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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11
Receiver For Hotel aud Theater.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 11.-Henry Gumble
was appointed receiver of the Great
Southern Hotel and Theater company.
This step was caused by apprehension
resulting from the appointment of re-
ceiver for the company operating the
hotel, and was taken for the protection
of creditors. The Great Southern Hotel
and TheaUer represent ali investment of
over $600,000. The liabilities of the
company are estimated at about
S330. 900,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11
CANDIDATE
For Bishop Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Or. W. n. Bennett, Former Pastor In
This CITY Is Named.

Indiana Metbodists, seconded by
Methodists of other Central States,
will present DR.. w. II. Bennett, of
Anderson, Ind, as their candidate
for the office of Bishop of the Meth
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11
House & Lot
Given Away

By trading at the stores mem
tionc.l below YOU will get a
chance la own home for nothing.
ASK fer tickets
With every cash purchase of
Soc you will he given ticket
which may get YOU home.
A warranty deed given the for
tunate person holding the lucky
number.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-THE Erie rail-
road gave an order for 90 big compound
freight engines to the Brooks Loco
motive works. and it is also building
five passenger engines at its own shops
at Meadville. These are in addition to
the 10 passenger engines which are to
be delivered by Sept. /. This is in
terred to be the beginning of the move
ment to lift the Erie out OF the differ
ential class,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11
Mems and Bows Clothing Department.

Bankrupt price $245
Bankrupt 1915.
and
good value at $l4O0. Bankrupt price S549.
double and single breasted sacks and
really Bankrupt $S9S.
of
while Bankrupt $9.49.
pair worth Bankrupt price
of
Bankrupt
all wool knee cheap $40O Bankrupt $95
while
Bankrupt $l.95 to $3.50.
fine all the styles and patterns worth $2
to $l5, put all in one lot. Bankrupt price $549
Mems Pants Department.
$500 mems dress pants Bankrupt price $l.29
$4OO mems fine dress Bankrupt price $l1g
mems fine Bankrupt S224
Dry Goods
Clark's ottOn this sale lc a spool.
&c a
this sale
zoe black wOrsed goods at this sale
4Oc black sale price 1873.
iannels wool.
this They slightly soid
Table this sale
your
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-11
OTIS CLOSED THE FORTS.
KeconnaIssauces Madc-Eehei Loss In Re-
cent Fighting Estimated al 100
Killed and 300 Wounded.

MANILA, Aug. ll.-Oficial reports re.
ceived here from the scene of the recent
fighting with the Filipinos said there
were reconnaissance during which the
American troops found few of the
enemy But there were no engagements
of importance. A battalion of the Sew
enteenth infantry, under Major o 'Brien.
advanced very close to Angeles. The
major reports there are about $50 insur-
gents there, A battalion Of the Twelfth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
DEsERET EVENING NEws SATURDAY, july Is 1892

