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Municipal Court Cases.

Before Judge Bail in the Municipal
Court, yesterday morning, the case
against Joseph Russell, coIored, charged
with an attempt to kill his wife, was
continued until this morning.
The case against Levi TAYLOR, colored,
charged with the larceny OF a pair Of ice
tongs, the property Of the Dia,rond Ice
Company. was called, but the defendant
failed to appear, and an attachment was
issued.
A representative of the Diamond Ice
Company stated that the company pre-
ferred not to prosecute the accused, but
the latter must appear.
Patrick Tierney, Harry Mackey and
Charles Quiyley were charged with act
ing disorderly at the p, W. 4 B. Rail
road station. Mackey was fined $40,
Quigley 81, and Tierney was discharged
on payment of costs.
John Boyer, colored, Harry LaPierre
and Hugh Howard were each fined 81 for
drunkenness.
Walter Bacon, charged by Officer Gil
ling with acting disorderly at Eighth
and Market streets, was fined $40 and
costs
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or Interest to SpOrtsmene

the attention OF sportsmen has been
called to the following sections Of Dela-
wares game laws by the Delaware Game
Protective Association:
1t is unlawful to shoot partridge quail,
pheasant or rabbit, except between
the 10Th OF November and the 3lst Of
December The penalty for so doing is
S. fol each bird or animal killed out Of
season.
1t il unlawful to shoot game on Sun.
day. The penalty for 50 doing is $40 for
each offence.
1t is unlawful to shoot partridge,
grouse, quail, woodcock, rabbit or
hare " lille the ground is covered with
snow.
Don't shoot on posted land without
first obtaining permission to do SO from
the owner or occupant
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THE forecast of the membership of the
next House, which Chairman Babcock,
of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, has just published, indicates the
need of systematic and aggressive work
on the part of Republicans. At present.
the party of the administration has ~
normal majority Of ifty-seven in the
popular branch of Congress. After max
ing a careful canvass Chairman Babcock
is only able to figure out probable ma
jority of twenty-seven in the next House.
This margin is too narrow to afford
sound basis for confidence. Republican
campaigners will need to take off their
coats and pitch in with will if they ex-
pect to retain the supremacy OF Republi
canism in the lower branch OF the Ma
tional Legislature.
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THE energetic course pursued by the
Board Of Health in the matter of the
diphtheria epidemic cannot be too warm
ly commended.
BY their prompt and efficient action
the possibility OF spread has been
avoided and the existing cases rendered
much more safe.
Out of over forty cases yesterday it is
safe to say that weeks time will see the
number reduced to one half, and another
week will see the list reduced to casual
case here and there.
The Board has pursued systematic
and scientific course in their fight with
the disease, and the result shows the
wisdom Of their methods. Too Tuch
care cannot be exercised when the issue
at stake is the lives OF community.
Keep up he good work.
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THE last will and testament OF the
Daughter OF the Confederacy' is now
made public in New Orleans Like the
lanented testator it is marked by SIM
plicity and straightforwardness, and
breathes spirit of perfect love for her
mother, for whom her devotion was most
touching.
The South and Southern people have
done we'll to let Miss Davis affectionate
title die with her. In life, in death and
now after death, as proved by her simple
will, hers was character, personality
which could never be duplicated, and
which will be always treasured as be-
longing alone to the only possible l'augh-
ter of the Confederacy.
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shirking his duty o citizen and n
newspaper man.
If he has no proof he has furnished a
most disgraceful example Of irrespon.
sible journalism.
TRAVEL NOT AS HEAVY.
The Rush tO the Peace Jubilee Not
as Great a. Thursday. --Odd
Designs.

