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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

Driving without lights ia agais
becoming an evening occurrence.
Without moon, or electric light,
the pedestrian is in danger.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

f B Mckinney, young man we'll
known about town was arrests to
day on warrant charging gross
cheat.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

Jury business is proceeding before
Judges De Bolt aud Robinson
Judge Gear is attending to cham
Der business
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

The grand jury is investigating
reported deii quencies in official
life: that's Wright, sure
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

The steamer Alameda sails this
afternoon for San Frar cisco heavily
laden with passengers, freight and
mails
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

kilograms can now be cent
from Honolulu to any place
on the Islands OF Hawaii,
Maui. Lanai and Moloksi, by
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

The steamer Alan 4da was to have
left at noon today, but her sailing
was postponed to . o'clock this aft.
eruoou.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-05

The steamer Clsudiue left shortly
after 9 o'clock this morning on her
regular windward route.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

Of workmen in a tunnel crib AZ Cleveland.
10. Is bridge workmen killed by explosion OF
stored dynamite at Herkimer, N Y
20. persons killed and LIS burned or otherwise
injured in explosion and Are in the Allan
tic Refining plant at Point Breeze, near Phia-
delphia.
20. killed in a wreck on the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Fairvillc, N. Y.
30. SO killed and IS injured in q wreck on the
Great Northern at Nyack. Mon.
sErrEnBER
10. 8 killed and many injured by a triple expo
zion at the snokeess powder works at Oak
land, N. j.
21. 40 passengers killed in a railway wreck at
Bucharest.
OCTOBER.
25. miners killed and "a injured In an explosion
In the Buttonwood mine. Wikesbarre, Pa.
NOVEMBER.
9. Fire destroyed the Klondike theater at Hur-
ley, Wis, causing II deaths.
16. deaths in fire in the Pocahontas coal mine
at Bluehelds, W. Va.
II. 10 japanese laborers killed and 2s injured in
q collision between work train and freight
on the Great Northern railroad near Blair
Mon.
90 25 killed and nearly 100 injured by sufoca-
ton from smoke and gas during a FIRE in the
Smuggler- Union mine at Telluride, Colo.
Z men killed and II passengers and trainmen
injured in a head collision the Santa
Fe road near Franconia, Arz.
25 26 people killed and "a injured by explosion
Of a boiler in the Penbcrthy Injector Co. s
plant, Detroit.
q. Nearly 100 killed and about the same number
injured in wreck and fire on the Wabash
railroad near Seneca. Mich.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

FEBRUARY.
II. The promotion Of Maj. Cen. Nelson A. Nil
TO the rank OF lieutenant general confrme
by the senate.
.. The pope celebrated his slst birthday.
4. Mckinley and Roosevelt inaugurated
The 53th congress adjourned.
80. Gen. Frederick Funston appointed Brigade
general Of the regular army.
JUNE
so. Mai Gen ". r. Shatter retired from servicl
and transferred the command Of the depart
ment Of California to Gen. $. b. NJ. Young,
JrlY.
25 President Mckinley proclaimed free trade be
tween Porto Rico and the states.
SEPTEMBER.
II. The car Of Russia arrived at Dantzic and was
received by the German emperor,
IL The Schley court OF inquiry began its session
in Washington.
10. Judge Eli florence OF Milwaukee elected com
mander in chief OF the G. A, r, at Cleveland.
NOVEMBER.
l. NJ Santos DumoSt, the French aerial navi
gator, awarded the Deutsch prize of 100, ooC
francs for his successful sirship,
S. Seth Low elected mayor OF Greater New York.
DECEMBER.
2. The 57th congress opened.
II. Opinion OF the schey court OF inquiry pub
lishcd The court united in censuring the sd
miral on the following points: Disohedience
Of orlers, the Colon ATTACK May 81, The
BROOKLYN loop, injustice to Hodgson and mis-
leading reports. Admiral Dewey alone held
that the voyage to Cienfuesos and Santiago
was made with all possible Dispatch that
Schley's blockade was effective and that he II
entitled to the credit for the victory OF July 8
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FREAKS OF NATURE.

