davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

one end. the oEher being sewed q the'
collar They prevent the collar from
falling down. vet allow sufficient space
for the chain and movement Of the
head. One collar in gray satin had q
Medfci collar Of face cloth. nine inches
high, with round revers. surrounded
by Laffiere flounce. do not care
especially for these two extremes, but
may fall in line when they are more.
frequently seen.
Soft silks are clamoring for recogni-
ton. and by the time draperies fiutter
in our midst we will be prepared to
give them joyous welcome.
You may indulge your fondness for
pastel blues 10 the fullest, for, without
doubt, it is to be blue season, and
pastel is the patronymic of every child
of palette and brush. The pastel
browns drop into second place, and
I've planned shepherds plaid skirt
and bodice with a guimpe of dull blue.
When it comes to the matter of hats,
am at sea, for there is nothing newer
than the rough rider shapes, and those
fitting far forward over the eyes and
crushed in at the back Leather belts
and velvet collars circle midseason hats
or dress up the hand sewed straw that
was bought in June.
No budget of news yet from Aunt
Hetty. When it comes, you shall share
It's contents. She is much interested in
the exposition, and | believe will be in
some way identified with the women
commissioners work I'm tempted to
try for booth privilege to sell peanuts
or. as we used TO call them. pindars.
Is it a good scheme?
Some of the more elaborate gowns
for cool days are embroidered in gold
and silver thread in what is known on
the continent as secession embroid-
cry" here and in London it is called
new art The work is done on the
garment and not. as heretofore. APP
pliqued. The designs are usually
sprawiy. but effective when either flow
ers or hieroglyphics are the motif.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

their work. Skin hleaches are dan
gerous, for nearly all contain mercury
or some harmful drug which. in sufi-
GENTLY large quantities. is poisonous TO
the skin. The better way to remove
tan is to consult a good skin specialist
who prepares lotions for that purpose,
as the summer rays OF the sun oft
times bring discolorations that simple
remedies will not remove. The sum
mer girl must not neglect her com
plexion. as exposure to the air ages the
skin.
MARY SCOTT ROWLAND.
New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

Design something as smart as the
smartest Olga wore the daitiest bod
ice 1t has been my good fortune to prem
enade with in many a morn. The recipe
ior Its making is so simple you ought
10 do the amateur act. a bolt of ribbon,
II yards of valenciennes lace and two
evenings. Sew the ribbon and lace into
strips from which you shape close fit
ting shirt waiEt, and snug sleeves. Fas-
ten together in front with fancy pins.
Swathe your neck in the soft lace and
plant an Alsatian bow at the neck !.
Isn't it easy? And such a dream,
Olga's was blue taffeta ribbon with
tiny black lines. Ribbon velvet in re-
settles would enhance the beauty of it.
Let me send you bolt of white or
tan. and use black lace insertion. It
will be just what you need for your
black point d'esprit skirt.
Jackets for early fall wear are of,
considerable importance and deserve
attention. Short coats are the order of
the day. They have not the trimness
of the regulation Elton, but almost lose
their identity beneath weighty Medici
collars, which have attained enormous
height, and full, fioppy revers extend
ing well over the small sleeves. Ac-
cording to the law of supply and de-
mand, a novelty chain has been intro
duced to support the high collar. These
chains are slender threads of silver or
gold, with crystal buttons attached to-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

A Direfu Prediction For the Spring
of 1900.

beautiful women. trick has been
turned which promises to revolutionize
color schemes. 1t is principally util-
lied for party frocks or to subdue TRIM
mings which are thought to be too az
gressive. Necessarily only diaphanous
materials will submit to the treatment.
The best example of the innovation
was illustrated by a white crepe de
chine, trimmed in butter colored chan
lilly lace, mounted over coral pink peau
de sole. Alone, the contrasts We're too
striking for harmony's sake. but when
pink tulle was applied to the back OF
the crepe and the lace OVERLAND thick
ness each of pink and white tuile, the
exquisite delicacy and warmth impart-
ed was delightful revelation.
Jeweled straps or gold and silver
chains are more favored than flower
garlands for holding up the bodice,
and this extravagant notion made its
debut ON the frock under discussion.
What a pretty idea for your mauve
tulle.
OF bodices might write indefinitely
without giving you many novel ideas.
Individual taste is always cast for this
important role. In general. sleeves are
tight, collars high and bodices are to be
worn outside the skirt Tucks are as
much in evidence as ever. An all over
tucked silk shirt waist. with sleeves
matching, is considered the very best
fall model. This is to be season OIL
buttons and braid. Remembering these
two things and that one Russian blouse
is essential. any votary of fashion may
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
"Hu. Pze dyin' fur you.s
sslV,,r shore AfoSc- -,

