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rison: accounting, injunction and damages.
Demand, $50. Superior Court, Room l.
Willis L. Scudder vs. Eva L. Scudder; d.
yorce Circuit Court.
linson VS.. The indianapolis treet-Raiiway
Company; damages. Demand, $780, Su-
perior Court. Room l.
John L. Shideler VS.. Jacob B. Edwards:
on note Superior Court, Room 3.
John Z. York VS.. The Artificial Ice and
Cold Storage Company; on contract. De-
mand. $4,000. Superior Court. Room 2
The Huber Manufacturing Company VS..
Levi III. Fessler: repleyin. Superior Court
Room 2.
Emerson j. Denton vs. The Indiana polls
Abattoir Company; damages. Demand.
$4,000. Superior Court. Room 2.
Stephen w. Garen Va. Parry Manufactur-
ing Company; damages. Demand, $1,000.
Superior Court. Room 3.
Harry Dickman VS. Edward Dickman et
al; to prevent probate of will. Circuit
Court.
In the matter OF the action Of Farrell
to send Georgia F. Farrell 10 Reform
School Circuit Court. Go
Ida V. Rutledge VS.. supreme Tribe OF
Hur; complaint on policy. Demand.
5000 Superior Court, Room ?
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes ef
1888 The Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Railroad Company VS. Alfred Fowler. adj
ministrator. Montgomery c. c. Appe.lee's
brief on petition MED.
1917 George A. Mathews ct al VS. John
G. Rund ct al. Benton {. G. Appearance
for appellee fled.
1881. Antoine oster VS.. George W. Broe
ct al. Benton G. c. Appearance for ap-
pellee filed.
1885. Bonnie Bonner by her guardian al
litem-. II. ID. Billings, VS.. Jennie A Bonner
Ell al. Warren G. c. Appellants reply
brief filed
1887. Emily C. Carrico ct al. VS.. Gather
inc Bauer. Vigo c. c. Appellants brief
(S) filed.
1902. John Y. Chisholm VS.. Edward r
Towle, trustee. ct al. Lake 8. c. Notice
OF motion 10 dismiss and acknowledgements
of service fled.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
s1Ss. Evansville a Terre Haute Railroad
Company VS.. Charles Weich. Sullivan G.
c. Appellees brief filed.
S123. William Lukin VS.. ollie Halversou.
Starke c. G. Appellants reply brief nled.
s3S2 Charles III. Smith vs.. The State of
Indiana Henry c. c. Brief for the
State CD -
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THE MEASURE OF MAN,


The Rev. Lewis Brown. rector of st.
Paurs Church preached yesterday morning
on the Measure of Man." from the text
found in Revelation. xxi. II. The sermon
was the first OF series of three. all OF
which are founded upon the same text.
The services were fairly well attended.
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INDIANA, DECATUR 4 WESTERN R'Y.
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&tabtrath.
Select Council. l3. s

Select council, l3. December.
SIN Der obieep 8eriammluns ilberianbtt
Wapor Moir Elm Strsiben. in tueldem
er barauf bintpieS. onB bic county Som.
mifdre fur bic @nbl ON fommenbeu
Dienitns nibt bic Stimmjettel unb anbs,
res fertisiteaen tonuten unO baber sr,
iudte er um bic 8erdnbsruns bes Dns
tums. Rode ihlus Dor, 6aB Der frdbsre
8ef&luB in 8strsff Der @abI in 8isOsr'
erlpdsuns essoeen perOe. bod eins Der
8orf6las bel Der Abtimmuns perlOrsn.
9ie Refsnation Der Stabtrdtbs 8ib'
arb 5. @illiumS unb Better Negann,
bon ben s. unb ID. Warbs. trurben EN-.
pfansen uno ansenummen; beibe treten
iofort in 2raft. @onu ibre Radfolser
erpdbIt tperben ioaen, tuurbe ui&t be-.
ftimmt. 9is Orbinuns fir usbertrasune
uon Sunbs sur Repurutur bon SudiOn
Strabe, tpurbe bel britter. enbsdltiser
2eiune dneenommen.
@ine 8eriammIuns bee Common @ouu'
eilS nar oud einberufen iporoen. bod
iteate ii6 fsin Auoram Elm unb 8srtas
uns ber AnipeisnOen erfoIete bierauf bis
beute Nbeno.
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6erihtliAes.

