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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06
PEARLS ARE FAVORITEs.

PEARLS ARE FAvORITEs.
Pearls and pearl ornaments are preferred
to all other jewels and forms OF adorn
ment More pearl earrings than those o:
any other jewels are TO be seen at the
opera. and pearl collars, pearl ropes, pear
necklaces and strings are worn galore
while gowns are much trimmed with pear
ornaments A most exquisite evening gowr
for a young matron is of white chiffon
with deep points Of cream lace over tbs
skirt. and is trimmed with drop ornament
of pearls at each apex, while the bodice II
similarly treated. Drops there must be
and these dainty ones OF pearl appear Il
have won greater favor than any other sort
although those OF topaz and other stones
are seen.
Really sumptuous gowns OF lace ant
chiffon, enriched by raised silk flowers
are among the novelties. but are confined
to matrons. being far too ornate for young
girls wear. Chiffon robes with the flow
ers already applied. are imported, and car
be purchased from certain exclusive houses
but lack the dignity OF simpler things. Al
exceedingly costly gown. sent over by
Parisian autocrat on subjects sartoriai. Ia
composed OF fine Lierre lace overhung BY
narrow panels OF pale yellow MORE. which
are held together by garlands OF these dell
cate silk flowers. The lace Is soft and full
and falls into soft, fluffy. undulating fold
at the lower portion OF the skirt. the pan
els. OF graduated lengths. being allowed q
flare apart below the flower garnitures
which are placed high enough 10 allow
graceful frou-frou effect below The bodies
is low, matter OF course. OF full lace
with silk arranged 10 harmonize with IN,
skirt. and a garniture OF the silk flowers
about the neck To my taste the silk flow
ers ars less dainty and charming thar
those OF chiffon. but they are new. ane
they show some marvellous opalescent ef.
fects that are charming and could not wei
be obtained In chiffon
As midwinter approaches. red In bits and
facings acquires great vogue mos
effective street suit is OF dark blue zibeline
with facings of velvet I'm Oriental red, and
red promises TO be a favorite for skating
costumes and winter sports. A Russian
model Is of gray covert cloth. with bands
of deep rich red. and similar effects
10 be found on many OF the best gowns anc
suits. Next week I must talk about the
children and their holiday attire. for the
season should always be a gala one foi
them, but later / will tell you OF the many
chic and smart designs which will be seer
upon the Ice. and OF all that Is latest ane
best for genuine winter wear. So far we
have worn furs from courtesy. but. doubt,
less. Jack Frost will make Us feel actua
need of their warmth before his reign haf
come 10 an end.
MAY MANToN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06

Mr.. G. w. LORD. silver Lake. Me-. writes:
"I have used Jayne's Expectorant for twen-
ty years. and AM SURE THAT 1T SAVED
MY LIFE in one or two instances"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06

dozen in an afternoons bargain hunting,
nor yet can they be manufactured by the
dozen"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06
John c. wingate in Town.
Wants to Control Messengers.

John c. Wingate, of Wingate, state tax
was in the city last night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06

Leo Pardello was unable to throw Sam
Murbarger in twenty minutes at the EN-
pire last night at catch-as-catch-can STYLE
and forfeited $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06

are applied in bowknot design. The bodic
is low with short sleeves terminating II
frills. and is softly full. with lace finishing
the edge and applied to give bolero sug
gestion. AT the waist is 10 be worn full
sash of pale pink chiffon and a chou OF tn
same completes the corsage- Girls wis
dance find this last less perishable thai
flowers. while IL gives just the touch o
color and the becoming soft effect sought
Nothing more girlish and charming thai
the dotted chiffon well could be desired
and the treatment is such as to carry on
the idea of simplicity i'm every detail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-06

Laxative Br'n0-0a'n'ns @XA-,--
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03

