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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20
,.srRop COUNTY CONVENTION.
~. of the Recent Primaries
We're Declared.

Were Declared.
hstrop, Texas, April 1e.-The county
Iocratic convention met in full force
morning at the opera house and a
i lime was had all day. DR.. Taylor
| paige was elected temporary chair
| and DIR. /. e. Noifsinger of McDade
|norary secretary. DR.. Watson or Ell
was ele,ted permanent chairman and
I'd Y. Noflsinger permanent secre-
The morning was devoted TO APP
bting the various committees and -
adjourned to reconvene at l O'Clock
Ina.
the afternoon committees made their
brts, which were adopted and the con-
hon summed UP the result of the pri-
lies as followsI j. S. Jones, repre-
native OF Fifty second representative
Iriet; l.. S. Staple, senator of Nine
tth senatorial district; A. S. Burle-
congressman OF Ninth congressional
|Eact Ed R. Sinks, judge of Twenty
judicial district; j.. P. Buchanan, at
hey Of Twenty first judicial district.
be nominee for representative was In
pcted to vote for Bailey for United
les senator and delegates to the sem
Fial convention were instructed to use
honorable means to have the nominee
EState senator cast his vote for Bailey.
structions were given for all the pres
State officers except that OF railroad
missioner. which went for e, T. Cur
ion. Roger Byrne was reelected chair
Of the democratic executive COM
tee Of Bastrop county and Thomas II
ks secretary. In conclusion resolu-
was passed calling primaries for elect
delegates to county convention to be
for the purpose of nominating county
rvs, said primaries to meet July Z
county convention 90 meet July IL
convention also instructed for Will
for associate justice of the supreme
~ and for Henderson for associate
ice OF the court of criminal appeal:
Fisher for chief justice OF the Thirl
rene judicial district.
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Joseph Landa VS.. G. A. Mack. from Co.
NAL.
Reversed and rcmanded; International
and Great Northern Railroad w. John
Branch. from Comal
Reversed and dismissed: John n. VIM
VS.. Heldenheimer. strsshurger 4 Co., from
Travis.
Motions submitted William Dathc ct al
VS.. Auguste OhnesteadA from Bexar. for
rehearing; II. A. Morgan ct al VS.. Maegic
e. Butler ct al, from Coryell. for rehear-
Ing; Koscncs and Nugcr VS.. Lisvcwitz OF
al, from Robertson, for rehearing.
Motions granted Il. D. Gordon Ct al VS.,
y, NJ. Mccall. from Brown. for leave TO
Withdraw transcript and briefs; Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railwsy
Company VS.. W C. wellington. from El
Paso. for leave TO file transcript.
Nations overruled w, r. Morton VS..
Mamie Morris. from Atsscoss. for re-
hearing; Robert Wagner ct al vs.. 7. r.
George, from Bexar. to strike out brief
aud dismiss appeal; Robert Wagner ct al
VS.. T. II. George from Bexar, to strike
out statement OF facts,
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MOTHERS FRIEND


came unessy as to his whereabouts. and
commenced search for him. Coleman
went 60 the ferry and found the toat
they had occupied, Upon investigators
blood was found in tho bottom OF the
boat and Coleman went TO where Law
renee lives and found him alone and
wounded.
Upon arrival here Lawrence's wounds
were dressed and DR.. Henry Link. who
attended Lawrence, found that he was
shot in Ave places with buckshot. Three
shot entered his head near the right ear.
one entered in the top OF his head ana
passed through and another entered his
back under the right shoulder. Lawrence
is resting easy and sheriff Cook has no.
tined his relatives. The officers are ~Drk-
Ing hard on the case and as soon as Kill
patrick or his body can be found moro
particulars will be obtained and the mys-
terry perhaps cleared up.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Dallas offers to Pay The Expenses Of an
Encsmpment
If THE STATE WILL SEND TROOPS THERE
Re.uI,. in tho volunteer Fircmen's
Tournament Several Charters
Were Filed.

