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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
"Gs ertrinfen Die beifsn S9mim=
mcr etc."
Hetp Worf, 10. W(dr,.


S(uf ben Sob oarnieosr lieot inl Neip
Yort 9oipital Sbomas DpnqIoIpn, Der
betannte 8irtupie i'm S9pirmsn uno
Sau6en, ipelher in friiberen Sabren
nit Sarnum's Cirrus Den gansen 3on.
tinent bur65osen, elmer Spfer ieiner
Wagbaliigfeit. glus i6pinbelnher
S0be tau6te er seitern Hatmlttag I'M
Wfdoiion Square 9arpen m Elm per-
bdltniBmdbig fleineS @alIer6aIlin,
i6lug nit bem &opf auf Dem Ypoen
pehelben auf unb erliit 9erleBungen,
bic ieoen @usenblit bas Gnoe na6 ii9
5eiben tDnnen.
Seit Der GrOffnung Der Sports
man S6op" i'm MabiIou Square Gar
ben paren bic Observation-Disclosures
Sonalofon's am Na1mittag unb2(5eno
cine Der Sauptattraftionen, Die td9li9
9aroen 5og. Sn Der Mitts oes 8eb1i=
ters mar Elm langes 9aIi;H an9ebrd6t,
bas in elmer Siefe bon a9t SUB nit
Wafer sefii(t mar. Nus Der fApin=
belnoen SDbe bon so SuB lpaots 0ons
albion tGgli6 ieinen SpsunJ in bic
gdbnenbe Siefe. Nadbeal ibm bereits
perI9iebene Wtale 5upor bsim SerlaHen
beg Wai1ers aus Nafe uno Sbren
9lut georungen, iollte inn geItcrn
Ra6mittag feline WasbalIigfeit pers
bGngniBDoll peroen.
Gs mar seitern Na6n,ittag seeen A.
llbr, als SonaloIpn in isinsn
S9pimmboIen, cine omerifanii9e
Slagse um ben SbertDrer gefhluusen,
iiber ben Nuerbalten be6utIam Der etgs
ems fir ibn erri6teten Ylatform SUI
Itrebte. gben bate er lie errctbt. Ssin
2tuge 9litt iiber bic untenIiebenbs tau-
IenotDpfise Wiense. gednsIti9snoe
Stille berrIbte in bem !peiten Haum.
pl0blicb tlans es laut unb treiIcbeno
bon Den 2ippen oes in lebter 3ett piels
genannten Surnlebrers 6arrp Gprniib,
Der Die S6auitellung arraugiert: ser
tia, Sonaloion!" Der Wdrn broben in
luftiger Sob antpprtets nit lci4tem
S@penten Der Sterne unp Streifen.
Sin S9uB tra4t, oas pera6rsbste 3eiz
cben. @eit iibsr neigt Iib DonaloIpn,
tppfiiber, Die 4rme pprgeitred!, bic
SGnbe neutrality-suspicious. it1ieBt et
ipie ein Pfeil in Die Sieie, ioGbreno ii9
elm bepunbernbes nglb!" Der &ippen Der
I'M Sanne pieier Wasbaliigteit iteben=
ben 3uI6duer entringt. Setunbenlan=
ges Shneisen, bann 0GnbetlotI1en
uno Yrapprufen. Sebermann bait Der
Sarrasiprlng fir gelungen unO Die
Wtenge min iicb Seritreusn. 9c6 mas
lit bas? Gorniib miro btdBer unb
blGber. blGber als in ienen bedngItissnz
ben Momenten, ba' 9iilf3oiitritisan=
malt Osborne linn Die mpraliibsn
Saumen19rauben anseleet, auF9eregt
remit er bin unb ber. 0i: Elm 0aufs
feuer gebt nun burb ben 8artcn ppr
Munb gu Muno: - nDonaloIon 1T tobt."
llnbei9reiblibe glufre9uuJ iosli.
5rauen bre6en in bpiteril9es Weinsn
aus, Die MGnner iu9en fb einen @sa
bin na6 benz Yaiiin 81 babnen. glln
&anbe pes Yedens itanoen. dnsItli1
auf Die Wa1eroberf!dcbe blideno.
Graua Spobn. Elm @nseiteater bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Spielen e@a6 per 5clesrapb.
g On bpn. 10. 92Gr

