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WANTED-PrefeTabIy N Office building, 3 house,
keeping Bat for two refined business women with
nTst-'ass Tefsrencesi viii give SIS for three IN
furnished rooms. with heat and light; within
six squares Of 10th aud Pa. ave- nv address
BOX 5l2. this ofhee. .,,Is-ff
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR HIRE-Horses, btszgies and daytons; @l5o
and 500 per day, for drumming OF business
purposes PREST0N'S STABLES. cor. sth and
sts. nv. Phone 9IT-2. n27-lmo
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News and all points South. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" 'SOrfoik,' and wash
- iagton.'' en- the following schsGule=
Lv Washington. $50 pm LIZ Portsmouth, 5 90 pm
Lv- Alexandria Z 90 pm Lv- N0rtclk----6o9 pm
ar. Fl. Monroe !. 90 am LIZ. IT. Moaroe-7-e3 pm
Ar Norfolk. % am Ar Als1zUtriz--G-SJa an
Ar Portsmouth 6 Is am Ar wsshinEJ0n-.1-s 80 am
- Tickets On sale and ztater0ems reserved
AZ general ticket Office, Bond Building litn
- st and y. !. ave: at downtown Office
- Glib 81 aid Pa. ave; at ONCE On wharf
- and On bosrd steamers.
E5For t1-the- Information apply II gen
- eral ofsces, foot 7ta st, phone 10, or
- Rs1d Building. 18th st and \. I. ave,
- Washington. Z. c. Phone 200
JOBS CALLAHAN. General Manager
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WANTED-A 6.s5-elass barber for saturday. 9lI
New York ave. Ell
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WANTED-3 painters and boys with some ex
7arience 1t house painting; at once 1897 Uniol
ST el
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FOR sALE-HORsF2s AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-Coupe in good condition; will be
sold cheap. Apply 10 Francis St Sc e6-3
FOR SALE-one work horse; cheap. POO New
York ave NV, IN store eos
FOR SALE-Top wagon; suitable fer grocery
1916 St Sc e6-3
FOR sALB-sorrel horse, nine years old; guar
2nteed sound gentle; fine traveller: and almost
new Mcfarland surrey. for SEQ; also a phaeten
buggy, in good condition, for so. Apply 300
G st. m5-3
FOR SALE-Tforse, wagon, and harness, eheap.
for want Of use Call 5I4 Sth st. NV. m4-3
FOR sALE-S25 to see; have no further use; Is
horses and mares suitable for farm, family, or
general business Pt poses; fast driving mare:
also wagon. harness, utensils Apply 4s3 Penna-
ave m3-T
HAVE N STOCK five sets OF secondhand
Landau harness. five sets Of secondhand coupe
harness. six sets Of surrey harness. second hand.
ifty sets of secondhand buggy and wagon harness
Also large assortment OF Government storm COW
eTs. sol 10th st. NV. de3-lm
FOR sALE-CogswelPs Is the cheapest place to
buy new and secondhand harness and vehicles OF
every description; blankets aad robes 90 18th
st e29-7
BEFORE YOU GET your winter goods call and
see S. D. H0UCK- Blankets from soc up. Robes
from $50 up. SCI 10th st. NV. de2-lm
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S0UEHEKsu as.

