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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
GRAND OLD srALIIoNs seIp.
Director ana Red wilkes O. q vssj
Low Prices.


PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Ths MI
stations Director and Red wilkes ~
sold at auction today on the Clovsr1oo
stock farm Of the late Andrew II. ~
at Colmar. Pa, Directpr. for whom ~
Moore IL said to have paid e7b.ooo breuk
only sl.27S. and was purchased by nohQt
McAfee. OF Allegheny. representing ~
Locust stock farm. Red WILKES -
hnnght by William G. Hendrickson. pr
prietor Of the Belle Meade stock faE1A -
the small sum OF $500.
Director Moore. I years old. half-aeoeael
Of Nancy Hanks. was sold for IN = q
NJ. Wilson. Of Reading, Pa.
Director In one Of the fineat bred tIoeeeg
In the world, tat he 10 q years -
and his future usefulness In the eeu4 !
problematic. Red Wilkes II n yeap -
He IL the sire Of 10 horses IN the tseel
list, including fourteen that HAYS tesu
q mile under 2:1b.
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WASHINGTON. April ga telegram =.
ceived at the navy department from IL
commanding officer OF the Mare Is.as1
navy yard shows that the amount OF daur
age suffered from the earthquake shoon
last week s $s42o00 Secretary Long w
ask congress for a special appropfiatioa
to make the necessary repairs to the buiI6
ings
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An Instrument Of T0rtufD

,s n truss male on the plan Of The Allows. -
heavy steel es ireu band. - you vel 49, ~
ssve Deen 80 tbs habit Of wearing ons. TEL
sway WIZ viii ron continue wearing
iusssar.est Of torture shsu we eaa iurstse
\ uaes, etiessr. ass without any iron .
steel sTrIngs about IL. and one which uey = -
with ease and comfort MONT AND bAt I~~eQs
A. for CuhE>. "bh FIERCES ILL.,
MAGNETIC kLAsTIC TRUSS h.S
pissbei tHoEsA ~ Ds. ~ 10 an EtfeIeN.SS@
The oaiy genuine and saccesagui one svss ~ ~ r.
srT has bern soid fur the past tWkNtgss
ysars ifrupsafed IL viii pay yea so
at once. Consultation free. Trasees nssee
ss;,a cnsrxe Cal OF sead &c In ssa@te
New Book on Ruptase Tbs ooo< also
eur New Appliances fcS PILES. -
VEINS. etc. - -
MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRVs1 49, 4
go Aaskes street san ranetsr1
Seattle Once, Rooms - 30 suilyss - -
First AveHoA ~
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COLUMBUS. April s--The American Fire
Chiefs Associations meeting was liked to-
day for st. Louis. October. 1885,
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CALLAO. Peru. Apri, s-The British
ship Ravenscrag, Capt. Purvis. from New
whaicom on October for this port. has
not arrived here and is officially reported
a missing.
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Baron Fava RetuPnlnG - HE Duslok
ROME. April skiing Humbers ~
ceived In audience today Baron FAN.
who Will sail for the United Stateo ae1t
Tuesday to resume his duties ~ Italian
ambassador at Washington.
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Quickest Trip
Is Dawson.
NJ nardships. No DANCER.
$500 Covers
the Cost.

This PAYS fer transportation. ,
meals and 400 lbs OF freight.
We will take you from She head I
of Lake Bennett II Dawson. with
90 pounds OF freight. IN thor
eughly safe boat. sixty feet in ,
length, in charge ~ an experienced ,
hxsa,man. and furnish meals ea I
rovse for Sss. Boats are covered.
This will insure you safe ard
pleasant trip. with To icconSesi-
snee and much cheaper than the
trsn can lie made By buying yoer
Qen boat
We viii land you IN Dawson
en- or st~ou: June IL. thirty days In
advance OF steamboats, eoulsag up
} tho river
} We viii start FROM head - Lake
Bennett about May ~. Parties de
sirink IA avail themselves o. tire
only comfortable and safe way o.
reaching Dawson must arrive al
} Lake t%adefnsE Via t<ea sga1l on
OF isfore NAY : Special attention
VIII 10 g.sea 20 ladies'.
7ae only precetisEcs recognized
! vii he priority IN cate % contract.
} Fer passage apply "a Paws &
reas~s. by "a. Alaska. or 49, Ffrss
svcnue, Seattle Nash~ or J A
Paine. "A Bosi1a h'osk. opposite
sostssfsee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

tae
a
all
nearly Constitution 81 the
Baldwin
made
valuable addition while
Vermont weather which end to
rudder
United
in
to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
Tomb of the Habdi.

