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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26

a.,o for the state Senate: DIR. X.
vo,,,e member OF the County COMMITTEE
OF Smythe. and Messrs. }. u. sneI,o", ~,
Louisa; ID. Il. Powers, OF 'afol''e' a.,
pembroke PETIT. Of Fluyanna. were ~
the city. and many OF them ca'e'
democratic headquarters .,.a
T,lks with these gentlemen reVe''s"
tho fact that IN every case Demoeia''o
success In their counties is pracucans
certainty. In the majority OF 'nch' W.
g. no tight worthy the name, ~
senator Barksdale IS I'm Richfnohu VI
HE way 10 Hanover Courthouse wiz
he has an important case pend'ns ="
circuit Court. Senator Barksdaie nas %, 80
appointment 10 speak in fittsyIH 30
q big democratic meeting on the SUI -
November. ,~o,,inent
Tbere were also number OF piol,'"e',
p,n,blicans here last night a oonie' 80
49,, held REGARDING the appointment
minor positions in the revenue 80, mis-
ro,,ference was held here regaruins '' ~,
,,.ttor several weeks ago. oot u ""s -,
lined The Republicans are hot q. a.,
,,,,,cg Il seems. as TO the recoin'''
,ions IL Is wise 10 make. ond
-, those who are mere NOV 81"
- q, Inc conference are Genera '"i,'I
Va1ker of Wythe: General sum poi
g., "a Captain Asa Rogers, OF te'o''
bure. Mr.. George W. Blailhe'.s'' o..
,e,,s,ol recently appointed census Supol
,5sor for the Ninth District ana nun"
49,, ~ local Republicans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
THE PRESIDENT
WILL Be HERE
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

,aa t,,e IN hear him tell some OF NE
Good stories. He will also 60 IL ne e'
SECRETARIES ROOT AND HAL
The next turn was up the avenue ~
the state. War. and Navy buiidihs' 10
che socond Zine. all the secretaries nav
,n,, hocn AT lunch when the first can wac
,,ade Immediately after the party iei.
a.. v,hfto House. Secretary l.oot' oi
the War Department. and Secre'', 80
state Hay were found AT ,n.n ter
I,,d.,o l owls was introduced 10 the ia''v '
,''' 5altatn Lamb The Judge, in very
- -, address voiced the wishes OF
H. connittoe. end the Secretary repitu
o,r,oofuilv saving he would be glau W
sccomnanv the President and other mem
hore of the Cabinet. II they should lliiu y
convenient TO 20 TO Richmond Secrelais
PIT roniied I'm similar terms, anu as -
& settled that Secretary Long Vi ~ q.
Nav,, and all Of his chiefs, VIII GO -
safe n say that the Government Oh w
United states will be removed tenipo
rarilv 10 Richmond on the Slst'
THE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS.
Nqp NJ. according to appointment
t,,S,o Waddill Mr.. Caskie, and MI lI ,
- ,.on+ IN the White House 10 Bet tilo
10
n.a,idont,e answer. He received 'i'" ,
-. cordja1lv. and stated that ne no1 1
5lcsdod to accept the invitation -,
t,t,, and said he had been toucn" ~
- bcttor feeling existing DelW',, 10
W IA tho South He wou'u po
80 40 On 10 Richmond. TO look nv
~ foces Of her PEOPLE. and II the IN
- thought that his visit 10 NJ.
- was desired by its people tiial "tS
a'ood y,lld come to the cOuIl'iS
@ouId be pleased to make tne s HeP'
,hongb at the present time ! was uin -
cult for him 10 make any el''as
Ioove the city OF Washington
DELEGATION MUCH GRATlflhD'
mho members of all the committees
,bat came from Richmond were -,
,Ieoeed bv his cordial manner anu nv
raturn highlv gratiied by the resul.S rs,
-. ,,,igsion and the courtesles VIM
, ,r,r evtended them by the President anu
all the members Of the CABINET, .ho
'' WIZ the delegation returned 10 tne
D',aigb This evening a final meeting was
heid AT which resolutions OF 'nanNs
nudge Waddil, Judge l.. H. ~. -" - -
cantain Lamb were adopted Inc -,
ION then adjourned sine die' na,',o,d
80 ,be members returning 10 hlCHi'i0''N
by the T. NJ. tram
RESERVE HIGH PRAISE.
rbdre l.. l.. Lewis. Mr.. ). w. 1890 $500
Mr.. lanes y. Boyd. MT W. ,a1,ot
and the indefatgable Mr.. Cashle oaiii'T "
ne TOO highly praised for thelr enol ~ -
Ie oTo TO bring the mission to such d
successful result -. Morris
ond Gnnst. Colonel Murphy Major sol
@.t ms. AIR. w. II. Curtis. and Ser,
Cu'ot-l' Ruskel are also entitled
s 80 me highest commendation for their .,,
10 .le on This occasion. which VIII
marx mark an epoch in the history Of Rich ~
, r,ar Indeed. the entire delegation
should be awarded the highest enG s,l,
inns for the admirable manner IN winch
thev discharged their duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
homes that many other employees VII
likewise. go. ,>,c,t Az

