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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

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russell saE0. fNo V'T0IIN "I'I''''V''
celebrated his clghty-third birthday yes
terday by reaching his Wall street once
n trlae earlier than usual and dong
iittIa more work than usual Mr.. Sage
a. ,,ioorous and his brain is as active as
ever. lie has never been afraid or work
o,d in fact finds his chief pleasure IN IT,
He said yesterday that he attributed ms
long life and good health to his temperate
bablts. He has never used tobacco ana
While not tee-totaller, has always taken
~ - snarinely. He sleeps seven
bours a night and sometimes more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

Tho snap primaries being held through
out the state in the interest OF Senator
Martin for the Senate recall the work of
David B Hill in New York state In ls22.-
R0ckbrige News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

at the accompanying sketches may be TAX
en-. Every drapery on The petticoats begins
now as part OF the waist well up on the
shoulders, and a variety Of Princess modes
is the result When the result is effected
in lace over tucked muslin of chiffon. or
in plain Vote or halige over dotted goods
is ii lovely ana becoming to degree.
The New slipper.
Dressmakers who get inside inforpa-
ton. speak of ionscr trains and fuller
backs 10 skirts to come, with an air that
carries conviction but we should not an
tcipate our fan shopping aud bouts with
obdurate and cocksure modistes Sufficient
unto the day are the interests and vaen-
ries thereof, and a word may bo said an
propriately of The new dancing Sinner
and the smart afternoon tie The s.ipper
IS a pretty little thing, modelled exactly
on ihe shape of a mans dancing pump
with the difference only that the black
salIn or patent leather lady's shoe. pretty
entitled the countess, has one strap over
me nslep THIS comfortable sauddl-af-
i4ir has come over from England simu.-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
ADVANCE AUTUMN STYLES.
ovERsKIRTS STILL ACETATE THE
FRENCH WORLD OF FASHION.

Model Costumes Now Being shown
40 Foreign Buyers show skirts
Fully Trimmed and Drnped HeIow
the Waist Line. for as Time Goes
on Dresses Are to he punched out
in the Rear. Looped Up in Front
the Present Eccentric Siimness
Having All Disappenrcd-New
Dancing unprecedented Lisle
Hosiery Is Very Standardization
NecIStie Novelties in Lnce and sat
in-Bois de Bologna Scarfs.
New York, July (Which way are over
skirts eoing, viii we have them next au-
tumn, and Of what type are some of The
dive questions in clothoslsnd. II you can
get a half hours talk with some really
knowing modste. She won't hesitate to
ten you that the overskirt is now only in
its first infancy, and that an undrape1
skirt WI be the exception in the fan,
the exception even among the tailors. 1t
is no uudisguised fact that covertly women
have not only objected to, but yalianHy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
oWOMAN'S PAGE q


80 W. Wy N't'iioi a. F,eiIol
an" - apl1Iy "Is'INB lHe n'sh Hee'7u, Dle
80 o'li9i st'ppei MAJ las gwen
A -.r,y.n Is,,nt rnorocs, tie with a TOO
t1perlng to the daintiest square is the
no'cest shoe for afternoon wear and few
and far between this season are the Wo-
men in whi,e shoes Early in the sum
mers fray Of frivo;ities were brought out
remarkable hose with feet of spun silk
or fine isle and legs of solid cream lace.
only few, and those very rich women,
could afford such splendOrs. but the pure
lace hose woke TO life a general taste foe
very open-work hose and the girl Of the
season. though she wear print dress and
suubonneI when she lifts Inc edge Of
her skirt, Is sure TO display PAR of
ankles clothed in gauze of beautifully
pierced Isle. and i'm the evening, If she
can possibly AFFORD it, equally fairy-like
SILK weaving. a perfectly pam bIack
stocking is rarely o. never seen now, for
Il the open-Work type Is not aHopt@n
wholesale. then spots are resorted TO,
stripes showing only very occasionally.
Both smart and novel are the pIg-Skih
brown powder blue ana black nose lreck-
led with white polka dots daShed on pen
NEIL Some are large, some are mere
specks, and there is absoluteIY no oIdef
observed IN their placing, for haH-aozeH
may group closely together three more
VIII string out in Inc wnfh anotner cor
ony viii spring up, ana though inns az
rangemcut does make ankles appear ram
er clumsy, 1t Is coquelush III appear a''ce'
Necktie Ideas.
W. oro IN process of VARYING our shirt
r.,tst nareor viii an endless procession
.of ,,.cl,ti dos some Of which are pretty
ero,,gb 70 = carried over into the autumn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
HOW TO WALK up STAIRS.
The Woman Who Goes Up the steps
with Il spring Is No Philosopher.

