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required effect Of transparency and cool

required effect Of transparency and cool
ness.
French knots and hand embroiderles OF
all kinds will continue good for an In
definite period. The fact that hand labor
is held at high price In this country
will necessarily keep these effects from
becoming cheap or common. Since Moth
Ing Is considered altogether smart nova
days without a piquant touch OF black,
the French knots are almost Invariably
seeded In In this sombre color. and the
mode and method of their application VIII
be limited only by the ingenuity Of the
designer. TO the girl with nimble fin
gers many smart additions to her ward
robe are possible In the way OF little
embroidered and knotted ,|eces, such a $
collar bands. cuff pieces, stole scarfs and
ends: besides which embroider!es exc
cuted in the soft. fine flo silks worked
upon chiffon or mousselne de sole, can
be appliqued in quaint concets with
stunning effect.
At the recent tennis tournament there
was seen gown iust imported which,
while simple enough in design, was yet
so radically different in many respects
that 1t will make good model for the
exclusive girl to follow. OF a soft shade
OF ecru mohalr. the gored tablier front
was OF Cuny lace In the natural color.
At each side OF this started three flounces
which went entirely around the skirt.
These had stitched down plats almost
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/ bending of tho knees, which must %
drawn In firmly, but not held tensoiy.
This erectness of pose can be acquired
without stiffness by practice. Draw the
hips well back and throw out the chest,
Carry the head high and well poised,
Reach up with the right arm, as though
trying to touch the ceiling, then with the
left, then with both arms, This exercise
lengthens the limo from the waist Mp.
Bon soeur.--The trouble about the hair
Is that care Is usunllf mlsanplied, Energy
Is put into brushing 1t instead OF the
SCALP Brush me scalp more PVT T0m
length OF life, When the end of that
time comes, 1t falls out, and II the scalp
Is In good condition new hair comes IN lls
place, Tho scalp should be brushed VIII
nther a soft brush. Use the fingers also,
in masspy!ng, to stimulate the clrcula-
ton.
Mary C,--If you are tired ana nervous,
you must cultivate comRleta rest, kela1
every nerve and muscle for lNe minutes
daily, aud try to set nine hours Sltep
Mt night, or. at least, eight, DON'T thlhk
too much.
Lucy W.--For. OIL eruption on the arms
make u wash of:
Precipitated sulphur .''''..'.',''fi ~
Tincture of camphor ,..,-,..'.',i a..
Glycer!ne ...,., ,.,.'.'... '.t.,.'''h w. w..
t SHAKE The he bottle before using and apply
frequently with linen pad.
Constant Reader, Ida and Mrs. NJ, ST.
Tho receipt for Marqnise cream calls tor.
White wax ,,,,...,,.',,..p,,,...1A VS. Isl
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ostrich pumes make q most effective
trimming. Nearly all Of the new hats
are designed to be worn with the low
coiffure. the enthusiastic acceptance Of
the harnet leading many women to adopt
that style. When the hairnet Is worn
lace mitrs are the invarlabe accompani-
ment, and happy is the girl who can
uroudly say that she is wearing to-day
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Although Summer is Nearly Gone.
Z Still NewTashion Features Con-
tinue to Appear--The New.
Gowns Are veritable Ar
tistic Triumphs.
(special Correspondence OF The Times
Dispatch.) l sgsy