Schedule corrected to November 2i- 1881
Trains leave tEom PelrlSy .T2nia Station
SCI D. IT. isaiiy- Lo51I for IISTrlSorbGrs. Ws--
r5aJ5a Charlotte and way sJst!cTzs-
JOSH = N fAally- Washington. Richmond and
Flu-lIs Limited. FlTst-ClzsS coach AID drawing
room sleeper 70 Jacksonville Dining car sesvjce-
HIS .. t. Daily United states Fast Nail
Ff-=t--,ass cczcs-s and 6-=vviue--oozn sleeper ID
New Orleans Dining car service
u:S7 a IT. Daily Local foE WarTsason and
Charlottesville
z-0i p. ~. Week Days Locsa - Harrison
burg and WY stations or Manassas ET1hoh-
$50 p II Daily local Tor Wa-rsntoa and
Charlottesville.
o:5e . m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited wa LyaehbUrg)- FITSr-ClsSs coach and
sleepIng car 70 hOaE0ac, kB0xvii.e, CissJ;~u5oSa
and Memphis; sleeper 10 Ner Or.clns- Mclug
car service
$50 ?. n Daily. Ser York and Atlanta TX
press. First-clsss coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta;
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS sua Fridays, Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington ~ san FTz-lcisro-
$50 o. n Daily Nvx YORK and Florida TX
press FfrSt-ciass coach and sleeper 70 Savannah,
jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper TO sum
rleTviIIe Charleston Augusta and connection .1r
Aiken Dining car service
1915 T. n Daily Washington aad Southwest
eru Limited Al Pullman train. CLUB and obsaF-
walton cars to Atlanta and Macon; slsePs-s %
Nashville Atlanta Macon, Memphis. New Orleans.
Tri-vcekly- to Piaehu-st y c.. Mondays, We'd
uesSazs and Fridays. Dining car se-yics-
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wANTED-A gil for bousewoFk; good wages
150s 1fth s. 81
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FOR SALE on RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS. E. WACGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and AuctLOneer.
9l7 F Street ~. w.
ron sALE NORTHWEsT

FOR SALE NORTHWEST
stories. I7r; i; let 7Ox120 It. -s14, e19
1lo spruce. b. ST, bath, d N l. 30xIO5 IT. 600
ai9S and li6i Goth, store and dYg rented. 400
- - 1, y, -, bath, i.-.-..-.--..-.- 4-lOd
IsSL i'm, n 6r, bath. 4 and stable. $500
100 100 70 1913 18th, SF BATH (each)-- 2.elc
100 cJh. frame, Or, va er and sewer--... $50
80 Stii5 h Or, lcE I4zSi ft......---.---- zoo
aoii ON, frame, CT, rented for SI4.9O mo-. 700
81 @9tn, b, Or water ard seweT--.---.. 1900
az 80 ~ Hoilidge CT, rs, 3r (alD.. 800
SOUTHWEST.
S$9 \, h, Or and bath.................,. g 500
5 3iS IVLh a b, Ar and back building. Z.fOa
'7= anu 5if NJ rs, 5r earh stable Cb0tiD.' $50
NORTHEAST
- - A. h-Sr. bath and N i.......--... $500
.Ds IN 81, h, cellar, Ct, bath, N - 3,J5j
81 o5H o n gr. bath !; 19xIl6 f.. 4S53
IIs- i "a; d q, ct, bath and N i..----- .sgJ
- iZth, b h. 6r, BATH Z m i-.......-..- 3,5uo
io'a SIS store and dwelling. .........'- @5e'O
SOUTHEAST.
20 a b, IIr, bath and i n i...,---.-- $50
90 90 a. o n, I2r- bath and m i..-------. $50
- 80 20 500 I'd, rs. Or, m i {csch).... o,9JV
AiseiSeCtlon Of Va and / st, 5,5Z4 So
~ WITH improvements; rented for 50
1t4oi-1h G,yJJ
5s ~ll9 lJS l, rs lot s0x56 fl; both. 800
~, @Na % d, hs, Or each (eacl) 500
90, ~ - ave- h, 4r...-.---..---------- ls9.'9
- YSH' h. 5r, water. sewer, I7x6I f. Lao
80 " q. ave, b, ST. lot I6x120 IT,. l.21
- l. q Or, lot 25x170 ft-.----.-----... IoO5
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FOR sALE-sUBURR.x.

FOR SALE. exchange or rent, tract of land
about one acre and a half with eight-roona house
and OUtbuildings, located within ten minutes
walk Of Seabrook station, Prince George county
Md; easy terms Apply 10 J. H ABRAMS
494 Louisiana ave, room Q, city esq
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WANTED-White pantry girl, white Iaundress. ,
girls Brooklyn, n Y; way paid Enquire 1885
nth W ef
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ICE CREAM Toc gallon. nut made IN cellar.
but above ground, fer sewer gas sbouHds IN eel
.Grs and breeds typhoid. dipht5eFla, etc; moral,
don't eat that kind lACEY'S Is pure and
delicious COZ N Y ave Phone e0sl-
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DEAD LETTER SALE.
c. G. SLOAN & co. Auc;ioueers.
ANNUAL DEAD LETTER SALE.