Austin. Texas, April ia.--pallas proposes
to pay all the expenses incidental TO an
annual encampment of'the State Volunteer
Guard IL one is held this year within It's
limits, provided the cost of transporting
the troops for tho occasion is taken care
OF BY the adjutant generals department,
The Twenty sixth Legislature having failed
TO make an appropriation for such pur.
mise. tho matter is with the railroads and
the adjutant general is writing their ON
eia's with view to securing free Transport
tntion in the premises so that the eneamn-
ment may be held.
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RATHpoNE SISTERS.
offcers Elected for the Ensuing
NeuT.


Year.
Austin. Texas, April 1a.--rhe grand
temple OF Rathbone Sisters OF Texas which
is in session here In conjunction with the
grand lodge OF knights of Pythtas' has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Grand past chief, Mrs NJ
c blake of Cuero grand chief, Mrs H.
IL. Garrett of Mckinney, grand senior
Mrs. Lula Thomas OF Garland; grand lu-
Nor. Mrs. Leila Fellows of Hous-
ion. grand manager Mrs. Hat
tie Craig. grand mistress OF
records and correspondence, Mrs H.
c. Shropshire OF Weatherford; grand pro-
toctor, Mrs Roach OF Paris grand trustee.
one year. Mrs. Mary Stuberg of san An
tonic. two years. Mrs. Mary Glenn OF
Moxia; three years, Mrs. Heine OF But
falo.
The order Is in prosperous condition
throughout the State with good prospects
for healthy growth. There are now
eighteen temples, with an aggregate Nom
bership OF nearly 800 In existence.
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.

The State volunteer fremen's tourna-
ment closed here this evening. Todsy's
races resulted as follows Hose company
foot reel race First prize $4,000 won by
Georgetown in thirty-one seconds Sec
ond prize (Sl50), won by Baylor company
of Waco, in thirty one and two-ffths Sec
onds; third prize (s75) won by West End
No. of Waco, in thirty-two seconds Hose
company foot reel race ana scale iaoder'
First prize t$50), won by seguin COM
many in forty seven and -tenths
seconds; second prize $3.50, won by North
Austin company, in forty mine and one
fth seconds.
consolation prize of $50 was won by
the South Austin company
In foot race between Georgetown aud
Yoakum the former won, Oliver beating
Green.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.


Mrs. r. e. scott left this morning for
Houston.
Miss Carrie Calder OF seguin is visiting
In the city.
]. C. Adams Of Sc Louis is In the city
on visit to his father
G.. NJ Courts and william Kennedy have
returned from business trip TO New
Orleans,
c. W. Steer, contracting agent OF the
Kansas City Southern, returned last night
from Brennan.
II. c. Archer general agent OF the Kan
sas City Southern, returned tonight from
Kansas City.
Mr. A. X. Roscnihal and Postmaster
Griffin OF this city are In Richmond today
In attendance at the republican convent
ton.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Frank paysce and Miss Bertha Goldberg
and Moses White and Miss Lottie Wal
liams
j. L. West assistant general freight
agent OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway company. with headquarters AT
Houston Is In the city today
j. T. Mahl. superintendent maintenance
and way, and ", w Kent. manager OF the
Galveston, Houston and Northern, came
down this morning from Houston In the
special car, San Jacinto.'
The Galveston delegates 10 the Trans.
mississippi Congress held n meeting To-
night in the chamber of commerce. 10.
the purpose OF preparing to entertain III,
visitors OF the Western delegates to Gal.
weston,
The Rosenberg monument 10 the heroes
of the Texas revolution is being visited
daily by numerous admirers. The arrange
ments for Its unwilling have been com
pleted and the ceremonies viii he mos
/ Impressive. The old Confederate yo'eran
Of tho city will be present in body II
/ honor OF the occasion.
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Norps ANp pERalNALs.

