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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
PROVOST

Port Arthur--Le meurtrier Pre-
vost et6 pendu vendredl dernler.
Provost. conda mne a mort pour
le meurtre de Rene Dabin ct de
Ferdinand Gorrier. commits le lO
f6vrler 1897, 6t4 pandu en- pre-
sence d'envlron 25 personnes.
Pres des murailles de la prison
$50 ptrsonnes s'6talent rass en-
Dl6es. II ny Gu aucune manlfes'
tation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
rim, est parti pour pAngleterre
on oompagnie 'du ca

rim, est parti pour pAngleterre
on compsgnie 'du ca
pitaine Il. L. Belle de Ia marine
royale d'Angleterre ct L. Y. Genet
de la Hotckins Gun & American
Ordnance %. On assure que Fin
venteur 50 rend en- Europe pour
vendre son tofpilleur ou ses &C.
orets d une pursuance europ6nne.
LIE fait quill est aooompagn6 dun
capitaine de la marine anglaise qui
depuls quatre mois, est ici,
charge dune mission myst6rieuse
sembie oontirmer le bruit, qui
court que lAngleterre tient 6nor-
m6ment a s'assurer la possession
dun torpilleur sous-marln, qul
pourrait faire concurrence au
"Gustave-Z 5d6" qui donne aotael-
]ement une superiorit6 indeniable
q la marine franeaise.
Boston, ,--Wllliam A. Doucette,
qui a et6 arret6 dimanohe sous
l'accnsatiou d'avoir d6rob5 da Far.
gent a P6gljse Ste-Oeclle. au Back
Bay, q 6t6 photographs.
Apres son arrestation il voulut
obtenir un caution de son patron,
mais ce dernier reeta soqrd q sa
pri0re.
lie prisonnier refusa de voir le
R6yd Pere Barry dimanohe, mails
lundi la premiere chose quill de.
manda fut de voir le pretre.
Le R6vd Fere Barry s'est rendu
au poste. mas Doucette ma pq le
voir.
Doucette comparu en cour ct il
fat place sous une caution. de g..
GG010' II ma pu fournir de caution
Paris--L'ex-lieutenant Boisson,
alias Darand, snolen soldat dun
regiment francais. qui a 6t6 arrete
en- cette vile le 5 f6vrier dernler,
sous la cnarge d'avoir entretenu
des corr7spondanoes illlcites avec
un gouvernement, concernant des
secrets milita1res etc condamn6
q 5 ans de prison, d payer une
amende de 1000 francs ct q etre
place pour 10 ans sous la survell-
lance de Ia police.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
LIE General Otis.

