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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
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Daughter Of the Elm.
A Tale of the Virginia Border
Before the War.
By aRANvI1IE DAVIDSON HAII.

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stirring recital Of crime and de-
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Of the upper Monographs, con-
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The book is something more than
an ordinary bit Of fiction. It has q
Substratum Ct historical fact, Apd
nonO real people aEure n ats
pages. There IL = VIVID glimpse Of
American life a. found In that valley
forty years ago. The book critic o.
great metropolitan western daily.
who read the manuscript says tho
author has dipped his psn in the
very pigments Of life" The head Of
leading Chicago publishing houSR
said Of Il: 1--WE have been much In
tcrested;' "the plot 10 clever" and
details dingenious. " "The story itself
Is interesting and there are some
capital situations"
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Cloth, $50 p, $500. Sold by
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DIE R. 7. BOOTH coMPANY, Ithaca, n. =.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

-ORpHK OF Fubh'0"tio'
The state Of West Virginia,
Ohio County, IS:
In the circuit court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. January Rules. 1900.
Ada 7. Dunbar VS.. George D. Dunbar.-ln
chaneery,
The State Of West Virginia:
TO the Sheriff OF Ohio County, Greet!ng'
We command you that you summon
George D. Dunbar, II he be found IN your
blIlllgick, to appear at the clerKn once
On The Circuit court Of Ohio county AZ
FuIeS 10 Be held for the said court, on the
frst Monday in January, 1850, 70 answer
4 hili IN chanceTy exhibited against him
IN the said court by Ada I. punnsr. and
q. H. HenninE, clerk OF our said court,
Al The court houPe Of said county, IN the
city or Wheeling, the 18th day OF Decem-
BEL, 1Soo, and IN the Tth year Of the state
u "e1' G. II. HENNING, clerk.
A copy--Teste: c. II. HENNlNG' Clerk
sHERIFF's RETURN.
Cseouge D. Dunbar Is no inhabItant OF
my b9illwick, nor found therein TINS ISL
Jay u '" W. ]. LYLE, D. s,
For II. C. Richards, S. o. c.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain
decree dlssolvinK the bonds OF matrimony
existing between tho plaintiff and the de-
feRdaut, ,,..,, A.,
IN said cause, at these rules, that the de-
fend0nt George ID. Dunbar, Is not resi-
dent Of the state Of West virginia, and re
moi having been served with process IN
81 her SolicItor, this order OF publIca ton
ii entered against him, and Il Is ordered
that the said defendant, above named, be
and % required to appear within one
mOnth after the date OF the first publlcn-
n 81 1Fd0R md u0 what liz ONrrg-
SaFy 70 protect HIS interests i r. further
ordered that this order be published and
posted aS required by law.
WltneaR, c. H.. Hennlng' clerk OF o455
said court, at the court house OF said
county, this eth day Of January, 1900, to-
Wit: January rules, lell.
c. II. HENNING. Clerk.
Published the frst time January g 1890
w ". ". ARNET;T.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
DEPOSITION NOTICE
Ada 7. Dunbar. plaintiff. vs.. George D.
Dunbar, defendunL-In the circuit court
Of Ohio county. -, "a,
The above named George y. DUNBAR VIII
take notice that the dispositions OF ADA y;
Dunbar, plaintiff Prof j. NJ. Frasher ana
pr, Elmer FrAsher. Mrs, CowaT and 9TH
6F6 VIII % taken at the otnce OF W. W.
AFbgil, RtteGnoy -at.laT. " tue oeur!
6SIS. Stats Of West Virginia, on tie SIN
DAY 81 February, A, d., 1900. between the
hours Of o'clock Il. m. ana O'Clock p.
H., 70 b read as evidence In the trial OF
the above cause on behalf OF the above
named plaintlh. And II. from any cause,
the taking Of the said dispositions shai
not b oommenced. or being commenced,
shall not be completed on the day atore-
aid. the taking OF the same Will be adj
louFned from day to day. or from time
10 time. until the same shall be- eomnleicd.
w W. ARSETT,
iR6-s Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Muses LEAGUE.

