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The Irish standard., 1901-01-12
NEWS FROM IRELAND.

On the night OF Dee 10, in WeX-
ford, daring act of burglary WAS
committed. The South Main street
postoflice WAS broken into, and it is
not known what has been taken AWAY
The burglar apparently used cllisci
and forced open a panel in the pril,-
cipal window. 10 all Appearances he
failed to get his body through the apcr-
ture. There We're a few letters under
his hand, but he did not touch thcm
Whether there were others that he
took away is not known. The police
have no clue up to the present.
WICKLOW.
In the court OF queens bench, Dub
lin, on Dec. GOTH before Justice Glib
son. Il motion was made on behalf of
the Bank of Ireland for an order that
they be at liberty to mark final indg-
ment for i406 lis. Cd. against Mrs.
Lucy Mcdaniel, who resides in Ark
low. Mr.. Jonathan PIN appeared for
the plaintiffs, and said the money was
due on foot of four promisSory notes
to the Arklow branch of the bank.
There was no defence to the action,
and Justice Gibson made the order
sought
DOWN.
After living to the age of 1O7 years,
Ceramic McGrattnn died recently in
Ardrossan. She was born III Clough-
ey, county Down-wherc, by the way,
they would pronounce her name Nc
Grettan--in 1888 She settled down IN
Scotland, a widow, in 1857, ana for
some years had been blind. Cloughcy
is Il small village three miles from
Portaferry, in the Ard Peninsula. In
May, 1893, the farmers of the district,
who were nearly all United lrishmcn.
together with those of the other town
lands adjacent, attempted to take
Portaferry, which was garrisoned by
ycomanry and regulars. The fight
! lasted for several hours, and tho
United men would have been success
full but for the appearance of gun
boat in Strangford Tough, which, Will
her guns, decided the contest in favo,
of the government. Grannic McGrat
tan, as a little girl of five, must have
known some OF the men who started
out to do that days work for Ireland
The Irish standard., 1901-01-12
pRORA'rE NOrICN

STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
llenncpn. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Bridget
Kelley. Deceased.
On reading and filing the final account of
the eNccutrix of the last will and testament
OF said deceased and her petition praying
Tor the allowance of said account and for
II decree assigning the residue of said estate
to the persons Ivy law entitled to the same:
IT is ORDERED, That said petition be
heard ut n general term of said Court to be
leld ut the Court House in the city of
Minneapolis. in said County. on Monday,
the lth day of February. 1901, at 10 o'clock
III the forcnoon; and that notice of such
hearing he given to all persons Interested,
ny publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing IN the Irish Standard, n
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated nj Minneapolis, this 10th day OF
january, 1901.
by the Court:
Il. G. HARVEY,
Judge OF Probate.
a. Il. Ankeny,
Attorney for EXrcutrix
The Irish standard., 1901-01-12
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The Irish standard., 1901-01-12

MCGOWAN & Mahoney, fire insur-
ance, real estate, loans, 125 Central
avenue.
The Irish standard., 1901-01-12

Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor
law. 920 Guaranty Loan Building.
The Irish standard., 1901-01-12

CALL UT MEAGHER & co.
If you want good dry pine wood. Ev.
cry load warranted. Tel. 1851.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Ole Dillon ituffet libel.

