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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
NEWS OF The WEEK.
MONDAY.

Five alleged burglars are arrested
In Lowell.
Greek cab!ae; resigns and new
cce IS :o.Eei
Militia raids camp Of striking n!a.
e-s n keEGcky.
Hea!-oI collision G. ,.a.ls IL Ne~
jersey: aTe men .l.l!et
Fire {, Eden. Ne destroys ssYsr
a. buildings; loss s-.j."l.
y@,!3~ :sysr eliminated .:on Hs
'ana by killing mosquitoes,
Young naa accidentally sAO; ty =
companion =; Dee:.ng. Ne.
Charlottesville. Ind wire ana aa.!
plan, burned loss s,5qg.tQ.
Napoleon l. Ros: sAc; By W!...an
Coq!s%y :: Pgcy.terce. r :
Bodies Q! s:ga, ~s.. KNOWN miners
rescued ::o@ Ptczho=,as nike
Over =; gallons Of liquor :ogI! u
South BcS:c- 9!I: s,or@ rail-:
Fa;2. shooting a=-ay {; Waterbury,
Com; a..esei -g-ts-e-> arrested
Secretary H.;cAcoca n his a-3.al
:epo-; c..;.c.=@s I-1.a2 e--cz,.oa.
F.g1; between Brush and P3=-:
Isa: T....=:s-o:g vas serious a-a...
Attempts 20 s@,,'@ tA= 100000
strike IL Lyla Mass, cones 20
Taught.
Seao: Pa.nas campaign :or p.+::.
t@1c? Of Cuta cpea=3 :: meeting u
HaTa1a-
Fo-25. Judge Q: Co.o,A:o supreme
c.G.; commits suicide = 81 u-gsGa.
manner.
Bo..lgs = determine ~ aa.1:e 9:
'A@ 5et beng u23e L Eas: .:7+.,
NV Yo.:
Manage Q: S:a' ,1ea.re Springfield,
Mass. sad 70 hare ,e:: :oT1 VIII
toZ o9.c= receipts
Wa t%p2-n=1: e1P=1Ie3 cTe:
s!-.-.".'. II pas: yca: 10. repairs u
amy transports.
Tt+ Americas u, vim. C2.GIt. a
damaged s. :@s2.: Of TIC s:c:-;
hole punched = -: E.6=.
R-.1 I pail q: s,o-2. ..3z; ~ A..
.z-:.c coGs:, ta-agc Qs::e 1=aTy 1,:a
s.5sz c: -c.g Island SOUND.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
CONDENSED NEWS.

