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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02

sketch and description OF the Weuulns
gown of Princess Margaret OF Coiihdu5".'
Just received from England sho" lidt l.
is most beautiful creation, belhs ioi me-
of Carrickmacross lace, with designs %
meadow sweet Madonna lilies and sham-
rock The lace for the gown was given 10
bar nv the duchess of AberCorn, the Mar
chioness of Ormonde, the Countess of Mayo:
Lady HoImpatrck and the Countess Oh
Dunraven. This lace is draped over IVORY
tinted white satin, the skirt of which Is
laid in wide plaits. TWO deep founces OF
the lace almost veil the front, ard the fuil
court train turned back in revers, IS
trimmed with the lace, while the loW-cut:
svathed bodice is draped with hchu OF
the lace with lines of orange blossoms
The bridal veil of the same lace Is long
enough to cover both gown and train, ana
was caught TO her couture with long trans
of orange blossoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02

terial. made In a walking skirt and one OF
the sleeveless. low-cut bodies. open under
the arms. to be worn with white b.ouses.
The sleeveless section is heart shaped in
both the front and the b8ck-or would be
We're not the points OF the hearts cut off 1T
the bottom. The roundabout top is cut in
wavy scaiiops, outlined by two rows of
black braid. the first sSrip next thu edge
being perhaps an eighth of an inch wide.
and an eighth of an inch from this Is
strip a half inch broad. Whore the sections
join they form shoulder seams about four
inches long. These sections have at the
outside toward the arms a single inch or
inch and half plat laid in each side and
caught down loosely. The scaEopsd edge Is
also shows the wavy scalloped lines. Tn
der each arm at the waist line these front
and back sections are perhaps SIX mcheS
apart, and the bottom of each section
where it goes under the shaped and moder-
atsiy wide black taffeta girdle- is seven or
eight inches wide. Aside from the edge
plaits and the braid this body is smooth ana
fat, but swings a little loose me p-ouSS
worn with this the other day was a me
white linen with stock and yoke showing
many insertions of Naiencienres lace Ihe
sleeves have their tops OF hve mario" iace
and linen ruffies; from the elbows down the
sleeves are tight and formed of alternate
bands of lace and fine linen, running around
the arms.
The skirt is laid in box plaits set close
together and perhaps two inches VIDE al
the top by two and a half where they emo
twelve or fourteen inches below the waist
line These plaits make the skirt SheaIh
fitting but being laid in for little bit oh.y
the resulting fulness below them IS hoS
great The bottom of the skirt IS formed
of deep, straight fiounce some sixteen y.
eighteen inches deep, gathered al ihe 'oP
i'm a rrched effect and having an inch or 50
from, its lower edge two strips OF the W oe
and the narrow black braid. NH,
With this costume Mrs. Kip wore recently
n small. oval turban of black straw sEoW-
ard nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02

In sleeve attachments ingenuity knows no
law. and seemingly no limit so boundless
are the dainty creations In this line. A
really capital notion In elbow sleeveless is
a deep cuff of alternate bands of lace inser-
ton and tucks finished with ruffie at the
top A band OF plain lawn enables this
sleeve to be adjusted by a few firm teachings
or by means of several small safety pins.
/ should like to offer suggestion for an
elbow sleeve suitable for thin cloth or for
silk, or, in fact. for any of the soft summer
materials. This stylish manche Is made
into fun pun held up BY large button
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02