and suppressing these gigantic corporations.
poVh ana formed 70 control and Tx the
lIlte on almost everything used ana con
sunleu oy the people in fact. from my
totht OF view, IL is as much the duty OF
me government TO enact measures OF safe
and protection from oppression from
seueh sources as IL is.to protect them from
~. ~ merthfssnnss Of q hostile invading Zoe.
hnt, ~ ny opinion M q few years lcgis.
laiou VIII not be ncccssary or needed TO
ucsl'pJ these mighty aud rlr reaching bust
u-ss concerns. he ambition OF thctr greedy
PROMOTERS has led them too Tar. and ear
ltei tncm on their feet lnc capital stock
oJ many OF these concerns is 50 enormous.
thelt ptans are 50 Tar reaching SD many
ltople arr employed, such q multitude OF
pFrsous are effected. and such q variety Of
,hterests are touched. that these corpora
IONS syndicates and trusts VIII become
Iop neavy; they viii eventually tottcr ana
Lunhle from their own weight
Now. do not misuudcrstaui me: tuts
sAtufai ana Inevitable crash mag not come
rom tne cause | haze Indicated TOR years.
anu for this reason. m the meantime every
pun adopted by the governments state ana
~ tiopai, having for us object the control
ana suppression 81 these mammoth eon-
mtreial institutions. meets my hearty az
prevail But with them. the wreck of mat
YER aud crush OF worlds WIN come ls d
result or their own greed and avnrice. ~
surely ls time rolls on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
C0LOMDIANS INDIGNANT
They Object TO American Control Of
The Railway.
MUCH SUFFERING on THE lSTHMUS.
Settlement Reported to be urdsr Con-
sidsration Between the seltscrents
But Results Are Doubtful
MUCH SUFFERING on THE lSTHMuS.

Kingston. Jamaica, November 1.-The
British steamer Trent arrived here today
from Colon, Colombia. she brings reports
that the Colombian rebels are still to be
seen Ia the vicinity az rne isthnius. and
that they occasionally appear 10 the towns
along the railroad line
Considerable Indignation Is felt BIZ the
Colombans because American guards are
still maintained on the line, Oiicials Of
the Colombian government claim that what
they term the interference Of the Ameri-
cans prevented them from dealing effective
~ with the rebels, who occupy certain
towns whore they collect taxes and make
seizures Of property. The revolutionists.
10 their turn. claim that the presence Of
the Americans prevents them from bring.
ing about "a final c0un I'm tho revolution
There Is much suffering on the isthmus
snd the position OF civilians there Is becom-
Ing lnt0lerable.
The steamer Libertador which was for
merlv IN the services OF the Venezuelan
reyolutionists and which has been ucqured
by the Colombian government and ndmed
by IL the Presidents Marroauiu. is reported
20 be coming ftom Carthagcua to Kingston.
She viii be Used by Colombia as u gun
boat. Representatives of Colombia have
been sent to Iort % Spain 10 procure an
either gunbo1t Tor their government
II Is reported that the 'erlns ~ Il settle
ment between the revollttonists aud the
Colombian government are ar present undcr
consideration. and IT, is believed these
terms provide for an armistice u ninety
days, during which time o Joint commits
sion. composed Of members or the govern.
mental and the revolutionary parties are
% frame new constitution. which Is to
give equal rights to all persons When the
Trent left Colon last Friday II was con
sidered doubtful whether the terms Of the
proposed settlement would be agreed 20,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
WORK OF An ASSASSIN.

he Caused the Death Of Two Persons
and Seriously Wounded Another.
Chieago. November "A dynamite hon,b
me weapon Of a deranged assassin blew I'D
the home OF Joseph Kerdres Ia Chicago
Heights today, killing two members NJ the
family outright and injuring several Others
The house was set on IRE and burned
while that Of nclghbor caught Dire aud
was also destroyed
The dead:
400, L0sLPH KoRDREk, arms and legs
Lucy KoRpREK. aged . years. body
blown 10 pieces.
The injured
Mrs Lucy Kordrek desh blown %. right
side injured, Internally. may die
seen children who escaped were injured
The explosion occurred while the family
was asleep. The father and mother. with
me daughter Lucy. occupied q MOm In the
'front.' or the cottuEe on the other side
Eete rooms occupied by the rest OF the
.amily. The cottage stood two feet from
tle ground on wooden posts The bomb
was placed under tho room occupied hv the
parents, and the impact II the explosion
Tore hoie IN the door, blew the bed 70
pieces, dismembered Eordcek and scattered
INTO fragments the body n Lucy. who was
sieepias With her parents. Pieces OF nesh
tue size Of a mans hand were the largest
remnants Of the chld's oody shat could he
found, The force n tho explosion was di.
Ir'i'J upward ana tore a piece Of tesh
from Mrs, kordreks sid mud blew her
through 2 window The noise aroused the
resi- ~ the family and they had hardly
time 10 escape from the flames. which eoou
1eSjtp3ci the cohace. hOrdrck's body
TORN r. shreds was found In the debris
Charles Smith torue- boardsr at the
Nordrek nouse. who was raging attention
a 200 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
ARBITRATORS MOVED ON
They viii Inspect Mines ia The
HaleltOn District
MITcHtLLS STATEMENT IS READY.
Bishop Spaldins Preached at Cathedral
in S7ranton--The Other Commission
ers Attended the Services.