The passenger traffic yesterday over
the railroad and stea nbOat lines on ac-
count of the civic parade i'll Philadelphia
was far below that Of Thursdays record
brpaker. There was enough, however,
to keep things moving. This is especially y
true OF the railroads.
The rush at the French street station
of the P, w. & b. Railroad commenced
again at $50 and kept up for the larger
part of the morning. Extra coaches were
attached to all regular trains and several
special trains were made up and run to
Philadelphia. One special train was
sent up later to be i'll readiness when
the crowd should start homeward.
About $500 tickets were sold yester'
day.
The p, W. & B. Railroad has been
taking people up to Philadelphia all
week and there will be big rush when
they commence coming back. Many
will remain until Saturday night and
heavy travel is anticipated all that night
and early Sunday morning. =,
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sold
about ], 700 tickets and in order to ac'
commodate the crowds attached extra
coaches to the various trains.
| A special train was sent to Philadel'
phia to carry the people back home last
night.
Travel on the boats OF the Wilmington
Steamboat Company was not AS heavy
as the day before. The Chester left al
7.3O and the Brandywine at 8. The,
carried about 500 persons. The Brandy
wine will be taken ont of service to-day
and necessary repairs made to her. Thi'
is done every season.
Some of the returning sightseers from
Philadelphia carr ed small camp stools
which they had bought in that cit,
for use in viewing the parades. Man!
of the men wore Jubilee badges. One O
the most unique was in the shape of
swapping turtle with the inscription
"pnll the tail" When this was done .
card was exposed bearing these words
rubber neck" Some Of the badges had
rabbits feet attached to them.
The Third United States Cavalry passec
through the city Yesterday over the Z
W. & B. road from Philadelphia bount
South. 1t occupied three trains. Two
were filled almost entirely by horses ant
army wagons. The third was occupied
by soldiers.
The men waved their hands and hat
as they were hurried through. A trail
load OF marines also went through.
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DESPITE all the talk to the contrary,
talk of an irresponsible and irrational
sort, there will be no renewal of hostili-
ties between the United States and
Spain. The peace commission may find
it expedient to prolong its sessions be-
yond the term originally fixed for the
negotiations; there may be, probably will
be, heated discussions and rather dex-
terous diplomatic thrust and parry. In
the end it will all amount to the same
thing-spain must yield Spain's com.
missioners realize this. They know that
in the end their unhappy country will be
forced to take whatever terms the Ameri.
can commissioners may SEE fit to offer.
All they hope to do is to make sutfi.
cient show of resistance to justify them in
the eyes Of the popnlace whom they must
face on their re,urn.
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BOUGHT TWO SUITS.
Rudolph Deane Has William Shinski
and His Mother Arrest Trouble
Over a Dollar,

In Magistrate KelIy's court Yesterday
morning. Rudolph Deane, 3OS Townsend
street has brought suit against William
Slimski, charging him with attempting
to shoot him on October "a. The case is
to be heard on November s.
Deane said he was recently employed
by Mrs. Slimski to haul some sod to
Rlverview Cemetery. When he arrived
there he was not permitted to place the
sod in the place designated without re.
moving a certain quantity Of earth. This
he refused to do without extra colnren-
sation, and so the matter stood.
He alleges that when he went to Mrs.
Slimski's house after the money he was
refused and her son. William, threaten-
ed his life with gun.
He also brought Il civil action against
Mrs. Slnski for 81, which he claims is
due for the work.
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Entered at tho Wilmington Post once
as second Glass Matter.
T.. ING DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1857
DEI.MARyIA TELEPHONE l24
Business Office and Editorial
Rooms, No. lO3 East Sixth St.
Mechanical Department, No. lob
East Sixth st.

THE SUN is published every day in
t,e year and is distributed throughout
e City of Wilmington and the state OF
Delaware by authorized agents. Sub
soriptions should be sent to the publlca-
ti,n office by mail or telephone.
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To Commence Work Soon.