Soft hemstitched turnover collars are the
latest thing in Paris. They caught to-
gether in front with a triple butterfly cravat
of taffeta ribbon surprise has been
sprung upon US in the revival of the deep
Toby ruffie of tu1le This rufffe in white
and in all the lovely colors of the season
has acquired quite a furore. A stunning
variation Is the full round ruche of tulle as
fluffy and light in weight as puff ball.
1t has trimmed ends of tulle reaching to
the waist. Where one tulle end is sewed to
the neck ruche is placed pink rose with
its accompanying foliage.
Shoulder scarfs, as useful as they are dec
oratiye. are found IN all kinds of thin crepe,
chine. crepe de chine. grenadine and gauze-
some printed. some plain. some frilled and
some fringed.
It's a case of every woman to her taste"
but some kind of scarf is absolutely neces-
sary not alone for its elegance and coquet-
tishness, but for protection when decollete
or thin gowns are worn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
CHARGES FOLLOWED
ARREST Of BIRIE
..an Held BY Police Nade Explan-
alton Of shooting NcLaugAlia.
bot Did Not lmplicate Edward
Nc.AuliAe.

Serseant kavsuaush and PSliceneAn
Reilly u the Fourth District yeoter1nH
arrested John RyTne q No. M Cass aVs-
M. nue. or se,spie:oa Of being implicated =
sn":tly before midnight hA "Wednesday.
When taken before CApeain Joonecn
Byrne readily admitted the shooting. bux
justified his statement by claiming that
Mclaughlin had attempted to hold hi:E
up in frO2t Of . cluheo0m at No. rs Di-
vision street. whereupOn he dred three
shots at McLargh'in.
Byrn- siid not inapi!cate Edward NcAu-
it6c. who was wounded 1n the am oe thc
same tiIne that Mcl.aughlin wae shot.
He said that one Of the b0llet0 Nigh,
have passsd thrOush the door 1t ths club
room and struck McAu2i6e.
The fOurth District Police believe
ByrIe's story. hut ore holding him Ds1d-
ing inyeseiG1t1Oa Nclnughlin. .S tAe
time Of the shooting. refused to ten AOH
NciGSshIin 4 Displaying remnrhaas6 VI
tality at the City Hospital Where =.
condition - the marvel Of the ateendr
surgeons. 1t d said that his ec0d3e1oe T.
promising and that he may recOver. n
crisis b expected 10 arrive to-day - TO-
night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
CONFETTI IS MISSING
IN HOLIDAY SCENES.

The simple announcement In the press
that orders hal been issued to the police
TO make arrests for congetti- Throwing had
the effect Ut preventing that Isssiime last
night. and alfhoUGh Captain johnson Of
the Fourth District had thlSty extra pa
troln1en detailed Tor duty. on Broadway
and Washin8tOH avenue. it was unneces-
Hayy 70 mako any arrests Oh that change.
The merchants who handle confetti.
knowing that Il VAS under the han, ye-
fused to sell the stun To- venders. and
trouble was thereby avoided.
Pet3ilers Of horns and feather busters.
however. were out In force: and Sppasent:
~ but few Of them had licenses 20 seIi
phesnalta OF that character. temporarily
taken from the unlicensed pesldiers ar
rested. were piled up under tl:" SesEeanrs
desk. until the assortment; made the
Fourth District Station look like u junk
gard.
oswald WAssermAn OF No 1917 k!lsi.s,
street. Sam kostsrman of NJ. ~ oral
Ion street. Charles Miller II NJ. ilis North
Ninth street. Sans HeiskOvtt1 81 Nc. 6Is
North Ninth street. ABB. So:k Of NJ. IaEi
Carr street. Julius Franklin of No. Ia:s
North Ninth strs et. 8entan GchepuA =
Of NJ. 1913 Biddle street. and Norris s:Tic
Of No. lSs5 North Eighth street. we're all
arrested for pesSllinG without 4 Mcens.
and were held either With ~ with0u:
ball u answer To tn. charge l.. the Police
The last two named were also seeking
to dispose Os ieAiks. dLsteJs To the
crowds. hut. so far ~ The Is.lice ~ ere ahie
IN learn. no use was made of them AID no
arrests OF complaints were naj.. on thai
J, account.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
IT MERCY Of
CRllED CoAChMlI
Bert Cain lnpefils tie Lives Of r.
J. .Cuaainghan's Yean9stes5 h
Reckless CafEiaee Drive.
Lashes Horses to Terrific speed,
Needless Of Little Ones Cries
is OveFtakea IN Park by
Mounted Policeman.