tulio guIltioss Of SILK foundation. or II
lt were o. false but fair hlleyouse. Her
shoes would delight the wlckcdcst
oourtlcr OF the Louis QuInzo period
Hy means of them che stands three
Inches sailor eo you may imagine what
they ore lilo.
There l1 n1 question in my mind Tint
The auto gIrl if worthy ond OF the
century institution. but she win never
bo H1 numerous ng her fellow sisters.
the "U. o." and the "G Go" n costs
money. and lots OF u. 60 follow the new
craze. Tho price of "a bicycle ls incon-
siderable. while o. golf tlt is compare
lively cheaper but au electric vehicle
NJ any sort stands f1r three figures. and
most often begins with the last mineral
These money considerations viii tend
10 c0nnno the fnd 90 the exclusives"
30 get phucton. Dorothy ~ m
lcHs common than u d1s-a-do1 or sure
roy And. while adore the scarlet fl-
tore. do yours up in gruy with violet
tnminr., or lf you would mako some
concession Co. tho man who f00ti your
buia, Indulge loo orange and black. Since
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The Counters II Aberdeen hos an-
nouncod "a startling gospel Cor the
newest 0f the now women Hitherto
the advance guard OF The aaE has been
content Co leave man out of her calcu-
lntIunq. there wus n0 place fnr him IN
her theory of NE aud Thought and cdu-
cation The moro highly educated %
woman became, the more splendid her
natural talents. tho Ions consideration
dld she give Go the thought Of mutri-
mony. she was % voluntary old maid.
Now. according to the theory rrop0unl-
cd by the international Council oi Wb-
men. an this ig wronE. Eycn fusan b.
Anthony ihnt grand old maid. has
come out natfooted on the side OF mon.
Tor che says.
81 have not yet given up my faith In
muu. / believe they also have n great
future aa well na women
a FtatistInn has recently been Swing
some attention 20 modern womnn'a ut-
titu1e in regard Co marriage. He says.
"Thc finer and higher the education .
woman, the loas likoly ~ it that she
viii ever marry" Also. "rhe greater a
woman'u genius. the loa7 probable that
she viii marry. or. marrying do her
greatest and best work Tor humanity
as o wife. Nearly an the great women
Of history have been old maids or Wild
own."
They have been a glorious company
these partncrlcaB DANES. and their rec
ord l1 lost In the long forgotten records
OF tho past. Among them were queen
lintnsu. who made glorious the reign of
her brother. the great Egyptian Thoth-
mes; scmirnmls. Zonobln, Cleopatra.
Hyputla. Joan or Arc. Victoria Col0nna.
Catherine DC Mcdlci. Elizabeth on ENG
land. Catherine ~ Russia. Maria The
rosa. ROSA nonhour soppho. George
Sand. George Eliot. not one of whom
did hor best work Tor the world aa a
wife. And now the International Coun-
40 of Women goes back 10 the position
that. genius or not. womuuH best
work 90 done IN double haruc1a.
Statistics show that beautiful and
clever girls seldom marry 90 quickly as
plain. commonplace women A man
breads the rldiculc OF the world and
people arc sure 60 say something slight
Ing about the husbands OF clever WOO
mon. Beautiful women are usually Coz
quettcs ana mon consider the taking of
wife In too burIurHsllko "a way TO
rick after marriage ilrtntlona when 70
man marrica he selects woman who
Is likely 10 mako his path through llfo
a. comfortable as possible and calmly
waits until he RECEIVERS from his infnt-
untl1n Tor the beautiful glrl (ns oN-
perioncc In recovering from dozens Of
previous lnfntuationn has convinced
him he Wild whom he marrios her plain
er sister who ~ content to settle down
MS n houaekccpcr has a satisfactory
dot, " willing to receive his dlctum as
the word OF the gods. ana hns no thoo-
rio1 60 make him Hquirm or wis
dom TO throw his own lack Of that COM
modify into unpleasant contrast.
The pretty girl ~ rather likely 10
leave n trail Of broken engagements In
nor wake, for she ~ more cxnctlng than
her palmer sister, who knows she can
not daily with her one chance Of accur-
ing q husband Twenty engagements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Are women more subject to scasick-
ness than men2"
An Atlantic captain replies; Yes, but
on the other hand, they stand II bot
ter. a woman struggles up - the point
NJ despair against the--whnt l might
call the Improperly OF tho thing. She
isn't 10 much tortured by the pangs as
she IL worried by the prospect OF be-
coming dlahcvclcd. haggard and drag
glcd. She fights against Il TO the last
and keeps up appearances as long as
she can hold up her head. Then she be-
comes maudlln ana pathetic. She takes
10 her room ana invariably asks three
questions First whether people do
OF gcagiokness. then how many miles
we are from shore. and lastly when we
shall get there. She also often asks
how deep the water ls, and II I think
II possible FOR any one 90 20 seven days
without any food. The doctor Is always
talked over. l am asked time and
again II | think he Is capable and oin-
Client and II I have confidence In him.
When the patient gets 80 IN that she
loses Interest In the doctor, she usually
lies ON her side and cries by the hour.
hut luckily the more violent attacks
only last % short time"
How rs It with mcn7"
"oh, men give In at once. They
make great rumpus until they arc
compelled 10 take TO their berths. Then
they gtumblo and groan until they are
well enough TO go on deck again. A
great many passengers come aboard
loaded with medicines for the prcvon-
tlon of acaFickncss. I never knew n
preventive yet except careful dieting"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The women who succeed arc those
who 30 to their work with determine
ton born of courage and positive con-
vletion. and whose energies are
absolutely tlrcless. II Is true they are
often not NO wen paid for the same
work az men, but that Is one OF the
mistakes OF the day that Will soon be-
reotlhod. We are growing wiser. and
one OF the things that ~ most Ina
portant fer every one 10 know Is that
there 10 no sex IN brains. Those who
fail are usually those who expect too
much and presume on account OF their
being women.
There Is plenty OF work, and money.
TOO FOR the sharp woman who viii hght
every difficulty In her way. Everybody
loves Il fighter whether II be man or
woman, tghtor5 who see nothing but
success az the other end OF tho Ions
road fghtcrl who believe In them
selves and their efforts. and who plan
their daily battles as a general plano
campaigns, lighters who are brave,
above board ana generous In the strug-
gle These nro the hcroines or daily
llte' nnd they command success and re-
speet by thoroughly deserving IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