Sheriff Tom Bell of Hill county is here
on business with the comptroller.
TIE attorney general today approved
SOS. 900 of Do Witt county refundins bridge
bonds,
Miss Ella Lotion OF Tyler Is in the city
visiting the family of state Treasurer
Robbins.
state Superintendent Of Education Ken
dali has gone TO Clay county to at:sld a
teachers meeting
Hon George Clark of Waco and judge
Sam r. Scott OF Marlin are here today IN
attendance upon the supreme court
Adjutant General Scurry has returned
from Weatherford and Cleburne, whers ne
had gone to inspect the militia companies
at those points
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Kosse, Texas, April is--AldeFman W
d. Cook. who was shot by =. b. Patterson
in difficulty on Tuesday morning. died
from his wounds yesterday at $3.50 o'clock.
His body was carried to Mexis, his old
home, for iuterment, followed by num-
Der Of sorrowing friends and relatives and
the knights of Pythias order, of which he
was a member
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Niece. D,m Submerged.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 1a.--From
parties arriving here from the country
west OF here today The Post correspond
ent learns that the Nueces dam, which
was built near the pump house on the
Nueces river about year ago by tne
water works company had been cub
merged during the past day or two, hav-
ing broken in two during the last big rise
and that now the last vestige of the dam
is Invisible The dam is composed OF two
timber partitions or walls, filed In with
rock and she'll ana was considered a very
compact structure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20
n,Ais .roIr1rRY SHOW

The exhibition Of the Galveston poul'
try, Pet stock and Flower association Will
be opened tomorrow morning at o'clock
and continued until Saturday. II is To-
Gated ia tho Henucssy building, on ire
mont street. near Market,
The attendance is expected 10 be large,
as they have secured an Interesting ia
sortment Of everything included in such
an exhibition, and there is no charge for
admittancc Everything is In readiness
this evening for tomorrow's show.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20
TILE FLOWER PARADE.

The arrangements for the flower parade
Saturday are progressing satisfactorily.
The weather man has predicted iaiv
weather and II his forecast proves cor
rect tho flower parade will be an unquali-
fed success.
The committee having the arrangement
In charge have been notified by Captain
Weaver, commander OF battery G, United
States army that the soldiers stationed
at Camp Hawley will accept the invita-
tion to form part OF the parade. The ct
ter carriers. Live Oak camp, Woodmeu
OF the World, will also participate
The line OF march is being prepared by
Chief Ketchum OF the police department
who viii be grand marshal OF the occa-
sion
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san Antonio. Texas, April ls.-Proceed-
ings in the Fourth court Of appeals to-
day:
Judgments affirmed; Laredo Electric
and Power Company VS.. a. c. Hamilton,
from webb: Joseph Ianda vs.w. S. Moody
et al. from comal; + W. Young W Felix
Cars q, al. from Pecos Charles T smith
et al VS. A. NJ Clay ct al from Bell: Wear
e. Boogher Dry Goods Company w cul-
len Crews and r. A. Glover. from Hays;
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HUNT COUNTY PRIMARIES.
= vote Received ny the ynriou
tandtdatcs for s,a,a nfHccs

,ote Received ny the various
candidates for State Offices.
'snViile, Texas. April 19.--The demo-
~ executive committee completed the
~ count yesterday of the vote cast
~ saturdays primary, and the re-
4 " me state and congressional races
~. 'oIows: United States senator,
~ milton 26S6, ]. w. Bailey 1924;
k Joseph d. Savers $3.50; lieutenant
j. ~ Browning 6951: attorney
a. ~ I. s. Smith 6975 land commits
H. S pies Rogan 696s; State treasurer,
"a , Sseooins 6s6is comptroller. r. NJ.
.p,an uss, r. w. Finley 1884; State SUI
M Tl,' j. S. Kendall 6955; for con-
c,snld confessional district. r. C.
fea sl7s, John S. Spinks COS.
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CHARTERED.

