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Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
Arizona and South Eastern RY.

.Lralns run on Pacific time.
 BEN WILLIAMS. Stunt
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
3l SoutIl First Ayenue.
Florence and GI0be
 ...STAGE LINE.

Three trips q week. Daylight Travel. Fa-s between Mesa and GIobe, Slo; round trin, S15 Stage stops over night at Riverside.
 Leaves Mesa-5 2 10. Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays. Arrives at Florence st U go q. II. Leaves Florence at ?. n1. arriving at Globe ai T., n. the following day.
 Leaves Globe q. n. Mondays, We1uesdays and Fridays. Arrives at Florence at T q. IL. tho following day. Leaves Florence for Gesa at : D. m. Arrives at Alesa at 3 9. DO.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
(. R. Goo0iN, Proprietor.

Johnson Bros, Agents st Mesa. Louis Sultan Agent st Globe. |. <. DTSis. Agent at Florence |. ". Collins Agent at Phoenix.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Naofabren ais Wfittel seeen
&fhma.

Ser Grst Marcsl in 2onbon eluubt
oaS 8abfabrsn flr Gitbmatiisr mar m
smpfeblen su fbnnen uno sebt io8ar Ills
~ Der 8ebauptuns, bieis 8~ranfbeit f6nnte
baburd eebeilt tperben. Gr fam auf bies
len 6eounfen our6 foIssnbe grndsuns !:
Benn bas Atbma burd r~eselmdbise uno
almdIise Steiselbunsen sebeisrtu no ees
boben tperben fam, 10 miBte berielbs
@rfoIe aud ersielt tperoen, tyenn bic
AtbmunssOr8ans aud auf anbere Bsife
aImdIis baran sepbbnt psrben. bic
n6tbisen 2uftneaen ben Sunsen susufib'
rem. I'm cine iolde Srainirune bes
Atbmens ;u erreiden, ia Oas R~aOfabren
oas bette WitteI. Wenn cine Perion su
ruosIn %anfdnst, 70 pirb lbr Defenders bel
Stei8un8er Der Gtbem lei6t auS8sben
unb ii9 SerstIopfen unb Mioiefeit in ben
Slben einfteaen, nit Der uebuns aber
Ssridpinben bic grideinunssn, unb BEL
ipatsrsn dbnIi9en Gnitrsnsunssn if Die
S~erstbdtisteit unb bic Aibmuns normal.
Da bic acknowledgement automatii6
fino, 70 1T Der 8abfabrer sen6tbist. ties
fer Atbem su bolen unb 10 ben Sungen
bic nbtbiss 2uftmense s%u3ufdbren, tporauf
aud cine entipredenbe guftmense tpieoer
auSsei4ieoen tpiro. Seer nidt auf Der
Strabe rabeln mill, fam oieie nebune
aud su Sauis pornebmen. Wareel bat
3u bieiem 9pede Elm %ioeenanntes Sdein'
rao %erfonnen, tpeIdes aus einem burd
BsoaIe betriebenen &aoe beitebt, peldes
in Der Stuff beueet, aber ourd cine itnft'
lids 8orridtun8 bic nbtbi8e &elbuns er'
bdlt. SO idleift namlih Die Riemen se'
gen ben Rano oeS 8abeS, beiien Spanns
uns lie mad Buni4 Der betreffenben Der.
ion perdnbsrt peroen fam, 10 oaB oamit
aud bic Initrensuns BEL benz Snbetpsss
uneieben bes 8aoes permebrt. besieb,
u~n9sneiie perminbert pirb. 2eioer mar
bic @rfabrans bes %senannten glr3tes bliss
Der nur auf eine einsise 9erion bes
fhrGnft. Bel bieisr purben aber bic
Aitbmaunfdae INNER ieltener, uno bic
font in ieoer Hadt auftretenoe Ifttbmas
moth psribmano mad einiser 3elt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28

