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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10

ciate how Lord Byron felt when
he declared that no woman with
vestige of beauty should ever dis
figure herself by wearing either a hat
or bonnet; instead he advocates
scarf of either white or black lace. We
all admit the effectiveness of such scarfs.
nevertheless for the present hats or bon
nets we must wear, but they should
be chosen with real care and
much discretion, and I consider it a
waste of both time and money to try and
remodel or have remodeled either one or
the other, as nothing about woman so
quickly announces the fact that it has
seen previous season as her headgear,
which must be thoroughly correct in
every respect, and chic or dainty, as the
occasion demands.
Many handsome hats of black velvet,
lately commented on in New York, are
beautified with large turquoise orna-
ments that hold in place feather aigrette.
These ornaments are frequently very
costly, consisting as they do of genuine
picked stones of fine quality mounted with
diamonds. Last year at fashionable we'd
q
which had the tiny brim studded with
diamond OF rare beauty. AS result this
idea is now being carried out for not only
several prominent personages but also for
many of fashions leaders who have large
jewel caskets. Needless to remark this mode
will never become common, and l trust no
tawdry limitations will ever be attempted
Jeweled bonnet pins have been as fashion
able as ever for holiday remembrance es.
Every one is commenting on the fact
that the felt hats are quite astonishingly
bright in color. Scarlet mingles with blue,
and scintilating steel and paste orna-
ments are conspicuously displayed. Sable
tails are seen on all sorts and conditions of
hats. Sealskin hats are correct when
made like close toques. Speaking of
toques reminds me that among the lowell
est things in the trousseau of a recent
bride was one of the new white crocodile"
velvet. 1t has brim of dark sable,
just showing glimpses of a rouleau
of rose pink velvet. One side is caught up
with bunch of shaded violets and small
plume of white ostrich pluines. I have
just read of cbapeau which is of dove
colored felt the crown being of antique
velours. In the front is a large lace bow;
at the back are tucked. next to the hair,
violets and pink roses. Oh. just one more
toque must mention. as it is quite chic,
its crown being of richly embroidered vel
vet. edged with sable, beneath which are
shaded velvet flowers that carry out the
coloring of the embroidery; at one side
knot of lace apparently holds in place a
bird OF paradise plume.
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and finished with butter colored valen-
ciennes.
Quite fetching is low-necked bodice
with fussy little basque of frilled chit
fon. Baby ribbon is extensively used in
its construction, and the sleeves look like
puffy balls of chiffon. A charming ma
tron looks her prettiest in a bodice of
gray tulle finely accordion pleated,
trimmed with pink satin ribbon embroid-
cred with silver and opal spangles. Pink
peoples with silver pistils are gracefully
trained over the left shoulder.
/ also like a bodice with vest and
collar of the palest pink chiffon bordered
with a friil of lace. Beneath the bust
scarfs OF the chiffon cross to vanish in the
belt, edged with black velvet ribbon and
tied in the front. The sleeves of this and
the bodice are of novelty silk of rich,
beautiful texture, and the collar, which is
wired so as to stand up round the throat,
shows a double irill Of the chiffon and
lace.
Indeed, nine out of every ten blouses and
bodices are mainly composed of lace and
chiffon. a debutante's bodice which will
be much admired shortly is of chiffon
covered with Marechal Mel rosebuds
scattered over green ground. It has an
overbodice of pale yellow lace, threaded at
intervals with green ribbons. IG pouches
slightly in the front and displays a
vest of the chiffon, outlined with double
frill of lace. Lace is also used to make long
sash ends at the back, frilled with the
chiffon, threaded with the ribbon.
Very Frenchy is an evening bodice OF
white chiffon, with short bolero of black
lisse, with an applique of cream lace all
over it. The waist is trimmed with black
velvet ribbons.
A dinner bodice in white MORE chine
Pompadour has loose fronts of green vel
vet of one of the beautiful new shades,
with fine applique guipure jabot and
riviere of ivory lace. Another is of
fancy green and blue check velvet Zouave
with odd little capes edged with Valen-
ciennes lace. The undervest is of blue ac-
Gordon pleated chiffon, and the buttons
are of lapus lazuli. The sleeves are of the
new pulled style andsare of the velvet.
For morning wear a bodice of prune-
coloreo cloth has lapels of MORE ANTIQUE.
The soft vest of surah has many rows of
shirring. which forms the yoke, from
which the vest falls softly. Tie belt is of
the MORE.
Another model is m ade of novel pink
silk, having quaint design of setting
sun interspersed irregularly with fine
black lines. The belt and revers are
trimmed with narrow black velvet rib.
bons. and little friling of chiffon bor-
ders the bolero.
From Paris is a chic coat bodice, rather
Louis XVI in cut. 1t is of new shade
OF violet velvet, beautified with an
applique OF black velvet irises, which ap.
pear TO spring from the pearl satin corse-
let at the waist line. The sleeves are the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10
Evening Gowns.