Simon ReruiGaS, Der anssfIast mar.
am l8. Wdrs 1896 ben Sobn Dlistus in
Rorb Scranton ermOroet Su baben, tpurbe
am 6reitae bon ben @ei6porenen niht
idulOis ertldrt, uudoem ie ben Sol felt
Donnetitas Radmlttus unter 8sraibuns
hatten. @leib na1 8stanntmaGuna osS
urtbsiIs tpurOs Der auseiIaats sntIuRen.
Ssnrp WeDsrmott. Der ii6 Der 5dIi&'
uns i&uloie beiunnte. entiam init 81
5trafs. aOftsn uno Orei Wlonats 6efdns'
nib.
Sarab Crane. bsS unesIesliden 8ers
iaufs bon Gstrdnfen f6uIbis befunoen,
bate i'm Iestsn Termin cine Suspenoir'
uns bsS nrtbeils erbaIten, ba fe absr
isitbsm peitsrpertaufte. tpurbe is am
Sumitas su $500 Strufe. Soften unO
orsi NOnatsn @efdnsnib uerurtbsilt.
frau Gatburine Cannon bon asap's
Batd, bic Elm elsibsS setban bate, er'
blelt baRelbs lrtbsil suOiftirt.
Sobn Mb!tsrs. elm 8tuber b's sIei&'
namiesn Goni itabIerS, Der dberfabri
tpurOe. Obns 2pens usrtuuft su buben,
tpuroe su $500 Strafe, 8Oitsn uno pier
WOnatsn @sfdnanib perurtbeiIt. p
9bomas Roffutt >om ROrOenOe. Der
gsitanb. bab er ieinen &ameraoen Deunis
2aap burb mebrere Sbaiie psripunoste.
srbIelt Elm Sabr 9sfdneniB.
Watp Sane Bllis. Der unseissIi6sn
8etipanbti6ait ihulbis befunben. mut
80 Gage abiisen unO s25 Srafs b,sat'
len.
@m. Sporp, ber bes tbdtli6su @n.
sriffs uub SdIdsereI Iberfiibrt tpuroe.
bat $40 Strafe Su iublen unO feds Ulo'
nate absuiisen.
Dm. Gallagher. Daniel Sbea unit
Wartin Snrrsu mdHen ie $40 Struft
unb bic 8ohsn bssublen. neil iis in bbs'
tpiliesr Abfidt Catherine Sonss' BObn'
uns init Steinen bombarbirten.
WidasI uno @uitap Sdambure, stps
unberbeEsrIi6s anabsn bon Sao SGan,
ton, Is unb 10 SABRE alt. purben ben
Soufs Of Rsfuse Su 9len Sails ilbertpIe'
fen. Die gltern tonnten abioIut lbrt
ainber niGt controlirsn.
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Dttt6tcn.

-Sames WeDsrmott bon Bort 9rif'
fitb, Elm 2sbieb 8uIlep 5ra6tcououtteur.
purOe um Dlsnitus Radt I'M @Urton SOfe
Iberfubren unb entatpei seTdnltlen.
-9auI 8oban. elmer unierer betann.
tefen @eihdftsleute. ftarb am 0lontue
Diittas in ieiner Wobnuns an Biatam
Strnbs Isbr plbBllh an einem Sers'
idluse; sr mar II Sabre alt,
- Am Wontas Ra&mittas srpIoOrts
in einsm S6melstieeel Der ItttstOr
Ofenperfs Elm Auuntum uneeiummeltei
9as nit Iautsm 8rub, gum 8lId il
aber babel niemanb perlebt tporoen, trob'
Dem bas @ebdube fart bei1doist tpuroe
- 8m. WOFatt psrfins am Samhaf
i'm go. 7 S6adt Der Benn. aobIen 60
iein rehtes 8sin in einem Sell oaS Dor
slnem 3ug &arren berdbblne uno ebe c,
es befrelen fonnte, mar eS ibm BON
SOdsl eeriFen unO 10 b6S serfsii&t NOR
ben, bub es ibm i'm Ettston Soiplta
Oberbalb bem anis ubsenommen perosr
mubte,
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SaS fdb6ne @eibnad,t tsfeft

