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Commencement at Winston.

Special to The Post
Winston, y. c., May 25-Salem Female
College commencement closed to-day. A
cable message and letters OF greeting to
graduates were read from Principal Clew-
ell and Bishop ROndthaler. who ere in
Herrnhut, Germany, attending the Gen
eral Moravian Synod. Rev. DR.. Stag. OF
Charlotte, spoke on. The Conquest Of
Fear is the Basis OF All Scientific Prog
ress and the Cultivation of Love is the
Emancipation of Man" After his mag
nifcent Grafton diplomas were presented
10 siXty-seven graduates. Two Virginia
girls were among those who received di-
plomas. Miss Mamie Keen. Of Danyille in
academic department. and Miss Grace
Cunningham. OF Richmond. in instrument
TAI music
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CANDIDATES TO CONTEST.
Two Claim Election as Treasurer of Din
Widdie County.

trecis n The Post.
Petersburg Va. May 2s-The Commits
Eoners or Election OF DinWiddie County
net al the county courthouse yesterday
and canyassed the returns Of the election
held in that county last Thursday for
county officers. Owing to some alleged
!r-eEularIty at the Westboro precinct, the
Commissioners did not award the certif-
cat" o. election Of Treasurer 10 either of
The candidates for this office. The candi-
dates were John y. Harris, Democratic
Incumbent and :. Y Gillian. independ-
eaJ Gillian claims TO have been elected
tF some forty majority. II is reported
Ina, by throwing out the returns from
N~@tboro precinct Harris will have a ma
yaTlty ~ eight votes
Both Harris and Gillian have employed
counsel and il is likely that the election
O. treasurer Will be contested in the
Iu4Tf-
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CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Jesse Mick Lodged in Jail-Dr. LOngstreet
Dies from Horses Kick.

Special to The Post
Parsons. W. Va, May 24-Jesse Mick
as lodged in Jail here to-day, charged
with robbing a store and post-office at
Red Creek. this ccLnty. Stewart Flana-
gan, who was with Mick in the robbery,
escaped. They only got about $25 in
moTey.
Eight railroad surveyors, in charge of
Chief Engineer J. J. Jarey, of Greensburg
Fa., and j. Y. Patten, Cf Plttsburg, who
is one of the capitalists interested, came
here yesterday. and are working on Cheat
River Just below town. They seem to he
making a preliminary railroad survey.
DR.. T. j. Longstreet died at Fellows
vile from being kicked by horse. He
lived two days after the accident.
II is announced that Secretary of State
William NJ. o. Dawson Will be married
in June TO Miss Maud Brown, OF King
wood
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markabIe are which he had attained. He
came TO Norfolk inl is5. after having
been the spiritual guide and rabbi OF a
single congregation In New York for
twenty-five years. and was ordained az d
rabbi Of the Temple ohef Sholem here,
and remained in charge for over fifteen
years. Mr. Hecht was one Of the original
ten men VINO founded the now powerful
Hebrew order Of BNai Birth. He
leaves seven children. included among
them being tgo or three CT Norfolk's :
most influential citizens
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Telephone Rates Reduced,

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Cumberland, Nd, May 2s.-The Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company,
which has 23 subscribers In AlIegany
County, the major portion in Cumberland
has made a reduction OF rates In adding
new six-party schedule, the rate being
S24 for business houses. and SIS FOR resi-
dences. The lowest rate heretofore has
been $50 for business houses and $50 for
residences, on four-party line.
Postmaster General Charles T. Smith
has accepted the invitation Of Senator Il
kins 70 address the West Virginia editors
at Elkins On June 2
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HELD FOR PICKING POCKETS,
II. NJ. Bell Valves Examination Fire
Engine Driver Injured.
Special to The Post.