Scranton, Pa, November 2.-rhc strike
commissioners left for Hazciton tonight to
spend four days tn further acquaiutlug
themselves with the physical features II
mining They had not decided up 10 the
time Of Icayirg how TREY would divide their
time whilc In thc middle and lower dis
uiets q was definitely decided that not
more than four days win be devoted 10 the
trip
Assistant Recorder Neill was left behind
% receive tho miners statement from
President Mitchell tomorrow On Thurs
day u is expected the operators counter.
statement win be presented The commis
stouers win then take a recess until Fri
day November a. BY which lime the two
parties VIA be- expected To have completed
the preparation Of their cases and be ready
10 90 on with the hearings The commits
sloneTs WIN also devote the Interim 70
preparation for the hearings by acquaint
iue themselves with details % the two
sruremUnts
Bishop Spaldins preached at the late
mass % ST. Peters cathedral this mora
ing His fellow commissioners attended
the service aud oCcupied trout pcws the
bishops sermon was bBSed 90 the tenth
verse or tlg thirteenth chapter o. St Paul s
epistle To- tae B0muns
Low vorEeth ho 81 30 his neiShbor:
therefofv love is the fulfilling ~ the laW.
40 fcfcfcure WIS made to the work NJ
the commission aud only IN q most general
way could the scrtuou be made applicable
thereto. The commission win remain in
fheir sleeping ear on night tonight They
WIZ be uet at p %. az Pond Creek about
niue miles north of Hazelton Ivy Thomas
Duty president ~ this district " the
Mine Workers union VINO win represent
the miners
General Superintendent Warmer 81 the
Lehtsh valley and General superintendent
Richards Of the Lehgb and Wilkesbarre
company VIII represent the operators The
mines which the commission will visit have
not yet heen decided upon Superintendent
Warriner has suggested the Ne 90 shaft,
operated hy his company The miners PR
for 20 have the arhitrator- inspect the Har.
wood coIliery Of G. Pardee & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
LETTER FROM soTHA.
The General Win Visit America al Some
Future Time

The General WIN Visit America a. Some
Future Time
Chicago. November Peter van VIissen
gen Of This city, who mas been prominently
identified with the Boer 'eHef measures in
this country, has received the following
letter from General Louis Botha, dated
London, October %:
Dear SIR Your letter OF the sd in
slant leached nc few days ago, and Z
H1lst thank you for your kindly lEerest
still intend visiting America. though 1t Is
Impossible for me 10 DO so Just vet Whom
! do come hope 20 meet you. or. at least,
to come into communication witb Won
II Wish TO avail myself OF this 'oppor.
tmity 20 express our gratitude for what
Eou md yohr committee have hitherto done
for us, and 70 tender you cur hearty
thanks. ! can assure you that H. luriug
the war, u was necessary to render us as
slstance, there are now much stronger rea-
sons for doing so to help our people on
their legs again, and I note With pleasure
that we may count on your further as
sistance. Believe me. yours truly,
Louis Botba,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair and cooler


Eleven Cuban children held at New Yors
viii probably be deported
The strike commissioners left Tor Halle
ton to spend four days in mining iuspec,
tiou
\ dynamite bomb thrown under a cottage
ia Chicago Killed two persons and badly
sounded one other
Louis Botha has written 70 a fellow
co0ntryman ia Chicago saying he viii visit
America sanre dav.
The Sabine River improvement associa.
rIon was permanently organized at the
LoganspcFt meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
lAPANEsE IMPRISONED.
Four Men Were Arrested BY Russians on
the Charge Of Spying.