MARCH.
.. killed and 20 injured in tornado which
wrecked portion Of Willspoint. Tex, and
swept over other sections OF the state.
10. A bloody rain" fell in Italy and Sicily
Is. Over 400 people injured and many deaths IN
tornado at Birmingham. Ala; loss on prop.
erty over 500, oo0
20. Heavy foods in the eastern and central states;
loss of 100000 along the Ohio.
MAY.
20, lives lost and $1,000, 900 in property destroy
ed by floods in east Tennessee.
JUNE.
7. 10 people killed and many injured by hail
and oloudhurst in Oklahoma.
20. people killed and many injured by tornado
in the keys Paha valley, Nebraska
%. lives lost and property valued at $500 100
destroyed by a tornado at Pittsburg.
"a. 36 deaths by ra.nstorm foods in the Elk Horn
valley, West Virginia.
JULY.
8. Hot wave broken in New York city: deaths,
225.
p. Intense heat throughout the eastern states;
80 deaths in New York city,
In the hi die western states affected by
drought, the thermometer registered fol
lows: Des Moines, l03; Chicago, 1903, Kansas
City. lO4 Lincoln, Neb lOj; Sioux CITY,
l06; ST. Louis. los; Middetown, la, 1lS;
Freeport, ILL.,, lis; Galena, H., lis.
20. Light rains brought relief to the corn belt
after 40 days drought
AUGUST.
IA. Destructive storm on the gulf coast, with loss
of life
81. Torrents OF rain flooded Cleveland and dam
aged property to the amount Of nearly 81 O0o,'
OOO.
SEPTEMBER.
!, clo IN, Ia
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RACES AND SPORTS.

APRIL.
90 His Er1inence won the Kentucky Derby at
Louisville.
90 McGovern defeated the "ornaha Kid for the
featherweight championsm Of the world at
San Francisco.
l. Banastar won the Metropolitan Handicap at
Morris park.
H. Santoi won the English Jubilee.
25 Conroy won the Brooklyn Handicap at
Gravesend.
g. volodyovsky won the English Derby.
T. Cap and Bells II. won the Oaks Stakes at
EPSON
Is. Acedo won the Suburban Handicap at Sleeps.
head Bay.
16. Cheri won the Grand Prix at Longchamps
%. Robert Waddell won the Chicago Derby.
81. Yale won the varsity event Of the year at
New London; time, 81.
8. The Leander crew beat the University of
Pennsylvania crew in the contest for the
Grand Challenge cup at the Henley regatta
on the Thames.
Q. The Brighton Handicap, at Brighton. N. Y.
won by James II. Kcene's To-day.
AUGUST.
l5. Cresceus defeated The Abbot at Brighton
Beach, breaking the trotting record for rae
ing; time, 2:03A.
81. Yankee won the Futurtty Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay.
OCTOBER.
I. The Columbia the third and decisive race
for the Americas cup, beating the Shamrock
on time allowance Al seconds.
10. Baseball season closed with Pittsburg hold
ing the National championship and Chicago
the American championship.
NOVEMBER
Q. Harvard defeated the University OF Pennsyl-
vania at football Franklin field; score, SO
TO g.
Is. Jeffries defeated Rubin in battle for the
worlds championship at San Francisco.
le. Yale defeated Princeton Il to in the annual
football game at New Haven.
Cornell defeated Columbia at football in New
York city: score, "a to 0.
Henri Fournier, the French automobiles, es-
tahlished new worlds record by covering q
mile in 81 As seconds the Coney Island
boulevard Brooklyn.
2s Harvard won the intercollegiate football cham
pionship game Soldiers field, Cambridge;
score 20 to 0.
2s. Terry McGovern defeated in rounds by
'Young Corbett' (Billy Rothwell for the
featherweght championship at Hartford.
Cornell defeated University Of Pennsylvania at
football on Franklin field; score, "a to &.
80. The West Point football team defeated the
Annapolis team at Franklin field score. II
to 5.
Is. Walthour won the day bicycle race in New
York, Wilson coming in second; distance,
1855 miles laps.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
DISASTERS AT SEA.