general Otis, qui commando actao q
jement les forces americsines,
Mantle, 6tait un jeune evocat.
II venait justement d. sortlr dc
IecoIe de drolt du Harvard; auoi-
qua son alma mater fut ]'universi
t6 de Rochester (New Yo,k) et
sa Vile natalie, Frederick. Md.
ii prat1qua sa prof ssion jas
qu'en 1862, lorsque, Giant dans Sc
vipgt-oinqui6me aimee, il entra au
service de son pays en- quallt6 de
capitaine dams le l4e regiment d.:
New Yolk.
O. regime ent fit toute la gaerre d.
secession, OF q Gettysburg, en- cap:
turant ct en- gardant Little Round
Top, IL perait cent trente-trois SOL
dats ct of1iciers, y compris son i'm
p6tueux commandant, le colonel
ORoka, un homme sans peur OF
sans reproche.
A la bataille de Wilderness Otis
etalt lieutepnant-co|onel ct le bra
ve regiment perdlt deux cent vingt
clnq hommes.
II prit part au combat de Spott-
sylvania, aux confits de Rapidan
iusqu'a la James, restant presque
constemment sous le feu, ct aussl
de suite, travers la mitraille, j JUS
QUA la fin, commandant une bri-
gade q la bataiIle de Chapel Hou-
SO pres d. Petersburg, le Ter octo-
bre 1868 quand il fut grlevement
bless6-
L'ann6e suivante, nous le trou-
vons scveptant un congo honora-
BILE aveo les brevets de colonel,
pulls dc brigadltr general pour
pravoure ct condu1te chevaleres-
que q Spottsylvania ds a Chapel
House.
Ce n'6talt plus la loi, mails le So
bre qui await son coeur. Cest pour
quoi nous lie voyons en- Juliet 1866
lieutenant colonel du 22 regiment
de l'arm6e regul1ere qui await et6
reorgsn1s6.
En- 1880, lorsqu'll entra dams le
zoe regiment d',nfs terle, il de-
vint colonel, ct en- 1898 brjgadier
general, psssant avant des offici7rs
qui evaient de plus long 6tats de
service que lui. Pourquoi? Parce
quill await falt la guerre aux In
diens ct await dejoue leurs plans;
il await fonde une ecole mlhtairs q
Fort Leavensworth, Kansas; il
avait 6t6 le surintendant du servi-
ca de requirement ct sly 6talt dis
t1pgu6. IL await rempll plusleurs
positions de grande responeabilit6
aveo une habilet6 remerqaable.
VOLTA Ia r6ponsa.
Lorsqu'il rfcut pordre de sc
metre la tete du d6partement de
Columbia, ct quill du gutter son
vleux regiment, le Vingt'eme il fit
remarquer que durant les vingt
ann6es quill l'avait commando, II
n'avait ]amals trouv6 upe occasion
d'accuser Fun de ses officers de
negligence dams accomplishment
de ses devoirs, un falt qul demon
tre le caraotere du general Otis ct
de ses hommes.
DE 1898 jusqu'en mai dernier, il
fut occup6 d plusieurs travaux I'm
portants.
Ses etats de service aux 1les PHI
lippines, lui ont deja valu le titre
de major general des corps de vo
.Iontaires, ct en- outre; &c qul lu
doit etre blen cher, ills lui ont ga
gne une place dams le cour de se'
compatriotes q cote des offoit r.
amerlcains qui Sc sont le plus dis
tingu6s pendant la gaerre hispant
americana.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
Oar le general Otis est strict
lorsQue z heures ont some.

Lies marchands d'oiseaux ct
de petits snjmsux dissent que les
femmes aoh4tent plus de Ia moiti6
de tous les chlens qui SO vendent.
-Tandis que la vie naturelIe
d0s dindons est de 10 ans, oelle
des o1es est de As q so ans.
On estime qu'un corbeau de.
truit 100000 inseotes par aimee.
LA Russ1e possede plus de
300 femmes docteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

Venez vo1r la machine Domestic
que nouus avons veudre q nos
bureaux. Direotement de Ia manu-.
facture. Annonoe sur la Dc page.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

I'm homme de lOhio veut OBJ
ten1r un divorce parce que sa FEM
me refuse de parler. Evidemment
Get homme ignore son bonheur.
Lies savents croient que le
fond de locean d6jA etc au-des-
sus de la surface dss aux ct gail
6tsit habit6 par des hommes.
Lies grenou1lles SO vendant
cino francs la douzaine d Paris.
Les isrd1niers sen ssrvent pour la
distinctions des insects.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

La lame sur le dos des mou.
tons est le parometre du berger.
Plus ellie est frisee plus lie temps
promet d'6tre beau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

Rien nest mellleur pour former
Ia caraotere que d'entendre des ve-
rites diff Giles.
Nicole.
C'est dams le melheur surtout
que l'on gonte pam1tie, parce que
c'est dams le malheur que l'on q
besoin dele. Az'ls.
L'homme qui ferait chaque solr
son examen de conscience recon
neftrait vite gull ne me-ite pas
d'etre haureux.
Joseph de Maistre.
l'6tourdi soutlent une erreur
av5o assurance dun homme qu'
ne 80 trompe jama,s.
l.'homme sense soutient la v6r1-
| is avec la clrcolspection o'un
homme qui sc trompe souyent.
De Bruise.
| Dams le monde, on admire moins
ce qn'on, que la man'6re don't on
10 ut. Auolphe d'Houdetot.
La. renomm6e est une maisor
don't on ne volt pas les cuisines.
Balxac.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

File q jacques, Csc en- timbres de let
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

On salt que lie professeur Falb
de Vienne, q pr6dlt la destruction
de la Terra pourl mo1s de no
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
woman Al Maniac.