tisbt Dor Der 3bdre unb iol1s, be nod
ni6t ,brs @lnidufs baflr esma&t babsn.
pIni&eu mir nod i'm lssten AussnbIid
auf unier rel6baltisss unO sntipretenbes
Gaeer aufmsrfiam 3u MAIDEN. IS beittbl
aus tauienben bon Sahen, bic au Sc.
i6entsn fur Sung uno Alt sssienet ,inp /;
Obidon bic ftuben 2dufer bic bette IuSs
uabl baitsu, If Der Daarenporraib lm.
msr nod elm isbr pOnitdnbiaer uno mir
linc lbsI3suet baB mir ale Runoen ,u.
frieosn teuen fbnnen. Das @eordnae
tpiro in ben lesten puur 1asen Dor 8sib.
nuhten Elm grObes iein. iOmmt oabsr 70
frdb tpis mDsli6, bamit es bermisosu
tpiro uno mir Sic bsier bebienen tDnnen,
8erelbt nidt, buB mira uBer SpsIpua,
rem isOsr 4ti unb iOnfissn su @sidsnter
8eeispsien Waaren, aud 3udsripaursn
9diis, Sic Cream. etc.. Iiefern, uno ,tpal
uass sum blaisiten preiie. Die Gbr,
Sbrss 8eiu4ss 1T uns ,u isbsr 3sit sr,
pinibt.
Is. .. Billiams unb 8rubsr,
3l2 -5l4 2adapanua Apsnus.
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@eiuubheitSs Seb6rbe.

Obiss 8brperidaft bisIt am Bonner.
flag Absno nit benz Spesial @Omlts Der
SGul.8sb5ros cine 8sriammlunp ab,
um iibsr bic Smpfuns bon SduliInbein
nGbsrss su srbrtsrn, bamit bisfeIbsn Dor
ben 9odsn seii1ert tpsrbsn. Sc tparO
sulest bsidloGen, ben Supsrintsnbsnt
Der Dffentlldsn Sdulsn su benahri6tisen.
bab bis sum l5. Sanuor 1901 SmpfuneS
@ertiiitaie BON allen StaIsrn blnterleet
pstben mdHsn, uno in iOl6en 5daen, mo
Diss ni&t eei6eben 1T, perbsn frens,
Wabrsesln erfubt. UNI bic Smpfun8 su
sr,pinssn. Gin ldnserss tpurpe oartbsr
Oistutut. iper bic 4ussaben bsitreitsu
foil. bod srfIdrts Der Nnipalt Der S1ul,
8sbDros. OuB Oisis nidt petantpOrtIld
oaflr Iel.
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Ea6 xhaI abndrt6.

IapInr. fri. Waesie Rufba1 unb
Ssrr SObn SmOOrf. swsi betunnts unb
popuIdre iunee 2sute bubler. tpurosn am
Donnsiitas 4benO bur@ Paitor GoOIpb
8sber pOq ber Osuiiden ep. air&e ale
alddIideS gbepaar einseiesnst. @ln
Gmpfans folste mad Der Geremonie in
8elienHub's Gale. Die Reupermdbl.
ten srbieIten eIne sr6bsre 4n1abI SO&'
;siissei6ents. Die am SamtaS absnO
bier abssbaItene 8sriummlune Der Dli'
nenaneeiteatsn erfreute ii6 eines eroben
8siu6ss; Sreo. SIdsr. OrsuniiatOr
Der nnlteb Dtine NoIferS, puroe i'm
8erIaufe berfelben nit elmer blbi&en
soloene astte bsibsnit. als elm 9si6en
Der Nnerfennuns fur feline Sehrsbunsen
i'm SntereHe psr Dilnenurbeiter. GER
@uspar 8ufbud bon BAILEY 5uas. 8an'
las, pelber iit felt einiper 3et bel ieI'
mem 8ruoer AleTanoer lnbler aufbIelt,
IT beuten pieber nab oorten abeereif.
aapo sr cine 5atm betreibt uno aud feline
SamlIie ii1 bsfnbet. g8ir batten etlihs
Dtals @elesenbelt, nit Serrn 8ufbatl
seisai6aitIi6 ;uiammen su peilsn uni
mGiIsn ibn als einen trtHIiben SdpeIsel
nit esiunbem Sumor beSelhnen. u
ipribt iib isbr lobenb Iber bic bortiBer
Bstbdltnlhs aus; nab ieinem Nusiaeer
uuo isinem ssiuuOen Gusiebsn nab D.
uribeiIen, lsbt er bort slldlih. Nir III
fen +bm nod sine slIdIi@e Reiie uni
fernsrss g8ObIerssbsn Su.-8si Serrr
uno SrOu @uspur Smoorf an 8loee Str
II Wittpob lsster Wo6e elm trdfiise
Sunss anselanat, peItss greienlb ma
larI6 srOBe 5reubs psruriu6ts, iOOuI
Ssrr SmOOrf slemli& in bic SDbs &c
i6oHsn 1T; MIR unierisitS srotullrsn. =
@bparo s. Gpans BON Iaplor Strab
srbielt esitern in Der Ppne Dtine ourd
einen Dsdenfaa fataIs 8erleBunsen, be
men CT elm paar StunOsn ipdisr srlus.
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Btlfesbarre Ra6ri@ten.

