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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

james Gillespie. of Urshurr. fdah
/ writes "our bench land udi1iuluf
I li,Xhurr. which Do jua. beuF opened ui
/ Cor dry farms lr promising DO ha d
/ grand fuccDsr. = f.w patches nj rrtir
] WUrr put lu iuaf flll ana Do now LOOKING
l nrt class Their are hundreds of quar-,
| Ger sections " this land. NJ the very Nm.
tHt quality uf soil. suitable fur dry
I farming Tho test that hlr been mHda
l o. Clurrr quito an excitement and nI.
ready quite u portion hnH hH,u sthkri
m Many are buying email places lu
ltnNhurE uni taking up the bench
/ land"
The secretary ~ ths Cache Stake bu.
tguu writes thlt There Hrr several small
farms listed fUr ulH and luluFifiuui
parties could DO wen iu raising fruits
Cor the Montana market. also room flr
sugar hct rUanrH. rir. For further
Information write L. r. Mnrtlnclu,
Logan.
Tho secretary of the Star valley bu.
frau wtli,H that parties wanting homes
boo star valley can purUhAHs land with
water right FOE from a. 90 $40 per acre
Write o. ". ~. kcdilustou, Alton.
MyumlnE
splendid opportunities Tor acttlcra.
,'ood Mater riHht Mtit' ,9r tull IN
Idaho.
Good openings for thrifty farmers nj
Nrrnnl, IlntHh county and vicinity.
write u. T. Collott. Vcrnhi. Utah.
Excellent opportunities fnr farmers
and lnburou nd Thurbpr Wayne coun-
ty Utah Write 10 bishop NJ. w
Mansfield.
ono thousand acres ~ farming land
with plenty OF water Write niUhup
W r. Hanks. CnneHyiiie, Utah.
Thousands OF acres OF land cnn be-
h0moHtrndod by males over Is years
H..H
ply c. o, card. Cnrdaton. Alberta.
Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Ana every biz of relief IL part of q cure
that VIII stay a cure. Use Ballard 4
liurshound syrup and note how quick
feel nfterwnrd Specific also Tor
Whooplng Cough ana Group. John
Colin. kurwin. Kansas. says: when
began 90 use liallnrd'a Horchound
Syrup for Consumption the doctor had
said that I would die in a few days Am
now UP and around, Have ma more
pain H. chest or lungs" Price 20 and
90 cents. No benefit. no pay Sold hy
T.. G. ~. /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
district court Note..

Arguments IN thu Edwards case were
being made al press time The de-
PENDANT IL charged with receiving
stolen goods consisting W household
furniture, belonging 90 Mrs. S. NJ Free.
This makes the third TRIAL. twice the
Jury disagreed. The clEc will reach
the jury this evening
Judge ullos made n setting OF 90
equity cases fnr trial commencing
Tuesday. September Gth. and running
90 Monday. November iih. Thursdly
september sth. ~ set aside No divorce
day There are twenty cases set down
for hearing
judge cherry announced today that
commencing Monday July 18th. No. Will
clll tho law and motion calendar to
hear and determine motions Tor new
trial; also on saturday July qth. De
VIII make o setting ~ cnsrs f1r trial
without a jury. trials 10 begin scptcm-
her 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
rrREKA nANK cAsr prcIprp.
Assignment ~ Rice a Go. Held 10 b. Valid
aud Certain Moneys Received In Trust.

