davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Kronika Miejscowa.
Gfupi koncept.

Balwierz Frank Kelhusen, "a
mieszkafy przy Lincoln ave., zna-
lazf u stop Diversey Boulevard bu-
telke, wyrzucona ma brzeg przez
wode jeziora, a W butelce tel znaj-
dowafa sic kartka papieru. Kel-
husen pospieszyf ma stacye policyj'
ma, gdzie odczytano kartke dono.
szaca, re niejaki j. Glenn czy
Gleim utopif sic uprasza znalazce
butelki, azeby uwiadomif o tenn je-
go rodzine, Policya miafa sporo
roboty, azeby skonstatowac, re W
ostatnich kilku miesiacach zaden
Glenn AMI Gleim ME odebraf sobie
zycia i re jakis niedowarzony mfo-
kos pozwolit sobie ma 'gfupi zart z
ludzi, majacych do spe}niania po-
wazne obowiazki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= Harvey McCann pm. 865 La
Sale ave., wychodzac z tramwaju
ma linii Lincoln ave-, zostaf ude-
IRONY przez tramwaj idacy prze-
ciwnej strony = przejechany. w
dwie godziny p6zniej umsrf.
- Pod drzwi domu 605 W. Mon.
roe ul. podrzucono koszyk. wkt6.
rym znajdowafa sic tygodueowa
dziewczynka. Odesfano dziecine
do domu podrzutk6w.
- Turbiel Carlson pm. ESQ
Noble ul. oparf sic porecz ma
przystawce. Porecz ziamaia sic
i Carlson spadf ma ziemie pokale-
czyf sic tax mocno, Re musiano go
odwiezc do szpitala.
Pod wiaduktem Erie ul. zgnio-
tfy wagony hamulcarza Todd O.
Weigel. Smiertelnie ranionego u
mieszczono W szpitalu sw. kuka-
sza.
- J6zef Kwik ze South Chica-
go, poparzony roztopionym meta
lem we fabryce Illinois Steel 20,
umarf wczoraj.
= Gazety arherykanskie wspo-
minaja dzisiaj o wczorajszych pol
skich obchodach okazyi konsty-
tucyi 8 Maja.
- Ma rogu Milwaukee ave u
MON ul. zostaf przejechany polka
leczony gfuchoniemy K. cohn.
w szynku ma rogu ulic Lake
i Halsted odbyfa sic zacieta walka
ma noze miedzy maszynista w.
Davelluhl a Juliuszem Peters.
Pierwszy Mich zostaf mocno po-
kiereczowany, a drugi ucieki.
= Orlando B. Shine pm. 5957
State ul. zostaf W nocy wybudzony
ze snu przez rabusia, ktory sic "a
kradf do jego mieszkania. Ubrany
tylko W koszule, scigai opryszka
tax diugo, dopoki ten ME wpadf W
rece silnego policyanta, ktbry go
osadzif W wiezieniu.
- Daniel Shaw, wfasciciel pral-
nj pm. 1547 Wabash oye., zastrzelif
sic W f6zku, azeby pofozyc kres
cierpieniom. Zostawii ~wdowe |
dwie sieroty. Choroba przyprawi-
Ia go o melancholie.
= Krawiec Carl Harickson be-
die odtad ostroznie obchodzif sig
z gazem. znaleziono go wczoraI
W iozku bez przytomnosci, ponie-
waz kladac sic spac, ME zakrecif
dobrze kurka. Dopiero W szpitalu
uratowano mu zycie.
W lokalu Washington Social
Club" wybuchf ogieh ma czwartem
pietrze. Pozar grozif zniszcze-
MEM calego gmachu pm. 1915 Wa
shington Boulevard, lecz stray
pozarnej powiodfo sig opanowac
predko niszczacy zywiof. Spalifo
sic tylko czwarte pietro budynku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

= Wartosc pieniezna order6w
ktore Franciszek J6zef rozdaf W
Berlinie, ma wynosic 172,000 gul-
dynow. Ubogim i szpitalom W
Berlinie rozdaf cesarz austryacki
$4,000 marek.