Co,.l%. Abraham X. A--5h. I. :. A.
-~,!---i. d.si :. Cid Sgc.-cs. y. Y. He
--aiCa;.i t-3a. ~ =. ..'a-y "a denny in
!s-H, ~as -w.ca b.ev~-:@-i ~ caran-rF
during ,he Civil war a1i was ro-ei 4
medal ot honor hy congress to- coa.
sp.cUous bravery IN tar:la
Morris.,n's farm hams 6. Bristol. ".
occupied I! Huntington core, were
burned with their cou;eLts. The loss
5 PLACED a, S-J.,l
Fr-i HenDecg.r a-ei I2. vas
drowned while skating 81 Waterbury.
Conn. There weCe several ls-yp.s q abou L:
when the boy brv&e -houeh tie c.. tu:
4,,A ugh lie sep, him s-s,t a19a; 70. SOM
!.,,le tine. LIE sAuk before a.d cyul
r~ach him.
While lighting Z tge 4 { stove q, her
home q: Nauca-uck. {. m. VI s> Ka-e
Cu-cy, AID ~. was fatally burned.
She l.v-i oni! few hours.
The t-eiy ot Thomas Carer. aged 70
vas found n pss;g:e az Lyudeb -.
y. II. Carter Wandered into the aells
and died from exposure. He was =
Civil va. vete.an and held q Gilmore
Fort Suup;er gold medal.
Henry Jones was fatally burned IN
his room il bis boarding house al West.
ield Mass. in IRE caused hy over.
turned lamp.
pacsey keTrigan. we'll known ss
boxer. disd At h.s home a, B;Stoa. II.
had t-en III for week. ke-rigan was
g years Old.
= Passenger train from the west "a 4
MO The tail end Of : t-e.ch, train a.
North Adams, Mas. smashing thn
cat-ose and TWO cars. The engine was
thrown IL is sile.
Colo-el Melville SAWYER. who was
to- 81 years SECRETARY of the Missouri
Car and Foundry company. died g, The
Highland Springs sSn.1arium. Nasha II.
y. H. Tie il,erulenr will ie 4, Port.
Land. Ne
Asa Hul.ns. - vars old was struck
by the boom Of falling derrick a, the
new S.h"l build &, CroH pipn. r l..
receiving Injuries Tia; later resulted q
ms death.
The new president ~ the Republican
Club Of Massa chuset-s will b. Curtis
Guild Jr.. If the r-por1 II the nominal.
ing committee IS acc pied.
A TEMPERANCE meeting held in the
Brighton district. Z. s,ol, was 3evo,~i
Il part 10 81 ARA glmeut Of th- Bgs,o
r-piice commissioners Rev. n !.
Re-le ASSERTED that -wo ot ih.. c,yInH $
>;ous-s wer- not 10 - trusted.
Frederick W!llro-1b. keeper ot the
houS= Gf correction az Ipswich. Mass
sEi one Of The best tnown men IN -ha
>-c-.pn ct t5e state did Suddenly as =
r,sul, o. { I ai"p,scI.c slo"i Nr. WI.
c,,-I.b was 20 years rli sni had serTe-i q
tie state senate and The hoJ.s.- o. rep..--
>eatarvas and hsd t-s~r closely hen-
tiS,d with Republican poli'Is
4, s meeting Q: the trustees Il
Dartmouth college. Rev william n.
Oavis, Il. Il. 81 Newton. Mass. wss
elected 10 III ;h- vacancy q used ~ the
!.a'h q Dr BAcc-cf; q A-d.-@e-.
Mass. n. psv.s was = graduate ofihe
college in The class u .S14
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Another SouaeoIe Snootred Over

Washington, Nov. @f--The threatened
trouble ove. ,Le t-9updar! lie t.@Iwe-u
CL!! and ta- .A.s-nc.ne Eepuhl.c nss
t--~-u av-.-si for the present. 81 east
rhe TWO rrinc!Tals 70 he boundary qLes.
tons having ju>I su'N,---i--1 In reach Z Z
= >al.sf& clp-y mdcrstandug. "a :
-v-s graf satisfaction here, for / Is
tel.-vei that hcs,!lIies b--w,en 't!'!
and Argentine would involve tA0Ae-
!oE1ttS II South AIer.ca t-tore they
,erLi.ate-i.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
sxi.crren's Strike q Failure.

Pir-sbur-. Nor. @7.-Jlic.-c IS a.
ra0-uc conditions. -ls >w!-ch.l e.'s
~,r.k- has prov~l -a- failu9". Ta.,,
nrhcla'. a>>--r--l that n-ariy .va-y all,
al in -ha city would - -.esi " -'Jg..
pl-t-ly. developments - far A.wrTe-.
demons rat that Tie only one :, "a / h.
Aleg.auy VALLEY. was seriously af
f.,-t-i. on this road hu- oi.- crew 0'as
:, work and III road 3, ta1,y crippled
:, hi.h e,,iuat.. 0. 'Ae nu.t-- II 81, :
wLo S,ri,c. would - i:-N.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

New York Nov 21.-The He-all > rs:
Few. 4 4.y ,..eL " Lo s--sy-,i Z exc -'.v-
,a!ar.- - Il -he admir- >t.a,.oa -
Mayo. $t-p1s Will otIa ,os!'i rs
CEt-- Mayor. elect Low THIS STATE
,a.n7. made by ILsI who has h~-an Il
a.mos. daily colfer-1ce with ir. Low.
lId r~-eIto-ce-i ly Senator Plat''s -
en-, t~cl4 ration This w..l - 20 StIung :
ad-..n.s;ra'! practically pu: 81 Ii
- -le hop--s u s-v-ysl m"n EhQSr e r
p,.cat.Qn> for Office were on dle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

