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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Terrence Herman builder. OF No. So West Ninety
thrd-st has filed petition In bankruptcy WIN ia
hui,,e. Of So 49, Of which S327O is secured 10y mort
.ooos and actual assets Of 5000 equities in real
1sta,e He owns his home No G5 West Ninety
thi~d-sf valued at 81. go and mOrtgaged Tor SZ-SV
and also No 23s East Fortieth-st.. valued al $'N"
and rnortgaged for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
The Greater Inclination.

A u T II 0 R s
6 B O O K S
Thomas Hardy was an arcM'
tect before he wrote Tess Of
the D'Urbervilles;' DR.. A. Conan
Doyle was a physician before he |
created Sherlock Holmes; and|
now to-day appears The River
Syndicate ($1 25). capital series
of intricate detective stories, by
Charles E. Carryl, who was a
banker before he even thoughto OF
this book. or of his famous "Davy
and the Goblin. "
Byron stirred the heart OF Eu'
rope over the sufferings OF Greece
in the early part OF this century,
and now. at ITS close, another
Englishman, f. F. Benson, Isl
giving us pictures OF the same
fierce struggles in his novels.
1.-The Vintage appeared last
year. To-day comes The Cap
sina ($1 5O), a graphic romance
of the Greek War OF lndepeno'
| ence in 1S20-21.
| Thackeray always said that no
one should write his biography
but in place of this, his daus'i'e''
! Mrs. Richie, has prepared a do,
| graphical introduction for ea'n .,
his books: and in Denis DuVa'
| ($1 ~, just published, she gives
a charming picture OF the grea'
| author S later life. This blograpr|
| ical edition of ThaCkeray'S woiS >
includes 13 volumes, OF winch
"Denls Duval" is the l2th.
These books are published .!
and may be had from HARrtN
I&BROTHERS, FRANKLIN SQUANh
INV YORK CITY, or from you'
| bookseller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
cr1cAco ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC MEET

Al the meeting Thursday of the stockholders OF
the Chicago Rock Island and PACING halfway Coii-
pany j. Nj. Johnson was elected thl'u N0eP''
d,r, and II A. Parker and Tracy Dows were
a,,,od directors " the company. Mr. Parker takes
,a rlaca IN the Board of the former vicepresident
and general manager. W. II. Truesdale, now pres
dent of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana NeslelM
road and Nh BOWS chosen 10 MI INC NdCa4lO
caused bv The dea'f Of David Dows, IT., ne ISua'
Quarterly dividend OF IA per cent was declareu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS
At WORK ON THE MILK TRUST
DIFFICULTY IN WELDING TOGETHER so MANI
SMALL. INTERESTS

The MANS for the formation OF mix uuS'
continue but yet no actual orS"iiiA"' ,
,aroA On welding together so many smaii
"a m some cases unsettled interests that inc
outlook IS not cheering for those who nave 'ne
work in hand The Tribune has told OF the enoi'
made TO form a giant company to control the pus'-
ness in New-York. but as yet this enor' mas "o'
hoor successful Various large interests are al
- hourever and II is believed that in time
enough dealers may be brought into the compina-
lion 10 warrant the starting OF operations IirSS
trouble has been met I'm getting hold OF the 9dliS
,sen and Getting them to agree 10 a conSoiida'0h
Of interests Ii IS said that certain fnadeI3hi,at
Interests are involved In the Undertaking, ana II
is Thought that by careful work COMBINATION
NAV he erected even II II is somewhat unwleloy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
INCORPORATED ~ NEW-JERSEY.

The articles Of incorporation Of the international
Steam Pump Company were filed yesterday win
the Secretary OF state In Trenton The capital
stock Is placed 1T $4,000 and the incorpofai0Ts
are Wilson T. Marchbank. Charles y King ana IS
y schfff Of Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
Historyof Yiddish Literatur.
in the XIXth Century.