The contract for removing the rock
in the Christiana river has been sent to
the chief engineer for approval, and the
work is expected to commence early
next month.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Indications for to-day are that fair,
warmer weather aud light to fresh
southeasterIy aud s0utherly winds
viii prevail. Tomorrow fair ana
slightly warmer weather.
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Any question relating to sporting
n events, cards, coins, stamps, games,
! history, mathematics or social Gus.
toms, will be decided by THE sun
Bureau Of Information for Il Dime, and
every answer will be absolutely accurate.
This il guaranteed. Address,
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
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Randolph Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HENRY j. GKAY.--lnformstio wanted about
Henry ). tray, 0t Toronto, last heard Of In sum.
mer Of 1873, when bookkeeper with Simonds
Mtg. Co., Long Island City, and living Vt Ed
HUGHES 4 DWIGHT, s6 Broadway, New York
City
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Saturday, October 20, 1895. .

Coon morning! DO you buy in Will
nington?
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SHOULD this meet the eye Ui ANY Of the relA.
Gives Of Catherine or Benjamin HOugh, formerly
II stockport, England, MR. FkEDERICk
oEARD will III pleased " see Or hear from them,
Address British steamship Energis, Market u.
wharf New York.
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INFORMATION wanted concerning the
whereabouts of JAMES Hardy, OF Donegal, Ire
land, who left home in 1871 fOr Australia: any
information will be gratefully received by his
sister, Kate Hardy, i2US Locust street. fhilAdel
phia, 70.
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.IHE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Continued From Page One.

The vote in THE Suns senatorial
contest at IL midnight stood as fol-
lows:
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WANTED-John Jackson, k rnlerly butcher
III Great Hampton Row, Birminyilau, England.
who many years ago went to America under the
name Of James JChllsOn, and traded fOr some
years ~ cattle dealer in Kansas City. Jackson
lit alive), is Low entitled tO property liz England
Information u WILLIAM JACkSUN ,urOther},
Shakeslear villa, Sparkhi +, BiriMughsn, OF
THUksFIELD q MEssITER solicitop, Wsdnes-
bury, England.
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AGENTS WANTED

A TREATIES on the horse and
his diseases by DR.. 81. Ken
, dali. Price, postpaid 1oc. /,
regular price 25c. 1t is a pal
per covered book of go pagesI
Address, J. w. HANN., |
Wauneta, Neb.
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JOSEPH HCNNis-A native Of Russia, known
here ~ Joseph Ennis, Is required " communi.
;ate with his brother, Major F. Hunnis st.
petersburg, Russia, or the Consulate General Of
Russia "a State street New York.
The sun., 1898-10-29

If John Martin. who lef, the English navy
ing, his mother, Jane Martin (nee Brallsell),
would ike " hear from him. Communicate ky
letter with l.. A., ,ol RycySoi, st.. BraDklyn. New
The sun., 1898-10-29

INFORMATION wanled.-Daniel f. Daven-
port formerly of John h. Gowen and Co., con.
tractors, Or his heirs, will please communicate
wlth MILAN Z. MCKINLEY, lSY Herald
downtown new York.
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n merlcan and Cuban Flag Stick Pins
Fl Silver or Gold, 3Oc. doz. samples lOc
oy mail. Quick Sellers, Big Profits,
Postage Stamps taken. B. FOX,
Wholesale Jeweller. 1876, St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The sun., 1898-10-29

II Theodore Hummel, OF Entigen, Ubersmpt.
aorb Wnrtemberg, who left his home In Notss.
tngen In February, 1890 will comAaunicate with
rust Oalce Nx lS', New York, he will hear
II something to his advantage. Information In
cegard to him will be thankfully received.
Western papers please copy
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EASIEST PLAN

