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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17
THOMAS JEFFERSON AGAINST LIFE TENURE
OF u. S. JUDGES.

AS far back as 1922, over three quar-
tiers of a century ago, Mr.. Jefferson saw
the necessity of some check, of some
power of revision being placed upon the
II. S. Judges. In his letter to William
L. Barry written from Monticello, July
2, 1922, he said:
eve already see the power, installed
for life, responsible to no authority for
Impeachment is not even scare-crow)
advancing with noiseless and steady
pace toztlie great object of consolidation.
The foundations are already deeply laid
by their decisions, for the humiliation
of constitutional State rights, and the re-
moyal of. every check, every counter
poiseg to the ingulphing power of which
themselves are to make a sovereign part.
Ii ever this vast country is brought I'M
der single government, it will be one
of the extensive, corruption, indif-
ferent and incapable of a wholesome care
over so wide a spread of surface. This
will not be borne and you will have
to choose between reformation and revo-
luton. If | know the spirit of this
country one or the other is inevitable.
Before the canker is become invete
rate, before its venom has reached so
much of the body polite as 20 get be-
yond CONTROL remedy should be applied.
Let the future appointments of judges
be for four or six years, and renewable
by the President and Senate. This will
bring their conduct, at regular periods.
under revision and probation and may
keep them in equipoise between the
general and special governments. We
have erred in this point by copying Eng
land, where certainly it is a good thing
to have the judges independent of the
King. But we have omitted to copy their
caution also, which makes a judge re-
movable on the address of both legisla-
tive houses. That there should be
public functionaries independent Of the
is a solecism in republic, of the first
order of absurdty and inconsistency.
THO. JEFFERSON.
At this stage, the evil is still more
apparent and the remedy more urgent.
Mr.. Bryan just before his nomination
advocated editorially the same change as
to the u. s. Judge as has been made by
nearly all the States, j. e., making them
elective by the people for fixed terms.
1t may well be doubted if any other
remedy would now be efficacous for the
evils that beset us from the present sys-
tenn of irresponsible life judges, many
of whom are VIGOROUSLY appointed by
corporation influences.
The Republican politicians may APP
point negro officers in the army, but
no amount of military discipline can
make white men admit them as equals,
if they have superior military ranks.
The Texas Second regiment refused to
accept pay from negro paymaster.
They needed money and wanted it, but
they resolve not to receive it through
negro paymaster You may say what
you will about it, but the white men
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17
ANNUAL CONVENTION w. G. r. u,
RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER 4Td-
nth, 1898.

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets to Richmond Va, and return at
rate of four a. cents per mile one way
for the round trip. Tickets to be sold
October 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, final limit,
October 1th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17
FIRST OF ALL-THE NEWS
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

Communications and items of new
intended for publication in the New
and Observer should not be addressed t
individual members of the staff, blu
simply to the News and Observer.
All communications must be accom-
panied by the authors real name. No
exceptions will be made to this rule.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17

The Royal Blue is a winner for Sc at
Thos. A. Browns cigar store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17
GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODE
FELLOWS (COLORED) ST. LOUIS
MO-, OCT. 4th-10th 1898:

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round tril
tickets to st. Louis, Mo-, at rate of one
first-class fare for the round trip
Tickets to be sold Oct. 2nd, Bird and 4th
with final limit October 18th, 1893.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17

Annual Convention, Christian Church
Disciples of Christ and Auxiliary
Convention, Chattanooga, Tenn DC
tober Ao-A1, 1898:
On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets to Chattanooga Tenn at rate
of one first-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets to be sold October 10th to 18th,
inclusive, with final limit October oath.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-17

SPECIAL Low RATS FOR SOLDI-
EIsS RETURNING HOME ON
FURLOUGH VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE.
The Seaboard Air Line has agreed to
use one-half first-class limited standard
fares between all points on their lines
and connections for soldiers returning
home on furlougs. The soldiers of the
Second North Carolina regiment can Sc
cure tickets and schedule or any further
information by calling at II. S. Leard' s
passenger and ticket office, Marlborough
House building, Raleigh, n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
proposal5.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.

