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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01
California SENATOR
l.nurs Ceavenes Monday, Win
- nsDubftcass In OverwhesS-
ano1ssisy, sad the Cssess VIII
6anay settle the 0nssts~A.

xurCTsy Cal, Dec, T--Tae Call
1l-Sz 5~v1oxnstsre VII cDfErs1ezsce ii@ sfssss-
- nsre On Monday. January : A
SIasw senator TO succeed Hof. Sss-
II Wflxse viii pe elected cy the isss@-
- rear and a. tEs@s BODY = over
-.E. s.-1v fxecssaIc&n Z mar from That
N Ez..5yf - chosen TIE Legislature
Il a. 1arassslssssxas NJ. Democrats, II, i1-
RI Ard one INDEPENDENT DerEsocrAs-
-. = follows: senate ~ hsss4aal-
- 4Su.rorrxfx ard {, fssso95sEs, assem-
-.s ~ "a ss.a2ns 2 Democrats. Is f71-
~ independent Democrat On
iSfjcs tsse Republicans VII have .
p TIE fac: that January falls on
fscesy has n~~D declared q legal
.s<S1sS = IT'S state, and nothing excspt
111cfufy assembling os the lea sia-
- dgne OF THAI day. On Tuesday
y Sfuxr viii organize and ON the fol-
- Tuesday. viii vote 20 eject =
1fcEa bly, during the week the Re-
4 .z3'<S;,G MI make al attempt 10 caucus
- ~ cagsdstate-
sss3aZ|sSs - = rumfser OF asESranf8 Tor the
- 1nowx Of them prominent mrn IN
- Among the ayoxesd candi-
ssssS SSI u. 8. Grant, r.. Of San Diego.
157Ej Sv~ = year ssaS been uaasuns an
49, Snnysas throughout the stats. Van
~ 80, sx~t justice Of the supreme
y. = 6lnte Eegstcr r. N Bull, OF Los
XZ& II r. Preston. George A. Knight
- RI 4. Barnes, oe San Francisco.
Ss1 8. 6coss. OF .sae Union Iron Works.
= z.5sz<Ss Gaeat.oued as q candidate. and has
SSs,.s.szSS1sld that he ~ouki b. glad 30 -
ss~1I7 eqnaspr, Bat wtil make 10 contest
n ~ HSrne. 4 mine owner and racing
- nisfourfa he has not yet admitted
Sf,1{ p q candidate. u very prominently
SSSe5l Nr. RurEn has been q power
~ <Ss1statcau potsir~ In California for
- -. bot his alleged candidacy for
~ S11e has called forth violent opposs-
~ 3eM shn iAading Republican journals
- - oln6A
~ Il. ~ Yong, proprietor or the Chron-
80 - Also been mentioned as "A canda-
S~S& ~ Z believed To have considerable
'SfrSnr{h. pTosfded he sns ourcszs that he In
a - ndnle. which ne fIas not yet done.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01
CONDUCTOR GILBERT
INSTANTLY KILLED,
Falls Between Tive Freight Cars and
HIS Head In Severed Froa
the ROAy

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteiEgence1
PULLMAN. Dec. n--H. l.. Gilbert. con-
ducior OF the Northern Pacific branch
running between Pullman and Genesee.
was instantly killed al II 10 O'Clock today
In the yards In this city by falling under
the revolving wheels OF q foaded ia. car.
The train had just pulled in and several
car loads OF wood were being pushed on
the side track. when Mr.. Gilbert jumped
up between the cars to set q brake He
had hardly accomplished this when his
foot slipped and he fell down full length
across the track. the wheels OF the car
passing over his neck Jus, below the eArs
and chin, seyering the head as cieanly as
though done by knife 1t was all done
In an instant. and the large crowd stand
ing around the depot were horror stricken
at the sickening sight. as the head OF the
unfortunate man rolled OF OF the rail- and
To one side Of the track.
Deceased was formerly a conductor on
trains No. and on the Northern Pacific.
running out OF Spokane, and was trans
ferred to this branch last September. He
was IS years old, and leaves one son and
one daughter. The former was q brake
man on his fathers train, and IT the time
OF the accident was only few feet from
his fathers body. The remains viii be
sent to Spokane Sunday.
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waindies has been go exceptional
So phenomenal. that the salient tea
tur~s of their treatment are hetAe
husiiy studied for adoption by lead.
Ing specialists ina all the largou
cities OF the country.
So that there 10 NO exaxweration
I'm the assertion that nowhere In the
world can the suffering and aMlct-
ed of every ctass-from the htxhcse
to the towest--bc assured Of such
carnest attention sad such incona.
parnhiy excellent treatment ~ aa
the Copeland Medical Institute. lite
benefits arc spoken OF ~ being vir.
tnniiy free. because the assessment
at patients 10 so low ~ to he With
In the reach Of the most slenAep
purse.
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O'CONNOR APPLIES
FOB A RECEIVER,
Asks for an Order for Dissolution
Of the Boston 4 Montana
COMPANY.

