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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-31
ClTyIN BRIEF.

Mr.. ". B. Woods left yesterday Tor
Denver. Colo.
Ringing Bros circus dis5anded a,
Purcell, I. T. yesterday.
Mr. r. L. Henderson 90 London IS Wis
Ting z. c.. Grims,ead and family.
Tiger Bill Campbell is about the only
follower Henry George had in Wichita
Mrs. B. A Ward viii entertain al her
home next Thursday afternoon az whist.
Mr.. George Lite was in Furley yes
terday attending TO some business mat
ters.
Mr. s ". Leslie and daughter O,
Hutchinson were visitors IN the city yes
terday.
NJ. George Walker has returned from
a shor; business trip to Kansas City and
Topeka.
1ir. George ". Majors letc yesterday
afternoon over the Santa Fe tor TrinI-
dad Colo.
Governor Lewslling came down from
Topeka yesterday % spend Sunday w.,h
his family.
A. N-e OaLl@IE1i. NJ AK Elt<-4l1
viz render Giorza's Ave Maria" ct
hiya mass
r. \. S'=coe. a merchant o Augusta.
vas in the city yesterday attending TO
some business.
Mrs Z. c. Klssr and mother - Danve-
are IN tie city visiting friends AM reI1-
lives fo- saoE; tinA
The walter L Main circus VII pass
though ne city this morning Oh its Kay
eas1. where they winter.
Shar2isy's orchestra xiii assist in the
music q ne afternoon service az tas
FI-ss u :. church today
Nj Jcza Chain Is unable = - a; IS
POS. = dsry IN me county cle-k's offi.e
oec@ q I severe attack a. una-s-.s.
A ). Davis OF Arkansas C-cy vas in
the c-,y yesterday attending 20 some
business Affairs and CHING Or his many
sT.ea5s.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Oct. 3o.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady, unchanged TO points decline;
ruled slightly steadier on better Havre ad-
vices than was expected and covering in
anticipation OF heavy warehouse deliveries
and holiday at Havre Monday; turned
easy late in the session under light local
selling, closed barely steady at points
decline TO points net advance. Sales, b.
go bags, including November, $50: Decem
Der, S5.S5. Spot coffee, Rio, namonal; No.
invoice. CSC; No. 7 jobbing, 7isc. Mild
Market nominal; Cordova, 9l2015c.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; fair refined, $40
8 5-lsc; centrifugal, 96 test, 3al4S SIG. Re-
fined steady; Standard A. AS; Confection-
ers' A, 47sc; cut-loaf, SIS; crushed. 55sc;
granulatei, sc.
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HER GLORY is DEPARTING
Lancashire Is Letting Rapidly Go Her
Cotton Trade