Gbicaso, Sn., lobe Sum DE
SIion bar Sanbelsbetient / &pr.
bolms @roceributif pua Gait Oipi-
lion Street. San bar 16 aar gam.
mel. aI. $50 i~gaaraftes, meoeus
ban Itob | 9aebeIen ai 9lttifen, iaa
ban Here baIpnorne Gutter Lobe forbi
og inappe en- Gel S%rsniaser | Sar.
ten. Slion fortiIste benz siennem
Here forte @aber % par neiten ballet
ino paa Dem, oa @iitterne penbte fla
on, % en- al benz traf en- 3nip. 81.
ion fiGn,peoe, % oct lpffeoes bom
at Hoa nosle al benz neb. Saa bIep
ban bogira itliffet | oen penitre Sioe,
en- CONNIE unber Siertei. tSon paf.
leoe og falbt ubepibit | Irmene pua
Goiparo Sinbnbl, EN- SiIfteoenRrenoe.
en- Ooftor blen bentet, men Slion
oeoe. for ban fom.
Sfslse @ibnesbprb brnste en- ita.
lienif @ut Sripen. BoIitiet oeo,
bpor ban Dor.
unoerretningen ON llIpffen
noaeSe OIions Stem noeIe Iimltter
ienere, oe Sor9lbrene fom mart.
De bar iorgbetpneeoe. os BET Dor iaa.
piot. at beres Senner fitnbe opertoIe
Dem til at penbe tiIbage til Siemmet.
Gutter unberitottebe fine SorGIbre
oe De intoo grsbre og Ssitrc. San
boooe arbeihet hos HprboIm | DC TO
forlsbne gor. Soa iina ban bar,
bar ban en- opgtis SanoeIsbetient.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Weteor faloer.

Groofston, Miun., 1sbe SUM-. s.
M. Stephens, ipm bpr nar Grpofstpn,
piier frem ct Sutpsrafi al en- Wetepr,
Tom nplis falot neb paa bans 5arm.
9a ben falbt neb. siproe ben en- Stsl
Masen til ben, ium en- flor &atet sisr.
Scr. Stspbens iaa en- flor Slbbolo fal'
be burtigt. Zen lisnebe en- Gplinoer,
Tom breiebe fig runpt mrget iprt, os
@niiter flsi fra ben. Gen blep ieet fun
ct gieblit, isr ben traf Sorben fipsle
Sunbrebe garbs fra bans gus. @n
8psitp, ia enbps 5lammer itipS op,
Tom ON ben tprre Serb itulce p9re ans
teuot. 3eteprcn peier 210 Eunb, us
bens llbieenoe bier, at ben er en- Die
talmeteor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
minneiotas Dag.

Buffalo. q. o., tSoe Sunni. Sbaa
bar oct Minneiptas Gag, % Winne'
iota Statsbpsnins paa ben pan'
amerifonife llbitilingsgrunb bler
inbpiet. @iiberner Ban Cant, bans
Stab, nnoen Battalion al 6srite Rin'
neiota Reaiment og mango gorgere
al Stnten bar tilitebe. 1000 Soli
bar tilitebe i Semple OF Nuiic, bpor
Soften bIep boIbt. programmed be.
fob al Wiiiif o. SaIer. aler DC
0ouean, BrGiioent for Winneiotos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. foretos Den
iormelle Operlepering al g%pgningen.
@upernsren bIeo snifet pelfom.
men. Son iaebe bl. a.: Seq bar al
tib faitboIot, at ineen offentlig Wano
IfaI mobtage @aper; berfor operlepe.
rer iee g%pgningen, isr leg bar ieet
ben til Gem % giennem Dem til
Minneiotos Soil.
Weolemmer al Ssrfte Winneiota,
iea lpfsnifer Dem meb Deres Tilite'
bepprelie Der, men ig b9orer lem
mere emo nle for Deres Selpopof.
relic. Waor 2anoet tr9ngte SoIoa-
ter, sif DC og fipmpeoe for andre.
Miuneiota er bersmt for fit SoIf, for
fit &orn. for fit Sern oe for fit Smsr.
Bort Smsr bandit Rremie | Baris,
% riIneliepis oil bet oinbe Der o.
iaa."
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
"a Crosse % Smegn.