BUTTE. Dec. al.-Burdetta O'Connor. OF.
New York. stakeholder in the Boston and
Montana Company, applied to Judge
Clancy. OF the district court. to-
day for an order appointing a receiver for
the company until the final hearing of his
complaint against the directors. He also
asks that the company be dissolved and
all its property sold Judge Clancy made
an order to show cause why the petition
should not be granted. The order was
nor holds fifty shares Of the capital stock
OF the Montana corporation. He charges
the directors with conspiracy TO end the
existence or the Montana company and
turn It's property over TO the New York
company.
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revsnvrL voRsER AT TACOMA.
- ooouses Money by Means Of Fic-
ti4IUus Orders.

nua p.spaseh to the Post-fnfeliigencer.
EOrA, Dec 2.-~An styissiai case Of
AWae depravity Developed To-Day when
- Johnson OF South Tassoma, 10 years
8A vas brought before Judge kcan TO
0HW uny he should not be sent 10 The re-
- euhqni.
- fhowU TIA. the child Rad written
mEu3 foFEed orders In the name az q we'll
06Hwhb0r, on which he secured money
q 1n6ks Of from s. 70 S. He readily
MN = sample order Tor the prosecuting
ostoIfw when asked 10 do 50. The child
o11ow 70 have little conception OF the
o4m1unl nature Of hir forgcries. He Is the
eooM a empleye at the Northern Pacific
O. 1xn1u After careful examination the
eeUH og4ercd TIE boy seat 10 the reform
u>n1 x Chehalis
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Proof for Those
Who Doubt the Cure
of Chronic Catarrh.

Mr. T. u. Dalbey, who, with HIS
brother. conducts the Niagara restaurant
at 30 Occidental avenue, and one of the
well known young business men of Seattle.
testthes TO the power of the Copeland
treatment in the cure of chronic catarrh:
Previous to my treatment and cure by
the Copeland physicians. l had suffered
from catarrh Of the nose. throat, ears and
bronchial tubes. for nearly ten years. The
disease had Its origin in
A Series Of Colds.
and before ] was awarS of the nature Of
my trouble. 1t had assumed a chronic
form. had all the usual symptoms OF
catarrh, the stopped-up nostrfls. mouth
breathing. and a discharge from the nose
that kept me busy using my handker-
chief.
My throat became very badly affected
always difficult for me to swallow. and
they, together with the back wall Of my
throat. were covered with
Ulcers and Sores.
Il had troublesome hacking cough,
from which l was never free, and a tight
ness in my chest that prevented me from
drawing fun breath. The disease extend
ed to the ear tubes, and an abscess formed
in the right ear. causing the most intense
suffering. There were all kinds OF
Rinsins and Crackling
sounds in my head, and my sense Of
hearing grew very dull
''The Inflammation attacked the tear
duet leading from the hight eye. and as
result IL became tightly closed. The mois-
ture from the eye was thus forced out
over the lid and ran down my cheek. CIV
ing me unceasing
Worry and Annoyance.
II consulted several physicians when
this symptom appeared, and was inform
ed that an operation would be necessary.
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AeeArLrED WITH A BOTTLE.