By LEO WIENER, Instructor in the Slavic
Languages at Harvard. Svo. $500 net
An essay in an entirely new field Yidish
the language of six millions Of Jews in Russo
and America and this study Of its very genuIn,
literature will prove Indispensable to the studss
Of Jewish thought It's history also suggests n.
terestng anaoges with modern Russian letter.
and throws a food of light upon the mood a
the American Ghettos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Mason 1smo pp. 100 Doubleday & Mcclure Com
panyD
A VOYAGE TO THE MOON. BY Monsieur cyrano de
Bcrgerac 1smo PIP. 2i9. doubleday & Mcclure
Company
FROM REFER TO REAR-ADMIRAL4 "reminiscences
and Journal Jottlngs Of Nearly Half Century II
Naval Life. BY Benjamin +. Sands. 1927 10 1874.
l2mo DID, 3os CErederick A. Stokes Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
Mem UIbliedtlons

~<r~@(( <N|/T|-g ,AnES SUI
nOOKS-Au OUT-of-PRINT Booho =. I
ID Piled no matter what suejec, .snsSisdsss -
rli over as the expert book nSst suOp Birnns
y,ote wants BAKERS GREAT BooN'i
ham England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

rnhraim Solomon. Walter J. Cohn and William l.
Cohn. who composed the firm OF Cohn. Solomon q
co manufacturers OF trousers. formerly at No ~
broadway have filed a petition ID bankruptcy Win
rahiiities of $50. 403 and no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
D. APPLETON & CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
General Sherman.
Rv General NJ. F. FORCE. new volume IN
The Great Commanders Series, edlted oS
General JAMES GRANT WILSON. VII"
Portrait and Maps. Emo. NIOth, T''''

The author this volume. pracoed WIFE, o him In
NJ ehermans division cOmman iers. accolpaH'u r., -
tho Atlanta campaign and in the march 10 ue 50 hi
no slight compliment General Force 10 say o"n -
o.-a1b,, Of sherman maintains the hlgh eFfl %. III"
which characerizes the entire series ana ILL., LIN a.
- t,dCronf Of General Sherman In selecting u',' -
- bie hioor,nher Several ~ the conc uling ofl
,ers ~ he volume were written by General j. - - O.
- rnorc., of the author owing to temporary u.s.
beaih and his desire delay its aP'5uahe, 10 M
nea" arnrrebonsive and compact biography or the -
s,,s Older contains among other i~atnr'- th' w
,rc,rate and complete account Of the bli'lr q" ~
in which sherman played such an important P-' ~
has appeared in print.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
coppop4TyOy Trust COMPANY.

Tho CORPORATION Trust Company OF Delaware
hos been Incorporated under the recently enacted
CORPORATION law Of that state with capuH OF
500 ooo and has opened local offices at NO o.
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
.etters to a Mother.

D., s1-cAv B1OW. author Of symbolic Ed
ucation" The Notices and Commentaries
of Friedrich Froebers Mother Play ne
Songs and Music Of Friedrich froeoei :
Notber PLAY" etc. The International Edu-
cation Series. 12mo. Cloth. Sloo.
The object Of the present book IS to explain IN
addressed 70 the general public the philosophy ~
rs author finds il for this purpose 70 az
tbc most ur.)rtant doctrines after the otlrt n 80
- soreiored in the Nutter and Rose laefer, ana snow
the,r EQUIVALENTS in different systems OF toukt
nrea In some cases systems are In harmony VIII
L'roafel and In other there Is proIvunu uaat
ment II we'll FOR all students OF ne LIE tbejr
daa1en their knowledge NJ his principles by seeing M
intimate consequences and understanding no" my apP'
to practical questions in the instruction o' the SOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

The publishers The Fairy Land OF ocieneei ~
Tho ssssnce Of the talented authoress nave c'lei @
W. ,ho orginaI volume adding more or i'ss
extended notices Of the latest scientihc dsoIees
dcnsrtments treated and simplifying with fuier ueldi
such horizons grown In importance anu
aimee the first publication Of the work more man
,.asrs ago careful revision has as far as pacCdDls'
eliminated all errors and also all words Mn' on no,
I'LL 70 be- easily understood by children In the lnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