Charters were filed for the following cor
porations today by the secretary of state
TYLER Railway club OF Tyler; no capital
stock
Moody cemetery. OF Moody, McLennan
county; assets estimated at $4,000.
A permit to do business in the state
was granted to Lake, Tomb Co.. OF Chl-
cago, which corporation has its principal
Texas office at Lubbock Texas.
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rRnMnNT ARRlVALs.

J. ]. Lindsay, ST. Louis G. A. Mistrot
Houston; W. McMullen; New York,
Thomas Boyce, New York; George S. Ste
vens. New Braunfels J. o. slemmoss
New York. Mercury Smith. city; c. r.,
Cummings. Houston o. H. Osenkop. Jrp
S. Loeb. T. Dreyfus and wife. A. G. Delt-
niger. John Hammond H. w. Chapman,
New York; r II. Roggio, st. Louis f. 5.
Donohoe, New York.
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sn,alIpox at EIiinEer.

Ellinger, Texas. April ls.-rhe sin@l'p'N
situation here has not improved IN .
house To house search in the negro quar-
tiers ave cases were found. "a.
The white patient is progrsssiins ~
vorabIv. The sick negroes are under tne
care OF an immune nurse appointed ny cue
county commissioners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20

Greenville, Texas, April Isl. p. Yates
ca-<saiNe FOR district attorney, who car
rled Hunt county at the Saturday primary
has withdrawn from the race on account OF
the Illness Of his wife which will prevent
his canvasslng Hopkins. Delta and RAIN
counties. This leaves II, D, Allen of Sui
phur Springs without any opposition
Judge 7. y. Montrose, candidate for dis
trlct judge, has also withdrawn from thV
race
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THE LAST DAY.

There are yet a few berths open in the
last sleeper added to The Posts eHcur-
sion 10 Mexico. 1t must positively be de-
cided today whether or not this car will
be taken. II you expect TO go on the trip
wire or call early today at the business
ONCE OF The Post
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PECOs COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
(iesnte TO the State Convention In
structed to Vote for Bryan.

structed to Vote for Bryan.
Fort Stockton, Texas, April 18th:
Pocrats Of Pecos county Monday elected
following delegates to the different
MENTIONS: c. A. Crosby, delegate tc
Fun. with Instructions to vote for the
Feago platform and w. ]. Bryan hrst
ard all the time.
Powell johnson, delegate to State con-
Fnon at Waco and goes uninstructed
kspt icr Hon. John n. Henderson :nr
fye OF the court Of criminal appeals.
4 " Williams, delegate TO Twelfth con
slonal convention. instructed for Hon
rs q slayden.
sosel johnson, delegate to Twenty
senatorial convention. Instructed fol
|n' W. ". Turney.
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EAS POLITICAL NEWS.
|,,,,v Announces that Tie viii Return
to Washington.
hi RELIEVE HIS "pAlR" SHORTLY
.,eI All of His Appointments
xt ssturdny--Tenth Dis
trict Republicans.

rexas. April 10.--Hon. ]. W.
.,ont today in Dallas and departed
asrnoon for Ennis, where he de-
nuhlic address tonight. He said
/ post correspondents: Before leay-
L,.sblpgton and in order to protect the
,,,lon OF my district, obtained
/ .,,ent from a republican member
that he would keep me paired
n q was necessary for me to re-
Texas. Since the withdrawal OF
c,,iton | do not think that 1t Is
~ for me TO ROMAN in the state
|, ,ee, that my republican pair has a
.w n terminate his agreement WIN
NV ,his reason, ! shall cancel all
r after Saturday and will re-
n,rashineton next Monday. I VIII
M post TO say TO the people AZ
n,aces where / now have appoint,
wh.ch | can not fill, tnat VIII
.hoea appointments after the ad-
of congress-. This will be more
puy avon aside from the necessity
returnng to Washington, because
s,sn bo able TO meet them for n
i.,an Of issues between the parties,
y s ~ issues between candidates within
marty. also desire to make a
om .clnswleGsenl mt of my obligation
friends. without whose active and
rsryjng support could never have
eeded.
mis-. Texas. April 19.-Hon. Joe Bailey
"A in the city today and has been
ainr the afternoon with his friends
The opera house was crowded far
Nc seating capacity at s o'clock to-
N which time Lawyer John H.
introduced Mr.. Bailey to the house
storms Of applause. 1t is estimated
over 1000 people. including a great
ladies. heard him in Ennis. Mr.
=, has great many friends here who
beeu work'Yg hard for him eince th'
ling OF the campaign
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nenxx rnlI nt whnrton.