JANUARY.
4. The steamer Isqua wrecked on Duxbury reef,
outside the Golden Gate, San Francisco; 30 to
40 people drowned
90 Ii sailors drowned in the wreck Of the British
ship Noel Tryvan in the channel at Cherbourg.
France.
IS. The steamer Holland wrecked at the entrance
to the river Mas, Holland; IS people drown
ed.
FEBRUARY.
20. l2s lives lost in the wreck Of the Pacific Mail
steamer Rio Jsneiro off San Francisco.
MARCH
o. 10 sailors Of the crew of the British steamer
Tay persisted in collision with the German
steamer Chemntz in the Flushing roadstcad,
which wrecked the Tay.
MAY
49, Steamer City OF Paducah sank at Grand Tow
er, Ill, carrying down passengers and %
sailors.
%. The Norwegian bark Elsie run down by the
steamer Ohio of the Wilson line off Sable is
land II Of the lost.
a. Steamer Baltimore wrecked near Au Sable in
storm on Lake Huron; u sailors lost.
JUNE.
%. deaths in the wrecking Of the British bark
Falkland Bishops rock, of the coast OF
California.
10. By the wrecking Of the yacht Venitzia in
Long Island sound the owner, A. T. Cotton
Of Philadelphia, his two daughters. the cap
tain of the yacht and seaman were drowned.
%. 10 persons. including the captain and 4
Swedish customs oihcers killed by explo-
sion on the American schooner Louise AIDE
laide at Stockholm,
7. sailors Of the steamer Kincora drowned in a
collision Of that ship with the White star
ocean liner Oceanic in the Irish channel.
is, The klondhe steamer Islander struck ice
berg Of Douglass island and went down with
many passengers board; deaths 81.
10. By the capsizns OF the steamer City Of Col
conda in the or river, near Paducah, Ky,
IS people drowned.
rs. The steamboat City of Trenton. plying the
Delaware river. exploded her boilers above
Philadelphia, killing IL persons and iniuriny
many others.
SEPTEMBER.
is. British torpedo boat destroyer Cobra founder.
ed in the North sea; % sailors drowned.
OCTOBER
II. 80 japanese sailors lost in the wreck OF the
steamer Tsuruhiko of Goto island.
NOVEMBER.
0. BY an accident on the British battleship
Royal george during gun practice In Grecian
waters officer and gunners were killed and
the ships captain and Is sailors seriously
wounded.
10. During a gale on the British coast several
vessels lost, among them the Swedish
bark Trio with OF her crew; the Norwegian
bark lmra with 10 sailors; the Irish steamer
Whiteaboy, with sailors and passengers, ana
revenue cutter, with % Of her crew: total
loss IN the gale, 100.
IL. OF the crew of the English lifebost Caster
drowned while attempting to reach a ship in
distress of Yarmouth.
DECEMBER.
3. The British ship Nelson turned turtle OF
Astoria, or; the crew Of 2S drowned.
15o people drowned ty the sinking OF an eIcur
sion barge of the Portuguese city of St. Goa,
India.
I. Tie British bark Pinmore stranded and aban
doned at the mouth OF Raft river, Washing
ton; sailors drowned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
DISASTERS ON LAND.
Deaths by Explosions, Collisions and
Fires.