From other sources come descriptions of
evening costumes that cannot fail to be
interesting to those who entertain or GO
out great DEAL as 20 fashions votaries
every suggestion is valuable that conveys
the merest suggestion of novelty. To be-
gin with, at a grand dinner party given
very recently at delightful chateau not
far from Paris several of the toilettes worn
were so truly lovely that all Paris has been
discussing them. A handsome Countess
gowned in white satin, worked with an
arraDesque pattern in silver spangles and
seed pearls; the low bodice had drapery
in front that matched. From the shout
ders fell mass OF gauze bouillonne The
waist was slightly pointed, and at the
back of the skirt fell a large lace scarf.
The short sleeves were composed of a
bouillonne of lace and gauze. The long
kid gloves had small monogram en-
broldered at the top. This fashion will
meet with general favor, crest being used
by many.
Delightfully."- pretty was dainty woman
who appeared in cloud of pink tulle,
caught up here and there with rosebuds
and knots of pearls over pink MORE. The
low bodice had a wreath of roses buried
in pink tulle around the neck and shoul-
ders. The waistband was of white satin,
and small and snort were the sleeves.
A frock of white crepe lisse, accordion
plated over white satin, was much adj
mired. The crepe lisse fell loosely over the
satin, not being fastened to it in any way.
Also plisse was the low bodice, round the
shoulders of which was an embroidery OF
small white and gold beads, intermixed
with spangIes. Quite novel In effect was
another toilette of crepe lisse. plisse, which
consisted of black skirt over which was
white one. The corsage matched per-
fectly. Over it was worn figaro of black
velvet, jet studded. This jacket was very
large-quite different from the short,
jaunty affairs so frequently seen. T.
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regular old-fashioned at coshape. At the
throat is a crush collar of the satin, and
down the front dead white lace is
jaboted over the satin. making an ex-
quisite vest. The bodice is lined with
the same. The skirt is of beautiful
quality of satin cloth exactly matching
the satin corselet.
Concerning the cut of the bodice we are
again to count on round, seamless bodices,
draped on the straight edge of the ma
terial Or on the bias, the fronts seldom
meeting, but the vest or plastron space
much less than it was last year. The
most popular addition of bodices
is the bolero or Eton-jacket form,
either separate or suggested by trim
ming. The lines of the figure are more
clearly defined than they were last year,
as the blouse fronts, old style, have en-
tirely disappeared, and only a very slight
blouse vest is observable. High belts and
corselets are quite indispensable with
round bodices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10

not few. AS result, "Eveque violet" is
now the color most affected in Paris, for all
stylish millinery, and vely charming are
the creations evolved from judicious COM
binations OF velvet. tulie and flowers, in
this shade. The flowers most frequently
employed are irises, the pale mauve and
the rich violet making a harmonious
whole.
The flowers are grouped en- masss be-
meath the brim in front of the hat This
season all the shapes are made so as to
allow the arrangement of flowers or rib
bon bows near the face and not as cache
pignes as they have been worn for so long
a time
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10
Blouses and Bodices.

Here some lovely blouses have of late
been noted. One in tucked turquoise
blue chiffon is made over blue taffeta
having a silvery sheen. The most
delicate insertions of creamy lace en-
circle the wearer's slender figure. Round
the waist and throat are taffeta
ribbon, edged with quilting. lace. A
blouse, with "botticelli" neck. has long
sleeves and is composed of serpentine &C.
Gordon pleatej white chiffon, draped
longitudinslly on a lining of white silk
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10