2on IN, 10. Wfdr5.
200 bts 300 perIpnen fparen beute
Na9mittag i'm Sptel Cecil Bel Der @rs
offnung bes internattonalen &abels
i4d6turniers Spiiden ben tonanges
benoen S9a6ipieiern Der Ser. Stads
ten uno 9roBbritannien's anlpeIenb.
9ersli4e Oepei9en puroen apiI6en
ben bieiigen Spielern unb bes gropts
lpner S4a6club ausgetauI9t. Gums
berg 1agte: S9 CLAUDE, bas amerifdnis
lbe 5eam lit elm penig Itdrfer. Sas
Spiel nubm um 3 llbr ieinen Mnfang.
Oas Spiel 5tpii6en Piasburp uno
glddburn biloete ben Wtittelpunft bes
Snterehes uno i'm groben Saale mar
elm Raum abgegren5t, inn bas Spiel 5u
beoba4ten. 9latburn bebauptets, iein
Spiel itdnbe ausseaei4net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

" NJ, 5. Mdra.
Wonltgnpre Qn5inp, Spffaplun oes
SonI9s 9umbert, lit beute geitorben.
9f m. 9. MGr5.
Sine beute bon Or. Mas3oni porgez
nommene llnteriu6ung Der Wunbe bes
papites bat erge6en, baB bic Seilunq
raid poripdrts ibreitet. Der Bapit
bofft balo feline 9(uDien5en unp gmz
pfdn9e pieoer aufnebmen Su fonnen.
Der lmitdno, baB Or. 2apppni pieber
i'm Tdtttan iiberna6tet, bat gu pielen
neuen 8erii6ten gnlaB eegeben. geab
elnem bteIer 9erii9te folI Der papIt an
etnem &rebsgei4piir leiben. Seine
Ner5te itellen oies iibrigens entI6ieben
in Nbreoe uno iasen, Der patient babe
guten 2lppetit uno gebe raid Der Gene
fung entaeoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
Gin aroBes Giienbahnnnaliid

