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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON.
Services For ColOred Pastor to Be
Conducted Today.

The funeral of the late Rev. James W.
Washington. COloTed. win take place at
2.30 o'clock this afternoon from the Cali
vary Baptist church. with interment at
Mt OliVet cemetery.
From the same pulpit which the de-
ceased has occupied every Sunday since
he has been in Salt Lake CITY. Rev Mr.
Brown of the First Baptist church will
preach the funeral Grafton. A choir Will
sing several of the songs which were the
especial faVorites of the departed pastor
The following friends of the Rev. Mr.
Washington will act as palbearers vs..
IL Chambers. W p. H0ugh A. J.
Spears. William Russell. Deacon Watson
and James Thomas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Had NO PROTECTION.

Springfield. Neb. March l9.-Fire early
TODAY destroyed every place Of business
in this village. entailing "a loss Of $50. 900
Ten stores and shops were burned. the
dry goods and groceries. $50 900. The town
has no fire protection. The blaze started
ini Bates drug store and is supposed 10
have been Of incendiary origin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Heavy Stock Losses

Grand Forks. n. D.. March ia biz-
Yard started iu last night in the Red
River valley am dit is still raging All
trains are late and wires are down iu an
directions. Scattered reports from the
west indicate that "a great deal of dam
age has been done 10 the stock interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
VISITING THE COLONIES.
Daughter of the President Has
Landed ia Porto Rico.

Ddu6 uleE OF the PRESIDENT Has
Landed In Porto Rico.
san Juan. =. r.. March lg-Miss Alice
Roosevelt landed here at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning on the steamer Como. from New
York. Jan. o. She was met by Governor
Hunt and his family and driven 90 the
palace whore she afterwards held an i'm
formal reception.
MISS Roosevelt VIII receive the citizens
committee DOB public tomorrow and will
attend the CluZeus. reception at the thea
IRE ln the evening. when there win be-
display of fireworks aud demonstration
boz her honor. Many invitations have been
issued ly the governor FOR AN entertain
mrnt 0u Saturday ON Wednesday Miss
Roosevelt viii leave San Juan ON am in-
land trip. during which She win visit The
principal plantations and cities The inc
hautauts of Ponce have made extensive
preparations Co receive Miss Roosevelt.
several thousand dollars having been
raised by subscription Tor that purpose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
WORK OF FlREBUGS.
PePPerill, Mass, Suffers a Loss Of
over 100000.

4 SPPSAAAA1 mass 9uAAe4s LOSS OF
over S3OO,OOO.
PepperilI, Mass, March ia fire
which started shortly after I O'Clock
this morning in the big shoe factory
of NJ. O.. Griffin at East PepperiIl
destroyed the factory ana "a score Of
other buildings. including stores and
dwelling houses, entauing a loss esti-
mated at 100000. AS the local fire
department could not cope with the
flames aid was called from Nashua.
y. III. With this help the local de-
partment fought until nearly day
light before gaining control of the
FIRE The heaviest losers are N. T..
Griffin, the shoe manufacturer and +.
+. Tarbell.
Three stores and six dwellings owned
by the latter were destroyed. The
cause Of the fire is not known. but in
cendiarism is suspected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Flood in WISCONSIN

Ia Crosse. Wis. March 19.-COutiuued
tributaries of the Mississippi badly. caus-
ing &c 90 Else nearly three feet within The
past forty-eight hours gaining foot
since Yesterday and % is still raining
Farmers ON the lOwlands are making pre-
partitions To VaC1tc their homes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
oNLY HORsFs KTLLED.

Halifax. ~ s. March l9.-An explosion
followed hv fire occurred I'm the Domin-
ion coal milne 30 5 al Glace Bay early to-
dag. Twenty-Five horses were suffocated.
huf no human being was hurt. 4hc cX-
plosion occurring between the shifts oi
the working force. The fire was soon got
ten under Conttoi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Continuous Rainfall.

Cedar Rapids Ia. March Brain has
been falling here since Monday. The
lowlauds are flooded and residents had
90 De taken out in boats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Wright's Attorneys Will Ask For a
Writ of Habeas Corpus.


