El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14

Ribbon crsvats edged across the
ends or all about with very narrow
guipure edging are pretty and ladies
who are very fond of fine sewing,
make cravats with elaborate ends OF
ribbon adorned with insertion and
edgipg.
At al exhibit of the London Vege-
tartan Sociesy's fads there were shown
sege table boots and gloves-to all ap-
pearances as neat. shapely and pleas
ing 40 leather. The material OF the
shoes is q mystery, but vegetar1ans
VOW it's purely vegetable.
-. It d is said beef that man. Arm Dsid
:: sG GOO on 1anssf fo se' ' rssidence
On Riverside Drive for the two days of
the parade. Mr.. Armour desired to
have house party OF his Chicago
friends to see the Dewey parade and so
rented the house as it stood.
Long thick boas and huge granny
muffs of cinnamon bear fur are chosen
by bright, pretty faced girls-and al
so by those who ara MOTTO wear this
winter. Both the muff and boa are
beyond comparison clumsy-but that
only delights the girls the more as
sheir fneness, grace and delicacy is
accentuated by the contrast.
In England, according to the actual
history of the wills of the last eight
years, women are more charitable
than men. for of all the wealth dispos-
percent was given for religious or
charitable works, whereas in the same
period the wills of men have bequeath-
ed only III percent of their wealth for
philauth ropic purposes.
A Kansas girl sued young man for
three thousand dollars because he shook
her hand so hard that she fell down and
broke her leg. The young man pleaded
the girls hand very enthusiastically
because he was so glad to see her
again, that he meant no harm and that
he had paid her DOCTORS bill The court
decided that the young man had done
the best he could to right the matter
and refused the girl her suit.
The people who always cross
bridge before they get to it, are now
worrying over the future when women
shall guide automobiles. They foresee
great public danger, arguing from the
we'll known fact that woman cannot
throw a stone, that she must be radi-
cally deficient in ability to guide the
impulses of her arms, that she has been
. very wobbly bicycle rider and that as
Q guide of an acknowledgements hor-
rofs will follow in the wake of her and
her horseless carriage.
At q reception in Berlin, given by
AMBASSADOR Andrew, D. White to ex-
President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison,
General Harrison met q lady, Mrs.
Birchard, who had been present at the
ceremonies inaugurating his grand
father, as president of the United
States. General and Mrs. Harrison are
having q right royal time of it on their
European trip. They were present at
the court fetes in honor of Wilheli-
nina of the Netherlands, General Har-
table, Mrs. Harrison at the empress's
and they all talked about Dutch
hymns, German songs and America an
battle-songs, SO it follows to reason
that what Dooley calls our national
anthem ga Hot Time" was probably
introduced to the august presences.
New Workers particularly praise
Japanese boys for house servants. Ac-
cording to people who have tried them,
the harder they have to work the more
they respect their employers, and they
are clean and quiet. They also have
the reputation of being perfectly hon
est with their employers but very much
Inclined 80 purloin from the neighbors.
New York employment agencies have
queer times satisfying people who come
TO them to secure servants. One mis-
tress will only have a Japanese boy,
another comes in and demands a tall
Irish girl, but will not have a red
no cd yuh O fri
Another woman requires q certain cut
of collar to be worn by her maids and
objects to stout servants. The general
demand nowadays Is for six footers for
hOusemaids, short woman-nO matter
how cspable-has little chance of find
in work in fashionable households.
We are getting to be q very tender
hearted people. We cannot look back
on the centuries before our own without
shuddering at many of the sights that
no one then was supposed to shudder
At. In our revered Shakspere's day
were public and dreadful and bloody, |
and men, women, and children looked |
On com ortably but now |
even though we have bull |
6gh ts at the very edge of our civiliza-
zion, we ourselves are such pitiful |
pubic as never has before been seen. |
In New York the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals insist
ed that snake show should not let
she snakes feed on live mice and frogs
IN public. The preventioner said
that II it were necessary to feed the
snakes live mice, It was certainly not
necessary to degrade and brutaize the
public by letting it witness the cruel
sight
Though good taste and fashion
gray-blue and pale blue
grav note paper-but never anysother
color. iasnaciatlv mot nink-for ali lima