bat ii9 auf benz 8abnbofe sspreIt IiiSz
LID BON Yriifel 5ugetragsn. Der
S6neaSug bon Mons fubr nit boiler
8el9pinoigteit, ba er in SoIge pss
otdten Nebels ous Sulteiignal ni6t be-
mertte, in Der Station sSorelt auf ben
5rib5ug BON Sournap, Der bort bielt,
auf. Der 3uiammenitob mar fur1ts
bar. Die 2otomotipe bes GrprebSu=
ges fubr duf bic lebten Wagen bss per,
lonen5uges, bon ipel9en 7 itarf beI9G=
otgt puroen. Die 3abl Der Spfer bes
fur6tbaren giienbabnzu zungIHds lit
amtlif feitgeItellt ipproen. 0arna9
6etrd9t Die 3abl Der Sopten 30, Die Der
S1iperperpunoeten SO, bic Der 8ers
leBten iiberbaupt mebr als Sunbert.
Sas llngliid eri6eint Tim 10 grauenz
boiler, penn man bort, bab Der betrofz
fene 3ug falt ausi6liebli9 nit SGiiz
lern, jungen Saul fleuten, 8eamten u. I.
10. bcieBt mar, Die iicb in Der Sriibe na9
Sriifel an ibre gepobnte Mrbeit beges
ben pollten. Der Qlnblit Der tleinen
Spfer mar DIT ber3aerretBeno. Gine
tpeiblid5e Sei9e, oeren blpnber 3opf
gang nit 8lut getrGntt lit, bGlt trampfa
BAIT Elm gang tleines &inp umI9lpfen.
Sin Mann, Dem bas Hiidgrat eebro9en
puroe, bat elm tiefes 9p6 i'm S9doel,
aus oem unaufbOrlt6 8lut fliebt; cine
anoere MGnnerlei6e biloete einen entz
iebli6en &lumpen bon 8lut uno
5leii6, uno elm Srauentopf 5eigte bus
gan5e in 9lut i6pimmenpe Strn. Odz
Spii9en lasen 8erpunoete, tpel6e ein
berS5erreiBenoes 8e16rei uusitieBen.
Sine 9oupernante aus 8rii6el bat nur
eini9e Sauti9iirfungen erlitteu, lie lag
aber unter elmer Sermalmten Wtdnnerz
leiae uno Den Wee su ibr periperrte
Der 9ampftefel. Sas llngliid lit tur5
nah bdlb 8 llbr puiiirt, unp es tpiro
balb II llbr, ebe man ie aus ibrer entz
leBlihen Gage befreien tann. Sdbet
bat iie teinen Iugenblid oas 8etuuBt,
iein perloren. Inter Der 2ptpmotipe
iino 9lerSte bamit beIhGftigt, etnem
Srdulein bon Hupsbrpet elm Sein Su
amputiren, Inn iie aus Der einees
sfpGngten Sage 5u befreien. 9lber in
benz 4ugenblide, ais lie befreit lit, sibt
lie ben 9eilt auf. Sin Yrieiter ertbeilt
elmer anperen sSrau Die leBte Seluns -
audi lie bau1t in ieinen Irmen ben lebs
ten Seuf3er aus. Sine Dame pom
Hptben areu5e idDlsppt in ibren Qlrmen
Elm i9lperperpunoetes Wdo4en, oaS
aus 5panSig Wunoen blutet. Sin
SiatertutI9er bebt, p6ne lunee 81 fras
gen, einen alten beipubtloien Serrn in
Ieinen Wagen unb fdbrt ibn in elm bes
na6bdrtes 9aitbaus, no er gleicb bars
auf itirbt. Sin beipuBtloier iunger
Meni9 piro Bel Der 2otomotipe gefuna
ben, Der nur cine SautabI9Grfung an
Der Wange erlitten bat. Sagegen lit
feline goloene llbr in Der WeitentaI9e
10 platt gebriidt, oaB iie ni3t bider alS
elm 8artsnbldtt lit. Gine Iebr itarte
Dame lit on Der 8ruit 10 ibtper pers
lebt, eab ibr Der linte SuIen dmputtrt
iperben muB. Sin 9err, Der 6eim Sin.
treffen bes Silfs5uses Susegen lit, erz
tennt feline spei S0c6ter i'm 3uge. Die
cine lit unteripess geitorben, Die anbere
lieat i'm Sterben uno ipirb ais 9ei6e
,,,f ~ cSI;e5sn eirs2 ~(s;per C,oFs9 ~,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

nebmen Der Menge i'm @efdngniBbOfe
mar oerartig rob, baB elmer Der Brtez
tier, Pfarrer Melo9e, ibr ppm S9af,
tot aus 9prpiirfe MAIDEN muBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
NuSlaNO.
Sdtifdn.
SetreHeno bic Gciunobeit bes bl.
Satrrs.
9f 0 N. 4. 0llIrs,

