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MINE BOSS ATTACKED
ON HIS WAY 70 MINES
Continued From page One.

tuy wnere ne auuresseu a meeting. ar.
Mitchell says that large gains have been
made in the Schuylldll region and that
the outlook for the Hazleton district con
iinues to grow brighter Mr.. Mitchell
goes to Wilkesbarre on Saturday, where
he speaks that night.
General Superintendent Smith of the
G.. Il. Markle Il Co. mines says that
there are more men working in the Mar
kle mines than on any day this week.
He says considerable additional number
of workers entered both the Highland
and Jeddo mines. Mr.. Smith adds that
many of the miners believe that they
should not strike unless the company
gives an unsatisfactory answer to the
grievances presented last Friday. The
company has ten days from that day in
which to make an answer.
Fhe shipment OF coal from the Halle
ton region is gradually falling off. The
Hazleton division of the Lehigh Valley
railroad, which taps all but six collieries
in this territory, handled 4S0 cars of coal,
which is decrease of so cars over Tues
day. As the average shipment is 800
cars day, these figures indicate that the
production since the strike began in the
lIazleton region is much less than normal
General Manager Frank Pardee of A.
rardce u Co.'S mines, the Cranberry and
4 Crystal Ridge collieries, says the property
is producing about three-fourths of the
average output. MIR. Pardee said.
"Ihe men are staying away from work
because they have been intimidated.
rhey are being threatened with bodily
harm at their homes. Ii this We've not
80, believe 80 per cent of our men
n would be working We are protecting
n all men who are working on our property.
N Our firm has nothing to arbitrate.
81 Our men presented but one grievance,
N the powder question. OH answer was
n that if we reduced tic price Of powder
81 VIC would have to readjust the wage
q scale. They said they did not want this
M done, but some of them struck.
81 AS far as | know there is no UNDER
# standing among the operators regarding
IA ny action that might be taken with a
q view 10 breaking the strike. Each op-
n orator is fighting his own battle. We do
38 not care how many Of our men join the
M United Mine Workers as long as they
8 behave themselves and keep within the
# law"
M President Mitchell denied the story that
# lie is going to New York to confer with
ia owners of mines with a view to arbitra.
The sun., 1900-09-21
EXCITING GAME.
Brownson Played Well But Lost TO
the Athletics.

A very exciting game of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon at Front and
Union streets between the sBrownson and
an all professional team, the Athletics of
Chester,
Billy Day twirled the ball for the local
boys. His opponents made nine hits but
all we're well scattered, they only being
able to make four runs. No doubt the
score would have been different had
Stannard not made two costly errors.
Connor and Murray were the star bat
ters for the home team, each making two
hits. Mullin OF the visiting team, made
a three bagger.
Yerkes, the pitcher of the Athletics,
made good record, securing one run,
two hits and three assists He played on
the Milwaukee club in the American
League all this season. The visitors
played an errorless game. Maxwell
made star catch off the right field
| fence.
The score.
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French Mnneuvers over.

Chartres, Department of Eure-et Loir,
France, Sept. 20.-The grand maneuvers
Of the French army We're concluded with
the presidential review. The whole body
Of troops numbered $1,000 men, with
20,000 horses. The review took place on
a plain five miles from here. An i'm
mense concourse Of spectators was pres
ent. President LoHbat arrived from
BamboullGt gld Wps received by the
minister az General Andre, A sa-
iio % l0l ea wa a ug president
horses a.d dloye aiaug tlle froUl OF the
troops.
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PEI-TANG ATTACKED.
Allies Begin Bombardment of the
Forts There.
ARMY'S PLANS FOR WINTER
Shanghai Dispatch Says 1t Is Likely
That Ten Thousand of the
Allies VIII Remain at
Peking.

Washington. Sept 2O.-A dispatch from
Taku, dated Sept. 20, says:
"The allies attacked the Pei-Tang forts
at daybreak. Heavy cannonading is go
ing on"
A dispatch from Peking, Sept. IA, via
Shanghai Sept. 20, says;
General Chaffee expresses a prefer
ence in favor of tents for the winter
camp rather than insanitary buildings.
'"rhe indications are that 10000 Of the
allies will winter at Peking. The Ger
man force will be the largest. Some Of
the troops will probably be distributed in
the surrounding cities to relieve the
strain, The japanese will withdraw the
most of their force to Nagasali. The
Russians will retain at least 1000 here,
"a joint expedition to Paoting has
heen planned by the British, German and
French forces. The dowager empress has
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Gravesend Entries for Today.
Special TO The sun.