Mrs. Humphry Ward Is writing introductions
for a new English edition OF the Brontes' novels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

ewvMa TO the demand }"
space in the Sunday Cv.Su@s
Advevtisevs wM coNI" l..
great {avor by scNdSAH w
THEW COPY at tho saT~'"
moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

NJ Pierre Lott whose retention in the French
navy has obliged him TO relinquish MS propoSeu
tourney through Persia and AfShanistan IL al
,orl, unon q volume describing that queer spot In
the Pacific. Easter Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
NEW AND REVISED EDITION.
The Fairy-Land of Science.

Nv ARABELLA b. BUCKLEY. author OF
Short History Of Natural Science bo'an-
ical Tables for Young Students etc. Illus
trated 12mo Cloth S1.oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
Bv BerWen Banks.

Nv ALLEN RAINE, author Of "Mifanwy'
Welsh Singer" Torn Sails" etc. No. 100
AnnIeton's Town and Country Library. 12mo
Cloth, 500: paper. 20 cents
Allen Raine has revealed field 70 novel rSadeIS
a. Ria sensitive and vivid sketches of village life IN Na
lie has never the mistake OF sloordinatng human
interest 10 environment, but his characters a"ays &
~ wow and their individuality Is felt throughout By
pruan Ranks will found represent sire thenhg
80 he authors hold upon readers and broadening OF
his powers
These books are for by all booksellers or they
iii he sent by mail on receipt OF price by the publish
D. APPLETON & CO.,
70 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. George Meredith's first published proou'', s,a
,s said to have been an article on hoSa ,uN,,. :,
10 w -, =, verses entitled "Chilian Wallah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Byron's apartments in his old home. Newstead
have been preserved exactly as he left them by the
two owners who succeeded him The theory that
ill-fortune attends the holders Of abbey lands
seems 10 have been proved In the case OF Newstead
THE London Chronicle" reminds US that boru
Rvron sold this property in 1878 to Colonel Wild
man whose trustees sold II about thirty years
later 10 Mr. Webb n famous sportsman. Coionei
Wildman died childless and Mr.. Webbs eldest son
died under very melancholy circumstances az cam
bridge while an Undergraduate, and Mr. Weoo mas
lust died abroad leaving however another son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

The American Consul at Malta says that une
army there buys lot OF mules every April an"
"a, - as much as S72 each for good ones As
he american mule Is superior 10 those IN Malia
there is a chance for some breeder ana exporter III
this country 10 make a sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Among many anecdotes Sir NJ. r. Grant Dun
tells this in his Diary: During conversation
I'm a smoking room about American orators, NeD-
ster Calhoun and others had been discussed, when
(Sir WILLIAM Gregory remarked Ana sumner
was not he too n considerable orator? NO re-
nlied Bret Harie he was a great deal too cold
ana academic But surely, rejoined Gregory
he sometimes stirred himself up with long pole
and became impassoned' IF he did, was the an
swer. 1T was always with the North Pole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

The substitution Of aluminium wire for copper for
carving electric currents has already been re-
sorted to- h consequence Of the present high price
~ the latter metal. And 1t IS now reported that
0rr, which has a contract for a seven-mie power
transmeson line for South America IS getting esti-
nates on aluminium the whole line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
To Niagara Falls

watkins Glen. Buffalo. Rochester and
Geneva. Round-trip sls from Richmond
VIA Baltimore. Leave Richmond FRIDAY
June 90. 1852 via Southern Railway. 40
+. A.. connecting With steamer Dan
vllie." York River Line. at West Point
and with special train from Baltmcrs
camden syauonj g.gs A. 81. Saturday.
July lst % which vii b. attached through
Pullman parior cars. stop overs win DO
allowed on the return trip az Ruraio
Rochester Geneva. Bprdeto Watkins
Glenn. and Maueh Chunk (Gien Onokc.)
SIDE TRIP 10 Thousand Islands only s. %
round-iIiD from Rochester l. Alexandra
Pay Thousand Island. good for i've days.
MOI 20 cxreei limit Of Niagara fals
ticket. Tickets Will be vai& ror retura
trip eleven days from Richmond incird-
ing day Of sale. For tickets. stateroOns.
and Pullman car rcsrrvaticns apply 10
e.. ". Westbury. Travelling Passenger
Agent Southern railway. - east Mpln
street: RiChmln nj Transfer Company. M3
east Main street. Richmond. or address
Arthur O. Lewis. Southern Passenger
Agent p. and o. railroad. Norfolk, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.