The Woman Who Goes Up the Steps
with Il spring Is No Philosopher.
A physician who declared that few PEG
pie know how to walk up stairs properly,
was asked to describe now it should be
done He said: Usually a person will
tread on the ball of hts foot in taking
each step. This is very tiresome and wear
ing on the muscles as It throws the en-
tire suspended weight of the body on the
muscles of the legs and feet You should
in walking or climbing stairs seek for the
most equal distribution of the body 5
weight possible
In walking up stairs your feet should
be placed squarely down on the step, heel
and all, and then the work should be per-
formed slowly and deliberately. In this
way there is no strain upon any particu-
lar muscle. but each one is doing its duty
IN natural manner The woman who
goes up stairs with a spring Is no philoso-
pher or at least she is not making a prop
or use of her reasoning faculties The
habit too, Of bending over half double
when ascending a flight of stairs is ex-
ceedingly reprehensible In any exertion
of this kind when the heart is naturally
excited TO a more rapid action, it Is desir-
aoie that the lungs should have full play
The crouching position interferes with
their action. the blood is imperfectly
aerated, and there is trouble at once Give
the lungs chance TO do their work
everywhere and at all times
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

fresh, inexpensive hat to wear picnic or
garden party-wards, one should be sure
to HE her to a hat counter and purchase
the toughest brown or deep yellow or red
straw she can find, provided it has a
brim to tip over the eyes, and to tilt up
behind. On the inside of the brim three
rows of narrow self gathering fiObon of
green should be run, at intervals of an
inch apart, and then the outside of brim
and crown piled with fruit
Fruit Trimming.
Any milliner or millinery department
keeps grapes currants, cherries and
gooseberries in sprays and clusters with
their foliage on hand and if these, with
green leaves, are commingled and laid in
a full wreath about the crown having a
generous handful fastened under the brim
behind, as smart a summers day head
gear rs secured as We hear or read about
Though the fruit IS SO commiugied, the
rule with regard To mid-season flower hats
is that you connne one species Of blossom
10 one straw frame. The mCdish flower ioD-
per is all Of loses and exclusively pink. or
yellow, or red or White roses, at that q Sc
It is a mound Of pansics, a garden of big
crimson peonies, or most enhancing in
hat possibilities, a LeghOrn oVergrOwn
with tendrls and clusters OF honeysuckle.
All these millinery models borrow not a
bit of splendor from an inch of ribbon. a
scrap OF taCt or a lW4nkle or u Jewel
Field Glasses.
Among the interesting foibles of the
country woman, who goes about in her au-
tomobio on her wheel, or who even from
a deep cane rocker on a wide casino bal
couy watches other women achieve ANA
zouian honors, Is the trick of CARRYING a
Tair of field glasses. A small powerful pair
of huuoeular either single or double bar
relied. is distinctive a part of the duck
or tweed morning dress as card case and
jeweled chain Is in town. A snake skin
strap goes round The waist a small COLI
lapsable case of the same hangs at the side
aud into that the glass. mounted as YOU
please or can afford, and no larger than
ire Tiny opera glasses some persons pro-
fess 10 ind comfort IN, fits in the case
when not in active use.
Women whtp nut their gases not onIy
to watch a goli game, an automobIe Iacc.
or a brush b,tWten Two boats, but to see
VINO is corning down the road who bowed
from he village street. who went i'm al a
ne ghbor gate. UnO also TO show off tAe.r
glasses tha, maybe have exquisite nouns
ana the owners Initials in jewels thereon.
Mary Dean.
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A Story of Sterility,
SUFFERING AND RELIEF.
LITTER TO MRS. r1vKuAM no. 69,I86I

"DEAR MRS. PNKHAM-Two years
ago I began having such dull, heavy
dragging pains in my back, menses
were profuse and painful, and was
troubled was leucorrhea. | took
patent medicines and consulted ply
stefan, b1t received no benefit and
could not become pregnant. Seeing
one of your books, wrote to you tell
ing you my troubles and asking for
advice. You answered my letter
promptly and 1 followed the directions
faithfully, and derived so much benefit
that I cannot praise Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough.
l now find myself pregnant and have
begun its use again / cannot praise
it enough. "-MRs. CORA gibson, YATES,
MANIsTEE, MICH.
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fought against the bulky overdress, which
antagonism has served only to retard, not
check. the top skirts development.
In Paris the advance patterns, that all
the enterprising American dress-makers
have seen. show the wooden toilets TO lie
fully trimmed and draped below the vast
line, for as time goes on we are to be
punched out In the rear, looped up in front
and all the eccentric slimness IN the build
of present dress is to give place to some
thing vastly less trying and more elabor-
ate. To realize in what direction the over
skirt is for the present moving. a look
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
MEMS MIDSUMMER FASHIONS.
Cream Serge, the Only Material for
All White Suits

