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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
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TEXAS LEAGUE


On account of the heavy rain yesterday the
baseball grounds were in no condition to
play ball on, and there was no game In the
afternoon.
The game that was to have been PLAYED
yesterday and the one scheduled for today
will be played this afternoon. The two games
will be played for one admission. the first
starting at 2:3O and the second beginning ten
minutes after the completion OF the first
game Ladies will be admitted free to the
grounds, but will pay at the grand stand.
Houston has ball club now that is worthy
of representing this city. and is deserving Of
all the patronage that can be bestowed on 1t.
and especially In view OF the extra attraction
today.
The Houston team leaves for Austin to-
night, and this is the last chance OF seeing
the team ON the home grounds for nine
games
Honeyman, the fast little fellow who has
covered center field acceDtablv on the
new Houston club. receive a telegram nou-
tying him of the death Of his sister, and LETT
yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati via the
International and Great Northern. Honeyman
made a number of friends during his stay
here by his gentlemanly conduct. and the
hearts of the Houston people 20 out 10 him
in his bereavement. He will be gone about
a week and during his absence Hurlburt will
play center field specs" Is hard hitter
and is a fitting companion for the balance
of the Houston sluggers
The batteries will be Huston and Nipper
and Luitich and Loman for the first game,
and Chamberlain and Badger and Davis and
Loman for the second.
Don't forget therell be two games for one
admission today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
ON Remoxinu stnin.

Tea, coffee, ink, wine and fruit stains
Will disappear in a quarter of the time II
they can be attended to while wet. For
acids, tie up bit OF washing soda in the
stained part. make lather of soap and
cold water immense the linen and boil un-
I'll the spot disappears. Apple and pear,
peach and plum stains may be removed
by soaking in parafiin for few hours.
For coffee and chocolate, pour soft boil
ing water through the stains, and while
wet hold in the fumes of burning sulphur.
Fruit stains can be treated in the same
way If fresh, but If old, rub them on both
sides with yellow soap, cover thickly with
cold water starch, well rubbed in, and
expose to the sun and air for three or four
days. Then rub off the mixture and re-
peat the process, If necessary.
Grass stains are removed by alcohol.
Ink requires milk for its removal; the
spot should be soaked and gently rubued
fresh stain will disappear quickly hat
an old one may need soaking in milk for
twelve hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
SHARKEY ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
HE Is WILLING TO FIGHT .JEFTnIEs
EARLY IN SEPTEMBER.
Reported ms Being In Fine
Condition,