- Die 8ennfplbania Gorreipcnoeni
S6uIe bon bier. 8apital 500. 900, er'
blsIt ON 5umita8 einen 5rsibrisf bstpll'
lipt.
- 1900 9lupeitelte Der 9lnsfton
8obIsn @Ompunie eneen am Dtontne
RUrsen an ben Strelt. neil ibnen ber'
i6isOsns 3useitdnbnife uertueisert tuur'
- unIer frdberer @Onsrsbmann.
a6ib. SObn 2eiienrins bon Upper 9sbisb.
Der fur etIi6e BOben spli6sn Seben
unO Cob itipsbte. sebt isBt Iansiam osr
9eiierun8 entBe8en.
Ser So Sabre aIte Sobn @eiier.
ais Stalfnedt i'm 2userne Sotel In Su'
,erne Borough aneefteat, fiel am WiontaB
cine 1rsppe binab uno brad iid Oas @e'
MD; CT NOR tObt. oils elm Dlsnitmdos
den, oas i'm rufen pOlte, ibn auffanb.
ben. Ser Streit ipuroe eehern beenbet
unb beute perben bic 2sute ipisoer bic
arbsit uufnsbmsn bic @ompunie CAB
na6.
- Gin 2ebisb 8aaep 2oblensue TOLLS
Oirte on WOntas au 2uSerne Borough
nit einem eIettriiben StruBenbabnpa'
gen unO flnf g0hueiers be8 lebteren
purben babel bbS berleSt. Dr. 6. VI.
Spencer trus sIne 8iidsnperlebuns uno
tbellweiie 2dbmun8 oupOn, q. s. Nep'
man tparb sbenfaIs am 8iideu perlsbt
unb srbielt au6 Sdrammen, Srau z.
OlOsribam bsfam aud eins RGdsnper
Issuns, Sumes @lep bat cine bOs perlsbte
Sano uno Sbrammen, uno 6 5, Bar
tram enltam nit 8Orpsridrnmmsn. Die
naGsn @eleiie Der slettriiben 8abn pa'
rem an oem llnfaa ibulo.
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Guumpre.

81. u. 9rOssr. Der bsfunnts 9eIdsn'
betuiter uuo SrIsOsnsribter. srlus ee.
tern WOrsen elpem S4lasunfoas.
- 9atrid Ruusbton bon pins 9root
unb nls Uiiner in Der go. !, 3ehe Der
Benn. aobIsn @Ompuuie unssitt[t. sr'
bisIt am 9tenfaB ourb sinsn Dsdenfa0
Elm eebtohenes Bsin uno anoere Iebr
itmsrSbufte 8erIsbunsen.
Sranf. Der dItshs SObn bee Samss
WsRee BON gber,p Strub' unb IN be,
@Oltsrp engineer unesiteat, bate ON
Samftae Nadmittue elnen Seiertus, Der
er sum Sdlittidubtaufen benuSts. o.
bsiano Ii6 auf Oem Sslmpsse uno in
SoFe Der grie & WpOmtns BAILEY Giien'
balm ipulbs sr auf IresnO eins 0siis Dol
elmer aotomOtipe erfabt. iberfabren uni
i6nubsrbaft serDrldt. Der 8srunsladt
mar aur 3eit alein uno nismunO tonnt
Die usbsrrsite ertennen, bis iein Bate
sintraf, BEN bies bur6 bic aIsiouneshad
m6sIi& paT.
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Gine fdnftIerifhe auSftelluue
In ben
S9aufenffern bon 8ebr. Rebnulos.

