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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-23

Football Thanksgiving Day. What promises to be one of the most
Evening star., 1902-09-13

with these embroideres was an edge of
pale green cloth, for green it seems is TO
touch up everything.
The one skirt of the coming season which
IS distinctly new has a habit back buttoned
from belt to hem This does not show the
fiounce prevailing elsewhere, but Is made
with riding skirt plainness, and chiefly in
walking lengths. Another neWish and ef-
fectVe skirt is in shallow side pleats with
one huge box pleat at the back, narrowing
at the top. At the bottom the pleat flares
tremendously, and as 1t lies everywhere
very fatty the effect is extremely odd, sug-
gesting on too slim wearers that the skirt
is put on hind side before" On graceful
figures, however, such jupes are stunning.
Other skirts show many variations of
the graduated tlounce, and all gored skirts
have the apron breadth extremely narrow
] is wonderful what an Improvement these
almost straight and narrow front cores are
to large hips. They almost seem to de-
crease weight, so smming are they. And
since they appear in the newest models
wide skirt front is a sure indication that
you are not up to the subtleties Of fashion.
In short, it is the detail which makes the
elegant gown nowadays.
New hat shapes are displaying q fatness
which may in time be anything but beauti-
| flying. Already some very nearly resemble
the homely dinner plate, and the most mod
est models all show trimmings put on to
empha size low round, broad effects
On the right head certain huge sailors are
not without charm If they are startling to
d ueSTeey ana some NltlG lnree-cOrnered
chapeauX, simply and compactly trimmed,
appeal to fairly reasonable tastes. A cocky
little French hat in three-cornered shape Is
made of tucked felt, the lightest weight
imaginable. Big side rosettes distinguish
the best of these, the ribbons used being
sometimes a brilliant blue on black
The big sailors have shallow rolled brims
and wide crowns too low to be seen above
The trimmings Of these are also mainly rib
bons, with wings and breasts put on as If
glued. Nothing is allowed to stand up on
such headgear
ChapeauX which incline to more elaborat te
treatment are the scooping shapes-far over
the face and short in the back-worn this
long while New models in these have the
back brm rolling up instead of down as
formerly, with no sign of the old rear trim
ming over the hair.
Nevertheless some splendid lace wells will
continue the cascadng over the hair, fash
Ion conceding the rear fall too enhancing
to be utterly squelched.
From Paris come the best Of the new lace
wells, which will be worn in loose hanging
curtains with looped scarf ends. All have
elaborate borders, and even the made wells
in fancy nets are edged In some way. In
putting on such a veil remember that the
border must come below the chin. Other
wise you will look like warrior from the
wars-bandaged, If you will know the word
MARY DEAN.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

course, the shirt waist of honored memory
is with us. made in all the woods and silks
suitable to the season. But TO great de-
gree it has lost its mannishness, new models
running to "fixy'' look, with contrasting
yokes and vests and rch needleWork of all
sorts.
Judging from some of the gowns sent over
to us, Paris IS torn between the gorgeous
and ultra simple. The imported models
partake of both genres, the very elaborate
costumes bristling with bralds, embroider-
les and applications, and the modest ones
chiefly self-trimmed
Beige cloth composed one very magnifi-
cent reception gown. with applications of
dull green panne. These We're scattered
between heavy cmbroiderics of black
green and brown. the richer work trimming
the skirt from the knees down, and border
ing a graceful shoulder cape and flowing
Evening star., 1902-09-13

whose open fronts will reveal what may be
denominated as rather bare glimpses. Not
withstandng the invitation to pneumonia
these transparent bOdices will doubtless
go here also. for they are very charm
ing. Then they may be worn over high
silk underbodices without a great loss of
style, and any woman with two ideas can
make them herself.
Two yards and a half of point d'esprit
(seventy-two inches wide) will make one
of the partially tucked waists. For the all
tucked models three yards will be needed,
which means something less than SO, 9S
cents being the common price for cotton
point d'esprit. The waist should button
at the back and boast the sleeves, which
bulge in puffs at the bottom.
Concluding the odd bodice subject of
Evening star., 1902-09-13
For Seashore Wardrobes.

