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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
PoLICE NEWS.

officer Roberts was sent down 10 IN,
Wrrt Side last evening 10 protect "a
hlushlng bride and AN Indignant groom
from the assaults of the Seventh ward
TIN can brigade. Whom the patr1lman
arrived ut hs destination tho residence
~ Thomas Taylor between First and
Second South un Sixth Wcst street. the
hoodlumF HtUad NOT ON the order OF
rolnT, but HWHrmcI fancaH. crosI-lots.
abandoning tholr cans mud impedlmontu
To- the hands OF tho enemy
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CHURCH NOTICES.
~. srA1in coNrrnENcn.

NJ !. STAKE CONFERENCE.
The NJ. I. conference Of the Salt Lake
stake win be held In tho Tabernacle
sunday. Aug, H. Ofncefs meeting In
the morning at 10 o'clock. general meet
ing In the afternoon nc o'clock. and
q Gospel lecture IN tho evening at S:1b.
Mutual Improvement prC1ldentH will
please have above announcement made
in meetings on Sunduy.
RICHARD u. LYMAN,
NELLIE @, TAYLOR,
Stake Supcrintendents.
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CLEARIyG iI0fsE REpnnr

,.,...--, snlt Lake, Aug. g. i,li
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CIIiLilItEN,

Don't miss seeing the Dogs and Mon
keys at saltnir this week I'LL Saturday.
They leave then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

The moving pictures at saltair every
evening, free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

New stock OF building material. at
greatly reduced prices.
AeCONAuGAY LOOSE LUMBER co.
IA u. FArst West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

H. a, Burnett told hlH truublcH 10 n
policeman lust evening" 10 appears
ihlt M hnlrNnn days, now rolrgltel
into the dim and misty past. uurrett
had o. wife who was Hl the apnie of
his cyo. But nlns' tho lady "a said
60 have sought now companions and 10
have nestled under the protecting wing
Of ono named A. jameson. jameson
was arrested oud detained at police
headquarters last night while an Inc
NnHtirltiou was being m1le of the case,
~ $3.50 o'clock THE morning he was
released. The man vigorously protest
Dd chat Do was entirely Innocent OF tho
charge preferred 1guinBt him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

l1ro nld. according 10 Mr. Shake
fre1rr. that good vino ia a familiar
creature lf lt Boz won ugrd,' but u waa
BBhn CltUW0ui who WuH the familiar
creature last evening An tho world
and h'H Vito iu her Immediate vicinity
wrrr painfully aware of tho fact that
IiaND was uu one or her usual bend.
,ra" % lH hy mo- means improbable
that her former companions In the State
asylum viii welcome her once again
in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
CLAIRvoYANTs AND sp1RIrUALIsM
CLAIRvOYANT!
MRS. DIR. F. CLARK.
THE OCCULT WONDER.
> I."DAJ A NTI-Nrrr,T " T 90, -rED A

PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
2O5 TURK ST. NEAR JONES
No matter what trouble you may have with
yourself or Others come and she will guide
you. She advises you with a certainty higher
than human power.
IT'S NOT WHAT SHE HAS DONE FOR
OTHERS, BUT WHAT SHE WILL DO
FOR YOU.
She is a living connection between the un-
seen existence and this world. She can read tn,
innermost thoughts of souls, see the past, pres
ent ana future as in mirror, and by her
mysterious power can tell how TO avert evil.
now to succeed in business and obtain good
fortune. She locates mines and buried treas
ure, minerals old estates lost friends. etc
CONCERNING BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
She gives dates, facts and figures reliable
and important advice and information all
matters of interest in business transactions,
lawsuits, contested wills, life insurance,
damage suits. divorces. deeds mortgages.
claims, collections. speculations, adventures.
gold mining stocks. and all financial difficult
ties. Truly predicts the success or failure of
new inventions, patents pending pension
claims, etc; tells whether you will receive fair
dealings with partners II you care to know
what business you shall follow to be success
ful where you should go and whom to avoid ::
If you intend to make any changes or to start
a business, buy or sell property, or in fact
take any important step.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call. corner OF Market and Third streets, open
until y o'clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
300 Hayes street: open until $50 o'clock.
639 McAuister street; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
615 Larlsin street: open until $3.50 o'clock
1871 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
until O clock.
loG Eleventh street: open until o'clock
1886 Valencia street: open until o'clock.
Northwest corner Of Twenty-second and Ken
tuckv streets. orau until O'clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
MEETING NOTICES.