First Race-t8M. Hurdle handicap.
Challenger 1853; Could l4i; llazo l42;
Elmer, Three B4ls 1877; Monroe Doctrine
1871; Holiald, Burlington Route 1872;
Matt Simpson, Cephalgia, Rec Mitchell,
Count Navarro 100
Second Race-GF All ages. The sym
payhY handicap. C1ntestor, Mayor Gl-
10Y l07; llagerdon 100; Silverdae 81;
Tower Of GILES 81; MaNimus IS; Barbaf
Futohie 81; Tu8o III; MoJley, Un.
masked lQ0; Hespsr los.
Third Raoe--lN. 10Y. Selling Com
pansa5joull4, rnHo Sparrow Wing 104;
Gfegnock l03; Dolando 100; Cgmblisa
llQ; Bette Gray, Locochee I06; Ellen
! &C.
Fourth l,aoa-GF 2 year olds. Tae
Galveston handicap, Mximns lIl;
Valerie ITO; Dir. Barlow l02; The Re5en,
100; Yelp 9S; Colchester 81; All Green
l26; Pr, 81 Alelrose, Lady Sehorr 49,
Beau Gallant ll6; Luerana ll5; The Nus.
keteer Tue Puritan III.
Fifth Racs-l1I. 10Y. 3 year olds sell.
ing. Pupl, Gteenock, Withera 1O9
Flaunt ll2; Star Bright los; Fleurob,
Annoy, Belle Of Orleans I0l; Peaceful
l0G; Sir We're dc We're, Clrbuncle l04
Sixth Race-6F. Selling, year olds.
Street Boy, The Golden Pr. 90; Rollins
Boer III; On Carnival 10l; Ginki, The
Brother, Frank Hill97; Farmer Bennett
Nonpareil 1903; Gracious l05; The Regent
"a; Margaret Hoffman 1o5; Victor, Den
man Thompson l02.
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Gravesend Races Yesterday.

special TO Inc SIN.
First-Eiza5eth M, 10 to and 4 to 1,
lst; King Pepper 5 to 2, I'd; Sinf 3D..
Time 07 %.
cond-lJM. Pangor 4 to and to 5
lst; The Amazon 40 second money; Al
sike 81 Time J. 81 4-5.
Third-23I Plato . TO and even 1st;
@cstoWn z 70 /, q; Ferlon Sd, Time
4 %.
FourJh-5F. Col Padden to l aud 2
q I, lst; Kimberly 8 to |, "a; Screech
3i. Time I.Ol rs.
FiitA-lM. 10Y. Brigaaier to 10 and
cut, lst; Kamar4 Gto 3, "a; Ssar Bright
3l Time l.45 2-5.
Sixth-6F. Kitchener Z to. 2 and 10 5
lst; Sadducee 4 70 5; 2d; Pupil 81. Time
l.l4 10.
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Mnrder ~ Nlagnra Falls.

Buffalo. Sept 20.--A special to The
News says John Patterson, colored, shot
aud killed Mrs. Joseph Lewis. also col
ored, at hcr home in Niagara Falls. The
cause of The murder is just now clouded
in mystery The husband of the Lewis
woman is now serving term in the
NIAGARA county jail During his ihcar-
ceration, it is alleged, his place as head
of the family has been filed by Patler'
son. Patterson was arrested.
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expressed her willingness "a return 70
pe&ing If guaranteed protection. The
generals In command and the ministers
Of the powers are unwilling to assume
such a responsibility.
IA number Of small bands Of Boxers
have been reported in Che neiGhhorhoJd
recently"
a dispatch to London from tle Ameri-
can hospital ship Maine, datel Wei-lLai-
Wei announces the arrival there Of two
additional surgeons from America. thus
completing the medical staff The Maine
will remain az Wei-Ilai-Wei, sick ana
wounded men are already arriving on
board Of her.
a Bisuutcit Iran ChaGee.
Tile war department. has received tha
following cahiegram from General Ihaf-
let.
"PeGing. Sept 1G.-lo ayaid fae,'ler
cr0wtlmg PeEilg haye ria fl miud
aig ION Of ay FORCE bgtWaen IyEing,
4augtsun. Jignstsin. at tha 0,Get place
1gaHng one battalion only beca5se
ground Tientsn low, damp, unsuitable.
Olbaf ooua aldors no Instructions bat
ley ussuNa sQme ~ least oi lllair
ruar remain ckiHs dulins winter
- state this q indicating what is 70
6a rsCeF d here, not hnD@ln%, ot
.oAr4e, thi attion b,ins taken ly the
powp1s ana he United Stages.
"Guig enc lpsi.uopt Russian troops re-
tired toward Fien-tsih get moved Have
roops OF other poWtys Done so3 CoHii-
! lion of Chinese somewhat bcter Gal-
Jeners entering the ci,y freely relieving
lhe distress eya-lng soWe days aso,
eight Resumption rr1Ss. Other ceudi-
| tioIs very faiI rel2efAg the situation
| quiet.
"Expctitiou today, wilson coinmand-
| ing expel BuScrs to tie westward in
order to free the county for coal sup
/ ply mine pel.ing. Headquarters one
squadron Sixth cavalry Yangtsun to
camp. Photographed you 30th railroad to
be repaired ii Hung Chang LETT Shang-
hal 14th Remey reports Iockhill eX-
pected TahU Eth"
A portion Of this dispatch is unintel-
ligble to the department officials, and
they have asked the telegraph company
for CORE elton of it.
Slaughter of Missionaries.
The war department has also received
the following dispatch from General
! ChaGfee:
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os.ge,a For f.s.nerg16afata.