London, Oct. 30.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon, commenting upon
the threatened strike of the cotton op-
eratives throughout the north of Eng
land, says that the lockout will affect
200, 900 persons, and adds that the strike
will last for months, entaillng a loss Of
70,000000 pounds sterling and mean the
ruin of the cotton industry.
Continuing, the Pail Mall Gazette re-
marks:
THE worst of it is that Lancashire is
cutting its own tnrOatand supplying
textile machinery to its rivals. The
cotton goods trade is already shut off in
the United States by prohibitiYe tariffs,
and Lancashire is supplying Canada
with machinery almost sufficient 10 sup
ply her own requirements, while India
and China are fast beating it on: on the
neutral markets"
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York Oct. 30.-The dry goods mar
ket situation is no brighter, and there IS
no tangible reason for supposing that
next week win see a mend;ng of the condi-
tons. The demand in all cotton lines Is
dull, as heretofore, and in woolens there
has come a hull between the heavy buy
ing season and the time for deliveries,
which makes the market very slow indeed.
In silks and dress goods the best results
are being obtained. though the market for
spring sh;rting prints, percales, and the
Ike is III relatively good shape.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Oct. S0-Cattie-The cattle
market closed 10 70 l5c higher than a week
ago. with demand considerably improved
The Widespread drought in the farming
sections has caused many cattle to be put
on full feed much earlier than usual. This
Will result in an early marketing Of fat
cattle and liberal receipts are looked for.
Prices ruled as follows: Extra steers. So
On: choice steers, S5-oti5.a). good steers
S754f95; medium steers, Si.50Qi.7o; COM
mon 10 good ssockeVS, S3-GoflS-s5: bulls
choice 10 extra, S.J9G4lo EeiferS, choice
10 prime, s. S9G4. 65; cows and heifers
good 10 choice SS.55G375; calves. choice "a
fancy, So. 25d655; Texas steers, fair 10
choice. SS5G3.9o.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Hogs today
brought the weeks receipts up 10 the
enormous number Of aeo.Co0 head. against
~ eco last week. Today's trade was fairly
active at g further decline Of 10 10 cents.
Prices closing about * 10 s. cents lower
than 4 week ago. Receipts are expected
70 continue liberal and low prices sre gen
orally looked for. Fair 10 choice. S.f51
So; heavy packing lots, S.l5GS50: common
20 choice, S. 40Ei310; good 10 choice light,
$-eod370: common to good light $3.50
SS5; pigs. sSs5GS1o; CUlls, st0oGS.io.
Sleep-Oaiy about 1,509 head arrived TO-
day but the receipts for the week foot VI
about A.G5a. against only I.+5S last week.
The few offerings were sold al yesterday :
prices, sales being on q basis % S259GSo-
-tL A-tAtA4oA S2iCN p Gp 70 Sr---sttt -SI ASA
choice 10 extra natives
Receipts-Catle, 500. hogs. 900; sheep.
l50o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CFty. Oct. S0.@~attls-Receipt
7ca Market steady. unchanged; only re-
tail trade.
Hogs-Recs;pts $50. Market steady q
SC lower BuIk or sales. $. i7isl5-SS: heav-
les. s. 45GS.59; packers. s. 2a1S60: mixed.
s. 5053 %: light. sS.45<iS.69; workers., S55 a
$50; pigs. s. 4}EIS5a
ShAep-Nc market
ST. LOUIS.
s.. Louis, Oct Se.-CattIe-Rece. pts. -.
OF which SO were Texans &ari-eI active
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Hosiery Never So Cav

The Bicycle craze, writes Lady Char
iotte. in the London Mail, has revolu-
;ionized the stocking business. 1t has
caused women 90 think more OF the ap-
pearance Of their feet and ankles than
ever before. They have become, TOO. a
means TO another end with women, and
that is qualification OF her innate love
OF bright colors. To say that the stock
ings now worn by the up-to-date, well
dressed women are gay, is putting il
mildly.
The displays OF hosiery in the shops
are startling and fascinating. The shop
keepers say that the sales are enormous,
and that they have no cause 10 COM
plain OF dull times. Where a woman
used to do with one pair OF stockings
she now requires six. and all this, be-
cause the bicycle has broIga. about q
tidal wave OF reform concerning skirts.
The styles are so pronounced that. IN
less she has a great many pairs. people
will say: Here comes Miss Stylish Girl
with her plaid stockings Or here she
comes; l know her by her Persian Hos
iery." or he checked foo,gear. Now If
there is on g thing a woman has a terro.
OF il is OF being proclaimed by herap-
parel, so the bicycle girl buys stock
ings.
In buying medicines, food products.
kitchen preparations. or anything else
that concerns health. see that 10 strange
inferior goods are Recommended BIZ IL
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Dr ANGEL Robx Cp Again

Constantinople. Oct. 30.-By invitation
of the sultan, TIE United States minis
ter 10 Turkey, James B. Angel, attend
ed the Selamlik on yesterday, ard was
afterwards received in a private cordial
ni5iencn ioY his ma ieStY.
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NEWSPAPERS ENRAGE WILLIAM
Yankees and Rritishers Comment on His
Personal characteristics