oco1nl Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
T&conTA. Dec at--JeAn Dupry. log
N. - brought "a mis- home here this
fDae71nG in . dangerous condition. His
MHlh rortdoe here. and owing 20 a des-
nn96Ro encounssr he had at logging
e11o RAJ Stones landing, where he was
- orod hs II In a critical condition. ON
JSlay night Dapuy who lodged in ;ha
lstGKkcuoe a. the Gale * Lever camp.
- 8g worked. was assaulted by l.. Me-
~ - fellow workman. A blow from
4 k60o landed on the head Of Dupuy that
nna9 GunnLbly mszn nls death.
n6satlans MAS capt lred after a long
oAoO ara after he had made . second
33lIl - kgA nIpuy With an ak Report
= m story here Ia not clear. but 1t IS
knnva that McPhsitert has been arrested
- 49, conrsy officials and viii be- COM
- aNail trial over there
93e ~ arsss by reason OF McPhiibert's
frt1rnx drunk aad attempting TO vent
~ MSS on Dupuy. piipuy was brought
80 = fa1rch from stones landing aisd
3 - ii his home near East Twenty
I'D ofpsl
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RINGING WORDS BY CURED PATIENTS.
Manifold Voices
Proclaim the Cure of
Deafness and Catarrh,

Mr.. z. +. Holman, 1923 Ffrst ave-
nue.. Seattle: II lost my sense OF hearing
through the effects of catarrh. j was deaf
to all ordinary sounds, and the unnatural
buzzing In my ears. almost drove ma
frantic. / was cured by the Copeland
treatment at a trif.ing cost, after spending
hundred OF dollars in doctors Bills"
Mr.. II. T.. Woodland, Whatcom,
Wash: 81 had no faith in the ability
OF any physician TO restore lost hearing
but I now wish 10 say TO ali those who
doubt the cure of deafness and casarrh.
that the Copeland treatment secs cure
these diseases. My cure is an unspeakabie
relief to me-"
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INV. C. r. Z. starts . Crusade In
Tacoma.

Dispatch to the P9st-Intelligence
&fAEg4A, Dee. N.-Locaa members Of the
~ ]. L. airs ap in srfrsx against thea
46tn6 perforgfssnsss SssTsiay eyeninga
aAtcfs IN the crusade announce they
= take steps % compel the city
N49{its 70 enforce The law against sun
- MT shows OF al kinds
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post ntelaga flc eF.
Cs,IsF,AN, Dec I-~Judge William Nc
ysrnal5i returned from Seattle tnss morning
.u,i ,,nnot.nced that he would a. once csaAi
q tnr.g with the idea 81 disposs1g Of a.!
cases ready FOR trial, before he Change Of
the administration on January p
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w~ddtug In Coifax.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Enseligencer.
COLFAx. Dec. si.~The marriage OF w.
W. Dodd. Of New York. and Miss Corinth
Brown occurred AZ the Episcopal church
AT 1iga noon Yesterday. Rev. ~. J, Wright
officiating. The church was profuseiy dec
Grated with etergreens and flowers and
was niled with friends o. The contracting
,,artt.s Mr.. and Mrs. Dcaa left on the
astsvr<,ny, train for ira LAST.
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FILM GOES TO COLrAx.
Mast Answer 20 = Charge Of Emhea-
Rlenent NJ That Place.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-In,elligercer.
roI-FAS. DAG. u.-Sheriff r A. Sims
left tonight for San Francisco 20 receive
=. J. Finn. who Is under arrest there on
Il warrant sworn out by James Spencer,
agent for .. $. Johnston, piano dealer
In Tacoma, on a charge OF ENHANCEMENT
Finn WAS Johnston's agent here In May.
1895, and sad PIANO to Joan Codd. who
paid the purchase price. $z.s. The money
was never turned in 10 the arm, and no
explanation OF the transaction could be
Obtained from Fam.
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Happy
New
Year
Cheasty's haberdashery.
WHOLESALE MURDERER
FINALLY GUHLOTINED.
Joseph vacAeF Pays the Penalty 81
His NumePous and Afro
cious CFlAeA
second Avenue and James stree

