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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
THE WOMAN

bottom OF the skirt.
The combination OF lace with fur grows
more popular, and lace as trimming
for fur is more generally worn than fur
on lace-a device which makes feeble
attempt for its life every year as dec
Grafton for evening gowns.
A mink cape which has become FADED
can be nicely renovated by trimming ~
with alternating nounces OF satin rib
bon and cream lace. OF course such "a
wrap would hardly serve any longer Tor
street wear, but 1t makes nice evening
cape. and when mink IS faded II Is too.
unattractive TO be worn anywhere with
out some sort of covering.
Lambs wool colarettcs are often made
to look larger and.-stranGe 10 say
warmer. by the addition OF wide chif-
fOn Of lace hOunce, like the one shown
on the figure at the extreme left OF the
Illustration. The nounce is headed with
band Of chinchilla. Chiffon and chin
chilla form the collar, at the back of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
AND MUFF.

cred so Objectionable a year ago. Ond
does not require twenty feet Of circum-
ference az the outer edge OF a wrap as
one did last season and the one before
Indeed. one can almost make two capes
ont OF one of the old style. and that may
Explain why so many of this year y
wraps look Ike patchwork from the
number of different materials that conn
pose them. Dealers, Of course, make
over their old garments. and finding that
one old cape will make almost but not
quite. two of this years style, they make
them mp. and piece both out with somi
other kind Of fur.
This has been quite artlstically act
c0mplishcd in the case Of the cape on
the extreme right OF the illustration.
II consists OF star points Of lambs wool
filed with ermine. and IL makes "A stun
ming evening cape These furs are too
expensive for the average purse. but as
trakhac and Krlmmer make a good SUBJ
stitutc
Krimmor Is extremely fashionable and
as it is comparatively cheap It finds IA
vor with the woman OF slim purse. A
very handsome Krmmer collarette. edg-
ed with mouilicn ana having the ripple
collar sells for twonty-four dollars. The
nun 10 20 with 10 is six dollars, making
the suit cost thirty dollars.
Very respectable Krimmer capes sell
for eighteen dollars. and ono can buy
them with the old-style collar for twelve.
Krimmer, as everybody knows. is gray
astrakhan.
Nuns arc pretty generally made wit.
cuffs or gauntlots velvet one edge
with fur answers the purpose very nice.
| ly The eauntlets are narrower M On.
| top than at the bottom and whether
| they he of velvet or fur. they are alRay.
! lined with some contrasting tint OF s'Il
] brocade.
ANNIE LAURA WOODS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

New Raisins. &C.: New Currants. &C.;
New Citron, l2c.. at $. Ullman's Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

The Throat browns Bronchial
1'roches" act directly on tho organs Of
the voice They have an extraordinary
effect IN all disorders OF The throat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Two large cans Tomatoes for ijc.; Best
Sugar Corn, &C.. a can. at ). u.lman's Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Largo Irish Potatoes. 2oc. q peck. 81
8 Ullmsn's Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
ALL ABOUT