So Fulton.
Dir. John Clarke an elderly and highly
respected citizen of Marion Hin Hcnrco
had narrow escape from serious injury
II not death ON "Wednesday morning
about $3.50 oclock at tae g.. and d. ral-
road crossings. near the Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Company Works
lie MAS driving to town in his buggy
and his horse had stepped on the track
81 front ol q shifting engine when with
great presence of mind he threw the
horse hack on its Launches, just missing
the engine hy hairs breadth The
frightened animal then came near back
ing down steep cmhankment
Fortunately. tho man. buggy and
horse am escaped injury.
Donahuo Hau on Thursday might was
scene OF gaely and of much enjoyment,
the occasion being "cake walk for tho
benefit OF So. p8ulcks church
The spacious lawn 90 the corner OF
Jinh and Louisiana street was hlcd with
people waiting for the grcat event. which
took place O. $3.50 sharp.
Miss Mary Feay AVID sir Emmet Pagan
were tie leaders. ana quite number OF
young ladies and gentlemen took part and
very wei did thfy Do ihelr part
The judges who Were prominent busi-
ness men Of Fulton. AFTER con ldcrable
time awarded she cake 60 TWO lftie "tote.'
little Miss Helen OConnor and Miss Nei-
lie Knight. aged three yelrs
These tao little misses received more
applause and recalls than amy Of the
other participants. The judges decided
that honorable mention should be made
OF the very artistic manner Ia which Miss
Eloise Davis and Miss Lena schardt took
part IN the walk.
n should be said Of the two winners,
the little tots Helen and Nellie that
one WAS handsome blonde. and the
other a very pretty brunette.
Bonnie sullivan also received much
credit and applause.
Rev H. cabe Uening, pastor OF Fulton
Baptist church viii occupy his pulpit
both morning and evening. His subjects
for the day viii be as follows: y A. ~.
"1'he stfueglef =. NJ. 'IAfe's Danger
ous voyage.
The Rss J. i. Routtsn. pastor Of The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
IN STAUNI0N
.asH-
John A. Alexander to Wed a Georgia
Girl.
many RICHMOND PEOPLE THERE
4 Number OF Educators Are Taking
Vacations in Europe This summer.
\ Beaten wife Now Clings 70
Her Husband.
many RICHMOND PEOPLE THERE

ID
STANTON VA june 80
Ynyiiafions have been received from MT.
~, ,t.. 1ernrs ttl.n soimah. OF Pow
.t. ,....r..no of t1fir
Ger Spi'"s3 '-' f.v-
daughter, taHi' ''''~' "''
anlfr. OF this ciIt.
rt..l.. ...amn and children
...f. Oh, kv.st Wire
nave
a.nla.
n.vff rursfen. OF Richmond, spent
tt.. Id o. I.ft
sunday h'." '''
MaJ and Afs james Do l'o'''s ''"
returned homo al.tr % Fisi- io meg ''7''''
81, d. .fr-
,.,...f.. 4.ff of pirh.
misses i'' fs. summer with
mono
iNeI N..'.' 90 ..... .t,ar, and Keth-
', .'.....-.' ~ l.e VIRGINIA ice
iSn "a. ..,. ...- s.,.,ts, for
lnai- 81" 'i'''e' 49,. t'.. e..l' take
bt,'",i'' .,.. ...,,,.,.. month";.
eil ana i-" ,f...,o
a"a @'7a ~eif.' .l te-rr,-.
warren ~ .-., ..1 sstnra., Ior
,N ..'
re 4. .,.,.. t,.. returned 10 his home in
r..en,c.f
C0YNER TAKES LEAVE
claiborne Conner. Who returned last
,yrsk though ur4er bond 90 stay ont
~ mo state for Hvs years. was Kept in
,lU some timc but was released and
ieft Immediately for Newport News. Ar.
Coynors oueuse WAS seriously beating
lis wife, formally Aiss LULA Wa.'s' ol
this city. Who entered sAil TOT "l' ,i..'
bot is now anxious 10 follow Aer nus
band. ,. .,fs g.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