NNNO0ONNNoNO>-~>N>~~>>
STATE Or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Name q Company. 49,
Echo q PARK cry Railway 20. No'es
pr.tr'r s-n & southern Railroad 60. Note or
when $3.50 SCi has beer paid by SAFE Q,
- celjat,-s.s ,ae'd subject = contract OF sale
made ev J =. rFsn C Co, IruSteesl. =.
Portland & Puget sound Railroad G. Ceriih-
Gaze q In.e.t- iness. aelt as CoNa'erail.
Wood River Improvement 60. Notes; tLol-
lateral. S4G- 90 K-awey & Black HIS
Railway Co Fi-s, Mortgage Bonds. .:...:.'
Note l. l.. Walker secured bN 500 he
csL,.e-s, Cerl-e--.. Hntohinsnn A. southe-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Tsxas Anew Orleans Railroad Company
60, offer. of FRS. Mortgage Bonds 'or
shaking Fund

.,.,,,c Trust Company. substitute -, h.s,rg
no Inatnure =, Mortgage ana "a aa. and executes ~
date 'ns New orleans Railroad Company, 80 ss,,.
s-es N 1874. 70 Edwin D. MoFsan anu yrs,-Mor.
s 1,r,,e,ees 10 secure the payment Vi - ~, thu
don as - ,bousane dollars each. maturing OF ~
s-s d,y o. August 1900 and therein more u, thousand
n, on h,nl ca.h to the amount OF t"e"' 's nonae
havhS w % ,orl,catle to redemption OF Gao
'oa'' go r~1nossls for the ssle and TRANSFER ~ . =.
htreuv sinking Fund hereunder OF such l'os', ~,
49,, -. n, the sald amount OF twenty w
s'' ~ 90 hand shall he adequate to pay 'o' or.,ea
Tho trustee il, only authorized 10 "''''' r,.
-, NO, exceeding ten per cent ao''. @,o,,daI
'' =, ,1 ICED hereunder are 10 De CAM -.
eonas Of Mortgage md Deed OF I'u
IN s"'- 80, .or such sales and transfer j" ~. =,
proposals ' ..sione. endorsed Propose! for sa'' %
sosss and New orleans Railroad Bone' T w Ds street
Nv the undersigned at It's ONCE ens day Of Februa
1895 al noon. a ,eos
Tated New York. January B. 1919
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY
,oHS ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
BONDS.

S7r,4 q, con- any.
.,rbls'r Tr.-u U4n0; & Railroad CO. Second
Moreor So Bonds .... 49,: .........
colorado Conir1. Railroad Co. First Mortgage
No. -Iesy-,'s < Curnison Railway Co
Fl-si Mortgage 40 Bonds 10 be included
Dr. plan NJ r.o~canizatton) ...... ..... ......
Green E're- Wate- Works CO. First Mortgage
BStch.ns5n & southern Railroad CO. First,
Vorfeace Sc Bonds held subjec. To con-
irac; - sale MADE by J. 2. Morgan Co.
CIV q Junction CITY. Davis County. Kansas
Xs-sas cry & Omaha Ra.iroaa Co. FRS,
Mortgage Sc Bonds Reorganization Cerilh-
cs,e ~ p-r1sit. 'helt under ar agreement
made ty J. J. Elr<an %. 90 sell upon
exercise q an opuo0l ............., -
Xarsss Pa tc Re lWay Co. IFe Income ISoius'
fReorraa.zaticn Ger, hca'es) ........' s., s.:
ycre.and Pass Mining & Railroad CO. First
Marriage 7Cc Bonds. ........... 800 ..'.
Or.n Union hallway & Depot CO. first
Mortgage SCI Bonds. go. .:....,..... -.
Omaha q Republican Valley Railroad Co First
o-rhe = Repu.-lcan Valley Railway Co. Con-
s3udatad Mortgage Sc Bonds .......... -.
Omaha a Republican Valley Railway 60. IN
tension First NortgaE@ Bonds. -
OREGON Sort Line Railroad Company o@o IN
con L.1-s Srflrs A.. =. - -,
Ratt.esnake creek Water Co. First mortgage
U ~ Ier., a.. q Spokane Falls. First
VrC- Ps-.nc ~-ll Co FRS, Mortgage Sc
Ur.-n Pa,iho Railway CO. Equipment Trust.
Series g. s. Bonds .....-. -.
Un'o9 Pacae Rav.y Co., ~ hd LAS Reoyn
rsn.zst.or Ce'tncstesl .....-.-. :. - :, D.
r-rio- P7oi1- Railway co. Omaha Bridge Re-
naval 3, Bonds. Reorganization Rece'?O.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