Driak-cSssej and demontac. Ber, cain.
SsS.cnmsn for =, z. Cunningham u Sa tlss
West Fine eos3evard, lass night iass,ed 4
rine speed. .Sle the tSe young c eh:idrer
81 JAr. Cunningham huddiesl In the cush-
ions q the carriage. frightened and help
Cain. II Is ssid. had been Drinking freely
e1 day yestereay and vhen the two chtf-
dr.n. aesd and - ye.rs. respectively.
9. O'Clock tor . dr,s<. he xhippei up his
horses 10 = smarter speed than usual
~: SPEED madness g.inlnG force % the
saT. e ssss X: We.s s'fs EnI sA ss % eSs a.
until the progress Of the stylish equipege
sslicss and p-,isssrisn. del from the % ayins
animals In terror.
The hsipsess children In the carriage,
too; rea;ise-i that something was wrong
win tReir coachm3n. and called tn vain to
mad.i.ne.i by the fumes Of liquor, paid
no heed to their cltes. bui. leaning fOr:
horses.
TINS. Ins younk.:en IN the earrisse were
r"r restrained them from leaning from the
dyine vehicle. They screamed loudly in
their terror. Until tie frenxis0 co,shnnan
McPhe:s..n avenues. aud tie- si.xhtej.
Mounted Pniroln,an Su;tinan. hearing
Shcir cries a;I seeing the mad race of the
carriage. nsace after the reckless coach.
man. With cain urging his team to seili
greater speed. lsuttman spu.red his hUrx.
In pursuit;
Through i:e houlevx.Gs Of tho West
t.nd the CHASE continued. the carriage
turning sharp corners with reckless aban-
d", and nO abatement Of sVesI. Just when
tire mounted officer seemed to- I've gaining
"s'i the dytnE team his hors. stumbled anil
fell. Gut',nars lighted Or Ills feet. got
h:S ii''rre u? axain and swnaS into the
Saddle IN continue the pursuit.
As the team turre.l into Forest Park Il
was evident tc s;uttman that tl,e;. extra
ordinary efforts we're telling upon Cain's
!a:i"-l team and tire rafrolnan made q
curious squirt. OvertakinR the team and
their driver just inside the park. (sutt-
man. leaning over In his saddle. caugh:
the brides and GrouGh; the team to Q
staEdstill.
AZ he did 20 enc ot the animals fell IN
the traces. exhausted from the GruellinS
drive. The driver vas placed upier ar
rest. ana viii be sent 10 the police court
.;.der a charge Of fast drivinE. The car
rage was damaged tO the extent q about
e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Two cases of SMALLPOX were Eeporte.I at
the drst 10 occur in 81 Louis for several
moaths. Neither VAS fatal.
TWeIty.seven deaths occurred tn 81.
Louis last week from pneumonia. II more
Nine cases VI typhoid fever were report
ID last week. with no deaths. Seven cases
werc reported the preceding week. with
death.
The total nvnh:r Of deaths las. week
Two hundred and seveniy.One births
were rep.!ted last week. more than In
the preceding week.
Ct ti,e deaths iass we.t ln1 were from lo-
from synod. diseases. s Of development
al diseases. IL by Si"leaco and from an
The specific .auscs. besides pueumcnia.
were:
D;arrhoeal diseases. I: pyaeria and sep-
t.caemia. 3: alcoholism. ): other symctic
diseases, 5: cancer and malisnant tumor.
4: marassnrs. tabes nesenf.rica ann
scrugula. z: other constitutional diseases.
S: bronchitis. II: other diseases resptra-
tory organs. :: diseases o. the clrcul.sOfy
,-nnvu!sions ard trismus. I: apopiexy. ::
other diseases OF the erain as,d nervous
system. 10: c.rrhoets Of liver and hspatft!s.
=: ente-t;tis. Gsss.ner;sTiiis. Z: peTttocieis
ard gas,r3sir. .: Bri3ht's disease and neph-
ri,is. u: other diseases urinary ORGANS. s:
tuFc birth. .: seni:i,r. q: other develop
mental diseases. Z: surgical operations. ,:
suicide. :: homiciie. ]: accident: !"
Twenty-s'x cases OF consumption we're
;her:s. u cases. , deaths: Group. s essa
) deaths: scaSlatina. cases. ] death:
rreas,es. ease. no deaths; whc1pinE
cough. cases. no Ieafhs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
BARTENDER TWICE ARRESTED.
Commercial Club Received Two
POlicr Visits This Morning.