The last obstacle encountered by the
British troops IN the recent Egyptian
campaign vas the dervish stronghold
at Omdurman.
When the land forces and gUnbosts
started 10 shell the city. the most con-
sptcuous building was the tomb OF the
Mshdi, which consequently served as a
target for many q shot. How well the
British gunners served their guns may
be seen from the accompanying Illus
tration OF the UauSoIeUn-
The MahdL whose remains are en-
tonbed IN the structure. was the leader
Of the fana-icaI dervIshes who caused
England 50 much trouble n former
campaigns. He il vas who took Gen
eral Gordon prisoner and kept him al
Khartum until his death
When the Mahdi died. his successor
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4 reef % sand. The rock = basalt and
granite. very magnetic / X haunted
by sea birds. and The ulackereI q the
surrounding seas are very nne. OF
course II never was Inhabited and "a
very seldom visited. owing - the Diff
Guilty OF landing on L. Several wrecks
have been caused BY Il. hut surely sci
ence might devise q beacon for IL
The pope and his friends are distress
81 because OF the difficulty - keeping
his apartment warm enough for hl1 II
bis old age. Various devices have BEEN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

sleep. 2 ire ETf- company st d.
fre1ecrEEe-E
TIE king - Arau1 hzs a orlEIraf
E1ez 70 fh~ way q a s-ru-E kcz pc
has ne trunks q trees hoilawst cst
c~1 Wlrh Ee1 AID silver and rl1g
l-to rs private lzze uarr~ large
sfa@ q rraf ssza-s aarf q rs-szsers-
V-aai Wll 1- Go SHE'S - waste IA
fr.zs--ee
May satc-s brere .sat 80 fr1Este
bird ean s-aFt 81 dagbTeek u4.h ~
tra1s Wits trsfz tzs ec-.s :. 49,
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tried Furnace heat has been suggest
-. but when the pope heard that =
would cost SIS. coo u introduce Il 10 ire
vatican With It's Thousands q rooms
be dismissed the project VFlth q motion
o. his hand
Leonard T Hswksley. TIE honorary
6lractar q the Society Fer The P-otec-
riou q Animals IN NapIes. Is recover
sng from a i've months illness caused
b al attempt 20 asszsslnafa hfu he
says that the opposition 70 the socie-y
= Widespread. as most ignorant Itzl-
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lars believe they have a right 70 treat
animals wlsh cruelty
A northern Indizn t-ibe e-nbal-n thsir
dad BY means q honey. TlacfrE ths
bodies - those vho d. ll ru1sly skzI-
- tTozzhs filed " "a ho1rT
4 Unsr remarkable convent ts % %
f5Eas iu TIE catsee--hs - the Fslzss-ar
ca-hedrai a. ElsT- Dep 5oEn bene1tn
the magnificent catAe1-al are miles %
sslht=rrZEezn eo---1e-s --n-1 ulia cells
IL ~Eieh la Rsr@-lcs perform thslT
daily 1evocsoz and dEtles, i've eaE z1z
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plication. The emperor was in favor
OF reforms, many OF which he inaugu
rated, though he vas limited in this re-
spect, owing TO the restrictions thrown
around the movements Of all Celestial
rulers. Very few people, especially for
eigners. are able 70 gain an audience
with the emperor. The only authentic
picture OF him ever obtained is here
shown II was sketched by an official
who was present at one OF the very few
imperial receptions which have been
held.
Kwang Hsu has been reported muir
dered in al least half a dozen different
was. No one outside the royal palace
at Picking knows the truth.
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dark hair. About six inches from the top
the bunch divided into two parts. some
what resembling a pair OF horns. The
animal had no horns. such as its spe-
cies are usually ornsmented with
The head was sent 10 q celebrated
German taxidermist 10 be mounted and
is now on exhibition in one OF the large
museums. While preparing il. the pro-
fessor examined the strange growth
and found that il was formed OF the
same substance as are horns He says
that the probable cause OF the mon
strosity is that the animal suffered q
severe blow on the head when very
young. which, while not severe enough
20 kill. was of sufficient force to injure
the tender horns. then Just starting 20
grow. and caused them to assume their
peculiar shape.
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ChiDa'S Emperor.