THE members of the S. F. Scottish \ q ~,
Thistle Club are requested to as N 1N@
semble at 10 Ninth St. MONDAY, %AJNAS
October 16. 1899 at l p. m, to at 10
tend the funeral Of the late wife of our
Royal Chief, JOHN ROSS.
GEO. w PATERSON, Recorder.
ANNUAL meeting-Annual meet Of stock
holders Of the KILAUEA SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANY will be held at
the office of the company. 327 Market street,
IN the city and county of San Francisco.
State of California, on WEDNESDAY, the
25th day OF October 1899 at the hour of IL
o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of electing a
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books will close on Saturday, October H.,
1899 at y o clock m.
E. H SHELDON, Secretary.
ANNUAL meeting stockholders of The Slime
Company-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Slime Company viii be held at
the PRINCIPAL office of the company in San
Francisco, Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day Of October. 1899, at o'clock .. M Tor
the purpose of electing directors and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
ALBERT c. AIKEN, President
Dated October Z. 1899
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HELP wANrED-AGENTs.

MEN & women to travel appoint agents' gents
ment: brilliant opportunity. Address with with
ref, BUTLER & ALGER, New HaVen, Nonn.
WANTED-Ladies or gents; salary ana COM
mission ia Jones St
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
DON'T FAIL TO CONSULT

-tIIN'l
her advice may be the means of saving you
thousands of dollars and great deal of
trouble.
Remember your prospects of to-day may be
your fortune tomorrow If rightly handled.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15


AGENTS-Why not enter into a reputable
business with a house OF good standing that
Will always consider your interests: the
Standard Portrait House of New York cit y
is now offering for the first time a 16x20
crayon or pastel picture with a frame all
complete, for Csc; we pay soc commission on
each order; we are reliable and we'll known
throughout the country; want men that
work and that would not consider anything
less than $40 per day remember similar por.
traits are being sold at from $5 to S. send 4sc
for sample or we will send c. o. D. with the
privilege of examination; all the supplies in
structions teaching you how to take orders
and giving every detail of the business are
forwarded with sample. A B. STECKEI.
Dept. Z, PSI Pleasant ave, New York cftv
FIRST-CLASS solicitors at once: men or
women; straight salary besides commission
CONSOLIDATED FLAVORING co 14eI
Market St. s. F., to 5; 457 Ninth St. Oak.
land. 10 to 1880.
AGENTS everywhere TO sell map of the battle
fields In the Philippines; 46x64 inches in &
colors, showing all the movements of Eighth
Army Corps. Write for particulars to p n
LAMAR, Il First St, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
DREssMAKERs AND sEAMsTREssEs

MRS. LIVINGSTON of New York invites la
dies to examine her French dress cutting
system; we cut on cloth without paper
patterns, pencils, weights screws pins;
any style garment cut in minutes we guar
antee pupils can cut, baste, seam and bone
before trying on: positively no alterations for
even the most irregular form; any person can
learn to fit any form and follow any fashion;
pupils taught pressing, cutting. designing,
basting, boning, matching plaids, princess
dresses skirts, sleeves-in fact everything
appertaning to the art of dress; we teach
from plain sewing to the most elaborate
s. F. Dressmaking Ladies Tailoring parlors;
French tailoring system taught. 305 Van Ness.
PARTISAN dressmaking, 3S7 Geary; dresses
made S. up; dresses made over: perfect fit.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

THE First Unitarian Church, southwest corner
of Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev. DR.. Steb-
bins. minister emeritus; Rev. y J. B. Schultz,
superintendent of Sunday school. The sunday
is at II O'clock Rev. Benjamin Fay Mills
VIII occupy the pulpit Subject Of sermon.
"A New Definition Of Religion All are cor
dially invited. There IS no evening service.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
ACCOUNTANTS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

6. x. BALLARD. 401 Cal St, designs audlts
adjusts accounts for corporati0ns & firms; 7
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

THE First Divine Science Church, NJ. E
Cramer. pastor; discourse at II a. n. by Mrs
Josephine r. Wilson, Oakland. Cal; services
every Sunday in Yosemite Hall, Native Sons
take elevator.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

FIRST Congregational Church. cor. Post and
Mason sts.-Rev. George c. Adams, D. D.
has returned from his vacation, and Will
preach morning and evening; II a m, theme
Our Duty to the Rest Of the World" 7:45
?. m, a song service OF welcome to the pas
tor; special music by the choir. assisted by
the Masonic Quartet; Dr. Adams will speak
on "A Congregational National Council"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

