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1ortsin that no ono except Hyde and Holmes
- q more thorough knowledge OF mat
: 20 IN tho statistical bureau than did Mrs.
! ksuch, and II ID believed thathsr testimony
would be of vast assistance to the Govern
1snt In the proceedings now under way.
Secretary Wilson Is now showing every
Aisposition TO investigate his Department
fhoroughly. HIS critics have mover at
! Gaoked him personally, but have taken the
4 pcsition that he has been deceived by un-
worthy subordinates. Mr.. Wilson had q
long conference this morning with DR..
D. Z. Salmon. Chief Of the Bureau Of Animal
= Industry relative to the allegations a. to
i oontrsots for printing labels pasted on meat
for export. DR.. Salmon was directed to
mako careful inquiry into the matter.
4 When tho attention Of Prof. Willis l..
Moore. chief Of the Weather Bureau, was
called to the statement that the service
maintains an annex In the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. which Is used by officials and their
families - resort during the heated term,
he said:
sThe Mount Weather Observatory has
bssn authorized by the laws Of Congress
for Ave yeas. The ninety acres compos-
ing tho tract and the seven buildings cost
80 = 49, rnodarote Ac,,re II ia the
-, ,i... - ths ,a.thar .arvice devot.d
s~c,,,stvs,v In n,,ralv so;entiso inyestipa-
~ .nd ~ o,rsadv nroved n ha Of the
$1,000 vah,. to Tho service. ito worth
h.vinr Increased from vear TO wear"
& a. "a IN. statament that Seoretarv Of
o,J,,,Itura Wiison had IN several o.
css,nn. .s,iovad The hosni,alitv Of the
-,,rtr,.r onr.y = prof Moore said.
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DEAD IN His OWN YESTIDULE
BRONX REAL ESTATE MAN TAKEN
HOME UNCONSCIOUS

Ana Left Between Deors. whore HIS Wife
Found Him Cold TIVE Hours Later
Diam end Gone Frem Its Setting In His
Ring-P0ssibly Had Knockout Drops.
james A. Cleary, a real estate dealer, Of
liza Woodycrest avenue. lapsed into
stupor while sitting on . box in front Of
Charles Emery's candy store at 1854 Ogden
avenue. yesterday forenoon, and Emery
tried In vain to arouse him Finally he
hailed Harry Black Of IS Lind avenue,
the driver Of an express wagon, and
asked him to take Ceary home.
Unable to AROUSE any one In the house,
the driver opened the vestibule door and,
with the assistance Of James Wilson. his
helper, carried the unconscious man within
the vestibule and left him there about noon.
A young son Of former Police Captain
Stephen Brown, who lives across the street,
ran to his mother with a tale Of some men
carrying q dead man to the vestibule. She
told the boy not to bother her with such
stories.
Mrs. Cleary; who had been attending
to most OF her husbands business, because
he was in poor health, spent the morning
collecting rents. She got home at 2 clock
and stumbled against the body in the ves-
tibule. She couldn't believe her husband
was dead until she felt Of the body and
found it cold.
The High Bridge police station put De-
tectives Bernstein and Curran on the case.
They noticed that the diamond was gone
from the ring Cleary wore on a finger Of
the left hand. The finger was black. The
detectives suspected somebody might have
given Clsary knockout drops, and they
began to look up his travelings in the morn
ing, and notified Coroner Berry.
The Coroner's physician, DR.. Riegelman,
after a superficial examination, expressed
the opinion that death was due to heart
disease and alcoholism. William Lally
a brother OF Deputy Fire Chief Lany, is
a brother-in-law Of Mrs. Clearly, and spent
most Of the afternoon with her. He was
reluctant. he said, to accept DR.. Riegelman's
theory.
The police questioned Black and Wilson
closely but became satisfied Of their inno-
oence and released them. Emery, the
candy man, did not know where Cleary
had been before he came to the store.
The dead man was ~ years old. He
had large real estate holdings in The Bronx,
inherited from his father, Martin,who died
two years ago.
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Not . BIT II Yellsw Fever Here.

Six men Of the crew Of the Panama Rail-
road steamship Seguranca. detained at
Hoffman Island because they had high
temperatures. were released yesterday.
The two men In the Swinburne Island
Hospital, MoGill and Novo, arc slowly i'm
proving from severe attacks Of malaria,
which at frat examination resembled
yellow feyer. Five men Of tho Morgan
}reighter Ell Sud. from Galveston, we're
brought to the city yesterday, 40 were Also
the four children from the Morgan line
passenger carrier Proteus. All hands
were In fine health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
P.nama's yellow Fever Cases.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-Gov. Magoon Of
the Isthmian Canal Zone to-day reported
two additional cases Of yellow fever on the
Isthmus and one recovery. The new cases
are a. follows: c. H. Skinner, American en-
ployee at Cristobal. taken III on July ~:
Harry Nottingham, American, non-em-
ployee. taken Ill at Panama on July %,
The recovery Ia that Of William Carter,
an American employed on the steamship
Seguranca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
CHINESE TO BUlLD RAILWAYS.