Louisville, Sent. 20, -. The American
Association Of Gbste#iei6na and giEnea-
coosiats lave cl5etgd the lolloWiag oils
GERS: PresdQut l1E. W. n, DAVIS Atr-
mingham AIa.; eica presidents, llr. Ad-
wia Wa Ear. IEvansGlie Ind; Dr. IA.
Gol5spolW e'Aicaeo, secfetay Iar Nyil-
liam "a. poGiar Buffalo: treasurer i1t
Xavier O WI rler liftAHfg Cleveland
was selected ass Che place OF the next an-
nual meeting.
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crifir34fn l.ed "a sl,o,tirr.

Sioux Fails, sept 90 Edtor O'tlpru
OF the Flaudreaa Ileedd was shat a3
wounded by William Az Bell or Btll
Rapids, who enjoys the distinction %
being the only South nakogan wh9 was
member Of Colonel Hoosevelt'a rough
rider ragimml Daring the recent trip
Of tie Republican vice presidential nnmi-
nee through Ibis state Rtil accompanied
him. O'Iielons criticism Of Bel's speech
Al I1lgmdleau whilc III company with
Roosevelt brought abou. che trouble.
The sun., 1900-09-21
- allnls1nr In chlnn.

London, Sent. 20-The foreign office
here IN confirming tie statement that
Sir Claude Macdonald the British min
lister 1T Fctip@ IS 70 he transferred tn
T1kyo,a Japan, aud that sir -. NJ. Satov,
the British minister at rolJu, is "a ~
Good Mac38naa at Pckin- sag tic mr.
ruugamtut was made ia Auii laet on ae-
raunt W Il aHaias bt Wn8
"dafeVed oW.ae t9 ,Ae ia0aE uoGyle.
The sun., 1900-09-21
sor,aerer Challenges slosson.

Chicago, Sept. 20.--Jacob Schaefer has
challenged George Slosson to play two
games of billiards for Che championship
of the wolld One OF the games is To
be played at Is iaeh bals line, no ball
in, and the other ut cushion caroms,
both games 10 be played ia New York.
Tie stipulation regarding place is made
because Sldssan has frequently refused
TO como here 10 play. Sehaefer has posted
forfeit OF $3.50 ana will he ready to
play Ia 60 days.
The sun., 1900-09-21
X - - -.

washington Sent, ao-The nostolica
departnenl has issued fraud order
against Ar.hur s. I5ostef and Arthur 81
Foster & Cu of Philadelphia, dealers in
cotton futures, who advertised TO pay ~
per cent per annum On all money depas-
tied with them Tor Investment. The finn
attempted lecoatly to secure restraining
order in the district supreme court to en-
Join the post453ster general from issuing
the order against them. The temporary
restraining order was dissolved on Sept.
II. ana the fraud order has just been is
cupd
The sun., 1900-09-21
SOME CENSUS FIGURES.
without Exception They Show Gains
For various PInces.