Sf:e. h-i=s arrested or a charge o, seil-
sSG i.11or wiskog; . lsc.ns> as .hS Com
r1sr->s' rlsh. Ne 81. North Eighth
street ard 't-rl. after returning &. the e.
sst..snneaf Ax<3 iesu-s.rg IRE A.sSer<s-
.ir- c: d,ffsts Chari.s H-a..~r :se fsY-
:e.,t~r. sss sG1.n arrested hy she ce...ai
Las;-scs r..sce
Tse srss Arr.s; was sk< ..sv!. Q: . gee-
s-ai ert.s. iSr raSSe os sups"sec an;Isd
c4sss
A.. n~mas-y g she ofg1-s1s..oa found
se ise csar< sefe :sksn n TIRE patrol Ua6-
o.. -: Ss-s .~is.se'f =. the Pour CcJsts
af,s> .EE.As-ca ~ Lieutenant No
hs--4
irsr.ss;.,y z,s,- h!s rsiesse Bss:e: ~
sc-1~-. - 10 siarc s,.s s~suEae6 the Aale
- 5-1-ks se-s.sns RSksy ard svc pa
s:ss&-s7 u<-~ s--: 20 tAs Place and ~
VAs <ss.s S,Acst. s,s3~r Arrest .: ID skts
RocrlzG HE s-ss ss:sss s-ccv,re6 ssor:ty
sfr-- astskehs- - ~ Was aa The Ceaeso1
U-ss...: esAtjr. swtce 0s.A2a a oo4f.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
SAL lO0N aIx-uP FOLLOWS
S1RAN6ER'S INTRODUCTION


As the result cf :. free-for-all AGht e1sf
night John kaha OK No. l2ls Washingtc,
avenue. Is In th. City Hospital with .
broken nose. q SCALP wound IN the Itsh'
side Of the head ard closed eye. Aoosi;
q dozen patrons ~ the saloon where II DC
CURED ere held at the Fourth District Sta
ton to.await action Of the count.
The fight occurred about n O'clock at the
saloon Of lin Gully. M. 13.e North Broad
wav. Witnesses stated that th. trouble
began with the entrance Cf kaha while
,i,. salOCn Was crowded. accompanied ty
kSmer Mcclure. who introduced kaha tc
tho others.
KAha Wss in an Intoxicated condition.
and before he had been In the saloon manT
minutes, they state. h." stepped mp To
Dickson Cunningham, and slapped him NJ
the. face. Ct,ni.;i CHAM promptly kncckcs:
hj,.l tsoWn. 4 gsneval meiec <nsued.
About the ,imo tine ps,lis,A appeared 2"
auelI the disturbance Mcclure escares.
through I, side dvOr. hut VAS captured III:
hO;Ir later.
Kaha has q police record. Vi vas stated
hy q member Of the force tna. he sho'
a man during the street railway etrtk.
of 1400 ~ the corner Of Fourteenth and
GrSttOt street. Ne formerly conducted {.
saloon At fourteenth snd PSpih streets
about ten rcacs ago.
others Who Were arrested. WeHs being res
ist.red. he fought the officers. u re-
quire-i several poiicem-r Z" subdue him
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
STAMPEDE OF NEGROES
FOLLOWS POLICE ENTRY.
Three detectives Gasse Csssseroa-
ss"s aud sesea Asseses - Hs0s>
80 shess0os Street.