New York. March lg-Uuited states
Commissioner Alexander today refused
bail for Whitaker Wright, pending his
eXtraditiOn. II was understood that
Wrights attorney would apply 90 the
United States courts for "a writ of
habeas corpus.
London, March 19.-The case Of Whit
aker Wright the company promoter
Of this city who is under arrest i'm
New York, came up iH the Guild Hail
police court today. this being the day
the summons obtained for him was re-
turnable. Formal notification was Civ
EN- the court of Wrghts arrest in New
York and OF the governments appliCa-
ton for his eTtraditiOn. In the SUM
mons John Flower chairman of the
shareholders committee of the London
& Globe Finance corporation. described
as the informant" charged Wright
with publishing a false balance
sheet"
Butte. March ia special TO the
Inter Mountain from Rosslaud. B. c..
says:
Whitaker Wright was the London
promoter Of the British-American cor
poratiOn which sold e5000.00O I'm shares
90 buy ROssland mines The corpora
ton acquired the LeToi Josie 80. l.
Nickel Plate. Great Western Column
bia. KOotenai Black Bear and other
properties. enriching the vendors sub
stantially
English capital was thus attracted
10 Rossland.
Ia the instance of the Leroi an of
the s. 100000 earned in profits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
BAD WRECK ON
UNION PACIFIC
Brakeman and Fireman Killed
and Two Trains Demolished.
NEGLIGENCE OF OPERATOR
ACCIDENT OCCURRED THIRTY
MILES WEST OF EVANSTON.
Especial 70 The H5raId.l

|-.l."NrN.t ~ tth AA.H ...HAs.
u NANSTON, Wyo. March 10
/. Through the alleged negligence OF
an operator employed I'm the tell
egraph office at Evanston. a serious
wreck occurred on the Union Pacific
railway at "a blind siding about thirty
miles west of here early this morning.
i'm which John A. Getcheu and Philip
Houston, a brakeman and fireman. both
employed by the railroad company,
We're killed.
The wreck is supposed TO have beer
caused 10y the operator falling 90 give
the westbound freight train AN order
which gave work train absolute right
Of the track over them
The freight train. knowing nothina
Whatever of the work train. was rum
ming at "a high rate of speed and coli
ided with the work train which sup
posed the freight train was protected
against them.
Running at High Speed.
Both trains were running from thirty
20 forty miles an hour, and came iu
sight of each other when ID WAS tOJ
tate To 90 ans lnlng but jump. Both en-
gineers and the fireman ON the work
train extra escaped with slight injuries.
but the fireman and head brakeman
on the Westb0und extra were caught in
the wreck and carried down the enc
0dnkment with their engines.
The bodies of Getchau and Houston
were brought to Evanston ON "a Iigh.
extra sent to the wreck for them. Their
former homes cannot az present be-
learned. The unknown man who was
seriously injured viii De taken 90 the
hospital at Ogden for treatment.
Trains Badly Wrecked.
Two engines and forty cars are piled
up I'm the wreck and AN trains were
held at Evanston and Castle Rock until
the track was made passab.e about q
O'Clock this AFTERNOON. The Evanston
wIeckiHg crew has been busy AN dag
clearing the wreckage away and MAX
ing repairs 90 the track.
The bodies of the killed were terribly
mansled and dishgured almost beyond
recognition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Growers WIN Meet.

Mr Smith thought there would be
meeting of wool growers in the near lu-
ture 20 consider the proposition, But
concluded
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
3 M Ell t es api t el.