Special to The Post.
Roanoke. Va, May 24-In the CITY
Court this morning II. NJ. Bell, charged
with robbery from the person, waived ex-
animation through his counsel. Judge
Brand, and was sent on to wait the &C.
tion Of the Grand Jury. He is charged
with picking a mans pocket, and was a
member of gang following the German
Baptist Association.
X. II. Dyer, driver of the steam FIRE en-
gine, was dashed with terrible force 10
the pavement to-day while running TO a
fire The accident was caused by the
wheel of the engine colliding with a teIe-
graph pole. His condition is considered
critical.
Two Roanoke couples went to Salem to-
day, where they were married ut the par
sonage of the NJ. E. Church South. Rev.
W. II. II. Joyce performing the cere-
monies. The couples were Oscar Can
ninSham and Miss Pearl Thomas and NJ
P. johnson and Miss McKeever d. John
son.
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Shaft To Confederate Soldiers.

SleCial - The Post
Danville Va. May 2S.-On June s, at
Chatham. a handsome granite shaft Will
be unveiled with imposing ceremonies.
The shaft was erected by the Company 1
Memorial Association. in honor of the
members. dead and living. OF Company
i, Thirty-eishth Virginia Regiment This
splendid company WAS made UP OF men
from Chatham and vicinity. and follow
ed the Confederate banner from Bethel
Church 10 AppomattoX. The unyeiling
address will be delivered by Senator John
". Daniel Several companies OF mill
tary Will be in attendance
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A Democratic Triumph.

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HsT.~auhurg Va. May 2S-The official
'''En" show that the Democrats have
gained .omplete victory in this county
-aey have elected every county officer,
i'-r o1' Of five Commissioners Of Reve-
ne .'lr out of five Of the Supervisors
--@ o. The Magistrates. and a majority
'' 'a. 'ourahlcs and Road Commission
'.s Tie old Democratic clerks were re-
r''tf1 ay over 2GDO majority and the
r..'.t ana Commonwealths Attorney by
".L-' thousand
%" hottest tght was between Reherd
.'' present Republican incumbent, and
r'.i'''rf. Democrat for Treasurer The
'..- Tat Won by a majority less than
80 .A "a vote of about 5000.
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ANDERSON ELECTED MAYOR.
Interest in Bockbridce County Centered
on Lexington Msyoralty Contest.

Special 10 The Post
Lexington, Va. May 2s.-The election of
officers for Rockbridge County resulted
as follows: Sheriff, Thomas A Sterrett;
Commemorative Attorney, Robert Cat
lett; County Treasurer, Samuel z.
Moore: Clerk of Circuit Court, Robert r.
Witt; Clerk OF County Court A. Terry
Shields; Democrats, reelected without op-
position. A.W.Varner, II. A Lackey. y. II.
East, Z. P. Barger. J. VI. Johnston, Dem
ocrats, elected Commissioners of Reve-
nue. in the six county districts: John p.
Welsh. J. J. l.. Kinnear, J. II. Harper, R.
II. Buchanan. W. G. Mathews, Democrats,
and J. A. Wilkinson. Republican, elected
County Supervisors. The party fight was
made on these officers. With three aspi-
rants for Mayoralty honors. all Demo
Gratis, interest centered here in Lexington.
and great fight was made Six votes
ahead OF his rearest neighbor carried
James ID. Anderson through and also
elected his Councilmanic ticket.
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fredericksburg Notes,

Special 20 The Post
Fredericksburg, Va. May 25.-Mr. 6. s.
Nottingham, who died this week at his
home near Bowling Green OF paralysis.
rad passed his eighty-ifth birthday. He
was the father OF Mr.. 6. s. Nottingham,
jr-, OF Norfolk, managing editor OF the
Landmark newspaper. of that city
Cadet Gilbert Chase, Of Northumber-
land County, who passed his final exami-
nation at the Naval Academy in Annap-
oils, Nd, this week, stood eighteen in a
class Of fOrty-One
Mr.. Alexander Reamy, postmaster at
Buthaville, King George County, who was
struck by lightning a few days ago will
probably recover. though he is still In a
very nervous state
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EosuItiu Loudoun County

'.'a-iE. Va, Nay THE election IN
Le--..a County today resulted in he
'..... ot lae following Democrats n nm
.".f offices. SAenn. II. II. Russell /.
.."iaoH"raltls Attorney. T.. + Gar
'.'. Treasurer. II. II. Vandavautey- CIerl
county Court u. D. UamUs,ana,
.''a To-, Circuit Court. William \ Tis,.
,of Commissioners OF Revenue Jose.b
.t-~ II. Leith. Onslow Saun-
CO... Rodney Matthews william I. po,,-
and r. T.. p1fterheid Comfy SI,ns--
r. - Birch. George Frazier p
per, y. b. Peacock, T. B. James
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Cadets Establish Camp Devey.