The Unclaimed Articles accuEnu-
lated in the DEAD LETTER OFFICE
will be sold at FJ BITC AUCTION Mt
the SaIe--rOoT8 of
c. G. SLOAN d &C., 1f0. G ST. " W
Commencing on MONDAY. DEC 9Th,
1891. ard continuing daily at 10 "a.
m. and : p. IA, Gati! the whole *
disposed Of
TERMS: CASH on DELIV FRY.
Catalogues viii be furnished for distribution
during the sale.
By urIe- al the Postmaster f-efeTal:
D. P LEIBH ARBT
Supt- Dead letter Office.
Postofice Department,
Nov. p. 1s9l.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front rooms, Sc to
SI2- 6Z2 E St nv. MT
FOR RENT-Nos- 135 to AZ Thomas st. NV: new
houses; VIII be ready for occupancy about Dec,
Is: T0moS and bath; all modern improvements:
furnace; rent $3.50. FRED. ". REEVES, 6I7
18th st. NV. des-tf
FOR RENT-To good eolored tenants one first
one second floor, four room and bath fats. s.
and 20 Pierce st NV. at SO and 81 respectively
new modern sanitary living homes GEO. R.
HILL, 6I5 18th st NV Also So house A and
18th SIS. sc. !u5-6
FOR RENT-FREE; 70 coIoFe5 persons; FIVE
room houses northeast, free for one month, and
then only IS month. CATWOCD GARRETT.
cornsF 18th st. and New York ave NV. ms-1m
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WALL PAPER.

N0LTE. 81 9th st nv. IS constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in VAL
PaPess, and papers Tooms from 500 up Call
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y ID N'OV1 OHIOsI' AZ 0Hee' % IN . .
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nELP wANTED-FEssALE,

WANTED White chzmbcrnzid, SO: colo-et
girls for New York; way paid Enquire 1882 9tf
st ". eI
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WANTED-A girl to do general housework; stay
at night- good home and moderate wages I0lS
eth St nj
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WANTED-CcloTed cook and iaundross for Penn
sylvania; far paid; bring references. si5 n St
NV. DUNDORE'S. eI
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OCEAN s.TEAslsHrrz-

OCEAN sIk-AaSHIP5-
------~~-~~~-~-
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YoRE-SOCfH AMPToS-LcSDox
St Paul Dec Il 10 an. Phi'Phia Dec. %, 10 s-s-
st. Louis, Dee-I9 10 an s. Paul, jar J. u
RED STAR LINE
NEW YoRR-ASTTERP-
FriesIand Dec II noon VadeTlGnd. Dec. p. noon
Southwark. Dec IS, rc65 Kehsingter, Jan I. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAvEGATEoS COMPANY.
Picfs Il and IS y R.
View Fo-k of7fre. IS Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST n. ",
~ = y. Moss Ii11 6 St n u
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations and detailed
jntoru.ation can be had at ticket Offices. 755 Ism
ST. 81 Pennsylvania Avenue and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through froIa hotels
phone Main 1441. P r. R. Cab Service.
FRANK S CANNON. Sd '. P and Gen Mgr
s. H. HARDRICK, Gcne-al Pass'r agent
L S BROWN. General Agent.
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FOR RENT-EIATs.


FOR RENT-New 5-roem and bath fat, with
modern improvements. IN house 6IT St NV.
$3.50 apply A BEHREND. Gil st e6-S
FOR RENT Four-Toou fat; bath, heat, and gas;
SIS 1905 New jersey nv m5-3
FOR RENT-69nly one left; three rooms and
bath: white tenants; g so per month NOR
MENT & SMITH, 55I PeHns. ave. NV, room l.
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Through trains frc- the Sout.I strive WASH
irctou 6i2 a. IT., $50 4 ~ 7.S5 a IA 2-1a p
"a. 600 p n and 800 p. m. daily. Local
trains from ffarTisopbuFS Il - = - week days
and $50 D m daily. Prom Charlottesville, So
a m. I'D go .. daily
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TRAINS on BLruoSF BRASCH-

Leave Washington s-6I 4 NJ daily. ] 90 p H.,
6.35 D. n and $50 ?. u. week osys- =7a e=7S p
n SUNDAYS only Toy BlUeIhCuJ- and CD u III
week iavs and 1910 p m. theatre train Non
DAYS. Wednesdays ard Saturdays Tor Irrsbcrz-
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WANTED White boy about Is in grocery north
west, references required Box 329, this Office
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wASTED-ROOEIs.