If a woman is to spend the autumn on
the water, she must possess a couple of
light flannel frocks made In comfortable
blouse fashion, with a loose, short coat.
Blue and scarlet linens are also useful.
Brown holland is having a run of POPULAR
ity it has not known for years. Holland
dresses must be very neat and, above all.
relieved with some good lace of a heavy
make. Brown holland in itself is an un-
compromising and harsh fabric, but ii pos
sesses possibilities whenever there is a suf-
ficiency of Irish crochet accompanying II.
That is the case with most fabrics; nearly
everything is possible when treated with
care and discretion and, above all, when
worn on the right occasions.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

sleeves. A vest trimming-over a chemi-
settle of tucked white mull-was made by a
scarf of the great panne. This tied at the
bust in a fiat bow. a smaller one forming
a cravat at the throat.
A frock of the unpretentious family was
even more fetching, affording as it did
glimpse of things possible for the woman
of restricted means. Brown was also the
color of this charming gown, the material
a heavy wool canvas soft flannel A
deed killed skirt fiounce was matched by
a bodice Killed all over the heavily pressed
pleats hanging loose from the silk lining
about the hips and knees in the way now
so much seen. and revers and cuffs of white
cloth, embroidered with coral-pink and
black begayed the waist. Contrasting richly
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Pretty Rumes.

Some of the most effective ruff1es have
been made of silk petals resembling roses
or poppies. One Of the latest things in neck
gear Is large fiat collar of glace partly
yelled with another collar of plated NOUS
seline de sole, with hand veinings and lace
inserted therein. From this there is pref
tier evolution, and that is large, fiat lace
collar supported by chiffon or tulle with
long ends of the same. After all, real lace
and chiffon treated in almost any way form
fitting finish to a smart toilet.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Not to His knowledge.

From the Chicago Tribune.
''But we've got to have an issue, you
know said the party magnate. 1--WE must
go into the campaign prepared at all points.
You can't hope for success out here. any
more than We can, without an inspiring
shibboleth'
"Well We'll get one, all right" doggediy
responded the faithful henchman, "if you
fellers that's got the money will put up fur
It,"
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Frightful Mistake.

From the Chicago Tribune.
I'D like to know what you meant sir"
demanded the frate young woman, 'by say-
ing in your paper this morning that the
popcorn counter at the charity bazaar last
night was presided over by the daft little
Miss Skmmerhorn? -
Good heavens. madam" said the editor
man. turning pale. That was written
'deft""
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Outdoor Hats.

For golf1ng and motoring there are some
new linen hats in white, dark blue and even
black They suit some people, but not all,
and they can, of course only be worn in
company with a practical linen frock or
one of the new long linen race coats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
DAVIS WILL KNOW
HIS FATE TO-DAY
Murder Trial Will Probably Emp
by Twelve O'clock.
NEAR The POLICE STATION
Another Cry for More Police is lmme-
diately Launched Say They VIII
Win the Ball Game TosDaY.
Manchester News Items.
NEAR THE POLICE STATION
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No. 1N2 IILII Street.

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after the ending OF the commonwealth.
-
the court adjourned until THIS morilanss
It's heIieEed that q Eercict VIII De known
by twelve o'clock
The court room was crowded with spec
tators al the afternoon. me colorefi Pop
suiatlon neins IN ehs majority hes ~,
standing PACK oenind me faitinG. "hiIs
the whites were occupying seas aio,.i,S'
the side OF the room and near the pei!etl.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
IMMIGRANTS BADLY TREATED
Commissioners Williams Lays I
Charge 10 His Predecessor.
- Asso.iated PrDss.l


NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The annual re-
port of the Commissioner Of Immigration
OF this port. William Williams. was fled
today with The Secretary OF the Treas
my, and in the document the commits
sioner criticises without reserve cond-
lions which surrounded the landing OF
immigrants Al ELlis Island during the
ten months previous to the change Of
administration there, due to Mr. VIII
ians' appointment He says in the re-
port tina, Immigrants having large
amounts of money We're arbitrarily de-
tanned. and sent to boarding houses,
where they paid full value for what they
received. The commissioner suggests the
possibility 81 blackmail in these cases.
The commissioner SAYS he could cite
numerous eases OF abuse and lack of
system: that the Immigrants were rough
IL handled and addressed in rough lan-
e.ase by government and railroad oils
Gals. that the detention pens We're
filthy; that ships after ships brought in
cases OF. favas fscalp diseasel aud ira
choma tere disease. both dangerous CON
tacions diseases. unknown in this coun-
try until imported in recent years from
Europe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
VERDICT. FOR DEFENDANT
Other Notes of Interest Around the
Civ Hall

