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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

Coal company The desire to control other
coal territory has led TO the selection In
certain Hctlons 20 confidential agents, Az
an 0ntgrowth Of this policy an organlza-
tinn was completed In Chicago ten days
ago known as the Illinois Coal company
which owns two-thirdS ~ all the coal
lnnd In Illinois ana Western Indiana Abnnt
the snme time. II became generally known
that VI. A. iIunna and other Interests had
completed the absorption Of most Of the
coal properties IN the Massilon district
This Is expected to he completed IN the
next ten days The West Virginia coal
production Is virtually owned by que com.
pany. the Fnirmount Coal company, which
Ia turn Is the property of the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad. Their interests Ia the
territory are ala owned bg the Norfolk
aud Western railroad the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad, the PENNSYLVANIA railroad,
now form practIseIy one big railroad or.
ganization. being owned by one company
Now the Illinois Coal oomDanv. the
Pittsburg Coal company. the Monongahcia
company, the Fairmonnt Coal company,
the Hooking Coal company and the Mas
sillon Coal company are nll 20 be collect
cd Into one big organizaton.
The. outcome OF All this, Is to he naonop.
oily OF the htumlnous coal production IN
the territory east ~ the Mississippi and
north Of the Ohio ana Potomac. 10 the
accomplishment ~ this Mr.. Morgan Is said
70 have given himself without reserve aud
VIII take II up a. soon s@ he returns from
Europe.
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DISAPPOINTMENT IS DENIED
INDIAN LANDS TO BE OPENED ON
DATE FIXED.
Appeals Of CattIemen Had Little Effect
on Secretary Hitchcock-No Author
ity to Delay the Opening.

Washington, July 1.--Secretary Hitchcock
has decided that there is no Authority Of
law permitting delay until October in
the opening of the Wichita Indian resar-
walton in Oklahoma, AS desire by certain
cattle interests.
The secretarys announcement followed II
hearing which he had given to representa-
tircs of lessees ana companies which hal
leaned money on reservation cnttle owned
by the lessees. The cattlemen have pal |
the money up to October l. and Ii Is sai |
injustice would be done them If the res
CREATION is opened at the date proposed.
TX, Ihe.h waS a very fnll an and fra' diS ~
rad authority 70 grant the delay aske ~.
While he has announced no formal d.
tbs effect. ana preparation viii H. made
fdr opening the lands for settlement mex.
month
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COMMERCIAL.

The New Orleans and New York 60,
ton markets responded to Liverpool
Improvement and quotations on all
grades were advanced.
Corn opened very strong, and there
was heavy buying on early drouth re-
ports. hut most Of the strength was
lost on receipt Of news Ct rains u, Kan
sas.
Wheat closed at G5&i loss Of y fo@
The day. oats were somewhat improved
Cattle were quoted steady TO a shade
10, err Increases in receipts Of Texans.
stocks were without demand and the
least tendency to. sell ''nlseh declines.
The American LInseed OIL company
aAyauced the price OF the oil to 20 cents
II gallon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
REMAINS OF PlNeReE.

Body Of the Michigan Statesman Arrived
from London
New York, July 1.-The remains Of for.
mer Governor II. $. Pingree Of Michigan
arrived today on the steamship Zeamudm.
With the body came H. s. Plngree. Jr.
The body VIII be taken from the ship 10
morrow aud removed 10 an undeftnker's
II 10 Detroit
Frank $ Plngrep, brother OF the gov
crnor; MAYOR William VI. Maybury ~ he.
trnll and r. q solomon ~ Newark were
at the dock 60 meet the Zealandia.
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Do PhIlpnnes: Josenh q. nnrldsnn. nnnr