Our felben Gtunbe, oa Cirrus 3eb=
bling mad Sulbum fam. UNI benz 8erz
breben in 9ollp Cottage. nuhsuipiren,
fubr cine slssante Gquipuse an einem
prd9tpollen 9ebGube in YiceabillD Dor.
Sieier Palaft seb0rte benz 8rafen ct
3anrenee, einem rei9en peer bon Gngz
Lamb. Der 9raf mar perfpiitpet uno
f9ien feinen einsieen Sobn, ben Sisz
count 2unbgale febr III lieben.
Der iunge Mann mohte unsefd6r
bretbis Sabre sGblen, cine i9one eols
Gri9eiuns BON ieinem liebenspiirbiz
gen 8enebmen, seliebt unb aeadtet BON
esebem, Der ibn fannte. Ils einsiser
grbe zines unaebeueren Heibtbums
sGblte er felbItperftdnbli9 gu ben sldnz
senoften 3ierben Der b0dten &reiie,
unb man6e junse Dame bdtte linn ibr
9era eefdenft, nibt Of 9ermOsens,
Sitels ober Wirben, fonbern Oh feines
eblen gburdtters, feiner mGnnli6e7
i9Dnen grfheinune. 3ubem mar es
cine gbre, ben Hamen ct. 2atprenee au
tragen, er ftrablte iternenelei9 in ben
/. glGttern Der @ef9i6te, unb feline Srd=
ger batten fi9 i'm Staat unb auf benz
Shladtfelb rubmpoll berboraetban.
Discount 2ansbule mar itol3 uuf fetz
men Hamen unb feinen Batter, Der ieit
sSabren i'm parlamente fab unb iih
itets am Winitertifte befanb, 10 oft
elm fonferbatipes MiniIterium am Ru>
Der mar. Inter all ben iuneen Oamen,
bic benz Discount entseeenld6elten.
hattie nur cine ginbrud anf iein Sers
eema4t. 2abn 2aura pansbourns, bic
einaige Sodter Der 9rdfin g%orrinston,
entffammte einem alien aber perarmz
ten @ef9le9te. Sbr Batter bate in lei
benf6dftli6er Spieltputb Bel gradforo
9uf INN 9ut berloren unb feline Sssami=
lie babur1 in trauriae 8erbGltnii5e gs>
braGt. 2abp 2aura P~ansbourne mar
cine sarte @eftalt NIT benz Iiebli9ften
reisenbfen @efi9t9en, bas man ii6
r.nfen fpnnte. Sbre S6Dnbeit mar
blenbenb, mod maieitdtif4, es lag mebr
ettpas Ginbli9es in benz eansen Weien
Der fiiben, fleinen Glfe, unb p%ertrauenb
unb binsebenb blidte Tie auf 81 Dem
qefiebten Mann. Ser 9raf Ct. 9aipz
renee fpiberfeBte fi9 Der 8ermdbluna
feines Sobnes NIT 2abp 2aurd auf
grnnb ibrer 4rmutb, unb Discount
Q~anqbaIe, gepobnt gu aebor9en, purs
tete aebulbig bic 3eit ab, bic biellei9t
iebes 6inbernib aus feinem Wese rGus
men biirfte.
Raum mar bic obenerpdbnte gquis
page porsefahren. aIs bic pforte bes
Yaloites fi@ 6ffnete. unb Elm iunae'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Ger Jllen|6ajdger.
a. Sprtietuns.)

ginige 2eute bebaupteten. bab elm
GROCER biifterer Mann, Der einem Mas
FROZEN slif, bic @ittpe tiirslia beiuat
babe unb Der Polisiit sos iofort Die
@dlubfolseruns, pab pieler Mann Der
SbGter iei. Mm Oienitas in Der Ibenos
b6mmeruns mar bic Witttpe gum leBs
ten NAL sefeben rporben; lie bate lid
nit einem aorb am Nrme na6 9auie
beaeben. Widtis mar. bob es on ienem
Mbenb um balb aebn l1br 81 resnen an
eefonsen bate. BOB unteriudte ben
8pben, um Gubfpuren bes MOrbers gu
entbeden. Del Slid mar nit einem REFS
nen SH9tuhe unb benz beiten por,els
Ian Der Wittpe eebedt. Cine Jlai6s
Mein unb cine Tlaide 8ranntpein be-
fanpen fi9 ebenfalls auf bemielben
Don leBterem mar setrunten. BOB fano
feline totisen Sritte uno i6lob bdraus
bob Der M0rber Dor benz Hesen. alfo
Dor balb sebn llbr sstommen mar.
Speifelsobne par bic arme 5rau pob=
reno bes aphens iiberfallsn poroen
Bonn ibr Sefitt mar oeaer Den Sern
9etebrt uno auf bemielben befan5 iiG
cine 9ratpfanne NIT S9inten uno
gisrn. Der MDrber mar entpeoer
nidt bunsris serpeien, ooer bate lid
nitt 3eit senpmmen, gu eiien. Sn elmer
Sdublabe befanben lid unsefdbr 20
9funb Sterlins baur; lie tparen benz
@erbreder ippbl ~entsungen. Oa ieopa
f6nitise @ertbsssenftdnbs feblten
idlob BOB bennob, oub Raub pas
leitenbe Motip mar.
SIN sansen Suuie fanoen iia peber
8riefe nod Spfumente. gntpeber bate
bic @itttpe ni9ts berartises i'm 8eiib
pber es mar entpenbet morben. Sir
aino eri9ien unb CAB babin 3eueniB
rab linn am Sonntus Ibenb Elm sroz
Ser ~itarter Mann in Mutrpfentru3t
inter Der Shire Der Witttpe Omen e
9enee seseben babe, Inn elmer am ufer
lanbenben 8riss bic 8ptiduft 81 brins
gen, bab er in elmer Stunoe CUR Ib=
fabrt bereit iein perbe.
@olisiIt BOB bei6lpB iufprt, sesen
oieisn Mann einen 8erbaftunesbefehl
aussuftellen. 9eseu 3 lIbr eri6ier
Qntport bon SCOTLAND gurb; ole
Seitune Der Sa6e tpurbe BOB iibertraz
gen nit benz 8emerten. oaB 6err Gnz
rus Gebbins isbe 9elesenheit, bas 9er>
breden gu perfolsen, gu gebsn lei.
3ebn Minuten IpGter eri6ien bieie
qeriOnliateit gu 8ob' Ierser unbgerz
oruB auf benz SdauplaBe. Cirrus
Reooins mar Der faurfiinnisIte tlisIte
Munn, Der ie nuh Der Yoli5eioirettipn
obne iebpeben Inipru9 auf 8elphz
nuns aur 8erfiisuns seitellt bate. Gr
ipielte ben 9oliseibeamten aug 2iebbaz
herei unb NIT unsebeurem grfole. Wie
elm 8lutbunb perfolste er bic Spur.
Setn S4urfiinn mar ipunberbar, feline
@nergie unbeusfam, unb bic Dirt uno
Wei5e, tpie er bic gepeistette bilbete.
ftaunensfpertb. gr iaste Meni9eu,
neil bieie Suso a~ufrsseno unb feinem
0ef6mad entipre3eno mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Wiertes &dbttel.