New York January 18th. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Cipiocn0 Notices.
WinsIow. Lauier & Co., II Nassau st., n. Y.

Winslow. Lanier & Co., II Nassau st., n. Y. City
THE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING BONDS -
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE on AND
AFTFR FEBRUARY lsT 1898
American Cotton OIL Co. Leheniufe IS
Bedf1rd. Ind Funding 8. a A..
Plttsburrh r.. wsyne and Chicago Ry CO Frst NTS
cage IS Seriss B. Second Mortgage 49, series H.
P0r' Sn.1uth Ohio. city -.
ROCK Island water Works IS
Ridgeville Ind. Public School Is.
Red Key. Ind. school House 6s.
sumrnl,yii.e. Ind. Main y improvement :"
February lsth
Cass County. Ind. Kennel Ditch 6.
Fshrua.v i''N.
Gran, County IND Gravel Road 6s. Annual IS
FEBRUARY IN.
Hamilton County. Ind. COss-y 1s
OFFICE Or THE BROADWAY INSURANCE Co.
Nos. sJ-S2 william -.
Sew York January IA 1885,
NGNErY-FIgTH DIVIDEND.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared a ,enl-ansu4! dividend Il two AID one-halt
per February leaS Transfer books cioes
January 30 reopen February .. 1895
HILARY r. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

BUREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS
Albany January %. 1898
Pursuan, 10 tire provisions Chapter % q Lass u
1895 propos,s be recsyaI at th.s ONCE until Friday.
the 18th dsy II February lseo. ~ IL oo--H coon
that day for loan oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

name e. Comp any.
A,chison Colorado & Pacific Railroad Co...
I,caison. Jewell County Western Railroad
Co............ ..'........-..........'.
DS1,rs, branch Uaion Pacific Railroad Co...
gof,r.do Western Railroad CO................
y.~ver IcadViLe X Gunnison Railway Co. 8
Grays Peak. snake RIVER LeadVille Rail
c,Sen R.yes Wlter Works Co.............-::
yntchlnsoa { southern Railroad Go. Sheld
subject 90 contract Il sale made by J. 7.
Nm * Co., Trustees. .................. 9
,--..s CITY & Omaha railroad Co...........
iSrare. No.ia Park . Pacific Railroad and
, ,,,,s1ce 4 Emporis Railway Co.............
t~vslerl Pass Mining x Railroad Tunnel Co.
,S.0 shaies o. S2h...... -...............
$40 RAILWAY 60. tsGoC 900. 900 pald)....
st.,s-a t-rcD Railway Co..................
Wr~.,g stone Lime = Town Co.............
S,.,6enia. q Orierta. steamship Company,
- 100 ~. 80 PAID ...................
49, Ri horn Valley Railway Co........
S.~Srl a kspu lean Valley railway Co... z
o-.~on Railroad q Navigation Co. tcommor).
S-ss5n Eal.Va. - NdVlgatiOn Co, preferred
y,sissrake lrsrN Waie; tO.................
al Iake uUlry * Manufacturing Co...
Ssi',s a Soa' uW,stein Railway Co...-.......
SUN Pa:k . L@adNilie short Lne Railroad
,.,,o, DEPOT CO.. kansas city ................
f--,n Elevator Co.. Council Bluffs. ........-.
,.,'5- Elevator Coz Omaha. ..................
i--.,n Facifc Coal Co... ............,:. a.
y-ni,r Pac.Gc Coal CO.. theld IS ColiateraN -.
i,ri5r Pacdc. Linz In & Colorado Railway 60.
Tnon Pacific Railway Co. DISCRIMINATION
-, pac.ec s Western Colorado Railway Co.
Vc,.s-n National Fair Association .........;
WOOD River Improvement Co.. 1913 200 so1o
PalGl ......-.-t.... +......... '..'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