the Philippines; Joseph r. Davidson. quar-
teIinaster, with rank of captain
Interior Edward S Wigglns receiver az
public moneys at Woodward. o. 4.
Judge Taft was notified some time $40
IT, tha Inauguration of civfl gosernmcnt In
The islands. July a. that he would b. an
rointed civil governor
When the appointment of the civil COVER.
nor Is credited to the war department. Il
is sail Pxplanatorliy this does not mean
necessarily that the president Is procce /
ing entirely under his wIr power I'm sat-
ting up civil government In the Philippines
He IS mot diffcrontiating the source Of his
power. He is acting, so II Is authoritative
~ stated, under all the powers he has In
The premises.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

at selling weights. fu the vcrnnl EIatasco
ard ltfssigno were equal flNcfites. but
ihr most money went OF the former Rose
ieUSl niHdc the unninR go the s,retril, tnd
men haiasg9 Went to ~ ir s,, am w w.,
ifoicr but she an NOT ShoY. Annie
Thompson took up the run"iag with the
10 the stretch. whore Sweet Fgoth en- ne
In againsr the rail like whirIwini and
won e4isiiv at IL 10 ].
Five mud a hnlf furlougS-Boprcr Gun
IRE Albert Time ~ 81.
sNflc Contend, Blum Luckr star Time
it3n 81
Vernnl stakes. hye furtongs Hatas.o.
DISADVANTAGES RoSsgnol. Tim" 1a@ ~.
Racing stakes, slX fnrlpnss Sweet Tooth,
Colonel paddcn. Bedcck Time i.l3
Cpphnalsia. Holland Hopeful Time
3;15 10
Milo AMI three furlongs kamara, Arlen.
Iatsuu. Time 2:4l 10
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SUBJECT OF ARBITRATION.

Extent to Which 1t Should Be Considered
Transferred to Southern Republics.
Washington, July 1.-The issue which
occurred here as to the extent to
which arbitration should be a theme before
the coming congress of American repuDlt
cans has been transferred to the Southern
republics where there is much agitation on
the subject
In Venezuela two views are being pre-
scnted, one by Minister Gunchala Of Roll.
via, VINO represents his country here as well
MS NJ Caracas and the other View hv the
Chliean minister who has Just arrived here
In Nicaragua delegates from Argentine, perh
and Bolivia are urging unrestricted ar
hitIation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
DeLMAR PARK OPENING.
Hot Weather and an Unpreteutous Card
Kept Attendance Down.


Kept Attendance Down.
~ Louis, July 1.-The formal opening OF
Delnar Park today, controlled by Illes.
Adler Celia. WIS not marked by TIE
eclat usually accompanying the throwing
arcn 81 the gates OF a race eoufs, Tor IN,
hrst time The tornd heat ANA an unpre.
tendance.
Five .sntlongs Aegin, Junsrau Colonel
htnns. Jiute an
Mile and twe,ity ySrds Edna Riley
Primes 5 nncmonth, Stiyan Time I;3l9.
I've and u half nriongs -liailEehep. MI u
Wandelolr Josie r. i'ime li0l4
SIX fhlnnEs Sue Johnson, Mail Hogan.
Hnpshrmlgh Time l;lG4
sslmar Inaugural handicap, mile iiligk.
Fihel Wheat, Peter Dulgaa. 1ime t2A
Milo and seventy yards -Bfanl. AnrHl
Stfuihu,0te. Belle Simpson. 1hdi l:iT
Six sud half fulpngs- hrulare. Grqntor.
Miss Ma Day Time t.2.
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Game Declared OH.

Corpus Christi. Texas, July 1 The La
redo-Alico baseball game scheduled "a take
place here during the brotherhood Of Rail-
way Conductors excursion here On the
Fourth, has been declared on. and an ef-
fort Is being made to have a game he
tween Alice ana Beevile here on tnat date
The Kids viii he unable TO play ON Hc-
count Of i've Of their members Belonging TO
the hose racing team which goes to Cucro
Wednesday,
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The city council decided to issue
$4,000 for street paving. sewers ana
schools
Arrests made by the police during
the month Of June.
record of the weather during the
month of June.
Committees will meet this morning to
perfect thc program for entertainment
Of the Sherlns' association.
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INTENSE HEAT.
Heat on the Continent.