Sds Wetter mar bitter tdlt, uno obs
tpobl i'm aamin bellies 5euer fladerte,
unb bas 3immer marin uno bebusli9
par, sog bod Heboina unpilltiirli9
ben SeIiel an's Jeuer. Seine JuBe
fparen fult, bic SGnbe Iteif uno iu4ten
bic Slamme, ipie Der Mu9net ietnen
Dol.
Cirrus 3ebbing fiiblte fir alles, mas
fi9 uuf ous 9erbreben gu Sulbam bez
400, leb1uftes SntereIie uno lus Die me-
nigen I9eilen in Der 2eituna nit GuBer<
tier SorqfaIt. Gs mar BARN oas GEE
bsimniBoolle 9erbreaen aemelbet, bas
Sulbam's orme uber eeaftete Setpohz
ner in S6reden ieBts. nSas Spfer
besielben lei cine beia9rte, all5emetn
belie6te 8ittpe, Namens Omen. bic
golisei aber lei bereits uuf Der Spur
bes MDrbers; Der Bolisiit SOB BON
Scotlanb Darb {pd6e ha2 einem Der
Shat tart perod6tioen Mutroien nit
eepobnter umii9t."
Der Menf6snidaer luGt', oenn er
mar iibsrseugt, DaB BOB auf faliaer
sSGhrte lei, obeleih er iis nit Dem gifer
zines 8lutbunbes perfolatc. Gines NOR
i~ibrisens auffallenb, in Der ganSen 3eis
tuna mar Der auf ben Morb besiislide
9bidnitt bos einsia @emertsnspertbe,
folelid bate er MtTtreb 5~anihorpes
unnobliein bebinat. Worum? Sn
pel9en 9ssiebunsen itano bic Wittne
Omen gu ihr?
Hur poul fonnte bieie 5rasen be-
%onttporten, unb 3ebbins bate folsli4
cine idpere Iufgabe por lid. gs lag
linn bardn, iiber bas 8erbre9en bon
6ulbam Grtunbigunsen ~einauoieben,
unb bod pollte er MiitreB Santborpe
um feinen Yreis perrutben. bab er MT
Ser pOIi5ei in 8eribruns itebe. Sic
piirbe DEN 9erfebr nit ibm bunn see
brohen baben, unb bas nGre fir ben
olternben Mdnn. benz 9epobnbeit our
apeiten Iatur getporben, benz bic
4benbe in Miitreb Santborpes truutsm
Wobnsimmer 8ebiirfniB tuaren. unb
Der iberbies Paul iebr lieb bate,
sepeien.
Wdbrenb er bic f~tarren Singer am
Seuer ndrmte unb fetn 9irn qudlts,
tpie bas problem gu lOien lei. trat
gaul blei9 unb perit0rt ms 3immer.
Ser Wutter plDbli9e 4ranf6eit er=
flGrte iibrieens btefes @usieben. Gbrus
&ebbins belt paul fir einen por5iss
li6en Sobn unb bate oft be1ien 2iebe
unb Sorsfalt betpunbert. MiitreB
5antborpe betradtete ibr ein5is &ino
natiirIi9 nit beraeibli6em adrtliden
Stols unb miitterliher Treube.
paul f9ien eritaunt, Rebbins gu fee
Een, benin bas Sienftmdb9en bate i'm
ni4t semelbet. gr trat jebo9 freunos
lid auf ibn au, Bot ibm bic 9anb uno
erpieberte auf bic 5rass mad ieiner
Wutter grseben: .Miitreb S~antborpe
befinbe iid 70 gut. als mar ertpartsn
Tonne"
.Mitreb Jantbprpe2" t~pieberho!te
Rebbins eritaunt. rieit mann ipre6en
SVe 10 tdlI DoH S9ter U(uttets
paut antrportete nidt.
.Sbr gauges Weien perrGtb beutli6.
baB irsenb etfpas porsefallen iit", fubr
Rebbtns fort. rpollen Sic mir pers
trdnen2"
Ser iunse Wann f9ritt unrubia i'm
3fmmer auf unb ab unb iberlegte, ob
4 ben 9aussenoifen gum @ertrauten
pdblen folle ober nidt. gnblid fdien
.r baau entfdloifen unb beribrte, pbne
allie lImi9netfe. serabe bas Sbema,
bag ben Menidenidser por Illem Bee
|l9dftiste.
rMls Mifreb G~antborpe1, besanu
y. .in Der heutisen Mbenbaeituns ben
Beridt iiber ben Morb gu Tulbam las.
herfefh re IN furhSh6rp M,ffren.,nns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
ne "rli5ei bon Der rihtisen Gabrte 81