San Francisco June l2.-Tom sharkey, the
p, gilist has received the following telegram
from his manager. Tom oRousKe. dated New
York. June IL.
Tom sharkey. Paso Robes, Cal
Have accepted Jeffries challenge 10 fGht
you early in September. You had better
come here at once. Thero IS nothing out
there, Answer Tom O'Rourkc.
To the above the sailor replied:
Tom O'Rourke, New York.
Faso Robes. Cal. juno l2.-Am at springs,
doing wsn. working right along. win leayl
10y New York in three weeks. Weather Is
rather warm here rom Sharkey,
From tte above 1t would appear that tho
caustic challenge issued by Jefries lust after
his defeat Of Fitzsimmons Will lead to some
arrangement for a battle between the aspir
ing sailor and the new champion, Sharkey
is in good condition and very little work Is
required ia nut him on edge for bruising
contest The sailor has practically been In
traini'g for month. and people capable OF
Judging say that he is In magnificent condi-
ton
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Fite.eshths Of a mile, inadens-siboney,
Special Notice Arthur Behan, Galloway,
shillngburn John Millen, Happy Medium.
Little VIII. Bill Garrett, Sid How lis. Rose
Caron lis,
Six aud half furlongs selling--Czarowitg
ia INDIAN. Marplot ll2, Dolore, Aunt Mary
100, Annie Oldheld, Sorrow 101, Al Srat, Sir
Gatian, Mr., Phinizy l0i, w h. Gates. o'Con-
nor 9S, Ida Marie schanken 90. Sam Lazarus
1Ol
Three quarters of mile selllngJesse, ST.
Augustine, King Gold i19, Prompto H. Pat
Morrissey. Hush, Cen McGruder ZIG. Fourth
Ward, Chenille Can ] See En- ia Belle
Ward. Regatta, Nette Bell li2
Mile and seventy yards-Duke of Baden,
Gold Band 100 w. overton 80, Mona Il IS.
Lee Bruno SO.
Mile. selling-wilson ne Dutch Bard ia.
Judge steadman, Harold Wilmington II,
Zarina 100. Towanda. Laudemau Ellis 100,
limp, Airblast 1913 Red Pirate eS. Streamer,
Bert Davis IS. Lady Osborne "a. Koenig e6.
Five and half turlonEs selline--Chicka-
manga l0S Schnel Laufer. Ben DeBar Glas-
sando, Wood Trice 106, Ned Dennis. Hach-
melster Barney's Last, Dinomis, Sue john
son, Fine Shot 1903.
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and fle Of the party have already desg-
mated for nomination the brilliant leader
w. J. Bryan, II we make no mistakes
now and hold ourselves so as to take
prompt advantage OF the many errors OF
the party now In power | see no reason
why brilliant campaign next year should
not be followed by victory In 1900,
Trey woodson Kenucky--The demo-
cratic gatherings at 81 Louis and LOUIS
Vile the last two weeks ought to clearly
show the gold standard press that it's pre-
dictions that the democrats are preparing
to drop the silver issue are altogether
erroneous, for every speech made and
every resolution adopted was in favor
Of maintaining the same Arm stand for
free coinage in 1900 as was taken In 1896.
year hence Bryan will be renominated
on the Chicago platform unaltered. save
by such additions with reference to trusts
Imperialism and other new issues rs may
seem necessary.
Josephus Daniels. North Carolina-The
shihboleth OF the campaign the democrats
Will wage IN 1900 will be down with the
trusts" Tho Chicago platform vic be re-
affirmed, Bryan will be rcnomlnated with
men opposed TO tho trusts OF all sorts
and to mihtarsm Will be 'rvitci to i
struggle to restore equal opportunts.wlliet
the trusts deny. and to crush the afcma
to saddle old world militarism on thu
country.
b. r. Tillman. South carolina---i sha'
advocate the Chicago platform md adj {
1t strong panks agains, trusts aud i'm
! rCiialism.
! James NJ. Head, Tennessee In N!
| judgment the National democratic con
vention in 1900 will reatnrm every pin
ciple laid down by the Chicago o1rYen
ton in 1896 without any trim 1inS q
equivocaiion aud II possible In more alrec
and unequlvocal language. The demo
cgratic platform should also dcnounce II
urncasured terms the acquisition uf ter
ritcrS by force of arms.
{. A. Walsh Iowa lhs campaign o
1890, MS In the campaigns of 1892 and 1896
4 the Issues OF free silver and clown wit
tho trusts" should 80 hali in hand, Tn
i Chicago platform OF 1895 should be re
affirmed in all its parts in 1900 and IT
pronounce!nents against trusts made strop
and explicit
! l. G. Johnson, Kansas--Nothng has oo
Cured since 1896 TO 9tttk--thc faith {
democrats Ia the pr, icipes announced
the Chicago platform. The financial ques
lions arc but collateral % it. The tru'
1 question has since 1896 become an issue {
the frst magnitude. The democrats
States Of Missouri, Arkansas and Tex
have this year adopted drastic laws again'
such combinations. The democratic Ma
Il tional convention OF 1900 Will emphaticall
| aud especially deal with this question
Democratic platform of 1900 will also dc
clare emphatically against the Mckinle
/, programme OF Imperialism and British al
o.. lance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

III. Gold Wing, Fleuron. Prejudice. Primros
Day, Hather. Belle Of Lexington. Decimal,
hiilashanura les.
Mile and sixteenth. handicap-Candle
Black lis. Jeannot lu9 CLARK ontfy), Previous
40, Tragedian H. Rhinelancer iii. Maxine
llV. Central Trust l0j. MAKO i04.
Five eighths Of a mile, selling stakes-pre-
mature Prestidgltator 1uS. Prince OF Mel
bourne 100, Kitchener, Mercer Shorohan,
Prestige 81 Marlbert %. Redpath. M,ser.
cofdia 81.
Mile aud an eighth. Gazette stakes. s-year-
old hllies--LRdy Mocgc. Bette Grav Roe
o Ice prestdgltatrico. Harmuuice Iii.
lhree-quarters Of mile, Madens. sell
ing-Flayonius ia. Callahai III, Havelock.
Chappaqua, James NJ l09. Little less lu7 FL
lcldalr. Ben Blue, Disturhcr i0G. uamvar.
Emigre los. Haytinc Ruxtpn. Greyheld,
luness, lnemara 1903. James Tod. Brahmin
l0i. Touralle 9s
Two miles and an eighth lardlo handicap
Ben Eier 100 Moslcm il7, Lsnsiole $40. Pre-
nier Arquetns Forget 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
SECTION FOREMAN HURT.
Was Knocked from the Track by q
Freight.


