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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-14

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and don't grip or grippe; the kind the
IT rely upon cascarets entirely in looking
after our children"
Mrs Ellen Barwell, 1872 Division St., St. Louis.
My little boy three years old was troubled
with bleeding piles. We began TO give him
Cascarets; and before he had taken one box he
W. A. Goir, obmulgee. 1. T.
Ny little daughter complained of not feeling
wei and began TO vomit ana became very sick.
half Cascaret tablet was given her and in less
than half-sn-hOur she got up as well as ever.
Cascarets are a household necessity"
-Thos. l.. Most, P. NJ, Trenton, Pa.
MY little girl was greatly troubled with
worms but after giving her q 25c box Of Cas-
cRrets she is entirely well. Mrs. John +. Biley,
s Sudler St., Gloucester Mass.
Medicine forced on the little ones
medicine is an injustice to the dear Ii
selves, makes them peevish and afrai'
it will rot be effective Oh
ask for them and are kept healthy alv
childhood's ailments.
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-14
Happy Childhood Knows What's Best

Medicine it much par
will the little darng medicine that good and
and don't grippe; the kind they like themselves
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Democrats of Monona County.

oNAWA. Ia, Sept. 27.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The Monona county democratic
convention was called to order at the court
house this afternoon by l.. e. Grow, county
chairman, who named VIII C. Whiting as
chairman, and b. f. Roe as secretary. VIII
liam Weise, B. e. Levins and c. F. Putnam
were appointed committee on credentials.
+. F. Roe, j. w. Davis and ]. r. Murphy
were appointed committee on permanent or
ganization. A motion to name a committee
on resolutions was voted down by a de-
cisive majority. Hon. VIII C. Whiting ad-
dressed the convention, thanking the dele
gates for their support last year and speak
ing on railroad taxation for about thirty
minutes. His remarks were heartily ap-
plauded. The following ticket was noml-
mated; Auditor. John r.. Moore;
clerk of district court, A. H. vredenburg,
recorder, Samuel Harrison; county attorney.
John W. Aderson; supervisor, John P. OIL
sen. A motion that the ONCE Of sheriff
be left vacant on account Of the late tragedy
was carried unanimously. The convention
was one OF the most successful held for
years, and was full Of enthusiasm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Must Answer for Murder.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, Sept. 27.-(special)-
Bin Wilder, a young man who lives north
east Of this city in Geneva township,
Franklin county, must answer TO the
charge OF murder, having been held by the
grand jury of that county. On June 6, IL is
alleged, Ed Dolson and two companions
were returning from a dance and stopped
at the Wilder home on invitation. II is
claimed that drinking followed. ultimately
ending In a quarrel in which Wilder shot
Dolson as the visitors were leaving the
place. Dolson dying later OF his wounds.
Another OF the party was struck by a
charge OF buckshot but not seriously in
jured. The date Of the trial has not been
set but will probably not come up at this
term Of the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
= sslln carn.tr and ruEn.