Tho winter girl IS fairly ensconced up
on her snowy throne. and as It is some
thing Of y cool seat she has wrapped
herself I'm warm furs--warmer than us
ual This year. for the rum0r has got
abroad tfat f. is tp be 70 cold winter Be
sides half the world IS shivoring in SYM
nathy with the poor frozen creatures
who may Doc starving in Alaskan Eold
fields. 10 may be that some OF The dis
couraeed g0ld-hAntcr5 took their guns
and turned down into British America
after the furry beasts. whose hides are
as good as gold and easier 10 get. At
any rate the market fairly teens Win
the warm coats Of the beasts whom man
has robbed for his idol. woman
Aside from the more question OF
warmth. fur IS great boon TO woman.
~ soft,ns the huDs OF the angular lace
in winter as lace does in warm weather.
The huncr tho fur the better does IT sun
the average face. ~ requires n brave
heart and "A pretty face TO wear ermine'
FOR example. IL is well named royal"
ernine. since none dare the risk OF ugii-
ness with so much hardihood Us docs a.
king. a few lovely maidcns in the prime
nf their beauty can wear the smooth,
white fur with safety. but the average
woman needs relieving feature in the
SHADE of "a Dot of color or IAN OF lace
to tome down the dazzling whitcness OF
the trminc
Am evening cape which blazed forth
from the front scat of box at the OPP
era the other night was worn by \
Young woman who though sure of her
self and her beauty. had yet takon the
prccaution 90 wear couple OF cerlSe fo-
ecftes ON the edges Of her erminc cape
where 70 fastened undor the chin. FROM
the rosettes depended, ON each siHe' a
long cream lace stole. which whch nor
tied i'm "a large bow. hung nearly TO the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
coNoREssIoNAL PRocEEDINos
The sanguiiiy Revolution Dispiassd 10
the senate.

~ AAsHH
WASHINGTON. Feb g7.-The sangun.
ly Cutan resolution va, taken up IN the
senate FRIDAY. bui displaced by the Indi.
an appropriation bili on the vote Of the
senate without division.
The Indian appropriation biil was dc.
batol most Il tho day. withoat much
progress being made
The night session lasted until n i:g5.
and was devoted o appropriation bills.
The last si1 Gays Of the house are
suspension day an ordinary rules
are suspended and bills can b. passed
and resoluuons lop,ed BY a two. thirds
vote o. the housa
Yesterday wa. the first Of these six
days. and the house celebrated it by
passing the senate international none.
tary conference hll Despite the seem
iug wide divergence of views on the
money question the ball was passed AZ.
ter a lively debate Of two hours BY a
vote of 25gioa Il was supported alike
by Republicans, silver Republicans.
Democrats aud silver Democrats The
silver Democrats and silver Republicans
disolaimed any faith in this attempt to
secure bimota ,m by an international
agreement, bat they expressed them.
selves a. willing aud anxious 10 see the
test made
Some minor bills were also rushed
through
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
NO USE TO cALL IT.
Oregon Legislature In No shAps Ne,
% Make lava

SALEM. Or. Feb 25.-Governor Lord.
when asked whether he would call a
special session Of the legislature In the
event Of the failure Of the house 70 %.
cure an organization. aid;
Your inquiry touches a point that I
have not reached in my calculations, I
have been anxious that the legislature
shall effect an organization and pro.
oced 20 matters Of legislation, and I
have been ready, when officially mott.
Gel, tocooporato with the Legislature In
giving the usople remedial legislation.
The organization Of the legislature is a
matter that rests with the members OF
the Legislature. and not WITH the exec
utiyo department II the Legislature
should fail 20 organize undor existing
conditions when the orying needs Of IN,
state are 80 We'll understood and Dc,
mandcd by the interests Of the pubic
Il would BE- due to the existence oI
causes that would seem 20 make it use
less 20 call the legislature together 10
sometime 90 comN or az all
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
ABOUT 1Hz FIGHTERS
what Corbst, and ...cJmmons Are Do
Ing a, Trails /HpArisr-