out Of q hundred. says tho statisticnn.
never amount 90 anything but returned
enlargement rings. Most Of these are
between young people who do not know
their own minds.
About 10 per cont of the women who
MARRY do 600 hofor The age Of 20. Go per
cent between the ages Of 90 and 20. 10
nor cent between the ages OF 30 and 80.
between the nNo8 0f 40 and 30 the
chances are about Z 10 per cent, while
the woman who rs over 90 has only
1 4-d chances in 100. Women are mar
rylnE later IN life than they used 60.
more women marrying between the
ages OF 20 and 30 than at any other
period. Southern women marry earlier
than northern women, the hustling
western glr following. and the eastern
woman with her devotion TO a career"
and busincsH marrying latest Of an.
Among professional womon hospital
nurses head the list Of marrying woo
men. 4 pretty woman or even q plain
one whose face rs framed by the dainty
uniform 0f the nurse BE- lrrcsiatlbly faH-
cinntlns Go the man she has nurscd
through % dangerous illness. Actresses.
stcn9grnphcfa aud typewriter are next
on the list School teachers whose
chances OF making acquaintance nrc
slight have possibly the lowest oppor-
tunitias About one woman Ia 20 Is
likely 90 be an old maid because of the
inequality VI the sexes. After the age
OF 2s every womun's likelihood %
changing her estate 10 materially less
onod.
Woman r. said to be most fas-
cinnting nt the age N 50. II was then
that Cleopatra infatuated Mark Antony.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says q woman la
1t her best mentally and physically
when she Is 3, years old Diana Of
poictlorr. the celebrated French beauty.
was lovely at G5. and Nlnon de l'Enolos.
Marie Stuart, Madame Recamlor and
dozens Of other famous beauties have
passed the usual age limit for lovell-
ness, but the average woman IA more
likely 90 bo pnsHc nc so or 80. While
beautiful or fascinating any woman
may marry but even n beauty at 80
she win by then be 80 welded 90 her
NE Of Independence and 80 inclined 10
view q change Of state from matter
Of fact standpoint that only o. very brill
linnt match viii attract her, and In
considering the chances FOR this the
odds are very small
of mon who marry thrcc-quar-
tors are commonplace individuals with
small Incomes. only 10 per cent OF tho
men who marry are handsome. Ten
por cent have Incomes exceeding 5000
per year. 30 per cent have incomcn be-
tween $1,000 and 5000. and 30 per cent
are both homcly and have annual In
comes Of less than $1,000. From which
one cannot wonder that since statistics
have come Into fashion matrlmony
has Tor thinking women TO some extent
gone out FRANCES HYDE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

automobile toilet that appear In Paris
To DE en- rogle, a blk scarlet pnrasoi
ana huge pair of gogglcs' a. the
fcte In the Bots de Boulugne the week
before last, at which the motor was
represented In all It's varieties. and the
fair owners raced and exhibited them.
selves ana their vehicles Tor char
lty. only one lady wore the rog-
giles. but Hhe won hor race. trrri-
rlblo as her aspect was. But deliver
me from the goEglea. II may Doc rn-
uonnl enough to thus protect tho eyes.
but I shall leave such discretion TO ia
belle rarHlrnno."
Necessarily our gloves are heavy and
lootc httIng. 1 divided my hof dozen.
getting two each OF red. white and
black 1 trIckod myself out ut ma
DANES IN my new froCk. puoring from
under O black chiffon pnrusol lined with
white l WINS wearing black gloves aud
patent leather ties laced with white
strings, ana believe me. tho ensemble
was stunning Many NJ tho girls cling
10 all red; others dare dnahuB OF black.
some combine II with white. Bcaa
wished 10 preserve her mnldenly mod
oHty beneath q white chip Hover laden
liclnnc chupcau, and none OF us had
sufficient courage TO deny the wisdom
NJ her choice. when she Tilted u over
her gaucy nose dropped her oyollds
aud pat the question.
Amy " dcvlliHh often. To sustain the
character she has managed IL real Me-
phistopholean custumc-blnck aud red.
rcd ana black. II IL somewhat intri-
cate, and you are never certain whether
you caught a glimpse OF a pcttlcout Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