= Gar carowa wczoraj popofud-
niu wyjechali 2 Moskwy do Peters.
burga.
Wielki ksiaze jerry rosyiski
zareczyl sic ksieaniczka grecka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 7go Maja 1900.

Me MONA sic dziwic, re oczy
ca3ego swiata przez pare dni zwro-
cone byfy ma Berlin, gdzie bawf
cesarz austryacki, sedziwy Francl-
seek J6zef. Pomimo wszelkich
zapewnien urzedowych i p6furze-
dowych, IL wizyta ia cesarska ME
ma znaczenia innego politycznego,
jak tylko utrwalenie przyjazni po-
miedzy dwoma sasiedniemi mocar-
swami, wszedzie panuje przeko-
mamie znajduje sw6j wyraz W
prasie tax angielskiej, jak francuz-
kiej rosyjskiej, re pomiedzy oby-
dwu cesarzami i ich ministrami
musi nastapie, = a zapewne Juz
nastapifa wymiana zdan i mysi W
sprawach tyczacych sic polityki
miedzynarodowej.
Obecne pofozenie bowiem,-nikt
TEN ami ma chwile ME watpi, -
petne jest niebezpieczenstw /
wszystkim krajom pierwszorzed-
nym grozi przeczuwana tylko, ale
niewatpliwa zapowiedz jakichs wa
znych wypadk6w. W kt6rakol-
wick strone spojrzymy, nigdzie
prawie ME dostrzezemy pogody
niezamaconego pokoju, ufnosci, lub
chocby nadziei, re gromadzace sic
cd lat tylu chmury rozejds sic
bez bury, zostana zazegnane ja-
kimi5 nadzwyczajnymi srodkami
dyplomatycznymi. Nawet pomi-
mo zapewnien gabinet6w, IL pok6J
Jest zapewniony, nigdzie ME moz-
na dostrzedz uczciwego pragnienia,
ably tax byfo, dazenia do tego, by
ME przyszfo do wybuchu.
Spojrzyimy ma wsch6d, Rosya
korzysta kfopotow Anglii W
trzech r6znych kierunkach: roz-
SIERRA sfere swych wpiyw6w W
Chinach i tape swa niedzwiedzia
wyciaga ku Korei: r6wnoczesnie
ME zapomina tradycyjnem SVEN
zadaniu, kt6rego celem = cd CA
sow samego Piotra Wielkiego =
jest Konstantynopol; wreszcie ro-
syiskie znaczne bardzo oddziafy
wojsk rozstawiaia sic ma owych
wyzynach Azyi srodkowej, z kt6-
rych przedstawia sic oku spragnio-
nemu widok kraju basni, lndyj
Wschodnich. Kolos ten ME dba
niczyje sympatye i niczyja opi-
MIA ufny W swa size, kruszy wszel-
kie wyrazenie opinii we wnetrzu
kraiu wfasnego, wszelki cien samo-
dzielnosci mysi lub sfowa; ME tax
dawno doswiadczyli tego ma sobie
i Findlandczycy.
Czyz Wielka Brytania W slepym
swym ferworze ujarzmienia Trans
walu, ME bedzie zwazafa, czy moze
ME zwazae ma takie coraz to wy
raznieisze przypefzywanie swego
naturalnego wroga smiertelnego,
dopoki ME bedzie "a pozno? "a
dina flota ME pomoze ME zmieni
juz tego, gdy zwyciezkie oddziafy
rosyjskie obsadza Dardanele kie-
DIV W Delhi W Allahabadzie, W
Pekinie i W Seoul generafowie ro-
syiscy rozkazywac beda.