On no Nruseo aIleyB last night the Lenox
took three games from the Buckeyes. The
woro-of Witthaus. for the Buckeyes was
very fino, no leading his team, while
'.putch" Wilhelm carried on the honors
for the LeAox boys after hard fight with
Stuart Falck. both boys rolling great ten
pins, It taking the last frame to decide
wilhelm winning out, with 5Ss pins. The
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

The unexpected happened last night
when the crack wheelIngs dropped two
games to the fourth plaoers. oceolas. AS a
result, All AIIkeS are now tied with Wheel
ing for first position in the Wheeling
league race. Norteman, OF oeeolas. made
the best individual showing and Handlan
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rlvef feet inches and
falling. Weather, clear and cold.
WARREN-RIver feet inches.
Weather, cloudy and cold.
GREENSBORO-Riv II feet 3
inches and rising Weather. cloudy
and cool. Heavy gorge against the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES open at
Morgantown. but reported closed two
miles below. River 10 feet inches
and stationary.
BRoWNsViLLE-River s feet 2
inches and rising.
PITTSBURGH-Rive 9.s feet and
rising. Clear and cold.
STEUBENVILLE-R u feet and
rising. Weather, cloudy and cool.
River filled with running ice from shore
to shore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river y feet
10 inches and rising. Weather. cloudy;
mercury 20. Bank full Of heavy float
Ing ice. which makes navigation I'M
possible. No damages to boats from
breaking up of gorges. The Little Ka-
nawha is rising. Ice breaking up at
the headwaters and clear at'the mouth.
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HYoMEL ANDl HYoMEI Only

and Advertising specialists nave S put
used and anne p. Of have gone eS se
Advertising OF this has prevented the InS S use
Ito leads TO lose theL
by nhalatn public finding out thai through @
made possible and wnen h
catarrh and how to
bronchitis pneumonia ~
reduced o a minimum.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.
a ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"a PROPERTY = HUsCRoFT BROS
nnREsNTERY

GREENERf.
BY virtue Of IL decd OF assignment made
BY J. c. Huscroft, w. A. Huscroft and
VI. q. HuRcroft Grading as Huscroft
BroS) to the undersigned assignee. dated
Inc isth day OF September. 1892. and re-
corded in the clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county In Deed Of Trust
Book No. 50. page Gil, / will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY, IS, 1900.
beginning at 10 o'clock n. m. OF said day,
sell on the premises, In the Peninsula addi-
ton 10 the city OF Wheeling, at public
auction, all the following property. to-wlt:
A certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
noses. for the term OF ten years and six
months, beginning on the LIST day Of April,
1891, and ending on the 10Th day Of Septcm-
her 1901, TO the ten lots numbered from
81 10 10 inclusive In the Peninsula addition
TO the city OF Wheeling, laid out by Row
q Bauer, as shown upon the plat OF said
addition recorded in said clerks ONCE In
Plat Book No !, page u.
This sale including all privileges and
being subject TO all conditions provided in
said lease, including the payment TO the
lessor OF the sum Of $5l.26 on each first
day Of January, April July ana October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term.
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon said lots or any OF them, and all
boilers, pipes, frames, glass, pots, turni-
tuFO and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them: formerly owned by the
HuScroft Bros. and used by them In con.
nection with their business as florists
Snid property viii be sold as u whole
or in parcels, as may be deemed most ad-
VantRgeous to tho trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third or as much
more Of the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay In cash on the
day OF sale. the balance. n any, In two
equal lngtnllments OF six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred In
staIlments from the day OF sale. the prln-
Cipal and interest OF said deferred INSTALL
ments TO be secured TO tho satisfaction OF
tho undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUSLAHD, Assignee.
s. o. Royce, Attorney.
c. S. GREER, Auctloneer. jat
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LEr n BE DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD BY ALL

germId which can be carried In the ar we
a part o hr throat and lungs. =, .aooh.a
by which such diseases can ne
consumption can not exist wHee
.o.,,d.d Il tors
simply revival OF
method since been found useless 81 n,
Hyomei al mall OUTFIT
Trial OUTFIT Csc Balm Csc Hyome Dyspepsia Cure
Antsepic Soap 2&
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1T was almost miracle. Burdoek
Blood Bltters cured me OF terrible
breaking out all over the body, ! am
very grateful" Miss Julia Fllbridge,
West Cornwcll, Conn.,
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prnLro SALES.