to earn bicycle is to sell 600 of my 40
Nights in a Bar Room" at 10 cents
a piece. Retail price 25 cents. A 2-cent
stamp brings particulars. u cents copy
Of the book and full particulars.
BICYCLE BOX, 27, Lititz, Pa.
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uAL RtiMELS Of Laredo, Texas, coTtempiates
- o tour through Mexico, with samples and
circulars: General advertiser will do well ii
communicate with him. \
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EUGENE SMITH, formerly Of Arena, Wis, lass
heaid from i'll New York, employed in y rstau-
rant, Will hear soliietng w AIS Interest by cUhl
mullicatiiiy with REESE Il CARTER. Attorneys.
Duugeyille. Wis
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AClOCNIAN DESIRES EMPLOY
ment to or II, post and close hooks, pre.
pare trial o;.,aIces, balance eheets and
statement. b,oks written up period.
cally, ana temporary services offered at
small cost. d, SUN OFFICE.
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INFORMATlON wanted Of Cornelius SheehAn.
left home, 1856 East l4sd st., in 1897, for DenySr
Col; last heardfrom him In April, 1892, from
Denver; was going to stockton, CAL; father and
mother dead; come home TO John. Send any In
Street. New York Western papers please copy,
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WANTED-By . man Of experience and
ability, place where he can earn u living, book.
keeping, Office work, &c. Saiely nominal. Refer
ence furnished. Address z. u. Sun Office.
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VXyANTEll-A man In every Town in Dela-
w ware. Legitimate, paying business, with
responsible concern. Apply IT once. BOX T.
Philadelphia II.
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If Frederic Richardson, lxte pro. cricketel.
WoOd borough. N"tts, England, and Montreal,
New York, lie will be gladly received. Cuban
pa pers please COPY.
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To the Baron Won Alvensleben latc of Fifth
Avenue Hotel, corner of 2,rd st., aud 9th ave.
View Yorki-You are particularly requested to
communicate with J. D. y. Lewis, solicitor, 20
che address and communicating the same will BE-
rewarded,
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Az ANTED--pOSlTION AT ANYTHING BY
w v strong young man Of e. Address,
H. H., AUS West Front st., Wilmington, Del.
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LIBERAL reward VIII bc l4ld for any infor
nation " to whereah bouts Of ". L. Brewster who
left his home 2Ul President 81 i,IoOklyn night Of
August 81, aAd has 10, .-.n heard OF since;
height feet inches, weight lGU brown hair and
mustache, partially LAIN on top head, blue eyes
and iair complexion; lay worsted suit Of clothes
straw hat and black laced shoes Address
Mrs. J. W. BREWSTER. 2Oi President ct.
Brooklyn, N. Y
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XXyANTkD-51 boys TO sell the sunday edi.
w ton Of THE Sun. Biggest sale oA record
last Sunday. More 'FRONT.' Apply l0s East Sixth
street.
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INFORMATION wanted OF Lillian De Muru
and heirs Or tls TX and John lie Muro. Address,
EXECUTOR, zzo West l36th ST., New York City,
syracuse and Troy. Papers please COPY.
The sun., 1898-10-29

WANTED-kUbert Bruce Davidson, \ sun ou
ne late David Davidson, Writer, Coupa., Angus
scotland, Or any Of his children, Address DAVIN
DUNCAN 4 sun Solicitors, Dundee. Scotland
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SITUATION WAn1ED-- MALES.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
position q body or gear maker. Apply to Harry
Smith. COZ King street. city.
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PERSONAL.

WANTED The address Of N. Cameron. who
formerly lived In 18th 81. Address STONE. I'D
Herald, New York.
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INFORMATION wanted Of the descendsnv OF
Henry Caldwell O'Neil, who. In lS45 1T II be
lieved) resided Vt 81 Centre street, and also Of
;he descendents Of Alexander Mcclure, who IN
1896 resided at LA Henry street, both Of whom
Y, ~ and W Mulberry street, III the city Of New
York. FREDERICK bELTz, Counsellor Of Law.
III Broadway. New York 0iyv. -
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WILLIAM W. LABBERTON, will for his own
benefit please communicate at once with Mr.,
ARTHUR VAN sICLEN, Ai Broadway. New
The sun., 1898-10-29

WILL John Tregoning communicate with
HIRAM .. MAXIM, care Winslow Lsnier. II
Nassau st., New York.
The sun., 1898-10-29