Berlin, Oct. 30-Emperor William,
for some time past, has been greatly
incensed at the unfavorable comments
made in the American and British news
papers upon mis- personal characteristics
and he has now instructed the chief Of
his literary bureau not to submit to him
any newspapers Of this character.
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WOOL MARKET

New York, Oct 30.-Wool-Steady; ieece,
24Q31c; Texas, 13a17c.
London-Oct. 30.-There were several in
quiries in the wool market during the week,
in consequence of limited supplies. Few
Cape of Good Hope and Natal secured
changed hands. The prices obtained were
better than those of the last series.
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steers, $40d475; stockers and feeders. s2.35
G415; cows and heifers, s2.0OQ3.25; Texas
and Indian steers, s5.20Qi.oo; cows and
heifers. s2.25G3.25.
tive Hogs-Receipts. 900. Market 10c
lower. Light, s3.45QS.55; mixed. s5.SoGS.60;
heavy, s355G3.6o.
Sheep-Receips, 300. Market steady. Ma
tive muttons, S3.25d4.00; lambs. s4.25G5.5o.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Members of Hypatia will please pre-
| pare responses 10 roll call. North Amer
ica Mound Builders. Martha S. Coll
| ings, Leader.
| Mrs. Harry Maxwell will sing "The
Holy City" at 1870 today at the First
NJ. e. church, and the Man OF Gallilee"
| in the evening.
Stated meeting of Ivy Leaf Chapter
No. rs. o. E. s, Tuesday evening No
vember 2, at 1880. Comforting OF de-
gtees.
w. r. c., No. 40. viii meet in regular
session at Garfield hall. below stairs.
Tuesday at 2:SO. A good attendance IS
desired 10 arrange for inspection.
Mrs. ]. P. Furlong will entertain the
ladies of the Eastern Star on Wednes-
day afternoon. November 3. al her resi-
dence. 93s North Washington avenue.
Regular communication OF Wichita
! Lodge 20. SO. A. F. and A. Nj, Mon
day evening. November l. at 80. Bus
mess OF importance. Visitors welcome.
The Ladies' investigating club Of
Wichita will give a '5l0omer social and
cake walk "Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der 8, at 213 South Water street. Ad-
mission free.
The Cooking club will meet Thursday
afternoon. November 4, promptly al .
! O'Clock. with Mrs. ". p. Throckmor,on.
1851 North Topeka avenue. Mrs. Wells
Miller. Secretary.
L. A s, No. as. attention, Every
member i. urgently requested 70 he
present Monday evening at 7:30 ct the
meeting which viii be held at Garfield
nall Be prepared for inspection. AL
s. OF VS. invited 10 attend.
The annual meeting OF the General
Guild viii be held at S. Johns church
Monday, November (AH Saints day..
al 3 o. m. Cor :ae election az officers.
All members and ladies' interested IN the
church work please be present.
Caroline Harrison Circle. Ladies OF cle
G. a. r. will serve election dinner from
the room lately occupied ~ Innes end
Res On North Main street. Meals viii
Be served the public. and al business
men are invited 20 give them their pat
ronage.
The members o. the Empo-ia Avenue
Baptist church viii hold thelr annual
'Eoll CALI % the church next Tueslay
evening at 80 o'c.lck. on w1ic1 even
ing they viii tra1.act taei- regs-sr
business % the month Al members ave
requested 10 be present and on tine.
Ma 6. T. Hendrickson vii give
pupils recital Cp:sno) at Ire roo-- II ne
Wichita Music club IN city build NJ on
wednesday evsninE. November , at s
O'Clock. The Nisses Sue and Nellie
Psrkhurst having completed TIE o0u-ze
n piano sni harmony, VIII receive tae.r
certificates at tas; tine. Al ere iny4t-
81.
On next Taed,y. election tey, tae
iz5ie 0. me " p C., No. %. VII serve
meals 20 the different p-ec.o-ts @ tae
city. ana t1ey I'll siso serve meals a.
all a3urs q M day and evening. and a.
the proceeds viii - G.ed tor charitable
purposes Il ousl. % en,.t.e t1ero =
-.5sral patrcngs. All re Members are
requested . meet a. ~ Carried hsi
OF Monday. N3rsnoer 1. g. 20 ,. IL.
4 make dnal srrzaseDent.
Loadon. oct- 30.--A oa5.eg-zrn azs
been -ecsive5 rom Mei55grue annouac-
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gentleman q Brooklyn, employed By great publishing ho1s hzf
suffered or three from dyspepsia ard had badly Doctor
sad ms was confirmed This genemzn who soesha; s
ous vel as oyPc usdto hate had his gagged for
passage over the S He had de1 foT rn hs he
had nearly doEn 20 drinking d# AID esYss Aoz
happead Aatone day ne had WHICH &c really vsated
to accept and &c Induced 70 make t q RPsas Tables because
he their wonderful advertised
dzyin advance taxing meal thea
aid allowed himself full SANG Bat took T4b-.es ,iteT~.t Next
morning ne found himself al ugH1 and very ty
hezTdto rs Eie WHAT have been dong ~
He shocking fine" re had good diarer tree -
fore ni~t friendly tesey
sued and eEa5eanc q hs Iosrty Re rztes Pc AL
n fact has teace5ey . sample eyeEythsng hese gotag
-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCES MARKETS
CHICAGO.