homes that many other employees VIII 60
''"' THE TRADES. DISPLAY.
The Trades Parade Committee has boen
notified by the following nrms o ol sii,it
irtention TO have floats in the processiOl.
l.. II. Jenkins, Roberts * Hose, feerCS
8 Read. l.. r. Garnett, ;. Ullman Sol'
Virginia Pharmacal Company j.. II; - u.
orson & Co., Jacobs q Levy, 10, ,hS I'm,
Shoes. Sydnor Pump and Wen COM
many. Metropolitan Life Insurance CON-
panv. Economy Shoe Store, PabsI bIS"11
ing COMPANY NiTginia-CarOlina Nheii-0"i
Company, +. II. CARRIER, -.
Very few wholesale grocers; ice 49,
brewers. meat curers and packers, Da hSis;
and tobacco manufacturers nave notl .ie',
the Parade Committee Of their lhten'io"
to participate. ...to.... hos tn
vited every chamber OF commerce III
g,nia 10 come to Richmond TO attend tne
THE TOURNAMENT.
Arrangements for the tournament at tne
T,rnosition- Grounds are about compete
ThS poles have been placed in position,
and an the knights who desire TO co 30
nav practice on the track mere -,
PetWeen fifty and sixty knights VIII
erter the lists for the privilege OF crown
inc the queen of love and beauty ne
number includes some OF tle pesI II.
i'm Virginia. North Carolna, anu .I'i
Winston. of Hanover, and II. 7. Parrish
of Lancaster
THE CORONATION BALL.
Tho programme for the coronation ball
las Ieen adopted. as follows:
Auditorium Hall promptly al 8 ; Sioch
= NJ Music by the famous soldiers
Home Band. OF Hampton, Va, under the
leadership of Professor II. a. Han.
Fart III. Overture. William Tell; Cor ,
nation address. by Hon. Jefferson VA
lace: Growing Of the queen ana AL9.u5
ri Honor: p POtpOurr Of Raglme
Music g. sousas stars and Stripe ripe r sg5-
sicboran Festival: s. Selections from
Light opera: 6. American Patrol, STAR
Suangled Banner and Dixie. .r,
Part U.-Dance Programme: !. me
Eovai Set by the knights and their
ladies': .. waltz; 3. two-step; 4. polka; D.
n.gdrille: 6. waltz; Z. two-step; s. spe-
fialtv dance: 9. Home. Sweet Home.
TO CLOSE CITY OFFICES.
II Is understood that Mayor Taylor WEI,
wien asked To do So issue proclamauo4
closing the city offices on Tuesday ana
Giving employees of the municipal gov
eminent holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
FAITHFUL TO THE END.
sheep-Herders Found DEAD !" inc
snov-Nontann's Recent Biizz"r"'