Uy Telegraph to Virginian- Pllot)
Charleston, w. Va, July 15.-Mrs
Mary Fox, of this city, to-day became
o. ravinE maniac. leaving her home af-
ter attempting to choke her aged faith
er, and running wildly in the streets
until captured by policemen ana placed
IN jan. Several years ago her first
husband, NWm. Simpson. died under sus-
picious circumstances. She has since
married Mr.. Fox. of Mc[eesport. Pa,
VINO subsequently left her and return
Ell TO his home. The marriage was con-
summated by matrimonial bureau.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
PETERSBURG.
Government Engineer to Lay Off
Battlefield Park.
Purchase of Property by Atlantic
Coa~t Line-Charged with Murder
"A Thoughtful Lad-Operated Ups
OIL Eyes OF Insane People.

Petersburg, Va.,- July 15.-While in
Washington Thursday Hon. Sydney T.
Epes, the energetic ana perseverng
representative from the Fourth Dis
trlct Of Virginia, called upon Secretary
Alger. Of the War Department. and
talked over the matter Of the proposed
establishment of n National Battlefield
Park near Petersburg, Va Secretary
Alger promised Mr. Epes that Major
Hopkins, a United States Engineer.
now absent from Washington, would
be sent to view the site for the pro-
posed battlefield park. Immediately
after his Major Hopkins) return to
Washington, which would probably be
in about two weeks. Secretary Alger
assured Mr.. Epes that he would advise
him by wire two or three days before
hand OF the date of Major Hopkins
visit to Petersburg, in order that Mr.
Epcs could apprise the gentlemen in
Petersburg who are interested in the
matter.
PURCHASE OF PROPERTY.
1t Is stated that the Atlantic Coast
Line has purchased the Plat property
at the corner of washington and Perry
streets, and the price said to have been
paid for the same is $4,000. 1t is also
rumored that the railroad company
have secured options on tho Friend
Row" OF brick buildings east of the
above property. and it is probable that
the purchase will be made.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Sergeant MaXey. of Crewe, left here
yesterday for that town, having in GUS
tody IL man named Andrew Rogers, who
IS charged with murder alleged to have
been committed in Nottoway county
nearly two years ago. Rogers fled from
the county after the crime and eludcd
arrest until located and captured seve-
raj days ago in Yonkers. n. Y.
A THOUGHTFUL LAD.
Master Jerry. the 10-year-old son OF
Mr.. w. Il. Parkinson. of Chesterfield
county, while walking along the track
of the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road last evening. near Dunlop's dis
covered n break in one Of the rails.
Feeling that danger was threatened, he
hurried home and told his father. who
promptly reported the matter TO the
railroad authorities.
MERE MENTION.
Visitors to the city yesterday from
Prince George and Dinwiddic report
that fine and scrviceable rains fell
Thursday night in the counties named.
which will prove very beneficial to the
crops Mr.. w f. Hitchcock. merchant
OF Dinwiddic county, was in the city
yesterday on business.
DIR. D. a. l[uyk. wcll-known eye
specialist Of Richmond. spent yestcr-
day with friends at the Central State
Hospital. Upon the invitation of the
superintendent he performed several
delicate operations on the eyes of some
OF the patients Of the hospital.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
ROA Ntblk
THE HAWKINS CASE-PETITION
AN BANKRUPTCY-PE

an BANK IC4-PERSONAL.
Roanoke. Va, July 15.-The case of
Commonwealth vs.. Oswald S. Hawkins.
which was set for Il hearing in the
Hastings Court to-day. was postponed
until September by request of counsel
Tor the defense. Messrs. Scott & Staples
and Hoge & Hoge.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed in the clerks office OF the United
states District Court at Lyrchburg.
from Frank +. Dudley, 4 conductor of
Eoaioke. The liabilities are Placed at
SOol, with creditors In Roanoke, Char
lottesville. Shenandoah. Va. AMI Grip
pie Creek. Colorado. Exemptions. Sl00.
II. l.. Timberlake is the last Norfolk
and Western clerk to .eavc the Nor
.".k and Western for he Southern. He
left on the noon train for Washington.
He was employed in the way-bill de-
partment Of the auditors Office. and his
fellow clerks presented him with a
handsome set OF brushes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
5WS FROM VIRGINIA CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWEI VE