aud Certain Moneys Received In Trust.
Judge lllleH rendered decision 10.
DAY ln the matter ~ the Assignment OF
George Arthur Rice q Company. hold.
lng that tho assignment was valid.
mat rice y Company received In trust
from Eureka school district NlN5.lg.
from town ~ Eureka. ..G5itN. from
j. %, Prediction. administrator OF I'M.
estate NJ James Downs. deceased. sos.
~. ana from judge A. v. Hlgglna sac.
that the money In the hank I'D the timo
~ thH 1Hslgntnrnt. and turned over tu
the assignee, William Huincld. tl.SIG. O..
%, ana the money collected on over.
aTaiiH since ne assignment, must lu
law h' presumed a. Ice "a sum which
represents, prnthntn. such trust funds.
ana o. have been retained hy Ulpe A
Company ana delivered hy Thorn 10 tho
Assignee o. satisfy the same. that ali
other petitioners and lntcrvenora
are general creditors of Rice a Com.
panyi that there H. no priority among
tho several special csHtuie qul
trustrat above mentioned. ana theff.
fore n the fund In the hands OF the as.
Hlguro shall not be sufficient 10 nav
each. then he can divide the same
rnlnply, or In proportion 10 the amount
NJ the claim Of each; that tho expense
OF executing the trust should be paid
out OF tho general fund nf the assign.
mont ana not anything. therefore, Out
N the trust fund"
Judge illloa also gives Il aa his
opinion, that evidence should be- All.
dueed 10 show how much money haa
been collected since tho assignment. or
recount OF overdrnfts due tho bank al
me llnr OF me nslrnment, ana when ns.
crrtnlned should be- added 10 Tho sa
t'dea' ~ constituting the special trust
FUND referred 10 In the decision.
OTHER DECISIONS by JUDGE
HiLES
In the matter OF the application Of
Martin chrlstOphrrH1n asking Tor an
nccluntlnrAof David w. James. ar.
signoe ~ the Western Dry Goods com.
plny. Judge lillea dismissed the psti-
ton today for want ~ Jurisdiction.
THE CITY LOSBs
In tho ease of W. ~. soils ~ Sail
Lake city, Judge ililef rendered iudr.
mrnt today IN favor Of Sells Cor $500
interest ana costs
case on Chandler W Holden. findings
and decree for plaintiff. qulotlng plain
tln's title % certain promises.
ln the matter of tho motion OF w. l.
llehhll to nave certain shares of stock
l'lVerel o. him, judge llilcs today or
lgrnd mat Attorney James A. Wi
ans deliver 10 Packard 100 shares of
ihe capital stock ~ the Alice Mlulne
.lmuiny, which were placed In IA,
h7nds oi George Westcrvelt. referee I'M
Plglurd 90 al.
10 me case u j. = wltchcr ~
George Chase. judgment was rrnderaf
IulHr Niles today In favor a
p.tinuH Tor S2s Interest ana costs
''.' ni kinHls National Rank va
49, Hughes judgment prevl9usiv
"rol now sci aside, ON payment OF a.
NllnIs COSTS m costs are moi mi
..ilnlill M i.n days after notice. Judg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

The regular monthly meeting o. tho
Priesthood ~ the salt lake Stake Of
Zion convened Ia the Tabernacle to-
day saturday, July snd), a. n am,
President Angus N. Cannon and ooun-
sellers presiding,
Slnging. Prayer by Elder Waltre J
Beatic. singing Roll called showing
na follows: one High Councillor. three
Patriarchs. Elders william G. Dunbar
aud Nathaniel V. Jones ~ the prcsi-
dency uf the High Priests quorum, ten
presidents of Seventies and Six home
missionaries.
An the wards ~ the Stake wen,
properly represented excepting the
Twelfth city ward. ana North Jordan
and East Jordan ~ the country. The
second. Third, Finh. Ninth, Eleventh.
Thirteenth, sixteenth, Eighteenth aud
Twenty quorums ut Elders were
represented by their presiding officers.
The lesser Priesthood was represent
"a hy members from the First. Ttuta
Thirteenth. TWeuty-frst and Twenty
second city wards.
The Sunday schools ana the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement asspcil-
tons were represented By the stake
supcrintendcncy thereof
Elders Angus NJ. Cannon, Joseph H..
Taylor, Charles ", penruso ana llphtr
!, Grant addressed the meeting, The
burden of instructions given were that
he Sacrament meetings OF the Saints
De- not lnterfored with by quorum
meetings OF Elders. Seventies or High
Priests. the remembering OF the Sab
oath day, 10 KEEP u holy, ana the great
Importance there ls Tor the Teachers in
h0 Inherent wards, ana members nf
Doc Lesser PrleslhOod, when called "a
Irt, lnhorlug constantly for the saliva
ION NJ all the people visited.
Adjourned 10 meet on Saturday.
.nguat 9Th, at II am with singing
he p0Nnlogy,
Ronedetlon by Elder william G
dunbar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
MrrIiAriN0 rtn,Ns.
How sranlnrds Tortured omrcrs Whom
They Hat rntSn rrisaner..