lIoPdtSIl'/ taliFf
NEW york, Aug, 14.-The old saving
that zone might asIswel be dead las TO
DO out OF the fashioh' has never held good
with such force "a at present. and on
tho other hand never before have the
fast Ions themselves been OF such COM COM
Portable, practicable and artistic value
4 In order to be really fashionable In
her attire. the woman OF to-day must
first ca cncl ard comfortable. No c9n-
slrlctlng colln,n. nc skin-tlght sleeves,
aud. more than all, no tight lac!ng; these
are the sensible dictates OF fashion. for
tn, comfort Of the Summer Girl In this
year Of our Lord 1903. To be her own
sweet self. unrestricted and untrammeled
by artificial consraint, Is held to be the.
Il best method Of developing both health and
beauty. and We have only to compare
the girl OF to-day with her grandmother.
4 q, even with her mother, TO see how those
methods have vndIcated themselves.
In all OF the late summer fashions TINS
same desire to make clothes as cool as
possible is evident. Tho unllncd Jokes OF
lace and chiffon. the collnrless gown, tho
loose flowing sleeves, and the tendency to
uso a dressy petticoat for drop skirt
and 80 obvIate a mass OF material beloY
IT,, waist line, all these indications when
acted upon Will do much toward main
/ q l,st1 Foa ort a n
while catering 10 fort the while.
For bedroom and Informal house wear
there are negllgees so pretty and really
80, elaborate that they might almost b,
classed as teagowns These have tho
dccollete neck and the open flowing sleeve
which, when manipulated artistcally, are
,nre effective than might be imagined.
There is n great deal In select'ng the
\ gown which Is most appropriate 70 the
environment In which 1t Is to be worn
We all know how hopeless and forlorn
lawn or muslin. or chiffon frock looks
after the msts and dampness OF the
seashore have done their deadly work,
and even In the mountains tho heavy
dews which occur after nightfall. Will
frequently add years OF wear to the APP
pearance OF what really was smart
gown. For this reason fashion has turned
in marked degree to China silks and
the softer linens for country and seashore
wear, but while these materials are cool
IS in themselves 1t is none the less impera-
tive that they follow the cool impression
in their making. which Is now The sine
qua non of tho hour.
! a. IL sSxo r Tho holf.lanCth gloape
prevails, and the s. ops are showing bloom
ers In, all shades of China silk 70 match
a the short outer skirt. SO that there is
no necessity to add the bulk and warmth
OF pettIcoat to the costume.
For outdoor use, formal and socisl oc-
casions. all the gowns are fashioned Of
as light and fllmy fabrics as possible
Laces arc used In profuslon. and wher-
ever applied the material beneath is sure
to be cut out to aid In producing the
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Spermacetl..,. s,s....of? ozs'
Oil Of sweet almonds 2!s ozs.
Observation-Disclosures. ~ $3.50
Altar Of rose. uropSI.
Melt the wax and spermaceti with the
almond oil,remove from the stove and
add rosewater and perfume. Beat uhel1A
the mass Is creamy. W. {. !, ~. 7.
John and H, ia stimulating shampoo.
is made of: I. rs
AISchn, go, .ozs.
Wa tar'l 2 ozs.
Tinctura OF cantharideS..., ...,..l a., s55s
Carbonate of ammonia, ....,......1s or.
Dissolve the carbonntes In the water
Mix the cantharides, rum and alchol ana
add to the carbonates and water. -Four
over the scalp, applying with small
brush. Then wash the head and hair
with clear water. @ VI
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usually showing the Cuban heel. The
French heel, however, Is usually selected
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cavalier of his lady love. italian eyes
are large. humid and lansuishlng, with
long curling lashes, Next 70 the beauty
Of the eye Is the beauty OF the flashing
teeth, The italian girl IS also blessed
Each notinn, Il would seem, has its
own ideal, and tho poet asks despalrlns-
.What ali Women think they possess"
tpHi HT your our i mirror" says the French
man. But the philosopher replies, IS
that which every lover sees IN his sweet,
heart, whether she posSe'scs ~ of lot.
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~ New this
waist
the
Of
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avolt !! does n uumo
Mexican
safqy
French
also fasten me
TO- ne
che the
complete the coatume Ii
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tie net and mltts which were once her

the net and mitts which were once her
grandmothers.
In keeping with the lace mtts all Of
the new stockings show lace and open
work effects, and these are as flmy and
lacy as the purse will permit. In order
to display the handsome stocking to the
best advantage a very low slipper is. Sc
lected for smart wear. These have-some
of then-one, two or three straps; others
are more OF the Colonial style, this latter
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bag Is made of quart OF bran. 2 drains
of powdered orrls root. ! ounce of al
mond meal and liz cake OF white CASTLE
soap shaved into thin strips. Mix these
thoroughly and then put them Into a
cheesecloth bag.
Lady May.-The lock OF hair you send
is of the Titan order-that Is to say. tho
hue between blond and red, really red
dish gold
philip Cone-For dandruff, strong black
tea Is good. Shampoo the head with thls
once In ten days. brushing the hair care
fully before ard after It's use.
Marjorie Wa great tempta ton after
exposure to the hsat and ne probaw6 n tsy
acts like a mordant to set the dye OF the
sunburn, The complexion that might.
perhaps, have escaped with faint redness
becomes scarlet and even hlistered AFTER
washing, Wipe the face carefully With
cold cream instead OF Wahsll'ng ", OF ~ even Yen
sunburn will soon pass away. 1t IS q
10 amply a little cold cream to the nose,
cheeks, neck and hands. This prevents
tan and slnburn. Try IT before going
out for a row on the lake, or before a dip
\ In the ocean,
Florence,--As your forehead Is high.
bring your hair over it, particularly about
the temples II your hair Is waved or
curled n little, so much the better.
Disco ara ged.- You can look taller by
holding yourself erect, without the least
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heights In this heel are now being made a!dt
that the most exacting taste can reaoiiy
be satisfied III a ready-made shoe. ia
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Anev,ers to correspondents,