T. ]. MacKay. D. D.. or not. remains
to be seen. Mr.. Moss has repeatedlv
said that he was seriously considering
the appointment of the minister, but
in the past few days he has been more
reticent on TIE subject than ever be-
fore, and WAT he really intends to do
can In no way be learned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
rn"tnumored na.,rouu combine.

Q'y Telegraph to Virginan-Pilot.)
Richmond. Va, July 15.-Mr. John
Shelton Williams, president of the Sea-
board Air Line, arrived in the city to-
day In an Interview with the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent he stated
that the report of a deal between his
system and the Baltimore and Ohio was
incorrect. and that no negotiations be-
tween the two systems were OH foot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

STATE \. X NJ. COLLEGE)
AT BLACKSBURG, VA.
Thirty Instructors thoroughly equipped
Shops. Laboratories aud Iniirmary. Farm
Of luo acres. Steam heat and electric light
in DormtoricS. Degree courses in Agri-
culture. Horticulture Civil. Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering. Applied Chem
istry and General Science Shorter courses
IN Practical Agriculture and Practical
Mechanics. Total cost of session of nine
months, about $1,000. Cost to State stu
dents. SlJj 90. Next session begins Sept.
2lst lsYg. For catalogue apply to ]. NJ
MeBkNDE Ph. D., LII. D., President.
jyl6-cod-3w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
Yellow Sulphur Springs

montgomery county. Va: open to visitors
June !. 1889: these springs are situated On
y .fUurtatrs!-
the curative properties 81 the waters mr.,
rance OF disease; the ACCOMMODATIONS ars,
iirst-class in every respect: descrintfvS
pamphlet and rates furnished on appliea.
ton. flDGEWAf HOLT. Prop, my20-syn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16

1t is reported that the Carl Prussing
Cement Company has purchased land
near La Sale, ILL.,, for the erection of
works which it is calculated will cost
$3.50 600
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
SWEET CHALYBEATG SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA,

This entire property has been purchased
by Mr.. CARTER BRANTON HUNTER.
OF West virginia who proposes making
many improvements ana refurnlsh!iin:s
management OF the hotel viii DE cont.n
ued under Mr.. &. +. EAkLE. who has
for the psAt thrpo years operated IL SO
successfully.
These charming springs are situated In
lovely valley. eusconced in The back
bone OF the Al!eEhanieS. at an elevation,
OF s. 900 feet. in The midst OF tho Springs
Region OF Nirginll, anu cfIIy ne niles
from Allegheny Station-the highest point
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway by
water in this country: none better thu
world: elegant bath pools Bcef and NUT
ton supplied from ms NEST bins-EraSs
the garden Of this noted property. Rates
moderate. For further particulars write
3. +. EAKl.E. JR
spi-4m Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
Cn,onc, Johnston cri,icony III.
Especial to Virginian-PilotD

70 T
Lexington, Va, July l5.-Colonel Will
nam Preston Johnston, president of
tulane University, New Orleans, is
critica!ly III at the residence of his SON
ln-law, Hon. III. ste. Tucker, OF Wash
ington and Lee University.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
NEWPORT NEWS.
The Exact Location of Point of
Pines Settled.
A Ilnmpton surveyor Says II Is In
Elizabeth city County and the
Court Acts Accordingly Tho HI
Sud's Trial.