London July Especial dispatches from
the continent report further ravages by
storm and prostratlons due TO the heat
In France six persons were driven mai
und committed suicide In consequence Of
sj,istrokes. According to n dispatch to the
Daily Express. the death roll due to storms
amount 10 twenty-five.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

EAGLE River. Mich, july t..-Thc TUG Fsrn
q Aleonlac Mich-- founderea on here So.
urday morning she carried crew OF nve
men. all Of whom are lost they Nc
tts - fI..t 50 Ap.ierg
o. tngle Harhor and three othprs, whose
names are uRSnown. The wreck NJ he
yacht Hancock was also discovered be.
tween here ana hage nul ief
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on DEVELOPMENT.

National well at Beaumont gave
most unusual performance
The Guffcy company struck another
''gushcr" Mt Beaumont
State Purchasing Agent Dodge says
Stnte would Ike to use oil for fuel
hut for the high freight rate.
Work has been resumed on McFaddin
No g.
pirdros Pintos lands are in demand.
u. Il. Realty says land titles around
tedfork are not good.
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IS shy
Three Deaths AlebOston.

Boston July Heat CASUALTIES in Boston
we're numerous with three deaths at the
soSpit0ls and thers critical cases. Else
,thefo there were deaths at Concord. y H..
Ar6over and Lowell The worst feature Is
the great increase In infant mortality In
the cities
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tho second ramc give Boston thrcc runs
in $40 secoild nnlng and the game At
Srole FAST game
Boston ...........10 i 2t3 100 o II >
C.HChnau ........,. Vnu 10 uVO- .
Nichols ana Kittrcdgr: Phillips ANA Fer
gClA
Score Second game i
Boston . u3O OtO 600. &.
Cincinnati ......... .ulO 0ul 900
Dluhcen aud Moran: Ncwton AMI Bergen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
TWO STAKE RACES.

Hatasco Won the Vernal and Sweet
Tooth the Facing at Sheepshead Bay.
New York Jaly 1--we stake races were
run on at sheepshead Bay. the vernai f,r
2'Fearolds, and tbs Racing. for BY, ar-olds,
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lnnknv cohnrn kiurt.

Chicago, July Jockey -Coburn had his
leg broken while at the post for the hrst
race at Washington park today. lie ha |
the mount on Emma G.. when Suddenly SIC
crushed the hoy's foot between her hniy
ard thar of another horse. He viii he KEPT
ont Of the snhlle for sonle time.
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wlNcHELr's DILEMMA.
Cited to Appear Before Railroad Com
mission and Can't Get There.

mission and Can't Get There.
Kansas City, July LIB, l.. winchell,
president of the Kansas City. Fort Scott
and Memphis railrond system is IN Fort
Worth. Texas. today. President Wlncheil
has been cited to appear before the state
railroad board Mt Jefferson City tomorrow
a. answer interrugatories regarding the
CITY systems, which It Is said would be q
violation OF the Missouri law II will be
impossible for President Winchell 20 BE-
In Jefferson City tomorrow.
II Is said that the Memphis president u
ignoring the State commission or doubling
It's authority The Fort Worth enGagemeao
was made before the railroad hoard 2
dercd him to tell all he knew. r
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sufferinq Intense at Pittsburo.

I''ttsburg. July 1.-Plttsbure was We
ritable furnace all day with maximum II
IS degrees Among the poorer classes the
suffering was intense. Between a. M
rrd midnight tonight sflahteen deaths3 NJ
pittsburg and Allcgheny e, &c recordedhesY
,orty prostrations' cNnget,
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WASHINGTON.

secretary hitchcock refusrl the APP
piication Of cattlemen 10 pnstpfna the
opening OF Indian lands until octo-
Der !
Tho report Of Chief wnkie of the Sc
cret sc,yice division Of the treas
department for tha year eadlns June
10 showed decrease in counterfeit
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Moody 2. Waco I.