FOr NhrIOus I-Ihcts.
Washington, Sept. 20.-The census bu-
reau announces that the population of
Williamsport, Pa, is 2S,T57 as against
27,1 in 1890. This is an increase OF
1,625, or $50 per cent
The census bureau announces that the
population of Waterbury, Conn, is 49,
500 as against 2S,646 in 1890. This is an
increase of 17,213, or G0.9 per cent.
The census bureau announces that the
population of Auburn, N. ", is 30345
as against 25,S5S in 1890. This is an
increase Of 4,4S7, or 1876 per cent.
The census bureau announces that the
population Of San Antonio, Tex, is 53,-
321 as against 37.673 in 1890. This is
an increase of 15,G4S, or 41.54 per cent.
The sun., 1900-09-21
prine nf Elnnr Rnised.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Prices of -four are
climbing higher with an advancing wheat
market, and the Chicago householder is
confronted with the possibility of being
compelled to pay more for his bread as
well as for his coal this winter. The
local agents of the standard Minneapolis
brands Of spring wheat -four have noti-
fled the wholesale trade Of an advance
of 20 cents 4 barrel.
The sun., 1900-09-21
DIED ON OULM BANK.
Caused Death of Man
Who Was Gathering Coal.

Excitement Caused Death of Man
Who Was Gathering Coal.
Scranton, Sept. 20.--One of the culm
banks. the Bellevue, was the scene of
Tragic death. Frank Mangan was there
gathering coal along with crowd of
pthers. Suddenly some one shouted,
tThe watchmen are coming! and there
Tas hurry to get away. The man was
feeble from sickness, and in the excite
3nent Of the moment he fell and died on
5he edge Of the dump. Heart failure was
HE cause. The order to keep people off
HE dumps, however, had been modified
n ithin the past "a hours, and there are
BOW no objections to the people gathering
fuel Wherever this is known the culm
piles are crowded with coal pickers.
ii National Organizer Dilcher and other
N workers. from this region viii go to the
3ja2eton section on Sunday in an en-
4cUvor to complete the tic up there and
u the Schuylkill district.
N The Oxford, Bellevue and Diamond
AZ hories went TO work, as well as three
VI a,llpr ones. The Lackawanna company
A been successful in working many Of
81 foremen ut the three places named,
# ea@ular working force being practical
III 10 strike.
ol The minor washely concerns.
# l4Mmi.S aud the Anthony, have
III utcWurvs for settlement. while the
n s dut IS also said to be ready to
Thssa matters are likely % be
determined very soon. b3t tile set
t Nill only Dc On the advanced
I'M demanded for tile laborers, the
leaders say
The sun., 1900-09-21
rhe Nntionn1 Municinn1 League.

Milwaukee, Sept. 20.-The National
Municipal league convention was slow
in assembling. Charles ]. Bonaparte of
Baltimore presided. He reported the
recommendation by the executive COM
mittee of three amendments to the by
laws. One relates to the constitution of
the executive committee and provides for
the election by the board of delegates
of IL or more members of the executive
committee instead of II. The amend
ment was adopted.
The sun., 1900-09-21
The BuaaIo Butchers Strike.

Buffalo, Sept. 20.-The butchers strike
has been extended to include the en-
gineers in Dold's, Christian Klinck's,
Sahlem's, Klinck Bros, the Michael
Danahy company and the Buffalo Pack
ing company. and from the present out
look the strike promises to be a stub
born, long drawn out contest for su-
premacy between the six packing houses
and the local butchers.
The sun., 1900-09-21
cnal,- ~ En ~ WINK.

'w N01ll. Sept. 20.-'rhere WIS a cost
ID ,ls big Term nal S ies which
lT ihe block hou 'el by Eleventh
Fwelfth avenues lni wenty-sev-
and Twenty-cighin streets. Flames
II through the upper floors of enc
the warehouse. one Of the largest
'e world. doing over 100000 damage
few hours and giving the iirenien i
light to prevent it's spread, to say
.ne Of controlling ft. Furniture was
~ on the affected floors, and clouds
.hoking smoke enveloped the firemen
n they came to close quarters.
The sun., 1900-09-21
10 Eaia Se,s steel gIant.

pttsbu,g Sent TO- The American
Iron and Sbgi A6na.a turing company,
one of the iat concerns q J'ansJ /
yana, hrs purchased 4 tfact o. n ac es
an Neville tslaud ana win begin at once
ihc erection ar u largo plant. Tho price
naid was &5T.900. Ground viii be broken
within a few days. The plant will en-
pl0y large number Of men
The sun., 1900-09-21
nonteilea 80. rratectlon.