Nawet znaczna hota japonska
ME zmieni DUO stosunk6w we
wschodniej Azyi, chociaz ME moz-
ns lekcewazye jej przewagi mad
kazda fota europejska u azyatyc-
kich wschodnich wybrzezy Q4O,-
600 ton pojemnosci u foty japon-
skiei, $4,000 u angielskiej, a $4,000
u rosyjskieD.
We Francyi zmienify sic o tyle
stosunki, re uczucie nienawisci ku
Niemcom pozornie najzupefniej
sic u1agodzi}o, a nawet ustapiio
miejsca pewnemu kokietowaniu z
dswnym wrogiem smiertelnym, ale
m to zamieniio sig ma uczucie ME-
nawisci kn Anolikom. lest To mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Niemieccy socyalisci.

Ma wczorajszem zebraniu ME-
mieckich ,,Turner6w" chicagoskie-
go okregu pokazafo sic, ze 2 liczby
1O2 delegatow wiekszosc nalezy do
obozu socyalist6w. 81 gfosami
przeciw d przeszfa uchwafa, re
tutejsi niemieccy .Turnerzy" maja
popierac kandydature Debsa ma
prezydenta Stan6w zjednoczonych.
Wobec silnej opozycyi przeciwni-
k6w socyalizmu zastrzezono W
uchwale, re wprawdzie nnie urwie
sic giowy" nikomu, kto ma Debsa
glosowae ME bedzie, lecz badz co
badz dobrze wiedziec, z jakich zy-
widow skfada SIG wiekszost chica-
goskich niemieekich "gimnasty-
k6w."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-07
Oryginalna zguba.

Ciekswy fakt, charakteryzuiscy
porzadki kolejowe niekt6ryoh dr0g
ael.znyoh rosyjskioh, zdar1yi sic "
tyoh dniaoh ma drodze Aelaznej ia.
bryozno.l6dzkiej. Pooiag towarowy,l
skaadajacy sic 80 wAgonow, wy.
prawiony M. kodzi, przybyi do Kos
luszek tylko 2 8 wagonami, po1osts.
se zas "a wsgony pogubiono W dro'
DE. Dziwna rzesz, 70 sluAba kols.
iowa zgube owa zauwssyla dopiese|
W Koluszkach,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
,,2er DC lagOe Jig at uGre uiie,
bleu be Saarer."
tRom. !, 22).
(8om. /, 22).

Gn imuf 5elimor9en - Itriper en-
anlet Brett / S9ueij - fob ie9 meo
min fere 5aoer peo Breooen al Dor 90.
Oct par tiolig pua Morsenitunoen, %
en- ftpfri 0immel imilte oper os; ogiaa
be n9re Bier9e traaote iaa Hart frem
for bore ZINE, iom bet netos Oite er 3ils
fGloet / Qefttioen. Sun uoe paa felipe
Spsn bnpoe Der lelret fig en- t9t9nase,
Der ipntes at ssre os Oueriarten noset
u%iitfer.
Seq par ben Sang ct un9t Mennelte
paa omtreut 20 Gar; % ON leg ene par
meset iortrolig meb Ssen O9 life reg
neoe bet at 70 en- Baao for noeet an'
ftraneenbe Grbeibe, .iaa par 2ad9en
mig bog no9et n%bp99elig. Uten 3poe'
aarsaloeren re9ner man bet for EN-
CLAM at tilItaa, at Der er no9et, man
life tiltror fig gpne til at Hare. Man
oil pare flor aarl, osiaa naar man lite
err bet.
Dor Baaoierer, iom ielu fuloe ans
be8ftebs len, ieuote Os fine TO Smaapi'
ger. seq ertlareoe itrats, at jes oiloe
tage Roret. Den 9loite Yi9e iasos
imiolertio, of benoes 5aoer bnpbe sioei
benoe aompasiet meo o. iast benoe, al
uoen bet tunoe Der life ieiles ~iiffert
ben tette 9uase. Seq baobe albrie
tibli9ere brust RompaS os troeoe ogiad
NOT, Of ies ftuloe uere Mano for at bol'
be R%etninsen tpers ouer Ssen lise ef'
tee .geaien" Cite min N9ie, men er
8jerstOp, iom fables iaalebes). anr
til 8eroliselie ior min Gaber lasoe iea
Rompasiet foran mig. Bi iatte altiaf
fra aanb ue raa Open % bar efter
noale faa aaretas inbe | ben tGtte 5sit'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
iOm betrOeoe fig til cans gejIeo.