THEN BONDS OF $4,000 EACH OF
the Charleston Traction Company, Of
Charleston, ". Va, will be sold At public
sale at 10 o'clock q. m, Saturday morn-
Ing, January %, 1900, az the north front
door OF court hOube Of Ohio county, Whenls
ing, ". Va. was
DuBLlC SALE OF AN EXCisE LENT
y farm, Wednesday. January Il, 1890, ~
10 a. M. on promises ~ miles from Short
Creek station: i0l-acre farm: well WRlefedi
good selection OF young fruits: church ana
school handy; In good state Of cultivation;
coal unenoumbered. Terms easy, J: y
HOGG. taile
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JANUARY JuMBLEs.

Geemently jImpson. wouldn't
Man be q regular rip-Snorter
Ell he'd never done what he ortn't,
An alluS dono what he orter!
-DOtroIt Free PreSs.
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....FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.
saloon fixtures No 1854 Main street will
he sold under distress warrant January
n M and I o'clock y. M, by William
WeIser, constable, with privilege OF lease
20 May !, 1870,
No, Is Vermont street.
40. Is Ohio strect-priee for quick sale,
$l,aO
Desirable property on Chapline Btreet-a
corner lot, GS feet front.
no. 20 sixteenth street,
No. "a Maryland street
No. IS North York street.
No. iOIS McCollnch street
No. C Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
lot on South Front street
No. lts Main street
No. Ig2 and t2e.5 Market street.
No "a Main street.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
N at the annual Stockholders meeting
on the Wheeling CorrugRtinS Company, a
state Of West Virginia. to be held at the
ONCE OF the company, In the city OF Wheel
ing, IN the state OF West Virginia, on the
"a day OF January, 1900, a resolution will
her AZ shares OF the capital stock OF said
company from fifteen hundred u,5W
shares OF the par value OF one hundred
dollars (SlO0.O0) each TO fifty thousand
10000 shares OF the par value Of one hum
N'~ ALEX. GLASS.
de26 Stakeholder. .
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6. O. SMITH. FiiH " ! $:!&;; s.....
National Ezchangc Bank BuIIdIng.
RFAl ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate.
SSs1 for lot on Lind street
;IOO for lot on East AcColloch streetO
ssSS Tor lot at Park View.
SO Tor lot s5xloO. Wood street. South
W ~ ~ 81 co., 81 200 and $3.50 for lots and
h,iiding sites IN Pleasant Valley.
81 ~ Tor 6-roOmed house and lot, South
81 scS Tor two-s,oFy brick dwelling and
I,t Sorth Main street: very best location.
q III and 6, CO0 each for two brick DWELL
jpf,S and LOT on Fifteenth street.
"A 200 for S-roOmed franc dwelling, lot 70
by 100. corner Thirty-fourth and ChaplinO
s $500 for brick residence and lot on FIJI;
teenth street,
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. 81.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

...... Ara not made by chance. nor can
...... they ever in any material be made
,..,.. a. small expense, A competition
..... for cheapness. and not for excel
$50. l0nce Of workmanship. 10 tho most
..... frequent and certain cause Of the
rapid uecay and entire destruc.
tlon OF arts and manufactures.
.... For best (which IL the chcapesu
work, the lntelliEenoar Job Print
ing Once IL thu place to ~,
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such language! Why don't You
swear oft?"
~ did: this morning"
What? Swore of swearlng?"
mo. swore of swearing off,"-Phila-
delphla Press.
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. i6i!
Main street,
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BELLAIRE IN Az WALK
wins the Checker Match From the
South wheeling Team-Rine Made
the Banner Showing.

the Banner Showing.
The concluding series of the South
Wheeling Bellaire inter-cIty match at
checkers was played last evening at the
rooms of the South wheeling club. on
the south Side. and resulted IN another
one.sided victory for the ohIo-side four.
pine made the banner showing for the
evening, winning seven games and los
ing but one Ito schuD. Detweller led
for the South wheellngs, winning
three, drawing two and losing three.
The score:
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cTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.
GENERAL NOTICES.

r JAMES N. VANCE, PRESIDENT
OF The Riverside Iron Works. do
hereby certify that resolution reading as
follows: That this company, The River
side Iron Works, be now and from this
time dissolved and its business as COM
pany be discontinued" was unanimously
adopted ut stocIIholders' meeting OF The
Riverside Iron Works, held at It's prtnci-
PAL ofaes, IN the city OF Wheeling, West
Virginia. on the 18th day Of December,
A. d. 1899.
set my hand as such president and affixed
the corporate seal OF The Riverside Iron
Works, this 18th day Of December 4. D..
ISs9 J. n. VANCE,
de2O-s President.
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MAIE HFLP WANTEp.
AGENTS.