Chicago, Sept 2o,--William II. Piper,
overseer at large of the Christian Gath
ole church, sent long telegram to Gov
euor Mash at Columbus, O., detailing a
recent moAbing Of nowieite ministers at
Mansfield and appealing 70 him for mill
itary protection FOR ministers Of DoNyic's
ehurch WHO viii, according to Ovarseer
Piper conduct services in Mansfield next
L.1-.,.l.-..
The sun., 1900-09-21
glr1. n Isntavln.

batavia. Il. T.. Sept 20,--Ihe manA 4
remains of young man, probably lc-
lwcon 4 g aud 20 years of age, were f1H0d
IN th's c'y uear the tracks Of the Gen
tfai lludsou raihoad at the Harvester
avenue cacssing There was no hing
fauud ga the body to establish its iden-
tstr. 1he caru0ers jury will now make
an iigUstisati7n,
The sun., 1900-09-21
nrccnr4,.r OFT Of r.1rticr.

London, Sept. 20-Iustin Mccarthy,
the novelist and historian, who has been
member OF parliament for North Long
ford since 1892 and who was formerly
chairman Of the Irish parliamentary par
ty, announces his retirement from parlia-
mentary life on account Of failing health.
The sun., 1900-09-21
rT- -a,l lu pu9T.l.

New YUfS, 1egt 20 .atbarine Man
Crane, the 7y.aI-ola agr9Her Of George
w Mangrane, was fatally burned while
playing in ifaat OF her home in Finsh-
ina The cEJd struck a mateh on the
sidewalk. It ignited and hcr dress
caught fire. She was shoekiagiy burned
AID was taA.u 10 The Flushing hospital,
where She died
The sun., 1900-09-21
b ~ si.nalol,ln nlntr,.t.

mokin, Pa, sopt 2l.-Ona hHnlr 4
NOR az I.ocp Gap cuiiely, oper-
ly ti.e Philadelphia ana Heading
antl Non compluy, haye Joined Tie
ell stHhors. The company tllams
Hoasa men aae working aaI wll
Rga to work. enabling tha hg operl-
continue despite The most str5nu-
ca the rant Of the United
oAs .o close doWn iha plant.
Aogta FRANKLIN, AZ Er.7ortan, ais,
~ At Same company. continues
fu,l banded ana L IL liEely Tat
2itod Mine Workers will not be
a induce amy OF the men to strike.
voitpn is seven miles west of mere
on the bogder OF the anthracite
,, 2iost OF the men own their
Aanrs here and are said to Gear
rany viii abandon the operation
lilp. Tie company is tie only
Try iii Tie place.
The sun., 1900-09-21
Chioago Raoes YesterdaY.

sIIcIAI 70 the sun,
I7ir5t-5!F Blink Hampshire, Water
Plant. Time /. l34.
Second --GF Brownie Anderson, Belle
Of Tie Glen, Nan o-kee. Time 1.103.
Imrd-ShortC Course. Coronatus, Last
Fellow, I'm Next Time 3.l9&.
The sun., 1900-09-21
ATHLETIC

summary Earned runs, Athletics |. ktruck
out, by Day ]; by Yerkcs l. Base on balls, by
Day l., Left on bases, Brownson !; Athletics 3.
Three base hit Mullin, Two base hi 8, Tate, Max
well, Mulin, Yerkes, Stlckhouse. tolen bases
stannard O,Brien. Wild pitch Day. Sacrifice
hits, Maxwell Melcher Umpire Hogue.
The sun., 1900-09-21
ne-a...nLl-.. a. nonainn.

mg, Pa., Seut 20.-The aid Of the
unions III .Au Schuyikil valley is
being solicited 60 light the Reading
ad ID Ne effort 10 close thc mines
tlat territory. In this city some of the
l"ns, which have i membership o.
900, have passed resolutions " boy
N, aud uo4 The rottsville and AHlis-
niWis are sending word here OF
ur action.
pottsyiie the Brotherhood Of Rnil-
ay Trainmen have taken the initiative.
ley appeal % all patriotic citizens.
erchants and manufacturers TO abstain
pm using any article lhat has been
hdled BY hc Hleadiug railroaA."
ljufiug tl.e night th,rp wa5 Il Slight
off M he eoal shipments through
Jy hof the officials here believe
gy alu be kept Up 10 the noaual
oN ihat the mines working
gone full time instead Of the
4 -Qualter time.
The sun., 1900-09-21
De0rjtTg Duteh uuaeot.