Special 20 The Post
Lexington. Va, May 2s-The battalion
OF cadets Of the Virginia Military Insd-
tute took up their quarters yesterday N
Camp Dewey, where they will spend three
weeks enjoying camp life. with no aca-
demic duties TO perform. The regulations
governing the camp will be as far as
practicable the same as those Of the
United States Army camps. Owing 10 the
large number Of cadets this year many
new tents had 10 be added. The men will
bunk three in tent. The camp will he
illuminated several nights this week
An interesting game OF baseball ,ook
place Friday afternoon on the UNIVERSITY
athletic grounds between the lawyers ~
merchants, resulting I'm a score OF - to
IL in favor or the latter. :"
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COINER GOES TO JAIL.
Wife Too Ill to Appear Against Husband
for Beating Her.

Special to The Post.
Staunton, Va, May 24-The case OF the
Commonwealth against Clayborne Coiner.
the youLg man charged with beating his
siXteen-year-old wife. came up before
Magistrate GOchenOur to-day. The ac-
cused was out on bail. but appeared with
his counsel, Braxton and Wayt. The girl
wife was sick and no trial was had. To
allay public feeling Coiner did not ask 10
have bail renewed, and he wept as he was
locked up in jail.
The sentiment favoring the reelection
of United States Senator Martin is
strengthening in this section. Many who
have heretofore opposed him are Martin
men now, and his friends here are busy
pushing the Senator's interests.
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WANTED AT MARTINSBURG,
Authorities Think that Busey Com mmitted
an Assault There.

S1ec'sI . ne P0st.
MartinsbUrg. ". Va. May 29-CharIes
Busey, the negro who has been accused iu
Washington Of assault on Mrs. Hardy has
local history. The publicity given the
case brought II TO the attention OF officials
here. and inquiries have been made of the
authorities in Washington. In this place.
which is his home. the same Busey. IL is
supposed. and FIVE other negroes were
about A year ago charged with assault
on a twelve-year-old girl Of their own
race. The girl was at liberty pending the
triaI of four of her alleged assailants. and
was sent out of town by friends of the
accused men The case has never come 10
trial. and the prisoners were finally re-
leased.
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Lursy College Commenesmspt.
gDerisI 10 T.s Posf

Luray. Va. May 9.-The commence
ment exercises Of Iuray College. Rey. II.
n. Wharton. u. D.. OF Baltimore. Pregl-
dent. began in Main Street Baptist Church
last evening with an address before the
college by Rev II. l.. Qusrles. pastor of
Broadeus Memorial Church. Richmond
mis- evening the annual address before
the school vas delivered by Rev. II. H.
sherman. OF Luray, and tomorrow the
seieor ration Of the PhiiaIeihesn Literary
5oeieiy VII occur, with an address by
Rev. Z. Z. Ayres, D. D., OF Baltimore.
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GOING BACK FOR TRIAL.
Former Collector Charged with Embezxle-
ment of 81 ,00O.

Lynchburg. Va, May 2s-A Baldwin de-
tective arrived here yesterday. having in
charge Joseph Lawrence. who is wanted
in Halifax County, charged with the en-
bezzlement of sl.000 from a sewing ma
chine company for which he was recently
a canvasser and collector. At the time
of his arrest he was night watchman at
the PocahOntas coal mines. He will be
taken 10 Halifax for trial
Thornhill Gillian, young married man,
residing in Amherst County, near this
city, shot himself last night with an old
fashioned, muzzle-loading rife The ball
entered his throat and ne died instantly.
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L. H. Gibson for Mayor Of CuIpeper.