Hampstead, Texas, June IA report
has just come in that at about midnight
Rufe Glenn. foreman OF section s. located
four miles north Of here, while going home
on his velocipede, was struck by south
bound freight train No. s and knocked
clean off the track. The accident hap
pened Just one mile north of here and was
promptly reported by the conductor OF the
train. who could not stop to investigate
the results of the collision because they
had TO get out of the way of the north
bound passenger train, nearly due at the
time. An engine and fiat ear were hur-
rledly dispatched to the scene, bearing Dr.
Morrison, the local surgeon, with assist
ants and friends. Just how bad Glenn is
hurt will only be ascertained upon their
return, though the worst is feared. Glenn
is man about 40 years old and Is i'm
mensely popular in this city. He is mar
ried and has a large family.
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Men Attacked by a woIf.

Rio Grande City Texas, June 12.-Last
night about II o'clock, while three men
were returning 10 their homes, they were
attacked on the streets Of this town by 4
wolf. The animal Bit two OF them, Guada-
lupe Trevlno and Pancho Larralde, and
they have lacerated wounds. The wolf
then attacked the third man, Jesus Rodri-
guez who. after much struggling. sue
ceeded in choking the beast 70 death Rod
rieuez has his hands badly bitten. The
bitten men are doing well and the belief
is current that the animal had rabies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
PLATFORM MUST DE rNpoRsEp.
The AueIed Plum of Governor Stone
Meet Favor.

New York. June 12,-The silver men OF
this State will send representatives to
Chicago to the meeting OF the democratic
National committee on July 10 to urge the
adoption of a resolution which 1t Is SAID,
win be introduced by Ex-Governor stone
OF Missouri, declaring that only such dele
gates as come from States in which the
democrat State convention indorses the
Chicago platform will be seated as regular
delegates in the National convention.
Or. John +. Gardner OF this city per-
sonal friend OF Bryan and one Of the lead
ers in the Dollar Dinner organization
here said that he intended to be IN CHI
cago when the democrats meet.
He said the proposed resolution agreed
with his views and that 1t would be good
thing to force Tammauy and the state
democratic organization to declare either
for or against the Chicago platform in the
State convention here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

Richmond, Va, June i2.-Tho State
democratic committee met here tonight to
consider the petition OF the conference
held in this city on May 10 that con-
vention be called or a primary ordered
for the purpose of nominating a United
States senator from this State by direct
vote of the people. There was a full at
tendance. The commission decided that 1t
has not the right TO grant the request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

Chicago, June 12.-It is announced that
the gum trust is now an actually The
company has been organized, the stock
all underwrtten and the working details
completed The concern has a capital stock
OF 50 900, 900. The organization will be
known as the American Chickle company,
chickle being an ingredient from Mexico
which is used in the manufacture OF the
commodity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
4 SECOND CHALLENGE.
1t Is Probable that FitzsimmOns VIII
Amin Challenge JeMrIcs.

New York. Juno Manager Brady. for
Joffrlea and Manager Julian. for Fitzsm-
mons. met tonight and discussed the ad-
visibility Of giving a benefit for FitzsimH'Gns
"onci,sion ~ the conference Martin Julian
stated that no benefit would he held. He
said. "Fitz is not IN need Of money he was
not 10 need OF money because his hght with
IoNries ncttcd him . handsome sum and he
does not care for n benefit II Is quite prob
abIo that Fitzsimmous. Will. within the next
len DAYS challenge Jenrics to meet him
again In the near future IN another night FOR
the heavyweight Championship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
MARION CLARK MAY DIE.
If She Dies I<idnapers VIII He Prose-
cuted for Murder.

New York, June PA telephone mess
age was received at the district attorney
office to the effect that Marion Clark the
kidnapped child, is very low from measles
at her home
Assistant Attorney Lebardier said that
IL the child should die the defendants ~
the case might be indicted for murder I'D
the first degree, as the child contracted us
illness in the country while in their caro-
and while they were committing felony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
HANNA GOING TO EUROPE.
Called on vice President Hobart BE-
fore Leaving.

New York, June l2-united states Sen
ator and Mrs Hanna of Ohio are the guests
of Vice President and Mrs. Hobart at
Hollywood. n. j.. having arrived there to-
day. When seen regarding his visit to
the vice president Senator Hanna said
that his visit had no political significance
whatever
Il left politics behind" he said, and
merely called TO pay my respects 20 Mr.
Hobart before ] sail for Europe Wednes-
dav."
Vice President Hobart looks better than
he did when he first reached New Jersey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
rorneJo Factory blown In.