& o m, 4. MGrs.
Der Bapit fat beute brei Stunoen
auBerbalb pes 9ettes in einem 2ebns
itubl susebra6t, pbne iible ssolaen Al
oerIpiiren. SonIt iii nibts gleues gu
bsri9ten. Seine Semperatur lit 98.6,
iein puls 72, feline 9ltbmung %.
Sein slppetit 1T gut uno bic MerSte
slaubeu, oaB ale Gefabr poriibsr lei.
H o m, 4. MGrs.
Seute 2lbenb I'm 8 llbr mar bas Be-
finoen bes Papites Sufriebenitelleno.
Gr iagie beute ieinem &apldn, Monz
ilsnpre 9lngeli, er babe cine 9ln3abl
3eitungsartitel iiber feline Srantbeit
geleIen unb ii9 sefreut, bab in alien in
a9tungspolem Sone bon linn geIproz
9en peroe.
q 0 m, 5. MGrs.
Ser pdpit, Der bsute Mor9en beim
s(ufiteben in portreffliber Stimmung
mar, ipiini6te, baB Die I'M @orsimmer
befinoli6en Siener Der MeHe in ieineu
eigenen 3immer beippbnten.
Splgenoes Bulletin ipurbe beute
Wtorsen llm 10 llbr ausgeaeben: &c.
Seili9feit berbrd1te cine ru6iqe Hdht
unb idlief mebrers Stunben lang. 9lle
natiirli6en Sunttionen, Der puls uno
Die &Orpertemperatur Iino normal.
IS lit ni6t nDtbig gepeIen, Die 8unoe
lpieoer 81 unterIuben. 0eute 9(beno
piro tein dr5tli9es Bulletin ausssgez
ben perben.
Der Yapit, Der um balb Elf ll6r aufs
geitanoen mar, leste ii6 I'm balb Spei
ubr gta9mittags lpieber an 9ett. gr
bat feline eeipDbnli6e 9ebsnspeiIe piez
Der aufgenommen unb iein Ysfinben, in
geiitiger ilnb tDrperliber SinIi6t, i'll
gut. gr fiibrte nit leinen 9(er3ten eine
lGnsere llnterbaltung unb sitirte Al
ibrem Grltaunen ben gun5en lebten
She'll bes Z. geIdnges BON Santes
.paraoies", ppbei er an perI6iebener
Stellen 9emertungen einflobt. pro-
fehpr WiaS5cni lagte lpdter: ngr lit in
Der Shat elm punberIamer Mtann.
Or. 2apponi bofft in alpei ober brei
Saeen oas glus9eben bon Bulletins
sana 9no gar einitsusn gu tOnuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
nnitnn !!

Sort Wapns, Snb.. 7. Mdr5.
Inter beIonoeren llmitdnoen lit Die
2eibe zines eeipinen Grnit Seinig am
persansenen Samstag @benp i'm Gres
matorium bes syriebbpfes 3inoentpooo
perbrannt poroen. 9einig bate am
80. Sanuar, in Solse bon ytieoerses
i6lagenbeit, tpeil er feline Stelung perz
loren bate, Selbitmoro begangen.
3lpei Wo1en pprber bate er Ieiner
S6tpeitsr, Der 5rau 2edner, seseniiber
ben @unI6 ausseipro4en, baB er, i'm
San er plOBlib Iterben follte, pers
brannt gu perben ipiinIte, unb lieB ii9
bies bon Der S6peIter perfpre6en.
syrau 2e6ner iebo9 lieB bic 2ei9e bes
8rubers besraben, ipeil Tie teine Jreuns
bin BON Seuerbeitdttuns lit.
glun aber iagt syrau 2e9ner, baB
ibr 8ruber ibr in elmer gfadt in Der
per9anssnen Wp6e i'm Sraume err
i9ienen lei. lie sefra9i babe, ipesbulb
iie ibre 8erlpre6ung ni9t gebdlten uno
perlangt babe, oaB feline 2ei6e ausgez
ardben unb perbrannt Deroe.
SieIer Sraum mabte. auf Srdu
2eu6ner einen 10 tiefen @inorud, oab
iie bic 2ei9e lusgraben unb Oerbrenz
neu lieR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
trrstTs Der A.tsstes,r.

s.s" s:u Der esaI's per saSss...,.c..-.-..sis@S
8 Utonats......... 900
9rbbere auJ.isen biaiasr
2oeat.IotiseHi
SIR isbs Belle grepisr Oasr Sersn Rss1 lsS
sxfts Ulal Is Gsuts.
Sstratss. unb Jobssantissn mit eSMAOl 50
ebus 6psRdb sl.0o.
ans.iesn. BE BEN Settle Der fatborti4ss AsyAs
iuspibsv fub. Hubeu tsiue aufaabmA
1n;eiseu ienos man fYats
Gems am Il1onta9 Utes
gen elm.
9sb3Stetteu aller 4rt prohtat uIS H1ls
\ausseflbrt.
Cffee: G6e Der 6. uxS Ssipas strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
9ie Wntb Der Jlutben.