unb Nadmittass finbet auf benz campus
cine 8eunion fat. Die biitoriiGe Rebe
tpirb bon gbrp. Or. s. s. Sdans, bon
Ulperstoipn, Elm frlberer Stubent, ges
balten tperOen unb Gqes tpirb seideben
UNI bas Ssit ;u einem redt erfOIsrsi&sn
su MAIDEN.
Das Gisentbum ipurSs suerft am 1.
Wtai, l848, bon gbrip. Dr. 6. 81. &ebs
Ter. bon Der reformirten 8irde, fir gr.
slebunss3pede sebraudt. Ser bitli9e
5IdseI bss sesentpdrtisen @oIeeeeebaus
oes. peIdsr iest bic Seimatb bon Gbrp.
s. s. Cooper 1T, ipuroe suerit baftir be-.
must unb fdbrte ben Ramsn ,.glaentotpn
Seminary" Sc bate LAT mdnnlide
uno 55 tueiblide Stiler ais bas @oaes
sesebduoe bersrDbert tpurbe. 81. &sb.
lsr, Der @riinoer, itarb in 1866. @brp'n
Or. SO. ID. Repnolbs. 80. BbilipS unb
Or. W. &. Saffotb iparen feline Nadfols
ger. SIN 1864 tpurbe Der Name su
..4aentOiun collegiate Snfitute uno
Militdrs Atabemie" perdnbert, nit gbrip.
M. 8. Safforb als Brdiibsnt. SIN 1867
tam Der WsdieI su MIblenbsre @oqese
unb bic s%eeentudrtiee 8ermaltuns. peI4e
ausemein bstannt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28

tis iber ben STREET, peIdsr 3pif1sn
Goitarica uno Nicaraeua aussebroben
lit (tpel6' lebtereS BEL Der ilngften &es
pollution in Ricoraaua bic Nufftdnbiiden
unteritlBl baben iog.) Goitarica pirb
cine 4rt nltimatum erbalten, unb eebt
es auf buffeIbe ni&t Elm, 10 foa Der
8ries ertldrt tperben.
Bum 10. @eburtstaee be8 8bnieS
Gilbert bon Saaien ibsrreidte cine See
putation bss Dresbensr @emeinbera.bes
benz 86nie cine 1rfunbe iiber SIG milbe
Stiftuusen i'm @eiammtbetrase bon A.
700, 900 Warf.
Die beuti4en Sosialbemofraten iinb
entidIoRen, ben L. Mai oieies Sabres in
boiler @lorie su fsiern. Der Dliniiter
bes Snnern, 5reiberr D. b 8efs, bat
iecob an bic &eeisrunaspi dnoenten elm
Reifript srluHen. Oub bffeniilde Maifsit'
nm5l8e nir8enbS seculbst iperoen
fplen.
@uf Der amsrifaniihen 8Otfhaft unb
benz amerifaniiben @oniulat in 2onbon
boten iid oiele gnslGnoer gum 8rieeSs
oienft fir bic Ser. Staaten an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Sin 8unftperf Der 0Sunbarsueis
fuube.

Sobn Burns, bon 8bilabelpbia, purbe
unIdneft in ParferSbure, B. 8a., an.
iteineno Isblos uuf einem Oifsnsn PlaBs
aufsefunben une mad Der Noliseiftation
ssbra&t, mo bic aerste cine b66it. inte'
refante embedding mahten. Wan fano
unter ieinsn Bapieren 3eitunsSausi&nitte
unb 8susniiIe BET beruOrrasenofen 4er3te
beS 2anDss, tpeI9e beiaeten, bab Der
Mann BEL elmer S9ifstehel grploiion in
bic 2uft ssblaisn unO idrsdli& perittim'
melt fir tobt in ben Sars selest tpurbe.
Cine Stunos Dor ieiner 8eercisuns seis'e
er iebO6 Spuren bon 2eben, unb Die
asrSte madien iih baran, ibn i'm tpabren
Sinne bes Wortss aussubeGern. 9ie
seridmstterte Sirni4aIe Der sanaen REDS
ten Settle tpuroe ourd cine S~ilberplatie
eriebt. ale Rippsn unb Der Sruitnoden
fparen eineebriidt. bieieIbsn purben nit
einem 1beiIe bes &ideratS e%ntfernt unb
elm aus GeaulOib sefsrtiStes S4ilo an
oeren Stsls befeiist. bic ssrrifensn Gin.
sstpsiSs bur4 sinsn 8nopf psrftopft, Der
nit ben Sinsern leidt fhblbar it,. Dis
innersn Orsane tpuroen ourd bic 8etpalt
Der GrploiiOn ooaitdnbis herum8eorebt.
10 baB iein !Sers auf Der redten Seiie
rubt, auBerbem erbisIt er nod anoers
sablreide BerIesunsen. Ra6bem Burns
ii1 ettpaS erbolt battle. nabm er einsn
3us, um iid mad Waibinston su bess'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Giu 6esner bes &rteses.