R1,,.o-.. NoT --.-Tl.. EC,! t.--c.. II -La
supreme cru-, :. s.~-i4y 81: iuv1 3
decision overriding IL defendants X.
.a''-.aus II the ca>- oi h Common.
r.-.'h -. o~-a.' W. Ms T..- j..
:.Ita.t -~aS H.! It'd :oc ~ -.uG'ia- o:
G--.at A Erickson az Worcester Z
N -. 100. Tie .Cry ..-u:ue-i 2 ~.
1',- = uro!~r in IL. - o-.i DER.
Tha co-c- holds that tie superior c,yl,t
.,t.-! rightly Il Is rulings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Provisional Plans Rejected.

Lynn. Mass. Nov. 9i-Ths provisional
Jla1s for settling The morocco strife III
his c!-!. agreed upon az joint roD-
H!-t@e Meet ng IN the presence Of the
s.a-- toard OF arbitration aud CD
citation. wer- rejected BY the Morocco
Workers union. and the strike vill con.
t.Lue. Ii app ars that both sides OBJ
je,te-i 70 -he plans. largely because Of
Tie provisions FOR engaging and dis
cLargius employes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Big Indemnity Loan.

Paris. Nuv Si-The chamber O:
d-VC-!-s Yesterday, ty vote Of 20. T.
80, adopted tn" sum Of 2t.o0 tssl
francs for The chinese .nden nifty + an
rejecting tie smaller SIMS proposed by
ne au,!-Cl+r:calS. Premier Wa!d-ck.
EuuS>.au declared the GoverumeD-
would pursue IN he far east Frances
IA '!-ioral policy and fnlrll all tn
drtfss Of her pro,ectorale. just as 81;
,li;ue-i all its riehrs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
TUESDAY.

s~:;chnen ol zer.s ra!.,oai. at
F.;Istu-g strife.
Wholesale transfer c: ro,.te ZAP.
.a!ls II New YORK.
LiTe,y ;!-e :: E boa: :!as Ao-:c 30
L Providence. Z. :.
NaI:o.a. hank consolidation IN .or.
-, Mass. decided @r:a.
seTe-a. buildings il G.eerac.3, y.
H, burned; loss s;@:t.
Co--..ma!;!al c: CafI 3. :. T.ue?,
: 5. y. op=Is E: Tu:uLa
German o4c.al says .b% scga. Gar.
:=.. is not really trust,
Damage ty s.c-n il vicinity Of New
Fo:E City exceed: s.,col l-.~p.
Secretary Wilson -=po--s cn ag...
cu.;-:a. progress 70: .he yea:.
TIE Rev. Dr. J. G. Mev.l. :aavg-r.
a:%t 2:es!3el; Of FISK university.
A1!:@a Lgutaro ss1,sacst :. Nv
Haven % be hanged Ap-i! .5 1ey:
4 N+~ yo.E E1s:c compose. dad
IS :sSl.- Q: q. operation 70. : co.7
Eca5-aa.s Artillery COMPANY o.:
Lo-3oa 70 T!sit ;tc .alc!e1,s II 1913.
T-.:5 Assistant Pos,uaz.e:-Geae..
:. reports OF second class mail abuses.
Lieut. Van Scha!ck Las a desperate
hand 70 haat fight WITH F..!p!1os near
Carte
C-tal delegates sesE presidents
aid il es:ab!!shCeL. ot q reciprocity
measure.
AccoE p.ice o. B.esci. TIE assassin
.! King Humber, sentenced 10 LIE
imprisonment
a. ". bennett. restaurant geepe-,
:c:De!.y Of this city. tai.s :oI 81 -
i. Sal F-anc!sco.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
,o.ti,u EolIoxjno Vaccination.