Davis sells d. ugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Mauthe, fine watch repairing, 2S B'way.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 4e B'way
Special sale on picture mats. c. z. Alex
ander & Co. 1913 Broadway.
Big school tablets only 4 cents each at
A. 3. Howe's, $40 Broadway.
Patrick Hsnniphan died yesterday morn
ing at his residence in Bloomer township.
Painting season now. Figure with the
c. b. Paint. OIL and Glass company, Ma
sonic temple.
Take your prescription to Morgan &
Dickey, lR Broadway, the reliable drug
men, TO be filled.
The condition Of Captain c. S. Hubbard
Of 1857 Avenue d was reported yesterday
as somewhat improved.
NJ. =. Conant, 416 Broadway, aged SO
years, died Saturday morning. Deceased
had been a resident Of Council Bluffs since
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. ]. 7.
Tidd,
There will be a special meeting of Palm
grove Monday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Frank Hitchcock on Washington
avenue.
Judge Macy adjourned district court yes
terday morning until Monday afternoon
n went to Harlan to spend Sunday with
his family.
Deyoe's ready mixed paints are recog-
nized as the best in the world. Morgan 4
Dickey, l2 Broadway, are headquarters for
lue5G phllls.
The first meeting of the season of the
Athenian club will be held Tuesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Sackett,
Ll6 Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morand's Dancing school
opens in Hughes hall Thursday, October 2.
Children, AIS p. m. adults, 1880 p. M. as
semblies, S:45 y. m. Admission 20 cents
@. c.. Donnella and Miss Carrie Voboril.
both of Omaha, were married in this city
yesterday afternoon at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church rectory by Rev. George Edward
Walk.
Attorney Fremont Benjamin has brought
an action In the district court at Avoca for
the appointment of a guardian for William
Cuppy, at one time q wealthy and prom
inent resident of Pottawattamie county.
A number of business men, clerks, Office
employees and public school pupils will
enter night school Monday evening at the
Western Iowa Business college. Complete
business, shorthand and English courses.
Increase your salary by gaining knowledge.
Fred N. Lewis, son of Mrs. S. f. Lewis OF
Macedonia Ia. was brought to Council
BLUFFS Friday night from Bismarck, S. D.,
and placed in st. Bernard's hospital for
treatment for mental trouble. He was ac-
companied here by his mother and a
younger brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
MeIvin's street Carnival.

sIBLEY, Ia, Sept. 2z.-(specisl Tele-
gram.)-The new town Of Melvin held a
street carnival and farmers picnic today.
Lake Park and Ocheyedan furnished cornet
music. Thompson. a ST. Paul aeronaut.
made a successful balloon ascension. Love
land OF Ellsworth, Mimi. a noted wrestler,
was thrown twice out OF three times by
Cooper Of Lake Park. The Waseca. MINI.
base ball team defeated the Brownies OF
Algona, IL to 2. There was a variety OF
street races, including a girls foot race.
Glover Of sibley spoke on the democracy Of
. carnival.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
HEAVY WIND AT FORT DODGE
People Are Badly Frightened, Al
though No Loss of Life or Serious
Damage is Reported.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Sept. 27.-(Special
Observation-Disclosures of Fort Dodge took
to storm cellars on Friday night, terrified
by a terrific windstorm which visited the
city. Although no very heavy damage is
reported in the city barns we're blown dowI
and the telephone service is badly impaired
Considerable damage was done over the
county. At Lehigh the end Of a building
owned by Mrs. Harper and occupied by hel
with her two children and several boarders
was blown out. No one was injured. Tn
roof OF the bank Of Duncombe was blown OF
and the building was badly damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
CROWDS LISTEN TO BURKETT
RIdIcuIes Calamity Predictions and
Explains All Issues of the
Campaign.

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. Sept. 27.-(special.)
The republican congressional campaign
was opened here last night by Hon. E. J.
Burkett, who spoke to an enthusiastic
crowd. Hon. william Sutton presided. Mr..
Burkett showed that all the dire calamities
predicted by the opposition had failed to
materialize and the country was prosperous
as never before. All the campaign issues
were made clear to the audience, which
showed it's appreciation by frequent rounds
Of applause. Hon. J. M. Cravens, candidate
for the legislature, also spoke. other can
didates present were Hon. w. H.. Wilson,
candidate for representative, and Hon. c. l.
Norris, senatorial nominee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Return Four More indictments.