Washington July Capt. Nlchoins
Perez Stables. hidr-do.cump of the
secretary ~ wnr ~ cuba. col. Font
Sterling hnT arrived hero and wnH IN
conference with Mpipr General Miles
nnd tho others NJ hlH rt1r captain
Stable ComoH directly from the font NJ
the cuban government. where prHal-
dent Mnsso and his entire cabinet, rg-
copt the secretary M state. iH ioraNd.
Tho secretary ~ state. Col. Morendr
- Torro. hnr come or to Tampa. where
he II staying Tor tlwo wlthu sick rciu-
tive. captain stable wears the gray
duck uniform rlmiirr tu TINT worn bv
tho United states officers Coming de
roctly from the cuban secretary ~
war. h. brings much Information nn 90
the situation throughout the island
ana his visit n toward securing FUR
Their cooperation between the entire
cuban forces and tho United States
troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

The ontrrprlslug people uf Union. Salt
Lake county, have pUttlHutl Tor ana
are now enjoying the benefits OF u daily
mail tp their town ~ arrives ut 10
o'clock In the morning and tho return
mail tn Sandy, SAT- Lake ana other
points, leaves ut iO.l5. a post letter box
VIII bl fuund az MI =. uuTolIa core
nor lately owned hy Pioneer Crpon
Flake. from which tho m4u Will De- cnl-
looted every morning lt O'Clock The
daily mail system hvEln uu July tst.
and Mr.. g. nenney .s iha postmaster.
Jos, q. FuuDa tho carrier, uul David
lrlniln the contractor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

4 good many people fcal little
ghHgr.uei that nt % time l'ko this. thH
metropolis OF thD state lH tl have ul
celebration lt the Fourth 0f July THE
Stltnir Beach people have undertaken
tu arrange "a program fUr che occasion
that viii be- better than letting 10
pass altogether uuuutlCDl, though pore
hHpH not IH good HH 10 would have b.un
had % boon understood earlier that
nothing wgH tH tr done here. lf n FlHH
ahead. due announce Wrut viii boz made.
ana those who uItrinlas tho resort uu
that day VIII ba assured ut gratifying
outcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
MUSICIAN WANTED.
Also Two farien, One Saddlf and a fin,-
Class Cook % Volunteer.

RccruItlng oniccr Frank W. Jcn.
nings il DESTROYS OF getting q
trumpetcr, two flrrlors. one saddier and
a cook tn enlist In Batieiy c. The fol-
lowing mon were accepted yesterday
evenings
Lewis H. Gilbert
Louis WOLF.
Alfred Wigren.
Roy 4. Young.
Albert Allen.
ANel onFmun,
Orvls Stone.
Mr. Jennings n IN Morcur today.
whore ~ expects 90 Fct quite number
or rvcruits,llr will return tomorrow ana
thereafter VIII visit other outside towns
Tor the purpose ~ getting his men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Estate ~ Hannah G. Dale Dungcrd.
deceased. Frederick Dunrofd appointed
administrator " estate. bond. 5000
Es'hte ~ Charles sheppard deceased.
sale pf real property ordered.
Estate NJ Thomas H. loo. deceased:
sale ~ real estate confirmed.
Estate uf Mary y. Charlton. deceased:
nnal account approved and distribution
made.
Estate ~ !. q. pouison, deceased.
hearing on petition FOR letters of admin.
igithiion referred TO Deputy CLERK
Blair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
FRAME BARN DESTROYED.
a Blaze Proves Effective Ned Door to the Fire
Station.