Camden. y. J.. Nov. 1.-TWO more
d.a ,hs from taranus following vac
cination were recorded in this city yes
terday. making total Of deaths from
that a : a>e dur ns the past three
weeks. There are several suspicious
cases Of locsjsw under observation 10y
the physicians. The investigation as n
whether lcckjsw germs are in the vac
Gin. virus = still being carried on by the
lpard Of health.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
jury Frees Ms. Folso-.

Tacoma. " H. Npv. -7-N-s Lon
Folsom. who has l%--n Oh 1-.a. .E II.
suV.rior court charged with causing h.
death Of Mrs. Mary W. Down 10y ,t-.k
ing her cn liz head viii lclt"i
keru>en- lamp. was yesterday ac-lv.';.s.
by tie jury. Tla assault L ta- .uL!.-.
usur was said - - The r,>ult o. q
drunken ca.ou>aL Mr.. Down was
tricA,tully burn j aui d.,i al l"s
p.ral -oon afte. t".r- injured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Mr.. CIeyeIsrcs Coroi.icn,

Prinoe'oa. Y. !. Nov. 2-.-Ex p.c>l.
dent Cleveland : Sill improving He
IS gaining LITTLE every dsy ami h!-
TEMPERATURE has about reached i's L :.
nal condition. He : sill Il = J but
viii - able % leave his ro-gI in 4 few
days.
Bridgeport, Conn Nor. cc7.--By : vcte
OF ls to / the n-w t.ragi q a,d--u Z
decided against building z new city
hall. Or .>>uine u! mora bonds 70. The
same. The reconstruct Z ot IT, 10
posed rew building has b---n strongly
opposed by Mayor Mulv hill
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
OcIorir Safely Sheltered,

WASHINGTON. Nvv. @1.-Sr ne alan.
aai t,..n t-l- Ter in .t-ca j 10 III w",.
*a-a 4 the government d.Sla'ch b-a.
Dolphin. which was caught L tho .!
which swept " the A-!an- Q scaDpari
will. ,he was on ler way from Boston
- Newport. The navy IL, a-tmel; .as
'eaI informed that The l.rrle vasS. :
'y.u- safely n shelter &. N",is II
Mas
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
nirinc Co-cary EHorera.ei

Telluride. Col Nov. -7.-Tuo coroner
jury hich investigated m" SiIr..l :
Uni LIn- j sa,I-r. in which - u,n
- their lives. have returned a veri =
r-n>ur.nc >o!..- II the ,l.-D"r fnr.u -U o.
tx mine for npt promptly rlg>iu- t.
ar-ranr.. TO the Bullion runa afr.r n.
f-,. originated. hUt SLd.L rAa' = p =
tr-rs of 'h.. cuLyauy Ny" Mt - :,
Il criminal or wiltul I--l c-rc-.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

Ss@a. Nor. @7.-TA= l- caat, a. d.
'a-'. Z ! . wait -u-.. -. i.sap! eac.
a-r~ u 7La snow l~-,g..rS IAc-a t----.a-.
I movements h-tC-. -.~sui.inc l.cn-.a.
'.,-S for TIE s~l~a>4 Of Miss $-ou- Z &
Nm~ T>.lka. Tha impression h--- :
Ia, Mr. Dick.ls.,n'S : departure for con-
>,a1t:a"r,a !ncr.a>es rAe difficulty ~
-ain.Ic 'h@ cputd=Lc- Of lh- nri.aIa,
and .2p--i.'.u- G s-',le!- Il; .: tn
-s.sy.. QUESTION
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
kyres Held for Grand jury.