Chinese affairs are occupying q very
large space in the interest OF the world
at present England's efforts 10 pre-
serve an open door" so that the trade
OF the empire may be free 70 the world
are met with sntagonism L every step
By the ENJOYS OF the car. who wishes to
add large slice OF the Celestial empire
to his already vast domains in Asia
The recent news OF the deposition OF
Emperor Kwang Hsu by the empress
dowagsr added very much 10 the COM
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at tod sand bank the
Of
Britain somewhat complicated.
OF and there
Of
in that year
siAetoa TO
attempted
OF
unoa
throne his
.
he Nc
wash
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
INTERESTING BITS.

The great telescope for the Paris ex-
position is 10 have an aperture Of Is
inches and focal length Of IS feet
The usual equatorial mounting and dome
being impracticable for such q gigantic
instrument. the tube viii be rigidIy TX
ed in a horizontal position on masonry
supports and Will have the light from
the heavenly bodies reflected into il by
q movable plane mirror 81 feet in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

diameter This mirror IS 20 weigh near
" four tons. The estimated cost OF the
telescope Is S2So. GOO. and its magnifyins
power viii be more than twice that OF
the largest OF existing instruments.
Rockau is perhaps the smallest is
land in the world Il Is situated in the
Atlantic over SEQ miles west OF SCOT
land and is mere rock about 50 feet
high and rs feet around. rising from
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Office
fron al
Francis the
%
n a
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about 20 be issued. On coronation day
they were given 70 the public. but the
little queen. thinking that the picture
did not do her justice. inasmuch as 70
made her appear much older than she
really is tshe is but 1s). ordered them
Withdrawn. Incidentally she has made
these stamps particularly valuable be-
cause OF the difficulty OF now obtaining
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

OF
reported the
MacDonads
khalfas
4 picturesque heroisu
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rAsras1r raE seEs 81 fsF-r t1at . -
= wood Is It'd - fHsi~ rsrze 60 Ferssr
thsrs less tanzrTals % raan are EeSser
d1rs n Earrhafza zee fazn srs So
v~rsfy tras-e1 - haas h-rFy iaaes
acres ire .re. art tarlT frns~rs -
r1--as cz-rs'g zsrfiT f1~T ar~ suriy
arltsr a-g fse.r crFsrS rznaze ttrra
~ rfarri~r the-n era tioEs ever 80
bad. ul-z - E1t Tssy go tsr tAs1f
lrtrtsfrrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
Copyright, Isss.1

the last the old wooden line Of battle ships
States launched and placed the active The affair red
Of
yards looked Of the
n
Z a he navyy
posed Of several of solid live
OF
not until 30 afterwa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

s-1 ?. has 20 = lonE tire besn ere q
the h~at subjects N E.gianf for "a.
rartoouirt ard carIrafarlsf- IRE ac-
cor pary.sr ilIastrafsoz - re ue~s q
Mar Beer oChr1. Which fact gives IS
adGe1 valge. tUanu-rh a. Mr E~~r
oos1n - TIE brother q fsesrh1tr1 Tree.
ne c.Eiirzsishsd actor. who. u rsH-or
Is o 30 bel@Ved- - aot Elsly sazs1oFsd
q the MarE story teller.
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ago. was for
mally crowned
@ u 9 en- s q c
seems. after all.
however. TO have
the weaknesses
OF her sex Re-
Gently she was
asked 10 dress
her hair in the
fashion which
she desired to
have perpetual
ed by means OF
~L na
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
a Caricature
Of Hall Caipe.

Hall Caine. the distinguished novelist
% the Isle OF Man. r. now IN this eoun-
try. where his play. The Christian
with Viola Allen ia the title role has
scored an enormous success. Mr. Gains
writes excellent novels. but he Is not
BY any means an Adonis In appearances
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

a Pineapple Headed Deer.

A deer with a very peculiar pineap-
plelike growth on his skull was noticed
recently in a forest in the southern part
Of Germany. Several attempts were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
JUST LIKE
OTHER WOMEN.

For several years the papers have
been full OF stories or the good hard
sense OF little Wilhelmina OF Holland.
who, few weeks
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ma
70 fr1nav y
z Ia
% liza
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made to capture the creature alive. but
Il was so shy that il was in vain. One
day. however, il was killed by a for
ester, and il was then seen that the
excrescence was a large horny pro-
tuberance situated Just above the eyes
and between the animals ears.
The growth was over IS inches long
and was covered with a thick mass OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

was the khalita. which word means
lieutenant He razed Khartuu - TIE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

greatly worn and compose reasonably
serviceable gowns, as they may be washed
quite satisfactorily, provided the material
has been well sponged and shrunken be-
fore being made up.
Collars, revers and capes are covered
with ruches, puffings and houHces OF tat
feta and mousseline de sole. The ruches
of mousseliue de sole, tulle or gauze are
often very narrow and are placed close to-
gether, giving q messy effect. The yalQis
collar of capes or jackets is almost always
trimmed with mousscline pufings of a
different shade, as are the revers also.
Tho illustration given in today's issue
shows hat of fancy ficelie straw. 1t is
lifted in front, where a cluster of red,
pink, tea and white roses is placed, from
which escape two gray quilts. A square
bow Of black velvet rests upon the brim,
and torsade of black velvet encircles the
crown and makes bow in front. At the
back is a smaller bunch of roses falling
over the brim upon the hair.
JUDO CH0LLET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
HAre the kitchen Small.