coming TO town We fcon Yale blue
outnt which In my Judgment was par
tcularly fetching Dear old Harvard,
though, for once is strictly IN Il. and
her sons, no doubt, enjoy proud altla-
faction when they find the ircquOntod
Hvcnuca ablaze with their beloved Coz.
lego color.
Cousin Daisy Inns been doing Ascot
ana writes me from that garden spot
of gowns that oolorod l1cos ARE much In
evidence. She describes white plQue
drcea, patterned with wuvy garluniH
uf f0rgpt-mu-uutT and roTohulH. ON tho
coat of which was % hugo Capo collar NJ
cardinal lace, with soft snah belt "
the sumo hue about the whist This.
Indeed, was AN odd costume. hut UNI
doubleday FfOuChy Not loss DO either
was the hat OF pale Manila straw with
"a scarf OF blue Elusg mcundcriug care
losaly around rather tail crown. "a
short end dangling ut the back and "a
long one brought forward and fastened
with q single loop and iewoicl pins.
Muussclinc DO sole nowadays o. drnp-
ed over satin ana Trimmed with cluster
Ing trails and groups NJ flowers. COM
posed ~ tinted mouaHelinc with crystal
dropping oonterT. These ccutcrs are a
feature Of the most expensive frocks.
and must look lovely sprnglng from
widely opened rose or half closed
fuchsia The gulmpc OF r. moussollne
dress edged with a. festoon OF such OK
quisltc blossoms ought Co bo quite
beautiful, ana despite the outory
against the straight yoke and sleeve
crowns, which are said 60 "cut ng-
urc IN two,' l think they uro adorable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Of cuu-c. when well managed and seen
on suitable subject
OF cnpca thorc are q multitude again.
Tho most ethereal confections almost
always ordered by the best dressed. are
trouapurcncles OF chiffon or point d'es-
prIt
Two failed 20 Tar 90 acknowledge che
receipt of your most welcome budget.
which came Just 40 was starting and
was read on the bont. Some of the
pnafngcs I read aloud and $50 ail en-
ioycd your original comments ON che
1900 cow ana $50 hen. In the Hight Of
these latest acquisitions by the rntor-
famlllHs won't % be- easier 90 demand
nn electric wheeler and Join the ranks
Of The auto girl2
G1odby dear. write me by return
mail and you shall have o. reply in a
jlny Additionally DAISY MAY.
New York city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Northern India and the island OF
Banquoy can certainly claim to have
the most peculiar marriage ritrs Of any
country In the former n COW and a
calf are invariably required at the mar
Hogc The animals ore driven Into a
narrow running stream. the priests ana
the betrnthcl couple also standing lu
the water.
The man and tho woman each catch
hold OF the cows tail, and the priest
pours water out OF q glass vessel upon
their Joined hands, while an present
muttor certain prayers, Tho young
folks are then declared TO be man and
vito, ana the priest claims the cow and
calf as hi8 foo.
In the island or Danqucy tho om-
clatlns prioat takes a sharp knife ana
with 10 makes "a smnll iuclslon In the
r.ght leg OF the bride and bridegroom.
from each lncIsIon he gathers a few
drops of blood and transfers them To
the other one's leg. This operation. 10.
gother with a short religious formula
constitutes the whole OF the marriage
ceremony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

According 10 an authority on the sub
Jet, something like five tons OF hnlr
are required annually by London NOR
chants aud, although samples arrive
from various parts OF the world. the
bulf Is chiefly French or Italian grown.
Naturally the tressca Of noylces who
take the ven figure largely IN the hair
harvest Some little time ago con-
vent Ia said 10 have sold over a ton
OK mar FOR $1,000, while single con-
vent near Tours recently dispatched as
much az 30 pounds OF hair to n Parlslan
hoirdrcasor which would be worth nj
most as many soyciclgns. A merchant
revealed the fact recently that S2e.j0
was an average price for British
girls head OF hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The best French hats are trimmed
very lightly and successfully. and the
Partisan "olegantes" show marked
prediction for a high crown Of Jam pot
persuasion. very pale grny straw
with n dash OF blue In II cxcmpllncd
this fashion very httractlycly. Tho
brlm was fairly broad In front. but mar
rowed on to almost nothing Mt the
back. while about the high pointed
crown there came merely scarf OF
soft. dun pink silk. nrtistioally draped
ana tied nt one side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

