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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
EXECUTIVE THANKS.
They Como From ,dahl's GOV rnOr for
Uian tiii ciaFs Actions.

Hon. A. NJ. Musser, formerly game
and fisn commissioner for Utah Terri.
tory, has received the following f:5m
the governor of Idaho:
"EXEcUTIvE OFFICE, STATE OF
IDAHO. Boise Guy, Flu. l, 1897.
$50 Hon. A, Nj. MlsseI, Utsn CON-
missioner Of Game ana Fish, Salt
Lake City, Utah:
ar having c1me to the knowledge
Of the executive OF this state that you
have expended much time and taken
great interest In stocking the waters OF
southwestern Idaho with shud, white
fish anu other desirable varieties Of
imported fish, and that free OF ex-
peuse to the slstt:
"Tberefo re, In behalf of the state
OF Idaho, for the muuificent gifts
OF fish anu fish Try, and your
grstuitous efforts in behalf of
the interests Of our state in this direc-
ton, / feel 1t incumbent upon me, as
the executive head OF our comma n.
wealth, to return you our sincsre
tbRnke and appreciation OF your great
work for the bHnetit OF future genera.
tons in our fish industry.
"ln this direction / also desire
to express our thanks and apprecia-
ton to the railways In furnishing free
transportation, in connection with
your IRbors.
Very respectfully,
FRANK STEUEHBERG,
Governor.
safest: George j. Lewis, secretary
Of state"
Hon. John Sharp is tie State fish
and game cammissioner now, having
been appointed by Governor Wells s
} ear ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

After the dissolution of the joint ses-
ZION, which met ut pm. yesterday,
The House held brief eesaiou.
Wilson, from tho ways and means
committee, reported on the report Of
the State board of loan commissioners,
recommending the funding Of the
territorial Issues OF bonds OF 1858 and
1890, "provided said obligations can
be funded at not to excee1 4 per cent
send.annual interest and a premium
sufficient to pny aliexpenees; provided,
als0, that no obligation be created
running longer than twenty years,
with ten and fifteen years option OF
payment" The committee recon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Report of City Auditor.

City Auditor Swan submitted to IN,
City Council last night his report for
the year 1903. 1t shows the total re.
ceipte for tue year to have bosn
s620.6O0 As, which amount lcclude.
balance of S5l, 9O7 Is on hend Jauu,rv
l, 1895. The disbu -4omsnts for iha
year aggregated S553 20z65, ana Tho
balance on hand at IA ciusa OF the
year was shown to b. s67, 401 81.
or the disbursements SLIT, 400 wns
Tor interest ON bopus. For u.larts,
the SUN OF 4S,9JS rs was pail Gu
wnlle the graviiy sewer involved "A !,
expenditure OF S44, 6sS s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Madame Won Fink elstein.

OF Madame Won Flnkels,ein, who
has just returned from most SUCCESS.
III! European tour extending to every
part Of EnglsnJ, Scotland anu Ire
land, the British Weekly Of London
says:
"Where Madame Won Flukels tel n
visits town expectations are raised
very high, but they never tail to De
reRllzs0, In every Instance the vsrd OF
has oeen that il was not cuucelvei
that the entertainments could be 80
fascinating, She has the uouutenance
and support OF every minister ana
man OF note VINO has ever witnessed
her entertainments either in the
United States or Grea. Britain"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Elevator Not Running.

Through the cutting of OF the wires
last night ON account OF the big fire,
the elevator at the Joint bailding TO-
day was imperative.
The big crowd found 1t great in.
convenience to climb up so many
flights of stairs to the House OF Repre-.
aentatives.
Many gave up the idea OF walking
up, prefsrring to walt below.
Ii was amusing 10 see peraons walk
up to the cage. ring the bell and wait,
and no elevator putting in an appear
ance would walk off disguoted, show.
ering their wrath upon the head Of
the new elevator boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
NO oEE YET.