SPECIAL meetings-In hall, SO36 Sixteenth st
a meeting for Christians Will be held to-day
oct. Is. at o'clock; also each evening during
the week. Saturday excepted the gospel will
be preached at 7:45 p. m. You are cordially
invite dtO attend. DR.. Matthews and Mr.
Campbell. evangelists.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

HOWARD Presbyterian Church. Oak and Ba-
ker sts;; Rev. J. s Thomas. PASTORAL II a.
!+Youne' Man SELF Sell OUT. sundayschool '-si at
$50 Wednesday evening prayer meeting at
7:+5. All welcome. Beginning November
3 morning service VIII be at 1890, Sunday
knhnol II IL
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

International Union Of Cali
iornia No. ! meets first and third MONDAYS of
each month, Il59 Mission ST.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

FIRST Church Of Christ, Scientist. Central
block, 223 Sutter st. bet. Kearny and Grant
ave.-Christian Science Bible lesson at II a
m: subject Probation After Death" Sun
day-school for children at the same hour
Wednesday evening meeting at clock. All
are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

CALVARY Presbyterian Church cor. Powell
and Geary sts.. Rev. John Hemphill, D. D,
pastor-Services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. :;
topic P. m; music, a. m: Anthem, 'Hark
bark, my SOUL (Shelley); offertory, bass solo,
From the Depths" lCampana) W. c. Camp
bell. Music, p. m: Anthem, "Oh, Be joy
ful,' A J. Holden; offertOry, tenor solo, D.
NJ. Lawrence AL are made Welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

WANTED-German cook, S35, no wash; sec
ond girls S20 ? French second girls, SIS; cook.
small resort for winter. $35; mattresses, city
and country, $50 and S25 and Sc week;
French ladies' maid. $25; Protestant girls;
nice American families, $25; ironer for small
laundry country, $25 and found and fare paid;
a number of girls for housework, city ana
country. at $40 and s25 Apply to j. F. CROS-
EFT & CO., 316 Suffer st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
BATH CABINETs-THERMAL.

like a screen; ona panel opening as a door;
call and see It; descriptive booklet free. W.
S. BROWN. general agent 426 Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

ASSOCIATION Auditorium, Mason and Ellis
sts.-This afternoon at o'clock, address by
Rev MacH Wallace, to men only; subject.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

THE Theosophical Society-Lecture tonight.
Odd Fellows building, Seventh and Market
SITS. by Mrs. NJ. c. Bell. Uranus and Nep-
tune. the Planets Of the Occultist ana Mys-
tio'; Lotus circle II m, inquirers meet
ings Tuesdays p. m. Thursdays 2:30 p.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
HET,P WANTED-FEMALE.

=, rTOTrsEvoPK Pa1o Alto. s25; Alameda,
sos: Berkeley. 500; Antioch. $50; Martinez. $a9: $a9
Vacaye s26 Beyedere s2S Los Sao Gates, 8snisa sIa
San Rafael, S25; San Leandro, ~ De1IiUi ts
S25; San Mateo $50 and several other towns owns ,
twenty housework girls city, $25 $50 and $lS
ten young girls to assist, $40 to $lo M NiI32 n
CUILINAN 1923 Sutter st; phone Main ooI.
A FIRST-CLASS Iaundress and waitress; "a Hula7 a.
boldt $50 and S25, with ralse. Apply ~
MISS II. CULLINAN 1923 Sutter St
A-T,yyO German cooks. $50 each; cook, Amerioo RI
can family, $50. MISS H CULLlNAN' 'S'
Sutter st; phone Main 65l
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
HELP wANrED-AGENrs

ELECTRIC seal capes, Astrakan yokes. $40
$50. RORT WALLACE. lis KearnY ton 40
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

