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in THE SOCIAL WHIUL

Leonora Jackson. the violinist, viii
appear here next Thursday night un.
der the auspicies Of ths ftude club
This will be rare musical treat
and an lovers OF music should avail
themselves of the opportunity to hear
such noted artistic
c @ c G O
The fifth and last number OF the
Lyceum course will be given Monday
night at the Presbyterian church
splendid programme will be Civ
en- by the Wesleyan Male Quartette
This entertainment has been well re
ceived every place it has been given
and comes well recommended
The seats are on sale at Wallacoe's
drug store Single admission as
cents.
C @ G O c
The Cambridge club met wednes-
do With Mrs. Frank Dale in very
plea, session. The club members
have been reading Shakespeare and
Milton, alternating each week.
c @ G @ Q
Mrs. N. B. Hughes was the hostess
Thursday to the Acorn club members.
Mrs Hopkins OF Edmond sent in her
resignation as an active member OF
the club and she was voted an associ-
ate member. After the regular pro
gra-ne Mrs. Hughes served fruit
q1e club will meet next week with
Mrs c. NJ. Barnes.
Following is the programme which
was given Thursday:
Response Quotations from J. G..
Holland.
Paper-Tndian Question-lmmigra
tion, Mrs. w. A. Frazie
Paper-Labor Trouh es-Social Con.
dition Of the People, Mrs. ]. c. Fos-
ter
sketch-Hoiis9 % Mrs. ]. f. Ball.
Reading - FloE Bitter Sweet "
Mrs A. G. Hixon.
Reading -Iacksons "a Coredy Of
Dishonor." Mrs f. NJ Thompson.
Piano Music-Mrs j. w. Duke.
@ @ @ O @
The Shakespeare Circle met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs j. L. Stevens,
at her home on East Oklahoma ave-
nue.. The fourth act of julius Ceasar
was read. The Circle will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs Stevens when re-
view of Julius Ceasar viii be made.
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$4,000 GUARANTEED yearly to high
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10 have charge small office at home OF
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ence, advertising and other work
Business of highest order and backed
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FOR sALE-Cheop, one riding pony.
A. ]. Corkins.
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] HAVE STOCK, fully paid and non
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which owns gushing wells in Beau
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ater tonight
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FOR sALE-Grocery good location:
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Leader &iss
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WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE
POST BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
AND FEEL THAT YOUR
ARE sEcuRE7 FROM
81 TO Sc PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE,
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
1T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
HEARTH DBOUDOIR
A FEW TOPICS OF DISTINCTLY
FEMININE INTEREST.
Smart and Useful Dress Of Woolen-
Blouse Suits for the Little Girl
The Proper Way to Pack Flow.
ers.
No Extra Wcight.

There's a tendency toward light.
weight wool fabrics for autumn-ycs.
ever for winter gowns. Praise bel
women are tired of dragging heavy
cloth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usc?-none
at all since the lightcr weights are
just as warm and so are suitable for
cold weather wear.
The weight of a fabric Is often due
to a concealed mixture with cotton or
To stuffs used In the dye. II Is cum.
bcrsomc and not nearly ~ warm as
a lighter weight material that is all
wool.
Soft white wool goods are ConspiCu.
Gus in recent exhibitions, as well as
bright and more subducd Colors.
Deep green's and blues. yiolcts and
lavcndcrs, grays and ~browns-all are
Shown in lavishless and with a GER
tain tint in each tlat is deliciously
new.
Isn't it a bit odd that every year
the old Colors come back To us con.
spicuously new? To the end OF time.
likely. they will be the same-still.
always with an unusual freshness OF
hue not see in any predecessors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Hreezv FriIJs.

Shaped rutfies finish elbow sleeves.
Lace Is much threaded with ribbon.
Picture gowns should accompany
picture hats.
Pompadour taffetas are made into
adorable little dress rigs.
Wells and trimmings are still worm
dangling at the back OF hats.
Velvet hat bindings are often over
al inch deep on the outside.
Even a gathered rufie is prettler
IL 1t be shaped-nared that r..
Many large hats droop both back
and front, but more In the back.
Quite the most popular are the co.
lienne'like weaves in wool and silk.
Elbow sleeves may be finished out
with the revived white undersleeve.
A lot of very pale cream-pink roses
makes lovely a white sheperdess hat.
Some muslins and organizes are
often as sheer as mousseline or chit.
fon.
There's a certain chic in the pic.
ture.hat binding of black or corded
velvet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
War Statistics,

According to the calculations OF
the Hospital. an English medical
journal. 5,776 officers and men were
killed in action in the South African
war. and 2.O19 died of wounds which
they received. The deaths from dis.
case amounted to 1922.
In action officer was killed to
every 1915 men, and one officer was
wounded to every 1874 men. But
of those who died from disease only
one in every 3S,5 men was an officer.
The number of invalids sent home
during the war was about 10000, and
of those more than G,000 died OF left
the service. The vast majority, OF
course, were restored to health. To
prove that the war after all was not
a big one, the Hospital quotes the
figures OF the battle of Gravelotte. In
which the victorious Germans had
32S officers and 1900 men killed aud
nearly 10000 wounded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Fashions In Collars.