4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
IA new process window washer; water
tank EponRe and rubber dryer combined.
KIEFBR BROS, Cleveland. O inlSe
NnNEVto Lady or Gentleman Canvassers
MVNlA We offer liberal cash commits
slOns for subscriptions TO the "Deslgner,"
the handsomest and most popular Fashion
Magazine. Easy, profitable work. For
terms and sample copy apply TO Standard
Fashion Co., 20 West 18th street, New York,
N. =. no25
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Ida-Sometlmes a few lines will
cause a woman no end Of worry.
May-Yes; especially II they happen
to be in her face.-ChicRgo News.
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9usIlIEas o2PQREuNIgIEa.

DRoFITs IN STOCKS. WHEAT AND
II COTTON. Mackey's Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our frob book.
c. Z. AIACKEY & CO.. . Broadway, New
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ROLF & ZANE,
No. so Fourteenth st.

FOR SALE-N l.
Mrs. Lambs residence at Echo Point. A
rare opportunity to secure homo.
Ten-room frame dwelling In Glendale,
VIII exchange for dwelling IN Wheeling.
Nos. 1916 and 1921 McColloeh 81, cheap.
Chapllne street,
4 desirable residence and unimproVed
lots in LeAtherwOod.
No. 4Ol7 Jacob street, desirable modern
dwelling, very cheap.
4 number of desirable building lots
along the line OF the Elm Grove railroad.
FOR RENT.
A desirable residence, No. $40 Main st.
Desirable dwelling in Leatherwood.
SIMPSON 8 TATUM,
Room 4 City Bank Building. Phone eSL
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NOR RENT THE DEI.APLAiN
il homestead, located at No. 1901 Chap
line street. Apply 10 Jacob w. Grub, No.
1906 Market street. de26
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STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC.

CHRISTMAS
books MaERGlnas, Weekly Papers Sub
scrIptlons filled at publishers prices; Ar
luns, BlcdR, Magic Lanterns Foot Balls,
Engines. Hot Air Toys, BAN Mask, Santa
Claus Masks, Pocket Lanterns, etc.
c. H. QUIMBY,
lui Market Street.
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INSURANCE.
Real Estate
Title Insurance.R&

II sou purchase or make loan on real
estate have the title insured by tho
Wheeling Title & Trust Co..
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Susu Ia, u9Ss' ""'
II did: this morning"
What? Swore on swearing"
mo. swore of swearing off,"-Phila-
delphIa Press.
II don't believe there's a more indus
trIous man living, He's the hardest
V" Apparently you don't know his
Eyes. do: what Of that?"
Shes a stlll harder worker. for she
works for hlu."-Philadelphia Press.
"oh. there was an awfully funny
dear little vile. at was about a man
and his wife, who went to the opera
Eyes, dear" the great brute inter-
ruptcd; II read It. ID,
''Oh. you moan thing, wanted to tell
1t to you. II was 40 funny"
60 ahead, dear; It will be even
funnier the way you tell it."-Phlladel-
phia Press.
Stella-why on earth did Miss Pc
chs reject Mr.. Boomer? He's making
lots Of money In the advertising busI-
ness.
Belln-Yes. and he proposed to her
by mall I'm this fashion: II can place
In few good papers of guaranteed
circulation at a minimum cost the fol-
lowing notice Cpure reading, top coll
umn: Engaged, Miss Birdie PechIB 70
Mr.. Hewlett Boomer II this PROPOSE
tlon meets your approval kindly Sign
and return by first mail. "-Philadelphla
Press
Excitement is often the cause Of
strange teleGramA, a. well rs other
queer manifestations.
A man who had been one Of the pas
sengers on Ehlpwrerked vessel was
rescued almost by o miracle. On nrriv-
ing at place from which he could
send Geographic message. he forward
ed the following dispatch TO his broth
er:
II am saved. Try to break It gently
to my wife, "-Tlt.Blts.
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Intelllgencer Publishing Company
Will be held at tho ONCE OF the company,
No. q Fourteenth street, Tuesday, Janu-
O'Clock D. M, for the purpose Of electing
d. board Of directors and the transaction
OF any other business that may come boz
tU ds25 sneiH' JOHN p GLASS. Secretary.
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dor REMITTANCE BARN on
u Island. suitable for livery stable; pos.
session given AT once. WHEELING
RAILWAY co. llle.mWtNf
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
BUSINESS HOUSES.

