPT. SmeHnep BON Der Der. 81.
armee, 6au Siego, Sal. fagt: Sbi'
lob's Gatarrb &emebp ilt bic erite Wle.
bisin, bic mir gut 9stban bot. Yrets 50
Gents. Gum 0erfauf bel 9alteaer &
S9u6arb, Sames GlaOin, 3. ). Spel'
leffp, q. gobn & &c.. y. Stei1, eea'
tral Drua Store, u. S6wepR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25

aailer Wilbelm bat bic bret
prd6tigen idmiebeeiiernen 3bore ge'
fault, bic In Der beutiben Nbtbel'
lung Der gbieasoer Welt AuS'
fislluag 10 aasemein bepnnbert tpur'
ben. Der bafiir be3ablte Preis bstrug
$4,000 Mart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-25
"That Little
" Cough"

may lead to Consump-
ton. Cure it at once with
the old, reliable DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the greatest
remedy known for Cough.
Cold, Grippe, Group and
all Bronchial Affections.
DR.. Bulls { (.ougN Syrup
is the best and costs only
IS cts. Avoid substitutes.
q chsy tANss's a !. PLUGS a. ess:; {ssaass As As
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-06
THE TIN PLATE INDUSTRY

Gradually Going from Bad to Worse In
South Wales, Notwithstanding the United
States Consumes More than Half Of the
Tin Plates Exports.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE tin plate
trade of south Wales has persistently,
during the past few months, gone from
bad to worse" is the opening state
ment in report on that in
dustry just received at the state
department from Anthony Howells,
United States consul at Cardiff.
Mr.. Howells says that newspaper
comments prior to November elections
about the ruinous effects of the VIII
son tariff on American manufactures
caused much rejoicing on this side of
the Atlantic Now conditions have
changed, and the only hope for the in
dustry entertained in Wales is through
a general stoppage of work until rates
become higher. The falling off since 500
has been enormous. The total increase
reached e93. 991, and would have been
greater had there not been increased
exports to some countries as the fall
ing off in exports to the United States
itself was no less than e2O2, s0s. In
spite of this the United States remains
the leading customer, for she consumes
even now more than half of the tin
plates exported from Great Britain.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-06

Vienna cabmen have struck against
tips; they ask for fixed days wages
for fair days work, and resent the
oppressive and humiliating institution
of trinkgeld."
English tradesmen are indignant
because the dried potatoes, carrots and
turnips provided for the .tshantee ex-
petition were ordered by the govern
Inent in Germany.
Vienna has established circulating
library for the blind, for which 400 vol
umes of German works have been pre-
pared in raised type. The books will
be lent out for small fee.
It is said that all the burglars jim
mics in London are made by one man,
who is well known to the police, but
cannot be arrested, as his work is not
contrary to law. Besides il is very con-
venient to be able to trace his CUSTOM
ers.
It is notorious fact that much OF the
beef sold in England as prime Scotch"
is simply prime American. The Brit
ish consumer, it is averred, is unable
to detect, either by eye or palate, the
origin of side of beef or of the roast
cut from it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-06

modes, it will not GUST the round waist
which, for slender wearers, will again
be the great vogue, FOR, in spite of the
fact that this waist haseprevailed for so
many seasons past, it comes to US
again direct from Paris among the IA
vored styles for next spring, and to ac-
company these are stylish belts, CIR
dies and chatelaines of leather, kid or
velvet, decorated with silver attach
ments or ornamented with beaded
gimps. steel and bronze nail heads, with
buttons and buckles to match.
The box coat will continue to be a
marked favorite for spring; also the
princesse jacket, open-fronted, with .
low-cut double-breasted vest of tho
same cloth, preferably soft tan. nuns
gray, or pale olive
Deep Hungarian capes, Queen Anne,
Medice and Huguenot puffs andVandyke
points are all used to decorate the up
per portion of recherche gowns. The
faring effect is still considered the
height of style on all fashionable
gowns, the melon sleeve is still highly
popular, the full pulled sleeves in varied
forms and effects above mentioned rules
in evening dress. The Marie Antoinette
fichu is one of the most popular access
series of the season. Chiffon is just as
much a favorite for gowns, waists and
garnitures as it was the first season Of
its introduction.
KATE DuNHAn
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-06
THE GERMAN NAVY,
Rumors that the Effort to Increase It's
Strength WIN Rupture the Cabinet.

Strength VIII Rupture the Cabinet.
LONDON, Feb. YESTERDAY morn
ing's London newspapers reproduced
Berlin rumors of impending changes
in the German ministry owing to res
ignations because of differences among
the ministers in regard to increasing
the strength of the navy, but none Of
them attaches any Importance to the
reports. The Berlin Post of January
% contained an emphatic denial of the
suggestion that plans for an extensive
increase of the German navy We're be-
ing formulated, and also denied with
equal positiveness that Prince Holen-
lone, the imperial chancellor, and 9TH
ers of the ministers We're about to re-
sign.
The Berlin representative of the
United Presslearned upon unquestion-
able authority on January % that the
government had sounded the leaders
Of all the political parties except the
socialists upon the question of increas-
ing the strength of the navy with
view of asking the reichstag for a
large loan for the purpose, and that
the leaders were unanimous in giving
a negative reply to the proposal. The
matter was thereupon dropped by the
government