Portland. NJ. Nov. 26.-Isaac F..
..v@~s. The n-sro who shot Mrs JeI q e
McNulty. wss yesterday bound over 70
:. 3 grand jury. Word havin: hen re.
c.-.v d n, Mrs. McNulr! PR ba big
would get well. Ayers was ara! 60 Oh
-ae chsr-e Of assault with in,eut u
I'll. Bail was Fixed in the SUN Of $500
but Ayers could 10. furnish surety.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
For Harvard oe-n,nie Museum

Cambsilg lge. Mass. Nor. 26-As 4
token Of interest in the G~rlnanic mu-
s-rm at Harvard un.vsr-ity. EMp4roc
William is having prepared FOR pre-
srn-aticn u The senate OF Harvard an
unique collection Of pLast casts. The
cas.s will duplicate some Of The in $,
German Md aeyal stone-woIk. such as
The tracery in the choir Of the Ha.brr.
sraCir 5.arhliral
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
lcIesias Calls "sss Heeti-o.

san Juan T. K. Nov. @1.-Sal' 80
Icl-sias. agent 81 -L- Amer can F.-3,-el
ri,nofI-al..-. bas called i.a>>-'I. ..'.-!r.-
.rf,,,s lc.-al ai-,- a>>ua a-i1u> { : Thurs.
Gay next Tn> : his i.T>' step towards
the fulnlmeut Of h : mis,i- j =. .
unite the various ORGANIZATIONS s1t
Elriu arely have them JON the AmCsicsI
Federal rion OF Labor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Masked Men Robbed Family

Wheeling. Nov. @--.-Fyur mask j
men assaulted and ruht-t Lin "a,
Bu.l@y and members ot - family :
B.l'oa : curing ov+C Sin'j il ca.h -.
S.te ,the- yallablss. I liz family. q u.
~S-.uc II father. mother. scn aud
daughter. were bound 10y tie rnii--.s
who tortured The father aud ade MIN
reveal the hiding place Of the money.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Rice Es.a,. wor,r SIX Millions

New iors. Nov. @7.-TLe inventory OF
Jot Il +. o'Bri~n. ten pJ-ary admins
traitor OF the s>;ate Of VIII am Marsh
Rice. the Il Millionaire. las just l. en
filed. l. slows that ths total value uf
the estate Of the aged fnaucier. whom
Lawyer Alb-rt T. IatricE i accused ~
having murdered. j SGp,l.os.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Fif.r Mix Dealer 70 Suffer

Wakefield. Mass. Nov. "a loss o.
s4l'su was caused BY the ,o'al d-st-uc.
Il Z hy i.ra Of the harm ot William H.
Fell ,s>t tight. Good work By hre,nen
ssvci the .tpusa. Ar. Fell IS the fifth
milk dealer 10 b. burn. j out within q
few weeks in this town
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

Washington. Nov. 27.-Threp more IA
war monitors. which have l--en lying
az the Ielgve Island navy yard t'r
years past have teen condeu ned and
are 10 ~ s9ld az r,uJ,ic auction. TAoy
are the Ca,ssll Manhattan ana
Mahoyack.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Second laraest QrHdock.

Pal NJ, re. Nov. 21-Th. NV srN-
foot drydnrk Of the William Skinner
Shipbuiliin- and I'rydock upany. rhe
second largest drydo.k in this country.
was formally opened yesterday. Tha
dock is capable of docking any vessel
,s.l feet in l.ng,h AMI 30 feet beam.
with q ,iraH-ht Of ssi. feet.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

Win NJ Z. Del Nov. g1.-Jotn
Hayden, formerly Treasurer Of he
Swift E.-at company. who. !; i alleged
a',>rr ui,i IN July l.st with several
tho sand dollars l.isng.ug 70 Is 81.
yloye,> was arrested here ye-Sreriay.
He was living under the uamc 81
Walsh
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Police Found Dead BODY,

Fan River. Mass. Nov. 2S--Sesp,ct
inc that someone had bA-n drown. d
from Stap'es' wharf by the rndic- OF
coat yesterday. The police DIR, gg.d the
waters nearby and brought up the BODY
ot Charles Rec gan. Su!ciie is he
uedIal examiners opinion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Claims 20 Own Site Of City