SpellaI 70 Il- FUsI-
Culpeper, Va, May 26.-In response to a
numerOUsly-signed petition Mr. Edwin III
Gibson has announced himself as candi-
date for Mayor of this city, 10 be voted
for June %, TO Ill the unexpired term OF
Mayor Barbour, resigned. Mr.. Gibson
will have no opposition. The published re-
port of the county election held here yes
terday failed 10 state that Charles NJ
Waite was elected CommonwealIl's Al
toTney for this county WITHOUT "lpCsi-
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waIkever for Democrats.

Special 70 Ths Post
Staunton. Va. May 25.-In the election
of county officers to-day the DemOcra tic
nominees had walk over" These wsre
reelected: Newton c. Watts, Sheriff
James y. Mcfarland. Treasurer; William
A. Burnett. CLERK Of the County Cour. ,
Joseph B. Woodward. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Richard c. Ker was elected Com
n,onwealth's Attorney. vice A. {. Gordon.
who declined a reelection. A light vote
was cast and quiet prevailed.
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Municipal Omcers Chosen.

'..r. 'H n" Post
Manassas. Va, May 2S.-At the election
- Yesterday for the municipal Office:
o.. MANASSAS the following were elected
'7 4. Taylor. Mayor; Council, F.
'.@eA W. c. Wagner. D. II. Prescott
j.. O.. Neir, J. +. Herreu. George Mad.
N D. Wolf, b. L. Merchant, and Mr.
p. I'll. annual meeting OF the Fauquicr
'.-'' re Insurance Company was held
-..' To-day and officers and directors
%" ensuing year were elected ! /.
'i ta.qller was elected President
-.'-' ". b. @ Shumate. Vice Presi.
-'... aud ". \. CoWne. Secretary.
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New Ruies at the Naval Academy,

special 70 Inc Vat'
Annapolis, Md, May pa new regula-
ton has gone into effect at the Naval
Academy. After 5 o'clock D. m no per-
son is allowed 10 come into the Academy
except residents. visitors with officers,
and those who wish 10 see officers Per-
sons coming In after S must be known to
the guards. and naval officers who are
not known 10 the scntries personally
bringing in visitors. must give their names
10 locate responsibility for their guests
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Shenandoah Couutv ....,,.

sps-lIlI % Ils F8Ef-
Woodstock, Va, May 2s.-UnofeiaI -
turns from all voting precincts "A sbsn-
andoah County show that Walker D.
publican. for County Clerk: spiker Pc
publican. for Sheriff. Logan, RspunIic.,
for Commemorative Attorney: Koontz
Democrat. for Treasurer, and U.nn
Republican, for Circuit Clerk. v4rs
elected al the election held vss-er,lav
The vote cast Was large. The Dcnlocratz
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Search for a Negro Villain.

y
Lynchburs, Va, May 2s-Deputy Sher-
IFS Eubank and Lewis. OF Amherst COM
Is. are In this city to-day looking for Wal
ter Davis. a sevenreen-year-old negro.
who was caught in the act of sssaulting
the tye-year-oid daughter Of Mr.. Zach
Dameron, Jr., Of Cornerstone, Amherst
County. Dsmeron caught the negro in
the d2stardly attempt. and was admins
tering a severe beating, when his wife
appeared on the scene, and not under
standing the cause Of the trouble, Inter
Iered snd allowed the negro 10 escape.
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Pair Ground B.rrooms Closed

Special 70 Tho Post
SUFFOLK, Va, May 5.-Circuit Judsa
Prentiss to-day confirmed the low
courts decision closing the seven bsy-
rooms in the Fair Ground. Sunolk's mos,
popular suburb.
The cornerstone OF Little Aid A. NE
Church was aid to-day The addness ~.
rIade By Prof. Wilson. formerly az 49,. a.
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Yves, yIrgiaia Editors to Meet.