ne "rli5ei bon Der ridtisen Gabrts 81
lenfen.
eprus Rebbins tpobnte in einem
bibi9en Sauie in golemanroab, So
linston, Bel elmer Miitreb gmilp
sSantborpe unb berem Sobne.
sinem iunsen NbDotaten. &ebbing
ftanb init Der Gamitie auf
freunbIitem Gube, uno paul Jans
thorpe raudte oft elm YfeifHen nit
benz poliaeiDisilanten. obne iebo4 oei>
fen 0iebbaberei unb 8eiddftisuns gu
abn.n, ober gu pifien, pie iebr man
ben alien 6errn in Scotlanb Yarb uno
Olb 8ailep beaiinitiste. Inter iolfen
umTtGnben braudte gDrus teine etn=
labuns absutparten, ionbern tlopft..
10 oft es ibm beliebte, an bic 5birs ieiz
ner 9ausfrau.
gs tpar z l1br 4benbs, als er beims
fam, unb nod INNER fhnsite es. Reo>
bine tpe95elte bic &leibuns, aiinbste
fein pfeifden an unp sins binauf, um
Elm Weil9en nit Wiftreb Guntborpe 81
p~laubern. Sm Wobnaimmer fanb er
bas Oienftmdb9en bleih uno erfhredt.
vWas aibt esq" fraste er.
.Wabame lit febr trdnf. Sic lieB
tpie setp0bnli9 beute 4beno bic 3eituns
bolen, hattie iebo1 tuum bineinseieben.
als fie in ardmpfe fiel. Sd bra4te lie
su gett. unb Differ 8aul 1T feitber BEL
ibr."
,St0ren Sic i'm ni6t; ia mill bier
narten, bis er fommt."
Der alte 9err ieBte ii4 in einen
5auteuil unb bob bic 3eitung BON gos
ben auf. Sus grite. mas iein Guss
traf, mar bic Sran0oie gu Sulbam.
Funb ionberburer 8eiie mar bus 8latt
aerabe an bieier STEELE frampfbaft ger
fnittert.
.6a!" rief Der Meni9enidser err
I.aunt uno errest, der 3ufall lit am
gnbe bod Der bette poliaiit. Was
tann Der Woro Der Witttpe Omen Utts
itreb 6%antborpe interefiieren2"
lInb neusierig besdnn er Die Gtr>
5elnbeiten gu lelen, obpobl linn 1elbitz
beritdRoli6 all bas idon betannt mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Orittes Gdpitel.