a frame barn. not a stones throw
from nrc station No. 1. burned 10 the
ground shortly after n o'clock this
morning. The blaze was caused by
boys with frcoraokcra and the barn
was used AZ atorohuuse by Samuel
inglomin ana owned by Patrick Phc-
Ian. The value ~ the building was
$500 The only articles saved were
several pieces ~ second hand furni.
turc. The barn is iu tho ruar OF 100 X.
Second East street
Sparks from 20 above ignitcd tho
laundry VI sins hup. an adobe build
ing owned hy Marie IonnHH1n: but In
this case the work M the nrrmen was
effective ana thr blaze waA oxtln-
gulahcd with practically no damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Prof willard Done. president OF tho
u. s. College. leaves this evening
1r Washington, y. c., whore he viii
present the College at the sessions of
De National Educational association.
rom the 9th 10 l2th instH., inclusive.
Afier the meetings, Prof Done vii.
urn his attention 10 visiting points
Z Interest In Church history, thus pre-
arms himself FOR next years work in
ne College. Tie wiz also visit placer
imous in united States history ana re-
urn home the latter part OF the month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
$500 DAILY nArr. $500
Omahn aud Return

on each day until October 18TH. IN,
Union Pacific win soil tickets 90 omaha
aud return 40 rate ~ $500 with limit
OF Nov 18Th. The Union rnclnc operate
quickest time o. an points East only
line east from utah with Dining and
nunet Smoking and Library cars Flf
full Information, reservation NJ harths
and purchase ~ tickets. call az the ola
Stand" 2Oi Main Street, or address a.
N. clay, General Agent, Salt Lake
city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Invitation lH cNtondcd 10 an persons
who have reached 20 years aud up
wards. without regard Co faith. race
ur social condition, fl spend July gth
at Lagoon The railroad and street cars
are trce Go per 1us Invited. The come
mitteo would Ike the Bishops or the
wards 90 see in 10 that the old Folks
~ iheir respective wards ret tlrkpts.
Thefr can ht had uf BROTHER John
kirkmnn at The general ilthins Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
Stricken with kpople,y.

ldaho Falls Register. Mrs Annie
Odtll, moth ~ Mrs. o. j. Wright. who
has been here about six weeks. had u
stroke uf npupioxy on Wednesday aftar-
noon Air George r. Odou. of salt
Lake city. was tolographod for and ar-
tNcg r'stgriny morning. accompanied
by Dr. Rich uf ogden. who has been
her physician fur almo time. She was
somewhat Improved this morning. She
ls rs years OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

erred In finding all the causes of action
barred by the statute % limitation and
also gives 10 MS IT, opinion that the
Judgment rs not supported by the owl
dence Concluding the court says.
There Is mo- doubt To- orr minds az
10 the sufllcienCy N the testimony un-
der the plcadings In this case tu sus-
tain an the several causes Of action set
up IN the complaint"
The uplnlon IL written boy Justice
Minor chief Justice Zane and Justice
nartch concur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
ON -rWiNEIING TAX.
'"" 'r'nl Ordered In the Ease Of Raielr
Against 'ait lake CITY,

the supromtarourt handed down a.,
'nlon today ln the case NJ A. n. n.
W plAlntH ana appellant, again
Lhhf Guy .veralng he chune ar
AGATE ana set aside the Judgment er
no. grant new trial
TINS action was hrlugh, by Rairi.t
io recover several sums M MON.
stated ln liS causes nf action paid 4.
'he city, per II, n Duke, city treasure
pm a void snrlnklng tay. The case WI.
.nNd before Judge Cherry who rru
i.ltl Judgment IN favor of the cit,
nm Raleigh 1ppellrd.
The court holds that Judge Cherr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
Supreme cour, Decision.

Tho Supreme court has handed down
an opinion in the ease ~ the pcopl.'a
Hulld.ng q Loan Association W. otis r..
fuwhlr % nl appellants. romnndlug the
case with Instructions 60 tho trial court
tn modify the judgment by allowing the
drfoudants fti2 paid aH premiums on
thirty shares Of Htutk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
Indu.trIaI WANT. wsnteh.

Cheap site FOR nour mill With good
water power az Newton, cache county
in competition within ton miles Write
600 Bishop W. n. Griffith, Newton,
cache county.
GrantHvillo Utah Excellent market
flr products Write bishop j.. l..
Wrathnll Gnntrvillp. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
Di.tric, Court Notes.