The following official range OF prices on
Grain and provisions at Chicago is furnish
ed by the Chr.stie-Street Commission Co.
Board OF Trade Room, Sedgwick Block,
Wichita. Kan:
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Articles, Open. High. Low. Close. yestd'y
Rsy '& S.. ,5,. 81 s. s.: 81 81 S. s.
s Rss 50, -. q. s.s ss 81 81; ,,,.;.
oats:
PC 1sls 49, 49, Is.s ls3.a@. lss
Nay .2lSsg@4 = @Ssa@a = elss
Dee Wheat-Puts. SOS; calls. sS7s.
May Wheat-Puts. p; calls. s6s..
curb Dec. Wbeat-S7Ssc.
Dee COrn-Pu:s, 80: calls G-1S
May Corn-Puts. 500: calls, Soa..
Gables this morning did not reflect our
weakness Of yesterday. thus causing Us
70 open strcuS. The feature Of the DAY has
been the selling OF December and the buy
liz Of May great many traders have
zone this. There is some talk about the
shortage n December being toe great 10
justify sales against the purchases of May,
but the price Of wheat : high. and i re-
mains 10 be proven who is right in this
matter For our part. We feel that We
have mad advance enough for a while a.
least The statistical situation of wheat,
however. jilsJifies higher prices bur the
speculative public VIII be slow 20 become
educated 10 the fact that wheat above -
Gents $ purchase. Since August I the
exports of wheat from Bulgaria have been
About 3,t10s.9 bushels against about 81
e5lsso bushels for the same period of 1896.
thus creating a deficit from this quarter
alone, 20 be made Up by America Clear
anceS today Were over ~ 00a bushels for
tae week. against about S.e00o0Q The TO-
tal increase in stocks OF WHEAT in this
compared with Io.O00.000 increase Cor the
scgae period last year. There 5 nothing
PARTICULARLY bear-sh n the general S.tua-
Eoa. and yet il Is possible that good
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I.3n5on. Oct- 30----A cao.es-srn has
beea resolves ron Nei5og-ue annouac-
in- iazt the Ar1s-csn sap Conn s8rs.
1-1Tn Hoc,ui8- A0-1s- -. for Se= Yo-E
vas wrecked On MAIDEN Island. IL he
Pzclac. a55u; s.ss sod-h lz.l.gse. s13
Ioas.tE5e Is ~=s- TIRE Ee:e no lives
- zni eight -senbers y re creE aay-
been landed a Lsga-sto-u. TIe C1-1-
1lo5ore Ess boil, a. Yarmouth. = = n
1886. AMI registered Ie7s tous gross. sac
aaue5 sr3m Ssn FranrlS-s. Ak va 3Ez-
- D. ". A B5ole & c.
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MUNYON'S