Marietta, Ohio, June Pan explosion
of nitro glycerine today destroyed the plant
of the Marietta Torpedo company. Cal
Harte. aged As and married, aud Clyde
Potter. single. aged 2l were killed. No
others we're injured. Houses in the city
three miles distant we're shaken by the
explosion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
Sweet GriIIrd Almonds.

Blanch a cupful of almonds, boil a cup
full Of sugar and quarter of cupful of
water until it hairs" then throw in the
almonds and let them cook in the syrup
until they turn a faint yellow brown. Be
sure not to leave them in the sugar when
it has begun to change color Now re-
move from the fire and stir until the sugar
sticks irregularly to the nuts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

phase. which the miners announce as a
source of encouragement to them Word
has been received from the headquarters
Of the American Federation of Labor that
a large sum has been set aside for tho bid
az the men ON strike in this district Many
donations arc received every day and
throughout tho country the strikers a.o
being well supported Strikers say a set
Element is as far off as at the beginning
OF tho trouble
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ST. Louis Events.

ST Louis, Juno ls.-Mlle aud an eighth =
Nandora Kodak Lord Neville. Time ;;5SA.
SIX furlongs-Piramo. Lurdan. Sadie Artha
TIM ih@i
Six furlongs stlling-Dr, Graves. Colonel
Cassidy. Chemisette, Time l:l5A.
Six and a half furlongs-verity Richard j..
Alleviate Time l :j2
FIVE furlongs-Sam Philips, Triaoitla. Maud
Wallace. Time 1:05.
Mile, sellng--Gold Band, Parole dor. Dutcl,
Bard. Time l:A3
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A semi-rrofessionaI Team.

Brenham. Texas, June 12.-Blllie Crowell
the pitcher, struck town this morning, com
ing from Houston. He expects TO be Joined
here by Dawkins Crowell wants to organize
a semi professlonal team here, and will try
to get games with other towns in Texas. he
rs endeavOring to arrange with the Brennan
hre department for the use OF the park for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
Lntonia Results,

Cincinnati. June 12.-one mile. selling
Finem Respice, Great Pride, Asman. Time
las.
Five furlongs selling-Carbunclc. Barney f.
reter Duryea Time l:0ih.
Mile and quarter. selling lockwood. AL
mantle. jacques Time 2;l3.
One mile Salvarze. Flammarion, Trimmer.
Time :44ls.
FIVE furlongs--Lady Elite, Villa " May
Ella Time 1.05is
Mile aud a furlong selling-True Light,
Howit2er FresCo. Time 2:1l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
A Challenge to Jordan.

10 the Sporting Editor OF The Post.
hear that Harry Jordan, lightweight
champion wrestler is still in the city and Is
anxious for match. wish 10 state for his
benefit that ! will make a match with him
for $50, -catch-can style best two
falls in three. at any time place he may
choose. Joe Batste.
1912 Franklin avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

New York, juno 12.-The strike OF 5000
members Of the Children's Jacket Makers
and Lace Brooches Makers union went iu-
to effect today. The men say they viii
not work hereafter for fixed salaries, but
VIII demand pay on the piece work ays-
tenn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
strawberries as II Tonic.

flying tonic that few bottled preparations
excel, says a skin specialist. No other
fruit contains such a large quantity of
iron as these luscious, crimson things,
and they are splendid for any one suffer-
ing from general nervous weariness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
-v~~-1
IN WOMAN'S REALM 5

castor sugar add a dessertspoonful OF
rum, and freeze. Serve with whipped
cream. Strawberries may be treated in
the same way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
San Antonio z. Austin 3.

San Antonio. Texas, June 12-The Bronchos
took the second game from the visitors this
afternoon by score Of to g. The pitching
Of Volz brilliant fielding and long drives
were the features. Matthews is the best UNI
pire seen on these grounds this season. At
tendance fair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

BIRMINGHAM Ala.-Railroads out OF
solitnern iron centers have announced an adj
vance OF so cents per ton On rates for iron,
effective June q A similar advance was
made on February 6. making the total this
year 81 per ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

Stolen bases-Clark 2 Alexander 2, Mulla-
ney Brady, Herbert Cavanaugh.
Two base hits-Mulaney 2, Clark,
Double play-Mullaney unassisted)
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitcher nings out. on balls, pitch hit
Volz..........
Mulkey. ......
Umpire-Matthews
Time of game-1:45.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
,vnlrn,t nefentr Fishcr.