Wharton. Texas. April is.--From Super
intendent Lutz The Post correspondent
learns that the Colorado has fallen seven-
teen feet IN the last thirty hours, ana
work on the building OF the new $4,000
railroad bridge will proceed at once,
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came partner of the firm OF Kubena &
Co. at Fayettevillr, Texas.
Mayor Kubena is a democrat and has
always taken an active part in politics
since he was old enough to vote, but never
before has he held any public office. H
is also secretary of the supreme lodge of
S. 7. J. S. T., Bohemian frateraal bene-
fciary association OF this State.
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I. hasterson Not a Candidate.

49, iexas, April 1S-Your corre-
80. IN an Interview with Hon. A. e.
representative from Brazoria
IN the Twenty-sixth legislature,
J IA, requested by Mr. Masterson to
n n, nc mas concluded not to enter the
tre me democratic nomination 10
IA Ill ne says that in Brazoria coun-
Billions ic men do not permit their
Ia earsss conflict, and that in view
n "a. NV OF Judge Duff it is his de-
fsit : 'Ae county should be, as it will.
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ago in Liohnov, Moravia. He came to
this country with his parents when Is
years old and settled near Fayetteville,
Texas. At the age OF 81 he commenced
his business career as clerk and later
bookkeeper in a general merchandise store
at La Grange. Last year in March he be-
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rur FLOOD SITUATION.
The Drnzos Continues to Rise slowly
nj Columbia,

Columbia, Texas, April is,-rhe river
rose at this place two inches in twelve
hours, and is stlll rising. Most of the
town is now under water and all traiho
and visiting is done in boats, Water thia
morning at 10 o'clock is nearly meeting
from river TO back water. One or two-
inch rise and the town Will be under water.
No raaI suffering
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TO come out and take sides. either in
favor of or against the measures.
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SIMPLE
SENSE.