Te 9epihimnes aarlise Ronpen.
tior oil BIZ aiboIot Der / Ga @roSie
ben 3bie Suit. 0eIeguter fra for.
Fielige TeIe al Stoten bill inbfinoe
fig, os fremraeenbe Gsoihmuue.
9prere oil boIoe ~Soreor9."
en- Sarmer peo Raon Rres, et
Bar giIs 8ei Spb for Ircaoia. %
hons SON bIeo iorleben DAG orpbt
al SDnet, mens De bar inhe / Staiben
SorSb9rbsiten | Smegnen at
Ga Grosie oil bIi uipopmIie itor. oa
Ttnsier al @Rr bar i Here Doge op.
ret brogt irh til @pen. 6roiffaben
Tor ct 9ar Tiger iioen bar ~,tbetpbeIis,
Wr. 8. 9ierleffeu meb SamiIie
par iorleoen ! ST Raul ior al oper.
urre SegraoeI'eu I'll Wtr. 2ierIcffcnS
9rooer.
grthur Streeter. ION bar Dor.
uet poa unioer'i:etet / Waoiion, oenh.
te 'orIeoer biem Ill ga crosse FOR al
tiIbriree Sommerferier biemme,
en- 9lasie paa 21 bIep i Som
bags fonfirmeret al 8uitor g. 8, Sif.
Slorence. Ell Iioeu > Iar gam.
mel Gatter al gfr, oa Mrs. Sloi 81.
len Sia CT, aigif peo Dooen SCR.
bags Worgen.
u. 9orien Der ira @Nn bapoe
'orIe6en SrpIiip meb Nliis .. SAB.
bout. 9rDnuppet bolotes hos 9ru.
oers SorPlore 81. Baul. Wir. Gar.
ZEN or nuint hos @eitcrn Union Sele.
graph so. Der i 9peu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Siprts apneert.

Gel er aItib ell Scrnsielie at tunne
aunefoe en- SiIitelning eller en- aon'
cert, nonr bet iom / n9ro9renoe Stl-
ieIbe tan he / Grflenoelie al, at Bu.
bIifim bar inbfriet i'm 5orplistelie
Iieeion ppnteliet % bonnet lom De
~optrebenoe arnrftnere. Set er life
aItio ~ianIebes; berfor ffntter ri bet
oaioo iaaneect mere. ). 6. Sport
bar eIers aItio pRret pelfommeri Der
/ DEBORAH, % BET par iaaIeoes iffe
itft nosen SperraifeIie, at bans aon'
cert / Munhoes Ittes bapbe triffet
et iaa toIrigt % forftoaelieStiiot vi.
bIttinn, Tom SiIi9Ibet bar. De fleite
fienber bam. bar bort bans oafre
Stem1ne isr og laoer life eierne an.
Iebninsen til al bore ben igien gaa
fla iorbi. Mrs. Short bar minore
fienbt Der, ibet bette bar berroes ferite
Sptr9oen / Gecorob, men benoes
bIsbe, nonafulbe Gang BANDIT benoe
utpiHourt mango 8enner aIlereoe peo
bette ferite Rsbe. Der er intet TO-
buff peo Wrs. Siorts Stemme; ben
bar fin 9egr9nsnirg, men er bleo %
iu~npatbetif, boiIfet BET forefum os,
at bet IpffebeS benbe beore at
Ipaae for Doaen | StreIeafis ~Sappp
Days" enb | Solpeiss Gang, Der
~forreiten ogion bleo meset soot moo
ioset, Sialmor anberion ipinebe
n,eb craftsmanship SRrbigbeo i'm
ManboIin Zig, iom Ri albrie bar bsrt
en- Wanbolm ipiIlet fsr; ban trent.
Icftebe be forunberlieite Sormonier
Of tit Snitrrmert, og for ben tolrige
SiIbererifare q ben operrTfenne
@irfnins Of enfelte Barrier en- ublan.
BET 0pbeIie. @oIlegets 8lee Rlib.
Der biiioo peo &nncerter, blep trent
faIbt efter bpert al fine TO ghtnmere
oe lang ion panligt gobt.
On eob Del al sgren for Den bel.
Ipftebe aoncert bill ri life betGnte os
paa OF ttIfRnbe Wtiis autberire Siis-
toebt. Der peb lit ubm9rfei sieunem.
fsrte Encouragement sap bpert go.
louuuurrer pao Brogrammet foreget
Barb % Suteresie. WaabeIigt 9ia.
noaffompagnemert er besoarre al.
miaoelist nof beito iterre Bris iGt.
ter maj paa bet pel uofsrte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Gsenifab at en- Sptrninssfomite oa
fom til oct MeiuItot, at be bapoe piin.
Oct gaIget meo 497 Stemmers 5Ier.
toll. oa bporpiot GountpiGoet ifiiISe
iorbIipe ! Snuf @apios ener fptes til
Solep.
Oct bIep itrar funoeiort, of en-
CONTEXT ifufoe beepnbes unoer ben
aIminoeliee 8aIeIop paa @runb al
georas % Sfr9miIer mob be item.
meberettigebe. Spis D. aunbrebe
SoIepborgere fontnter imorgen, oil
De foa en- parm WobtageIie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
NnmcIoelic.