Moody Texas JMy i.Tm tue bah game
With Waco here today the home team was
victorious by score Of to 1. Batteries.
For Waco. Rundcll and Foster Tor Moody.
White and Leslie. The attendance WAS
morrow.
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baltimore the Hottest CITY.

baltimore, July l.--Accordlng to weather
reports Baltimore was the hottest city In
TIE United States today with l03 at 5
y. nj
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Fourteen Deaths at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, July philadelphia today
Experienced the highest temperature ever
rrached in this city. Up to midnight four
lfcn deaths were reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST IT.
You know the satisfaction II will give.
Has stood the test for twenty years
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
Three Deaths at Cleveland.

Cleveland, ONO, July 1.-rhree deaths
occurred today from heat and eighteen
prostrations.
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hammond locals.

Richmond. Texas. july Work on the
residence OF L. b. Wesendorn Is progres > is
nicely. a,,
number of spectators visit Damon
Mound from this point daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

Ncmnhis. rem. July ~ Memphis de-
fc1tcd New Orleans this afternoon In an IN
t,,es.lnp game which should have heeh
o.oo NV tbr visitors New orleans errors
werc costly and In the eighth Inning the
locals made three rne1rncd runs when
memphis went to the. bat IA the n aian}
inning the score was lied Mr'fnW Meut
70 Sgsi tho fn home plate d; Liquors long
drive 20 right held. ~ II o.
Al, Sg9l6 .oe2 o2c oa1 .
Nov Orleans 49,. .ciA ogo ooasc 10 az
New ORLEANS ,.. 81 l' 90 '-7
Chattanooga June -sclma brr aji the
inek to-day. WITH one 70 Tho eo.h tur fire
locals In the ninth aud two qul nalryr
pies hit tied The score. FRANKS base ON
halls ana Lou.ley'- lucky DIT won t1g
game In the thirteenth Inning. l"ug'eE
madc two home runs
chattanooga .oiu uo2 WV 600 o. : !
selma ..... 100 arr Obl uut 10 10
Clayton and Roth. Crihcns and Harlow.
Nasnync, June Tho Nashville bali
team added to itH long Hist Of victories 90.
day by defeating Birmingham TO De The
visitors were heped along ia the fou.tn
inning by Phuotts error. Corbetts AZ
( around playing for Nashville was the fca.
ture of the game. IN the ntnta inning the
| score tie and two men ont, he got
| h'ph one over the right held fence and
| wol the game.
| score II Ii II
| Nashville ........2Ot UOl 1Oi 80 q y =
| lirmbgham ...... 600 go COL j
| Corhett and Fisher, Wilhelm and Culver.
| Shreveport, La, July 1-Keefe should
have been credited with a shut out. Nine
costly errors after opportunities were pre-
scented to retire the side tells the story Of
tcday'S defeat. The features were hitting
of Reed and the sensational catch In lett
Oy Hulseman.
score r. IL L
Shreveport 80, 900 oil col 90 IA %
Latte Rock ,..ll0 600 40 OIL D
keefe and McGulre; Anemunge aud
4 LNuch
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The fciuen have this moruing for
series Of games in Beaumont and Lake
Charles. To-day they will play in Bean
mont and tomorrow at Lake Charles On
Jnly they Will play two games en- iicau
mont. morniug ana afternoon. Next SAT-.
day. Jnlv Z. Beaumont will play In uo,s
tCn. Claude Rieilet hes charge ~ the
tam ON the trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
AMERICAN LNANrE.
Chicago Detroit postponed Washington /
philadelphia ted