iom betroebe fig til cans 8ejleb
ming
Uen ben oiie bIiUer fog al Stnbe
pan mprfer mart, at ban life fommei
I'll WlaaIet, men fun fGrer fla ielo OF
andre / Jorb9ruelie, iua l9nse ban an,
ier fig ielo for ben bsjete Bisoom (mar
fnloer bet .Qutoritet"). Meb bet Jam,
me blioer ban flar oper, at 8Ompnsief
er 9oot, nioi9teli9t, altio ems o9 eoio
lnnot. 9an fafer M ben Iorieroeli9e
5nobiloin9 bort, taser / barnli9 Err
Cubs Orb for fig Os itprer 9iOsfuris
efter DIT. Dog, ieIu efter at ban CT
tommen inb paa bet npe SpOr, oil Der
ofte fomme lilf9loe, boor CUBS Orr
og bans egen Menins life femme ooer-
eng, bpor ban fommer / 3uipl ON, bpem
ban Ifal felge. Wen meo en- traftio
8eilutnin9 flyer ban bog til fig lelo.
Bort, 0aarebrgm o9 Selpbeora9
4Rn9e NOT bar ou forben fsrt mig pilt
- nu boloer leg fali Oeo CUBS Orb.
Sao bl,orr Der SO / Guo8barnets
Sino. Dag for Dag faar ban ny @rfas
ring for, at SUBS Orb CT til at ltole
paa, o9 berior rettsr ban fig %teltanoi9
npjere efter bet. Utiot paa ben taa9es
bRfteoe Yerbenslg bar ban MI ct fat
8antt at 6olbe fig til. O9 buao ban
iaa ofte bar bert af andre, bliuer M
o9laa mere % mere oeilis @isbeo for
BAN: Seq itprer ben rette aurs o9
tommer til bet rette 2anoin9sfeo." 90
lnolebe8 Ter bet ogiaa. ga, / bet Die
btit, on 5arteiet letter inc mob 2anb,
oa 9pler bet bel / bam ueo SDnet af be
ma9ti9e @pi9beoens 8ierse, Der ipnes
ligeiom at b9nge no oner bam % at
uiQe ialoe ub ouer bet IfrsbeIioe 5artei.
0ten netop bette Spn 96r BAN oi8 paa,
at aurien par ristis - % mart Ter
ban ben lille 9rgnne Bluos, boor ban
fan lanoe i ben fire SuUu meGem Guis:
beoen8 Bier9e. 8un enonu np9lt
Sfriot opab, % ban ier Simlen. Jon
ban l9n9tes efter nebe / Yerbenstuusen,
o9 5reliens 8ierge % &etfarOiseoens
Sol.
Store Mennefel 9nr bu e
& 0 m pas, eaer bar bu intet? 90
boi8 ou aIerebe bar 8ompasiet meo on
Yoro : bpem tror gu iau beolt, biz
ielo eQer aompasiet? Os buis ou trol
aompasiet, fsl9er ou bet iau o9ian?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Yreu til ,,9aulferen"S Q9iere
1pmpitibet r@raii NaIberiee", april 1900.
RRre Benner!

1pmpitibet r@rali NuIberiee", apriI 1900.
RRre Benner!
6errens 6rebl - @uerebe fra Dam:
peren pil leg ienbe cher en- 9illen o9
tibt Undertaking ON Rsiien iaa Ian9t;
tbi naar leg fommer / 9anb, nil Der
neppe BIN iprfie lib bIiue mesen 9si'
Iisbeo til no9sn 8Orreiponoance.