Cold Cure cures colds IN the head. colds on the
lungs. old colds new colds and obstinate Colds and
all forms Of grip. Stops sneeZng, discharges rom
the nose and eyes. prevents cstarrh, diphtheria,
pneumonia, and all throat and lung troubles These
pleasant little pellets absolutely harmless have
saved thousands Of lives and prevented much SICK
ness. The Munyon Remedy Company prepare
separate cure for each disease. AT all druggists
% cents vial. II you need medical advice write
Prof Munyon. l5oe Arch Street. Philadelphia 1t Is
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s.. Louis, Oct Se.-Ca;tle-Rece,p -,
OF which SO were Texans &ari-et active
and steady: rs:iye shipping steers, stlosl
40; lgAt and dressed beef anu butcher
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10th as Mere Holidays, In General, and
Particularly to Tuesday as Election
Day Wherein "DolIar Gas" Might Get q
Boom That 1t Were Well to Look Out
For-Money Situation Analyzed, Both
as to Its Bearing on Stock Values and
Upon the General Business situation
What Union Pacific Has Been Doing
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sONE PosTsCnIPTs.

The ainsniar punishment for bigamy IN
Hungary Is to compel the man TO live
with both wives In one houso.
Times are 50 hard in Camden. n. j..
thaf money for the poor lis being raised by
"tlzcnt relief assoctntiou.
During the pao' year there were 1Si cases
oI divorc" and separation in Scotland Il
considerable Increase over 1881,
ana worth tloGi, was recently brought to
salt Lake city from Dsccola New
frazil 10 n Portuguese word. aignifyine
- llN" coat II wHs given In allusiou 10
he abundance OF red dycwood found IN the
\ Romsn soldier. IN marching order,
cnrred SO pounds weight. and was OK
p"ctti to march four miles an hour for six
hours day.
II Is estimated that the turkey crop this
Weir WAS worth S27 600 to the farmers OF
Bourhon county. Ky, although the crop
was a short one
The strcet cur fare I'm Milwaukee Is to
be reduced to cents. In other words. in
hve rides passenger may save the price
of a glass of beer
on~th'rd of Michlean's !aboring men
nelong TO iratorral organizations with "A
ntr lushranc" attachment. only per cent
ttlohg 'o labor organizations
TIC agent Of the Earn Of Eusmer0 has
JNHF PAM NVn for a pure blooisd black
rei gam" cock that took the fret prize
a. lh" birmingham poultry show.
NJ ffs'l ltNltNN Ntlifnnl @ on Il farm
~ ms country Is heine lNllt hy DConnor
BROS; ihrrc miles east of iilucock WIS
II VIII hold 1900 bushels OF potltoes
The siatistics OF crime for ISM show
mat lpNi2 murders were committed during
we year, ana there We're 10 legal sxecti.
tons ara III lynchings during that period
y gentlemnn who would not give his
hlthe pad tho Postage on an tho Christ
mas packages which were held at The
postage.
me Forth bridge Is constantly being
Mphhted so vast is the structure that Il
take" 80 tons of paint to give n one coat
a ar iho ArN dealt wth is something like
At q recent violin sale in London an
instrument made IN l7e2 by Anfonius
SiiadlVarius brought S22ij, and ona mnJ.
~ Carl Bcrson2i, n very fine afia,r
Brought S2Oro. ''
Aahnnn has achieved the distinction o.,
hemN the hrst southern state to admit
women 10 practice In her courts. tho IN.
aniinr act having passed the legisa iire
only few days ago.
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HOUSTON, "WEDNESDAY, JAN. ~.
GENERAL ARBITRATION.