mo-"
'Hu. Pze dyin' fur you."
Fur shore, Moses2"
I'll dun amt den ! want to be struck
dead wild thunder"
''Honest?"
If l was lynn den let de thunder
comet"
Den won't let de engine smash
me to squash
Oats mo- reasonable Take my
han"
And they clasped hands and walked
up and down the track. each black
face wearing smile OF JOY, and each
heart full Of love which didn't care
a continental cooked hat for the crowd
looking on from the platform
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

the scissors, and ladies' Who ARE ii TIE
habit of having their hands cared tor
BY professional manicurist should
bear This in mind If they wish to avert
painful consequences. Always insist
that the orange manicure stick be used
White spots on the nails indicate a
arrangement OF the system. TO keep
the nails the right length, they should
first be trimmed the desired shape with
pair of manicure scissors, and the
edge made smooth With a very fine
manicure file.
Nothing is needed for the care of the
nails, except scissors. file, orange wood
sticks, rose cream, a pink nail powder
and an emery paper file. These can be
purchased in any druggists shop.
To put nice gloss upon the nail,
take little powder in the palm of the
hand and rub the surface OF the nail
with it quickly. ] prefer this to the
burnisher, usually sold for that pur-
pose.
HOW TO REMOVE TAN AFTER THE
SUMMERS OUTING.
The summers coat of tan if not re-
moved from day to day by the use OF
proper cosmetic lotions is likely to be
source of much annoyance to the
yhf, no har
time away from home. When she gets
back, she consults her friends and her
own memory for remedies to remove
the tan, and she usually is in despair
by letting it remain on her face. 1t is
very easy to acquire the tan, but diff
cult to remove it.
The best way would have been TO take
precautions early in the season, but
lsince it is on. use a good cold cream
every night on retiring, and when the
face is washed put little skin lotion
in the water with which it is bathed.
When going out in the sun pure pow
der should be applied to the skin, in
order that the skin may not become
leathery.
When coming in from walking. if
you feel warm, do not wash the face,
but rub little cold cream into the
pores and let it remain for awhile
There is no way to remove this tan
at once. but with patience until the
cold cream and the lotion have done
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
HAND ALI KAHN.

His royal highness Nawab Hamid
Ali Khan of Rampur. who has the dis
tinction of being the only Rohnllla
chief in India, not long ago travelled
down to Simla to have his picture TAX
en-, and the result of his journey may
be seen in the accompanying illustra-
ton. This young princes ancestors
have long been famous for their royal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
I'll fi0US EH0LD.

Martha Presents Another SsasonabIs and
AppetizIng Menu in Her Sunday Thesis.
Some Good Suggestion as to the AT Of
Serving Fruit "A Short Lecture on Eating
and Some Choice Recipes for the Cook and
Housewife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

OIL STAINS.

Cold water and soap Is said TO be
much more effectual in removing traces
OF oil than the more usual application
of hot water. assthat is quite likely TO
"set" the grease. MARTHA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
Wits .
A PERCEPTION probIem--and An
sWered BY Eminent Authority.

The following communication and an
swer taken from Whist viii be read
with interest by devotees of the Royal
game:
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Editor Whist:
Dear Sir: viii You kindly state your
opinion as to the correctness of the fol-
lowing play?
Hearts trumps tdeclared). North TO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
DoAn's KIDNEY PILLS.
Hard to Combat.