New York, July 21.-A well-ftting set of
white clothes is absolutely essential TO the
man in the country at this season, and the
only fabric used for making a complete
white outfit coat, waistcoat and trousers
is cream serge. Though naval officers
demonstrate each summer the admira BILE
points of fun duck suits. land lubbers, nor
yachtsmen. ever venture further in The
duck experiments than trousers and waist
coat. The coat invariably with these IS a
black or blue serge REFER. accompanied
by yellow shoes. 1t is a sorry fact that
only the man ignorant of the progress OF
the styles clngs TO his white shoes Pig
skin ties are on every modishly dressed
pair OF feet, which is a distinct pity, for
the yellow pedestals to a pair Of white
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
WOMEN OF THE ORIENT.
Philippine Bellies Are Also Beauties
in Western Eyes.

in Western Eyes.
A recent visitor of the Philippines says
the women of the island are remarkably
pretty having big languishing eyes and
an abundance of long hair This they fas-
ten up with big gold pin and then adorn
with flowers. They do not wear hats but
use sunshades, and do so very coquettish
ly; they wear very dainty shoes. en-
broidered in gold and Silver thread but not
stockings.
They are distinguished by grace of fig
ure and movement, though according 10
our ideas not especially by refinement OF
habits, for both women and children smoke
huge cigars and indulge in betef-chewing.
1t is their custom to keep the thumb nail
of the right hand very long, as this assists
them in playing their favorite instrument.
the guitar.
The use of the fan originated In China,
and sprang from the following incident: A
ing at the feast of lanterns, her face COW
cred with mask, as usual. The excessive
heat compelled her remove 1t, and in Or
der to guard her features from the com
mon gaze, she moved 1t quickly to ana
fro in front of her face, thus simu.tan-
eously hiding her charms and cooling her
brow. The idea was al once adopted
throughout the kingdom.
Catherine de Medici carried the first ian
from Italy ever seen in France, and in the
time of Louis XIV, the fen covered Win
jewels was worth a small fortune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

q had been sick ever since my mar
rage, seven years ago; have given
birth to four children, and had two
miscarriages. had falling of womb,
leucorrhGa, pains in back and legs;
dyspepsia and a nervous trembling of
the stomach, Now have none of these
troubles and can enjoy my life. Your
medicine has worked wonders for
me "-MRs. S. BARNHART, NEW CASTLE,
PA.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
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his Cold Cure viii
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

form OF cold and on through the entire list Of
remedies At all druggists. Is cents a vial
II you need medical advice write Prof. Munyou,
100 Arch ST.. Philn. 1t is absolutely free.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

Six years had slipped away. Nance
Hooper still lived with her father in the
cabin on the side of the mountain. She
stiil went out each evening to call the
hogs at the head of the raviue; and in
her heart sull lived the old love and deep
regret. Zeb Norton had never been heard
% since his sudden disappearance Gold
had been discovered on the Tuckasiege.
and the community was wild with excite
ment. But what seemed unfortunate to
the prospectors was that the rich vein had
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

trousers, in combina lion with a dark co,.
is not nearly so happy as white-sbod ~.
tremities. VA
The return to pigsk.n has been the ~.
sult of economical considerations fou
really requires an endless number of -
snowy ties TO keep a mans feet in ar..
thing Ike decent order, and contact WIZ,
er and canvas that pipe CLAW copf{ l ~
eradicate. "o'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-25
Al AyQatsnient0.
SerWcio de poIicla.