milwaukee. July TIN victor hi
spark, hard In tn. first and fourth iUni'ss.
thereby tuldng COOL lead which tn
bcme team was unable TO overcome Al
tcrd1ncc 500. - g., =,
Score - ~ ~
Milwaukee ....,..... .Eel VIZ ~ - -
Cl"v0lpuh ....... lW 4lW wv - -,
lblNlng Sparks ana common hoher' NUT
md Wood
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves rastelcss Cblu Tonic,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York July New York won
through timely batting. In the sixth in
ming DOYLE eapcd into the right fed stand
and assaulted a spectator. He injured his
hand and had 20 leave the game.
Sroro, II u
New York ........i1O 2oo 300 6 II al
Chicago ,....,..,. .OlO O20 OOt "A z 4
Tayior and Warner, j. Taylor and Killing
BROOKLYN, July i.-st Louis beat Brook
Ign today IN ten innings by hctter all
around playing. Attendance 1000.
Score r II n
81. Louis 80. ~. COZ POO $40 10 II :
BROOKLYN ........ Ola aOt 900 o. S II 3
IInrnes and Ryan; Mechanics, Hughes AMI
Farrell
Philadelphia. July both Philadelphia
nnd pittshurg played perfect fielding
game and the home tennis run resulted
from forced hit, single ana a long ny,
Attendance 2u0l.
Srorc. u u
I,'ttshura .......uOO 600 O0O-- d d h
philadelphia 100 DOL oOO o
l'hcsbro and Iimtncr: Dpnohue nnd Jack
Nitch.
noston. July 1.4-Inston won two games
from Cincinnati today. Phillips used
e,ow bali In the Arst contest which the
home team found very easv, every Boston
baasman managing 10 hit safely Ut least
once Newtan'a wildnrss IN connection with
sorur wretched holding ~ the visitors IN
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Earned runs Firelncn 1, Palestine l.
Two-hasr hit-Cook
First base on bals-On Roper 9, Web
or ?.
Batter little Clair
Stolen hnses scarborough Mackcy, chi
lels, RaGrrty. Roper Wcher g.
Struck out By Roper s. Ivy Weber
Dorh,e plnys-Coos and Smith, Pcndle
ton DvS'dn ana Suth.
Will Pitch ROper,
Tine: I'm
Umpire. Pr9rtpr.
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PueLIc pEeT STATEMENT.

Seventeen MILLIONS.
Washington, July 1.-The statement of
the public debt issued today shows Tint
at the close Of the fiscal year June 30.
1901, the debt. less cash In the treasury.
amounted TO S1,0i1I 1872, 120. a decrease dur.
ing June of S17, 73T ,3T4.
This decrease Is accounted for In the
main by nm increase in the cash on hand
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Commlsaions Sinned.

Commissions Signed.
Washington, July l.-rha president to-
day signed the following commissions:
War William II. Taft. civil governor Of
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How | Cure Structure.
Every man should acquaint min
This painful disease Is more serioi

q nmsef With my improved method OF cuIInE sIgVuu,
serious than is generally believed because u leads 70
bodt 1t Involving the most delicate organs OF tS
complications tiers not doctors have treaisu
In yain and cnse you permanently D5
original method completely dissolve the structure
sui remove every obs,rncfion. 1 do no cutting; my
reas'lcat is painless ielehion t.n
business NJ. Inflammation Is allayed aed no ssiaPi"n
remains. IN 49, =,
MI j. r. Wicker OF Grange, Ga, wrltesi ~ am , te-
lighted with Your treatment for Striclnre when a.
has bothered In years trea "a YIN h may
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has cured In two months, and las pe<snre -
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Those With Structure or Naflcecee shonlu ~
ware az mo MANY ready made. quick cures so eA-
enslvey advertlsed condition needs special aue
ton exparinAents often result IN permanent ~
Jury eice careful STUDY ana prepare t.red
ment specially 10 meet all symptoms. have e uteii
rnnr linn nfher physlclan IN fhtN tlluH
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medical hut
4
ether Chronic asd private diseases s5 as loss H
Newton Hathaway NJ d. 2I0 Alamo Plaza San Antonio lex
The suburban citizen., 1901-11-30
Women as Inventors,