edge of the dazzling prospect of immense
wealth to be gained at Cherry Grove. The
rivals associated under the name of the
Anchor Oil Company, and on lot No. CAT,
adjoining the one on which the mys-
FERROUS well was located, another well was
drilled. This well ignited from gas ex-
plosion when drilled in, and for two
weeks threw a pillar of fire in the air,
con suming over 1000 barrels Of oil day.
But that is another story.
The wells were in the heart of track
less wilderness, tie haunts of wildcats
and owls. The Anchor well was nine
miles from Clarendon on one side and
nine miles from Sheffield on the other.
There were but two farms in the township.
The remainder of the land was owned by
Horton, Crazy & Co., tanners, of Sheffield,
and the Farnsworth Tanneries of Claren-
don.
The latter had plank road running
seven miles into the forest, while the Hor-
ton firm had six-mile road through its
land. There was also a township road,
little better than a bride path, running at
right angles between the termini of the
plank roads leading from Tiona to Bali
town.
Oil flowed from the first we'll drilled
the mystery well-on May 10, 1882. In
sixty days from that date, July 10, the
Cherry Grove field was at the height of its
production. 1t was yielding 10000 barrels
daily.
To reach this result, behold the trans
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-10
Hats, Bonnets, Toques.

During the early autumn there was
quite rage for shades of violet. but it
rapidly became so common that it was
banished from many o fashionable
woman's wardrobe, with. however, sincere
regret. as it was ''sweetly becoming" to
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

CHtCAGO-Thc market for cattle. as
In usual on Saturday, was almost en-
tIrely nominal Less than 500 head were
received, consisting mostly of westerns
These were disposed OF slowly At yestcr-
days prevailing prices In hogs pack.
crg held back and succeeded In forcing
prices 6GplOc lower Sales were largely
at 81 65d4 90, the poorest selling at 81 Is
az bj, and the choicest at 81 0Oai 10.
Lato sales were DC below early ones
packers going largely at 50 55G3 O., aud
better drovcs at 81 7OIi co. Sheep were
steady Mt the recent advance, being
salnblc At 81 OOd2 10 for the poorest mn
tlycs up to 81 lbGi 90 for good to cxtrh
noCka. Western range ahecp were sal
able at 81 iOQflO, feeders going largely
At 81 GOGS 10, Lambs wcro In demand
nt 81 OOtf3 10 for the poorest TO 81 Goa
90 for best 10 choice, westerns settling
at Sb 90 and feeders NJ 81 b0mi a. RE-
cclpts, cattle 900 head. hoga 10000 head;
sheep 1000 head.
CtNClNNATl-llogs strong at 81 10
al 10, cattle steady al 81 2bMb TO-.
Sheep hctlvc at 81 26m3 81, Lambs &c.
tive and higher NJ 81 jO0b 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
RRRELlNG 4 ELN GROVE RAILRNAN.
on and after Saturday, February ?, lSag
trains will run ~ follows, city tmo

tDaily, except Sunday
Sunday church trains will leave nlm
Grove at p.tS a, m, and Wheeling at lqj7
y, m ii. 10, WHlbHERnBH,
General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
FINANCE AND TRADE
VIE Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.


NEW YORK Oct. lG.-Therc was
hoihIng to indicate any urgent covering
Of short contracts In to-day's market.
as Is very often customary at the close
o. a week Of a bear campaign. The
gays market showed a firm tone during
,n' greater part Of the days trading. but
.e fluctuations were very narrow and
". close was a small declines from the
XIV In"'e were In sympathy with
uItaR NJ q per cent In Manhattan IN
slg., sales and NJ point In Chicago Gas
,""INO was me most striking dcmOnstra-
u.n ny IN" bears during the day. Both
l'.I.' ln the market seemed equally
s".1y There was good buying in
W' INn leading speclalties, Chicago Gas
sol sugar the former equally attributed
wa purpose NJ inside interests 10 nc-
aI.t' stock aud a manouvrc to squeeze
norris Missouri Pacific suffered
,t'll' extent probably In sympathy
.g IDS I.iYa against Manhattan. Union
'."N exhibited some depression on lc-
M lh' expressed criticism Of the
~.ilUW bid agreed to by the govern
O' ''F the satisfaction Of 90 claim and
s''"u"nt 90 foreclosure sale. London
','" huFnr ON balance to-day 10 a email
IL ana Afforded some support to the
'.N.' None Of the lending stocks
wy Important net changes but most Of
!" 1r' gains
AN"r.1 have been watching the mar
,nN 'ur signs that II has turned up
.'" lNAln Such process has appAr-
N..N lnuugurHtod twice during
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
Ivoni