The cape collars so conspicuous just
now call into service all the fine,
short.haired furs. Ermine will be fash
ionable. partly as a medium of black
and white combinations. II is ready
In capes, cape collars, long cloaks. en-
pire scarfs, stOles. nuns and trim.
mings. Chinchilla, seal and baby lamb
are standard. and beaver and otter
will gain new favor. The fiat stole. in
one form or another, is the most fash
ionable OF the small fur pieces. 1t is
wider and longer than In recent sea.
sons. Loosely fitting blouse coats.
with long basques or skirts, are made
In flexible fur and are ornamented
with touches OF embroidery and lace
on belt, collar and cuffs. More loose
box coats of fur will be seen than in
the last few winters and all the flow
Ing, exaggerated lines OF the summer
coats are to be repeated In fur for
those who a afford such costly gar.
menus ~siE~' t,r--'
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

Phillips company, and that he knew
Mrs. Casey well.
There was a third woman in the
case whom the police speak OF as Mrs.
Pickle and who is said to live In Har-
lem. 1t is said that Mrs. Pickle IL a
sister OF Mrs. Casey and that the
meeting between Mr.. Fish and Mrs.
Phillips was for the purpose Of intro.
ducing the banker to her.
, Sharkey Is o In Jail in default OF
10000 bonds charged with homicide.
The two women were RELEASED on
$500 bail each. They figure on the
police blotter only as witnesses.
Mrs. Fish Is totally Frustrated. She
has been under the care Of a physician
EVER since she al brought almost in
sensible from Roosevelt hospital.
After the gruesome formalities OF
the o the dead man was taken
to his home in Irving place.
The funeral services were held from
st. Marks church, the Rev. DR.. Batten
oficiating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Hot Corner for Such az These.

In that land OF shadows where men
are supposed to repent the wrong
deeds done in this life some obscure
corner will doubtless be reserved for
those who have been worse than sin.
ners in that they were b%lunderer
There will meet the trolley man
did not notice, the boy who leftf
door Of the elevator open. the
ual who did not know 1t was lo!t
doubtless. too, this will be n Off -
most unhappy groups among the n,
t.tudes. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Increase Of Live Stock In Ireland.

Some very suggestive tables show.
ing the changes which have taken
place in Irish farming during the past
half century are given in the stats.
tics recently published by the Depart.
ment of Agriculture. According to
these returns there was In Ireland
last year a population OF 2l9 persons
to each 1000 acres of land, as against
a population OF ais to every 1000
acres in 1851. With this diminution
OF 30.5 per cent In the population in
fifty years, there has been an increase
in the number OF cattle in the coun.
try from 143 to 23O per 1000 acres,
while the number of sheep in the
country has gone up from 1O2 to 2l5
per 1000 acres, in the same period.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Wanted, Sunshiny Women.

Some Of us like to complain OF the
world and the spot we are destined to
occupy In IT.. Things are not Just as
we want them nor as we feel they
should be for us. But we overlook
the fact that the particular spot in this
world which we are given to occupy
Is, and will be. precisely what we
choose to make it, says Woman's Life.
Whether we do right or wrong. wheth.
er we are happy or otherwise, depends
very largely, If not entirely, on our.
selves.
We have all experienced the feeling
OF brightness which a sunshiny wom-
an brings with her wherever she goes.
She may have Just as many worries
10 face, just as many anxieties to
bear, but she overcomes them largely
by a bright and sunny disposition. We
are not all capable Of laughing in the
face Of trouble or adversely, but we
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
NICHOLAS FISH. PROMINENT NEW YORK BANKER.
KILLED IN DRUNKEN BRAWL IN NEW YORK