Z cuerpo de poli-fa munciip>l de est :
';.a. Ne com pooe de vei"t'cuatro h"m"res' Que
civideu en- dos secciones para e ser''''o
De los "a hay qus de luoir | - ~ maya en-
ferm"r. fGo Ia actnalidsd b y y. 60: ia'
8 la m ahana entra de ser.iaiu uLa seoc'"n
hssts las 4 de Ia tarde en- q-e ea relevada, pa
e 7trar de servlcio nueVamente Ia o. IL "~
Ia noohe, en- ell teatro, hasta las IL que te'm'nS
funci6u. A e'a hora. Ia m'sma Ht' c''e ~
& & qua esta en- las GALES pfolong - s''e
violo ha a l&s ccno de Ia msnana, nora en- 4ot
- retirA, NJ al dsec nso, s;no de rsten par
,nsn 10 SO ne ces,ta conduc.r p,e %. los 'r'h"
nales, 8 por ruta hasta Bsyam6n R'o o ras
d .nue alcanz su demaroaclon, para onalqole'
otro ssupto.
Es ,ndisoutiole que para que el servicio d.
,nIi,fa municipal llena medianamente 81 come
.to, re divid. oada gaardis en- parties qu'
e n gaa.dia, de scero pruebs de marrdp.
Snva-e trmar notas sobre ell particular
av.sro ac,lso AyantamieCto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-25
ProSreso industrial
de Mexico.

Segun un informe consular f.aLc6s publ
oado On Paris, 81 ha tornado una 'mps fifs con
el objeto de establecer en- 81 distrito oe Atl.xco
una fAbrios dc hilo tejido de alg d3n. con el
nombre de <f-brioa de SAu Aga.tsn,. que gira'
RI bajo 10 rsztn sooisl de No'iega S-nohes J
Compa6fs.
Tambien se dice que uns O. mp* hfa norte-
americana piensa establecer on el pats una gran
fAbrica de sombreros, habieado sutorizado ya
"a ,gente para oomprar los terrfnN en- donde
ha de construirss dicha fabric.
La misma satoridad snunol. que sc &C b
de formar en- Lon Tres un g.an sindic,to, cuyo
objeto 90 fabricar grandes cnsas segun los pa
nos mas modernoe, sujetas las mas perfeccio
nadas leyes higi6uicss. D,cho sinalo~to dis
pondrA de IN capital de E 10 900 900.
Sc ha organizsio en- Mexico IN. u m pahfa
an6nims para Ia construction de una graz f
brioa de papel acaba de comprsr e la propie'
dad Lsnzsrote, oeroa de Gu .nt,tan, los terr
nos necesarios para el establesimie Ito de /,
p!anta. La maqain aria y los materiale-, que -
di6 orden de oomprar inme :iAtamente, ser q
oomprados en- Europa.
Los representatives de un gan sindicato
mexicano hso dirigido una solicitud al Ministe'
rio de Fomento pidien 10 una concession para
establecer en- Mexico tres ind Astrias nu. VAS,
que son: una fabrioa de objetos de oau. no Gu
le; otra para Ia fabrication d. aDsrstos para
alumbrsdo el6otrioo otra para Il .rasmsion
y empleo de fuerss motriz.
Entre las nuevas oorp< :iones constitA.-
das seguu lss leyes del Esta de N.w Jerrey.
6gura la Mexican Coal and Ctk C,mpsny or
ganisads ell 20 de Janio o,6x mo pasa1o Gu IN
capital autorizado de IS 00U coo. l.. oompa
f1f, Sc ha tornado para explotsr miuas lie os' =
bon , depositos de petr6leo d, gas on la r
pabIios de Mexico. Los fund .dor = s,n: J me-
f. Gardiner, How ard Dutch sr j hn L. Elliot
ie Nueva York; Oscar BerR-t~om. d. San A :,
! tonio Charles Nj. C!srck, de N Brans " ck
James h. Dewsy, ne Hoboken E. vetsr Fro
,hingham, de Brook yn.
Sc doe que el Preside~te d ,, F.rrooarri
Central Mexic mo, Mr.. II b nson, cslcula que
Mexico producirA orc ea estu a1 3, por vi r ".
sls. 600 600, que en- an opi"ion il prodncoi I
sloansara $50 600, ,O0C annslns u,t una 10 "a.
mlna' mas rcas tengsn GO nu1icaci5n por -
rrccarril.
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e suceso de anocbe.
Ca||e del Sol n0m 1855,