Der Menf9enjdger gpru Hebbing
sdblts unsefdbr ie9aig Sabre. Seine
grlebniffe paren eioentbiimlider Ha>
tur. Mit aipanais Sabren trat er nit
gerinsem Sebalt in bic Oienite zines
3aufmannes. unb biefes Ginfommen
iiberidritt felbit nad aebn Sabren Der
Wiibe unb Mrbeit ni1t $50 pfunb. I'm
bieie 3eit erfdien fein Batter. erfldrte,
CT babe bur1 cine unsliidli9e Spetulds
tion Nlles Derloren unb bdnse nun BON
Der @roBmutb feines Sobnes ab. gp>
rus erfiillte feline ain5espfli9t fiinf>
3ebn Sabre lang rebli4, berfagte fih
ieben 9urus. iebe 8equemlt@teit anb
mar 5ebr erftaunt, beim Spbe bes @as
ters elm teftamentarif9es WermG9tnib
bon aebntaufenb pfunb au finben unb
su erfabren. bab bte ansebIi4e Mrmutb
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
Charming I<imono.

Kimonos, or negligees which owe
their inspiration To the garment OF
Japan, have taken a permanent hold
in Western favor and are constantly
appearing i'm some new form. The
graceful, yet perfectly simple May
Manton model shown is among the
latest and has much to commend ii.
The original, from which the draw.
iug was made. is Of fine soft flannel.
with bands of plain India silk, but all
the materials used for gowns OF the
sort are suitable. Charming ones show
plain cotton crepe for the foundation,
lowered silk for the bands and count.
less other suggestions might be made.
The kimouo is made with fronts and
packs and is shaped Ivy means OF shoul.
der. underarm and centre back seams.
The sleeves are cut in deep points that
are emiuently graceful, and both their
edges and those OF the neck and front
are faced to form the bands.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is nine yards twenty.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

Some of the nlmslcst of laccs trim
fur
Shirrcd undcrslcevcs Of lace are very
smart
Lace jabots are among the charming
rcvivals.
Very few yokcs appear on imported
dress skirts.
Full models. gathered and plcatcd,
are In high favor.
Frlls of delicate lace at the wrists
are Indispensable.
Cluny lace, especially in silk, remains
firm In fashions favor.
Lace braid is wrinkled onto net
dresses in scroll designs.
Wool lace inserts are noted on love
ly light colorcd broadCloth
Dyed laces may now he had to match
or to harmonizc with almost any dress.
For pcttiCoat no fabric touches taft
feta for style, smartncss and crispness.
White sheer soft fabrics are graceful
in full effects. heavy ones are seldom
SO.
Deep Irish crochet lace Is used to
edge the stoles of lovely ermine
piece.
Flaring flounccs are not done for, as
there is no better way of obtaining foot
fulness.
Pompadour printed tafrcta is among
the very lovely fabrics for evening
dress.
Some hats are covered with folds OF
taffcta; others are made of loops or
taffeta ribbon.
Tatfeta. as well as other silks of
similar weight is used for covering
the swaggcr rolling brim sailor hats.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
THEIR PROTEsTATIONS.

The whole body Of Vicnnese mlllln-
ers, as well as the artificial flowers
makers and Austrian feather manu-
facturers, have called monster meet
ing TO protest again the recent action
Of leaders OF fashion in the country in
banishing ornaments, especially birds,
from their hats. The trade representa-
tives insist that this wave Of rcnuncla-
ton is not due to any humanitarian
consideration, but il Is mere freak Of
fashion, and really threatens the very
existence of large numbers OF skilled
workers who are on the verge Of loss
of employment at the most critical
time Of tire year. The manufacturers
hope by this agitation to reverse the
decree OF fashion and turn the tide in
the old channels of ornamcntation and
display.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
QUE ADOPTED ISLANDS.

In his annual report on the condition
)f affairs i'm the island OF Porto Rico,
Governor Hunt says there is a strong
current in favor OF Americanism.
Governor Taft's report on the cost
Of railway lines for the Island OF
Luzon, L. l., is as follows: Manila to
Aparri $50 miles, SG.G7j,GO2; Dagupan
TO Laoag, 1853 miles $3.367 ,O3G; Manila
10 Batangas, siNty-nine miles, $780,
i57.
Judge Gear, Of the Circuit Court, at
the request of the Home Rule party at
Honolulu. II. l., has instructed the Ter
ritorial Grand Jury 10 investigate the
reports of repeating. voting in the
names of dead or absent persons and
perjury in the elections.
The returns of Philippine commerce
for the month Of May of this year
show that the foreign trade of the
islands footed UP S6,S72,9S2
Major Wood reports that on
his recent trip to Lake LanaO, L. l.,
the hitherto hostile MorOs of that re-
gion came in to m"et him in a friendly
spirit.