Nicholas Fish of the famous Now
YORK family, banker. father of HamiI.
ION flsh, the rough rider. hero of the
spanish war. and a brOther.in.lay of
Mrs. ~Stuyvesant Fish, the New York
society leader, was so brutally at.
lacked in' public drinking place in
west Thirty.fourth street. New York.
sept. 10, that he was picked up un.
conscious on the sidewalk in front OF
the place and taken to the Roosevelt
hospital. There he died.
n killing Of the famous banker BY
lhomas Shakey. private detective,
pool room ~hangeron and Chinatown
guide, in a quarrel over a woman. was
as evil an episode as New York has
known for years.
Mr.. Fish was killed by a blow so
savage that it ruptured a blood YES.
sci In his brain. His skull was not
fractured b. his fall, as was at first
supposed.
Sharkey, the slayer. Is a giant in
size and strength. He was drunk and
uglcy when he entered Ehrhardt's sa
loon and discovered the frail old bank.
or drinking with Mrs. Libby Phillips
and Mrs. Nellie Casey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Power Of Shells.

In 1870 an ordinary shell when II
burst broke into nineteen to thirty
pieces. To-day it bursts into 24O.
Shrapnel eSe in 1870 scattered only
thirty'seven death.dealing missiles.
Now 1t scatters $40. A bomb weigh.
ing about 70 ID. thirty years ago
would have burst into forty.two frag.
ments. To-day. when it Is charged
with peroxilene, it breaks up into
1900 pieces, each of which is hurled
with much greater velocity than the
larger Jumps which were scattered
by a gunpowder explosion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
VARIED TYPES OF WOMEN.
Interesting and Picturesque Are
Those Of Eastern Europe.

The most interesting and pictur-
esque girls in the world are the Rus.
SLAMS. declares a Partisan writer.
They are ready to die for an idea.
The Russian girl nihilist is not afraid
to he sent to Siberia or to be i'm
prisoned in a tower, or to be hanged
by the neck for her ideas. She is
always ready to translate her ideas
into acts. Roumanian girls are ex-
qulsite. They have all the attractions
without the vices. Of their ancestors
of ancient Rome. The girls OF the
other Danubian states do not yet
count for much, rs they are not edu-
Gated. Bulgarian maids are, however,
making progress because OF many
American teachers In Sofia and else.
where throughout the principality.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

that he responded with a blow. He
said:
III Mr.. Fish had not been drinking
and had been sober there would not
have been any trouble. and Mr.. Fish
would be alive and | out of the Tombs.
II don't believe it was a hard blow,
and do not think he would have fallen
had he been sober"
Though the police say Mr.. Fish had
no previous acquaintance with the
women. another story prevails In the
neighborhood OF the tragedy. There
it is said he was frequently in Mrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

railway rails. The bolt locks the nut
so it cannot slip. A patent has been
applied for, and the show GIRL" Miss
Gertrude Arden, hopes to make a for
tune with her invention. She Is a
widely travelled and well-read woman.
and has been prominent In Southern
society. At n time she owned an
orange grove in Florida, but n win.
ter, three or four years ago, q frost
swept her trees away. and she turned
to the stage as a means Of livelihood.
Prior to this change OF occupation,
Miss Arden had encircled the globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
A Lady Cabbv,

In the New Zealand town of Mel.
son woman has been asserting her
rights In quite a new direction. A
local lady recently secured a cab
n horse and entered into compe.
tition with the Jehus of the town
who at once took alarm and protest.
ed that she had no license. This DIFF.
hculty was quickly overcome, and
the lady "cabby" entered the lists on
equal terms in that respect. Now
with her smart turn-out she is secur.
Ing all the fares she can find time
to drive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

They had been drinking together a
long time-three hours. according to
the waiter who served them-when
Sharkey came in, and. probably at the
invitation OF Mrs. Phillips, at whose
house he had spent the previous night,
sat at the table with them.
II was over Mrs. Phillips the quarrel
started and the death blow was struck.
Sharkey says he had been drunk for
a week, and that he does not remem.
Der exactly what happened. except
that Mr.. Fish objected to him and
finally jolted him with his elbow and
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
PASSING OF BOSS" SHEPHERD.
Once Political Ruler OF Capital City,
He Had a Checkered Career.

Local politics OF the capital OF the
United States city once were ruled by
Alexander r. Shepherd. who died re.
Gently in Mexico. 1t was when the
District OF Columbia had the terri
torial form OF government and he was
governor. He made many improve.
ments in the city's appearance, and
while charged with corruption and
refused confirmation by the senate
when President Grant appointed him
commissioner upon the change from
territorial to district government, he
later was hailed as the founder OF
Washington as 1t is to-day and praised
for his work.
His admirers claim that to him Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Smart and Useful.