When we see it ourselves,
When hear it,
When neighbors tell it,
Our friends indorse 1t,
No better evidence be had
It's not what people say in Maine.
Or distant mutterings in California,
No deceiving echoes here
Wheeling people talk about Wheeling people.
Public opinions published for the public good
There is no proof like home proof
Read this statement made by citizen:
Mr. Henry Norton thirty
hnrr
indigestion
sanv Nctces Of Doans
in thinking they
the AZ
recommend Doans Kidney Pills good
and rel remedy"
DOANS KIDNEY PILLS for sale BY oil dealers.
Price so cents Mailed by Foser-Ailbarn Co. Buffalo, n
Y sole agents for the United States Remember the name
and take substitute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

DO write me soon. for need every /
kind of bracer to tolerate the heat !
and noise these August days. while | |
strike duty's anvil 10 obtain sparks OF /
clothes talk. Yours affectionaIely.
DAISY MAY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

ty and devotion to the British govern
ment. All Khan Is no exception TO the
rule Besides BEING an excellent tiger
shot and thorough sportsman, he Is
a noted Judge of diamonds and pre-
cious stones. This may be because az
the fact that from boy he has had
gems TO play with valuable enough 70
ransom king. But All Khan IS also
a highly educated and up to dafe yonna
man who has been somewhat OF a globe
trotter in his day and has met nearly
all the crowned heads Of Europe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
A GENTLE REMINDER.

They were sitting on the sofa-he at
one end and she at the other. They
had been discussing various topics and
the conversation was dragging.
"0h, MY" said he. suddenly. there's
a great deal Of space wasted in the
newspapers"
The girl looked down at the sofa and
saw how far off he was sitting.
oh. don't kncwl7 said she, mean
ing, "a great deal Of space is wasted
elsewhere than in the newspapers
A great light dawned on him and he
moved up close. All was forgiven.
This IS what might be called hard luck,
remarked the waggish individual as BIZ
picked up stray horseshoe.-P Philadelphia
Record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

Patrce-You know wHi Is training 10
rowing crew
Patience-is that ao7
Eyes, but | don't think much Of the
trainer they've got"
What's wrong with him7'
II heard him tell VIII he didn't know
how % use his arms. Yanlkara stalearann
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
40

Peach Ice Cream-Beat the yolks of
six eggs and a half pound of powdered
sugar for five minutes, shen add one
point CT boiling milk; place on the
stove and let it come to the boil, stir
ring constantly. Then remove from
the fire and add two cups of sweet
cream. Pare and remove the stones
from half a dozen large ripe peaches,
mash them through the colander; add
to the cream when cold and freeze.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

First kissing bug Wen. did you DO a
good business last nighf2
Second kissing bug No, ! tackled wax
woman In a display window and didn't dss-
cover my mistake until I'd kissed ali the
paint Off her lips. She aever budged and
! thought / had her Hobsonized. Il was
an awful dose-ohio State Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

Tomato and Cucumber Salad-Take
the tomatoes and cucumbers from ice
and cut them into glass dish in alter
nate layers, and serve with any dress
ing preferred. either mayoRnaise or
French.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

Almond Cake-Cream, one-half cup
of butter, add gradually one cup of
sugar and one small teaspoonful of al
mond extract; mix and sift one cup CT
flour, one-half cup of corn starch and
one level teaspoonful of baking pow
der; add alternately with one-half cup
of milk to the first mixture; beat the
whites of three eggs until stiff; add
and stir in carefully. Bake in a mod
crate oven
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

The preserving season is now upon
us. Though fruit is exceedingly scarce
this year, it is presumed that the eager
housewife will manage to procure some
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
He IS AGAIN IN FLIGHT
Esterhazy Was Warned by a
Detective.
A RABBI THE LAST VICTIM
His Resignation Will Be Demanded.
Dreyfus Was Angry at His Tx
animation : Beaurepaire's
Charges Groundless.