b. D
INA -Athletics makes waist smaller.
not larger. College girls who 60 IN for
a%SSSf Soa are FsGT III 5o s%Ss.
~ ivy mn.s "a Statistics. This change Is
a atts 10 more correct standing po-
~ ona goa af N %o mn
Tithi,t. ~ var HAS effected a decrease of
one M,eh' ineh y IN her 'S waist measure ana an
Sns ls u "s ap |" Issa ha
Nancy A,--An eyebrow ). set a,, consists Isl q 4
pair ny baby n pr@s Of str as ~ an ana
rne o - curuad scissors. pair OF twee-
zers, smooter little noS f1r no ana and
o o,,S tu 4. ~ nase p,,mlce stone block or
n nnnr, i's and naSs . case of eyebrow pencils.
fTIh, cost Fla ia from S. up TO $50, you have
"monev to burn
II "a good filling for a baths
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philip Cone-For dandruff, strong black
tea is good Shampoo the head With this
once In ten days. brushing the hair care
fully before ard after Its use.
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In the course OF an interesting Illustrated
article on canning fruits, 'ln' the July
Housekeeper. Mrs. Elizabeth o. Hitler
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+ Disco lraged, You can look taller by
holding yourself erect, without the least
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Florence, your, forehead Is high.
bring g your hall; over It, particularly about
tie temples II your hair Is waved or
curled a'little so much the better.
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BACK TO WORK.
IntstseattoH T.-ned for N.n - EesBrn.
Their Duties At oae~

IntsfseatioH T..ued for Nsn - Eesprn.
Their Duties at Once
WIjkesharrc. Pa April - The sx
ecutIve boards of the three anthracite
districts o. The United Mine Workers OF
America IN convention here. issued
instruction. that an mine workers
uow on STRIKE or locked out return tc
work Immediately. pending an I'D
iUstment ~ all differences by ths
hoard Of Cancellation provided by th'
anthracite coal strike commission
District Presidents r y Nichols
OF Scranton " II pettry OF Hazel
ton and John Fahy OF Shamoktn wers
selected as the miners representative.
oa the board OF Cancellation The
board b. 20 consist OF six mcmb ers
three appointed by the Operators and
three by the miners
President Mitchell has Rppoiutet
the Rev r r Watkin~ OF Scranton
to b. national organizer for the Unit
81 Mine Workers OF America He 1,
the only miner preacher 10 the authra
cite region
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New Orleans April D. With sun
shiny weather AID a falling river. Lou
isiana leyee conditions continue Il
Erow brighter. The gauge here Tues
day marked marked 1913. fan Of q
tenth The river IS now a foot under
the maximum Of the season and II tbs
decline continues the water will hav'
disappeared from the wharyes at th'
end OF the week Falls OF three tsnthi
AZ Nicksburg. two-tenths al Red Rive
Landing and Donaldsonyille were indl
Gated by Thuesday's readings Their
he therefore no, likely TO be any later
ruption Of the decline here
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YouTsEY RECALLED.