AAfDuFl
ing ihe Wonder Properly.
News from Mercur yesterday indl-
Gated that ore had been encountered
IN the Wonder property. Secretary
Cannon Of the company, when seen
ny NEWS man today, characterized
the report az being without founds-
ton. Said he, "PheTe is no truth to
IL. The miners have not been work.
ing the property for several days past,
owing TO the putting In OF TN air com.
preesOr. That WORK is now finished,
nd the sinking Of the SHAFT has ueen
fesumed, but no ore mas yet been dis.
covered. Tho report Is rather prem.
AZURE One,as We have received no such
Information, but certainly would had
uGh really been the case.o
During the sinking OF the shaft in
this property the Indications for ore
have teen very tiattering aud 1t will
not be much 81 a surprise to hear al
"a 81 al apy time that the vein has
heen struck in the Woncer property.
For the present, howevsr, the infoTma.
ton To the latter effect is not true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Paris Millinery Company.

Articles Of ii corporation OF the Paris
Millinery company was filed with ths
secretary of state today.
The names OF the incorporates are
Fred s. Lun, Louis Simon, F. c..
Gentsch, Samuel WoiIz, Simon Bam-
berger, all OF Salt Lake Guy.
The object OF the company Ia to
carry GU the business OF general and
wholesaIe millinery. The capitallz4-
ton is bxeu nj 100000. diviued into
1000 shares o So each. the principal
place OF business VIII be In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.

wootbar ranorts showing ohae-va.
-.
tiohs ~ A'hi' 'o""''
Salt Lake City Barometer, 3Ol8,
Temperature, 33; mlsimum, 81; wind,
north, IL miles per hour; ram, .dS
Inch; snow.
Baker City-BRTorneter, 80 90; tenn.
perature, 20; minimum, 49, wind,
south, s miles per hour; rain, .04 inoh
partly cloudy.
~. .'i.ni,, 90 ~
p eIuie, ~ u' minoi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
County Treasurer,s Report.

Treasurer Lynch yesterday sauinit.
ted TO Auditor Game his report OF tie
financial transactions for tbs month OF
January. The statement showa The
total receipts to have boon s94 $50 SO,
and the disbursements Sl4,942 80,
whiie the balance On hand a, tue eioes
OF the month wac $l52,s3l 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

After the joint session yesterday the
Senate reconvened anu cOmmuni-
cation was received from the HIuse to
the effect that they bad passeu sub
stilule for Mrs. LaBarths's high bat
bill; referred to the judiciary commit.
tee.
Adjourned without transacting any
further business.
Immediately upon the coming 10
order of the Senate this morning,
which was twenty-five minutes late,
Hsmer moved to adjourn. The debate
that followed occupied the time until q
recess was taken to meet in Joint cess
piOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

seeing some Of lite best days and is pro.
duoing lavisbly OF high grade ore. The
daily reports from the mine show 1t to
be bonanza OF the first water, and the
stock Of the company is now held
away up, owing largely to the expec-
tstions OF std February dividend.
Whom 1t comes 1t viii doubtless be
good one, and one to compare favor
ably with the profits made during the
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Stole a Coat.

While last evenings big fire was
raging ana the iiremen were busily
engaged in extingulshing the flames
thereoi, someone took euvsnlago OF the
opportunity AMI entsreu station No. 2
on Second West street, sole therelrom
raw-edgeu duuble-breasled uniform
coat OF extra heavy make. In lhs
coat was a tie pin shaped like y whip.
me thief Is being sought after.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
ANOTHER sfsIPHENr.
The uercur Forwards over $4,000 In
cynnIdes 10 Germhuy.

Manager John Dern OF the Merenr
mine came in from that property last
night. He states that the mine is In
first claes shape aud that the workings
there are giving entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Deru eut out to Mercur on Sun
day evening accompanied by Mr..
Airis OF the comps y. The latter
returned on mogdsy but the former
remained long enough to make ship
ment OF cyanides to Germany. The
value Of the shipment Will exceed
$4,000. George Dsfn is now cut at
the mine, making up the monthly
payroll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
WILL MEET oN TIE TENTH.

HulIior- HscE Directors 10 Then Dc.
eide the Frbruary Dividend.
On the tenth Of the present month
The directors OF the Bullion. Beck VIII
meet, their purpose being TO declare
tie regular monthly dividend.
4 great ueAl Of speculation Ia at
present INDUCED in, as TO how much
the payment win be. Some place IL ut
100000, while otbers 60 as far as to say
II VIII reach S45 900. This, however,
Is purely speculative, and no import.
anoe attaches TO 1t.
raS SaIiion.Bsck mine ia just now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
orc samples from s,ochtor.