GREAT FALLS, MONT, October D.
AS result of the recent blizzard, which
swent through Teuton county, in the
northern part of this state. nine men are
known to be dead, and Of these hve
bodies nave been recovered. WIN one
evcention all were sheep-herders, ana
oll ,,oro found lying in such positions as
IN indicate that they had stayed with
tbeir focks 10 the last. dying in their at
tennis 10 save the property OF thelr en-
Dioyers. CO.
William Graham. working for the cas-
cade Land Comapny, was found In
ooul,e near Healy Butte. II Is evident
maj he had tried hard through the night
10 get his sheep into camp, but had not
succeeded. Conscious of the death Wllch
was imp nding. he entered his tent ABOUT
midnight. and there wrote and there lel1
"a note saving he was nearly exhausted
hut was about TO return 10 the sheep'
which was drifting up the coulee. He was
found stretched on the snow. his lantern
about twenty feet distant. OF his two
dogs one remained 20 guard the body'
while the other followed the sheep.
Normon Bruce worked for Will Flow
Gree Tie remained with his sheep unul
ne managed to drive them into she'er
c6 SPOT 'shcTe they WOulu pe Sd1v' "'''
then' blinded by the storm, he mlstook
the coulee where his cabin was butt ana
wandered up another. Realizing MS ms,
take too late he turned back and ielI
less than POO yards from home and saie-
IN. The searching party found ms oos
stretched across the dead body
Matt Gregorich was found with ms
arms crossed upon his breast His dog
had followed the sheep into camp ana
returned with rescue party too late
II Herald. working for c. X. scohy,
was living in the deep snow, his oeard
eaten OFF by the sheep, which mad aiso
eoten his clothes and part of his boots
If is probable that the death-nst Is
hardly begun. Flocks of sheep without
borders have been reported from various
noints I'm the storm district ana later
theee will be traced and the dead heroes
found. ,..,,i,,., ~,
the nrairie. and the coulees. many OF
,hcm more than 100 feet deep ana win
seen sides. are filled with it, This was
he severest and most fatal OCTOBER
storm that ever occurred in Montana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
NEXT CHALLENGER FOR THE Cur.
II VIII Probably BE Major jameson
NJ. T., n lTriend of Lipton's.

NEW YORK. October 25.-The Evening
POST saws: There IS a strong probability
that the next challenger for the America
Gun will be Major Eustace jameson NJ.
p He is a warm friend Of Sir Thomas
Lipton's. and witnessed the races bet".
the Shamrock and the Columbia sn'u.'
Major Jameson challenge. be viii have
tbe Shamrock for a trial horse Anyn'.J
who challenges will Doe welcome Co l'
Yacht for such "a purpose. but Mtl.f
jameson would Doe particularly So bee.
of the friendship existing between n.A
and Sir Thomas. t.t..
The Jameson boat would very lIopi'.
Doe built from watson design, ana Do 80
said would most certainly De- built ln D.'-
fast. excl ord Mayor pirio che be- 1d OF .He
firm of Harland ~ Wolf. being quite VIII
ing 10 undertake the work.
The name even VI the boat mas pee y
discussed. and while some VI me nuluhl
friends of both the Major and sir ih9ilnias
Linton were I'm favor of having u oall,n
Shamrock H., the most favored name was
Hibernian t...,,.,,,
Major Jameson might challenge through
the Kingston Royal Yacht 'lup. nuI VIII
probably send he challenge, 10 at al,
through either the Royal Ulster or l"'
ROYAL Cork club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
WILL ne DEcIDGD TO-DAY.
judge Minor 30 Pass ON Question of
Fartn,ilIc and POwhatHn X. II.