to think q moment, how daneet-
ously wrong II Is "a swallow medi-
cines when IN her condition. She
can see that the outside application
Of a 1inimcnt which softcns and
relaxes must certainly Sc the thing
for her to use. Such 4 liniment q
MOTHERS FRIEND|
which she can depend upon doing
her a world Of good before and
during labor. Send to Us for ouH
tree illustrated book, Before Baby
is Born" Mothers Friend Is sold inI
drug stores for s. bottle, OF from
THE RRADrrELD RxcuI.Aron co. Atiazta, eel
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Inset diamonds Of cluny lace. edged
With black velvet ribbon. !is
The bolero bodice bore pleats and In
insertions Of lace and n trimming OF
rows Of black velvet ribbon. The un-
dersleeves were OF cream chiffon over
rose chiffon, and the wals,band was
OF blue. the collar again being OF lace.
On a steam yacht that followed one
OF the recent trials of speed OF the
seyenty-footers, lady whose interest
was conferred OIL the fortunes OF the
Rainbow wore bright little cherry
and white foulard, with lncrustations
OF nasturtlum leaves in silk guipure.
The bodice was arranged with waved
insertions OF black yalencicnnes. while
i the skirt was tucked and edged with
an applique OF the nasturtum leaves.
Not a whit more nautical in design
was q dress OF spotted muslin over
blue. with a black waistband and ro-
settles of black velvet baby ribbon In
troduced on the bodice. The calm,
Madonna-faced little lady who wore
this wore also a wide-brlmmed basket
straw hat heaped with peoples, corn
flowers and popy-colored ribbons. She
carried q red sunshade.
An elegant dress of white yelling
was set in an intinity of small tucks
from the waist nearly to. the knees.
where It flowed out in graceful full
ness Above the waist a similar series
Of tucks formed a well-fttlng corsage.
Contrasting with the studied simplic-
ity Of this toilet was dress of black
transparent yelling, around the hem
of which was gathered q deep fiounce
OF rich, cream-colored Duchesse lace
ornamented with motifs OF turquoise
blue silk and literally spangled with
small iridescent particles.
The same styles ofitrimming was ap-
piled, bolero fashion. to the bodice
and long sash OF black chiffon was
loosely knotted at one side.
A dress of pale lettuce green fou-
lard was as odd as any: 1t was covered
with a fine scroll pattern in black and
relieved with profusi:.. Of white lace
trimming. The hat worn with 1t was
OF transparent black crinoline. with
ostrich feathers dropping over the
wide brim, which was bent fiat to the
back OF the head.
In fact. no woman nowadays will
wear a plain dress. even for sporting
uses, unless compelled to do so. Even
for cruising rig. the seq green, pale
blue and pale mouse-colored linen
frocks, with the striped and stitcher
serges and the delicate halr-lined fan
nels which fashion prescribes. are rs
different as can be imagined from the
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An Ecru Linen Gown.

/. 4 . - . d
run by the plutocrats, but this one
mayn't be down on it; not big enough
"But-but she. looks an ocean goer,":
suggested the. visitor
Yep; shed cross the Atlantic good
and easy, but she amt above-no,
above 2o55 feet long. and she,ain't worth
more than slop.OoO.'
The visitor gasped; she WASH,
used to hearing 100000 playthlnss
treated as scarcely worth mentioning
Which shows her Ignorance.
: Not only are more steam yachts
owned by Americans than by the citi:
{ zens; of any other country. but Ameri-
can steam yachts exceed all others In
cost and 1luxuriousncss OF the fifty
largest yachts owned in the country
Howard Gould,s magnificent Niagara
valued at 800, 900. is the most expea-
sive in the world; at least six or seve,
rank in the notwithstanding class
and the very least and smallest has
cost 100000. =. =.
~ During the summer cruising season
q large proportion OF the fifty come tc
anchor, for longer or shorter periods
of Newport. as well as fleets OF small
er butistill sumptuous steam and sail.
Ing craft, and thus 1t happens tina,
Newport sets the yachting fashions. .
Strange fashions this summer they
are.
She who looks aboard ship for small
serge and servjceable flannel will open
her eyes wide. upon world OF painted
muslir.
For here is thing OF interest: There
are at leastas many kinds OF yachting
dress as there are kinds OF boats and
Of occasions. The costume for the ca,
boat is not the costume for the sailing
yacht, and the toilet for the sailing
yacht is not suitable 1or the steam
yacht. or rather is only one among the
infinite variety OF toilets that this pal.
ace among boats this floating summer
home demands. 81.
The, costume for cruise Is not the
costume for n regatta. nor is the cos.
tune OF woman who handles her
own boat the model for guest unused
to the tilcr. In fine. 1t is only by OBJ.
serving the dress OF women like Mrs
Iselin OF Mrs. Robert Goelat, owner OF
the Nahma; or Mrs. George Gould 0,
Mrs. cardeza, owner of the. Eleanor;
or Mrs. William Butler Duncan or Miss
Helen Brice, all OF whom ure practical
yach,swomcn, that correct Idea Of
the prophecies OF boating dress can be
obtained.
The .ostumetin which Ms. Duncan
lent a hand Installing n thirty footer