ORcr Americans % 800 900 fer the Can.
W" ton-E1ankow Csncessisa.
Special Cable Dsspaieh 10 TIE SUN.
HoNQKoNo, Aug. THE Canton repre-
sentative Of the South Chino Morning Post 10
informed that tho vioeroy has consented
to the construction Of the proposed Canton
Kowloon railway. Tho survey for the
road 10 progressing favorably, tho cor
respondent says, and the Chinese
arc friendly to the enterprise. He also
says that the Chinese Minister at Washing
ton has offered the American syndicate
which owns the CAnton-Hankow railway
concession 100000 to turn over tho con-
cession TO Chinese. tho transfer to include
the rolling stock and material Of the sanshui
line. The. Chinese merchants and gentry
Of three provinces have oonSented to raise
the capital necessary to indemnify the
present owners and to carry on tho under
taking. ~.
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Skull Fractured BY Falling Iron Bar.
william Lockner. 10 years old, . plumbers
helper Of ~ Prospect street. Long Island
City, while at work yesterday was struck
on the head by an iron bar which fell from
the over head structure OF the Long Island
Railroad depot. where he was working.
His skull was fractured. He is In St. Johns
Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

Brooklyn Borough Hail Has New FlaEpole.
A new aagpole, 90 feet high, was raised
on the Brooklyn Borough Hall yesterday.
Il Ia IL inches at the base and inches at the
tor. Forty feet Of the pole will be visible
above the roof, the other twenty feet being
within the cupola. 1t replaces the pole
that was shattered by the lightning about
two weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Drowned whne Fishing.

Peter ScaIlon. Is yearB old. Of 1911 Forty
third street. Brooklyn, . watohman en-
ployed by the Bush Terminal Company.
disappeared from the warehouses on Mon.
day night. His coat and fishing lines were
found on the dock. Last evening his body
was found floating in the water near the
dock. II Ia supposed that he accidentally
fell overheard while fishing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
BRITAIN'S BIG BILLS.
$40 600 Paid Out In Annuities - the
~" Royrl Family.

~" Royal Family.
SpsetcI Caels Dsspateh 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. i.-Accordins to Parlia-
mentazy return issued to-day Great Britain
grants $4,000 In annuities to tho royal
family and pensions for judicial eervices
TO the amount OF s245,0oo tho total Of which
Ia S7s,0oo more than the pensions paid for
naval, military. political and civil services
together. The sum OF sos 900 Is spent on
the maintenance Of royal palaces. $4,000
on royal parks and ti<s,ooo on tho secret
service. Broadmoor Asylum, for criminal
lunatios, costs $4,000 yearly: tho Irish
oonstsbulary X, $40 900; the British Museum
SsAs 900 and the National Gallery ts7 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Court Calendars This hay i.

Appellate Division. supreme Court-Recess.
supreme Cour-Specal Term. Part mo
ton calendar called at 1880 4. NJ. Part lex
Surrroraics' Court--Chambers. Court opens al
1880 A. NJ. For probatenWills Of ,Catnerina
Marianne o Gormsn Edward Conway. Caroline N.
Luquecr. Francis 4; Lndlgm. Charles Y: Grimm
3i2i-Wlll Of Nora Boynton a 1850 4. N.
City Court-Spccisl' Term. Court opens at 10
A n. Motions.
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Office Furniture for every
purpose; not al kinds Of Office
furniture, but a selected and COM
plete stock Of the best that can be
bought In the city.
CHARLES E. MATTHEW'S,
I door East Of Broadwsy-275 Canal ST.
Telephone 1929 Spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Negro Kills Woman He Tnsusht a witch.