Jufge Minor will announce his decision
in regard TO The Farmyille and Powhatan
receiyership az 10 O'Clock this morning.
Judge Minor was engaged with counsel
representing the various claims in cham
bers yesterday morning and i'm the after
noon he heard argument after which he
announced that he would reserve his de-
eisiou until to-day.
Major Charles Sulngfellow, represent
ing The Lewis Ginter estate which holds
$500 Of the first mortsage bonds
and s25oD Of unpaid coupons, asked that
the Virginia Trust Company should be
appointed receiver.
M Charles l.. Williams and Judge
George l.. Christian on behalf of five
banks OF the city. holding $4,000 OF the
FIRST mortgage bonds. asked that Colonel
a. NJ. II. Taicott should be appointed.
AIR. : : T.. Patteson repre- nting the
labor liens joined with the attorneys for
tho banks IN asking Tor the appointment
OF Colonel Talcott. and MI $. d. Davies,
representing the bondhOlders under the
second mortgage, also favored The ap-
poiutment of Colonel TalCott First mort
raee bonds To the value of $4,000 were
not represented.
A. is rot believed that the road will
bring more than enough TO pay the first
mortgage bondholders. and 1t Is qucs-
tlonahlo whether the attitude OF the Sc
eond mortgage bondholders Will weigh
TO any considerable extent In Judge
Minors decision.
Ejaculation IS still rife as to the des-
,iny Of the road. The Southern and Nor
.oik and Western roads. az well az enc
scaboard AIRLINE, are said TO be watch
Ing the trend of affairs with much IN
terest. The franchise OF the Farmvlll'
and Powhatan il one of the most val
liable ia the State, and an of the ioao'
mentioned above are said 20 be anxious
10 secure control
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
Atlantic Terminal Case.

Acknowledgement Montague nedlu
s,otemenfs Yesterday from represents VA
tives of the Norfolk and, Ne n,nan, Of
NNorfoik regarding the controversy grow
,ro' o5f Of lie efforts Of the latter com
na I TO cross the tracks OF me i9 pna II
pan" Natter which was heard by the Board
of public Works Tuesday. IheiS @ tbe
several law points involved %. is de-
opinion Of the Attorney-"ei''i''
Judge W. II. Mann and Mr.. , ko9eir,t
Hughes spoke on behalf OF ine ;>o MN
and Western road and Mr.. y. y. NUN a.ld
ford. of this city. argued the MA 5dn 20 the
question The Aforementioned TOOK '"S
matter under advisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
CLAIMS TO CAPTURED VESSELS.
Hearing before Judge Locke u"
New York city.

NEW YORK. october 25.-Judge James
w Locke. Of the United States circuit
Court for the Southern District OF flori-
da held hearing in the Federal building
here to-day on the claims filed by owners
of four vessels captured by United STATES
men-of-war off the Cuban coast In tne
Standardization war. The claims were
made that these vessels-the schooheIs
Pireneo. Matilde. and Tres Hermanos; ana
The sloop SOfa--were the property OF GU
hans who were nOn-cOmbatants' 49,,
The four vessels were captured shoItiy
after the outbreak of the war, were taken
10 Key West as prizes, condemned, ana
ordered sold because no claim Tor then
was made This decree of condemnation
WAS afterwards opened TO allow the own
ers TO put in claims, Counsel Tor the
claimants asserted that as the owners
of the captured vessels were CuDans ny
birth and sympathy, they were n-llrais
i'm the war between this country ana
Spain. and that the vessels were not pro
perly liable TO capture, even though they
were flying the Spanish flag, as at the
time of the capture was made war mad
been declared. and the owners and cap
tains Of the vessels were using the Span
ish flag as matter Of protection.
Judge Locke will submit his findings TO
the Secretary of state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
WANTS 70 Buy OYSTER BEDS.
The New York syndicate VIII Make
"A zig EhOrt.

The exclusive publication In the Dis
patch Of a few days ago Of the fact that
A syndicate was IN existence IN New
York, whose object was to purchase the
Virginia oyster-bods after having secured
he necessary constitutional changes,
created widespread interest.
Ii Is learned row. from the best au-
thorily. that this syndicate already con-
trolls 90 per cent of the oysters taken
from the beds Of Connecticut. Massa-
chusotts New York. and New Jersey.
II seems 10 be the desire OF the syndi-
cate. which is very wealthy. to control
the oyster output OF the United States.
when II Is known that Chesapeake bay
every year furnishes from one half 10
three fourths OF all the oysters eaten in
the United States, II is seen that the
Virginia beds are very necessary to the
accomplishment Of the syndicate's pur-
pose.
II Is believed TO be absolutely assured
that there will be a tremendous effort
made 10 have the State dispose OF her
oyster-beds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26