So encontraban cantAndo en- casa DC RIO.
rentiua S,lfs, jose y Manuel Ramoo Dovs'
yJos6 Antonio Medin Sasrss. los tres ms1'ne'
70. del vapor e'p.hol <saturn'ns' suf'o en !"
bahia.
Est.ndo allf, penetr6 un grupo De .
hombres entire los que ibsn Alberto stoweti'
Jo,6 Dolores Ortis (s) Pouoeno, Faoundo ~
vers (a\ Mambri.na Felipe Lope. I } fehpl'
to. diierou: <A estos espsholes los vsmo' ma
tsr ests noche, les cayeron go,pes los
m.rin aro, y .oometi4ronles con cuchillos y ar
m., de fue9o. Luoha audo los 8 marineroa contra
10. 9. result6 herido en- Ia espslds jose Rumbo
Dovsl: IL herida 90 inoiss, penetrante, de CEN
tfmeto, de longitad, en- Ia rsgi "a dotsal, lado
dereoho &c IL columns vertebral, produolendo
nterna hemorragia, situada verticalmente q
sis del cuerpo de dentro fuera.
Se mavcharon los tres ID marina Por
frente al sHotel Msrinas no pudo segoir 81
herido % csy6 al sue'o. ALI 10 reoog'o 10
camilla conduci6ndolo al ouarto de socorro
tonde tu6 ssistido.
Han sido detendos Fslipito, Ponceho' /.
Stowell , el Msmbrian
HI JusRado de- San Francisco, se constltayo
On sl Cuarto de Sooorros, praotiosndo las ali-
eeucise oportunas, inhibi6ndoee en- IA mansna
Dc hoy en- favor de Ia Corte Federal.
De Las diligsnoiss practioad en- Ia nocne
de aver, re.ulta que el agre'or 10 es fe'pe ho'
pes (s) Felipito. :.;.., ~ q,
II. poliofa, despeg6 gran aotividad On 81
e,clsreoimiento de los hechos, elm oesoansar
hAsts que di6 con 81 sgresor.
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Notas hispanas

n. llama 10 muoho 10 atenoi6n una car
ts del general Och ando que publios IA PIensa
an II que se consnrs fuertemente - condnots
seguida. con los perio 1istrs por 81 captain &C.
neral de Madrid.
I'm rayo prendi fuego 81 convento de
IA, Ursulinas de Sigueuza; pero puio ap'g'rs"
sin desgracias peraonales.
En- Cvnssntaina (Vslencia) ha hsoido
ma voladura por imprudeLcia de un maestro
do escuels ALTOONA 10 10 pircteonloa e. que toe
vfotima d. ella a.i como ganos ninos. Il"
ca,a an que estab, la escuela 90 hundlo Por -om
plsto. o,;u. o+... noh..
Clones piden aumento de joroAles' smens.an
do con deolarsrse en- hue "a.
a.oreto reform sndo IL organixscien de aque!
ceotyo 4 introduciendo economics tAhto en- 81
peraousl que presta servicio en- Madrid como en-
81 quo tiene la representation dc K'pans en- 81
-psra principios de Setiembre SO verA on
al Conseio supreme 10 causs formads los ores
Montoio y Sostoa por Ia deetrucclon 40 10 e.
e,.drs dc Manila eutregs del arsenal De "a.
vits. La i'm preston general es que los n'oale'
70 lir&n 10 absoluci6n de ambos
III. emuexsdo 4 permitirse la entrada de
visis,os procedentes de Portugal som met'endo-
les ( reoonooimeoto desfnfecci6n no perm',
tSn1oles introduoir ninguns olaae dc equlPa'
1ss nj aun butoa d. m,ro. .:,o
En- diversos luga,ea de Espaiia h n siao
dstsnidos y multados individuo: que n.olsn
burlado Is prescripcioues sanitaria' hacienda
fsl,,. deolaraoiones 6 dejando de someter'e
reconooimientos y fumig.oione'. Csrece 40
fundsmeuto Ia saposici6n de que much petso-
nss h,n pa.aio 10 f,ontera en- los primero, dis''
Las unioas quo 10 han he ,ho son a. que naol :
tan on los pueblos dc Ia raya antes do estaole'
c.rse los cordoae, en- dicha rsys no ha oou'
rrido aun ningan osso nj remotameate sosps-
ohcso Lo mi.mo acontsce en- las playa. de
Espiol., 4ranja, Csrtacses, Figueira etc. don
do acos.umbran veranear los espAhole'. Iodo
Ia Que se ha dicbo On contrario es pura lnVen-
ci6p.
LA epidemia sgae oonoentrad. on Opcr
to On las oasss bArrios en- que hablta 10 gen
to pobre donds prime,o se pre'ento. Onios
menta an Barcellos So hA pre- rescntsdo nm prime
o,so en- persona prooedente dc OPorto des-
nuss otros dos en- Ia misma casa. E'ta es II
verdsd exacts el dia 20 de Agosto por Ia no
che. ..:a !
ri gobisrno do Portugal ha de'''tide q
.oordouar porto ante el temor de grande' oe
.6rdeue, ca dicha oiud.d doude Is niseri'
eou,ecueucia de Ia parali.aci6n del trah'o'
do scr uu au1ili.r muy eicas d. Ia pc t. y ma
terrible aun qte ella.