Ser S9ubma1er Tbomas Collins in
3anfus Gitp ut elmer bon oenieniseu, Die
iid nidt fur einen 8ries stpiidsn ben
Der. Staten uno Spanien Su bessitern
permbsen unb alS Sreitas bic Nadridt
eintraf. baB bic 5einoieIisteiten isoen
ausenbIid Beginner i5nnten. idIOb sr
ieinen 2uoen. bling elm Srauer3ei&en an
bic ..3bGr uno befeitiete fplssnoe Notis
Oarau: .9eidlORen gum Anoenfen an
cine drifli4e Ration, bic itb sur Bar.
berei zines 8rieseS ernieOr.st." 3ebn
Rinuten ipdter aber bate iib idon e,ne
~eepaIt!se Weni6enmense Dor benz Sauie
aneeiammelt /; bic 2blrsn tpuroen ems
sei6laeen uno Collins mate pubridein.
LID in Der ndditen Minute an einen &c.
Iesrapbenpfotsn aufsebdnet nOrben,
penn nidt serube nod sur redten 3sit
cine abibsiIuns BoIiSel auf Der 8llofldde
erihienen mare uno ben frieoliebenben
S1ubmuder serettet bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Die Rotb In Sbapueetopu.

Bon Der in Sbaipneetoipn berridenben
ELECTROMAGNETIC entpirft Or.
WineS. elmer Der Sefretdre Der .Sbatps
neetotpn &slief QHoeiation" in einsm
8rieie bon bort foIssnbes Bib : ,,Msis
ner Mnii1t mad tperben bic siulaufenoen
llnteritdBunsen aaer Wabrideinlidfeit
na4 bintsr benz ROtbieften. bas sur Sil'
fele,tuns erforberlid it, suriidbleibsn.
Die 8euDlferuns bon Sbapneetopn
ideint burd bic ~uneebeure @rbBe bss
nnslids p%Oafdnbie nieoersebeuet su
iein. Das WaHer lduft nut iebr lang.
lam ab. Ser Dammbrub ndmli6 n
nit groabluserunssn pom 5luB psritopft
unb bic albuquerque bes unteren Dam
mes bate iib peritopft burd ben Gins
iturS elmer S4uBmauer. bic fid binein,
ftiirste uno nit Dpnamit ssiprenet per'
ben mubte.
Ser an Sduiern unb MobiIiar anges
ridtete Sdaben entSiebt iib aler Bss
idrsibuns. @lS bas WaHsr berans
b%raute, fam es in Sorm bon Stromipirs
beln unb serrisb bic Sauier poaitanoie.
Die 2rammer babsn li6 an benz unteren
Damn anseiummelt, unO pabrideinIi6
iino bort nod uieIe 2siden besraben.
DaS Wobilar in ben unteren Stodnsrfen
Der Sduier. bic benz 5lutbanpraa iploers
ftanosn baben. 1T uOaitdnbie ruiniri unb
fam n,emalS ipieoer reparirt iperoen.
8iele losseI6fte Slide iinb gum Sauie
binausBei4nemmt tporoen uno perloreu.
Die ~GinSdununsen iinb fait ale fortse'
ittpemmt iporoen, ebenIo ale b~blsernen
Seitenpese. DaS Seu uno 8orn in ben
Stdaen vt seriibtt. 8ielen 2euten fsbIt
eS nod INNER an ben n6tbieftsn 8leib'
ungStiden."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Gin Sefterreth.