Other Notes of Interest Around the
City Hall
IN the case of Hall against the Trac-
ten Company for 5000 damages for al
.legeG injuries to himself and his buggy
by beng struck by a car. verdict Tor
tiic defendant was returned in the Law
AMI Equity Court yesterday.
gll amendment to the charter OF the
Reversible Electric Car Sign Company
Vas entered in The City Circuit Court
Yesterday morning, by which the capital
stocl, is made not less than 1900 nor
=. alte,lst il. Mold. German; Charles We'll,
French. and Filippo seta, Italian were
.fatpralized in the Hastings Court yes
ADJUST Wolf. a native Of Germany.
was naturaii.cd in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Claude Il Parker and Eva c Goodman
a..d Edition W. Goodwin and ADA Louise.
Ruade4. and Evans NJ. Turner and
Blanche Ifrayser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
STIRRING DAY TN DURHAM
The Campaign Wakes Hot and Sp
efs Use Sharp erms.
isnecial plspatch @ Yhe Illmes.D

ruRlaAN, N G, Sept 80 THIS has
Nan an. evcntfnl day Tor Durham; John
.sohtnsenIs Circus, with Its concimitan;
roMd@nt selnea ten thousand, which II
attracted; the Superior ConIt on. With
;nat.e n A. Nc2Ncii on the beneh. Midi
larse docket; the warehouses all tlled
via, tobacco 10 Overlooking, and sale5
lstinE All day at high prices. all of
,,cse attractions have brought 2 large
,omd To ihc city and boarding houses
md restaurants are taxed 10 their full
st capacity
Hon. Is. II Mclean spoke 10 2 -iarce#
audience iii the courthouse last night
d favor of The Democratic nominees. aud
icv.srolv cxcoriated those Republicans
s,io Sye,c posing as independents. A. NJ
.its,llen. Congressman from this district.
.pol.e5to the Democrats of West Durham
osnigft
lie, 100. was severe the indepena
INT spirit rapidly growing among this
,eop.a, many OF whom have thrown of.
ne chains OF party slavery.
There are three candidates in the field
,cre for the LEGISLATURE. The Democratic
Nominee. the independent Republican, and
he real Independents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
ROBINSON S CIRCUS
DODGING BIG TAXES
Show Having a Hard lime IN
North Carolina.
II MAY LEAVE THE STATE
DISSATISFACTION Over Governor Aycock's
liberal Educational Campaign ano
VIII ASK fora Division OF Taxes
Tor Schools Between Races
1s.,ee.al nIsraten 10 1lle Times.l

uA1,El,i4I X. G.. septeinl,e, So--.' o.'Il
Ro,,fnson,s ion big shows combined are
,ay,,ls considerable trouble in TINS STAG.
.,ter . number 81 exhibitions iis Viz
rinis towns tnay crossed the me ana
SItEf.rsl ihe.jr tents al Henderson Sesee'
XII, 81 S.nI3o 5of North Carclna2s i'rac-.
ideally llrohihitiag tax. ,,,i,
.sDgy represented tlas their sito" St7P ~, q
prlv be taxed half. SO instead OF 'i1f iaii
lax Of s4a5. as they had eihni5ilte" 'lie
circus feature.
After the day performance tae f,la'.a -. -
mont Was; arrested and made 10 lsaE 'i'e
rsl, tax. ana at night The performance
.y.s SO curiaile5l that many ciuzens per-
fc,ta,1x abused The management
a row resulted. in which one man. q
negro. was seriously injured II Is
Thought that the circus VIII lcave inc
STATE.
The state charters the Washington ana
a ,rors Telephone Company, Of Aurora,
Beaufort county. The capital rs SO ssFi
Or Eugene Daniel has retired from the
nm a ,rs.f., OF tlit First Presbst erian Church
bt this city to 70 10 LewisbUrs. ~. W.
lie has been here ten years. and has
Sreaiiy elIdeared himself TO the people.
A., elaborate Farewell service, in which
III denominations participated, was. hela
EundaS night
Reports have just been complied in the
pitlce Of the state Superintendent Of PGb-
tic l.iatsuctiGn which chow that the az
3rage rural school during The year anaing
fully /. 1867 was f5 4S-lpa weeks, against
IN average lcnstA for tile Year previous
pf il ;s-i99 weeks.
o1faesl3 .lgC0tI1'S PLAN.
Jaublia ofitsioa in t]le safe seems 10
be r,ach dsvi6ea 81 the educational cam
tFaiEn being waSed by Governor AycoclS
MANY claim that il will readily result IN
Tho better educatio!la! 1aeilities for no
Eroes, Thereby enabling them to- vote
NOR. largely
A recent convention II aEayne county
Democrats Ut;oN@lmor Agcock's home conn.
is0 adopted resolutions unanimously de-
cIaifng fer Il constitutions amendment,
so hat school taxes l7aid by white taX-
payers should gp 10 white sci.ppls.
lax paid bg negroes 10 negro aelG9ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
YOUNG WHITE MEN HANGED
Smith and Faireioth Pay Penalty for