FI-rrvru NOTICE - hereby given that the sal
under lie frogong advertisement having p'en 20
. ~ 2}.h day q January, ls'e az IL
oclrot rr1 such safe directed ~ ST u.rI rrts,e1
January 20,A 1895 By said CTcu1' C'u'' VI ''s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
PROPOSALS FOR T.. $ ARMY SHoES-Phl

aAe.rsia Ds-., 9 " D4-ar'r-on' No li2N Nch
street y. ladepna. Jaru. y 3. l>'',''et ~ postts
frirca'a 10 ffa here urfl IT 3D. COCK T. D..
Wcda.slay February i,0. Tor E.ni'nns a. ,her ne
Phalrlohia Louis UeQ0ts = re s-ar 'fn greg
Department. 25O0o pairs ot hand -'wed clf"ln -llet
S1rf4-l sarrlas md ilss Do s'or ol'~ pr is Ok
Gee ne cni~s % The Depot ousr'err.a saint t,ls
or az ,he clIce 4 CAPTAIN J. Mrt i've v ~ h.E,
iost0n ,f,ts vhsr@ 2ls0 SPEC icat0fs arc nhNs
Tor proposals. ma, te obtained. Government reserves
right - reject accept or al g0 l- ~ any na.t
pr-fa-cr-e g,er 10 Articles - d'i' - rr0'nc-
lion or manufacture conditions Of lie''y az" psee On
cud NJ N the price q torelgn pr0sL % manEact
.s S, ,terocrl ieire equal Envei-9ss containing
pronosa's 10 be endorsed lropos's f5r - Is snt al
dressed 10 L. Col. John - Fu.rr Deputy > u GrAeEa.
Z. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WEDNESDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1898,
STOCKS.

9, Twelve o'clock noon. following described bonds
stocks aai other securities ard property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Craal Gnction Gnlee-finanlinl.
NOTICE OF SAi.E.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the

NOTICE IS hereby given that pursuant to the
~ decree o. foreclosure and sac made and entered by
A.. Circuf Court Of the United states for the Southern
S,s,~lc, Of New York ootoher Is. 1897 in certain
60 N equity pending ga sad Court. wherein j PieTpont
Morgan and others constituting the arm q j. Morgan
. are complaiTants, aud TIL Union Pacific Railway
Co-,pany. s II u. Clark Olvcr W. Siah. L. kllery
Anderson Frederic r. CoIdert and John w. Doare Re
csi,ers DEFENDANTS
The urders.sred. J. ?. Morgan & Co, as successor
~,sacs under certain deed dated september 4.
ieq executed hy said Union Pacific Railway Company 20
;.c frm o. preAel. Morgan Co. AS Trustees together
US W n Cornish Special Master appointed by said
Court IN sad cause Jointly Will sell AZ public auction. by
Is-aa H. Muller son. Auctloncers, 10 the hghesN BID
g. ar bidders tho hereinafter mentioned at the
Nov York Real Estate Saesroom III Broadway, In the
c-.v @, New Y0fN. y. Y. on
WEDNESDAY,. THE TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1898.
a, Twelve o'clock noon. q Q following described bonds.
stocks aai other securities ard property:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Three million tao hundred and Thirty thousand
dollars
Ter which Transferable certificates Ct stock registered
PrIncipnl and Interest Payable In Gold.