CARSON, New. fob. 2l.-Charley
White and Billy Delaney have arrived
At shaw's Springs After a lengthy In.
terview Corbett announced that White
and DELANEY would have absolute
charge Of bis training. debating his
method Of hshtiny aud b. chief advisors
in the ring, White will decide in a
day or two just how the Californian
shall fight the Curnishman White,
who has a reputation Of being one Of
the best judges Of boxes as well as one
Of the best advisors, watches Jim close.
ly through hin exercise both In tho
morning and ~ the afternoon. White
trained Fitzsimmons when he matched
against Corbeii two years ago, and con.
sequenily knows something Of his meth.
ods He is very favorably impressed
with Corbett's condition and work.
Everybody at Fitz simmons training
quarters are depressed At the news Of
the death Of Mrs Julian. and the stout
little manager hiss not yet got his broth.
er.in.law fully started n his work. Il
is rumored fiiznmmons does not rest
well. but lays awake thinking Of HE
bereavement. Fitzhmmons carried q
piece Of sponge between bis lips and
teeth yesterday while running and
thinks his experiment a decided benefit.
a. the sponge takes the rawness oui Of
the atmosphere and prevents an aggra.
waiting cold on his lungs lie does not
believe Corbstt's wind a. good a. IL Is
reported b be, aud expressed the opin.
ION that a couple Of punches m the
stomach viii take the starch out Of him.
and II he got Just one smash AZ his he a
be would be satisfied
Dan Stuart Is up and around In his
room. directing matters from this re.
treat He is granhed over the demand
for tickets Tor the big mill. and q
there Is no question now about the huge
amnhitheaior being picked
Work ou the mammoth building l.
progressing rapidly Two sections o.
the oct q, are already IN position aud
the lumber ior all the others is on the
ground
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
PURSUING MEXICAN INDIANS.
IN skirmish Two MsHioan Troop
We're KILLED and -Four wounded.

IN skirmish Two Msnican Troops
We're KILLED and -Four wounded
DESvEE. Feb. g7.-Ths Papgoes will
not down since the killing Of Chief Pc.
dro, reported last week. At II Plomo.
The Mexican troops have not been able
to do anything In the way Of protecting
life o. property in the region. which is
one Of the most remote Of the northern
part Of the republic Of Mexico AZ
many Americans were said 20 b. In dan.
ger the department Of Colorado was
called upon ior help, aud under the tire.
ATTY negotiated By General Wheaton and
President DiaE there was no delay In
ordering troops across the border. In
fall accord with the terms agreed upon
after the fruitless after the kite" the
famous Apache chief
Since the killing az II Plomo the
Moxicans tried 10 round up the Indians.
with the result that they had skirmish
last Sunday, wherein two Me1ioAns
were killed and four wounded. The
facts. coming 40 soon after the killing Of
Chief Pedro, alarmed the commander
AZ Fort HuachucA, and on the following
day Colonel Bacon Of the First cavalry
and two troops went down 10 the Al.
wares hills 10 investigate. with the re.
suit stated In their dispatch. received At
headquarters late Friday night. Il il
dated Buenos Ayrss. VIA NogAles. and
reads;
"Win cross BahouquivAri range d
Indian camp AZ Alvares mountain 10.
morrow Thursday The news Of the
attacking Of 81 Plomo camp is con-
hrmed. Il = believed that the Indian,
concerned are from the MeKican side
Have warned those found crossing
Win return 70 the ranch March ."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
BANK FAILURE At ST. LOUIS.
A saving Iastitution Closed By The
state Inspsotor.

ST. Louis. Feb. 27.-Depositors Of the
Mullanphy savinga bank. state insti.
tuition in operation hero for more than
% years. were startled this morning
y hen tho state bank examiner promptly
closed Il. No statement a. 10 its pres
ont condition was made. Tho follow.
ing statements show Il stood at Close Of
business on Feb. 25,
Labilities-Capital stock, 600. 900 ;
surplus, sj2Oi demand deposits. t2ls..
i3a time deposits. $500. .Qss certificates
Of deposits, sight. ss2Os cashiers checks.
t3iSi bills payable. sl5.U0O Total.
$500, ,O09
Resources Bills receivable. t55i. 1853 ;
bonds. t54.O6l; real estate. tso.ii2;
cash in vault, sl2,oi6; cash IN banks.
e5s,l0i Total. $500. OGs.
Depusitors are mostly Of the poorer
classes, who cannot afford to lose their
savings, The failure was caused by q
refusal Of the Clearing House AssociA.
tion 10 give Il aid after the Continental
National had declined 10 continue itI
connection. This is the first bank fail.
ure In s. Louis in many years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
INAUGURATION PARA0E.
COMMITTEES About Completed Its werk
Tor the Great Eyent