1.-THE Christian Youth. Sette mo-
mGrtebe Raaueosblao for lutberii lusbom
er, ipm meboelt. ioist iii Suitor G.S. Spul'
me / gsittenbers ISIS. os oenueS Spu W.
G. CONNIE. Sen iioIte er SlaoetS 8epat-
tor, cs bette Spsrp uil ban uoeu SuiI file
ia sppt fra-at opmme eiter oct igrite 30,
Der er uofpmmet unesr bans 9ebelie. 9G'
i%eItpiiet er mcsst pelpaIst, iriltt os sppt.
Si Tan anbeiale 'Ghriitian gcutb' paa BET
bebIte % baaber. at bet maa pinOe SHbsaus
/ Here % Here Sism iblauot os.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
et,sess propnfrmarses.
sm nsrt ,srssairmsrr.,.

q nar .HpprngeI opmaIuneu -puspen
nen- % sr m GET peltiIfreos meo ben. Ten
par lanet pver Dor Scrpentrina bodee | I'D.
keuoe oa I'll at arbeioe. IS Gents 5ra0t
epuiS Suub. Garlan Soma
SnmaSftuen sSuspcnneu." ION ui RI meo
@gpiten.' bar pl life iunpet upseu 6eii peo.
% u haabsr, at ben i 5rentioen oaloa pt
Ipdre til uor 5crueufmna. Zen arbeioer let
% alsr acot Arteioe. 6rasten 20 eentA.
dmmue 9. Sillano. DEBORAH, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
&eiienbe.

Geiicnbe-
U. Srosemb % Grit @ongsneIs
reiite / Onsbnss meo 90. 2orlen I'll
Spo 9atoto for at le efter 9ano.
Crit @npericn reiite ! Sirsbogs
til Grarp. q. Sof., bpor bans Son
Cigar brioer 9anfforretuins.
Z. q. @oIo % 9atter 9ertba
liant Wtiis 8. u @oIb oe' DdiS
Sobniou fra @unber, Soma, bar BEN
ne llac oqref / 9ecordb for at oper'
pore S1rtninesfdterne peo 2utber
COLLEGE.
Ole SnIitao reiite | Srsoogs
I'll ben norbIiee Del at Ueinneiota
for at ie eiter 9nro.
German 9uliffor fra gooe,
Soma, bor i hsie Gage pTret ! gpen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
uro Sauf Sapios.