Newport News. Va, July 15.-At last
the exact location OF the Point of Pines
has been settled.
The mana gers claimed the park was
almost entirely in the county and the
city authorities said It was virtually all
In the city.
Engineer Semple, OF Hampton. was
employed some time ago to make a
careful survey OF the land. which he
did with The result that Judge Lee. of
the Elizabeth City County Court, grant
ed the license to sell liquors and wines.
which was applied for by the managers
OF the new resort.
According 10 the survey made by MI.
Semple. every building on the proper
ty is we'll in the county limits and but
little OF the enclosed ground is in New
port News. This survey, the managers
claim, is absolutely correct in every res
pect, and they intend 10 go ahead ac-
cording 10 their original plans.
On the other hand it will be remem-
bered that on yesterday City Engineer
Fitchett had the land measured FOR
the city authorities and decided the
park was almost altogether in the city
of Newport News and so reported The
city officials were just as certain that
this survey was correct as We're the
managers that the other one was all
right.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
VARIETY SPRINGS.

Augusta County. Va. Open June 9Th 10
October LIST. 1879. These Springs sitrntei
on the c. n Q. r. r. In north mcuntaI,
range of the Allcs hanies. offcr many nc
V1ntaSes. SIN varieties of water; hot AM
colo healing baths; improvements new.
nicely furnished; service good: rates re-,
sonable Write for booklet and fasns
Special rates for June and Septcmbe>. Ad
Springs. Va. ,,,aas,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
SUMMER RESORTS.

wv ANTED = "A FEW BoARDERS
w without children: one OF the nioss
beautiful homes in Virginia. four acres Of
perfect shade: splendid table: all home
comforts; three squares to street car.
Mrs T. j. W.. Ill High street. Charlottes.
Vile, Va. 5y12-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
AIIeghany SPRINGS, Va

Recommended by the Medical Society OF
dyspepsia III its various forms. Most eS-
tended and beautiful grounds in the noun
tHins
For descriptive pamphlet. terms. testi-
months. &c. write to
ny25-2m c. a. COLHOUN, Prop
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
MONTEREY. MONTEREY. MONTEREY,

Its climatic conditions. fine water, eIeya-
ton and accessibility renders Salem an
ideal place for rest and comfort. Excel
lent table. rooms and service. For terms
apply TO Mrs. c. c. TOMPkINS. Salems
Va, tyl6-Su, Wd ,fr-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
ROANOKE l eottt 81

Course for Degrees. with Electives Also
Sub-Freshman and Commercial Courses.
Library Of - NN volumes Working lub-
oratory. lieaithful / DC % non. SIN
CHURCHES: NO BATHROOMS. VERY
MODERATE EXPENSES. Aiu Scholar
ships. 4Ith session bog.us sept. l5th Cat
aloguc, with views. free. Address.
JULIUS ID. DREHER. President.
jy2-eod-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA,

a beautiful summer resort Hotels
comiortablc. table good climate delight.
full. For terms address
WM. II. McCLUER. Manager.
Natural Bridge Hotels.
JeSV-lm Natural Bridge Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
THE Ell SUBS TRIAL.

FL Sud. the first Of the new ships for
the Morgan Line 10 be completed. is
to-day OH her trial trip outside the Viz
ginia Capes, having left the pier at the
plant of the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock Company this morn
ing to take her maiden voyage on the
waters OF the Atlantic.
The scene as the beautiful new steam
or came down the river from the ship
yard was one that Will long be remem-
bered by those who Witnessed ii. and
this evening at o'clock. when the yes
sci returned. there was large crowd
at the Casino to catch a sight of her
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
SOMEWHAT UNCERTAIN.

The Common Council will meet on
next Tuesday night, and unless the
present expectations of nearly everyone
in the city are doomed to dsappoint-
ment, Mayor Allan A. Moss will present
TO the City Fathers another mans
name for the position of police com
missioner to fill the place at present /
vacant.
Whether he will decide upon Rev.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-21
a CnMnreilenSiye Wink.