stated Thaf s4nasox Uel,os sAs3 oeehel
Mazs Nss Bs KIllsa.
Frankfsrt, Ky. April 22.--EIsnr.
Ycufsey was recaIIed Ger further cross
examination in the trial OF James
Howard Tuesday. Youtsey was asked
IL he did not refuse TO tell Assistant
Auditor Frank Johnson where he was
when Goebel was shot He said john
son asked him thu question and that
be told johnson he was in safe place.
Johnson said that he was not SUM-
GENTLY definite, as the detectives had
called for particular data rs to where
oil employees of the ONCE were when
the shot was AIRED Youtsey then told
him he was In the toilet room in the
basement of the executive building.
Youtsey denied that be had ever told
Gen. A. Leads prior to the shooting
that Goebel once beat him out OF fee
and that he despised him. He admit
ted that he told r.. II. Witherspoon
and other relatives that newspaper re-
PORTS that he had named Jim Howard
as the man who fred the shot were
without foundation.
1T was my defense at that time. ''
said Youtsey. that Howard and me
were strangers. and ! tod everybody
/ had never seen Howasi tiH We met
in Jail Further along H. the inter-
rogation Youtsey declared that from
and after the shooting of Goebel all OF
the others engaged in the killing con
spired together to clear themselves
and throw the entire responsibility Of
the crime upon him.
Responding to questions as 10 nego,
tiattons with Or. Johnson To kin Goe-
bel. Youtsey said he went TO see Sen
ator Deboe and told him johnson and
others were willing To do IT. Senator
DebOe according TO witness. replied
that enough Democrats were going 10
vote with Taylor 10 retain him Ia Of
fee and II would not be necessary to
kill Goehel Deboe said n must not
b. done Witness went back and told
Johnson what Debog said Johnson
told him not to pay any attention &c
Deboe bat 70 20 and see what Gov
Taylor said about a. He went Ia ses
Taylor and told him what Johnson said
and Taylor raised no objection 20 the
plan Of shooting from the secretary OF
states Office
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san Antonio's Celebration

San Antonio, April % The battle
Of San Jacinto was celebrated witt
grand military and civic parade
The flower battle and parade in tbs
afternoon were one of the prettIest OF
the kind ever seen in the city. and was
viewed by fully IS 600 persons. The
German societies Of the city had ten
floats In the procession. representing
Music Water Supply, Pharmacy
Paste Works. Grace and Beauty, Beau
tvs Frozen sweets Jewclry. FlorticuI
ture and C0nfectious every one Of
them being strfkingly beautiful and
appropriate.
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sAn gAclNTo Day.


4szma Inaspenasmee II DAILY Observed ri
msuns e. Representatives.
Austin, April q. -In the house Tues.
day several San Jaeint0 day speeches
were made These gentlemen spoke.
Harry Haynes. native born Texan
= representative from Washington
county In the Seventh. Eighteenth ant
Nineteenth legislatures. now on th4
star Of the Austin Statesman; judge
l.. s. Schluter of Marion county, w r.
Potter Of Smith county and Patrick
Egan OF Harris county.
A resolution was offered by Messrs
EeIms and Weinert. providing that In
consideration of the boon conferred
upon Texans by the Louisiana pur.
chase. which purchase enabled Texas
TO become the empire state of the
American Union. the sum of $500 ,00e
be appropriated for an exhibit of Texas
resources at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition at St Louis In 1904
Judge F. c. Weinert of Guadalupe
county and F. A. Sehlick OF Gonzale.
addressed the house in the German Ian.
guage. urging the adoption OF the res.
olution.
Nolohci Iulen r. Rooei tSoh DE Del
county responded to an invitation t.
address the house on the subject OF
1.-The Flag and Judge II. s. Moran
OF Parker county on The Constitu
ton"
w. W. Bridges of Fl Paso county
was introduced by Mr. Harris as 9
Mexican representative in the Texas
legislature. But he denied the aIlega
ton. insisting that he was native
born Texan. and refused to address the
house in the Spanish language
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Waco, April 22.-The Daughters oil
the Republic of Texas were the guests
OF Baylor university Among IN,
many interesting incidents Of tn,
meeting was the reading OF vamahl,
letter which bore the date az April q
1886. II was written Ia pencil on a
blood stained sheet OF paper by a sol
der tgho participated ia the memUra
bic scenes at san Jacinto. almost be
fore the smoke OF conflict had cleared
away. Capt Hotchkiss sat down on
the battle ground and holding the
paper on his knee. he wrote to his
father OF the scenes Ia which be had
just participated
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PAY ROLL STUFFiNG.