visiting physicians These cases present.
ed almost every type of disease. and
were exceedingly interesting They were
discussed by DIS Wheat, Hugh NJ Tay-
Tor Iunn Hunter Mcclure. Henson. and
Stuart Mcclure.
Mrs. Hugh NJ Taylor Mrs. C.. " p
Brock. and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges. cone
shutting the committee TO aid the doe
tors. have arranged for "a musicale. CONE
plimentary 90 the ladies accompanying
the physicians tonight at the Jefferson.
Mr.. Hunter has charge OF the entertain
ment, and viii Doe assisted by his quar-
tette Miss billiard. Miss Norton and
Polk Miller. Entrance viii be- by ticket
The society will hold morning and afteE-
noon sessions to-day. and tonight after
the musicale the visitors will Doc rendered
"A banquet at the Jefferson by the local
physicians.
Much favorable comment was made
yesterday ON the address made The eve
ming before by Dr. Landlord. of Norfolk.
This was the annual address before tho
society. and was one OF the ablest made
I'm many years
MIR. Fox on DR.. PnImer's statement
Superintendent W. r. Fox. of the Rich
mond public schools. was at the Jei-f-
son yesterday when school hygiene was
under discussion.
with regard TO the criticism Of DR.
Palmer that month had elapsed elDe
the schools were opened without ni7 nav
ing been notified 20 begin his duties. Mr.
rox said the blanks to b., used in the exc
animation of the eyes of pupils were al-
most ready. and that they would Boz iui-
nishod Or. Palmer very roon SOD lha-
his work would begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
GRAND JiRy's BIG TASK.
Twelve Murders. Resides an Assns-
misunderstanding Gathering.

MANCHESTER. KY, October &.-The
grand jury empanelled here at the term
of court which began Monday has a big
task before 1t. There are twelve muir
ders. besides the assassination of Tom
Baker. TO be investigated. To-day, the
jury returned true bills against Sol. jim,
and Tom Griffin. charging them with the
murder Of Dcputy-Sherilf Wash Thacker
and Eddy and Floyd Caldwell charging
them with completely In the crime. Eddy
Caldwell confessed that the plot was
made and executed by the Griiins, to
revenge the advantage Thacker had given
the Philpots 10y his testimony against the
Grifins after the battle of JIiy nth In
which four Grliiins and one Phllpot were
killed. The town is full OF Whites and
feudists. Judge Eversoe did not arrive,
and G. y. Little is holding the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
coorcia and Alabama Earnings

The canning and expenses OF the ueoi-
ola and Alabama railway for the month
of September. this year, as compared with
1853. were as follows:
ntileage-iss9. 5S; 1895. ass. Gross earn
inpe-lS9q g3S.SOO: 1898, $l12,O5l' increase,
s2S 2,s-23 per cent. Operating expenses
and taxes-1S99. SIG 45l; 1885 $l65i6' . de
crease. si15. Net earnings-ls99' $l $50; 1875
S2s sos: increase, S26SGi-75 per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
AppEAL TO THE KAISER.
He L. Urged 10 Intercede in Behaif
of the BOers.

BERLIN. October 25-At a meeting Of
5,0O0 members Of the n-(serman and
Anti-Semite League. AT Hamburg, to-day.
called 10 protest against the Transvaal
war a dispatch was. sent 30 Emperor
William, full OF solemn, patriotic cffu-
sions. and urging him TO intcrcede in be-
half OF the Beers and postpone his jour
ney TO England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
MANY DEMOCRATIC VISITORS.
All in Good Henrt--A Republican
Conference.

There were many Democrats in the city
yesterday and last night and the talk IN
the hotel Hobbies was decidedly political.
DIR. A. $. Priddy. the Democratic nomi
nee for the House from Charlotte. Sena-
tor W. Il. Barksdaie. of Halifax: County
Chairman John r. Edmunds, OF Halifax:
Judge w. 81. Mann. OF NottoNay, candi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
DoANE Supports MKINLEY.
Bishop of Albany Reviews fr's'-
dents Policy in Philippines.