VANTED-By nan and wife, tygo or three second
story unfinished rooms for light housekeeping:
no children in house; reasonable; IN northwest
Address BOX 81. this Office, mss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-14
De San German
I'm crimen descubier to

SegGn tenemos entendido. en- sl barrio de
<Cafn Ito de esta Jurisdiction, acaeci6 el sA-
bado % de SatIembre 10 muerte de la perso
ma ,Monserrate Rosado, vecino de dicho ba :
Irio.
AL dia siguiente Sc constituy6 en- ell lugar
del sucesO ell Juzgado municipal d esta eu-
dad, incoando ell correspondence procesO, ele-
vandolo mas tarde al tribunal del Distrito, sin
que apareciese culpabi dad a'guna sobre per-
soma determinada ST creyese habfa sido
una muerte casual.
Sabedor 81 sargeDto de la Policfa fosular
de esta ciadad, efior B1fl. de aIgunos datos
que podrfan servirle para hacer luz en- ell asun
to, comisiona al guardia Hipolito Soltaro, y
este debidamente dfsfrazadO, sc fnterna en- ell
lugar del suceso Iogra ciertas confidencias
de suma mportancia.
AL siguiente da pone canino Ell sar-
gento dicho guards, constituyen tri-
bunal en- el bafrio mencionado, despues de
cutivos valtendose de 70 al as dignas de eiem-
plo, sacan 4 la superfcia las causas de un cri-
men one putO qnedar impune, y entregsn al
JUG ado municipal ell atest do con veinte
dos declaraciones y como presunto autor del
crfmen Juan Angel Justiniano.
Aplaudimos la conducta del sef1or Boall
del sehorsso tero. Asf como cumple con
la obligation. averiguando los cTfmenes que
puedan quedar envne;tos en- la sombra, sin da-
jarse seducir por bastardas infiuencas polfti-
cas- que van en- desdoro del Cuerpo.
Bien por ambos funcionarios,
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PONCE
NOT1CIAS DIRECTA9

Despu6s de un mes de ansencfa en- Ia Ca
pita, donde le llevara un fncidepte luctuaso
ocurrido en- ell hogar de su distiDgufda famlia,
ha regresadO esta ciud dad nuestro buen ami
60 ell DR.. don Alfredo Ferran.
Ell calor que sinti6 esta cludad ell
vernes timo, fo6 sofOcante.
Ell SAbado amaneci6 al dfa lluvioso, pero
no refresc6 Ia temperature
Ha muerto en- esta cudad Santiago Cine
hez ta) la Changa, fondista empresario de
bales p1blicos.
Don Enrique Roman Fernandez Sc sepa-
ta del partido republicano para ingresar en-
las flas federales.
Por no estar conforme con los proceed
fnientos del partIdo repubiicano, don Bernar-
dino Rodriguez Vazquez Sc separa de el decla-
fandose independents.
Lo mismo dice ddn Limo Mirabal.
FL Ayuntamfeuto no Sc reuni6 ell viernes
Ell session, como estaba anunciado, por falta de
quorum.
La distinguida sefiora dofis. Ursula Cap6
de Arce, Sc sncuentra algo indspuesta de sa-
lud, 4 consecuencia de la grippe.
Anhelamos verla restablecida cuanto an
Ha embarcado para los Estados Uofdos,
con objsto de continuar sus estudios, el apre
ciable joven don Pablo Sanchez Monta.vo.
LIE desesmos buen viaie buen suceso
Sc dice oue don Simon Pierluissi, cones
jail fepublfcano disfdente, presentara Is renun-
cfa de su cargo.
Tambien Sc dice que ell Ayuntamiento de |
esta ciudad trabaja la contradiction de en- |
prestfto con un banQuero americana que SO |
encuentra en- la leila.
Sc asegura tambien que dicho banquero |
es el mismo con quien Sc entfende ell ayunta-
miento de San Juan para reaifzar una opera
ci6n de igual fndole; a1ade que ell BAN
quero mencionado ha llegado este pats con
el exclusive objeto de llevar cabo esos nego-
clos otros que puedan ejectuarse con distin-
tes Eunicipalidades
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BoDA$