JANUARY
8. 8 deaths in the burning OF the Harvard hotel,
Minneapolis.
s. 10 lives lost in the burning OF the orphan
asylum at Rochester, n. Y.
~. persons crushed to death and 90 injured In
theater panic caused by an alarm of fire in
Chicago.
IS. killed in head on collision on the Grand
Trunk railway at Locke Mills, Me.
FEBRUARY.
8, At Baku, Russian Transcsucssa, many lives
lost by a naphtha and petroleum fire.
7. killed and several injured in accident on
the Erie railroad at Greonvlle, Pa.
81 persons killed by dynamite explosion at
the san Andres mine, state OF Durango, Mex.
IS 90 miners entombed by an explosion Of fire
damp at the yelling colliery, Vancouver is
land.
81. IL killed and 40 injured in head collision
the Camden and Abbey railroad near Tren.
ton
rs, 80 miners killed by explosion in the Diamond.
Vile colliery, Kemmerer, Wy.
MARCH.
Il. Heavy loss OF life and many injured by
plosion which wrecked the Doremus laundry
and the Waverly theater Chicago.
Is. 10 miners killed by an explosion in the Gates
mar Fayette county, Pa.
APRIL.
%. 90 killed and lo) injured by explosion In
electro chemical works at Gresheim, Ger
many.
10. miners killed and 5 fatally injured by an
explosion at the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Co., Pennington, W. Va.
"a. Fatal explosion in the Universal coliery,
Wales 80 lives lost
20 killed and many injured in trolley crash
ut Albany
n 81 miners killed by an explosion in the Rich
land NINE near Dayton Tenn.
JUNE.
10 10 deaths from explosions in the Port Royal
mines, Port Royal, Pa.
l. IL deaths from fireworks explosion at Pater-
son, ~ j.
II boys killed by stroke OF lightning a
pier in Chicago.
10 killed and fatally injured in wreck on
the Chicago and Alton road near Marshall. Mo-
woTmen killed and 10 injured by the col
lapse OF bridge Vt Ashtabula, o.
AUGUST
80 killed and 100 injured by an explosion Of
naphthaline in Philadelphia which destroyed
buildinas
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THE BOER WAR.

MARCH
TO- Botha's rejection Of the British terms OF
peace announced in the house OF commons.
81. IT. a desperate fght at Vladfontein on the
Durham, Johannesburg railroad between Gen.
Delarys Beers and the British under Gen.
Knox the latter lost IA killed and wounded
II. Beers surprised the Australian Mounted rifles
in camp near Wolmansrust, in the Transyaal.
killing IS and wounding ~ Britons and cap
turing pompons
AUGUST.
7. Gen. Kitchener proclaimed to the Beers in
arms that they would be banished from
South Africa unless they surrendered before
Sept. Is.
SEPTEMBER.
II. Three companies Of British Mounted infantry
ambushed by the Beers at Scheepers mex. in
the Transyasl, losing sc killed and wounded
and 100 captured.
&c. Boer attack on Fort ITALIA, Natal, repulsed
with heavy loss.
OCTOBER.
80. Gen. Botha's Beers attacked Col. Benson 5
British column near Brakenlaagte, eastern
Transvaal inficting heavy loss; the British
casualties were S officers, including Col. b, n.
Son, killed, 10 officers wounded and "a men
killed and l60 wounded Botha. in person, led
the Boer charge.
NOVEMBER
II. Col Byng's British column attacked near
Hebron, Orange River Colony by force Of
De Vets Beers, losing "A killed and wounded.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
A Variety OF Happenings at Homo
and Abroad.

JANUARY
"a. Albert Edward, prince OF Wales, formally pro.
claimed king, with the title Edward VII
FEBRUARY.
1. Funeral Of Queen Victoria.
The centennial anniversary Of the installation
of Jthn Marshall chief justice Of the United
States, celebrated throughout the Union
MARCH.
8. A 7 hour battle between Germans and Chi
nese at me Great WALL in the pass Of Chung
shun, resulted in the defeat OF the Celestisls
with great slaughter
16. The Count de Castelane wounded NJ de
Rodays, journalist, in a duel at Paris.
IS. Cossacks charged students at demonstration
i'll st. Petersburg.
10 Mile. Sophie Croisette, once noted actress
(Nme. Jacques Stcrn), died in Paris.
49, Aguinado. the Filipino leader captured by
Gen. Frederick Funston. U. S. ", In his hid
ing place in the province OF Isabella.
3d. The Rev. John Jasper, who promulgated the
''sun do move" theory, died at Richmond
II. The imperial palace at Peking, occupied as
headquarters Of the allies by Count Wal.
dersee burned
3d. The German troops under Gen. Ketteler fought
the Chinese at the Great Wall, driving them
into the shans province.
MAT.
0. Panic in Wall street.
10. Militia fired into a crowd during the trolley
strike at Albany. killing two citizens
20. The Pan.American exposition opened at Buff
falo.
JUNE.
Il. Hoshi Toru, noted Japanese statesman, for.
mery minister to Washington. assassinsted for
political reasons
JULY.
4. Casualties celebrating the Fourth throughout
the United States, p killed. l8ll injured.
edward Parker Deacon, principal In a noted
shooting and divorce case, died at Waverley,
Mass.
~. santos Dumont made a safe voyage In his
airship driven by a motor at Paris,
"a. The Schley court OF inquiry ordered by Secre'
tary Long.
2S, Reported loss OF 1900 killed in battle be-
| tween Colombian invaders and government
| troops In Venezuela.
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AUGUST.