Paris, Feb 1.-Comte Esterhazy's
flight to Amsterdam to evade arrest
on the charges brought against him
by his cousin. Christian Esterhazy, of
obtaining money under false pretences,
has been the sensation of the day. On
reading the warning letter, which was
brought to him by detective, Ester
hazy swore and called the letter a
"canaillerie,' trick worthy of the
beasts he has had to deal with.
1t is understood that the hasty with
drawal Of the safe conduct granted
him was the outcome of his cavalier
treatment of M. Bertulus, the magis-
trate and of his refusal to give fur
ther testimony.
The latest victim of the anti-Drey-
fus party is the grand rabbi Zado Khan,
who is being denounced as the ring
leader of the infamous Jewish conspir-
acy against France" on the strength
of a story just published to the effect
that after Dreyfus was sentenced the
rabbi, at the request of Matthew Drey-
fus, tried to get through a friendly
Jewish officer in Esterhazy' regiment
some particulars of the counts move
ments.
LIE Soir demands the resignation of
the rabbi, and as the latter is virtually
state official. it is not unlikely that
the matter will become serious for him.
Curiously enough, the editor of LIE
Soir, which is one of the most violent
of the anti-Dreyfus organs, is him
self a Jew, named CASTOR Holonais.
According to dispatch to La Presse
from Cayenne, capital of French GU
lana, Dreyfus was so angry on learning
that Captain LIE Brun Renault had
asserted that he confessed at,the time of
his trial and degradation that he de-
clined to answer any more of the ques-
tions put to him by the court of cassa-
tion unless taken back to France.
1t is persistently reiterated in the lob
bies of the Palais Bourbon that the
committee of the chamber Of deputies
now considering the governments re-
vision bill has already decided that the
allegations made by Quesnay de Beau
repaire against M. Loew and other men,
bers of the criminal branch of the court
Of cessation are without foundation.
According to another rumor the COM
mittee's examination of the dossier
submitted by M. Mazeau, first presid ant
Of the court. on the subject Of M. de
Beaurepaires charges, shows it to con-
tain letters eulogizing the criminal sec
tion written by M. Mazeau's own col
leagues. The Mazeau dossier is also
said to contain a letter from M. Loew
declaring that the members of the
criminal section have received letters
almost without number, cont aiming in
suits and threats of death. NJ. Loew's
letter is also said to explain that he ap-
pointed NJ. Bard. who is an unmarried
man, to make the original report on the
Dreyfus case. in order that, if these
threats of violence were carried out,
whole family should not be plunged in
to mourning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
AFFAIRS IN SAMOA.
A Collision of Authority Between the
Gar,,,a., Caus, md tl,n Glainf I..sticn

German Consul and the Chief Justice.
Auckland N. r.. Feb. THE following
advices have just been received here from
Apia, Samoan Islands, under date of Jan
a. from the correspondent of the asso-
ciated press: ~ & @&
There has been no further general
fighting between the partisans of the RI
val chieftains since the last advices were
forwarded, except that party of Mataa-
fa's followers was routed in the bush by
the Malietoans. 1t is expected. however,
that fighting will be resumed, as Ma
taafa is arresting persons who have al
ready been fined and released.
The work Of pillage continues, among
the houses looted being vailma, the
home of the late Robert Louis Stevenson,
the novelist.
The exiled Malietoan chiefs were land
ed at Page Page, on the island OF Tu-
tuila the schooner on which they were
being unable to proceed to the island of
Manua, owing to adverse WINS. The Tu-
tuilans gave them hearty welcome and
made an attempt to seize Mataafas son,
who was on board the schooner, but the
captain put to sea.
There has been a collision of authority
between Chief Justice William L. Cham
bers of the supreme court and DR.. Jo-
anres Raffel, the German president OF the
III ~fApld. A1Sil d
German resident of Apia, who was arrest
ed for smashing the windows of the st1.
preme court chamber, was sentenced by
the chief justice to Imprisonment and to
pay fine. DIR. Raffel instructed the po-
lice authorities to release Herr Grosmuhl
whose fine was subsequently placed at
$1,000.
The German consul. Herr Rose. there
upon wrote to the American consul, Lloyd
W. Osborne, and the British consul, e. B.
s. Maxse, protesting that the action of
the chief justice in filming Herr Gross
muhl was an infringement of German
consular rights. Messrs. Osborne and
Maxse Jointly replied in their official ca
pacity that the proper tribunal, having
dealt with the matter, the eonsuls could
not interfere. More than this, they de-
clned to have further intercourse with
the German consul or the German m,i-
niclpal president, except in writing, or to
attend meetings except to consider the
acts of the municipal council of Apia, I'M
less an apology with full retraction was
offered for the behavior toward Chief
Justice Chambers. At the same time the
supreme court summoned DIR. Raffel for
contempt of court in releasing Herr Gros-
muhl.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
NEARLY A MILLION Loss
Fire Eats Up Block in Co
ltlmbus, Ohio.
COULD NOT CONTROL ii
A Four-Foot Fire Wall Was No OBJ
stacle to the Flames-A Narrow
Escape From Enormous
Loss OF Life.