LONDON-The arrivals " wool to
date for the RItth series Of the wool
sales which viii open November %, arc
NJ follows! New South Wales ass bales,
queensland 1SSli Victoria, 800, South
Australia, 3lO New Zealand, i.2Oi. Cape
Of Good Hone and Natal, 1854 bales,
making total Of ltllg bales, Including
1880 bNloB sonl direct. The imports for
the week aggregated 1864 bales, lnclud-
Ing 2,aGl from New South wales, lOa from
Melbourne, va from South Australia
300 from West Auatmlln go from Capc
Of Good Hope and Natal, 1850 from Ham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

NEW YoRK-rhe week has been un-
satisfactory in dry goods, Sellers. how
ever, do not believe that the Cpntinu-
ance OF quiet conditions is TO be expect
had bad effect on the market gener-
mand has been quiet. Brown goods are
firm and In quiet request The market
for ducks and 0snaburgs Is quiet
Bleached cottons are in slim demand,
with weakening tendencies visible.
Coarse colored goods are without fea-
ture In any grade Print cloths are
quite dull considering the easy market
Prints and ginghams are firm. Wooden
and worsted goods are without change,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
THE WHEELING"
arrives at Honolulu and Many
wild Rumors Create Alarm
AMONG EyClTABLE PEOPLE,

am MYSTERY OF HER MISSION
ppovoKEs SOME SPECULATION
,p TO THE LAST MOMENT THE
GrYBoAr WAS UNDER ORDERS
m PROCEED TO ALAsKA-No
TROUBLE, HOWEVER, is AP-
ppEHENDEp -,JAPAN's ATTI-
TIDE TOWARD HAWAII,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

do preferred, sS4lwells Fargo =, los
Del 4 Hudson. Ii5 Am. spirIts... 1915
Del, Lack. & W.l53 do preferred. =. 2S1a
Den. x Rio Co.. II Am. Tobacco, -. 81
do preferred. 40 do preferred. ,,lOglS
Erie new, lbS Chicago Cas-, 93A
do first pre-. HA Col. II. & Iron, 22
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Illinois Central. .l0l Gen. EleCtric..,. 3SA
Lake Erie x w. i7lalIin0is Steel... ~
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Northwestern ..l2gklTenn. Coal Il /. 26h
do preferred. ,.lG3 U. S. Leather,
Northern Pac,.. 1875 do preferred, 50
do preferred. =. 5l&lWestern Union. SIB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

SMALL pill, safe pill, best pill. De-
Wits Little EARLY Rlsers cure bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache.
Charles r, Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets; A. L. Scheele, No,
COZ Main street; EXley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
Metals.

NEW YoRK,-Plg iron quiet; SOUTH
ern $40 25Gll 25; northern, $40 5O9
II co.
Copper dull; brokers, 81 12h,
Lead steady; brokers, SO Ia
Tin plates quiet, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

burg, 6S2 from Bombay n from China,
1919 from Bussorad 1913 from Buarch,
81 from Puta Arena and 65 sundries.
NEW YoRK-wool firm; domestic
fleece, 9OQ9Tc; Texas, l2Gl7c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

after May Is. 1887 Explanation OF Refer
ence Marks; sDaily. DAILY except san-
DAY tDaily, exfept Saturday sDally, ex-
cept Monday, Sundays only. Saturdays
only Eastern Standard Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

q A. now IN rex i2GN orc Il, n Nav. "
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-18

OIL CITY-Credlt balances &c, Ger
tihcates closed at &c Shipments and
runs not reported,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-03

The regular stuly OF the International
Sunday lesson will be conducted
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the Association Hall. Or. Pell j. one
OF the best Bible teachers in the South
and all who attend these studies testify
to their great hei)fulness, All persons
interested in Bible study are welcome.
Secretary Mckee will speak to the boys
Sunday afternoon al o'clock. He will
tell them about -Four Servants of Sa-
tan" This will be- very interesting SER
vice as the boys always enjoy an address
by Mr.. Mckee Mr.. Merrill will conduct
tho Song Service.
An unusually attractive meeting has
been arranged for men only at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. George Coop
er. d. D.. pastor Of the First Baptaist
church will address this meeting on a
most interesting theme. THE Loss Of
Power" DR. Cooper Is very strong
and thoughtful speaker and with such a
fruitful and interesting subject he is sure
to attract a large audience. The music
for this meeting will be excellent Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-03
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TAA CLOSING Quotations OF
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