Four Men Were Arrested BY Russians on
the Charge Of Spying.
Victoria p c.. Novemhc- 1.-The steam
or Atheniau, which rea mod here today
from tine Orient, brought news from Korea
that a Eritlsbet named Bill Brougd recent
~ landed c cargo Of arms ana ammuni-
ton from a dlihustering schooner from
Hong Kong. ia the vicinity OF Gensan.
The Gensan correspondent OF the Toxic
ASH, who wires the news to bis paper
says It is not known for what purpose she
brought the arms. nor can anything be
learned regarding the matter.
The Nlaoiyostock correspondent Of the
Oska MainChi and three other Japanese
nave been imprisoned by Russians. on the
charge q being spies. He Mss arrested
by soldiers NJ BaraSh barracks and q copy
OF a siberian map compiled by the Rus
sian ordnance survey being found IN his
possession, be- was taken to Thdiyostoch
and jailed The other three Japanese were
shop clerks engaged ar Habin. and we're
returning 10 japan. Sketches cf barracks
seen en route were found IN their posses
sion aud this led 10 their arrest Protests
regarding tho arrests are being made BY
Japanese officials
rce P5kin correspondent Of Japanese
papers reports t1.t tho post ~ viccrov NJ
Kiaug Su and cheki ur made vacant ~
the recent dc th Of Lsu Kun 81. has been
given ~ Ntcer y Chang Chi TunE. but he
fesolutcly refused 10 accept and win re-
Sign pressed 70 accept tar new Office
To Pekin gdvernmeat tg mIch ouhled
ABOUT the matter. Before diving Lin Kun
VI recommended Chang Cii Tung AZ bis
successor. The Chinese newspapers have
lengthy eulogi on the late NanEiug vice
ROY. who, they say. saved South China from
being M lat d with the Boxer madness Of
the uoryh
. Correspondents n the Southern Chimes,
papers ST re that the Chinese are much
worried as q re nit " th fact that th.rr
he's been second crop ( ll5hee uuts this
year A parallel Is pointed OFT On Tho f7ct
that jlsr prior TO the T1i1lug rebsUion
there WIS a second crop 81 WcAee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
surIesen Monument Eund.

waco. Texas. November 2.--The kouzl
tee In charge Of the Burleson molgusz
tund VIII have meeting In this Giy y
Femoer for the purpose OF designing y
statue. Practically enough money has hel
secured and as soon as a design Is aglfs
aeon the contract win he let, Tie SIT
MI be placed upon the campus Of BaiA
university aud win be one of the hapdN-
EST 10 the State. II will be a great tnesl
20 Dr. X. e. Burlesou. the founder q b.
iot university and one Of the pioneer ~
Gators Of the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
BROWNING ON TRUSTS.
II 10 the Duty Of the Government 10
Suppress Them

~ Viz Government 70
Suppress Them.
Austin, Texas, November 2-IAcutenant
Governor Browning, after a brief busasss
soiourn In tas state capital. LETT for ms
home today. with his beaming face
Nreathed In smiles, his coat pockets chocs
fuh u the best humor On tue woria. aud
an the troubles and perpie1ities Of ne. n
Ne Knows anything about sucn things. iert
IA his hack yard on the plalns. rhe gov.
ernor Is considerably over SIX feet hlrn.
Ne'saa over 80, ana therefore takes 40
a seod deal Of rpom when be- eomcs 10
Austin, and everybody knows he Is mere
10 conversations with The Post cure
spondent today. bis tax VAS brlgnt. er,p
ana Witty, but not altogether So. 1t was
dashed with some political proanosticatiops
ana profound philosophy
on ne subject Of the magnitude Of me
many nenacins trusts thar have ,eep
Ig.msd n the country IN recent wears 70
.ellfel ite makirg and marketing 81 a.
ss essfltPlng used aY The people. from
matches Up, he SAID At'
s,..et M feu yrp. an ~ fsyer ~ "a.
stats ana general scveEumQnt rrstFiesiu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03

TO CUBE 4 COLD ~ ONE DAY
Iske LaEatiTe Brono, ouinins rsAlet. No..
- &&asvvzss % 'TsE' bon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
pouKAoaoRs GIVING TRoUsLE.
Manitoba Officials Do Not Want Them
Across the Border

Across the Border.
Ottawa. Ont. November 2-Preuier Rob
lln Of Manitoba has telegraphed Hon elf
ford sifton. minister Of the Interior, 70
prevent the Doukhobors entering Mani
tcba because they would have to be treat
ed MS lunatics and criminals and rhe prov
hlce had no means u doing this. He want
ed a guarantee against financial loss Mr.
sifton replied that the Dominion officials
we're locking after the DnukEohors and
there was no reason 10 believe tnat they
would do harm to any one but themselvts-
He did not. therefore sec any need Of
guarding against loss. and stated that II
Premier Robin iuterfered with the DO
n-inton officials be would do so on bis
own responsibility.
Yorktown, N. ". r.. November 2.-sev-
eral Of the mea who composed the Douk-
hobor pilgrims have returned here. One
Of them came to Ageut Crearer and asked
for the clothing and blankets which he had
discarded on the march. When asked II
ne Intended returning 10 his village he re-
pied tnat that was his intention
Word was brought 10 this morning that
several Of the meu were IA an exhausted
condition on the line of march between
here aud Bradenbury,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
POLITICAL.