which Transferable certificates Ct stock registered
Principal and Interest Payable In Gold.
Viii be Issued In the name People 4 state Of
New York on n. credit u the sinking FGaa established
ty SAID bearu. interest a. the gate e.; three per
centum per PAYABLE seIhi-auaAa.b % TIE hfs
day OF J4nuafy ana July, ara tao pgin,aa gemOIFsios
on The first day ~ January, 1913
These bonds are exempt from tnxntton
pursuant 70 Chapter - Laws OF 1897.
Proposals MAJ be fci the who'll" or any part o; ne
lean hot Jess than $1,000 and such proposals. must be
5nlpAned ceftisd check Tor fr cent Of the
am ,unt o. he boaIs b.4 for
PoVn.nts for tile ION viii b. required ., Re made
Nh, acceptance Il the propose. % der 81 IN ne Bank o.
the Manhattan Co the city q New York a. he credit
~ -resqLr.~ Of the S'afe ~ New York sccogl' -
canal fura - amount - The award together with
nr.rnur, and accrued interest from January l. ls.s
The ('orrtroer reserves lie rgh % reject AL Olts
which are his opinion advantageous 20 the interests
lnreres, on the loan from the 0rs, day q January.
1855 viii he pa, able the Bank %. the N,nnatiaa Co..
m New York
All proposals be sealed and snaorsea loan COZ
Canal improvements. and directed = the Coinntroef
o. the state 4 New YORK Albany y Y
- 49, ~ rANES pOBrRTs Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

% Wall street,
NEW YORK. January =" lsos'
Pending completion Of the sa are. 's "1 o,
trust Of seP,ss. ..a,4 ,'s en- sai .e o,us
proceeds heFeo warrant 40 from each ot tne
1895 ae " 70, ss sum 81 's@
q3 100 Dollars, Wes ,ro,rsnt q, ,her Office. - wall
upon p'esentSon Oh a, tn. ONCE Of Jacob c Rogers
% CO.. street. Boston
-..o,,,. Is determined as follows; 600
THIS amour 10 =, 6,y. = Sc 5000. ~
Aus to aug es-i mo- l2as. 81 o" $50 eS 3,
10 70 sT pc, IA days . sc on 60 81,
Sept % - % y FEB ia mos. da Sc o" S'''''''.
tl793
>aM q CO.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18

house. Her shoes for the street are
regular walking shoes of calfskln,
laced, with fiat heel and pointed toe.
Every night they are blackened and
twice q week li,1bered up with oil.
The heels are Strengthened as soon as
they run down. Her slippers are kept
in like good condition. Her buttons,
hooks and eyes and ribbons or bows
are always we'll attended to and not
hanging by threads. Her skirts are
beautifully free from mud. Hel
gloves have every button intact.
When she wears white gloves, they
are clean. All this is managed by at.
tending to things which need attending
to at once and at no other time. When
a skirt is taken off, brush it. Put the
hat in its box, the gloves away in theii
sachet, the shoes where they will be
attended to, and make up your mind
that there is nothing SO well worth
while as to look we'll groomed. 1t will
repay you.-Ohio State Journal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18
Modern Longevity.

In the seventeenth century the aver.
age duration of life was only thirteen
years; in the eighteenth, twenty; In the
present century 1t is thirty-six. This
great increase In the average length
Of human life is not, however, an in.
dication of an increase In the vigor
and vitality of the race, but 1t is rath.
er due to the fact that cholera, the
black plague and other devastating
scourges which formerly overspread
whole countries at frequent intervals,
sometimes several times during a cen.
tury, have been brought more and
more under control by improved pub
lie sanitation and quarantine. The
real test Of the vitality Of the race is
not the average length of human life,
but the proportion of centenarians.
The proportion of persons who have
attained great age is without doubt at
the present time much less than evet
before In the history of the world.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18