AT the office of the Mercur company
In this city can be seen several samples
OF ore from n mining proposition 10.
Gated in Stockton, Tooeie county.
These samples were brought In on
Monday by George Dern, who spent u
dsy in that locality looking over q
group Of claims owned by the Mercur
people. What values they contain le
not known So they have not been put
TO the test, but from the appearances of
the ore one would be led TO the belief
that 1t was fairly good stuff. The
samples are simply Groupings ana
show colored stratas that appear to
hold values. One piece is Kind OF
white spar, very light and brittle. The
owners OF this property are pushing It's
development and hope to be able to
report good strike therein In the not
very distant luture. Ii the proepect
proves itself worth Anything, su in
corporation of the company will
follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Fifteen hundred shares OF MORAN
(Park City) at is cents per share; 100
south Swsp sen at 81 523; l,OO6 Little
Pittsburg at Sb cents and 1900 at 8
cents; 200 Noi,Hern Light al SO cents;
1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al "a cents.
Total shares sold, $500; selling value
OF stock, $750.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

The Wscomb Grocery company has
filed a suit against the Henson Pro.
duce company TO recover $4,000 dam
aee'. for the injury of the firln's credit
by the hapson company attaching
their store at time when they were
fully secured. The complaint alleges
malice ami intent to iujure as the
cause OF filing attachment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
Twenty-Third Qaoraln.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
TwentS-third quorum Of Seventy will
be held In the Seventh ward assem
bly, rooms on Thursuay evening, oom.
meneing at 1880. A full anu pune ual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

attendance OF the members is des,r.d
II is also requested that all those n,rr,
bers who we're recently taken from -,
quorum 10 help form the One Hundrsd
and Ieuth quorum attend this msst'
inn. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
nls Mann I. Vow sharIery.

Ralph II. Thompson. who peIitioned
the district court some time ago to
have his name changed TO Sharkey
was granted the right to maze the
change by Judge II Lies today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

James J. Corbetl's manager has
wired Manager Burton for u dale here
for B. CARING exhibition. Tue necet-
ssry arrangements perhaps VIII be
maize,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

AT the meeting 20,6574 shares Of the
capital stock were represented ana the
Old board Of directors was reelected as
follow: j. f. Woodman, president;
j. Il. BAmberger, vice piesideni; w.
w. Chisholm, treasure'; w. 81 brRi.
ley ana w. u. Staines. j. Il Alex.
ander was maue secretary OF the COM
pany.
The treaauret's report shows the
company to be in II tiourishisg oondi.
ton, with yearly dividend record OF
$45O. COZ 10 It's credit and the mine in
gOod shape ana under aple manage.
ment.
THE MAMMOTH.
The Mammoth Mining company
nlso held ito animal meeting yesterday
elected the following directors:
" !iiibm Mcintyre, j. Il. Cunning
lam, Sam Mcintyre, James T. Little,
n. y. Young and w. w. Ritter. o.
THESE Wflliam Mcintyre was elected
president; j. A. Cunningham, vice
president; HIS. Young, treasurer, aud
J. #. CoEker, secretary, Following
this business the minority ockholders
voted for David Kennedy o. Now
York and w! M. Bradley OF this city
Tor pObitiUD3 on inc OOaFu.
The treasufer's report disclosed the
fact that the gross output o! tue mine
and mill for the year had zee S474, 900,
ami the net receipts had been $3.50, 900,
OF which 100000 mai besn expended
in dlvidenus, while the balance went
to the purchase OF u new host for tho
mine, III sinking the snRtt to the 800.
foot level, in the addition of twenty
stamps to tbe mill, in improving the
water system aud In various other
imprG vemants.
superintendent Nesbit In his report
showed that the work OF tho last
month In the mine had been devoted
to the Development OF the property
and that work had just begun In the
sinking OF the shalt rom :hs 800 10
the 900 foot levels. Tue report also
stated that when the main shatt was
completed and tho new hoist was In
place the company would be- o posi.
ton 10 materially Increase the output
OF milling and shipping ore, ana per.
haps be able to work force OF LOO
men.
The mine is said to be In good shape
anu 1t Is thought that ere long divI.
dends will again materiRii2e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