Sauf Rapios. @aiHn., ISH Stunt.
SpbioieIie rnnoer ber iaften / anleo.
ming al @ountpiGoeitrioen meo 80.
Ieg. SuroreSe Mano meo 40 9iere.
tsier iorloo 5oIep iaiten for al brinae
Gomtpets geger OF Iotumenter
ira Can't Hapios til Der me Gornrip.
irAe. 60. trues meS, at bpis Der
gjeres noget Sorieg pna at ilpite
Oisie Eager til 5oIep. oil oct bIipt
mooitaoet meo Nagt, buis BET et
neopenoiet.
G-oamtptommisi9rern msote
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Wprmunrrnes @tnirrinn. Meri

Ho"t "VNltituU. UtCIlCU
Gith 17oe Sum-. Mormonerogenten
Sanes ~. Cannon er anfommen bio
for at fire liz ira Resierineen en-
SnhrsmmeIie Ill at toloniiere meo
1000 Snmilier Oct 9anb, buorfra
gnqui. Suoiorerne er iaeet bort. @r.
Cannon Tiger: "@i tror, al Ibis pas.
ienoe SnnoitrGfninger bIir itinct I'll
Dor Sorieiuins i 9oqui.2 nubet, pil ri
/ bette Sono uSrette meget for Gre
Den, ior, Wormortirfeu bar itaoei
aniigt I'll Auiist nno Snoianerprc.
bIemet, Iise iiheu Den blep organic
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Mmcriean einiens Namper a,

Ameriean einiens Somper st.
IouI" afsif ira Nep 9orf oen t9oe
Sum-, % Iasiagerer Tor gtorge pen.
ties al o9re frenmne Den 2Soe. ST.
2ouis" nisif ira southampton oei,
15oe Sum % oil nao irem I'll Nep
Dorf Hen 22be, Tasiaeerer Tor BE.
item bill pare / Chicago 10 0age ie-
mere, "Rbpnlmio oil afieile ira Vbi-
Iaoelpbia ben 22be Suni, % Tasia.
serer for 9orge burbe bore iremme
Den Zoe SuIi. "@eitcuIano" afsit
ira liverpool ocn i2te Sirni OF oil
pare / 9bilaoeIphia oen 22be. Has'
ioserer for Seiten buroe pGre / Obi.
eago 10 Dose ienere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Sampifibct "Sanuiiau"

nnfommen Ill San 6roncisco fra
SoncInIu meb ben itsritc SuffcrIob.
ming, iom er ienbt no fra Sapaii.
cerne, Zen beitob al $500 Cons,
o9roiat iii S750,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
SorifieHist.

YIN Samf. Ssrite Stotsbonf / ct.
Silaire. Mirn.. er netcp intorpore.
ret. GenS a~ftiefapitaI er $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Ipribweitcrn Manniaetnrina So

Duluth bar irforporeret meo en- 9lf.
tiefapitoI al 100000. aompnniet
foI ortoe Stpberi % NaIfiuiorret.
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

iiluffe, firieer pite uner Gorfaa bar Smers
ter | @naaeu eler uuoerlioet, 9eucprrboed.
~SddreauneIfe o.fo., fda frio itrnS efter en-
nj Srsce % f~ulofirroise ~SpieSninaer.
let tsitsr fsm tnfst AZ siSre e. ssriss,
% Se fan belbreSe Sem fen | Seres eaet
Siem uoeu uossn eGee. Set beIbreoer ale
-unet 90 aamle. Sfrie III
MRS. n. FRETTER, Detroit. Mich.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
IecOrab % Dmegrl.
Zen sooe Suni 1901.
TpbsfaD.

Olaf q. anoerion berof gnen
osoe / GusoosS gIftes j fin Ssiters
$iem paa Brain Street efter to Tigers
Spehcm. aioebe Dor feot % op-
oorei Der. Gan bIep Inn 81 aar
aanrneI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Dofiter

Geo oil feEoe frit bet
bersmie -Some Sreai'
meHt~ Der heIbreoeoe
MIC. efterai be beoite CIR.
Ger bnnoe aioef mia op.
eois Re bar en- ueos
trhneune ~SOrnemmeIfe. en-
CaIeIfa NJ fo~effnnerNe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
DAINTY GOWNS.