Nurse, infant see party here at 1880 Mon
day: girl for San Rafael, see party here at III
Monday % girls for general housework SO,
S25i second girls. $40. c. R. HANSEN q
CO.. 104 Geary ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

conscientiously buy were those relating
TO religious subjects Therefore the
popularity of this class OF art at this
time is easily explained II was natural
that these pictures should relate to
some one OF the great feast or fast days
OF the church or should deal with the
beautiful life or birth of the founder OF
the Christian faith.
AS Christmas was the great feast
day OF the medieval church, what more
natural than that the artists should
paint the Nativity. but as those old
Italian artists OF the middle ages were
great admirer9 OF feminine loveliness
in It's more spiritual phases. what more
natural than, under the guise Of the
Madonna, they should give permanence
TO their ideal OF lovely womanhood2
Michael Angelo, who did not like wo-
men, or who at most simply tolerated
I them II known 10 have painted few
Madonnas one is In the English ma.
4 tional gallery at present and is fal
from one OF the best specimens OF hi
work while Raphael Sanzio, who wa
/ in love with every pretty face tha
crossed his path. painted Madonni
after Madonna and finally cxcelled il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

ing results Velveteen wears like iron,
grows shabby less quickly than cloth,
is inexpensive and therefore Will make
splendid street costumes.
a neatly tailored velvcteen box coat
and skirt of hyacinth blue stitched In
black was one Of the most attractive
toilets at Bagbys first musical morn
ing. With II was worn a felt turban or
the same color ornamented by two big
chouX OF black panne velvet. There
was certain amount OF simple ele-
gance I'm the costume which called forth
exceptional praise; it could be worn
with equal propriety on the promenade
or 90 the thcater and was certainly the
smartest bit OF dressing at this recog-
nized panorama OF smart frocks.
have recently had access 10 madame's
foreign letters Of advice, from which
I learn that peau de sole Is 90 be the
material OF spring, that bois Is the
newest shade OF brown, and that among
the rare tints are "A curious velvety
crimson. q glacier green, several warm
browns suggesting the faded reddened
leaf, banana, hyacinth and stern
gray which should mingle dcliciously
with damask rose or dahlla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

, that ~ the Madonna di San Sisto.'
Eapbael. with his gentle, child Ike soul.
vas the one 10 paint the Christ Chlld
/ win a charm that has never been eN-
\ colIed into the face OF both mother
and child ne always managed to iniuse
! subtIe spirituality that other 2rtsts
/ have missed.
In his Madonnas each artist incarnat-
ed his ideal OF beautiful womanhoou'
The Madonna Of Leonardo da Ninci Is
always a fair. thoughtful woman one
who is I'm the world. yet not or IL her
face even while she clasps the divine Chliu
IL full of an indefinable sorrow. as II
she already anticipated the anguish OF
after years. The Madonna OF the court
lv Van Dyke is a noble woman, retned'
brilliant i'm mind. such as were the wp-
mon of the courts ne frequentedi the
Nodonnas OF Titan and Paul NerOnese
are stately DANES. like the magnlhceht
wives OF their great italian nooles.
None painted the humble Hebrew peas
ant girl. Indeed. the Madonnas ana
the child Chrsts OF the italian artlsts
were nothing more than beauuful ltal-
ian women and children, idealized more
or less according TO the imaginations
OF the artists who painted them
sNurillo. the Spanish master, painted
many famous Madonnas. one or the
most celebrated OF his pictures Is the
"Adoration Of the shepherds now In
the Prado az Madrid. His Madonnas
are all lovely and all distinctly Spanish
in type.
The art world Of Europe has recently
becn stirred by the finding Of a new
Madonna. one by Botticelh. discovered a
few months ago in one Of the granaries
OF the Pitt palace at Florence. The
painting Is on wood and is supposed to
be one OF the earlier works Of the great
master. The background Of the picture
is filled with clusters OF roses troIn
which fact the painting has been names
| tbe madonna dele Rose" The Ma
donna Is represented kneellng before
| the infant Saviour I'm an attitude o
alteration. white four bcautitm angels
whose faces are full Of a celestial sad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

done I'm contrasting colors on seams and
edges. else stitched bands OF taheta
In one color decorate. When FUR is en-
plOyed as "A trimming. SILK cords ana
loops are used for fastening; when not,
cut steel or mother of pearl buttons do
the work.
There is certainly nothing smarter
than the velvet costume for street wear.
now that I've been permitted % study
the subject from close range. and l
strongly urge those who are not pro-
yided with tailor gowns 10 Invest in
one The fed. for such u is. has caught
like wildnrc and within The week I've
rren rn ierg thBu pis handsome drrsHee
Tsrroauesa IN vrlvttssH with charm,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