iesry q Lowe, 10 w. Fad South,
stocs, Mining and Grain Brokers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Mr.. Mark Thai, advance agent for
the Frawley company, is in town look
Ing after the Interests oil the company,
which opens at the Pheater on Feb.
10Th. de states that the original
company that made such an immense
hit IN ban Franoisco wlll come here.
RMS includes Blanche Bates, Madge
Carr Cuake, Henry COrsOn Clarke,
Frank WOrthing ana the others. The
plays to be presented are as published
IN Luis pnper recently with the excep-
ton OF Tue Highest BIDDER being
given for the matinee instead OF the
Railroad OF Love.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Kenneth DonnellRn, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telephone No. sos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Richard l.. Coiburn, stock Broker,
room %, l5 w. Second 30. Telv, go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
ANNUAL mnnrINes.

The Centennial EureiSn and Mammoi Ia
Companies Esar Yearly Reports.
The Centennial Eureka company at
It's annual meeting nelj In this city
yesterday, nesrd tbe report OF Tress-
uror w. w. Chisholm for the year
1896, which was SIS follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

, Chicago, Feb. .
Light. sg.30ass4I
MiNod. sa2lataIgk.
Heavy. sjl6@s34.H
Rough, S3.Ijas32J
Caltlns-
beeves. sS508s52I
Cows and heiters, Sl.s3dil 10.
stockers ana fnoders 81. ludA,lO,
sheep-steady to ten higher,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

'htcng" iiarH4t.
t'hicagn. FEB. 8
wheat-Feb., 7sai; May. 747fG75.
Cofn-Fob., u. May. u
oats-Fcb., Ibs; May. i7AHA.
Pork--Feb., 7ic; MPy s1.6o.
Lard-Feb.. So IS; May. sjs3.
RIBS fob. $3.50; May. sS.sIh.
Flax-1in.
1imothy--S2 SO.
Barioy-2fha35.
Ryo-34is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Grand.-Another largenudience
scarcely lese in proportion than that OF
the opening night OF the week, wit
messed the performance OF Caprice al
the Grand last night. Miss Bsteman
seems to have stormed the town, for
sale of seals for the remaining perform.
ances of the week is exceptionally
large, and inquiry at the box flee
this mornsng ELECTED the statement
that every Reserved seat in tho house
is sold for the Sa ur lay matinee.
The Old Lime Kiln, g. n. Dizsy's
successful comedy drama, win be the
opening ply OF Mise Putpaul's
engagement al the Salt Lake Thester,
which commences next Friday hight,
and includes Saturday night and
saturday matinee. The Old Lime
Kiln is G. L. Dezey's latest
production and has met with
tue came success that character
zed his In Old Kentucky and War VI
Wealth. Friday night Charles Dlcs-
q s's The Old Curiosity Stop viii be
presented, and at the matinee Efme,
the Ell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

The Free kindergarten society has
arranged win Mrs. MountiorJ (utel
Lydia Mamtelft Won Flnkelsteiu, ior
u serivs OF lee ures to be deltvsral un-
DER thor auspices at the Thealer, he
tirst one wiIl To tomorrow night, the
next ON Sunday evening the 7lh, and
two othefe IN Monday ana Tuesday
evenings, Fsh. stu ani 9th. These
lectures VIII all he illustrated In cJa.
iume and II may here be remarked
that Mrs. M0untfOrd possesses some Of
the most beautiful dresses VI oriental
design that have ever been
dloplay ed. she hvod Iar twenty
TWO years In Jerusslem, anu
since going upon tue lecture platform
has been all over the vI.izsd woIii.
Sne hiss appeared before the crowned
heads OF Europe and her WORK has
raJ eivGd the warmest praise. she
spesks huenuy seven different Ian.
guages, 10 somewhat q humItIsi,
anu ner lectures ate n,wsgs well al.
tended becauee Of Der world wiGs repu. .
tAti0n as a Ce.ebiiiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Lyceum. The Kerry Cow will be
the opening bill OF Joseph Murphy'a
engagement at the LyCeum Tonight,
II was fumored that Mir. Murphy was
III IN San Francisco aud would NOT
appear with his c.mpany here, but
TINS was erroneous, nh Mr.. Murphy was
bore yeslerdhy. He stgteI Lnet he
could not play his company at the
prices heretofore prevailing at this
house, and Tor this engagement the
management have raitei the price OF
reserved seats on the lower Il l0r back
TO the balcony to 70 cents, otner seats
remaining at the same pricGs. Kerry
Cow VIII be given Tor three nighls Rnu
q change made u sham Rue Tor the
afternoon and evening performances
on Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03
WANTED.