and many thincs Keep apacc with it, but
there are some things running ahead
and the now Graphophone and Records
head the list. The improvements IN THIS
line have been wonderful Have You seen
and heard them? 80. well come right
down and let ms show them 20 YOU
come whether you wish 90 buy OF not.
Keep abreast with the times. Walter ID.
Moses & Co., 100 Main sect. !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Mr. HUNTINGIONlS GIL


de SHOWS "te'' i"'e'es' gu ''i1 10
lielolmatorl.
The GOOD work which the Laurel Rec
h.. .-.. Ga f..,- f,~
the boys who nave gone "7
recognized uy tle people of inc Wh.l'
Stan. 1vh.n a b,r Inns committed %
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. ,... ..
io.ln.1 "No i.a'' d."
fm c.uzen blt W he pe Nl cd
IeaiIeHtart, intir .'
hardened rrHi'..'ar "'.N
sentence "i.No--
H'a .A'll Da-''
'..''" .. .......
.- I., D.. sill
... ..........tt.,g a hardened
....
-r.. aIlrol r.rarmatorr undertakes
t, reclaim rom crime hors committed
fl ts cane. t0 rite rnm liberal eiu-
cation. n te..h th.m useful Fat.,
and .0 mcmrate moral principle.
Th. institution h.s boon f1 Hco .ll
fi.t friends 0f Obj. oo.or0t race have
undertaken to establish similar in.u-
tuition n Nirin'a f'' .nfri ''N'' VINO
' "
n''
,r ..l.
.. ...l...I
..t.. ...s
......f.. .t.. r. Ink
r.. +....4 r.-.. p.tf.r ls .f.-
.....t O.. rr...r.- county ANIL upon
..,.t ... ~.r.--,f.u. url n. located
- r.r,-.... r....r f-.r ffr Imnt-
...- fl. rr. if.t surih shows what
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

Tho fourth week ~ vaudeville Of The
Auditorium which opens tomorrow night
promises 20 ec'inse an others. The bin
has been lengfhcnd by the addition o.
another act. and under that arrangement
an entertainment VIII be given equal
10 any ever seen here at advanced prices.
Manager 1eaih hrs received much de-
served credit FOR his successful e1oris
IN giving 10 amusement lovers just ~hai
thcv want. and be says IL will be his
aim TO go even farther along thar Ene.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
SUMNER PRICES PRryAl
Throughout our Carpet, Rag aad Art. Square
Department.

Prices that are made for the purpoe.
OF reducing this stock before tho receipt
of new fan styles The remnant pieces
are go Doe sold at closing one prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3t5 E. Broad Street.
SUMNER BARGAINS N WASH GOODS.

Lace Checked Printed Organdies orlgi-
nai price Sc. and lVc.. reduced % Be-.
Nard-Nide percalcs. fast colOrs. Sc. and
loc value. az DC.
Printed Embroidered Musllns. az 12isc.
lTlsh Dimlty, newest COl0rlngs at PIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
NTRA NuUfS N NHlTf GOODS.

800 yards OF Heavy Bedford Cord Piquc,
made 10 sen at Iic. special price. Zoe.
Faucy-Stupe Corded Piqucs, 25c. value
az llc
Lace-Stripo Muslin Anoyors, very fine
az -C
f0-lnch India Linen Zoe quality. 40 .ac
tonch india Linen. Ice. quality, It
l2i.c.
Persian Mui's at Toe 20 zoe. per yard.
sheer India Aincns. special values at 6c..
Toe. l-c, lic and 40c
is-incn French Nains0ok 25c. value at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
SACRED SERVICES.
Exercises nc the Y. VI. c. 4. and in the
Churches To Day.