Columbus, o., Feb. 1.-The most dis
astrous conflasration which Columbus
has suffered since the million-dollar
Chittenden hotel fire OF 1893 broke out
about 8 o'clock last night. Fine build
ings covering half "a block in the heart
Of the business portion of the city have
been destroyed and at o'clock this
morning the flames are not under con-
troll. The fire is thought to have start
ed in the basement Of the Dunlap
building, occupied by the Chicago
Bankrupt Clothing company. 1t swept
UP the elevator shaft and soon the
whole building was ablaze. The fire
men seemed to have little effect in
staying the progress of the flames. The
audience in the High street theater,
which is across the alley from the burn
ing block, was dismissed in a hurry,
and this crowd was soon swelled to
enormous proportions by mob OF
excited people from all parts of the city.
The fire communicated to the Jones
block on the left and the Soulder and
Bright building on the right, and these
with the wholesale millinery store of
Soulder & Bright and the store of D.
s. Ambach, clothing, were as complete
wrecks as the Dunlap building. A fire
wall four feet thick separated the fine
block of Green, Joyce & Co., wholesale
dry goods and notions, but this was
no opposition, and at 40 o'clock this
Thursday morning the fire had eaten
it's way through and was burning fierce
" in the upper stories.
At 11:50 o'clock, with scarcely any
warning, the front and rear walls of
the Dunlap building, as though rent
asunder by an explosion, fell one, on
High street and the other completely
filling the alley in the rear with bricks
and debris. Fortunately, the police had
keep the street fairly clear,Ior the loss
Of life would have been enormous. AS
it was, a number OF firemen were
caught while flying from the crumbling
walls.
Whitley Davis Is missing. Captain
Jack Welsh is badly bruised about the
legs and body, seriously injured. Otis
V. Kilbourne was bruised about the
head and body; he may die. John Don
ahue is hurt internally and has bad
scalp wounds. Charles Connors is bad
ly injured. Bob Kerrins is also badly
bruised. Al Reeves, Pat Sullivan and
William Swift are more or less injured
Miss Carrie Johnson, young lady.
was knocked down and run over by
hose reel. Her right leg was broken,
the bone being crushed out of all shape.
She has numerous other injuries and
is in a precarious condition. Scores of
other people were slightly injured when
the walls gave way by the falling de-
bris. The loss is estimated at $750,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
Will Form a Car Trust.

Chicago, Feb. IA special to the Daily
News from New York says A combina-
ton of the big freight and passenger car
companies of the United States is being
formed. The Pullman company was
slated to go into the union, but 1t is said
to be holding out at present. If the Pull
man company remains out that will not,
however, prevent the consolidation of the
other principal concerns. This deal will
be one of the biggest combinations of cap
ital formed In recent years The official
announcement may be expected within a
few days. Some of the car works in the
deal are the Barney, Smith G Co. of Day
ton, the Michigan Peninsula of Detroit,
the works at St. Louis and Madison,
Iowa. and big concern at Chicago. The
shop used by the Vanderbilt lines is said
to be included.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
THE CONTRACT SIGNED.
An American Syndicate Is In on the Nor
gan Concession.


Pekin. Feb. 1.-The final contract of the
mining concession of William Pritchard
Morgan, NJ. p, for the Merthyr-Tydvill
division of Wales, in the province of SEE
chuan, has been signed. 1t is understood
that the contract secures for Mr.. Morgan
in partnership with an American syndi-
cate and the Chinese authorities. control
of all the mines and oil fields in the prov
ince. The Americans, it Is added, provide
% per cent. of the capital. the Chinese
officials provide 80 per cent. and Mr.. Nor
gan is to provide the balance. Mr.. Nor
gan, it is further asserted. intends to
start with a capital of G1,000000. and pro-
poses to administer Szechuan on the same
lines as followed by Cecil Rhodes in South
Africa
1t was reported from Hongkong some
time ago that Mr. Morgan, in addition to
obtaining most valuable concessions in
Szechuan. had obtained. other very valua-
Bile concessions from the Corean govern
ment in area about zoo square miles,
where he and his associates were to work
all the minerals for 70 years, their build
ings and works to be exempt from taxa
ton, and all materials and machinery
necessary for working the mines to be in
troduced into the country free of duty.
The Corean government, 1t was added is
to receive royalty of % per cent. of the
net profits. ..-r