Toe l.-- 4Tiuc-. e. 'h.-. ii t.c'iS.s az a
crAi-s gan which Was in Cror-es. In a
room a. n" .'.s che sfT,it street. shortly
after = So rlnCk La. right. rrs- !9i:ai-; q
stamp, Hul"rc tire p'G-o->. The st1y.
was su' s.N! over 'ns !sCe curtains 1s1e
to.D tnrT. - AL fort - leap our of the
WINDOW. aT4 q 'arAs bureau WAS :'rrsd
aS>ft" GHer. when TAO a.. 'he players
sSrJ --ftl:. - hi-i Il
The windows ve.e fastened GoNE. .aus
preventing 49, .>cs!-. o: Two Of the pay
.cS
Af..T tt. si-;!'hs rad arrested FRED
j"h1-0r. Marry Uu-.car. Frank Johnson.
Edward Jameson and samuel u Taylor.
they af-uay"s-,t .;-o-g- Shannon and VIII
liam b'i, ttauaa :ut.T ..- bed The .vo
n-S'n-- w. 1s.!.: 1li. .nS take. iu tn.
EiCh'f l''str.c' Staten ~.th THEA. COM
Ta.s-
All w--a ,asrkssi with shooting cTsys
and Mi. =. ~s-t 9. IN. tfG>; iE.f-is; t'o-
~" tnssT- Today. W!th ~ exception ~:
Z isllaT3 t.s- sslIr. - i5n al, - s~rs 20 tao
',vt.g- ~ 'riini-fsl Correction az. a charge
=; carr lrx yu-.c~aisd wsApo.ls-
The arrest Sss rah1- hy lrtec:.yes rss-
asy. fsIi.-rick AMI SarS.y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
R1eeeRS TAKE TELEPHONE.
CIGARS, CASH AND BOOZE" "
- Says P0eses. Wes0 PseV1sesoe -
saeooo g'1s6s AsSeeD woea Ne
OeloS0o TVo0 . TVsp.

Frank ZehroWtcz. a sas1onkeeper At Ne.
l63S Wash street. inOurns the loss 0f q
telephone. which. with other vnluab1es.
MAS stolen sfvrl his plAAe OF business carly
yesterday morning.
ZebrONicz reported "a tho police OF th.'
Fourth District yesterday morning ~ s:3s
O'Clock that h.. h..i iei, his place IN charx-
Of Tony Wismcwski. hts porter. PtSoa.
evening. returning tO The saloon at ~:s'
q clock yesteTda! morning
Locking esss,ut his place. he ufsSed ID.
teiephons Instrument. and further invest
ration showed thas tW" tnx~s of cfGA~
.wo bottles cf Whisky and s. o: - IN silver
we're also missing
IL. demanded an explanation 81 she
porter. wiso - a;.lsined that while he Uss
Ns,c-s, early In the morning someone u'-
known tn him lad entered the place .'I'i
loo.ed a.
P.fYolman Boyle am! Ryan Werc dc
tailed on the case. Shortly after J"
o'clock Yesterday morning they srreste''
Wi,u,aW aWski at Nineteenth and UPaliOiI
streets The porter stated that bttWeem
snd Z o'clock Yesterday morning ~
uni.!c ntified man had entered the place
ard held him Up. Y"hhing the cash reg
lister and stealing the telephone and Oehss
y.luati.A
m. could give no description ~ The
rot,b<r and WAS locked Wy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
e6vERlI0R'S LITTLE SON
GETS CONVICT PARO0nEn.