ment the picture was returned 10 DreS-
den. where II has since remained.
The Sistine Madonna of Raphael sur
passes all other Madonnas in majesty
and spirituality. Its expression com
bines the sweetness OF mother love WIN
the dignity OF the queen and the pu' IVY
OF the saint Raphael's Madonna titus
no crown or attendant angels 10 P''
claim her the queen OF heaven. "a
The Sistlne is the most popular OF al
Madonnas, and the copies OF IL III ba'
leries and the photographs IN pilNa''
collections are more than can DC mum
bered. -,
The pictures which directly represeii. ei1
the Nativity are not so many az NV
devoted exclusively 10 portrauu's
the Madonna and her infant l'uueo
Gaddi painted famous picture ~
resenting the alteration OF the tnies
Napi Correggio's picture OF the Ma
tivity. LA Notte.' is probably lhe nus
widely known picture Of It's type H.
too. IS To- be found in the Dresden gal-
lery.
The renaissance was period when
the painting OF Madonnas was popular.
The church was the great patron OIL
arts. and N was In the church monas-
teries and converts and the churches
themselves that the artists found theii
uost profitable patrons. The clergy
reprosented the most prosperous and
cultivated class IN the middle ages, ND
the only pictures which they coulc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

ness kneei in the background OF The
picture. Botticeli was a mystic. and
this picture is marked by that vague,
elusive charm that characterized his
later works The picture when found
was covered with the accumulated
CRIME OF centuries. This was cleaned
of, and the picture will hans with otn-
er art treasures in the Pitti palace.
Modern painters have not SO much
cared to paint the Madonna, partly be-
cause their choice has been less re-
stricted than that Of the mediRval mas
ters. When they do paint the Madonna,
IL is not from any devotional Impulse
but because the Influence OF the .od
school still fingers Ia "A busy woFSaday
world that troubles Itself vcry iittie
about questions spiritual and where the
! bustIng new woman has almost dis-
/ placed the type Of which the Madonpas
/ OF art were Che representative.
The art OF the churches of the niidele
ages had its object. II sought % teach
20 the populace those lessons which un-
learned men and women had not the
skin 10 read from the Holy Book. Ihe
church realized. too that IL was
through little children and through the
mothers of children that It's most et-
fective lessons would be taught. There
fore the childhood Of the Christ ana
the beautiful attributes OF the mother
of the Christ Child were emphaszed.
The honor which the church accorded
10 Mary as the mother OF Christ gave
dignity TO the position OF all women
and did much 10 elevate them In the
estimation OF an age but little inclined
10 honor anything that was weak and
helpless ELLA MATHIESSEN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28

a steel blue composition recommends
itself TO my liking 70 would look so well
worn by a very fair haired woman. with
a twist 81 azure tulio fringed with steel
i'm her hair. Then too. there is gray,
which in n variety Of tiuts, with gold or
silver fof the touch OF the metallic now
so modish. would harmonic with the
fancy OF an aesthetic gray lady, Robes
OF this type would BE-. Of course, made
of gauze OF one OF the many kinds over
SIX or satin. or preferably silk, and the
ribbed variety is again in vogue The
chin outside yelling fabric would De-
drppcd NOT downward bat swathpi
around tho Hrure. even uu thc lkift.
sAd certainly Oh thc bodics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-28
.IcKLE Fashion agaIn asserts hel

~
- right To the cognomen. JUST
i fortnight ago / penciied the ethics
of the velvet gown. saying IL was III
only for big occasions. being recoghlzeu
really as regal costume; its propriety
for ordinary wear admitted of no argu-
ment. But the hour of the velvet gown
has arrived. II takes advantage OF no
fete day as an apology for its presence
II may hereafter naunt it's beauty any
day at any function. and we votaries oI
the cult will slaNishly do obesance.
While its appearance on the street
viii be regarded for some time 10 come
by the more conservative folk as "ques-
tionabIe taste" IL is nevertheless IN
great evidence. The velvet gown has
been always the superlative degree OF
elegance in dress. and as such seen at
balls and receptions from time I'M
memorial but not until this year Is IL
TO be enumerated by the score and IN
use generally. The velvet gown Is the
sublimest EXPRESSION of extravaganza
In the sartorial world. Women who are
mistresses of the art OF dressing are
not only acquainted with this fact but
appreciate another more potent-that
velvet even more than fur softens anu
beauties the face.
Now that my attention Is riveted
upon the subject. | can partially under
stand that there are good and sufhclen'
reasons for the popularity of velvet and
forgive the suddenness with which II
came into being. First. IL II peculiarly
well adapted 10 the styles of the period
Clingins draperics. long lines and cour'
trains have from the earliest days beer
identified with this favored mateflai
and It is but coming into its own wher
freely utilized. Secondly, il is imper'
yious TO dust and wears excellently