serious thArg~s Have beeB PrsfrTWeL
Against Three Employee
Chicago, April 22.-Charged with
stufing the company's payrolls by
means Of bogus pay checks. three men
holding responsible positions with the
Illinois Central railroad have been 81
multaneously placed under arrest, and
were Monday afternoon held TO the
grand jury The total OF populations
from the corporation. IT is thought
will amount to many thousands OF
dollars Had not an Italian. who ten
dered a check to Treasurer Titus OF
the company become frightened and
run out OF the office the stuffing OF the
payrolls might have gone on for a
long time Undiscovered
The employees under arrest are ID
J. O'Hern. Charles O'Hern and MARI
Walsh The first two named are road
superintendents and the third Is 8
section foreman. All were ia chargs
OF a large number OF men.
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cambridge. Ga, April 22.-Andrew
kainey, a negro, was taken away from
Constable BEL by a mob and so badly
beaten that De died. The constable
was on the way 20 this place with
Raiuey 20 place him In jail 20 await
trial on a charge OF arson. He was
suspected OF having hred the residence
of Fred LANCE. a farmer. Near the
town a mob overlook the deputy and
prisoner and demanded the latter un-
der pain OF death. Ralney was terri
bly, beaten and bis skull was fractured
After the beating he was carried 10 thS
jail. where he died.
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Mckinney, Tex. April Z2-Mrs
Charlie Harrison vas horribly burned
al her home in this city She was
sweeping near burning trash pile
in the back yard when her dress
caught fire The flames Instantly
spread 10 all parts OF her body. burn.
Ing the flesh into a crisp In many
places
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St Louis April 22.-Miss Elizabeth
W. hampton. who. for twenty eight
years has been teacher In St Louis
public schools. Is dead OF pneumonia
Miss Hampton. who was we'll known as
a writer ID children's stories was a
cousin of Mark Twain and OF Henry
Watterson ana niece OF Rev DR.
Frederick Peufecost. the noted divine
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Waco April 22-The Texas yeter
Ans and the Daughters OF the Texas
Republic appeared in tha san Jacinto
day procession and we're greeted with
cheers from the thronEed sidewalks
The entire city was decorated with The
national flag the flag OF lac Texas
republic the Texas state Hss and the
coiors Of Baylor university
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London. April 2.-Sir Thomas LIP
ton announces that Shamrock III vii
proceed TO the United states. where
the trial races will be continued The
date Of their departure has not yel
been nKed. but II will DC earlier than
has been expected Both the yacht
we're drydocked Tuesday
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Terrell. Tex, April 22-Mrs Lucy
"ilharger. one OF the pioneers OF Tex.
as, died al the home of her adopted
daughter. Mrs. w r SchnoBtz, near
Elmo, aged ninety.three Mrs. WiIbar
ger was the wife OF J. W Wilbarger.
one OF the early Texas pioneers. who
died several years ago
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Washington. April z2-Advices re
esived A. the white house from Sec
Rotary Loeb indicate that President
Roosevelt Is enjoying his solourn In
the Yellowstone park. The presiden,
Is reported 10 be In fine health and
Spirits. and Mr. Loeb wires that be
never saw him looking so we'll
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Houston. April ga jury brought
In a verdict Of twenty .hye years in
the penitentiary against James Car
ter. eoiored. on a charge OF criminal
assault This il the second case with
the same penalty.
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New York. April Ex-senator Depew
said that he knew Of the reported en-.
gAgement of William X. Vanderbilt u
a Mrs. Ingraham. but he knew no Birs,
ingraham 20 whom Mr.. Vanderbilt
could be engaged.
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Columbus. o. April 22-Armed
with reviewers. John deGowan and
Jesse Grant, eonyicts. tried 10 escape
from the penitentiary 4 fusiliade Of
shots were exchanged. but no one was
hurt Both were captured
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ST. Petersburg. April ga blizzard
swept over the entire province OF
PetrikoVa, Great damage has been
done
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Galveston. April 22.-The Rock Is
land railway purchased ten blocks
here paying 800. coo
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New York. April 22.-All grades Oh
renned sugar advanced cents per 100
pounda.
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BALI Jersey, half Durham, Hans
Holland, 2lB william street .0p
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FOX RENT-One l-room house on
Flat street, good cisteru OF water,
fairly good stable, price SEQ per
month. also one Groom house on
Flat street: one Groom house on
Lake Park ave, good rOomy lot,
good orchard, good barn, plenty Of
water, price 80 per month, one
fonr-room house on North Col
lsge street. nicely located, good
roomy lot, plenty OF water, cheap at
$500 per month. See VIII 4. NAL
colin.