The smart yet useful dress depicted
IS made of Il soft gray twillod WOODEN
material and the simple q Il bodice
can be worn over "A blouse or with Il
front of lace and muslin. The skirt is
simple and of a convenient walking
length; while the coat can be worn
open to show the blouse or front be.
meath, or buttoncd up In double.breast-
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

years old. His first and greatest
strike was the Independence mine. in
the center of the present Cripple
Creek field. II made him many times
a millionaire. and was ultimately sold
by him to an English syndicate for
$il 900 900.
Stratton was an eccentric character
In many respects. and had his own
ideas about using his money. While
indulging In the freaks a rich man
can afford he did not like the idea OF
having idle surplus on his hands. so
he made many investments in Colo.
RADIO real estate, and many of the best
corners in Cripple Creek and Colorado
Springs belong to Stratton.
Personally Stratton was of simple
tastes and habits. with a marked dis
like for notoriety and publicity. His
charitable deeds have been many. and
most OF them have been marked by
good Judgment. He redeemed the Tia
Dor properties for the widow of Sena-
tor Tabor in gratitude for kindness
shown him when he was poor. and all
who displayed unselfsh goodness to-
ward him in his days of poverty have
had M occasion ~ regret It.
No II knows what his fortune Is.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

fitting into the other all over the bot
tom OF the box. Never crowd nor
put m layer on the top OF another.
The rows must be as close together az
possible; the flower heads Of each
row should be on the stems OF the
row Immediately preceding it, so that
when the box is finished only flowers
are to be seen and no stems.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

ed fashion. For travelling or for wear
on n OF the dull days we meet with
so often now, there is nothing 50 con.
~venient as a dress OF this kind, which
no means heavy. Wooden materials
OF different sorts are indeed very fash
ionable, as womankind has found ont
that they crush and soil less easily
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
Latest Oriental Fad.

Another oriental fad has bloomed
forth, largely. it is believed, as a re-
'sult If the ~reigning fondness for the
Ikim4.a dressing gown or wrapper
ITh Chinese or Japanese gown re-
,oulres shoes to match, and there Is
quite a demand for the straw slippers
which Chinese veal They are with
out heels or back and a novice needs
practice before being able to keep
them on the feet. especially In going
Inn or down stairs. The odd foot COW
iering harmoni2es well with the
!kimona.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26

can AZ lcast make an attempt. an,
even IL the laugh lacks the ring N
h%cartincss. II Is infinitely better thar
the frOwn or sigh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
MURPHY IN cRoKER's SHOES.
Head Triumvir Of Tammany to Sue.
coed to Leadership.

, coed to Leadership.
Charles F. Murphy. head Of the Tam
many triumvirate. who has been Sc
lected by the present rulers to succeed
Richard Croker as leader OF the or
ganization. was formerly dock com
missioner.
, Politicians predict that in the event
OF success at the primaries the Croker
faction in the wigwam will unite on
Murphy as the former boss success
lsOr.
: The Carroll men. however. sheer at
1.-THE Murphy boom.
William Dever-'s success at the pri-
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
For the Little Girl.

blouse suits are always becoming
to little girls and make the best of all
froCks for school and ~knockaboui
wear. This stylish model is suited &c
serge. flannel and similar wool fabrics
and to both linen and cotton of the
sturdier sorts. but as shown Is of blue
serge with bands Of black braid and
gold buttons.
The quantity OF material required
for the medium size IS years. is A..
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
INVENTION OF AN ACTRESS.
Miss Gertrude Arden Expects Fortune
from q Railroad Device.

One OF the young m who poses
In the front line of the chorus In Foxy
Grandpa" Is Of a mechanical turn Of
mind. and she has made use of her in
ventive powers to make and have pat.
ented a lock bolt to hold the plates on
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
PEOPLE AND AM,
EVENTS
GREAT MINE OWNER DEAD.

Winfield Scott Stratton Passes Away
After a Brief illness.
Winfield $. Stratton. the millionaire
mining man. died at Colorado Springs,
Colo. Sept. IA.
Winfield Scott Stratton was born In
Jefferson county. Ind. In 1S4S, and
went to Colorado when no was -
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-26
To Pack Flowers.

II is a mistake to use cardboard
boxes in packing flowers To be sent
by mail. Always use Il tin box, lin
ing 1t with a sheet of damp moss and
above this IA sheet OF florists paper,
or tissue paper If the other Is not ut
hand, taking al that 1t fits into the
corners and around the sides. The
flowers should be placed in, row after
row. until there Is a layer of flowers