HE NuneP0us and Afro
cious Crimes.
PARIS, Dec. 3l-Joeeph vacher. the
French Jack the Ripper was Euilfotined
~ Bress. the capital Of The department Of
AK, this morning. He protested his in
nocence and simulated insanity TO the last.
Fscaer. who was g years Of age, was
condemned at the October alSizes at AK.
Early in life he Is known 70 have oruiaiiy
murdered four boyA six women and girls
AID IN old widow. Moes Of the victims
we're terdi1g herds when Sachsg came be-
hind them and cut their thrUats- The
crimes OF Vacner have surpassed In num-
Der and atrocity those OF the WhitchApel
murderer known As Jack the Rapper." His
komicidal maria first broke out Ia 1884 The
exact number CT Nachers victims VIII new
er he known, but II Is said twenty three as
saSsirsasfens had been brought home to him
in October last. and the number was added
TO an lime wore on. In fact IL - doubtful
whether the murderer himself knew the
EnmEe. Of his victims
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srISIsN Cal. Dec N.--F'TaTk Williams.
who was arrested at 81 Ueisn4 last week
ard was ulss,ectest 81 being the man want
"a sor y murder committed IN Oakland. Or.
has been released sroFn custody. pic
t,ire vas received from Eossehstrg. ard
~f.s.e the man herr hore a resemblance 10
~. sss,aa ha MS not the party wanted.
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3 nspatsh ta The Pos, -fnteii5xencer
xtM<NMA. Dec. ai.-By common s~srse n
eaMreSs. Judge Carroll. Of the superb,
49, el1Ay assigts-f tire MiEhienls~rg war
~ AEsfnst the city fvr hearing next
1AeaNasy. Mnuary s.
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e11 Dispatch to the Post
xASU9A, Dee. H.-~isy reassp Of sraw
-. tswetheg With the continued I'M
- weather Of the past two DAYS, tina
p4tan 81 the Tacoma Golf club ser
MN5ay. has been pa@tpo0ej TO Zebra
- y Ancoin's birthday.
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4 Lhspateh TO the Post In; 81 aA-e rs,rr.
=. 1870. - Dec. I.f1so city Schools are
- e reopen Monday uext IA had is.ss.,a
49, eas VIII resume business Tasssssfay
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HANDY WITH A GUN.
4 Sailor ON the 81. Paul shoots and
Kills Five Coal Trimmers.

of a quarrel between the coal trimmers
and seanen on board the steamship St.
Paul which arrived here yesterday from
New York a sailor named Cummings shot
and killed FIVE coal trimniers. One sailor
was shot and another stabbed None Of
the injuries are serious Cummings is I'M
der arrest
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ELL From = Church steenle.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
COLFAx Dec. al. W. Moys. a car
pen,er fen from the stespie Of the Presby-
terrain church at Pullman az noon today
and sustained injuries which may prove
fatal
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Il consulted several physicians when
this symptom appeared and Was inform
ed that an operation would be necessary
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o.art~r of = Century

IA2s D2tst 81 ANF& bs'@@NA IA "a
Quarter of u Century
Az I now SIN with the results OF my
treatment. IL has brought me Il cure.
Words fail 10 express the pleasure Of
breathing freely In natural fasansr en-
per!AneeG ~ oua 20 whom this has been
denied f9f many sears, ard caa only
sag that IN my case the Copeland treat
ssaens has been a fuust complete ami bril-
liant saicce&s. Tn@ cost has been trtGtnx.
bot the benefit Is pgieeieAs-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-24
MERRIAM PARK.