AvoCA, Ia, Sept. ~27.-(special Telegram.)
There were four more Indictments made
public today. The result OF the recent ses-
sion Of the grand jury here. They were
Carl Hector, murder in the second degree,
for the killing Of Fred johnson on July eth.
Andy Sandiland, a partner Of George Swift,
who was also charged with breaking and
entering a building. Claus Ehmke Of Wal
nut, charged with maintaining a nuisance
by not complying with the mulct law, and
f. J. olin, charged with keeping a gambling
house here. In the case OF Bair against
Bunnell, the plaintiff was given a verdict
for 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
SHORTAGE BURIED NINE YEARS
Books of Former Treasurer of Cedar
County Are Now Being Exam
ined by Experts.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Sept. 2~7.-(Special Tel
egram.)-As a result Of startling develop
ments in Cedar county, Nebraska, expert
accountants are at work on the books kept
by Thomas F. ziegler, who was treasurer
Of the county in 1898. 1t is reported his
shortage will amount to 500. 900. Until re-
Gently Ziegler was a state senator He
resigned his ONCE in the legislature and
moved to lola, Kan, where he is interested
in the natural gas resources and where
he now resides. Although an effort is be-
ing made to keep the details secret, the
facts already disclosed nave created a
great sensation at Harrington, the county
seat. 1t is stated that Ziegler's scheme was
to use the same drafts several times as
evidence Of credit.
Ziegler's successor as county treasurer
was Sc 900 short, which amount he made
good.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Polk RsrubIican Enthusiasm.

osCEOLA, Neb., Sept. 27.-(specisl Tel
egram. This has been a red letter day for
the republicans Of Polk county, the con-
%vention this afternoon being full Of enthusi-
asm. Judge Saunders was chairman and B.
A. barrow secretary, and each nominee re-
ceived the unanimous vote Of the conven-
ton. II. C. Beebe, county attorney, was re-
nominated. John B. Buckley, an old wheel
horse, who led the party when populists
were thick and II was a forlorn hope, was
nominated for representative and John M,
Jaax for county commissioners for the north
east district. Every man on The ticket
enters into the campaign to win, and with
them and Ulmsted OF Nance county for SEN
ator, Polk county was never better repre-
ented
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
MANY VETERANS MAKE TRIP
At Least Fifty from Council Bluffs E1-
pSctsd to Attend the Enoampmsnt.
LEAVE IN A SPECIAL CAR ON SATURDAY
Expected Tha a Heavy Train VIII BE
Accumulated by the Time the
Party Bur-
IinEton.

At the meeting OF Abe Lincoln post last
evening arrangements we're completed for
attending the national encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic to be held In
Washington, d. c., october 6 to IL. Coun-
Gil Bluffs will be we'll represented at the
national encampment and Colonel John
Lindt Of this city, state commander Of
the Department OF Iowa. will head a good
sized delegation not only from this city,
but from all portions Of Iowa.
Heading the delegation from Council
Bluffs with State Commander Lindt will be
Captain Cousins, sheriff Of Pottawattamie
county and state inspector Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. From the list sub
mitted last evening at the meeting Of the
post It Is expected that between forty and
fifty veterans Of the civil war from this
city will make the trip to the national en-
campment. Many Of the old soldiers will
take advantage Of the low railroad rates,
as in years past, to take their families
with them and visit their old homes in the
east.
A special car has been engaged for the
Council Bluffs delegation and it will leave
here at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of Oc-
tober 4 over the Burlington. 1t will be
Joined on its trip through Iowa by cars
EOuldluluk tue ~ SolulbIb lIOh ObuCi
points along the line, and 1t is expected that
by the time the train reaches Burlington
there will be nearly a dozen special coaches
Of veterans, all bound for the national en-
campment at the nations capital.
The headquarters Of the Iowa delegation
in Washington will be at the Hotel Bar
ton, 1913 Fifteenth street, northwest. The
Hawkeyes will be headed in the parade by
a band which has been engaged by the
Iowans now residing in Washington. The
MEMBERS Of the delegation will be conspic-
uous by a long yellow ribbon hanging over
the shoulder, from which will be suspended
a large ear Of corn for a canteen. The spe-
cial Iowa train will go from Chicago by
way of the Big Four and the Chesapeake &
Ohio 20 Washington.
| State Commander Lindt is in favor Of the
election of General Stewart Of Pennsylvania
for national commander. Colonel Lindt
and General Stewart are old-time friends
and served together in the wal from Penn
sylvania. Many of the old soldiers in this
city, however. are friendly toward Gen
eral Black Of Illinois. Commander Lindt
stated yesterday that he would like to see
the Iowa delegation vote as a unit for
Stewart. He gave as his reason that Penn
s~ylvania had always stood by Iowa in the
, past. and when Iowa asked that the Old
Soldiers home be located west of the Mis-
sissippi the old soldiers of Pennsylvania
voted with them and further induced the
New York representatives to do likewise
and as a result the home was located al
Fort Leavenworth. This being the case
State Commander Lindt is hopeful of the
Iowa vote going as a unit for Stewart.
Palm Grove dance Tuesday, September 80
w. DIV. hall nrize waltz. Gentlemen 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Davis sells glass.
y. Y. Plumbing Co.. eeleDhoDs ESQ
Thieves visit Two Depots,