WILL I'm MARTIN formerly OF 4Us West
54th, communicate with MILLER, PECKHAM L
DIXON, w Broadway, New York.
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MRS. ROBERT kCA LE-.--Wanted information
regarding Mrs. kuLru SCALES, whose husband
died In New ioik ai1ui cI!'' years ago. After
gone to Califol mia II slt sn. ud see this or any
person knowing where she ls. i,l, ase write TO =.
LINDSAY, laIkhill, ont, lai.ala.
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KNIGHT-lnfOrmAtiOn Wal teu Of children vi
Mrs. Jane knight, formerly residing in brooklyn.
Address WALTER COLLINS, 343 Washington
street, Jersey CITY. N. J.
The sun., 1898-10-29

INFORMATION wanted Of one Mary Colfelt
who resided in Schenectady, N. y, previous to
1854, In the family Of Dr. Edward H. Wheeler,
and went under the name of Mary Wheeler
while residing in sclIcnr,ady BY communicate
ing with the undel.lsin, size will hear OF some
thing Ia. her interest.
J. 8. JUNO. t.uA u d. Schenectady, N. y.
The sun., 1898-10-29

HOWARD ). HODsON, formerly Of brooklyn
please send address to ACQUAINTANCE. 157 her.
Nd Downtown. New York City.
The sun., 1898-10-29

WILLIE PAUL ELO.--Important Send Your
address to BLOUMHART, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The sun., 1898-10-29

INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
Christie, lRst heard OF December " win We thank.
.ully received BY his brother. DAVID. box 400,
White Plains N. Y.
The sun., 1898-10-29

JORDAN.-Relatives of William H. Jordan, de
ceased, late Of the State Of Indians, may learn
som, thi X to the r interest by addressing ATTOn
City.
The sun., 1898-10-29

WILLIAM OK EEFFE and MARTIN |. .DEE3AN
send your present addresses to J. H. b., New York
Post Office, BOX l,yU9
The sun., 1898-10-29

MRS. GEORGE p. GORREN, formerly Of 81
West 45ta 81 will hear something to her advan-
tage in communicating with J. F. O., 1912
Broadway, New York.
The sun., 1898-10-29

ANY information from uuntery Margaret knud.
sen Findt. wife Of Z. J. IL. knuCsen Fllndt
would gladly be received. Please address ITO
ID avenue N. Y.
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If Frederick H. Deele will send his address "
he Undersigned, he will hear something !, his
advantage. GERMANY. 2ls Herald, I'D St., hew
York City.
The sun., 1898-10-29

INFORMATION wanted Of Mary Norris, that
lived with Mrs. De Lacy, ~ East 9TH St. Please
call vt N7 West 1926 IT,, N. y. snd she will hear
of something 70 her advantage, or write.
The sun., 1898-10-29

MUNSO, Mrs. M. E-Please communicate
personally or by letter with G. MILLER. No.
ID st.. New York City.
The sun., 1898-10-29