Mr. Niwa. formerly General Secretary
of the Toxic 9apan) Association. an or
sanizati0n Of eight hundred members,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

This organ has a deal TO perform. ana
ln its en0rts 10 do It's work properly.
gives us great deal or trouble pain and
anxiety. When the liver fails 90 proper
ly perform its functions disease begins Go
show itself in many symutoms-as sick
headache dizziness. pain n ine back AND
sides. billion ness fever. chiis. dyspepsia.
indigestion. etc.. ctc. Dom. try any toms
porary paiauves thus postpoulns a. cure
but assist thc liver right away 90 throw
on an distractions and 10 "a proper per
Torrance of its work This can De done
easily with Dr. Dayids Liver PILLS. They
act well. pleasant and harmless They
con be given 90 child. as wei as to
grown people. Dr. Davids Liver pills
are harmless and very efficient. ana
whore they are once tried they become
the household rGemedy
ut made the tears come more than
once said The editor % one Of our pa
pers after reading "Bobbio" At the book
stores
Robbie" Is By a Richmond lady Pure.
beautiful ana ,hulllns. Al the book
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-19
THE CENSOR.

Golf has supplied the missing Inks
OF outdoor sport.-New York World.
Evidently the trouble between Dewey
and the public is merely lovers quarrel.
Chicago Record.
Under cover Of the war in South Africa
Lord Salisbury has let himself be squeez-
ed out Of Standardization News.
Happily the football season is practi-
cally ended. The world can now turn its
attention to the quieter events Of war;
New York Mail and Express.
It would seem that in handling its CO.
lonial affairs the Spanish government did
nothing we'll. Even its maps Of the is
lands it recently possessed are wrong
Cleveland Leader.
Actual war has demonstrated the fact
that the automobile will never wholly
supersede the horse. Just think OF q
starving army eating its automobiles
San Francisco Call.
When It is considered that among the
ruling classes in Chile it Is usual to drink
IT whisky cocktails before breakfast, It
Il not to be wondered at that cockfght.
ing is one of the principal amusements.-
st. Louis Star.
The proposition to have the police OF
New York take a census Of that city ST.
simultaneously with the government emu.
merators has much to commend it and
night be followed to advantage In many
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-19
4 Ia MODE.

Ilstletoe 10 an adornment newly adopt
sdeby. the u,illiners.
3Velvet Gowns are to be among the
smartest Of the costumes worn this win
Ter, -,
New satin matelasse gowns show opal
and moonlight effects in faintest sea
green. tea rose and silver gray. ~
Formerly It was considered patchy
looking and In bad taste to wear two
kinds Of fur at once. Now a mixed ar
Rangement seems to be in high vogue.
The faultlessly shaped and fitted VEL
vet coats Of only medium length that are
made to wear with skirts Of ladies' cloth,
costume satin or repped silk are becom-
ing.
The English cloak dresses are but little
decorated, an immense standing collar OF
sealskin, chinchilla, otter or other fur,
with stole or hchu shaped ends. forming
the sole finish.
The fact is now we'll established that
long trailing skirts are to be worn with
all house gowns, and by house gowns are
meant evening dresses, reception dresses,
tea gowns or any other styles suited for
dressy house wear.
The winter is to be decidedly fur and
velvet season. Entire gowns are made Of
these materials, lightly lined with silk or
satin alone to remove all bulky effect,
and skirts and coats Of Persian lamb or
oaracul-the fine, soft astrakhan-are the
height Of fashion.
A pretty design for the new box plait-
cd skirts is so arranged al to form q
shallow box plat on the front, one on
each side. and two large, shapely ones at
the back. These are stitched down part
way and then allowed to fare. Four and
one-quarter yards of AZ inch goods are
required in making this skirt.-New York
Poat