Paris is pleading her hardest for the
general adoption of white frOcks and is
persuadtng us to the direct eXtrava-
gance with mousselines, batistes and
lmons, all eXquisitely embellished with
delicate lncTustatfCnS of lace or that eff
fectlye open work broderie Anglaise
The lace she frequently elects to have
OF quite deep, warm tint and IS In
cllned to be very impressive in her use
of printed or. as the shops prefer to
call these in that Granddaughter way
which is all their own, painted ribbons.
The very cleverest bows are twisted un
and stitched fiat at the one edge while
the ends either drape in effective fes-
toon fashion or are carried up to the
waist, when the scheme is, perchance,
continued on the corsage, finally ter
minatinS in a bow and long ends be-
tween the shoulders.
A sash, or rather the arrangement of
sash. that is infinitely telling allied
to fichu Is started from the back
crossed high in front and carried up
between the shoulders at the back
where 1t serves, IN addition to its deco
ratiVe duties, TO hold the corner OF the
fichu in place. the front of the latter
tucking itself away in pretty, pouchdng
fashion beneath the crossed ribbon
But the most bewilderingly- wonder
full trimming is that brought about by
means of large insertion which is ap-
lating and intricate scroll designs on
veilings and crepe de chine. outlined
by the tiniest black ribbon velvet or an
equally tiny ruche of chiffon Chiefly
is it the time one pays for In securing
such q contamination. Wherefore, Civ
en- the time, does not the notion inspire
the aspiring home dressmaker?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25

treated in this way. 1t is always best
to submit them to the professional reno
vator.
In selecting a few wells for myself
was impressed with the variety of pat
terms. There is the close meshed white
silk, with its big chenille dots. This is
the proper thing for yachting wear Then
there is the veil overlaid with clusters
OF golf sticks, which no golfng girl is
content to be without. Besides these
are many odd patterns, patches of flow
ers and birds with outstretched wings
being conspicuous. Covered with one
of these much decorated affairs. the
human face looks much like that of a
tattooed sailor. When the veil is worn
merely over the hat, 1t looks all right,
but when drawn over the countenance,
the effect is indescribably ugly.
The cloak wearing craze seems to ex-
tend to every sort of outdoor costume.
The latest development of the fad is
the yachting cloak, a long affair reach
ing about to the knees and supplied with
high collar to protect the back of the
head. The cloaks are made of fine cloth,
the collar faced with velvet widening
into revers. On model shown last week
the buttons were large and of chased
silver. The cloak itself was a double af-
fair the upper or cape portion being
about three-quarters of the length of
the under section. Such a garment can
not be very comfortable on shipboard,
where the breeze blows everything about
in an annoying way but it might be APP
proved for land use, where it's length
would make 1t an excellent thing for
stormy winter days.
Speaking of cloaks recalls to mind the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
eIled to do up her hair without her be.

PEELED to do up her hair without her be-
loved rat"
A change in the syle of hairdressing
need cause no anxiety to the woman who
is willing to study her face and figure to
see how best she can adapt ths prevailing
style to her own individuality. But the
woman who puts herself into the hands
Of any ordinary hairdresser. and. says,
well, I don't know what Is becoming
to me; do up my hair whatever way you
think best" is in a fair way Of making
a fright of herself. She ought to make
a study of her whole figure, her slender
ness, her embonpoint, her STATURE her
face, the shape of her head and her nose,
and discover which are her good points.
Every woman has at least one or two
good features, and she ought to study
how to adapt prevailing styles to her own
advantage and not leave 1t to a hair
dresser to make women look like lot Of
sheep.
There are a few general rules that hold
good whatever the style. If the nose is
straight and continues the line Of the
forehead without much depression the
style of hairdressing should aim at sim
pdicity. The hair should be worn low
and waved or rippled over the head. One
or two little curls may be effective fall
is tiptilted and inclined to piquancy
more fanciful style may be adopted, and
it's characteristic should be grace. For
those with long noses, dignity should be
the quality and an imposing style with
plenty of ornaments and elaboration
should be sought.
If the forehead narrows above the
check bones fluff out the hair above and
to the right of the brow. If the forehead
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25