AUGUST.
g. The vault Of the seby smelter at Vallejo,
Cal, robbed OF s2s0Ooo in gold.
SEPTEMBER.
49, Leon F. Czolgosz, alias Fred Nieman, indicted
at Buffalo for the murder OF President Nc.
Kinley
a. Czolgosz convicted Of the murder Of the pres.
idcnt.
&c. Czolgosz sentenced to be executed the week
Of Oct. 2s.
49, Co. G., 9th infantry, surprised by bolomen At
Baangiga, Samar. In the Philippines; off,
GERS and 40 men killed, 10 men wounded and
missing.
80 lizard Kruger, son OF Dom Paul, died at Pre-.
toria.
g. The amcer Of Afghanistan died at Kabui
8. Colombian forces defeated the rebels on
Magdalena river killing their leader and 100
men.
TO- 400 bolomcn attacked 4s soldiers OF the 9th
infantry at Dagajon, island OF Sainar, killing
10 soldiers and losing 81 Of their number.
%. 3 whites and 81 negroes killed in riot
at Batown, La.
20. Czolgosz, the assassin OF President Mckinley,
executed at Auburn, n. Y.
NOVEMBER
8. The French fleet seized Turkish ports to
bring the sultan to terms in the matter Of
unpaid claims.
z. Close of the Schley inquiry.
20. The city OF Colon, isthmus OF Panama, cap
turcd by Liberal insurgents; Commander Nc
Crca OF the L. S. vessel Mschias, landed a
force OF marines to protect the railroad.
81. ! persons killed and 80 injured in students
riot at Athens. Greece.
%. The submarine torpedo boat Fulton rema ned
submerged Is hours in Peconic bay
"a. Colombian troops forbidden landing at
Colon by the Z. s. navy and at Christor ne
Colon by the French.
25. Colombian troops defeated the Liberal IN
surgents at Cuebra and Emperador. in Pan.
26. Insurgents defeated by Colombian troops at
Barbacoa on Chagres river Panama.
Is. Gen. Alban leader Of the Colombian force
consisting Of 800 men, attacked the Liberals
under Gen. Berrera at Buena Vista and was
defeated
George NJ. Pullman, second, son Of the great
car builder. died at san Matoo Cal.
20. The Liberals surrendered Colon to Gen. Alban,
Colombian commander.
DECEMBER.
2. The supreme court of the United States de.
cided that the Philippine Islands Ameri.
can territory within the meaning OF the tariff
laws
The South Carolina and West India exposi on
opened at Charleston.
4. The Colombian Liberal leader, Domingo piaz,
surrendered to Gen. Alban.
8. Capt Richard b. Turner, keeper Of Libby
prison at Richmond. Va, during the civil
war. died at Suffolk aged 49,
IL. Marcon received the first wireless message
across the Atlantic.
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ANNUAL CONVENTIONS.