Ell martes de la semana anterior Contra
ieron iustas nupcias en- Toa alta nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don Ramon Rodriguez Garcia
la agraciada virtuosa senorita Ines Mora
les DtaZ
Apadrinaron los desposados don Justo
Morales Y la seilorita FilOmena Florentina Ro-
driguez Garcia, hermana del ncvo.
All acto asstio numerosa concurrenc1a
-bendiio la union ell presbftero don Pedro Ma
RIA Berries.
Dsseamos & los nuevos esposos TODD gene
70 de venturas.
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Straford.

Don Juan Goubert solcta judicialme u te
ell paradero de su esposa, q Ia que no encnen-
ira hace cuatro das, pes ar de haberla bus
cado con insistencia.
E sAbado fu6 denunciada una muier pof
haber atado un arbol una nina, sobrina su-
va, haciendola permanecer varias horas & Ia
intemperie.
iVaiente ttai
Ell sabado sufri6 una cafda un indtyiduo
que resbaf6 en- la acera de la calle Mayor, dis
locandose IN pie.
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LO LAMENTAM0S

Halase enferma, de algdu cuidado una nj
ma de nuestrs buen amigo y companero oon
Cristobal Real, redactor del <Heraioo Espa-
noi3
Hacemos votos porque la pequena paclen-
te recapere cuanto antes Ia salud, para iran
quildad regocijo de sus padres
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8 e VEN DE

Los de xQn Carloads, siuada Ponce,
At ,cha la aquian, arrendan 8 venden
Els quna mug hermosa muy resca sit1ada pntos
sito
Los que la deseen que lea drirse don Justo Eb, Gale
Gels Aguilera, 10 ~, Ponce.-St,re. II de 1901.
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Gon0rrno|

ksta preparation esta
hcos la curaon de las intermediates
Envnepa pontitud los g6rmenes
las ceuas organas a1Oan devueve
grdad copet evitando cicatrices etrechecss
Preparado dnicamente por The fig
New York. Setiembre
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LOS sREs. CHANEY Y HART

Procuradores abogado, Washington G.
los
Unidos
particular
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CLANCY AND HART

shington, won til
Rico
of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
PARIS HINTS ON CLOAKs AND GOWNS.

machine stitching. is quite as effective
on the silk as on the cloth.
Nuns yelling, grenadine and poplin-
cite, a name given to any Of the new
transparent fabrics, are very much in
demand. and most charming gowns are
made of them. Dark colors as well as
light are in style, so that it is a matter
for individual taste to decide what
shall be the color. ian is especially
fashionable, and in number of shades,
and gray is still in favor, while
dark blue mauye and black are all con-
sidered immensely smart. While there
is apparently no limit as to aae extrav-
aganee of the trimmings employed this
spring, the whole effect of the yelling
|. gowns is rather simple, and the TRIM
ming OF the skirt is more often seen
just around the foot as though to keep
the dimes as long as possible. An espe-
cially charming gown is illustrated in
Figure ?. and is made Of dark bllre
yelling, not bright blue. The skirt
fits close around the hips (has drop
skirt of taffeta silk, with inverted box
pleats at the badk), and around the
foot Is finished with a band of tucked
white silk and two fiat rufiles of blue
taffeta Both on the band of white and
the blue are straps of the yelling fas-
tened with small gilt buttons and ar
ranged at short intervals. The skirt
might seem almost too fiat, but on the
drop skirt are pinked ruches, that give
the requisite flare. The waist, in jacket
effect, has revers of silk and an en-
broidered white silk front, with jabots
of striped black and white silk.
The princess tea gowns are unc0n-
monty attractive this spring, and are
made of both brocade and plain mater
ials combined with lace or chiffon. Fig
8 gives a good representation of one of
the newest styles. The material is
yellow and white brocade trimmed
with narrow ruching Of white lace.
The front yoke and sleeves of the gown
are Of accordion pleated mousseline de
soie, with Broad lace collar and band
of the lace ruching from the throat to
the foot The lines of this gown are
trife severe, but it is becoming style,
eSpecially to a slender figure When
the model is copied in lace instead Of
brocade lit is better to have only the
sleeves and front of the mousesline de
Sole, and do away with the yoke.
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WOMAN AS A MATHEMATICIAN
PROPOSITION.