Ntnf = lOitfN III
ST. LOUIS. NO. October -5-Bishop
Doane of Albany. y. r.. in his address
before the Protestant Episcopal Mission
ary Council. now I'M session here sup
ported the policy of the administration
in taking the Philippine Islands under
national protection lie said:
"'To NV mind. there were but four un-
alterable alternatives. We We're ohis 81
either 10 leave the islands under spanish
control. for "A renewal OF hosthltiesi we
were obliged 90 leave them to destroy
Themselves i'm internecine strife we could
have Ieft them To be fought over by Eu-
ropean nations: or We could have a assumed
mo position of protectors of me lsla ds'
see mo other conclusion, and the fourth
alternative was the only 2ne which Nusnt
fo have been taken. We did take u,
and this great trust must be- administer
cd
Missionaries from Cuba and Porto Ri
presented the needs OF the people of tho
islands. and after some discussion Do was
decided 20 send bishop 20 ,he iatter
island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
French Conspiracy Cases.

PARIS. October Z5.-rhe Public Prose
c,.tor has abandoned the charges IN tle
Rovalist conspiracy cases against NM
Ncricourt. Parseral and Girard, but up
holds those against NM. BuHet, Guerln'
and Deroulede Count Sebrau- POnteves,
orF .favan others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
senator Mallory Better.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. October g. -
Senator Mallory, OF Florida. who is III IN
this city. was better to-day and IL Is
10 leave the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
CARH on EPILEPTICs.

DR.. Wharton sinkled. of Philadelphia
had been invited 10 read paper on "lhe
Colony Farm System in the Care OF Epi-
lepucs." but he was not present The
subject is one, however, which has cree
ated considerable interest OF late. and
one I'm which Virginia physicians are par
ucularly interested. inasmuch as an cpl
loptic comml ssion has been formed for
the purpose Of devising ways and means
for colonizing these unfortunates.
When IL was announced that Or sink
Ter was not present, DR. Hodges took the
floor asserting that be was unwilling %
let SO important a subject pass unnoticed'
He asserted that there within the borders
Of Virginia $500 OF these poor epilepucs'
who had been reported. and certainly
there were many more who had not peen
reported These helplessly afflicted indi-
viduals. he asserted. ought Co be cared
for by the State, and he urged the Medi-
cal Society Of Virginia to render the Epi
leptic Commission all the assistance in us
power. and 10 endeayOr 10 have law
passed providing a colony for epileptics.
Dr. Hugh Nelson moved that the So
ciety as a body. urge the Legislature 70
provide a place Tor the care Of these I'M
fortunates. and his motion prevailed
unanimously. He denounced the failure
OF the state to provide for It's epileptics
as a shame and a scandal on the body
polite.
At II o'clock the society adjourned UNI
III this morning.
Immediately after adjournment DR..
Mlchaux. the president OF the society. en-
tertained informally few Of the visiting
physicians at his home on east Franklin
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
The cIinIc.

A clinic was held at the University Col
lege Of Medicine yesterday. and about
thlrty-flve surgical cases were shown the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
"Sweet Bells tangled
Out OF Tune and Harsh.

Snakespeare's description hts thou
sands Of women. They are cross. des-
poEaent, sicily, neryous-a burden TO-
themselves aud their families Their
sweet dispositions are gone, and th5y, ike
the bells seem sadly OUT o. tune. But
theirs is a remedy. They can use
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-02-02

braid. The skirt hugs the hips closely
and is guiltless of either gathers or
plaits, the seams being gored until they
are the measure of the belt.
A black silk collar finishes the neck
of the waist, which, it may be said,
fits skin tight all around the figure.
Baby wears perfectly plain slip Of
pink dotted lawn trimmed with hem
stitching and the little girl is allowed
to have a wrapper made grown up like
mamma S." while the oldest, lad Of
four, wears lounging robe of striped
flannel to initiate the one owned by his
father.
Nothing makes children happier than
this sort of amusement and the gar
ments can be gotten up at little or no
cost. In fact the little girls wrapper
may be made from one which has done
the mother service,