Spcclal 70 lne fNsN'
Elkins. w Va. May 2S-The annual
meeting OF the West Virginia Editorial
Association will be- held al Elkins. w. Va.
three days. beginning next "Wednesday
The entertainment features include re.
ception by Senator and Mrs ElkinS. a
trip 10 Hu1tonsVille. the new terminal of
the West Virginia Central Railway. and
also a trip OF forty miles up the Dry
Fork Railroad 20 Horton. This road is
noted for the grandeur OF the scenery
along It's route The return viii be via
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opposition for other Offices. Aoout two
thirds OF the entire vote was cast and
the council election vas one OF the hot
test fEhts ever contested here Up 20 this
hour not many returns from the county
have been received but indications point
20 Democrats earring ali districts.
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Special Policeman Elliott. who Is sta
toned at the Ninth street and PernsyI-
vania avenue crossing. was Deputy Sheriff
and jaiisr at Martinsburg when Busey
was being sought there. Constable John
f Poole, Of Montgomery County has
written 10 Maj Sylvester that he has had
a warrant for Busey since last September.
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Lynchburg Foundry Raises Wage.

Special 10 Tie Post
Lynchburg. Va. May 2-The Glamor-
gan Pipe and Foundry Company has post
ed notices that II will. on June I. increase
wages 10 per cent. IN the pipe foundry de-
partment. This increase VIII aflect about
10 employees.
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Death ofa sIsaHton Merchant.

sgeeisl 70 Tsf Fosf
gtaunton. Va. May 3.-Afler a long
illness Sir. John " Bfyan. pfomlnent
coal dealer. died here to-day, ages sky
Eve. 1 widow and siz Children sgrvlye
him. He Was one OF S,aunt0ns leading
rnsn and 4 gallant meIaoSf si sss sssas
wall Brigade.
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Hon. T.. D.. MeredItI. In IN Health.

special 70 ID" fcst
Manassas, Va. May 2i.-Ex- Congress.
man J.. F. Meredith, who has been con-
fined 20 the house for several weeks with
stomach trouble, has gone TO Washing
ton. where he will place nimself under
treatment OF specialists
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Founder of B'sai birth Dead.

Norfolk, Va. May 9-Jonas Hecht
died in this city yesterday. aged ninety
nve years. He vas a notable man In
character, IN influence. and in the :e-
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CT zsus' Iicket1..,en

. .. t.. I.E
q, .'s'eT, Va, May 25.-The city Of
irs."F went Democratic In an
iHr Democrats defeated The citi.
s ucAet IN The council and had no
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N THE OLD DOMINION
Theory of Fraud and Bribery
Raised in Elections
NDypEyDENTS SWEEP WARWICK

liar Democrats Meet and Discuss
liability Of Contesting Elections -
mated Campaign In Luray District.
yh,r. Bribery and Drunkennes. Are
obargsd-hioh""na Blues hsorganiEed
Argumcut for New Trial for Wood.
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Personal Encounters Between
Rival Candidates.
MANATTACKED, REVOLVER DRAWN
Further Trouble Feared at To-day's Elec-
tioss In Warwick County Veteran at
Soldiers Home Cuts His Threat-Josish
simpson Hospital to CIose-snppiy ship
Glacier sails for Manlia-Southern Rail-
way TO Have Line TO Jacksonville.

Special 70 Tie Post.
Newport News, Va, May A-The pre-
liminary skir nish in the predicted cleo
ton trouble at Morrison's precinct, in
Warwick County, has taken place and re-
suited in a personal encounter between
Mr. c. F. Groome, one Of the election
judges of the precinct, who was ousted
by an agreement reached between the
contending factions, and Mr.. E. a. Allen,
a Confederate veteran, in which the lat
ter was beaten almost into insensibility
before his assailant could be restrained
by the bystanders.
Late last night there was another clash
between J. F. Boneweil, Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, and r. II. Mcintosh,
Republican candidate for Supervisor. The
latter claims that when he was returning
from a Republican meeting, Bonewell.
Who was accompanied by about dozen
men. met him in the road, grabbed his
hcrse's bride. and brought his vehicle to
q standstiH Words followed, and McIn-
tosh alleges that Bonewell drew his re-
volver and threatened to shoot him. To-
day Boneweu was arrested, charged with
assault He had hearing before a JUS
tice and gave bail for his appearance in
court Monday
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THE MIRGINIES AND CHR0LINES.

elected five out If six Commissioners Of
the Revenue. The Republicans gain the
offices of Circuit Clerk and Common
wealth's Attorney
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Lection In Newport News.