barle It n, W. 8a., 5. Wtdr5.
Sds &anaipbatbul 1T beute BON elmer
Der i9limmiten lleberraidunsen beim=
sefu9t porben, bic ie bort porgefom=
men Iinb. gta9 mebrtdsisem beftigen
Megenpstter bat Der &anapba Gli
Niper in unglaubli9 turaer 3eit faii
oas sanse Shal beoedt. Gbarleiton
itebt falt ganS unter Waher. lin oas
,Staatsfapitol lit oas Wufer bier SUB
tief. Der Hotbituno in Der Staot III
lit 9roB unb Der Mapor uno Die tonaus
sebenben 8iirger baben cine 9iilfsitas
tipn er0ffnet ppn mo an bic Hotbleibenz
ben Nubrung uno &leiber gel4idt iperz
ben.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

the very smartest being quite garden
party creations. They are generally in
very light pinks OF srays. with black and
White satin spots.
But Tie iouiard which appeals to me
most at the moment is that which is real
~ suitable Tor morning wear. IL is made
IN black. blue. or navy ana white. K is
= bright shaac OF navy 1 lkc best. trim
med with white--White a.ace, Or tanetd,
for preference.
y litte frook / have in my minds eye
has rather large powdered white spots on
sa.oo;n, s.un-fsced ground OF darkest
blae Thc bodice disclosos a transparent
yost o. waite mus.u, with large tucked
Zeyc-s, c1d @emsutchcd lill OF white taf-
1es0, Wh.cI SECS right into the wais;.
which IS oac!tcicd bJ an arrow GarK-5lue
NaisiLanI, giving the ueatest possible d,
pearonco. inc sk!,t is tight ald long.
f1stcG4Es II tic SIDE with two tGcks Of
tie WE.tc, ana tiny llill OF The hem.
stitching u correspond with that on the
bodice. Tlis goes down the side of the
skirt, and Is continued round the hem,
forming tho most effective addition. and
yct not impagting an oyer-trimmed APP
pea,ancs.
4 saw this worn in the morning, with a
cream guiyure toque. trimmed with white,
Rad accompanied by q scarlet parasol.
How successful for one OF the few wom-
en- who look well ia mauye Is a lavender
toilette IN foulard. Here, again, saw
lovely example. the foundation being OF
pale lavender, powdered with black and
white satin spots. 1t seemed 90 have
KIND OF tunlc, or double skirt, outlined
with narrow pink velvet ribbon. There
xafag NEn s.F.. F..f-
nauve Chiffon at the neck, forming a sail
OF tie ana suspicion OF black velvet fam
cy ribbon running round the three-shaped
frilis Oh the skirt This was worn with
tip-ulted hat OF brown straw, wreathed
in pink alsd purple roses. completed by a
pink parasol and a buttOnhOle OF malma-
son carnations Of the same hue.
T.oSe mixtures Of pink and mauve APP
peal to M fancy where they suit. which
H.. OF ccsr5e, woman OF Dresden-china
type, With perfect features. and glorious
coloring
For afternoon wear there are many fou-
lard goNn3 with lace insertions. made AZ,
over giace silk or satin of some contrast
ms color. IN al cases the foulard Is eur
away from under the lace insertion. so
that the sl.E or satin lining will show
through The lace, and IN that way form a
most cf.cciise &lnd Of trimming. blue.
green. and white, for instance. looks
charming made up over green silk, and
trimmed with insertions OF fine black lace
We are reversing the order OF things this
seaSen-taat -. we are. a. l have Just told
,cu. wearing silAen fabrics in the morn
Ing. and cotton ones in the afternoons
FOR instaEce. there Is decided fancy for
lilac drills pale hlacs and mauves These
saie made With band bodlces, and. very
Often = npalin and lace inserted vest, and
- he OF write oe cciored crepe lie chine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