Baltimore June Y Henry Fisher OF Brook
Ign stood eleven rounds before Toe walcott,
the welterweight champion pugilist, tonight
and then threw Up the sponge. George silci
refereed the bout
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

LITTLE ROCK.-When the final trial OF
teorge Barrow comes up In New York on the
charge OF kidnapping Marion Clarke, plea OF
Insanity will be entered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
RESULTS ON THE RACE TRACKS
DEAD HEAT IN THO FIRST EVENT
AT GRANEsEND.
six and IA Half FurIongs-En-
tries for Today.

New York. June l2.-six furlours--Mlschiev-
Gus and Lost Cord dead heat. Mr.. Jersey
Williams. Time l:02&.
six furlongs, selng-Primate, Mazazse,
Momentum. Time l;l4ls.
Mile and sixteenth, selling. Falcon stakes
Fly By-N Night, Greauand. Alpin. Time
l:lSA.
Six furlongs. sellng-Tine, Tyrian. Hand
ball Time l:l4
Five and half urlongs-Saedueee. La
Fondre, Battle Royal. Time 1908.
Two and half miles, Greater New York
steeplechase-West Own, Governor Budd
King T. Time 4:45.
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but on the other hand enjoys their most
cordial good will.
In brief and appropriate manner Cadet
A M, Sloss of the graduating class well
coined the alumni to the college, and this
was responded to by the president of the
alumni, Mr.. T.. w. Hutchinson, in his usual
happy manner.
Judge W W. Wilson of Port Lavaca in
a flowery discourse discussed the struggle
of democracy with Imperialism. The ad-
dress was a historical sketch of democ-
racy and of America, and incidentally he
adverted to the injustice that was being
practiced on the Filipinos by the volunteer
soldiers and the citizens of this country
in the unholy war to subiugate those
fighting for liberty so far across the sea,
and In this only emulating our example OF
1916.
Among the visitors not previously re-
ported were noticed Mrs. Dobbs and Miss
Crest of GUoesbeeck, Miss Philpott of
Laredo. Captain J. f. Nichols and wife of
Greenville, Miss Harrison, Miss Williams,
Miss ThornhiH and Mr.. R. A. Harrison of
BRENNAN, Miss Marlborough and Miss Nc
Intyre of Navasota Miss Cayitt of Bryan,
Captain F. A. Reichardt OF Houston, e. b.
Gushing of Houston, NJ. D. Cole OF Bryan
w. A, Wipprecht of Bryan, Miss Rosa COL
lett or Austin
cises is very much appreciated and slim
ulates the students TO do their best.
There are probably one thousand visitors
upon the grounds today. all parts OF the
State being well represented
The railroads have generously given very
reduced rates, which has assisted In ma
terially increasing the attendance upon
the exercises.
Cadet Lieutenant W. H. Whisenant Of
Kyle, Texas. will graduate as first dis
tinguished this session. Kyle, Texas, VIII
certainly carry off It's share of the honors
from the Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege this year. the present senior captain,
Mr.. E. ]. Kyle, and the captain of COM
pany 3, Mr.. E. L. Martin, also being from
that place.
Bryan Texas, June fudge Norman
G. Kittrell of Houston was in the city to-
day attending the Agricultural and Mo
chancal commencement and renewing old
acquaintances. He left at noon for Waco
Governor Joseph sayers, Adjutant Gen.
eral Thomas Scurry and Hon JEFF John
son of Austin and Hon. Frank P. Holland
OF Dallas are also attending the COM
mencement.
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THE TRUSTS.

Organization nj Big Combinc Has
Becn Postponed.
Pittsburg June 12-Negotiations for the
organization OF the proposed consolidation
OF the sheet iron mills of the country have
been declared off until fall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

/ .u,sway jacket is deservedly
n fils eu an air OF chic to any
w. ! !. itself very charming This
b "a :. here are naturally many
b i's a. Non-wasbable fabrics
|rr ~. nsea principally for making
|.urss, are USE ', ne heavy ducks, linens
y seseis 81, pui important parts in their
rtrxilcn. ,,,s wear a Frenchy little
cas e'r mes military blue duck. con-
6is !, .a.a parts-the skirt and cut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

VERY PETITE AND FRENCHf.
=, .lI-t fits closely around the hips
" 4 gathered at the back so that the
Essu falls In graceful folds around the
Errs n has no lining, but is made
,s,.rhl by dust ruffe of bright red
|nrDrs which can be removed when the
bin |: Numbered.
n, getaway is Of dotted material with
A, t,ts large enough to Ne conspicuous.
\ il finished at the threat with a broad
|, d, dotted null thai has delicate lace
I,sisns woven in the ends.
| ri. sleeves are small and in place of the
wal gathers or plaits, the fulness is
|llsu ID BY three short darts, finished with
| say stitchngs. This gives them quite a
alc; Arish. Helen Grey Page.