Looking at her from mathematical
point of view" said the thoughtful man
on the rear platform, SHE is something
worthy the study of all"
"Huh?" said the conductor. What
did you say?"
Il was thinking of something said
the thoughtful man dreamily. Go on
collecting your fares. Never mind me.
The conductor stared unutterable
things, while the thoughtful man went
on. softly
Il saw her when she got on. She
weighs probably about a hundred
pounds net Her height | should put
at about five feet three inches. Her
width is somewhat probIematieal. Let
us say, for the purpose Of argument
that she could naturally occupy a IL
inch seating capacity. and have an inch
or two left over in ease Of emergency.
When she got on the car there We're
many vacant spaces She tok up her
position in one of these After she had
settled herself down there was no long
er a gap between her neigaDor on the
right and her neighbor on the LETT Nor
was there a gap between either of her
neighbors and herself. Before she sat
down there was an opening between
the two neighbors of the width of two
car windows, or total ciasm of IS
inches. Neither OF she men moved af-
ter she sat down. And yet there was
now no space in sight
"The deduction is simple. Granting
the woman legitimate width Of Y
inches a liberal estimate-and con-
s.dering the available space prior to her
occupancy. IS inches. it follows that the
woman is ncFw in possession OF an over
plus Of IS inches, which it would be in
teresring to account for. In behalf oil
the considerations CT research and ex-
animation. I shall en5earor to learn the
inwardness of the phenomenon"
Huh said the conductor
But a1e thoughtful man was standing
before the woman and politely request
ing her to make room When shs
gathered in about two feet Of skirtirz
tie thoughtful man smiled peacefully
But the uoman's eyes SNAPPED IRE.
The Jeater $50 TIE Car
\ qsko Q,s~.l3n rxn1r1 fe1frlr lrsaS 41rx.11.s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

Fashions for young GIRLS are always
more or less difficult to scarry out very
satisfactorily, for as rule the lines OF
a young girls figure aresangular, but in
Fig. is shown model for a cloth
frock that is excellent, ind that can be
modified SO as to be beco ming either to
stout or slender figure. 1t will be
noticed that the frock is apparently a
succession Of founces, bat of graduated
widths, and it is in this graduation
that the different figures can De con-
suited. The Jacket is in three fiounces
to match the skirt, and is made Sc
that the lowest hides the belt of the
skirt, thus carrying out the effect of
being all in one.
The lightweight cloth costumes,
whether made in black, or colors, are
the most useful Of any.for spring and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

ply. A gray taffeta gown is charming
~ dainty with gathered founee, head
ed with band Of lace insertion and
waist trimmed with band of the in
sertion on either side of the chiffon
front, and another band finishes the
sleeve above the chiffon undersleeye.
Quite the smartest gowns of the year
are those OF combined taffeta silk and
cloth. and the model in figure Illus
tratss most perfectly the details OF
these fascinating gowns The skirt,
with full flounce Of the silk and the
overskirt cut in points and trimming
cut with effect of the taffeta, is of most
becoming shape. The short jacket is
trimmed to match the skirt. and has re-
vers and collar of white silk em5roider-
ed with narrow silver braid. This style
Of gown is made in BLACK or any color
but the silk should be of the same col
or as the clash or Of white. never in :
contrasting color.
An Up-(o-Date Bishop.
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