Then a very smart butcher-blue drill was
lined with mauye yilk, and trimmed with
q tucked front. and sailor collar of the
game. This IS a very chic mixture. when
well carried out, and created, OF course
by The master hand.
The craze for lowered muslins increases
every day. while grenadines and embroi-
dered crepe de chine are much In vogue
We drape some of thse diaphanous fab
RIGS. but we don't use an inch more mate
rial than IS absolutely necessary.
very beautiful gown for the Saratoga
races Is made OF painted muslin. with
trails Of pale pink roses In the design.
surrounded by foliage. and tied at inter
walls with true-lover's knots in pale blue
ribbon Al this delicate color Is repre-
scented by the painting on the muslin
which Is made up. by the way. over
foundation Of giace silk, in lovely shade
OF lettucc-green. The skirt falls very
gracefully from the waist, and Is not SO
skin-tight as tho skirts in cloth, or wolfe.
At the knees Il IS met by three cross-way
1ounccs Of the same muslin, covered by
z trelllswork insertion of cream SIX
blonde lace. Each flounce Is, Furthermore
lined underneath with an acknowledgement
ed flounce Of pink chiffon. which has tht
pretttiest effect imaginable. seen over ih'
muslin. lined, as it is. with iettuce-green
glace silk.
The bodice is quite a simple affair. Tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

yonc two pale blue quilts. painted with an
iris design I'm white.
Here is another gown which has been
made for the same lucky individual. 1t Is
OF pale dove-gray Venetian cloth, with a
very smooth silky surface. This gown II
made with long. graceful polonaise. Mt
ting the figure quite closely and smoothly
from the throat almost to the knees. inc
lower part OF the polonaise widers out az
most imperceptibly. and is flushed within
some three or four inches OF the mem py
fine silk fringe, In the sane sof- sh1oe
of gray. This fringe falls over an accor-
dior -pleated founce OF gray Glace slk'
which is arranged TO give ,bc appearance
OF an undersl;Ir,. The polonaise Is Dor
dered with this silk fringe all the way
round. end IN one side as far as the NIP
while the bodice part is finished with "a
bot OF cream Point d'Esprit net, ana
tiny chomisette OF pale-Sreen pahEe-
A hat Of gray r-inoline has been oruer-
cd 20 wear With this gown. IL is mace IN
a wide-brlmmed picturesque shape. anc .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

or any smart function. l have just seen
ono OF thse gowns. which is so very chic
that / am tempted to describe its charms
in full: In the first place. the cloth OF
which It is composed is very fine. and heht
in weight. and, although the gown has the
appearance OF being made with double
skirt OF cloth. I'm reality the underskirt u
of white glac6 silk. with only n shaped
fIounce OF cloth, some fourteen inches In
depth. cut very gracefully, and arranged
TO simulate a cloth petticoat ON TINS
fiounce there are three bands OF white
satin, ornamented with tailor stitching.
and put on little distance apart from
each other in a series OF curves.
The upper skirt fits quite closely round
the figure below the waist. but flows out
afterwards with a certain amount of ful-
ness. Where It falls over the cloth bounce
II IS cut with four points. like & poplum.
and strapped with wide bands OF stitcncd
,ybIte satin. There is n lovely iittle coat
Of the same white cloth. barely reaching
10 tho waist, and trimmed most becoming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

draped round the crown with sof. folds
Of chiffon, some gray, and some pale
green. These are tied in a smart bow on
the left side OF the hat, and held in place
by large pearl-headed pins. Under the
brim, and resting on the hair there is
half-wreath of pale-green roses.
l know / have told you great deal
about parasols, but l don't know if L have
mentioned that the most exquisite carved
ivory handles are being used. Remember.
however plain your parasol may be-and
some OF Fashions best are without any
trimming or fantastic rGchings whatever
the stick which accompanies II cannot be
too beautiful. Very handsome do the old
wrought-silver handles look in conjunction
with a gray silk parasol. CT On intricate
mass OF green chiffon.
Some very good jewelled embroideries
haze made their appearance of late, but,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