SIR bic Stimmune in Ositerrsi6 ss.
gen bic amerifuner 1T Elm ArtifsI aus Der
Sober Prof. 9lumsntritt's an has ,,gBie.
ner Geue TasebIatt''. in tpeI6em foIsen.
Der 8afuS porfommt, bemerfsnspsrtb
,DR Spmpatbien @uropa's fir Spas
MEN bebeuten feline 8iqisune Der ipanis
fHen GoloniaI.8 ertpaItuns. pelde ALIEN
an Der iebisen 8ertpidsIuns iGuIb 1T,
ie IL bielmebr Der infinttipe ausbrud
oes 8Orsefdbls. baB Elm Siea Der gan,
fees Der erits Sdritt gmsrifa's. @u,opa
@eiebe aufsusuinsen, tpdre. Die Spa.
nier tdmpfen nidt muir fur bic @bre Der
eieenen, ionbern aud ebsnio fur bic com.
mersielsn 2sbsnsfraeen guropa's."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Tadmdnnif6e6 urtbetl nber bic
Der. Staatens Mrmee.

Der Barrier .Sisuro" bsr5fsntli6t,
ben SnbaIt zines Snterpieps init @ene.
raj GIuisret, ipeIder iib pdbrenb BED
am%eriianiiden 8irserfrieses ben Stang
zines 9risabe'@ Generals errans. @ens'
raj Gluieret iprad nit 8epunberuns bon
Der ausbauer uno Der Gapfsrfeit Der
ameritaniiden Soloaten, tpelde er ben
bsiten Truppsn Der DeIt sIeidhsate.
@lei&asltie s~eitunb er su, baB bic 5dbis.
felt Der ameritanii6en Oficiere auf Rua
ftebs. ST bsbauptete. bab General
@rant elm Wann bon nntpifenbeit i'm
RiIitdrfade mar. Der einsise Ofieier
auf beiosn Seiten, peIder tattiide
8enntniRs befunbet babe, iei Stone.
nal" Sudion sstpeien, bod babe bic
Tidtiefeit Der Solbaten auf beiben Sci.
ten bic Sebler ibrer Setter perbedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Ga N m,br aotorrb in bi,r,r eeo,ub b,s

Gs II ntbr aatarrb in bisir @ssenb bss Can.
ees ais BON alien anptren 8rdnfbfiien sulam
men. unb bic In BEN lsbten Sabrfn gait or ais
unbsilbar. 8isls Sabre lana erflGritn Dpftcrsn
ibn fur cine lpials 8ranfbtit uub fbrisben 10.
tale Ssilmittsl Dor, unp ba ls ibH nit Gritli6sr
Ssbaneluns %bsfdntis mot %furirtsn, srfldrttu
as ibn fir unbsilbrr. Die Wifsni@aft bat be.
~pitifu, hae aaiarrb zine epnfttutipnsfranfbsit
ii unb btbbalb tpnfituticnsls 9ebaneluns sr-
fcreet. Saa's aatarrb-aur fabri3irt BON q.
8. CHENEY & Co., GOIsoU, Sbtc, ii bic sinjigs
tonRitutipntae Sur i'm Warft. sic rpirb inner.
lid In Doitn cher Saben pon 10 Irppfen bic
,u sinsm SbfslSftl pOa sfnommtu. sic pirii
eirfft auf has 8iut unb bic fhltimist SbsrnSde
bes Sslsms. ole bisttH sinbun6trt Dollars
fir isbsn 6aa, ben fe ~ furirsn psrfsbIt. eaet
Gu1 Circulate unb 3eusnids tcmmsn. abrsi.
firt: 9. 5. Gbensp s. 8 o., Soltto, ..
HsH> 8trfauft BON allen gpotbtfrrn, 75r.
Sal's GamiIisn TtasH iHb bic bsfitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Gifenbabm Seittabelle.
erie uus @bomina galeb Giisnbabu 60

in Strait am 10. september 1897.
3ise psrIafsn Scranton mic fplst: SIR
Nsp yorf uno 3pif6sufatipntn auf Der erie
9abu, ebenio fir Sarlsy, Cafe glrid nnb lpfalsn
punfttn um 7.05 Wprssns une 2.25 Ratmit.
tags. Grrsitsn Scranton UNI 10 % Dr., 3.t5
unb 9.3S Nbsnbs pom pbissn punfttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Grant Stetter,
SOtelnn0 SGfcrci,