AS inventors women have long been
to the fore, and numerous instances
could be given of women who have
invented articles which have placed
them in comfortable circumstances.
Women inventors occupy all ranks OF
society, from the poor, struggling
working women to the Empress Of the
French who invented the dress inn
proven which years since developed
into the then fashionable crinoline.
The woman who patented the inn
proved baby carriage made $4,000,
while a young girl living at Port Eliz-
abeth, South Africa, devised a simple
an income of $500 year. The wife of
clergyman invented an improved
corset, which was the means of max
ing her Independently rich. 1t was a
woman's inventive power that pro-
duced the paper bag making machine.
Another clever woman is responsible
for the wonderful device for deaden-
ing the sound of car wheels on the
overhead railway. Women have per-
haps more often figured as the insti-
gators Of inventions than as inventors.
The machine by which the Brothers
Morely made their great fortune was
invented by Rev. William Lee, who
was an eminent fellow Of st. Johns
College, Cambridge, England. The
story of his life is pathetic. He fell
in love with an innkeeper's daughter
and married her, which action soon
deprived him Of his fellowship. He
was soon reduced to extreme poverty.
His wife knitted stockings for a liv.
ing, and Lee, sitting ty her side as she
worked, watched the intricate move
ments Of her hands, and was thus led
to speculate on the possibility of con.
structing a machine which would do
the work more eXpeditiously. Lee,
however, unfortunately came to grief,
owing to the machine being regarded
as a device for throwing people out
of work, and he died poor and friend
less, a brOken-hearted man.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
The suburban citizen., 1901-11-30
% & rs 7lIlS as q
,S812 NEWEST
nv ~ FASHIONS
E~Is*& * a :: Is $: x, "a 4

The handsomest hat pins are Of en-
amel
Plaid strappings on zlbelino are cen
sidered chic.
Buttons and buckles cf gun metal
and steel are used on the newest t2aT-
cling coats.
Panne velvet is frequently to be seen
on children's coats. 1t is coft and
youthful in effect.
Large lowered vclvets IN bright
colors are 1.cd in soLe stocks, which
are very attractive.
An English fancy is the pigsk,n
quill, either plain, embossed or picked
out II brown like yokcs work.
Tho low coiled coiffUre is much more
generally cH ,ptcd IN Paris and Lol-
don than on this side Of the water.
More stylish cloth skirts are made
with a separate drop skirt Of six than
with lining scWed in With the out
side fabric.
Sllppe~7 are pretty With buckles of
double circles OF gems o. Gull gold,
through which the ribbon is run twice
and tied n bow aoCve.
On some coats Of fur jewcled belts
Gre to be seen, but without exception
they are ugly ard tawdry. The more
simple the lines Of Il garment the
better as q rule.
More attractive than the leaves is
spray CT orchids for the same rur.
pose. There is a cluster of the mauyo
orchids, to place, cay on the shoulder,
and a spray Of Gray-Grecl leaves and
more orchids to carry down tie front
Of the bodice
Cne Of the most charming Of stocks
has the red chiffon covering it without
fold and around the lower edge is
the tie which Inns n bow with broad
ends at the front. The ends to this
tie are finished With dots in the shape
Of diamonds in black.
Jcweled Trimmings afford opportun-
ity for new effects. A dinLer gown
which has the top Of the corsago fin
ished with jeweled trimming Is worn
with a jeweled dog collar, while a
couple Of jeweled chains are draped
from the collar in front to the cor
sage.
Muffs are taking to themselves ad.
ditional ornaments, and one in black
chiffon has two punches of vlolets
with the foliage, upon it, One cluster
Of the flowers is at the top on the
right side of the muff, and at the lower
edge on the left side, at the beginning
Of the deep end frllls.