COMMITTEES About Completed ice work
ToF the Great EysnI
WAmN lroN. Feb g5.-rhe work oi
the Inauguration committee is rapidly
being brought toa close. and the com.
plcte succcss OF the great event on March
is assured.
The general orders for tho inaugural
parade have been issued by the grand
marshal The list Of organizations
which will take part In the parade will
equal or surpass anything Of a like
character ever seen la Washington. Tho
presidents personal escort will consist
Of troop A of Cleveland. and after the
presidents carriage will march De.
tachment of veterans of the Twenty.
third Ohio volunteers The preaden.
ual party win follow in carriages, and
after thom viii ride General Granville
NJ Dodge and staff at the head Of the
military grand division. The parade
necessarily win be- O. long one, but
by marching the columns at half dis.
tanoo aud in pla,rons % ie files each, it
Is expected that ihe whole rarade viii
movo 90 the rate OF 1900 an hour,
which will make tho whole time ot tho
parade about three hours
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-rhe senate
committee on appropriations has com.
pleted consideration Of the naval appro-
priauon bill Among the changes made
is enc axing, In spec Dc tcrms ti0O per
ton as amaxlmum price 10 be paid for
arnog plate, and providing IN case the
plate cannot b. procured az this price
that the govornm'nt shall establish a
plant and make its own armor. The
senate committee also made provision
fog three additional tirpedoboats
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
BROKE THU DEADLOCK
Opponents OF Evans Assign
ment Bill Win.
ABsEETFEs AT LAST EXCUSED.

Then tho House Refused 30 Take Up
The Eugrossmont of the Measure. hut
Postponed Aoilon--IIoas Vote, Down
= Resolution To Investigate Rumors
About Carlislc.
AUSTIN. Feb 27.-Tho deadlock in
the house Is broken and the opponents
20 the Evans assignment bin are jubi.
liant over their victory Tho deadlock
was broken yesterday soon after the
house convened.
The Evans bill was still before the
house on a motion TO oagross, with a
call Of ths house on and absentees un.
excused Matters changed a little. and
the opponents Of the bill saw where
they wero and voted to excuse absentoes.
The motion was made by Mr.. Blair and
carried by vots Of IS toll
The house then by an overwhelming
majority refused 20 put to tho main
question. a signal victory for the min.
GRITTY 10 the assignment bill fight q
On motion Of Mr. Fisher further con.
sideration of the Evans bill was post.
ponod until March 2, then 20 be- oonsid.
cred from day 70 day until disposed o.
The minority contend that it is dead
beyond resurrection. In spite Of the fact
that it comes up as special order on
Tuesday They say 10 has been eyi.
doncod that their side is of the sticking
persuasion and that thoy have Il In their
power % prevent the b,ll's passage until
the crack u doom They say further
that they are now strong enough 20 pre-.
vent the ordering o. the main question.
u they see proper 70 do 3d. and that they
have the call On every way. They boast
that many mombors voting with tho
majority were and are siil opposed to
the hill, but were simply voting that
way with an eye single % getting some
fair, reasonable and conservative a..
nFumout legislation.
Tnc situation 81 that ths hll may ba
Cugrossci and % may not should t
b. enrrtssed it will be Tor tha purpose
OF amending 30 or Substituting some.
thing better ana m0re conservative
bir Hendcr.ln ogsfcI a resolution
Tor a oommitic, of dge 90 investigate
certain nmors against superintendent
az Pah.ic Instruction Carlisle Tho
reso.ut.on wa based on hcanay. aud
the house by standing vote % ~ to
refused 20 entertain the resolution
The house ad ioarned Co Monday.
IN the senate the bin Cor che relief Of
+. + Cho.son Tor services rendered the
state as ranger was changed from
(503 20 800 and passed 20 engrossmsut
ON motion II hr Bowscr the senate
joint resolution @ encourage manuiac.
tures was laid before the senate aud
was ordered ougrosscd.
Mr Yantis moved 20 suspend the rog.
ular order and so up house bill No.
s5g. aud the motion was carried.
This bill amends Waco's city charter
By abolshing she office Of city treasurer
ami placing the city's funds In the
hands Of the city council Under a
suspension OF the rules the bill was
passed
On motion Of Mr. Lewis senate bill
authorizing the governor 20 use the Tex.
a. state exhibit at the Tennessee centen.
MAJ and provide Tor an appropriation
Tor its overhauing. was laid before the
senate aud passed % onrrossment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