William T. Smith has commcncs> suit
company 90 collect $50. alleged 90 be-
due him Tor services. Smith was for
mcrly foreman Of the Domestic Laundry
company, which recently went 60 the
wall Tho Troy company took charge
uf the concern on the tn of March.
lN.is. and. u IL alleged. assumed the
debt referred 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
Farms to Rent and farm labor wanted.

FIFTY acres of land Tor rent close Ia
binghsm Junction. suitable Tor dfy
iiimlnp. Right party Cnn have uHe
i'r i've years FOR cultivation. free oi
rent.
one hundred and sixty acres oi
land in Gontilr Valley. Idaho. fenced
aud good water upht. Tor further par.
lrulnfs. Apply 20 Nlrhuu L. T. Pond,
Gentle Valley, Idaho
hoy about ~ yeuIH OF uro can mud
Foud homo. clothing. school. Utc. For
further particulars write s. e.. Hum
alkor fairvlcw uUst0mt.. E1Noidcr
county Utah.
Two ur three good farms flr rpnt
near Warren. Weber county Fur
further particulars write 90 robert Mo-
guatrin. ogden.
Chorc boy wanted. Will pay good
wages " satisfactory Apply r. Me
Donald. HiE Cottonwood
boy 60 assist ON farm Apply 20 Potter
Howell. itb north Seventh West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

on July gnd. Ord and ith the RIO
Grando western Railway will make
half rates CO. any atttluu uu liH various
Hines. Especial attention given o. Fish
Ing. nmnILmE md NLmmImr nlmL..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

90 60 saltalr, Danish an your cares
and sorruWu. enjoy the sea breeze aud
take a bath In tho hriny deep.
Societies, sunday schools, ana an of
the various organizations. should have
ON "nutInEN % Nnlialr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Tho jury In the case or II. p. Davis.
Assignee. vs. Nat VI. Brigham and tho
Utah Plumbing and supply company,
returned % scaled verdict today ind
Ing Tor tho pialnun In the sum Of
S2.150
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

u Offered Tor the arrest ana conviction
~ the parties who are interfering with
our wires and mutllhtlng our cnll boxes.
UTAH MESSENGER a SIGNAL CO..
ill Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU.
Here is Something Of Interest to the Unem.
pIoyei.
WHO REALLY WANT 10 WORK.
Where they Can Get n Aud Prom
Whom, Prom Idaho to
Arizona.

Bulletin issued from tho central oficc.
bishop VIM ~. Preston. chairman,
iiuN $50. salt Lake city.
IgftuuH able o. furnish any kind nf
work can be- be- supplied with help By
making application 60 Industrial
luf"au. No. 10 north. East Temple
street
We have many applications for small
farms Co rent for share of crup. Any
ilshnp having farms OF this class not
rented, VIII confer n favor hy report
InE ~ w. DID, pr.nInn. nhnIrmnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

The Home Fire D 'ompany
has paid rs forty ~ 10 ne
stockholders, the W1NA ne < tL5O
per share on qu "..N ION,
At the office OF NA ~ Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

was learned that the Insurance come
pany proposed tn pay the revenue tax
on an policies Issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

sch0oltolohor. who understands mu.
Hlr can nnd employment nt college
ward. cache stake. Write bishop Dunn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
DE-. Miles, EFfan.p1EEna
--iApIER-

For a bad Complexion, take ono
Of Gray's Laxative Pellets every
night. These little pellets will
make the skin beautifully clear.
Try them and see how much better
your health will DO.
Ar AL DRud STORES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Judge llilos today allowed the
w llmcnts ~ plaintiff. Adamson'a ne
.ntNlt ans the four oounter.nfldavlis.
20 IN today ON the motion for nov
NJ unl thgn oNerruled Mrs. Gr.f-
~ me district court Ii concerned. IL
nh1 lufther proceedings are mad. N
WIZ Dc before the state supreme court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