Smith and Fairciotn Pay Penalty for
Double Nurderin florida
BRONSON. FLA, Sept. 3o,--'Iheodofe
Smith aud Thomas c. Fairctoth. the
Young white men who killed the aged
Lewis couple one month ago. were exc
cuted by Sheriff sutton today the sons
and daughters OF Lewis Witnessed tSe
execution.
Both men had wonderful nerve aud
assembled the scanold with steady step.
rhey had their collins opened and IN
spected and commented upon them. Fair
cloth rerlariSed that they We're all right
Rnt,l men addressed the immense crowd
with clsar and unbroken voices Faircloth
uas baptized in jail by Rev j. B. ilol-
,av. of Gainesville. in the box which
sas TO contain his coffin Both men pro-
fessecI religion and said they were ready
to die.
TIE bodies were turned OYER TO their
relatives for intermeut. Smith had
wife aud baby. F'atrcloth was engaged
to be married. and expressed q desire
Il. have the ceremony performed pending
the execution. but the sheriff would not
permit this 10 be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01

70 the worry Of those Interested. There
has seemed to be little interest manifested
in the matter.
BOLD ROBBERY
within a stones throw OF the Polica
station and almost directly under ina
fright glare. of an electric light. the sta
bis ef Mr.. G. a. Pickett OF Hull Street
rear the corner of Tenth. was entered
Monslay night and a fine Efolstein COW
stolen and his horse turned Iaose. pre-
stifnabty after having been ridden for
some distance. The robbery wsist discoN-
cred in the morning about I o'clock. ina
flnfst. running up and down in front OF
tho house ana awakening the family. Tho
rTatter has been reported TO the police.
ara they are working every clue 70 Hti
IN. gifi!tv party or parties Tho fact
fbat the robbery was committed so neat
the police station lends additional arg1it
tnent to the presumption that professions
al burglars are WORKING in the city.
ME-. Pickett has. informed the police OF
richmond and Petersburg OF the roh-
berry and asked their assistance.
MONTHLY REPORT
The report Of the Police Departmene
for the past month was made Yesterday
raarrlf1s- by- chief Lipscouh. The report
shows a total number OF arrests OF sixty
fonr Arrested by the chief. seventeen;
t,c ottic9r Iarles ten. by Officer Smith,
SIGHT. by- 0tfcer Wright, nineteen: by.
tirsf sege.riCl and third one. by first and
s.i,o,tt tWo: by first ana third. three:
II second and third, three; by special
officer. one.
elnt[5 one arrest was made for felony:
rdis,leuleauoF. seventeen, and oFtiinatise
riafaffon. forty-six The report of tho
MAYORS Court this month will BIS very
ter,..oi.rlging. from a financial point OF
"a isyy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
STRANGER TEAM FICTION.
i Remedy which Has Revolutionary
t,e Treatment OF stomach Trouble