Stpsserne par LANCE, bu ies tOg
Plabs paa IOset, Der ituIbe fore mig
tiIbase til @bicusO meo Oens Gs9 Os
Smubs, men o9iua meo en- bel Del
Winoer fra tibIisere Gage. st Bar
9enner par meb mig til Banegaaroen,
men fun cen fuIste mig til Peronen os
tiluintebe mig ct Ser pei, til ui les
i9en-, ibet Ioget latte fig / BeuGgelle.
gnbnu nosIt Minutter iaa jes ct 9oms
mstertIaos, Der t~iIuinteoe mig NOT en-
0illen, men bet f%oriuanot. Oets @jer=
inbe bIeu utsnbeIis / Mansoen. Seq
Iutt.Oe ginbuet os fuItt tilbuse / Stos
len. Rin SiaI par fuIb at Spsr9s,
maal.
5urti9.re os burtisere git bet fremao
oper ben ne9ne, ~srtenustI9e Sletts, o9
ba ies Iasbe mig til at iOue, uar ies aIs
Ierebe ct 5pioebras lere bunorebe Sob
Iauere snO bet, t builtet iss biotiI baObe
Ieuet. Deb 9assrp nGfs Morsen par
ui mar Omaha, Rebr. Run ct Diebltt
giorbs IOset bOlbt, iou git bet after pis
bere. 9ilt % Der Iaa Sne, os ouerolt
i aa%pnineerue fob Der Yuuc. Suerait
meote Diet u~.Ibpssebe 8snosrbuls ON.
oione al 6ausr og imuu Qunoe. Ofte
forte man sennem Stoue. 9piItsn
5Oritel pau oi8ie rige @sue Os @oIoras
oos ufrn9tbare SI.tter. BEL er Der
6iebomme | Colorado, men be tommer
fun be fau til 9Oos. Paa % Elmer
par be 1000 Uail tiIbussIuste, Os nj
befunbt os / @bicuso. Ser tiIbraste
i,s nosIe bpseeIise Dase % neO paanp
Gbicaeos9en @erfribeb. @Glis
fribsb er 10 en- t~riitsIis 9po, ueb buiItsn
nosIe, uben at uibe bet, bar berberssret
gnsIe. flyer apOiteIen, os bog er ben /
mango Rreble en- naften utenbt 2ins.
3 gbicaeo er bet M imioIertio lite iua.
Seq tilbraste messn Eio | fore 9an.
oel%ssartnerisr. 6Or ben, Der bur 2pit
til at le ben umetitunlte &o~lenfuItur
I'm Tube llbpitIins, er Der neppe nosei
int.resiantere snO ct Beles | grpbrent
Reinbers toIosiaIe 5orretnins. Driu:
bulene batter for DiebIitfet 81 Acres
9anb, % Der lfaI bpssss messt mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

f%ortalte M fsl9enoe: sec beoosr
@eorg 9eumart; besee mine 5or9lore
er bsoe; be par fotti9e 8or9erfolt
Miiblbanien Der er ies feot ben Is.
Warts 1921. Den forf9roetige ari9
Jog mig bort ira nit Siem; Moo9dn9
% Granddaughter bar fulst mig, ian
at ie9 ofte bar ipiit NIT Breo meo
9anrer pna 8inb. Dog, ie9 fnurer
life mob Serren, min Cub; til foft oil
ban moi fgre mig no al al min gteo."