"By all means have small kitchen,
writes Mrs. s. 7. Rorer in reply to an in
quirer in The Ladies' Home Journal. "a
large kitchen with a cellar door at one
side, table at another, a range at another
and the sink at still another requires too
much walking. Time is consumed in go
ing from one place to another rather than
with actual work. Have your range placed
in light and convenient part of the
kitchen. In front have a good sized table,
containing drawers and spaces underneath
for keeping utensils, one portion Of the
top covered with zinc and the other half
left plain. Have underneath the top a
baking board which you can easily pull
out. The sink should be near at hand.
The pantry may be on the other side of
tho kitchen and be sufficiently large to
hold barrel Of -four, a small pastry table
and convenient arrangement Of shelves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

other colors. Fluffy neckwear is adopted
by women of all ages and suits almost ev
e-y faSo, provided. tint becoming to the
complexion be chosen.
Mousseline dc sole is used In the utmost
profusion, composing the little pelerines,
ruohes, fichUs, capes, full piastrons and
draped and gathered bOdices now so uni
uEezlly 6&sRfc& Exallseifl8y, inarHStR
lions, tdslSs and olaAghG Sszvi I'd s(as1oA
the material, although the plain mousse
line is often most attractive.
The picture shows gown in which the
skirt consists of plaitings of mauve nous
seline de sole mounted on yoke of white
guipure. The draped bodice of guipure
over narrow silk has a pulled half front of
mauve mousseline de sole. The wrinkled
sleeves are of mauve mousseline de sole,
the shoulder knot and neck and sleeve
frills of white mousseline de sole. The
hat of light beige straw is trimmed with
yellow flowers. JUDO CHoLLET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
TAILOR MADE GOWN.

white moire rovers. This is worn with
white felt hat. These striking bicycle
costumes are less famed in America than
in Paris, the average American woman
preferring something less noticeable and
more serviceable for outing wear.
Elegant petticoats to accompany elabo-
rate gowns are Of tsffeta or broche silk OF
any preferred color and are trimmed with
deep 1ounces Of black or white lace and
bows OF ribbon.
The cut shows a new tailor made gown
in which the skirt Is adorned simply with
stitching. There is n half length cutaway
coat, tight fitting and fastened diagonally
with buttons and cords. The material
employed is gray cloth, and the revers and
COLLAR are faced with black velvet The
hat of gray straw is trimmed with pink
flowers, black feathers and gray satin.
JUDO CHOILET
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

also DO used for q watch chain, but the
watch is then tucked into tho belt or bod
doc, of course
Tho empire comb has lost none OF its
prestige and is immensely worn, both in
the plain and ornamental varieties. Now
that hats are tipped down in front the
rconb. standing erect at the back, holds
them in place. Tho hair is worn rather
lhigh again, leaving tho back of the neck
uncovered.
The engagement ring is worn on tho
third finger OF the right hand in France
and is most often a pearl surrounded by
diamonds or else n sapphire.
Tho little girls costume shown in tho
Illustration is of silver gray wolfe and has
- plain skirt. The blouse bodice opens
over n chemisette of pink foulard hav-
4ng n pointed yoke of cream guipure and
CROSSED diagonaily by black satin ribbon.
The sleeves arc plain, and the full sleeve
-caps are of gray wolfe. The collar is of
pink foulard, the belt of black satin. A
agray straw hat is worn, which is trimmed
with black velvet and pink feathers.
JUDO CHoLLET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
STOP LlsTERH
he is Negro that has Pound Ban J
of Gold.

SHERMAN s. FURR, of oil South It'll
Street, Wilmington, N. c., has found
what he has been looking for for ten
years, an herb that makes the hair
grow, stopsit from breaking of and
falling out. 1t will also make your
hair straight and beautiful. 1t re-
moves dandruff, cleans the scalp, and
removes letter. am receiving orders
from all parts of the country. This.
remedy has proven to be the best on
earth to make fine hair. Price, per
box, So; samples Scots. 81 90 and 81 GO
Prompt attention to all orders. Send
money by express or money order.
Agents wanted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
PRETTY ACCESSORIES.