Negro Kills woman He Thought witch.
RICHMOND, Va. Aug. i.-According to =
telegram from Mount Laurel, Halifax
county, Va, search 10 being made for .
negro named EARLY Mosely. who y accused
Who he suspected Of having .hoodooed"
or sconjured" his wife. It Is said that the
negro before leaving the county, confessed
that he was guilty Of tho crime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Msaey Broker Reward Fees to Honduras

Money Broker Howard Fees to Honduras.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-Allan Howard.
q money broker Vho came here twelve
years ago from Ne~iYo rk, and who had built
up a large business, b an absoonder and
has sought refuge In Honduraa: His wife
telling her he was about TO take . steamer
for Honduras. It's not known how much
Howard owes, but his wife thinks the sum
will amount to $780, 900. She had 5000
invested in his business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Falls Dead At Daughters wedding Feast

ORANGE, N. j.. Aug. IA fatal accident
ended the festivities incident to Syrian
wedding in Summit last night. The bride
was daughter of Myommi Blahadan.
The fun was fast and furious until the ton
year-old brother Of the bride fell down
stairs and got a bloody. nose. The father
picked the lad up and hurried to the rear
Of the house with him. Suddenly the father
staggered, fell unconscious and died before
a physician arrived. Cerebral apoplexy,
due to excitement, caused his death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

Missed His Boat; Tried to XIII Himself.
William Andres, 10 years old. an Aus
trian, Of Chicago, arrived In Hobolzen at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon with ticket
Of passage on the North German Lloyd
steamship Kronprinz, which sailed In
the morning. He went TO the Continental
at lOl Hudson street and had an attack
Of the blues. He locked himself In his
room and tried to kill himself last night by
cutting his throat With razor. He was
taken to St. Mary's Hospital. His con-
dition Is serious ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
MONASTERY IN CHINA SEIZED.
Canton vicerey. Sells Church Lands At
Auction.

Special caSk Dsspaseh to TIE Sun.
HoNoKoNa. Aug. THE Viceroy OF
Canton has elected the monks from tho
monastery at Canton, In consequence Of
their opposition to a proposed school, and
has sold the monastery and its lands at
auction, realizing $500 900. He is spending
the money in establishing . normal school
on foreign lines for the children OF two
provinces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Burned by Expl oding OIL Stove.

Edward Wells, 10 years old, OF Staple
ton, was BADLY burned last evening by the
explosion of an oil stove. Mrs. Wells was
preparing supper when the stove exploded.
Wells picked up the blazing stove and
threw It out Of window. His clothing
took FIRE and he was seriously burned from
the waist to the neck He was taken to
the 8. r. Smith Inflrmary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Alleged Hishwayman Arrested.

Abraham Lewis. %, Of 1o1 Leonard street,
was arrested last night on complaint Of
julius Taft OF 1902 Rockaway avenue, who
charged Lewis with stealing four karat dia-
mond and a gold watch from him at Broad
way and Graham avenue at O'Clock A. NJ,
July 20 Taft says Lewis and three others
assaulted. then robbed him. Lewis was
locked up in the Adams street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
TR1EDTOcLEANO OUT PLAYHOUSE.

Mrs. keysOn Gets 10 beiiovuo, Out IL 1oos(
Three Policemen TO Do II.
Mrs. Marion ,Kayson. ~ years old. tho
wife of Christian L. Kayson. . guard en-
ployed in the subway, was taken from her
residence, 500 West l4Sth street. last night
to Bellevue for examination as to her
sanity. TIE woman was sent to Bellevue
two weeks ago, but was released after
twenty-four hours. .,
Mrs. Kayson started In last night to lick
ali the tenants IN the house. and she kept
the place in such an uprosr that they were
afraid to venture out to get . policeman.
when two did come they had to send for
another and patrol wagon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
LOSES 4 LEG AND SOME TOES.
Through Two Wars and Eight Tines
Around World Unhurt Then Train Hits Him.

PATERSON, N. j.. Aug. John Durkins
served through the Spanish and Boer wars
without injury. He was struck last night
by a train in this city, to which he had re-
turned to spend his days. in peace. The
surgeons have amputaoed ono leg and
several toes.
He suddenly disappeared from his home IN
this city sixteen years ago: Occasional
letters wore received by relatives from
been around the earth eight times be re-
turned homo a week ago
Last night while walking along the Erie
tracks he stepped from one track to get
out the way Of train, but got in front OF
another locomotive just in time to be hit.
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ont Of Work, He Hangs Himself.

WINFIELD, L. l.. Aug l.-George Reiss
to-day found the body Of Nicholas Stenger,
40 wears old han ging from grippe arbor in a
lot on Chestnut street. StenGer Of late had
been without employment and had been
despondent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
PITTSBURG COAL 90. EXPLAINS.