Thieves broke into the Rock Island and
Milwaukee passenger depots Friday night,
evidently in search OF money. as the cash
drawers at both places were found pried
open. They failed to get any cash, but
succeeded In stealing an overcoat at the
Rock Island depot. There was evidence
that the thieves had also made futile at
tempts at both depots to break into the
safes. but were evidently not provided with
the necessary tools. They also succeeded
in breaking into a dining car. standing
in the Rock Island yards, and here they
got away with a quantity OF plated table,
ware, all of which is marked with the let
ters Of the railroad company. From the
marks on the door of the car. It is believed
the thieves forced 1t open with a crow
bar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Davis sells paints.
PlvmbinE ape hrarnr. at1hr 9 Son.
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Small Events Make Up the sum OF
social Gaiety During Last
seven Days

William Smith Of Memphis Is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs, +. c, Ensign.
Mrs. r.. s. EdgeTton Of Glen avenue Is
visiting friends In Sioux City.
Mrs. f. Davis OF Kansas City is the guest
OF Mrs. Darby Of Park avenue
Miss Florence Letson Is home from a
three months visit In Colorado.
The members OF the Woman's Whist cluh
were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. H. G. Cory. The club will
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Iowa Inv DecIared Void.

DIES MONIES. Sept. 27.-Judge A. II. Nc
Vey today rendered an opinion that chapter
xxx. acts OF the twenty-eighth general as
sembly, authorizing trust companies to 90
into voluntary liquidation is void because
unconstitutional The appeal Of certain
stockholders OF the Home Savings and Trust
company from the appointment OF a trustee
In accordance with this statute is sustained,
Trustee Bremner being removed and a re-
esiVsr being substituted
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Fusion Ticket in Hamilton.

AURORA. Neb, Sept. 2z-(special Tel
egram.)-The populist and democratic par
ties Of Hamilton county met in convention
at the courthouse today. The following
ticket was nominated: Representatives, ]
A. Kirk. ~populist. and Joseph Neptune. dem
ocrat: commissioner. ]. d. Kerr. No nom
ination for county attorney was made. Con.
gresham s~hallenberger addressed the con
yapfInu
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
FERRY is OUT OF THE RACE
seed Man VIII Not Attempt 10 GO to
the senate from Michi-

DETROIT. Sept. 27.-Dr. d. B. Kennedy.
manager OF Dexter M. Ferry's campaign
for the United States senate. announced this
afternoon that Mr.. Ferry had withdrawn
from the contest.
General r.. A. Ayers election to the
United States senate IL now considered
practically assured
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Rural Mail in Cass County.