Tor the same purpose, and among them
was well-dressed woman with child,
manly little chap about four years old,
with an attractive face framed in light
golden curls. Presently Mrs. Mckinley
came out. She bowed very graciously
to the crowd several times and then
started for her carriage Suddenly she
caught sight Of the little boy and went
back to where he stood She stopped
bent down, and began to talk to him. The
New York woman was fortunate enough
to hear a part of the conversation
i know who you are" the little hoy
said, and, meeting her smile, he went
ON, you're the presidents wife"
And who are your" said Mrs Nc
Kinley
My names Arthur" answered the
day"
That's right, Arthur" said Mrs. Nc
Kinley, "httler boys than you have
grown up to be presidents Mr. Mckin-
ley was even hitler than you are once
The the first, lady of the land gave 1T
tie Arthur warm kiss, babe him good
by and went on to her carriageSNew
York Times.
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A JAPANESE BOADICEA,

Seventeen centuries ago the Japanese
Emperor Chuai was playing his lutte IN
the presence Of his Wife and prime min
lister. Whether on account of the music
or from some other cause the empress
became inspired with divine affiatus and
began to utteF-the thoughts put into her
mind by the deity. '"There IS a land to
the Westward she exclaimed, land in
that land an abundance of treasure, gold
and silver, dazzling to look upon This
land will now beStow upon YOU"
The emperor pushed away his Lutte 'If
you go up to a high place and look to-
ward the west" said he, there Is no
land to be seen, but only the great
waters. They are lying spirits who have
spoken to you"
Then the god was filed with anger,
and again he moved the empress to
prophecy you are not f1t," she said
ito rule this empire. Go the one road"'
But the prime minister trembled when
he heard these words, and said to his
master: II am troubled, my heavenly
sovereign, by this terrible message. Con
tnue, | pray to play the august Lutte"
The Emperor Chuai commenced to play
softly; gradually the sound died away;
all was still. They held a light to mis-
face and saw that he was dead. But
the empress put herself at the head of
her fleet, invaded the land of gold and
silver with her warriors and soon made
the three kingdoms of Corea tributary
to Japan.
These things happened, we are told, in
the year 201 A. D.. and the story of the
valiant empress is as familiar to a Japa-
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dressed women in the world. never thinks
of wearing her wells more than once. AS
this is an extravaganza few persons can
afford, let me make a suggestion. A
friend whose wells are always admirable,
took me into her confidence. She has
half dozen wells in stock, and wears
each one two or thre times. Then she
takes the soiled veil and pins it upon
smooth board to extend all the wrinsles.
When the veil is secured upon the board
and is perfectly fiat, being held along the
edges by small taclls which she keeps for
that purpose, she rinses it thoroughly in
a large vessel filed with water, in which
a little ammonia has been dropped. If
she has no time for a serious washing
the veil is held underline hot water fau-
Get and then under the cold before being
put aside to dry. When it is taken down.
the material is not stretched OUT Of
shape, as it would have been had she
washed it by hand. Moreover, it has ac-
quired all the crispness Of newness.
Thick silk wells cannot, of course, lie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25

Is broad and the face narrow avoid any
style that increases the width of the
brow. The hair done low. about on a.
line with the tops Of the ears, with
plenty OF ornament at the side, will help
to MI out the necessary width of the
face. projecting forehead will not
bear any style that brings the hair for
ward, nor IS it well to draw it back too
much, as either style discloses the de-
feet. A receding forehead requires the
hair to be brought forward A few little
soft curls will soften any marked defect
in the forehead, but If a woman has a
fine brow let her never disguise it, no
matter what the prevailing mode.
If the mead is fiat on top arrange the
hair high in coils or plaits, or turned
over a cushion of hair, for of all ugly
effects a fat surface on a woman's head
IS the ugliest. If her hair is scanty use
pads of hair, for while too great a use
Of artificial hair is to be regretted it is
not wrong for a woman to restore ner