" with strappngs Of white satin' tailor
stitched. The coat is thrown open in front
10 show white satin revers. which are
strapped with cloth, thus reversing very
cleverly the idea of the trimming, as seen
in the skirt, and under the coat there Is
a very dainty blouse Of cream Milanese
lace. lined with hydrangea-blue elace SILK.
To carry out the blue there is a charming
little toque of drawn and gathered ny
drangea-blue tuile. lifted off the hair on
one side by bunch of forget-me-hots ana
one or two pale pink roses.
This tulle toque will be worn only, OF
course. If the weather be fine. Should
there be a rainy day, toque made en-
tlrely from a plateau of white rice straw
will be chosen instead. This latter wet
weather" toaue has a big bow In front
made entirely Of straw, and very smartly
tied. while IT has no other trimming De-
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lower part is slightly draped. ard drawn
down under very narrow belt Of lettuce
green velvet. while the upper part con-
sists OF a semi-transparent chemisette of
cream Indian muslin. finely tucked. and
crossed By insertions of cream lace. The
collar is, also, soft. transparent one,
made entirely Of lace, but threaded
through at the top with narrow black vel
vet baby ribbon.
Every fashionable woman has in her
wardrobe this year gown Of white cloth.
These arc suitable for wear at the races
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OUR W0MAN'S PAGE.
SOME OF TINE NEW rouLARDs ron
MORNING WEAR.
;OYHS MADE or EsUYE LINEN
Elaborate ParnsoI Uandies--JereI-
led Embroiderie -xarIons Fads
of Dalae Fashion--A Very Beau
tisuf Gopyn-sotes.


There is ore thing / don't think have
talked TO you conhdenually about. and
tha, 81 the new. elaborate foulards. which
are 50 PECULIAR 10. morning wear this year
They arc made soft, aad no longer set
snes teeth on edge. as The foularog OK
,oTe were apt 10 do.
f. CO course. everything is soft this year
and 30 can cling around Us In mysterious
folds.
Nov, there are foularjs and foulards,
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A Pittsburg woman has deserted h,1
husband. because, she says, she Is better
educated than he.
Prussian blue is made by fusing horses
hoofs and other animal refuge matter
with impure potassium carbonate.
beer tho mortality among them would
have been much less.
A Fail River OIass) lover has secured
a writ from court 10 compel the parents
OF his sweetheart TO Lermit the latter %
call.
General Wheeler is a religious man. ana
members OF his stan in the Cuban cam-
paign say he always prayed on retiring
for the night.
The japanese are taking TO cigarettes
very kindly. More ;han $500 worth
were sent TO Japan from the United
States alone last year.
Glen Cove, H. T.. IS rorn by dissension
over the question OF whether or not
handsome doll shall be rafied Tor the ben
eft OF the hospital building fund
Oakdale, Gown IN Oklahoma, was put
on wheels one day last Scek ard trans
ferred to another town mile and a hat
away. to which it was annexed.
out OF lib persons inoculsted against
the plague at Habn. India. only p per
cent. died. while OF those who refused 70
be inoculated 2G.6 per cent Sled.
Since the war OF 1894 the Chinese pOpu-
lation OF Shanghai has grown from 10000
20 10000. The attraction lies IN the macy
new industrial establishments
A Dickens OF me third generation hes
taken TO novel writing. She Is a JSrehttr
Of Charles the Second" as the eldest son
was playfully caliei by bis friends.
The business connections OF a family IN
Kirwin Kan, are rather suggestive. one
son IS a doctor, another = an undertake.
a third makes tombs,Ones. tad the wife
OF the latter is druggist.
A New Yorker tells OF his late quest IN
the biz city Tor apartments where ne
might rest undisturbed ~ n:snt. 81 last
he found an orderly nelghboFnooj, and IA
this peacefnl abode had Just eaJoyed tho
month OF peaceful living When he b@se-
ment OF the house next door Was Tented
as a bowling alley aud the top door a.
dancins- scadSnv.
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instead of being mounted over s lisss
ins. and such like rather harsh .,h,sSon'
they are placed on masses "a seh.
mousseline de sole, and otner e.ne sortness
RIGS. and this gives os,n'
which is universally becoming. over
Muslin fIchus are still as popular as evy,,
with muslin gowns they look delightfu' ~
equally useful. A great deal OF oeue ,a ,'p-
hon IS now being used in their ma"ui"''-