INtUkMnTIUN Ii wanted W u the where,
ADOuts Of Maria Theis, wife Ui Charles TheiS Oi
sheir children. Address 4. ". sPANGLEk
FORK, Pa,
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trast to your domestic woven curtains
and modern screen. Place in a corner
opposing your fireplace clever looking
corner chair of bamboo or corner cabi-
net whose wall sides are unlike. Place
your dainty bric-a- brac on its odd, I'M
even steps of naturally stained japanese
wood outlined with bamboo and you
cannot fail to find beauty in the ar
rangement. Such a cabinet may be
bought for So. And in furnishing a
drawing room with some eye to econo-
my richer, fuller effect can be got by
expensive draperies and inexpensive
furniture than vice versa.
It matters not what room they are in
books are never amiss or out OF place.
So YOU might have another cabinet.
have seen a new one, useful, pretty and
rather wide, of bamboo. In the upper
corner are neat little shelves for few
delicately bound books roofing an under
Granny for brio-a-brac Down the other
side is deep Enclosure for tall, hand
some vase, and above shelf for SIM
ple bowl of cut flowers or fairy plant.
This cabinet was marked $3.50, and
above it was displayed effectively mar
row framed watersoape. A piano. IN
barmonizing wood tones, beside the
cabinet gives the opportunity to use
some of the cute shelves for sheet music
as we'll as books.
Chairs of varying shapes IL not up
bolstered should be made to look full in
a room of this caliber by the aid OF
plainly made up cushions OF rich ma
terial.
For another smaller doorway light
and beautiful portiere might be made
Of Syrian curtains. They are woven in
cotton, gold, silver and colors-pretty
green's reds and yellowa They are 40
inches wide, 10 feet long, and they cost
only $12.
Dispose about the room jardiniere
stand for an effective plant, teapoy set
and a useful table. The two newest Ia
bles are pictured here. The top OF one
Is still octagon shaped, but is inlaid In
design in japanese shaded woods. The
ieos spread after the most approved
fashion. There is an undershelf and
closed side shelves that lower for cups
and saucers or sevres dishes. The other
table. while being alike as to legs and
sbalves and inlaid design, has an entire
" new shaped top 1t is sort OF an 90.
long with elliptical sides and pointed
corners. 80,
Cover your floor with fine mating
and rings or q plain rich carpet OF much
darker tone than the hangings Let
your pictures be treated with severe
simplicity as to frame, but have vases
and brio.a- brao as handsome and elab'
crate as may be. -
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women should not find It a lucrative
oaiiing' The professional man onerator
.ooosnizes her fitness, and know two
men who are instructing their danoh.
,ers IN the art. The wives Of TRAVELLING
"s.e' who own their own cameras.
t th" operate thereby dispensing with
the professional. "A
ne general adoption of the camera
III schools and colleges has necessitated
women teachers to become skillfnI In
,sS manipulation. In many converts IL
- ~ daily use. Drop into camera as.
punishment, and three hours instruo.
.ion VIII suffice clever woman 70
catch on" to the principles involved
Al practice alone lies skill. Aside from
'ne mechanical, natural quickness, deft.
ness ana artistic feeling are paramount
70 good results. These qualities are pre.
emlnently feminine. On the operator's
inteiigenoe, quickness of touch. svm.
pathy and artistic temperament the leo.
tnrer is almost wholly dependent for
the smoothness Of the performance. The
operator is tothe lecturer what the ao.
compartment is to the singer.
equipment and time considered, the
pay Is liberal. Rarely does q lecture ex.
'end over / a hours. A good operator
commands from s. to $40 an evening
within city limits. He furnishes his
own camera, goes to the place of enter
tainment in advance, adjusts screens
and has everything in readiness for the
lecturer. DECLARING physical strength
and mechanical skill sometimes reouir.
cd In the adjustment of screens, han.
ding Of gas tanks. the operation of the
camera seems particularly suitable work
to a woman. Masculine help can always
be had save when chance may land the
ltinerant lecturer in some isolated spot,
contingency scarcely worth oonsidera-
ton. Ida ROSE McCARE
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DRAWING ROOM HINTS.
How New Style Furniture May BE Dispos
ed to Advantage.

How New Style Furniture May BE Dispos-
ed to Advantage.
Danish your doors Bring forth your
curtains. Among the new ones I have
seen nothing better combining simplic-
ity. beauty and richness than pair in
satin brocade. The ground was pale
delicate olive embossed with June dali
sizes in all their freshness of petal and
heart. To destroy the decided line be-
tween wall, ceiling and hangings of
this nature use bit of gold fish net.
Loop 1t above and let it fall like veil
bordering the curtain from the wall.
Beside your curtains might be placed
a very effective screen, with carved oak
frame and panels of satin, but of sad
der, darker green embossed with ragged
petaled flowers in orange.
Continuing round by way of the
chimney space do not be without your
open fireplace, with its delicate screen
and cozy front rug.
A little oriental furniture because Of
its lightness of shape and material and
odd corners will form a pleasant con-