El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-02

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And both the road again.
Both to the road again. again,
| Out on the clean sea track,
| Follow the cross of the Gypsy trail
Over the world and back.
, Follow the Romany patteran
, North where the blue bergs sail.
And the bows are gray with the frozen spra.
And the masts are shod with mail.
Follow the Romany patteran
Sheer to the Austral light,
Where the bosom of God is the wild wes
wind.
Sweeping the sea floors white.
Follow the Rcmany patteran
| West to the sinking sun,
Till the junk sails lift through the noiseless
| drift
| And the East and West are one.
| Follow the Romany patteran
| East where the silence 1broods
| By purple wave on open beach
| In the hush OF the Mahim woods.
The wild hawk to the wind-swspt sky,
/ The deer to the wholesome void,
And the heart of a man to the heart of a maid
As it was in the days Of old,
The heart of a man to the heart of a maid
Light of my tents, be fleet;
And the world is all at our feet.
-Rudyard Kipling.
A black velvet stock worn with a mar
row turnover collar of hemstitched
organdy or lawn is both becoming and
stylish.
The great ocean iner-the Oceanic
L ~;
mum bering of the table seats because
so many passengers are frightened by
this Innocent figure.
New Workers consume two hundred
thousand bakery pies day and there's
no telling how many homemade ones
at any rate it does its part to sustain
our reputation as pie eating nation
The Daughters of the King of St.
Clements church made go happy sue
cess of their reception Tuesday night
to meet the bishop and clergy and well
come strangers, that they have decid-
ed to have many other such pleasant
evenings throughout the winter.
Their object is to increase good fellow
ship among the church members and
their friends and to extend the
church's hospitality to the strangers
within Ell Paso's gates-surely a graci-
GUS enterprise and worthy of all sue
cess.
A very Interesting story is told of
the origin of the famous guipure lace
in the Home Needlework Magazine.
1t is that of a sailor lad from the In
dian seas, who, returning to his home
In Venice, brought to his betrothed,
worker in needlepoint, a bunch of the
delicate, pretty coraline, telling her it
was lace that the mermaids made in
the coral caverns under the waters of
the Indian seas. "Pretty as it u.s."
said the needleworker, 81 will make
tier. My bridal veil shall be of the
mermsids' lace" The sailor lad sail
ed away and was gone for months. Day
by day the young girl worked with |
her needle, forming white knots and |
tiny stars and uniting them all by del |
1cate brides" until an exquisite long |
scarf of guipure was produced, SO mar
velously beautiful that when she wore |
1t as her bridal veil all Venice went |
ladies, pr1ncesses and queens, became
the patrons OF the young lace-worker.
John Strange W1nter-whO is Mrs.
Arthur Stannard- author of Bottles
Baby and many other books of less
merit, has stirred up London and all
England with a letter to the TELEGRAPH
wherein she asks if it be really worth
while trying to keep up appearances-
hat is, trying to make asthousand dol
ar income look like a five thousand
iollar one to the neighbors. Now
Mrs. Humphrey Ward has turned
iside from the serious work of her lat
st romance to ask why the church of
england cannot have q standard broad
enough to include ritualists and all
he low church followers, even widen
ng the church's domain to include
gnostics. She asks why the doctrines :
# lncarn ation, resurrection and rein !
arnstiOn are made barriers keeping 1
believers in the spirit of the teachings
f the holy gospels out of the church.
'uch letter from so strong and in
q woman as Mrs. Ward has
xcited wide discussion, particularly as C
nst now the English church is in a 2
tate of extreme Interchangeable anita C
onists OF all ritualism being in a {
cree fight against the high church O
len. v
A Miss Jane Yatman of New York, :
aving ridden seven Centuries" and
roken every record, expects the plau- e
Its OF her country and women. Her d
,at has been exploited in every paper b
nd various facts concerning her gasp x