G,ne blbids Ausfsauns bon Ssisr
tags 9lopltdten uno Shrelbmaterialen
piro se3eist in ben Sbaufenitern por
@sbrioer 8epnolOs an @pomIns Ipe
Sotel Ssrmpn @ebduOe. Sdbide 8ar
lenoer, Iintenfdfer. ShreIbuteniilien,
solbpIuttrte 8iloerrobmen. @olbfebern,
etc. iinb baieltit in grocer 8sri6Nosn'
belt. gins bGbi6ere Auspabl oerariiss,
Buaren il ME suuOr in Oleier Stabt ee'
seiet porben. Ratbolifde 9ebeibdbsr
soIbene 8Ieiitiftbultsr. Ssosrtaidsn. bsr
sIerie 8brb4en, 8Ibeln unO bunosrt an
osre Nttlfsl.
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Ssesials Daaren fur bic Teier'
fdae

SussI-@etrOdnete 8irnen,
SprinserIs,
pfsfsrnIfe,
StelnpHafer,
Jllrnbsresr
2etiu6sn
Cine srObs auspubl bon Gunbs. Rai
fen uno Apfelfin'n.
Der 2aben 1T bis 0 1thr HbenbS
ee6ffnet.
@om. Siebedsr,
$50 2ad'a Aps.
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NnbeimelnOe
Yel;e als
9Setbna9ts
0ei9ente.

8ir sIaubsn ni6t. Oab Sic quite Du'
men gsIs.SuIsbstIeiounsen Oosr Sets,
bsitsbsnb aus SalsbsiIeiouns unO
0uF. 10 gut OOsr fir 10 tpenIs @elo
iaufen i6nnen anosrSipO in Der Stnot.
als pis bier. DaS enforcement 1T
nod INNER boaitdnbis. ba es ieood
nabs oem puntts Der 1bsiIuns anss'
laust ia, 70 i&Iaesn mir friibssitiseS
auiuufsn Dor, oa aud nidt Elm &upfsr
eurd Bartsn eripurt tpereen fam.
unb nur cine serinsere auspabl be-
bsutst. Disielben @rtldrunsen baben
aud auf psrsierts SulsbefIsiounsen fur
Dumsn Anipsnbune, unb mir p6lsn
bin,ufassn. bab ni6t elm feinersr SOr'
ratb i'm ROrO6itli6en 8ennipIUunlen
aefunoen nerben fam.
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Sta Sbts, Solsbs,(

Iatuo opunlpE IS.
Granf 3. Gbtuty btl1p6rt, ea6 Ct esr
dltsrt PARTNER eu J3irma 8, 8. Gbtuty &
. o. II, ptIts @tI6Gftt in Der Stlbt Solteo, In
cbltnannttm Gpuntp uue Staats, tbut uni
pab btiastt 8irma bic Summt ppn siubuu.
.btrt Dollars fir itpen Gaa ppn Ratarrt
bsSabltn wirb, br burh ben @tbrauH pcn
Sall's 8atarrb sur ni&t esbsilt prrbsr
iann. 8raufG. &bsutp,
~ Stitpcrtn DOT mir unp unitrlhris.
)ai,,,i ben In mtintr @tssnpart am 6
S"S" eotphmbtr ". .. Sc.
N~~' u. 9B. @Itafpn, 6iftntI. Rctar
Sal's aatarrb.8ur tpirb inutrIih atnpmmtu
unp prfi pirtft auf eas Slat uuo bic itIsimtssr
Sbnfla6sn bee Syfsms. eabt Gut 3tusnllIt
frsi juitidtu.
.. 8. &btnts & Co., EpIsDo, 8.
R&r gtrfduft BON alien 4pptbdsru, 75e.
paas 8amtIitn piltu iinb bic btifsu.
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b@- llnisr 8Orratb bon Ssiertups.
tpaaren fur Sung uno 4It ipar nod nice
mails 8rDber uno feiner ipie bieies Sabr;
mir laotn bic 2efer bss .,Do6enblatt"
irsunOIidt Elm. unB sinsn 9siu6 ab,u.
itattsn unO bsnfeIben gu bsF3tissn. gs
VI eins mabre 5reube, Jpn nur an,u.
i&ousu. s. o. Biliams & 8ru6sr,
sl2 unb 3l4 audapanna Ausnus.
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Die fsinhsn Drudarbeitsn in 6ef Stabt,
2iefert bic Office bss ,,BO&enbIatt."
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Sn 9amen 9anOi6ubeu