No. 1924 Main street, running through TO
Water street, one or three floors, with cell
lar. Possession at once II desired.
Nos. 2245 and 2sT Market street, large
store room. with second and third hoors,
suitable for retail business. Now occupied
by White, Handley & Foster. 9tei..
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18

cloth or wool gown, not necessarily new,
for it will get little wear, but fit and be-
coming. Many people think that a short
skirt such as is used for golf and tramp
ing, is the thing for shipboard. This is
decidedly an error. There is not the
slightest need of a short skirt-the walk
ing is perfect. the decks as clean as ones
own floor, and away and above cleaner
than the floors of many public places. A
gown of the usual fashionable length,
with or without a TRAIL is the proper
thing to wear during the passage 1t
may be slightly suggestive of yachting
If one is young-in the way of sailor collar
and knot, sailor cape, ETC., but complete
yachting rig is as ridiculous as a golf
skirt Some continue to wear the jacket
suit in which they come aboard, but 1t
is wiser to save this fresh toilet for the
other side. where 1t will get hard usage
with the daily sightseeing. A long ulster
and a cape is needed, usually, on deck,
where one spends most Of ones time in
the steamer chair, and therefore a partly
worn, but still fit and smart, wool or
cloth gown is better than a spick and
span elegantly pressed tailor rig. This
gown and the ulster, cape, cap and the
heavy steamer rugs and pillows are all
left IN the steamer trunk at the office
Of the company, when one leaves the ship
on the other side, to be used again only
on the return trip, while one goes off In
an immaculate tailor rig with the trunk
that has reposed in the hold during the
voyage.
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small space. peace and comfort q
oO,1rtnd a

courted.
Upon leaving the steamer one takes
ones umbrella, which may serve, too. as
a sunshade, and small grip, into which
one has thrust the toilet case minus the
steamer nightgowns. If a part of the
steamer wardrobe is desired while ON
shore, the wrapper or the fancy waist or
golf cape, for instance Qt is wiser to
avoid this If posslble), 1t may be strapped
into linen uug-holder made for this
purpose. 1t consists simply Of a large
square OF stout linen orr canvas, bound
with tape and marked with ones initials.
The articles are wrapped UP in this as
squarely as possible into a. shapely bum
die, and fastened with a#shawl strap,
safety pins being utilized at the corners
under q fold. Any attached tapes with
which to tie 1t are useless, as every time
the square is folded the shape and size
Of the bundle may be different. The
steamer rugs are not necessary. while
travelling on the continent, unless during
the winter, when one needs one in the
railway carriages.
The trunk one has on the continent
should be of moderate size, as over
charges on baggage are large, and large
trunks are difficult and expensive to move
about. So many things that one will need
may be bought abroad to better advan-
tage that 1t is well to take only the ne
cessities, which include enough boots and
shoes and slippers to last one during
ones entire stay, whether this be for
weeks or months or years. French boots
! are atrocious and do not fit the American
feet You should have duplicates of your
favorite corset from home In your trunk.
too, for though it be a French corset it
was probably built for American figures
and you may not be able to find It's dupli-
cate in all Paris. You should not take
glove except those you wear-Paris and
Brussels and London gloves are most de-
sirable-kid ones in France, dogskin and
feathers in England.
Short tramping skirts, such as we on
this side are beginning to wear In town
while shopping, are worn in a similar
way in London during the winter and on
rainy days-never at other times or dur
ing the season in May and June The
Parlsienne wears one in the country, but
not in town-that is, the Parisienne lady.
1t is therefore unnecessary for you to take
one over, unless you intend to make the
Alpine trip or do some such tramping
away from the large cities At the ex-
position a tailor Jacket suit Of usual
length will be the correct thing 1t is
always protection to look American,
but at the same time one should dress
approximately as do the women Of ones
own class in the country in which one
IS.
For an extensive travelling on the conti-
nent, the American trunk, built to with
stand hard knocks and much banging
about, is an unnecessary burden. OF
course you will go over with one small
one, but If possible, while travelling get
European basket trunk, which is light
and small. costing less to carry about, and
which will fill UP rapidly for the home
coming with the millinery and pictures
and trinkets gathered during the visit.
They are not to be travelled with on this
side, but make excellent hampers for
packing things at home.