= De er | en- isr9efi9 Sitting" iagoe
8artinben men, hpao er De esentli9
bonb bar De lRrt2" Seq bar
lart RetsnioenItab," iuareoe Neumnrf;
men bet er life beloist for mig; tbi
iee eliter min Grelier os er en- 99rli9s
bebs os 5orioninsens Mnuo og buer life
til aio o9 Ret8ia9er. Seq bar" fort'
latte ban, ,u9ret / IorlteGise Bper for
at tjene nit 8reo. Blanbt andre bar
ieg peret / 9born, Der par Der mango
tore Sj9le. Der mootoe mig iom en-
9roher. Men oa jss !nsen taft gns
i1tt,lIe bnube Der, beItemte ies mig til
at bragg bjem til min Gsoebpi paa
9eien bet6en fom jes Der til Sambor9;
i.a ipntes at bDre en- Stemme nit
Snbre, iom tefaleoe mig at blioe Der,
iaa uiloe 6erren Itaffe mig Pluos; men
bet par man lie min esen qpit o9 lite
SUBS Stemme; De oeo 10, at leg life
bar fanet nogen Ylnbs enonu." =
6oilten 9ientiie snIter 9e2" lpurgte
6ru 5obanl Ell. y@r bet Subs
gillie, tan leg ern9re mig lom Ret8s
i%frioer, men enonu bar ie9 intet fact
at beiiiIe." or De bog life Wu-
lifer24 ipur9te bun uioere. Der.
til fan ie9 ioore baaoe ia os mel.
Seq fan ipi0e % ipnse, men ben Stunt
tar je9 life lart for at tiene nit greo,
men for pan ben Wiaaoe at b9oe mil
Qierte til Sub meo 2ouinn9 % Gaf.
9enne @ambn er en- far Yen, nnar
le9 ipiaer pan ben, taler ie9 ON min
Sials 9efpmrin9, % jes benter 9reii
% bulunlelie ira Cub" .6oorai
leuer De oa egentli92~ - @eors Reu=
mart %befenote. at ban eiter 9aanoen
baooe Iol9t aft, buao ban eieoe. "a
8prtinoen ipur9te BAN, bono ban oilbe
9gre, nnnr ban life bnuoe mere at I9lge,
iuarebe ban: Seq bar leuet ai SUBS
Barmbieriigbeo os 9roialtbeo. iom bio:
I'll iaa nnoerli9 bar opboibt mig / al
min @lenoi9beo. Seq bar M lite mere
tilbn9e eno min @ambn. Sfuloe Del
TONNE BERTH. at le9 maa -" ber al
5reo ban fg ielp, for 9anfen ON al
ituae iel9e fit Snltrument par BAN
enonu ior imerielis. .Nei iaa lansl
fon bet lite TONNE, iasoe ban en- irei.
bisere Zone; LEG bar 10 / Dag iet, al
De min oooe 89rtinoe. bar biulpen
mig / min Rsb. Nu bar o9Iaa ben
usteoe or. Slberts ienot Suo eiter mig,
o9 bet er netup M paa Tioen, at le9
gonr ben III bam." - 6ru Sobanien
git, rpiienoe paa Soueoet. 9eumarf
fpnoie fig ben for at bsre SeIteb, men
bet lptteoes bam life at faa Blabien.
(6OrtiGttes.)
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
Frank-Weil.

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at Tenn pie Emanuel corner Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street, Miss Eda Well, of this city, and Mir. Ferd Frank win be united in the holy bonds Of matrimony, Rabbi M. Newfieid officiating.
 After the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be served the bridal party at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Loveman cor ner Eighth avenue and Seventeenth street.
 The bride is niece of Mrs Loyeman, and is a winsome young woman.
 The happy couple will leave on the Louis vile and Nashville train at noon for an extended bridal tour.
 The bride-to-be Is a n.ece of Mrs. Love- man and young woman of many loVahe traits of character. MT. Frank is pros porous merchant of Gadsden, and both he and his fiance have many friends who wish them bon voyage through life.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Dr. Klmer's SwampRoot, the wonderful new discovery in medical science, fulils every wish in promptly curing kidney, blad- der and uric acid troubles, rheumatism and pain in the back. It corrects inability to hold water and sealding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon real ized. It stands the highest for dts wonder full cures of the most distressing cases.