Barms uuo talte Speiien fino ju iebsr Ga.
sts3eit ju baben. 6rifdes Eager tets on
3apf, ioiuie 8eine. 9iquors uno gisarren.
Die nit msinem Sotel u%erbunbene 8ddsrti
ltefert Elm pordi9lides 8adiusrf, unb usrben
ale 8eaeQuusen prompt uno biuis beior9t.
Srant Q tetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
9elaipare, eada. g. @efiern Giienbabn.
1prntoo 90 Mnn 1907

i3iss p%srIa1tn Serautpn ; Grprse fur yra-
CUFF Sspssc, Utica, Buffalo unb ben Mtftn
1910 unb 2.35 Wprssns unp f.55 Ra&m.,
Yubinbuns mabenb In Buffalo na& alien
punftsn in benz @efsn. 8tnsbamtOn unr Bath
UNI 900 Dr.. unb LOS Ra&m. Glmira Grprtb
UNI 5 IS Ra6m. @rprsb fir Vtw gorf, LAO,
$50, sis, 800, 1905 DR.. 1855 unb 1888
Na6m. Grprsb fir philadelphia, Cation,
5rsntou. sis. 500 unb 1905 Dr., 1855 unb
1888 Rabm. Nt6olfcn aeepmesaiion pul6bi
SCRANTON nm STA Nadm. Sobpbanna Geep.
inpDaiion psrlGet SCRANTON nm 6.f0 absnbs.
gpafdnbiss ausfunft tbtr Rattn mad allen
Sbsileu Der Der. Staatsn une Canada fam In
Der 5idstofTu i'm Sabnbsf srbaItsn tpHbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
@effiette Mn3etSen.
@m. 4rpffel,
NJ

Ills Sadion StraBs,
Iiefert Die %feinften &irfte in Spoe Yart: unb
ebenio ole eorten friidts uno ernsspOdsItss
6Ietid, 8audfeiid II. NJ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
5Oidbriee Teier i'm Wiblenbere
Gpaeae.

SIN 8erbinbuns nit benz idbrIi9sn
Commencement bon MiibIenbsre college,
am 90 unb 90. SUM-, pirb bas 50hs
Sabresfet Der Ginnabme Der @sbdube
unb bes @runbss fur @rsiebuhsSstpede
ssfsisrt tperben. 4%nftreneunsrn tusrben
gema&t um 70 pisI bon ben friibsren
Stubsntsn oils mbsIid sur 8eipObnune
su betpssen unb is tuerbensu sinem Bans
tstt einseIaben pei&ss am absnb BON
90. Stunt ~fatiinbsn tpirb. WittaeS pirb
an Der college cine COLLATION. aussstbeiIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28

Or. Wiles' Wittsl
tpsroen burt dqe
Npotbefer berfauft
unter elmer poftipen
@araHtie; bic trfte
Glof6e nhbt ODER oas
9sIo ipir6 Jurldtrs
ftattet. BUD hbsr
bic Rranibeiten bts
3erjens unb Der
Rsrotn fret.
abrsfs:
9r m fIeg SD Z b [
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
w omen Who
Grow Old.
SOME PARIS FADS.
How to Use Real Lace
Shawls-- Theatre Costumes