The other day small boy, quite a
small boy, too, being barely four
years old, was having some pictures
taken, and, as The day was dark, the
plates had to be exposed longer than
usual.
When the proofs arrived there carle
with them a notice that another sit
ting would be required. because, as
was only too evident, the boy had
moved.
Time was precious, as the pictures
were wanted 10 celebrate @randma's
birth lay: AID th4 i:!othe.' w.:5 q little
put out.
"Oh, Willie,' she walled. "w!,y
lid You move? NAa: made you DO
it,"
The boy looked wisely frr3l ',la
pictures to her, aud tlei >:!";." ::s
head. * dou't know. he So -.
don't know wlvi did is.-yt:. s.;::.:.::::::.:
DO know. Tae :naG to!, u: cn.;..
wink as MUCH Is ! waa,ei u. ~! -
j must have ::u&t v:iAs>; :.,. c"*r.
Don't y6a see:'-G:ove,S4.i .':.::u
Dealer,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-21

Tho tauri is the monarch Of the New
zeo,and foresc. an Indigenous pine
..rovinr to enormous height, frequent
Is eighty feet. before it sepas OUT 4
,,ouoh- while its average diameter IS
from eight to nine feet. 1t IS said TO
be 500 years in reaching maturity
There is 70 underbrUsh in k'urI for
.st. the prince Of trees permitting no
rival within its domain. The totara IS
another species of pine, which, now
ever. has none Of the characteristics
sf the coniferae of other countries.
either in habit or in appearance. Inc
most singular Of ali is the rata, Pc
culiar tree, with somewhat the nature
Of parasite. If it springs UP near 4
rinu pine it winds about it like q huge
vine, it's tightening coils gradually
crushing the life out Of the unforiu-
nate pine. When it reaches the top it
sends out branches and stands nol-
low shell. it's coils knit closely together
by q dense network of Gbers, which
appear in the last stages of its growth.
It has like affinity for its own spe-
cies, and second rata springing up
beside ore Of earlier growth will alb
sorb and destroy it as it destroys the
riInu. II, however, neither -imu nor
rata is within reach it grows up re-
spectacle AMI we'll behaved tree, at
tanning a height Of from fifty to sixty
feet, and is used for masts in ship
6uIding.-ChautauQuau.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-21
Velvet Coats in Style.

A London costumer suggests this
black velvet jacket, lined with Ameri-
can beauty satin and trimmed with
ieweled buttons and two fiat chin
chilla re7eres. The collar, faced with
chinchilla, may be left open TO show
the wide bow of the violet stock be-
meath. That the coat is cut with
spoon-shaped tails and small sleeves
it is hardly necessary to state. -
Another beautiful cutaway in plum
colored velvet has the slight fulness Of
the double breasted front, strapped in
by band Of black satin ornamented
with genuine gold buckles set with
precious stones. The fancy-sbaped
reveres are Of white satin, covered
with lisse and edged with a piping OF
chinchilla. A chinchilla piping also
borders the rolling velvet collar, which
fastens with two little furred heads.
The sleeves are half tight and half
puhted. A coat Of this kind is made
snug and durable and practicable dur
ing cold weather by all interlining Of
chamois skin concealed by ;he mauve
tafeta lining.
Young married women who revel in
their newly acquired dignity as ma
irons lavishly admire the longer coats.
They are at the same time demure and
coquettisb, and are not lacking in chic,
with their flat circular rules quantity
applied, stitched bands and gorgeous
Innings. One is in green broadcloth,
lined with heliotrope cord silk and
trimmed at tue long eutaway fronts
with q circular Eounce, cut wide 1T
the back and tapering into points up
the front. What appears to be o
dress skirt in the same cloth shows
beneath the open fronts. In reality it
is part OF the coat, to which the civ
cular rutae is applied in cutaway
form.
The other long coat is a blending Of
princess and redingote in Havana
brown cloth, dashed with oblong
lighter spots. The skirt and fat
collar piece are outlined with scallops.
The coat is double breasted and fast
ened toward one side under loose,
narrow front piece. The side and
back are tiyht-ftting. 4 tailor
stitched band trims the collar and
front and heads the shaped rufie.
Little reveres Of zibeline open over a
tucked shield OF rose velvet. The roll
ing collar and the piping of the beige
hat are also of Zibeline. Rose velvet in
a large loose bow is used on the hat
without further trimming. The cos
tune is lined with rose taffeta, and
may be WORN either as q gown or as q
wrap. p.--Philadeiphia Times.