@uslii6sn Gan unO bruunen ..pult'
ing" Sunbidube in BEN nsusn elm
anOpf S,pIe. seiOe aususnbi8. sebO'
beu.r 0abt uub isbr pieI perIansi.
Die oausrbafisn WO6a SanSitube
In srau unO i6pura iinS sbenfOlIs
populdr. @OIf SanOidube fir Sa'
men unb ainOsr, peib unO uQe 5arben,
fnb @anitIinse fur 8eibna6tsss'
i&enie. unb Es fnOea Bel tpeitem bic
bsRs 2inie bon arnOer SiO SanSidu'
ben, in aGen Wurten unD S&uttIrun'
gen babisr, bic iemalS in oieier Staot
eefeben purben.
Bir fiub oisis @Oas bic ipat abenos often.
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Sic taibionablen SelSe

bieis Saiion i6IieBsn elm Martens,
pgiii1es 2amm. bluue unb srnue
Sa&Ie. slsttrii6es Seal. 2pnr, Opci'
FUN. unb wOasn Sic bieislben gum
8ttsn. 70 iprs6en Sic bier uOr. gSir
baben ainber BsIs Sets su iebr mdbi
aen 8reifen.
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(GarbuubaIs aOrr.Ipunbsni.)

- Waria W.. bas 3idbrise 9bdisr.
lein bon, Srau 2ouls 8arl bon 40. Str.
itarb am Dienitas unb ipuros seitsrn i'm
St. Rois 5riebbofe bsi8eiest.
- 0is Neueinpsibuns Der biefsen
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
WHEN A GIRL
MAKES HER DEBUT
If she Does SO in n Quietly Elegant
Manner She Need Spend Little.
BY Grace Joyce.


Coming out into society is such an
important step in the life Of a girl that
whole pages in the magazines are de-
voted to it every year; and the society
columns of the newspapers are filed
with accounts of the brilliast happen
ings at these events.
For brilliant they must be called.
When a society function costs, as in
the case of Miss Croker this year, or
Miss Drexel of a year ago, the sum Of
$4,000, its Importance cannot be ig-
nored in fashions world.
But there are young women who
wish to come OUT who are not able
to go to the expense of an elaborate en-
tertainment, nor do their parents feel
like going to this expense for them.
Little or nothing can be spent upon the
introduction into society, for the mon
ey must be reserved for the gowns
which the girl will require the first
year.
For such young women there l. a
large field open. There is a degree of
quite elegance which is as impressive
as expenditure and a certain dignity
which takes the place Of music, a ca
terer, and a florist.
The first step to be discussed is the
necessity, in the case of a family Of
moderate means, of introducing the
daughter at all. AS the heroine says
of herself in a novel, I'VE girls never
came out at all; we just leaked out"
This unpleasant way Of getting into 80
ciety can all be avoided if the girl and
her parents so desire. Moreover, the
coming out is a pleasant little function,
properly arranged, and the fast that
the girl has been formerly introduced
will open for her many fields of enjoy
ment, upon which she can Immediately
enter.
For the most informal introduction Of
a girl of, say, eighteen years Of age, an
afternoon at home IS the most approx
ed. The mother takes her own calling
card and writes the name OF her daugh-
ter underneath. Across the bottom OF
the card she writes AT home Monday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
from 2 until S."

from 2 until s."
On that afternoon the mother dresses
in a pretty reception dress-not a loose
one, but a tight-ftting gown, suitable
for calling or receiving calls-and the
daughter dresses in white. This year
many of the debutantes wore the pas
tel colors, those pale shades which sug-
gest the daintiest of the paintings of
the French school. Tulle, null, taffeta,
chiffon and crepe de chine are favor
ties. A very pretty debutante with fair
hair received in a gown of turquoise
blue chiffon, over a lining of shell pink.
There were pink roses in her hair and
in her corsage. Her ribbons were pink.
Although the occasion is informal,
the mother stands near the door and,
as the guests arrive, she introduces
them formally to her daughter, who
shakes hands with the guests and, from
has begun. Upon the impression she
creates at her coming out all her future
success depends. 1t is a trying moment
for the girl, this being formally intro
duced to people whom she may have
known all her life, and the passing of
the moment successfully has been call
ed the Rubicon in the life a ~debutante.
Tact and grace and, what is best of all
~good-nature and good breeding shows
at this instant. In the South, where
they do these things so we'll, the de-
butante looks forward eagerly to her
introduction. In the North, where the
girl has been drilled into the intense
p~racticablity of life, she more often
than not breads the afternoon, or looks
forward to it with some social trem-
bling.
The matter of a debut is so simple a
thing that it is a pity that it is aver
omitted, for the girl will remember it
all her life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14

speech: 81 have the honor to report
that the Maine has blown up and is
slowly sinking"
When Bill Anthony arrived home he
was the hero of the hour, but heroies
are not always remunerative; and, af-
ter a year, Bill Anthony found himself
in a tight place financially. His wife,
i'll and unable to live upon his earn
ings, went up country to her home, and
Bill Anthony, lonely and poor, remain