The Hague. Sept. 20.-The Netherlands
BUDGET Tor 1901 shows deficit Of 5,2jO,-
GU0 forms
The sun., 1900-09-21
Wilmington u Northern Commuta-
tion and Mileage Tickets.

Formerly sold only at general Office
Of the company are now ON sale at tickp
Office, French Street Station.
The sun., 1900-09-21
plren,nn l<s1Ied at ToIedo.

Toledo, Sept. 20.-Dnring the burning
of Henry Roscu's junk warehouse one Of
the liremen was killed, and ten were in
jured. The fire loss was small. The ac-
cident occurred by falling walls.
The sun., 1900-09-21
Tbirtv-tiVe Killed by Explosion,

Dux, Bohemia, Sept. 20.-An explosion
occurred at the Erisch Glueck mine
Thirty-five persons were killed and IS in
jured. Fave persons are missing.
The sun., 1900-09-21
More Plague In Glasgow

Glasgow. Sept. 20. - Two additional
cases of bubcnic plague have been re-
ported here.
The sun., 1900-09-21
The weather.
Rain; warmer; s3utheily winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of The New York
Stock Exchange.

New lOTKl oept, ~.
Money on call firm at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4iaa5l4 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at $4sTai.s7ls for demand and at $l.sSka
1885 for 60 days. Posted rates, Sisiat,S4ia aud
SLSS Commercial bids. sls21aai.s3, silver GER
tiacates. Gla s5jatc BAR silver d2lac. Mexican
dollars. 49zc Government bonds weak. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
The sun., 1900-09-21

Atcbisor. % North American =. 1l1a
Bur. s Cuircys.. i207s Northern Pacific 40la
G., O., q S 81. ~, sS DO preferred 49,. 699s
Chesapeake ohio sbia N. y. Central .....127l4
Chicago Gas....., Qnaha ..,......., .ll53a
Cotton Qil.s....... ~ Ontario q Western 1913
Del. & Iludsan. Raeiie Aai ,.... 2sla
Eric. ie.,.......,..... ilA Reading ....,t''.'' laA
General Eleetrie.. l9iA Roeh Island .'.'ll4 Is
LaclawaMa....... t72ia 81. Iaul ,.f..,,,.,Hl
Lcad........,...,.. us Sugar i fnery ...fl5
Loul5vi.le q E4sh.. f3 Texas ldeie 80. l43s
Manhalt4a @cn.,, sots then PaeiAa .... o3ss
Missouri Gaeihc.-. i1i4 Wabash messrIod. 10
NorhHusIn...... lsl2 Western Union... ''&
4. }. CenuIl...... Us
The sun., 1900-09-21


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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-06-14

becoming. The green leaves wfli
match her eyes. which would bs beau
tiful II they were = shade darker.
They will look SO when she vsers
this hat. In the back. where her hair
will show, you see the chiffon and
violets are Of deeper tone. It will
make her hair look Titan. She thinks
It Is Titan now, but 1t is not. 1t Is
more the tone OF fresh, new carrots.
But this will deepen it. 1t Is charm
ing hat in itself. but It will make q
handsome woman OF this lady. who is
what shall I say?-of-of . some
what rustic style OF beauty.
LAS for those hyaclnths." with .
wave of the hand toward mass OF
them resting in a bed OF greenery.
they are for clear complexions and
fair skins. whether blonde or brunette.
Hyacinth blue is cold and cruel. 1t
has no sympathy. no warmth. It is
unresponsive and unfeeling. The very
dark and the very fair have sufficient
decision Of type to wear 1t. but when
one is between the two and has not
q fine complexion. one had better
adopt some other tone"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-06-14

There are no more dainty patterns
In wall papers this season. Severity
and strict soberness are the watch
words OF the wall furnishings OF
dwelling rooms. and the white and
gold era fades away in abundant
shadows. According to the dealers in
wall papers. old fashions are to be re-
vived. The colonial prlmness is. in
favor. and when a modern house is
dressed up In the primary colors as
to wall papers It has dignity that re-
minds one of the square coats and
knee breeches of a past generation.
One OF the patterns used In the new
home of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is
made up Of verticle stripes in various
colors. They ore red and green. yell
low. blue and violet hues that make
striking combination. Other pat
tercs are or flowers &C the old-fash-
ioned kind-h ,llyhncks morning gio-
ries. honeysuckle. dahlias. etc.