We>t Superior. Wis. Nor. e7.-I b.
r. Conner. 4 blacksmith. has '-crr
suit in The Canad an couTts against liz
Canad' an government 10 rs-no7,r a 4 -
ATE valued Il, over S:S.urirrl. The -.
tate comprises the site az the town ~
Guelph. ont. city Of 1900 - pie.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

Halifax. Nor. 1T.-Amo~ faieT. S,
years old. fell down flight of csllal
stairs at his home last night and broke
his nack WhSn h : family 'et rnei
home they found him stand NJ on h.s
head al tie foot of the steps dead.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Su-" or pcirt Juci.-

Point j. Z. r. l.. Nov. --.-Sc hc.- re-
J. c. Fell OF New Lclitn sank !cSz ou,.
side this po,t yesterday. Her csrCo 0.
iron, being mostly OF d~cs. holis I, :
port sde down. She lies il t33 -.
czdcu ard Is menace 10 IL, sh.ypiu :
entering ihe ksst-o..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
TWENTY-S|x DEAD
eCiIsr Explosion Makes Ruin
Of Detroit Plant.

Five .f the Dead Were Burned %
ssoy as - ee Cnrecos snIzsbIe
wren Taken From Beneath ,re De.
e-is-otfc csls Estimate Ina; s5
Her Were a. Wo-k IN tre su ding
Wner ire Crash Came and Scores
e. --ese Are Mere or Less Badly
Blurred, W-le Others Are Still
"ssrs ard /: Is Feared They Are
Stu IN tre Runs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Warts 20 Marry sis:e-.i-.La~.

Vienna. Nov .I-Tte EurCaral
pap-rs sll-ge :ha, Hing Alexander 0:
S@rv.s desires 10 i.vo-cs Queen u-4. 5
IN order that u may ua--y his sister. =
law. Hel-ne B-nyewitch And -hs, II :
accounts for Queen praga's r@ro:
hyste-jcSl outbreaks
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30

Defence opens in the Lambert uur.
der trial q, Dover, Ne
! P Morgan pays the highest price
ever known FOR single hook
George VI Pullman critically Il,
with pneumonia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
1urks ard krmerisrs Eicr.iru

Constsnt nople. Nov. 27.-Reporrs
have been resolved here Of lighting b.
tween Turkish trcoIs and Armonlaus
at Sassoun. No details are obta uaUla
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
Olympia in Orydock.

Bison Nov. on.-The Olympia to-.
r,e-ly the faGsh'p Of Admiral Dewey
vas dnckei successfully al noon ye-s
ter.sy az tie Charlestovp nary yari
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hJlES FE(M WASHINGTON
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agree on a policy for the session.
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tempt the dress" and succeed in creating
models devoid of the stiffness and hard
ness of the tailor-made costume of for
mer years. Partisan influence has in this
matter prevailed over English influence
and turned out tailor-made costumes at
once feminine and stylish.
Fashion has departed from Paris like all
her distinguished guests, and has taken
up her quarters by the seaside. among the
mountains and at the country seats-ev-
erywhere, in, fact. where she is honored
and petted. Does this. however, mean
and unconventional moods? By no means.
A sight of the neighborly relations of good
fellowship between the owners of villas
and country seats will prove it. Day after
day informal gatherings are organized,
and II requires a veritable genius on the
part Of mistress of house to entertain
her guest in cordial, amusing, and novel
manner
II is generally from the domain of the
past that the style of an original recep-
ton is borrowed. but modern resources
bring with them comfort which is by no
means displeasing. even to most respect
full votaries of ancient customs.
The grand charity fete recently given at
the Trianon has brought back into favor
the "gouters'' of the eighteenth century.
LIANT custom is imperative. The automo-
bile brings visitors many miles. conse-
quently the number of guests may be un-
limited at these so-to-speak receptions,
which either precede or follow sensa-
tional game of lawn tennis or the return
from the races or open air concert.
The pretexts are numerous, but the hour
is always charming.
A fashion in very good taste is to set
up in "salle verte' in the park we'll