llrinf hoIn a high WIN placed iu tho gUl
do" at u'iunA for the purpa.e
She Is said to be an excellent marks.
woman
Tho Duke Of Edinburgh IL IN ardent
stamp collector aud posscFaca one ~
the finest collections In the world. HIS
daughter the crown princous Of Rou-
mania. delights In pcrfumcry hotties.
ass ala her grandmother the late
empress Of Russia. who had unique
collection of elaborate ana beautiful
bottles which was valued at $4,000. ana
which she bequeuthod to her grand.
daughter.
The queen ~ Italy has n peculiar
hobby. She delights In a collection "
gloves, boots and shoes which have
been worn at different periods by royal
and Imperial percentages. She has "a
pair Of white slippers and a ian which
belonged TO Mary queen Of Scots. also
shoes worn by queen Anne and the
Empress Josephine.
King Humbcft takes great pleasure
In amateur cooking. IN which art he 10
an adept
The empress Of Germany 10 n cham
pi0n knittcr ana uses large wooden
needles Tor the work she does.
Tho queen of Greece spends n good
deal Of her time In fancy needlework.
and Is said 60 be the finest ncedlewo-
man among European royalties,
The empress of Japan ~ distinguish
ed for her clever manipulation OF the
koto, an instrument resembling zlthcr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

delpha 20 making It's FIRST practical en-
denvur TO solve the much talked OF
servant problem by establishing a
school for the training Of domostlcs.
DR. MlrWret stanton of Syracuse
has recently been elected To the Office OF
president OF the Onondara County
Medical co'loTc, It 81 Tho first time IN
the history OF tho country that wo-
man has been chosen TO an such a no.
Huoh Dr. stanton was graduated
some years ago from the Syracuse uni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

or bury the par.ngH ot hlu finger nails.
Among the ilehrcwl Il was the custom
TO pare the nails on "a Friday. and the
operation had 90 be- conducted in cor-
tain manner The little finger ON the
lott hand had nrst 90 De operated on,
then the mldll. finger. followed hy the
fourth finger thumb and fore finger
The nails OF the middle nng0r OF the
right hand had next to Doc cut: then
came the thumb. then tho fore finger
and nftorward the fourth and little
finger
When fortune telling was more In
vogue than no present the shape and
appearance OF the finger nails were
looked on nH having reference TO
ones destiny. The nails were first rub
bed over with "a mixture OF wax and
SCOT and, after being thus prepared.
were held 20 that the sunlight fcll fully
upon thUm. on the horny transparent
substance were supposed Co appear
HlsnH and character from which the
future could Doc interpreted
Persona too, with certain duscrlp-
lions of nails were supposed TO possess
certain characteristics.
For instance. q man with red and
spotted nails was of nory, hot
tempered disposition. while pale. lead
colorcd nails denoted melancholy
temperament
Ambitious and quarrcl8ome people
were distinguished by narrow nails.
while lovers OF knowledge aud liberal
sentiment had round shaped nails.
C0nCslted, obstinate and narrow
minded persons were possessed Of smnll
nails; lazy, indolunt individuals Of
tleshy nails, and those OF gentle. timid
nature OF broad nails.
Those persons whoHc nails grow Into
the flesh at the sides arc generally
luNurlously Inclined, while those with
very pale nails are subject 20 both
bouliv mud tUanfa1 quNaripts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

veraIty nftcrwnrd taking a course Mt
inc Syracuse Medical college. Later
sho spent two years IN the hospitals az
Berlin, Paris and London. For nine
years she was treasurer OF the Medical
society and last year held the office OF
vice president
Emperor William OF Germany np-
pears TO have added galantry to hls
many other accomplishments When
ne recently heard the beautiful Danish
l1rtuoso' Frleda scatta, play he said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

TO- her when l listened with my eyes
closed l thought / heard sarasate. yet
prefer 10 Keep my eyes open"
Miss Flora Shaw and Mrs MAY Fitz-
gibbons Of Toronto are actively inter-
esied In the project Of bringing women
enlonlsla from the mother country TO
settle In Canada. Miss Shaw believes
the scheme Is great opening for mahy
or the poorer women Of the educated
eihsseA OF England while TO Mrs. Fitg-
gibbons belongs the credit OF originat-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

There she lives IN utter accmslon, nell
thor visiting nor visited, ana rarely
stopping outside her grounds except To
attend the Church OF ST. stephon'l-by-
soitash, near by Tie castle stands
hlFh and alone, surrounded by a pro.
fusion OF foliage. Mrs, pnruol rs pos-
aeasoi ol SOME wealth aud recently. us
o. sister OF Genera. Sir Evelyn Wood.
she successfully contested "a probate
suit which added 20 her alcans.
The HousoNeepgrs' Alliance Of phila-
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ing the idea Of a training school for the
tur eolunlsts In connection with the
government experimental farm in the
northwest
Tho best test Of Admiral Dewey's
popularity seems 10 be the number Of
babies that have been named after him.
the admiral himself says that he has
received $4,000 letters announcing 90
many namesakes within tho past ia
months and that he has answered most
OF them In person.