BolsE CuY, Feb ~. Tho house Of
Representatives has appoint a commit.
tee 10 investigate the charge made By
Representative Jones that he was bribod
to vot' for Horny Heitield fog United
States senafor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
M,R.sn. nH rar w..hlnr,sn

SAY FRANc.co. Fob % Judge jo.
soph Mckcnna, Calitoruia's representa-.
tive IN the cabinet. Is un route Tor Wash.
inglon He went TO sacr,m INTO. whero
he proceeded 10 the capitol, and from z to
2 Friday evening held arcception ten.
Iercd him by tho Legislators ani state
officials Tho reception was cur short
70 permit Judge McKenna 20 proved
eastward on the overland train.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

CHICAGO, Feb. ss.-GeOrge Schnei.
der, formerly president Of the Illinois
National bank. has effected a settle.
meht, everything as to him being closed
up, including his indebtedness and his
release. which has been approved. is
honnIahle end creditahle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
Nsihsr and chnarsn prnr..a.

BAsrEor Tex, Feb 2i.-Jim Burle.
sons wifo and three children were
drowned in tho river horc Tho woman
was washing ai the river and her chill.
drou. while playing. fell into the water
IN her frantic onor,s 60 save them she
nas arnwieA h-rsall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

DIS MoISEs. Feb. 27-Tho Security
Loan and Trust company assigned here
The company's stock Is 100000. and IL
is believed none but stockholders will
lose. No estimate Of assets or liabilities
can b. made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

ATLANTA. Feb. 27.-The Bank Of
Lithonia. a branch Of the Union Loan
and Trust company Of Atlanta. has
made an assignment. The liabilities
are said to b. $4,000 to $4,000. brides
the deposits. which are said 10 bs 5000
or es000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

WASHINGTON. Fob s7-The presi.
dent bas commuted TO. 10 years actual
Imprisonment the hie sentence under
which Frank Capcl has been serving
since 1859 for a murder committed In
Arkansas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Ths clothing
firm Of willoughbY, Hill 4 Co con.
fessed Judgment In the circuit court
here for tsi.6ii In favor Of the Fort
Dearborn National hank.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
Htl0 FoR EXTRACTION.
Trank Halter. the Australian Murderer.
wm No Taken naek.

Win no Taken naet.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Feb gI-Frank
Butler, alias Newman. the Australian
muriorcr. was held for oxtradiuon on
tho chargc oi numbering Captain Lee
Weller and Arthur Preston, by United
States Commissioner Peacock. Tho
case wall 80 10 Washington for re-
view. aud u the findings are approved
butler will be sent TO Australia on the
next outgoing sieamor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

puUNix. A. T.. Feb IA hll
has passed the legislature compelling
foreign building and loan associations &c
Gle tl50.0oO bond within the territory
before lrAnsacling hnslne.a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

WASHINGTON. Feb s;.-Chairman
Hanna aud pnlg arrived at the Ar.
hagion ho,ol tl,s morning. Mr Hanra
expects 10 roma a in Washington several
mouths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-24

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Awoman who suffers from any ailment of
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cal wretchedness. She is mortified with a
sense of womanly incompleteness
But no woman need remain under this
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