In this city the indications are that the
election will pass off quietly. Seven CoIn-
cilmen and City Treasurer will be eiect-
ed. Mr.. ]. NJ. Curtis, present Treasurer,
has no opponent. and the Democrats are
confident of capturing at least five of the
seven Councilmen. The most important
matter TO come before the voters is tie
question of issuing city bonds for 500
to pave the principal streets Of the city
Julius Vicktold a veteran at the Ma
tional Soldiers Home, who was 4 mem
Der of Company l, Sixth New YORK Rrei-
ment, during the civil war, attempted to
commit suicide this morning. He was
found in his room almost in dying con-
dition, with his throat cut nearly from
ear to ear. The old man was chief en-
gineer of the laundry department of the
home.
The Josiah Simpson Hospital. which
was built near Fort Monroe during the
recent war, will soon be abandoned. The
half-hundred patients now at the insti-
tuition will be discharged in about Two
months
The supply ship Glacier sailed from
Hampton Roads for Manila this morn
ing with a large supply of provisions Ior
the American feet,
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Ex-COV. HOLIDAY DEAD
Noted Virginian Succumbs TO
Stroke of Paralysis.
COLONEL IN STONEWALL BRIGADE

Left His Law Practice at Outbreak 1.-THE
tiviiWaf and Los; an Arm at Slsughter's
Mountain-serred Ia Confederate Con.
gress and Was Elected Governor in 1917,
Serving Through Exciting Period of
Debt Asitstion-Student and Orator.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

very slight figure, as we'll as over full
~ developed hips, which is extremely
difficult when the skirt is in one piece.
In such case the material must be
cut away around the waist for fashion
and aesthetic considerations do not al
low one or more 'pncCs" on each side.
A fourth form of dress is often chos-
en- by persons who have little taste for
novelties and do not like to depart
from the customary groove. This is a
skirt made with one seam, on the bias
behind, but quite fiat, without pleat or
gather. unless one prefers so depart
a little from the fashion and adopt
something more classic. In such a
case sufficient fullneas is given to the
skirt in the upper part to form one or
two fiat pleats on each side of the fast
ening. If there are two pleats. one
should overlap the other in such a man.
ner that only the upper is visible.
Shaped tlounces have been abandoned
but some skirts are made with a pep
double f1ounced skirt. Other SIX rts,
very tight in the upper part. are orna-
mented with embroidery and finished
off ait the bottom with a plain tiounce
cut round and with points falling over
soft tlounces of some other material or
fOunceS of lace or mousseiine de sole.
Sometimes the effect of nounces is that
of two or three tunics, one over the
other. The borders Of these TUNES are
generally trimmed with pmbroieries or
braid with stitched bias and a tiny
founce made of No. 8 ribbon.
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The very newest thing is a skirt en-
tirely covered with five or seven
flounces overlapping one another. These
flounces are cut in lamp-shade fashion.
fiat at the TOP and slightly scolloped
around the bottom summer skirts of
any light material may be ridged in
gathers in the upppr part. These gath
ers are preferred tn small linen pleats,
which were very much used last spring.
1t was an irnnovattrn that did net last.
1t was rightly CO.'S dcrcd that these
pleaits partly prevented the material
following the movement on the hips.
Skirts of muslin or ether transparent
materials will be for the most part IN
laid with insertion ar some kind of
open work, SHOWING the underskirt of
faille. Chartilly Lac. is much used for
these incrusta tion2