Crandall entertained at euchre Monday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Cot
nam. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Ter Bush.
George D. Adamson left Friday night
for Central America, where he has &C
cepted a position with the Nicaragua
Land and Coffee company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, who have been
visiting their son, 3. E. Graves, of Car
roll street, returned to their home in
Rock Island Monday.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card club will
be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Frank Errett, of Summit
avenue.
Mrs, N. C. Westerfeld. of Wilder ave-
nue., is enjoying a visit from her daugh-
| ter, Miss Westerield, of Winnipeg.
Harold Cook will give a party Wednes-
day, evening in honor of his cousin,
Arthur Geele, of Sheboygan
Miss Bessie Coykendall, of st. Mary's
hall, Faribault. Is spending her holiday
Mrs C. L. Daniels, of Fargo, N D., is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs M
Frisk, of Marshall avenue.
Miss Gertrude ,Bowe. of Carroll street,
entertained the Williams-Jameison bridal
party Friday evening
Mrs. H. A. Riser will spend Christmas
with her mother. Mrs. E. B. McCon-
noughey, of Winona.
Mrs. Hahn, who has been visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens, has re-
turned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Boyer are enjoying
a visit from their son, H. " Boyer, from
New York city.
Mrs. G. H Biggs, of Wheeler avenue,
is entertaining her brother, Mr. Pierce,
from Duluth.
Mrs c. H Cook is entertaining Mrs.
Charles Geele and son Arthur, from She
| boygan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Irwin. of Car
roll street, spent last Sunday in Owa-
tonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Chapman will spend
the holidays with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider, Of Marshall ave-
| nue.. are visiting in Wisconsin.
H. P. Brown, Of Iglehart street, has re-
| moved his family to Chicago.
Mrs. I. E. Wallis has been entertaining
Miss Anderson, from Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fargo will spend
| the holidays in Chicago
| Mrs. ]. D. .Muldoon, of st Louis, is
visiting park friends
DR.; R. L. Wiseman, of Pine City, spent
| Sunday with friends
| for the holidays.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-24
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1899

Thursday evening for her birthday. The
prizes IN musical contest We're won by
Bernard Muench and Arthur Muench
Mrs. lie Pray and Mrs. Adams, of Min
h9MapohS1 Mp were guests of Mrs: j. Huggett.
y,Sitina mrs; M Ne f. Cummings. Of Clearwater, is
Miss Jennie Siebold entertained the
Euchre club Saturday evening. High
scores were made by Miss May Lee and
Carl Heine.
Miss Elsie Mertens entertained Thurs
day evening for Miss Adaline Huelster
more.
Mrs. William Meier, of Sheldon, To-,
and Mrs. Carl Bremen, of Saltwater, are
guests of their sister Mrs. J. Adrian
Dr Spates and Rev. Mr.. Copeland
walked to Red Wing on Tuesday. They
returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger and Miss
cinnati. -,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hubbell are en-
Or. io '
Nv Walter Koenig who has been visiting
Mr; N1r and Mrs. Starum, has returned to
Mr. and Mrs. John Seeger will entertain
this evening at a family Christmas
gathering.
Mrs. Mrs. c. NJ: SOUR, of Baxter Springs,
ran, ran, is is visiting her daughter Mrs. A. L.
The Misses Olive and Maude Freeman
ing.
Mrs. Richard Johnston has as a guest
ner mister, Miss Linda Kiehl, OF Mime
Mrs, s. D.. Downs and Miss Juliet
days. M '-o ii'i
MIS- Covert, who has been visiting Mrs
.. u. Downs, has returned to Duluth.
Mrs. J. c. McHugh and family have
gone to Great Falls, Mont, to reside
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Mohaupt are spend
ing the holidays in Dorchester, Wis
Mrs. Caroline Spiel will give a Christ
mas dinner for relatives Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger will enter
tam at family Christmas dinner
Miss Janet Ffshbein entertained at tea
Wednesday for her birthday.
Miss Freda Naumann will entertain the
l.. A. l.. Thursday evening
Mr.: John Seeger entertained Tuesday
evening for his birthday.
Mrs. R. E. McCleary will entertain at
Christmas dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Michaels spent part Of the
week in Des Moines
Miss Stella Firestone will leave Thurs
day for Chicago.
Mrs. Caroline Kreger has returned
from Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-24