Phnlp r. Goepp We have a scholar,y
exponent who Knows the common speech
yer loves HE chosen art none the less. IN
'.svmnbor,os and Their Mca7ing' Mr..
Coenn has Get down In unmisiakabie
terms the aim Of the great masters as
expressed IN their chief compositions. No
terhnicst ,s-asss are used. no hard ques-
lions are asked. The typical sympho-
MES are described one after another with
pain spooch and the thing which puzzles
everv srdifor at an orchestral concert.
namely What II all means? IS made clear.
After perusing a book so aptly Planned.
each concert will take on a new meaning
and higher purpose As commentary
On chamber music where the analysis can
be ap, led bv the performer directly to
he corou,sItioa. the book is invaluable
rhe lavr,sn will thus receive from mu-
&c the Intellectual aid for which Il Is
.~da ned wh le those who already know
viii relish the authors 6rm and Gear
statements The volume Is convenient and
attractive IN form. and will ind sure
welcome IN a season ieemiag with music.
and trs, music win take q more COM
harding plare IN cultured society IS a
statement which hears no denial. Only
in occasional lectures has the ground
hitherto been covered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
A BLUE ROBE.

over n Is worn the robe ~ turquoise
blue cloth. THIS Is made with a broad
box plat az the mack and al the front Is
cut away 10 show the slip Of white SILK
from the bust line. The hign Med.ci collar
and tie yoke OF this robe were covered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

ielder's intention. owing to carelessness
III nis part or 10 mannerisms which OBJ
cure his meaning.
One conductor describes circle
Trough the air and expects his chofis-
ers 10 sing I'm correct common time. an
ithcr has a beat that transforms every
hing into down-up down-up. until one
wonders why an automatic pump-hanhle
.ouldn't oil Ms place. One leader VIII be
DOL and collected. and another will hy
al to pieces. keeping one on the verge
d expectancy "a one Is when awaiting
n explosion Of some piece OF fireworks.
One conductor will hold his baton as
ingerly between thumb and first finger
IS though u were made OF straw an
rer w'H lei g. rest against the side ~
his hand as u ough It were q pen with
1lc. I- si- NI- Ifu.1s Pc 'iuif Ut
air his ideas as 10 the effect he would
.4aKe Oh me ears OF mas asdi.ors. sin
mother vii grasp his stick hrm'y and
'ecurely as though he were master Of
his forces snd frew H.
In too many cases the motions Of tho
CONDUCTOR cease 10 rave any particular
meaning and become as Mark Twah,
says mere ornament at ie-koning" W.
rave seen conductors h1t themselves or
he head IN the frantic effort 70 mark
iine'. hr' such r1iehan IS sran CON-
pared with that which befell a celebrated
stcncn composer.
Lally. in conducting TIE Deum" DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

with wonderful gold embroidery. and
narrow border OF embroidery extended
down both sides OF the front. The How
ing angel sleeves OF the cloth were FACED
with white silk A narrow band OF sable
trims both edges OF the front. the sleeves
and the collar.
In her boudoir a woman need net coniin'
herself to the prevailing co.nure. HeI
thoughts on this subject are for The be
comlngness ard comfort Of her head dress
The usual mode Of wearing the hair WITH
one Of these elegant lcuueing rohes is %
wave ~ back loosely from the forehea
with the knot arranged high or al tho
crown ~ the head For low knot at tn
hack NJ the neck IL aln'osi irrross'he q"
arro nge with the prevailing high Mediei
collar.
JrwFLED COMPS
ANY dranfitv ~ ieweiaa pins a~d cor1he
are carchi IN tNaae a-fis'ie rc'rU~es aTc
--o-,en v'ho have classic heads often e.
fe~' iewn'ed hardos
TIE Inv tornrri-e sAoii co~-Ns Get viii
'ur1rcise ~ hriehf rt~k co~oi PIE worr
IN adv~rtaee ~. h'~~fes ard brunettes
80 ali ~ the well dressed wn-'o-
hoast tv-o or three NJ tneso "se-s" %
e~--hs Thev a~e eere~orv eo'd ~ Se's
OF three-two shorter side cor-hs ard .
Of fr-oa--fv 60
i>-~~- ore fo- ea'so~'ne ~ enf ca'ch'n~
80 1f'ie s'rsv iocts n: re ha"s ~ one 9
couture. In this way the loose knot IS