The Polls taken by the various papers NJ
Nev York City are accepted as being very
favorable % Coier though they predict
odets election.
Cincinnati democrats have made com
plaint n tho colonization Of negroes but
nave feceired NJ ald from tho authorities.
Tue New Work World clttoraL prarti-
callv comedies that the next housr win be
democratic
Ben T Gable SAYS democrats should make
every effort 70 carrv the house because So
would be heipil. % the party luJ . tine
country
Speaker Henderson denies reports tina. hc
r opposed 20 the election ~ Judge Bird.
sal 10 the Third lows district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
soUTHEaN galway PURCHASE.
Three Coal Roads Were Added 10 the
SNstsn1 IN Tenressee

Three Coal Roads Were Added to the
System in Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tenn. November The fact
was confirmed TODAY bv prominent OFT
ciai 81 the southern that on the recent
VISIT Of President Samuel Spencer aud
party TO this eity. the purchase was cou-
sUmmatcd 7f the Tennessee Northern. tho
Hartman aDd Northeastern and the Knoz
vile aud Ohio railroads. an OF them coal
roads. With total mileage ~ no miles
The Knoxville and Ohio reaches an iw
Vortaut mines M Coal Creek aud Ieiicu.
Ine tennessee Northern q only thirteen
miles long aud ruus from Iafolettc Juno
tion, Tom, On tho Knoxville aud Ohio. 10
Lafoiette. whore there are important coal
mines aud large steel plaHt as well as
hundreds % coke ovens The Hartman
and NORTHEASTERN ruus from Hartman.
feuu. 10 Petros where the state Goa
mines, operated 81 hundreds OF couyiets
are located After making these purchases
the southern also proceeded TO build from
iAfoiette to Mlddlpshoro Ky through all
other rich coal TERRITORY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
MAY PRosEcuIE ouAY.
Senator Said to Have Violated the Civil
Service Law.

Senator Said to Have Violated the Civil
Service Law.
Washington, November 2-rhere Is good
grounds for believing that Senator Quay
win be prosecuted for bis violation Of the
civil service law in allowing his name 10
appear on the letter heads Or the circulars
begging for campaign contributions from
government employees.
Although the parties concerned will RaY
nothing about the matter. II is understood
here that the papers IN the case either
have been, or are soon 10 be- turned over
70 the district attorney In Phlladelphia.
This man Is protege of Quays whose IN
thuslasm for the Prosecution OF bis boss
might well be questioned. aud whose pro-
fessioual success ia his office generally
has not been such as 20 win him distiuc-
tinn.
There arc IN 81 these matters m1ny or
portunittes Tor slips between cup aud iip
bur u b assumed chat The evidence IL 50
plain and the attorney generals opiuiuu eu
tho Hw definite. that the result -
real effort by the district attorney % ca.
force tho statute would be verdict Tor
the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

ST. PETERSBURG The Novnsti sar,
that Count Toistoi IS suffering from another
ATTACK OF Inflammation AZ the lungs
ST. PETERSBURG The r,,r,,,. e.. 81,
ezar Is suffering from a nervars ,Cr,rl, n
and thar Or. Merzejewsky, one 81 tho Foro-
most specialists IA Russia had been sgr,
moned by telegraph 10 Llvidia 10 atten5
frtrApr ORR e., -, = ~,
building Tor the high school ~ pl,stt..
Graphic Arts and Music was i7apy1,r,tss.t
mere IN the presence o. 4 nurnbor ~ ~
lstefs ana professors. Emperor Wglijar,
ana inc empress attended the ceremonies
~ 3 ~. hnrles n schwab went on
nohru me steam yacht Margarita ami III
tends sailing Tor Cannes Nr So "a
accompanied on the Margarfta bv e5,hs
friends lie Is IN good heaitb nt
snoEt STAY az cannes Mr.. Schwab Win -