The contamination OF the scheme ior gem
cral arbitration of all vexatious questions
that may arise between the United states
and Great britain short OF questions Of
national honor arising from insults to the
flag or dignity o. the respective nations
must have far-reaching results, beyond the
mere Determination OF matters at Issue
from time to time
England is the greatest purchaser n our
food products and indeed. 81 per cent Of
all our exports last year went to the Brit
ihh empire. The possibilities OF war once
removed or made Very remote contiH-
gency. the commercial intercourse hctwcol
the two countries, feeling more Secure ihaa
ever before must naturally increase. Eng
lish Investments In American securities. so
far as possible confisc1tion is concerned.
would be PRACTICAL, as safe an inyoaimcats
in any portion OF the British empire For
ell purposes Of business the two nations
Viii become Us one, and politically tharp
VIII he virtually an English spealinS
league. with each member supreme In The
management Of its own local affairs When
cree thu idea o. war between ENGLAND and
the uui,sd States has completely died out
the two nations must grow. year by year.
closer and closer together In accomplish
ins the grand objects at their civilization.
The effect Of this agreement between tie
two most prosperous and powerful nations
on the earth. peoples speaking a common
LANGUAGE and bound together by the great
Ct tsI N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
a kNorrY PROBLEM.

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part,s,n r,i,,t.. ,.,t.,.,...,..
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.ome,h,rc lite St,n oon oon
Theso roads ,,cro cons,r,,c,ot .,,,.,,
sueceeaIng the vcar. %, ,h., ,,,s,,,,,, -, >,
cost double that which would Ia r,,,,ir,,, =.
duplicate them now To sssis, d, ,bo,r c,n.
struction the goyerpr.n, ,,.,, n,, ,,,,,
panjes vast tracts az land a,a i,,,o,,,,.,.t
their bonds to the amount o., 81 l1a ..oo Il,
round numbers Thes. bonds hear = ro-
cent interest. payable In .c,,rreucy n,d
on this account are known 4, tho NIL,
MS "curroncy skies. " The interes, nm the
bonds has always been paid by the coy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

II Is said that Or. John watson uan
Maraien declined an offtr of si0ehl Tor
an additional twenty five weeks lr,iurinf,
tour IN TINS country.
lAulo Dorothy Drew. the rrauidausht,r
o. GhlHSlonc, never wears shoes and stocl,
ctpl when she goeS' to Gown.
=, Tho French minister OF tho interior. Il
Barthou, IS receiving much praise for h ~
hh refused 10 night duo with a man
who Ia a'rociously slandered him.
. The Laureate OF Greater Britain" Is the
tl'le which H.. &. StedInan gives 10 Rnd-
yard .kipfng in a resent review OF the
la'i"rs new book The Seven Seas"
u ~ r.portnl at Brussels that Baron
nhanls IN command OF he Congo Free
Shitc troops in the Nile valley. has becn
Lado. 80 "a
:, BiorlS'icrne Biornson Is about to leave
Norway ana take M his permanent ras-
hencc IN Germany The reason given for
home. HN'' ''''' 81
the czarina of Russia has a refined
nivl,e"'e FACE, but look OF uneasiness
t LIN n me eyugss ever on the, abort FOR
iyar sptno n.hilit!c crank VIII cad her
NE and her husbands.
James payn. the well known novelist
m ,.r, nf9,sa1lne contributor OF ENGLAND. is
H Shss deVg,Se Of whist and while owing 20
nhysHai inurmit'os he Is unable 20 deal
ihe cards he pays regularly and Is a skill
tu' opponent TO meat.
10 Fcng Lo, the ingenious iatcrprctor
w" acyompanied II Hung Chng on his
trip 20 this country and made NJ or trans
,dN,I no clever hrile speeches CREDITED 10
~ ~, n2a MS fewari. He has been appo ntel
OhlhVSe ambassador 10 England.
Tho Austrian Countess H9henau wears
novel riding costume. II consists of
VIDE corduroy Knockers with lnathcr Loo.
gings a SILK shirt waisi and n morocco
neit Win long frork coat OF cloth ana
a Jockey cap Thus equipped she sEs
astridc of her horse.
Sisuor Marconi whose US, of he olec.ri,
system In ttlegNphy has crtnteg extra
ordinary interest IN England, IL some
years under ~ lie Is u typcal Italian in
appearance. He is the pupil ana proieee
OF a prominent lta!ian electrician, and
there as In the best market, .