Caused Passing q Last Dividend
P1rrssuRo, Pa, Aug. THE promised
statement Of the Pittsburg Coal Company
relative to the passing Of the last dividend
was prepared at meeting Of TIE board Of
statement viii be mailed to the Z, 600 stock
holders Of the big corporation ct once.
The statement is signed by President Frank
Robbins and explains that the cause OF tho
small earnings Of the company for the year
past was hard competition from outstas
Companies which compelled it to cut rates
to hold business. -,
Attention Is called to the fact that, while
the Pittsburg Coal Company has closed Q
deal with the United States Steel Corpora
ton to furnish all it's coal for twenty-five
vears. the coal company has not yet entered
into the full benefit OF this because the steel
corporation is yet taking coal from outside
oompanies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Yerk's Big Bakery Burns.

YORK. Pa. Aug. THE d. F. Stauifer
bakery was burned this evening. The plant
Is regarded a. being tho largest outside Of
the trust and 10 valued at more than 500 600,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

Boy Dies From Injuries Received in Falling
The boy who fell OIL the bluffs near Ogden
aven,e, Jersey City, on Monday night,
At St. Mary's Hospital in Hoboken. He
was Unidentified ns George A. Bonner. ~
years old, Of 1871 New York avenue, Jersey
(Ytv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Killed by whisky-rhat Fell On Film.

KINGSTON. N. Y. Aug. l.-Frank A..
Hart, Of the firm Of Farran 4 Hart whole
sale liquor dealers. was taking barrel Of
whisky from wagon this morning, when
he slipped and fell. Tho barrel fell upon
his head, smashing his skull and killing
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Omaha Lawyer Drowned.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. Ill. R. Andrews, a
prominent Omaha attorney who had been
missing since Friday. was found drowned
tonight In Platte River near Cedas Greek,
NOb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
BARTON TWICE IN ONE DAY.
Before MaSistrate wahle for Alleged
FelGniee ut The Rossm0re. Z

Felenies Ut The Rossmo ore.
Willis Barton was arrested at the Ross-
more on Monday for running handbook
and discharged by Magistrate Wahle yes.
terday morning.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Lebers
arrested Barton again at the Rossmore.
He says Barton accepted from him i've
dollar bet on Comet in the fifth raoe at
Saratoga at az to /. Comet won.
About O'Clock last night Magistrate
Wahle came to the Tenderloin station
and took bail for Barton. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
A # our systems &C.
cornniished onlv

IT If our systems &C.
IL complished only
small economies or slght
increase in efficiency. do
you believe they would
have revolutionized Office
methods in the United
States In ten years3
It Is 20 easy to get
our specific suggestions
for any department OF
YOUR business.
Library Bureau
Business systems
3l6 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Negro Murderer Ret urns to Dismal Swamp

ELIZABETH. N. j.. Aug. i.-Charies Long.
the negro murderer Of Mathew Cunnin CHAM
Of Trenton, is believed to have returned 70
field and Railway. Late yesterday after
noon Charles King saw o negro disappear
into the swamp. The reward for his cap.
ture has been increased from $50 to o6Oot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Jan shoots Jap o. American Cruiser.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. lon board the
cruiser West Virginia to-day. Myamots,
tho Japanese cook OF Capt. Arnold. was
shot by another Japanese. He u In the
hospital at the training station In serious
condition. II was said On the cruiser
that the shooting was accidental.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
JOTTINGs AROUT TOWN.

DAY tAss Il vii eslsSrsis Labor Dsy 81 : Sissss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
NEW WORKERS IN THE COUNTRY.
Country Justice Telephones to Our Police
to Please Send for Them.

Justice Of tho Peace Bleaksy Of West
Bank, N. Y, telegraphed to Police Head
quarters last night that he was in trouble.
The local constable had picked up five boys
for robbing orchards. chicken stealing
and other depredations. The West Bank
authorities didn't want them and vouldn t
the New York police kindly tell their parents
to come and get them.
The Justice gave the names and addresses
OF the boys, all Of whom live on San Juan
Hill, but he didn't specify whether, they are
white or black. The police set out to notify
their parents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

strenuous Young Man" Hello Tor Iry1ne
70 knl WIFE.
George Watson, the ssk-styled strenuous
young man. who admitted that he tried
to ohloroform his wife Enc In Jersey CITY
last Wednesday morning, was held In q ,ooc
bail by Justice Higgins yesterday TO await
assault with intent TO kill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

Whet 20 Eat describes @ miniature
IansucSe garden which has been ar-
RANGED with 6ne effect in The bow win
dow 90 q Nsw York City dining nom
TIE garden Isl built on foundation
=onSsarr 90 tiled receptacle about
far- inches hi-h. -On ore size IS q
Dethlv beach with two coy Junk boats
drawn rn ticf rr The beach. Through
rhc centre of -he box s. an eierc--or 20
earth planted with teirste moss. ul---
tsture trees ana fs-ns. a tiny. carved
japanese house ivory sto-ks. wc1.
~rCmcr and images. are arranged about
EriE the green. Tbs is protected nT
q iar-e lantern % fantastic design l---
VII tasse-s. which hangs above rha
rs-se-. ana through which the elec
rric -t- gives soft glow
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