colt. Mimi. where she will spend the holi-
days.
Miss Emily Roberts is spending Christ
mas at her home in Buffalo
Mrs. McMullen is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. e. w. Haley.
Miss Belle Kerr and Miss Kathryn are
visiting in Caldwell, Mimi
Miss. Annie Davis will spend the holi-
days In Goodhue, MINI.
Miss Mary Mcneil has gone to her
home in Detroit, MINI.
Mrs. NJ. L. Holley entertained at tea
Wednesday evening.
James Dent and family have returned
from Pennington.
Miss Helen Wright is entertaining Miss
Florence Seeley.
Mrs. Eta Spsulding has returned from
Des Moines, To-
MI and Mrs. Fred l.. Buck are in Aus
tin, Mimi.
Miss Nellie Hall has returned to Plain
view. MINI.
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by Mrs. W. T. Rich, C. w. Curry, Rev. ].
W. Martin, Rev, Peter Glare and DR..
Caldwell. Miss Flossie Magraw rendered
IA Modern Marytr.''
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and chin
dren will spend Christmas with Mrs.
Anderson's mother in North Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Meter are entertain
ing Rev. F. L. Merritt and daughter, of
Duluth.
Miss Jessie Whitman, Of Hancock
school, will spend the holidays in Owa-
tonna,
Mrs. E. =. Coleman, of Ashton, S. D.,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. George
Wells.
Misses Edith and Helen Wright enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Norris Atchison Is entertaining her
father. Mr.. H. Taylor, of Pine City.
Mrs. E. w. Kaley Is entertaining Mr..
E. T. Congdon, Of Tacoma, Wash.
Beth Magraw entertained the Anna
Stone Mission band on Thursday.
Miss Winnie Bloomfield is home from
Excelsior to spend the holidays.
Miss Pearl Jennings Is entertaining Miss
Anna Raymond, aof Lakeland.
Miss Gertrude jStowers is the guest of
her aunt in EausClaire. Wis
Miss Winona Lewis has gone to Pres
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-24

compounding is done In the privacy OF
her own room and not even her maid
servant is trusted with the names or the
proportions Of the extracts used in the
mixture.
When the dainty debutante has COM
pounded toilet liquid to suit her fas-
tid1ous little nose, she follows up the
achievement by finding a name for her
special bouquet, and ''angels breath -
moonlight reverie." Nine. Butterfly"
and Morning Mist" are a few of the
titles OF these mysterious mixtures.
Very, very little perfume is used anv
longer on the hair, for every essence CON
tains certain per cent of alcohol that
If applied with any regularity, will whtten
the youngest locks, so there has been
found a very ready sale for the small
scented pillows that French women use
at night and when mapping, In order to
convey fresh odor to the hair without
doing the locks any injury.
The most delicate distinctions must be
made In the choice of hair pillow. A
blonde beauty should use only "sachet
de Jeunnese,' while for brunettes there
Is the sachet de vaubepine." The latter
is fragrant with wh1tethorn blossom, and
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-24
NEWPORT.

The one-hundredth anniversary of the
death of George Washington was observ-
ed by the Masonic lodge Addresses were
made by c. A. Cressy. E. R. Lathrop and
Rev. Moore. A paper was read by D. P.
Hess: The following officers were install
ed: ]. NJ. Trlckey, w. M; H. J. Bailey,
S. w; H. A. Jones. J. w; G. A. Parker,
treasurer; H. a. Durand. secretary: F.
Tibbetts, S. D.; w. r. Schofield, J. D.:
N. l.. Munger, tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Daley, of St. Jo-
seph, Mo. have issued cards for the
marriage of their sister. Miss Elizabeth
Daley, formerly Of Newport, to Mr.. Ed
ney G. Colyer The wedding will take
place next Wednesday evening. Miss Amy
Wilkinson will be maid of honor.
Miss Sarah and Harry Nolmier are
home for the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolmter are entertain
ing friends from Valley City.
Miss Amy Wilkinson left for st. Joseph,
Mo. Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Estabrooks will entertain
tomorrow.
Miss Iva Blackman is home from Min
neapolis.
Miss Stella Wilkinson will be home this
week.
The Misses Armi are at home for the
week.