4 ADY TO CORY RECORDS ADDNEss-
"a. 49,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

silver. E.oad
silver-G4ss
Lead-s2Jl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-03

Today's temperature lie shown In the
fac simile Thermometer given below;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-10

While 40 one Will question the a L.
visibility OF using fresh fruits. grain
and vegetables when they can be oa-
tanned a a sresA and wholesome state.
10 must be admitted that there are times
when properly-prepared condensed or
concentrated foods are extremely de
,lrnhlc. II Is also worth while - note
that inexperienced cooks and careless
housekeepers are often ~ a loss TO
know Just what 20 do IN an emergency
Ora iuaily they are learning some 81
the advantages of prepared foods un-
der such circumstances. Among the
new mtroduc,ions are prepared soups
IN cakes or blocks. These have meat
Juice with sort of Julienne soup pre-
paration carefully blended, seasoned
and put up IN dainty aud attra ,tive
manuer. When one wants a dish Of
soup ali that Is necessary Is 20 provide
the proper amount of water, which
must be AZ boiling point. and in YES
sci which must be closely covered Put
"a many OF the meat blocks as are re-
Qulred into a given amount of water.
cover closely and allow TO stand for
twenty minutes. In emergencies less
time viii answer. but the full flavor oi
the soup Is Tot brought out save Nv a
little time. THIS is destined 20 be
come one Of the regulation articles of
diet. There are also biscuits made on
the same plan. These biscuits are
wrapped in waxed paper aud furnished
Go local customers. The Ledger
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-10
Found Eggs Of the reariy Nautilus.

DIR. Wiley, who over two years ago
left England for the south seas In
search OF the eggs OF the pearly nau-
tins, the only living representative OF
the great group of extinct animals
known as ammonites, has been reward
Ell with success. He has ascertained
that these creatures are trapped in
baskets by the natives OF some of the
Melanesian Islands and used FOR food
Last summer DR.. Wiley, in Lifu, one
Of the Royalty Islands, captured the
nautilus IN three fathoms of water and
constructed a large submarine cage in
which TO keep the specimens, feeding
them daily, an3 by December some OF
tho nautili had spawned in the cage.
Each egg is as large as a grape Thee
investigations have been carried ont
by grants from the Government dis
bursed according 10 the recommends.
tons OF the Royal Society.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-10

The question. WHAT shall I 10 %
earn n iiving9 asked so often by women.
was answered the other lav by two
young women Ia New York. very much
90 their own satisfaction and profit.
The senior member Of the firm who
was q belle and social leader in her
native state two years age. went 20
New York aud east AROUND for some
thing whereby she might earn her own
hreal Afrieni Of hers, another cana
bile glrl. remarked that the ladies' Of
New York looked much better on the
'reets than Ia their evening gowns.
They look fairly well SO long a. they
stick O. silks. or satins. or heavy mate
rails, but when II comes 70 muslins and
lares they don't seem TO know how %
have them made. II Is perfect shame
the way they waste their beautiful
materials Al. five only hal their beau
ufUi goods. c1uldn't we make lovely
gowns OF them ,' The other rirl began
To- think. aud IN a few days proposed
20 her friend 20 form partnership as
designers ~ evening and summer
gowns Together they made several
rough colored sketches of muslin gowns.
which they took 90 some of their more
fashionable acquaintance 20 see what
they thought OF them. Ia almost every
instance they received orders for one
or more gowns. When these order
increased sufficiently % make the ven
ture safe. they began work in earnest.
They employed competent French
dressmakers and filters. and opened
parlors. where their designs aal sam
pie gowns are shown. Their custom
ers select their designs and materials
from samples shown by the firm. and
they guarantee perfect III and finish
As they make only one gown after a
design, their patrons are certain tina.
no one else viii have "A garment Just
like their own. Besides building up a
very hourishing business IN New York
anu the vicinity. they have been offered
good salaries by several Of the large
houses which make a speciality OF stylish
realy-made gowns and waists ~ de
slglers. -Argonant.