 If you need a medicine you should have 'the best. Sold by druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes. You may have sample bottle of this wonderful new discov- cry and book that tells all about 1t and its great cures, both sent absolutely free by mail, by addressing Dr. Kilmer & Go. Bfnghampton, N. Y. When writing mention that you read this generous offer in the Daily Herald.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
children's Fancy Dress Ball
 A Picturesuue Event

One of the prettiest events of the winter was the fancy dress ball given by the chil- dren of Professor Weisner's dancing class yesterday afternoon at Elks' hall The oc- casion brought together a large and fash ionable assemblage. The bali was opened by grand march, which was participated in by hundreds of children most pictur- esquely attired. It was followed by a number of pretty dances. and later the cotillion was danced The favors were very unique, and number of beautiful figures were introduced. The children wore the same costumes which added so much to the picturesque beauty of the Carnival of Dances, which was presented the past week under the direction of Professor Weisner. .s-.
 The ball room yesterday was brilliantly lighted, and crowded as 1t was with hun dreds of beautiful children attafred in the most vivid and be-jeweled costumes, the scene was one of the prettiest imaginable. ]. Professor Weisner is a genius in the mat ter of teaching and his classes are de- servedly popular. The fancy dress ball
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of the most clinging texture. Jetted and jeweled laces are worn more than ever before, and hand painted lace combined with chiffon is a fashionable fad of the mo- ment which is as extravagant as it is beautiful In the floral designs this lace is most effective, as the leaves are tinted green and the chiffon in the natural color of the flower is often used to form the >curled petals.
 Lace with the design outlined with just the narrowest edge of fur is also used over silk for these very decolette. sleeveless ball and opera gowns. Dark fur is of course. used for this purpose, sable being the fur most used to outline lace.
 magnificent costume made of this curl ously wrought lace had for its foundation apple green silk. The cream lace, which was in a large conventional design, was traced in sable and narrow bands of the dark sable outlined the very low decollet- tage and formed straps over the shoulders.
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lining with the front slightly gathered at the waist-lne, producing very smart ef- feet. The bodice is trimmed with black velvet cut in fancy designed and outlined with narrow black soutache braid The sleeves are tight fitting and have a scarcely perceptible fullness at the shoul- der.
 marrow belt made of stitched material drawn and fastened inyisibly at the front to secure the Parisian girdle effect, this bodice is confined at the waist with such belt of black velvet This makes tR1e back appear short and tine line over the bust to the waist very long. Buckles, which are as small as they can be to be of service, are uniquely odd and extor. tienately high.
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tom of the dress is fluffy with groups of tiny aecordion- piaited chiffon ruff1es
 With this gown Mrs. Astor always wears handful of natural hlies of the valley caught at the left side of the corsage. Her jewels are daamonds-her famous coronet, necklace and chain of diamonds reaching to the waist
 Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish ordered a spangled gown trimmed with fur and the combina- tion, though curious and novel, is also strik- ing and beautiful. The general effect of the dress is glttering cloth of gold. The bodice, which Is a mass of gold spang.es, hangs from the shoulders by two marrow bands of sable. It is made extremely dec olette.
 In the place of the conventional satin watstband the belt consists of a narrow strip of sable. From this falls the glisten- Ing gold skirt. The foundation of this beautiful skirt is old gold satin but the satin is thickay covered with very small gold spangles. The spangled satin is cut in deep Van Dyke points as 1t hears the hem, to show to advantage cluster of ruffies. They are short ruffies of shaded yelow tulle and each one is finished with narrow edge of sable
 Two sable tails decorate Mrs Fdsh's hair and her corsage ornaments are brown d.a- monds.
 Another fashion advocated by the smart set just now is the extremely long waists. Tue gowns are all made to exaggerate this effect. and tine smaller and longer the waist the more it is to be desired. Every skirt of fashion fits tightly over the hips, and the petticoats are cut as carefully as the dress skirts. Every bit of unnecessary fullness at the waist line has been ban ished.
 All the silks and evening fabrics used are