New York, Nov. 12.-With four or five
good plays on the boards of our best
theatres, it goes without saying that
they are drawing fine houses nightly,
and very dressy ones to boot
In Paris and London, theatre dress is
a feature fully recognized among men
and women belonging to smart society,
and obtains in New York under the
same conditions and with equal rigor.
The custom over here embraces the
same essential lines, that is, fashionable
theatre going generally means box
party which is preceded by a dinner
or followed by a supper at one of the
sWagger hotels on the avenue This al
ways involves the wearing of pretty
gown and hat, as well as handsome
wrap. So important is this observance
! that smart women now fit themselves
1 out with special attention to what they
! are to wear during the theatre season,
and as certain styles are constantly
created for these occasions, they soon
become the popular craze.
This winter, for instance, gay little
silk and velvet coates, as well as elab-
! crate separate waists, are on the list
of theatre toilettes, together with to-
ques and coiffures
In the way of accessories, very prom
inent are chignon combs and many va
rieties of side combs exquisitely jew
eled, as well as jeweled necklets, dog
| collars, long chains from one to two
/ yards long, and fancy beads strung in
several rows and fastened with a RIB
! bon bow, while pearls from one to
seven rows are as ultra chic as ever.
Small diamond brooches fasten the
! front and back of collar bands, while
| belt pins, buckles, clasps, bracelets and
brooch watches, with scent-bottles, lor-
gnettes, monocles, to say nothing of
the numerous attachments in gold or
silver which swing from chatelaines,
constitute the ornamental equipment
Of every woman we know or meet.
Gun metal, for the past two years
confined to articles intended for mems
use. is now used for almost every ar
ticle woman might fancy.
It's quiet steel gray color renders it
more appropriate for watches, card
cases, portemonaies and chatelaines to
be worn on the street or while travel
ing. A single diamond set on each of
these articles shows off to great adj
vantage.
When one thinks of the jewels which
are worn only at evening functions, it
becomes evident that we are iE a pc
riod of the most lavish and extrava-
giant use Of personal orns@nent This Ii
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13

Bolero and Elton jackets in various mod
ifications, as a part Of the costume, are in
equally good style as the long coats among
the French models.
A little jacket, the shortest possible
under the arm, is made Of novelty silk
and-wool cloth in olive green and brown.
The broad revers, making sharp point
at the bust are trimmed with three black
velvet cords and small buttons of velvet.
The high collar, open TO the throat in
front TO produce a continuation of the full
front of the waist, has the same little but
tons as decoration. The jacket has a
pointed back and neck to repeat har-
moniously the lines on the skirt, which IS
a new seven-gored model of tabac brown
cloth, whose width at the foot is four
yards. Three velvet cords form a simple
trimming for the bottom. as well as for
the edge of the circular peplum over
Dress which is attached to the skirt in
yoke effect on the sides and back and has
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
SOCIETY WOMEN AND TAILoRs.


It is rather unusual to find society
women taking an active interest in a
strike. The ladies' tailors, however. have
succeeded in interesting some prominent
women in their grievances, and the expe-
rience will be good for both elements
Probably the women themselves have
some curiosity as to what becomes of the
good round prices which are paid to many
tailors. The workmen claim to receive
only starvation wages. The employers,
on the other hand, say that good work
men get good wages, and that it is only
the incompetent hands who are idle or iii
paid. However this may be, the striking
tailors seem delighted to have interested
these prominent women a delight, il
must be admitted, which their employers
do not seem to share. At any rate. the
more that women learn about the work
ers, who, under the inevitable regime of
city life, so seldom come into direct con
tact with the buyer. the better it will be
all around.-EIarper's Bazaar
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
s. IA FRENCH WOOL HARPER's Bazaar

point each side of the front with the
side rounded away and slopfng downward
towards the back, lengthening in another
deep point behind to the hem of the petit
coat, The yoke is hooked invisibly at the
back, and the tiny belt Of velvet is held In
place by square buckle of brilliants. an
Very odd Is the "tulfpe" sleeve. one ~
the latest Paris models. This sleeve ia
made in two sections, separated slightly
along the outside Of the arm, disclosing
an undersleeve. The top of the sleeve
within also appears in pun effect from
which the outer top rolls back. These an
visions overlap at the wrist and fall ovav
the hands in points. Such a. sleeve a.
mits of many pleasing combinations ~
color fabric and trimming. The prop.r
e eue o. enls gown can be obtained only
from the cut-paper patterns published ~.
Harpers Bazaar when the gown sn.s,.."s
ir cbHant ny Of material: Plain GOODS =
inches wide Ssa yards. wy Sooda' u
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
DENIsoN HOUSE.
What Has Been Accomplished by the Bos
ton Institution