PLATTSMoUTH, Neb, Sept 27.-(spe-
~cial)-Free rural mail delivery will be com
menced throughout Cass county October Is.
There will be two routes from the Pats
mouth postofiee. One, west and north
twenty-six miles long, will be carried by
George r. Sayles, jr, with his wife as
deputy. The other route is south and west
from here and is twenty-five and one
fourth miles long. Joseph r. Kelly has
been appointed carrier and his daughter,
Miss Anna Kelly, deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read, 541 Broadway
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers we're filed yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan ONCE of ]. w.
Squire, l0i Pearl street:
Leonard and Mary L. Everett. ex-
ecutors, 20 school. township OF Gar
ner, ! acre in swA nwk 1853, W. d.-3 100
Mary c. Schlueter to W. ]. Schlueter,
sh lot G, block IL, Halls add. W. d.. 100
County treasurer to I. l. Jones. lots
6 and s, block a. Fleming & Davis
o. ". Graham to Ricca Ruberg. sH
lots ! 2 and 3 block 6. Prospect
Place add. W. d;....1... LIS
Dodge Railroad company, lots 2 and
3, block s, Fleming & Davis add.
ssssn Psrtsr 10 Rrtb ~ Iobn:on LON
lots Is and IA. block 80. Avoca, W. d.. 4C
Minnie N. Hollenbeck to W. H. Dixon.
lots 2 and 8, block 5, Fleming & Davis
Seven transfers, total. A,s77
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Chance for

BEATRICE. Neb.. Sept. 27.-(special)-
Harvey Mason, the boy who was accident
ally shot the other day, is holding his own
and has an even chance between life and
death. The ball has not been removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
IOs BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS

grain, farm implements and harness, the
property OF G. z. shugart, the tenant. were
also lost. Mr.. shugart went down to the
barn in the evening with a lantern, the
exploded and the nre got beyond
control. Mrs. Brandon carried some insur-
ance on the buildings and Mr.. shugsrtI
loss was partially covered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Harm and Grain Burn.

TECUMsEH, Neb.. Sept. 27.-(speeial)-
The barn and granary on the farm Of Mrs.
H.. w. Brandon. southwest OF here. were
destroyed by IRE last night. A horse. some
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Marriage

Valuable prizes with lOc purchase at De-
longs this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Tecumaeh to Hear Dian.

TECUMsEH. Neb,, Sept, 27,-(speoial.)-
Bills are out announcing a speech by w. j.
Bryan in T~ecumseh. Thursday afternoon,
October o,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Palm Grove dance Tuesday, September 80.
W. o.W., hall, prize waltz. Gentlemen 25c.
Ladies, 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

$3.50 Fountain Pen for Zoe.
Call at belongs this week and see how it
Il dime
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

o visiting Cards for 1Oc.
Call and see how It is done. belong, the
Printer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
PrIae ~DIatributIon.

Seven transfers. total. .s4.sz1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

In place Of the regular service this even.
ing at the Broadway Methodist church the
choir, under the direction Of DR.. Claud,
p. Lewis, assisted by Mrs. L. r. Hypes
will give the following program, which
will be the first of a series OF similar pro,
grams to be given each month during tn,
coming winter:
saIrnttnAn n-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

w. L. Thickstun. music studio. over sic
Broadway.
Evening journal., 1902-09-22
FLASHES FROM JERSEY
BLACKROOO DEALERS SELL WOOD
Thirly-lYe Carloads Of AppleS aud TOma.
toes Shipped From WOOdstoWn

Yesterday twas observed as rally day
in the Wdodstown NJ. r. Sunday
school.
Josejh Fogg, Of shiloh, cleared $1,000
from the sale Of forty-eight head Of
young COWS.
Blackwood dealers are receiving
heavy orders for wood as there is no
coal to be mad in that vicinity.
One day the past week a train of
thirty-five cars left Woodstown, all
loaded with apples and tomatoes. AT
Mt. Airy station the train was unable
to go any further until an additional
locomotive was brought into service.
The new drawbridge to span Divid-
ing creek, Bridgeton, arrived Saturday
and work on placing it in position be
gan today. The bridge is expected Il
be completed in two weeks, after which
the trolley line will be continued direc'
between BridgetOn and Port Norris
saving twenty minutes in the time ofth'
lrun.
Evening journal., 1902-09-22
Social and Personal Notec