A small ice machine for the house
hold, which in fifteen minutes will
furnish small cake of pure ice, con-
sist of double sheet and metal cylin-
der, covered on the outside with a
protective layer of asbestos for the
purpose of heating insulation, and
hung in sockets by two central pivots.
The receptacle is filed with distilled
water up to within half inch from
the top, and, after the rubber washer
and metal cover are adjusted, it is
tightly closed down with a screw. The
cylinder is then turned around once
and the other cover unfastened. This
permits the filing of the space between
the double wall of the outer cylinder
with chemicals used for generating the
cold temperature-in this case an am
monium salt and water. After turning
the cylinder around rapidly for about
fifteen minutes the inner receptacle
is withdrawn from the cylinder, held
for a minute in hot water, and upon
being opened piece of ice exactly the
shape OF the inner wall will slide out
without trouble. Another round cylin-
der provided for the quick cooling of
any fluid. The altmay be crystallized
out and used over and over again.
London Review.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18

Plain covert clothes will be much
worn in tailor made gowns.
A nice trimming for black sailors is
ribbon in the three shades of burnt
orange.
Children's hats are largely trimmed
with old garden flowers, red being the
popular color.
Little people wear the proverbial
bonnet with lace, and lace insertion
for trimming.
Cerise is still fashionable color,
and for that reason the price OF cerise-
colored silk has gone up.
Watermelon pink silk, with ecru and
black applique lace, will be most eff.
fective for summer gowns.
Princess gowns and mantles will be
much worn scarfs will be used for
panels and other decorations.
Louis XIV. lovers knots, with float.
ing ends and flowers, will be the most
popular designs on laces this season.
The English walking-hat still holds
place in fashion, and is often pro.
fusely trimmed with plumes and jet.
Among summer hats chip with
white mousseline de sole and sweet
peas will be a chic headdress for young
women.
A pretty hat now popular is a white
leghorn with yellow plumes, white
duchess lace trimming and long
streamers.
Sailors will be worn with low crowns
and narrow brims this season. A
fashionable trimming will be folded
scarf wound around the crown and
tied at the left side.
Among the pretty headdresses is
the wide blim sailor, the crown banked
around from the back with orchids,
and III the front large Alsatian bow
of white satin ribbon.
A small bonnet of framework.
covered with burnt orange roses, with
an aigrette of black jet and white
lace wing, is q most attractive head.
dress for elderly women.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18

The popularity of horse racing in
Russia is seriously threatened by the
introduction of the reindeer as the
rival of the horse. The reindeer is
among the swiftest of quadrupeds and
can outstrip the swiftest of horses.
1T is estimated that he could give the
feetest Derby winner start of half a
mile and beat him easily over the
Derby race course, while for short
distance he reaches speed of sixty
miles an hour. A st. Petersburg
merchant has constructed a special
course for this new sport, and the
novel excitement is looked forward to
with great eagerness by sport-loving
Russinls. 1t is expected that before
long reindeer will be harnessel to
sleighs and that M : exhilarating of
pastimes made more exciting still.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-07-18
A Linen Crash Gown.

A linen crash in dingy dirt color is
considered very smart with tucks en-
broidered in white linen threads, and
the frock otherwise trimmed with q
coarse Russian white linen lace. A
white linen facing to the jockeys and
o white linen belt, tucked, and buckled
with bit of Russian enamel, is in
keeping. Apropos of such summer
tailor gowns, white piques are so pretty
trimmed with light blue French cam
brio, linen, it is called, and the but
tons are covered with pique; or white
cotton lacings with tasseled ends fasten
the sailor blouse. The white muslin
cravat is never omitted even with these
semi-tailor yachting gowns, and the
Frenchy sailor OF white pique has a
tucked band of light blue taffeta
buckled in front with carved ivory, the
hat tipped over the brows with bow
of the same taffeta under the brim be-
hind. This is smart, too, carried out
in straw and black velvet with steel
buckle.-San Francisco Chronicle.