ton Institution.
The Denison House, the women's college
settlement of Boston, was started in De-
cember, 1892 In it's five years of life it
has doubled in size, and now occupies two
houses and is reaching out to third.
The aim of the house has been by UNI
obtrhsive friendliness to become firmly
established in the affections of the neigh
borhood and to develop wider forms of
collective service, gradually and naturally.
from the personal relations established.
In the second year the great industrial
distress of the winter, 1S93-1S94 led to the
opening of workshop for women out of
employment. Three hundred and twenty
four women were given work, and $4,000
was paid out in wages.
Competition with regular goods was
avoided by not selling in the open mar
ket, but by sending the goods manufae-
tured to the Red Cross Society or to hos
pitfalls and to similar associations. Clubs
and domestic training for mothers and
hllttle girls try TO help them towards
those higher standards of home life posi-
bic even to very poor people.
College extension classes, i'll which GER
tificates are given out at the end of the
year offer to working women some of the
privileges of pleasant and interesting
study in literature and art. Industrial
training for boys in various handierafts
is Just started. The most spacious and
beautiful room in the house is put daily
at the disposal of city kindergarten.
During four summers Denison house. in
connection with the Associated Charities.
has conducted vacation school. Here,
the public school instruction of the winter
is supplemented by the training of hand
and eye through sloyd, color work, OBJ
servation of animals, etc Very interest
ing results are reached with the children.
The tie between the settlement and ed
m oh
strengthened through a large club for
public school teachers which meets at
Denison house and limits its membership.
perforce. to one hundred, because of the
capacity of the room. In the winter of
1893, through the effort of the house and
of neighboring boys club, a reading
room was opened on Harrison avenue and
a station Of the public library placed
there In due time this station was re-
moved to some little distance.
Through the desire of the Denison
House Dramatic Club. composed of young
men and boys, a reading room. next door
to the settlement, has now been secured,
and will be opened in November, 1898, TO
prove we hope. permanent
The house stands for no one religious
for no organized political or reform plat
form, but as Christians and good citizens.
the residents try to help in bringing about
better conditions materially, morally and
spiritually in the community in which
they live. The settlement residents be-
lieve that the bonds uniting all good peo-
pie. rich and poor, are much more nu-
merous than the differences separating
them. Municipal Affairs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-13
PRINCE OF WALES PETS.

Mr.. Gambler Bolton, F. q. s., in a lee
ture at Kingston on Thames, gave an
Interesting description of the Prince of
Wales collection of animals at Sand
bingham.
These include the well-known race
horse Persimmon, credited with having
won $4,000 in stakes for his royal
owner. The princes hackneys and
shire horses are innumerable, and he
has won with them scores of prizes all
over the country, While among the cat
tie, Tom Tit Kerry bull, is a special
favorite.
Red Rover is bun bred by the Duke
of York. who was following in the
fathers footsteps in breeding polled
cattle There is a Jersey COW kept at
Sandringham specially for the purpose
of supplying milk for Prince Edward.
The princes dogs are numbered by
the score There is a rough-haired
Basset hound which has taken many
prizes at dog shows; there is the
princes favorite collie, Newmarket
Tip: q very fine Lapland sledge dog,
perhaps the finest specimen that has
ever reached these shores. Sam, the
Princess Victoria's pet poodle, very
Billy, which is the constant companion
Of the Princess of Wales.
The most interesting of all the
princes dogs, however, is Dandie
Dinmont, which originally belonged to
the late Duke Of Clarence, and is now
taken care of by his royal highness,
with whom it is a special favorite. This
animal has Travelled with him in all his
Journeys, and is fed by him with his
own hands, no one else being allowed
to do so.