Te0.1e0P-Oto T00tb 0n00eQo 00O.
saGoe - Give FreeAs0 - Ts1say
WAo Woo Doy's A0eesSoos.
REPC BLIC REi1AL
Richmond. Vs.. Dec. 3-Edward Britt
a car-hreakeg' from Nansamon0 County.
was pavdoned to-day on the plea 0f Gov
ernOr MOntague's son. Britt Was . tFnoty
and since his conviction belonged tO the
Capital Square squad. often working
around the Executive Mansion.
The convict has had a GOOD record and
wOn the affection Of llatana Montague.
the Governors keyear-Old son. To-day he
went to his father In his executive olllee
and pleaded q. have \ pardon for Britt rs
q Cfristnlss gift.
At firxt the Governor did not accet1e Ia
the request. but the warm hearted, youth
looked uP the papers In the case. secured
4 Transcript Of the cOnvtct's good prison
record and renewed the assault. The
Governor could nO longer resist the eOys
earnest appeal for his convict friend and.
drawing . pad before him. drew up The
order fOS BIitt'S pardon.
These papers are usually accompanied
with considerable formality. but the order
for Rr;tt's release vas immediate and tn
happy lad carried u himself To the pardon
authorities across the city and Britt to
night received freedom as a Christmas sitt
from the hoy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
DETAILS Of YOUIe'S
WtDD|ne WITHHELD
St Louis AreAiteet, Depssted to
Have Married Divorced Wnes
Sister, eaid to BE o. Way to
Boston. ---

Relatives and friends declared Last n.she
ihat Shey had net been advised o % tho
9ssa Sc.n ef shs ,,s Msds;nf q : - , 9
4ayoe Of Webster 0reses. an 36iss Jane
g: HOdgosan. sister u bis divegeed W1te.
SesS ssf fss s:;,rss2 2 sefSs e fe
Xr h Hedesnan. mother e the
ioS~er ieS1 ~, IoonE aud oe TIE y'1Sss
succeeding her sasser. sasd tha1 ahs hSd
not heard from her daughtes, 1l1e jene
A0,tgman. N!s. Hodgnszn deconea - dls.
the reported marriage Was . sWV6sse 70
y. 9; E.m.s: the architect. partner .:
anything e"ocesning the cers@oay. .bat
SO sS:s s: & esss:e Ssa sas ssss es:s.sos. So -
II. Il. ne COM. ss:' 70 " l. He ss e. .sS.. sss nss sss
Saya aiter vi:iting Boston. where two Of
Pc three daugh!sfs. who are nieces e the
vin 70 10 Webster Grove 10 reside d ~
known. Recently Nr; Young removed TO
q; Louis and occupied apartments at Ho-
Ms. YeSae. relatives At Webster
Grove. declare they know nothing Of NJ.
Sounee plans for the future. a Telegram
The nesSsi.tiSns Of the cosp,e which
are presumed 10 have cuimtnstcd in q
marriage. were conducted With the great
cst sccIecy. M. 1O0u8 p0t N an appears
enco At the SeratfOrd Hotel. shortly after
O'Clock Friday morning. and seemed
He was al.ne and. declining the invita-.
ton to register. inquired ci Clerk Shaw
Ss TO the proceedings necessary to &c.
cure q marriage license. 4 detailed ex.
pl1nation was given to him. bit he was
not te OVen before > O'Clock.
He paced up and down the libby q the
Motel Ter an hour ~ more. at times selt-
Ing himself In q chair and resting only I'm
instant. when he would resume his tramp.
After two hours Of waiting he called Up
over the telephone and . feW minutes later
was joined by two women. He Immediate
ly ordered carriage and directed 10 ~
driven to the building where he could Sc
cure Q marriage license.
A. Clark and Adams streets. he halted
the vehicle. and. when he opened the door.
two women who appeared TO be there By
appointment rot In.
~ the Rand McNaily building the er.
tire party went urStcirs. where the license
was secured. and after half IN hour re.
appeared.
Although the marriage license vas ON
record ~ having been issued. no one could
sse found Who hA0 performed the cerc-
mOny. ID Is believed they were married IN
the building wtere the license was Sc
cured.
II vas reported in Chicago that Mr.. aad
Ara. Young had gone To Boston.