The fancy Elton * one OF those at
tractive little wraps which gain added
favor with each week OF the season
II is SO dainty. generally becoming
and attractive. and ills 80 evident a
need that IL can bc relied upon % be
worn not alone during the present
season but for the earlier weeks OF
the autumn Here is one thst is quite
novel and is finished with q big collar
which can be OF the material. OF the
favorite embroidered muslin. Of lin
en- or OF pique. The plcated portions
provide becoming fulucss. while the
loose sleeves 10 away with all posi-
ble anxiety 20 the fate Of those worn
beneath. In this Instance the coat -
made OF SAGE green rancta simply
stitched with bedding silk. while the
little collar Is Of SheerpSt linen lawn
finished with banding OF combined en-
hroidery. but an similar silks the fav-
orite vol and linen and lace are
+ equally appropriate.
The coat is made With the pleated
+ fronts and back portions and yoke and
sleeves which are cut I'm one The big
/ collar is separate and scanned 20 the
neck.
The quantity OF material required
FOR the medium size is three and sew
cn-cighth yards twenty one. three
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

lines 20 mark different angles. such rs
nftecu degrees. twenty-five and ONE
half degrees. thirty degrees. forty
degrees. sixty degrees. etc. other cor
related information. such as the
amount OF rise per foot ~ run of hori-
zontal measurement for amy ~ the
ANGLES within tho scope 40 the saw Is
added These marks considerably in-
crease the sphere of tine tool and rem
der b. unnecessary to employ the usual
inter when ana ANGLE cut Is to he found
ard marked. without in amy way rene
der.ng the tool cumbersome or Interior
-u- with ils ordinary use. Moreover,
the Improvement does not adt apprer--
ably t0 it> Philadelphia Aeror4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

thincs which baby requires. ans
there are 50 many things which ars
said that bciong 10 il but which. 81
icoScd az rightly. are simply foolish.
ness on The part 81 thc silver. Wealthy
children are more often burlcDcG witt
these elegant accessories. and 10 seems
that thcy are not nearly 3 happy g.
the less fortunate ones who have "luSi
enough"
The toilet basket. ere hamper. ms
hassincf. stand fo- The bath. carria f.
and dress apparel. nh should SDcsk o'
careful ana refned care. hat nos 81
loneliness. which corncS very near 6
vulcnris-n. Everything about the rah'
/ Should he white IS FAR as possible. $40,
+ the- the most delicate shade ~ blue o.
pink = au the color that IS requires
Tor Hs OUTFIT. piilowS may have
f great deal 90 hand work attached. bu
one can keep * down % such am TX
tent that it keeps its simplicity Bah
/ clothes should he baby clothes, ani nc
= small reproduction ~ mothers ever
Ing gowns In fact the little dariln
needs simple c1rcfu'ness and u VIII @
la happy. healthy baby.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02
rs FRlLLS iCN
GLAlA sH5oWE

A black aud white dotted SWISS made
q pretty evening o. diuaer gown
A linen lawn gown. clear green and
white. with q snail hgure. was almost
VERY simple
Flower hats are nof very good BAR
gains ordinarily. az The rowc-a are too
per-shable % last j0rg-
Room gowns ~ uegAeefe. rr1ich baFe
entirely superseded t1e fopry wrapper
q ancient days. are necessity
Among a number - Waite linen
sowps was one ~ plain white. com
biufa With iinen co. s-o-cered In large
dots
TIE silk and fabric gloves sod tlis
wear are much better g. the quality q
the silk usec a. well Is "a shape @lc
a than ever before
A dimity gown was palest blue. and
was almost entirely handmade. ms
gown was a princess. fuA shirrlaSi
securing IL az the waist line
very dainty was clmity gown viii
i email sprigs o. r0sebuds. on q eifa
white ground Tie skirt WAS iuckf'
except in front in gronps q three
Very attractive war q New 3cr
, city window fun q Porto hic2n IA;
FOR women. They were all IN outin
: shapes. and naDy were suite u
- -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

In some parts OF Europe and Asia
.bere "a a peculiar custom Of sailing
newborn babies When bsby -
born among The Armeaians OF kuas'a
she nurse takes TIE infant and covers
The entire skin with very me salt
T.niS salt - left on the baby for three
hours o. more. and then the child -
washed with warm water.
In Asla Minor there Is a tribe o
people living iR the mountains who a
es,n worse slsu thls. they salt tnei