AUGUST.
1. The Methodist Episcopal ecumenical confer
opened in London,
&C. Trennial conclave OF the order Of Knights
Templars opened at Louisville, KY.
SEPTEMBER.
9. The 35th annual encampment Of the G. A. R.
met at Cleveland.
10. The Naval Veterans held their annual parade
at Cleveland in honor Of the S7th anniversar!
of Perrys victory on Lake Erie.
II. The British Science association met in annu.
session at Glasgow.
H. The national enCampment OF the Sons OF Vet
Grams opened in Providence.
OCTOBER.
O. The general convention Of the Episcopa
church opened in San Francisco.
g. The Society OF the Army Of the Cunberlan
held its annual reunion at Louisville.
NOVEMBER
49, The 33d annual reunion OF the Society Of q
Army OF the Tennessee opened in indlanapol.
DECEMBER.
g. The American Federation OF Labor met a.
Scranton.
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AuGusr.

q rive do,+rovod ,bo tIot,or 7 altman Sosh and
Door Co. s plant in St. Louis; loss, 5000, Co.,
q Fire in the Peabody coalyards in Chicago
caused loss Of s6oOO0O
IA. IL business houses burned at Chipley Fla. ;
loss 100000
90. Fire destroyed the J. Wright Cigar Co.'S
plant in Richmond, Va; loss about 5000, 900
a. Hammond b Co.'S packing house at Ham.
mond, Ind, destroyed by fire; loss, g., 900, Ooo
rs. Is deaths in FIRE which destroyed Hunt &
wilson's furniture establishment in Philade.
phia: loss on property, $500, 900
20. 60 buildings, including stores, dwellings,
mills and schoolhousos, burned at Demar,
Del. loss, $500 90.
81. A block Of buildings, which included the
postofiice, burned at Newcastle, wy; loss,
100000
srrTrMBER.
II. Several fish aud seal oil stores burned at St.
John n b.; loss. $500 900.
rs. The State Insane asylum and outbuidngs
burned at Norfolk, Va. loss, 100000
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NOVELTIES FOR 1902.
Dame Fashion s DEGREES for the Coming
Year-Ev~ning Skirts win Be Shap-
ed Like an Inverted Lily.


Many new things come in with the new
year. In the little things Dame Fashion
says that:
skirts will be SHAPED like an inverted
lily.
Evening sleeves consist of side plait-
ing of mousseline de sole, reaching from
the shoulder tC the elbow
In dinner gowns there must be more
length Of sleeve, even to the very wrist,
though the neck be cut low
A single flower will be embroidered r
aprliqucd upon the front Of a gown its
petals pointing Upward, its leaves spread
ing.
The single flower idea will be continued
uron the skirt, GIG life flower upon each
side.
The rose will come in as a decoration
and he used from hat to stocking tip
The round skirt with plated hips Will be
worn for dancing.
The single jewel will be placed in a wire
setting, as though it were solitaire II
priceless worth. Upon the back will be a
shank and this will be sewcd into the mid
ole Of fine aces
These and mary other things will 10
soon noticed
For those who are getting rev dancing
gowns for the coming yer there can Toe
advised the three skrted gov H. This Is -
be worn all the spring in New York from
row until Easter and after Easter.
Inc triple skirt consists as its name
suggests. Of three SKIRTS The can 10
made Of gauze. of lnousso;ine de- soir Of
chiffon, or Of tulle. Of iln,si,n or not an,-
thing that is very light viii do An arc
sew,d upon one bond, though an are dif
fcrently hung Tho first cne--or tird.r
one may be in a colcr. saw nie+acha
green; the next one must be in lighter
shade of green and the ton one I'm whit
All three have narrow ,laitlngs uncn the
foot to make that adorable tulness that ia
the pride of the evening 81 irt
Under the triple skirt there IS worn q
taneta petticoat Of perfectly rlain mater
ial with a knife plating set under tho
feet.
Tho Vatican skirts are made throo in
number and Of three colors. Pink. blu
and very light green r,akr "a r4,,+it. ro+
of skirts. The result is a prottv ..r.en
that has little r,so tint in it. ono s6irs
crops over the other. three deep
The lily petal skirt is cut upon different
lines. II is tight at the hips and naring
around the foot. There Is sometimes no
oveidress, but lust a rgie skirt Of satin.
or of taffeta, or Of peau de sole ar Of
corded silk. made snug With tho Gar. be
ginning at the knees Little fans II ,hff-
fon nrn cot in ttis el,irt srd MIN -,,,