Fluny Adjuncts of the Present Fashion
able Toilet
A great deal of trimming is employed,
although at the beginning of the season
an attempt was made to introduce and
establish the exceedingly close, plain style
of attire. We are not quite ready for it as
yet and cling pertinaciously to frills. fur
bellows and fluffy accessories. such as boas,
ruches and fchus. Tiny capes of tulle,
mousseline do sole or silk matching the
gown are the latest development in this
line and are very pretty. Boas of gray
ostrich plumage are likewise in great de-
mand. although ostrich feathers are usual
ly less picturesque for boas and ruohes
than are cog feathers. Beige boas are also
worn, but gray has the preference over all
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
A BhAuK SKIN REMOVER.
The Negro Need Not Complain ANY
Longer Of Black Skin.

This preparation, il used as directed
will torn the skin of black person
four or five shades whittier, and that Of
mulattoes perfectly white. 1t also re-
moves wrinkles and Freckles from the
face and makes the skin beautiful.
Any person using it can see the resuls
in forty EIGHT hours.
1t does not turn the skin in spots
but bleaches out white 1t is a very
good thing for weak eyes if allowed to
get in the eye while washing the face
required, If used as directed, the skin
remaining beautiful without continual
use, and is perfectly harmless.
Direction and preparation will be-
sent to any address on receipt OF
$500 or @. o. D.
sTHoMAs BEARD.
S21H W. Broad Street, Rishmnd, VS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

sna UlzAbined as TO form highly A1vei de-
signs, quite different from that of the lace
before it is cut away and incrusted upon
the goods. s.
I SsAmoEE the latest novelties must DO
mentioned the directoire scarf, which
passes around the neck or shoulders and is
carried under the belt in front, falling in
long ends on the skirt. They are, COM
posed of plain or incrusted mousseline de
sole. tuIIe or silk Grape and preferably ac-
company light, simple gowns, as they
would merely incumber much trimmed
costume. ~~.ss..S ~
The cut illustrates n princess costume OF
red foulard with white design. The
skirt has a deep graduated 1ounces head
ed by an application of white guipure and
q cOquille of lace follows the closing at the
left side The front of the bodice is full
There is yoke of guipure and trim
anirs, OF ruffles Of lace and red satin bows
Fastened by gold buckles. The sleeves arr
,guipure. The hat of yellow straw Il
adorned with cherries and white mousse
line dc sole. JUDO CHoLLET,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
wORKINGMEN's AID AND BEEEFH
DIAL ASSOCIATION.
Oauital Stock, Sl0.0000Q

Home Office: sls1S N. 18th St., Rich
mond, Va.
1t Is sufficient to say that the Work
ingmen's Aid and Beneficial Associa-
ton has in its short career OF one year
and seven months outstripped all RI
walls in the State. We always pay our
sick benefits promptly, and death
claims in twenty-four hours after sat-
isfactory proof of the same.
W. q. SINGLETON, President;
DANIEL BOWLER, Vice President,
@. f. NORMAN, Treasurer,
JEREMIAH SIXTH Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24
MOUSSELINE DE SOLE.

1Geay Attractive Trimmings and Access
series Mede of This Material
Chemisettes arc often made of mousse
lime de sole, which is laid in Tat tucks, the
4hread being then drawn so that the tuck
IS ruffled and stands up like n little crest.
Ehirred sleeves are frequently made in the
ssarne way, which has an excellent effect
for slender arms. 1ncrustations of guipure
snnd lace are also favorite decoration for
'4hin goods and are so delicately applied
shat they seem to be a part of the material.
These incrustations may be SO arranged
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-24

the costume without great expense A
corselet of black satin with black satin
sash ends edged with tiny ruches Of black
mousseline de sole will go with any gown,
light or dark, and elaborate jeweled belts
or belts or bright red kid serve as an
adornment for cloth costumes which are
otherwise plain.
Opals, as everybody knows, are supposed
to bring i'll fortune, but agates, emeralds
and pearls are benefcent in their infiu-
enoe.
The picture shows a new travelling wrap
Of mastic cloth. 1t Is loose, and the fronts
are curved, circular ruffle following the
edge. 1t has large revers and is closed by
three buttoned tabs, the buttons being Of
pearl. The wrist Of the plain sleeve is
finished with circular ruffle.
* g. 49, JUDO CHoLLET.