+ rrbe remedy is not 8heralded as a Won
farfIl discovery nor yet a secret paton
medicine. neither is it claimed 70 cure
ANYTHING except dyspepsia, indigestion
,,,a stomach troubles, with which nine
out of ten suffer.
The remedy is in the form of pleasant
astinr tablets or iozengers. containing
vegetable and fruit essences. pure asePt-
il pepsin government .tesD, golden seal
and diastase. The tablets are sold by
druggists under the name of Stuarts
J,vsnepsia Tablets Many Interesting eS-
neriments to test the digestive power OF
strart,s tablets show that one grain of
the active principle contained In them Is
Sufficient TO thoroughly digest 3,cD
grains of raw meat. eggs and other
wholesome food.
Stuart,s Tablets do not act#upon the
bowels like after dinner pills and cheap
cathartics. which simply lrFltate and IN
flame the intestines without having any
effect whatever in disesting food or cur
ing Indigestion.
If The stomach can be rested ard as
sisted in the work of digestion it Will
very soon recover lis norma! NlSor. as
no organ is 50 much abused and over
worked as the stomach
This Is tie StGEtfl tliei Z - ttlit ST.
ret. of the srerar TX able success of Stuarts
DYSPEPSIA Tablets. a remedy practical
" unknown a few years ago and now
the most widely known of any treatment
for stomach weakness.
This success has been secured entire
IL upon its merits as a digestive pure
and simple because there can be no
stomach trouble if the food is promptly
digested.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act entirely
on the food eaten. dgestins it complete
IL. so that it can be assimilated into
blood. nerve and tissue. They cure
dyspepsia. water brash, sour stomach
gas and bloating after meals, because
they furnish the digestive power which
weak stor1a chs lack and unless that
lack is supplied it is useless to attempt
to cure by the use Of "toncs." pills"
and cathartics which have absolutely
no digestive power.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets can be
found at all drug stores and the resu-
lar use OF one or two of them after
meals will demonstrate their merit bet
ter than any other argument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
CHARGE WILL. BE DISMISSED
3. w. Ford a Miss Ryan Were Married
at Latter's Bedsid

IS. ". Ford. who was arrested Moraay
in Norfolk and brought here with a
charge of betrayins Miss Rosa Ryan. was
driven last evening to the young woman.s
home, on Church Hill. where the couple
we're married by Rev: Father Dudley. of
ST Patrick's Parish.
Ford was given a hearing in the Police
cont Yesterday morning and the case
continued until this morning. Last night
he was taken in a carriage with Deputy
NaatZ and Magistrate Goode to Miss
Ifyan's home where after the marriage
had been performed he was admitted to
bail by Magistrate Goode.
The charge against him will be dismiss
ed in tie Police Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
A.GOOD GUESS
One of the Ladies Who Will 6e a Min
AZ etral

People are guessing who the lady min
s+,at, ara to be. at the Academy on Octo-
f,er. 1il,h Trey VIII have to keep or.
guessfrss until the night OF the show. and
Then they will meet With some surprises.
rncle Billy Cullirgworth said yesterday.
he Der rs could ga-ss who one OF them
you'll be. and he looked Gown the street
at a pretty society strI with a package
OF coon songs under her arm.
= e,.It. tir,pad lightly along hummIng In
ri,n Good Old Summer Time softly to
herself and Mr. CuIiingworth smiled tc
mink hs. had made such a good sueA
s 1>ortion or the receipts are To go q
the uoor foi. fuel. through Superintendent
George B. Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
PROTEST AGAINST
Miles ELECTION


rratter was first proposed 70 him by mem
#be1s5 OF Tie i,Ca1d. Wien ne ald- ! sald:
Miles. ] 5eliets you are qualified tosfep-
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| I'll ,.a,Ild ia Members OF the board want
"a l3nl. No. sit. tell You he lad no
4 ore 10 90 Win tilat than had
HE ItfsSiGNED
And NAVY aiaIlt the legal question. Did
/ !lo violate al Iscaprteo5. and "thicS?
as<p, as sot5n as '5eorgh Miles considered
ina proposition lie resigned from the
lo;.4a
Tie meeting had taken somewhat The
| tu.n 81 d personal attack upon Colonel
3l;}es; iiIs name MAS mentioned I'M the
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! ,l,a reasons declaring Chat he# did not
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
BUDWElSER

the King OF Bottled Beers-is always
uniform IN quality and favor. being
made from the choicest bariey-nait and
selected, hops. and aget, fully six months
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