John Ellsworth was a recent visitor
in Chester
Miss Ethel Mitchell, OF Chester, is
visiting in the city.
Miss Sue r. Metz. OF Germantown, is
being entertained by Miss Helen C..
Scott. of this city.
Charles E. Williams has returned
from a business trip down the PENN
sula.
Frank j. Williams. c. Wesley Will
liams and Mrs e. r. Smith are visiting
in Smyrna.
Miss Agnes Sherwood has returned
from an extended visit in Baltimore.
J. Newlln Gawthrop has returned
after a visit in Chester county, Pa
The engagement OF Leonard E. wales
and Miss Katherine n. Garrett has been
ANNOUNCED.
Miss Paulie start. Of Smyrna. visited
her sister. Miss Gertrude Start, in this
city yesterday. ta
AL. c. Dennis. the well-known musi-
clan. formerly of this city. has return
ed from California and has opened a
HluNiO dA IiHuAn anu ndlhtA otit1No
Mr.. Dennis is regarded as one OF tht
finest mandolin players in the city and
plays the violin equally well.
Colonel d. p. Barnard and family ar
lrived home from Bowers Beach OF
Saturday. They have spent about two
Ltonths on the bay shore.
Miss Susie McCafferty, of Chester
spenI Sunday in this city.
Miss Annie G. Hession has returned
from a visit TO Albany, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Robert McCaulley an'
daughter. Mrs. Ida Downing, have re
turned from Oyster Bay.
Members Of the congregation Of tn
First United Presbyterian Church vii
give a reception to the Rev. and Mrs
H., ]. Huston this evening.
Miss Frances Bartnett will entertain
at 4 euchre party at her home, NJ
S26 Washington street, this evening.
Miss aIay Price, of Philadelphia. an
Miss D0ra Pennington Of Wilmington
yesterday visited friends in Newport.
Evening journal., 1902-09-22
EVENTS IN Maryland
TOME INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
Stephen Caihr Painfully Injured in thu
0uarrieS


The Tome Institute Will open this
week with DR.. Abram w. Harris as di-
rector.
Miss Carrie Palmer has been ap-
pointed principal OF the North East
private school.
Stephen Gather, Of the Seventh dis
trict, was painfully injured while at
work in the McClenahan Granite Com
panys quarries.
/. II. Ford. of Washington. ID. c., has
contributed So, 500 bricks to be used in
the construction of the new Methodist
Episcopal Church at North East.
The case Of Keen VS.. the Mayor AND
City Council of Havre de Grace has
been set for trial in the Circuit Cour
for Cecll county, at Elkton. this week.
A reunion of the survivors OF tn
Sixth Maryland Regiment viii be helf
in Washington on October 8, and tht
monument to General Wright Will be
dedicated the following day.
The Grand Jury for the September
term of Hartford County Court founC
more indictments than any jury in the
history Of the county. Twenty-Five,
indictments We're found for violations
of the prohibition law and five for sell
ing liquor at Havre de Grace on Sun.
day.
Evening journal., 1902-09-22
New Winter Sash RiDb0us

All the Scotch clans are repre-
sented In the gay plaids shown in the
new winter sash ribbons. They are
wide and soft as Roman scarfs, which
Will admit OF knottlng, crushing and
twisting into any sort OF treatment
without creasng, an admirable quality
in sash ribbon. Pompadour and
Dresden effects still hold their own for
winter sashes and for the folded and
crushed belts. underlying the belts OF
linked scrolls, garlands and medalmons
In old silver which are more in ravor
than ever One unique design is
folded plaid ribbon. caught and held
In place at intervals OF four inches all
round the belt by large silver spiders.
the belt clasping with cluster OF large
roses in old silver.