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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
DimpIe Doctors Popular.

The dimple surgeons office a crowded room.
Women get enough them o get them
deep enough. They made around the mouth,
checks in the the chin and i'm the shoulder.
Many also wish dimpes the knee and elbow They
be put almost wherever they wanted.
A book has appeared how TO dimples. 1t
printed i'm French designed for dimpe faced
beauties The beauty advised show all of her dmpes
all the time, for nothing can be more attractive"
when you dimpe try dimple that you illuminate
your whole face. Let fairly break out i'm dimpes."
Learn to dmple often. There is particular trick in
this You need not laugh outright in order to show
dimple spots. A smile will do
These are some of the adages found in its
There women who perfume their dimpes, but this a
fad like the perfuming Of the hands If you per
fume your dimpes take drop Of extract
the dmple spots. Let the perfume dry This will give
nice scent As the dmples fash there will be the
sweet UdOr Of perfume The perfume should be delicate
rather than pronounced.
The little hollow the throat ranks as a
dimple II should be slight but should be able
1t should be pretty color
Women who wear low round necks cannot be
particular the dmp question The neck
dimples in the throat in the cheeks and in the chin
Hair should be low If has dimples more
youthful Comb your hair back then fan upon
your neck. Then give it twist in the back stick a
handsome pin through IT, This is the way the dimped
beauty should her hair If she do But there
those who cannot,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Parade Of Friends, Then Feast

Through the shady lanes between hedges of laurel
wedding walks to the neghborng
hamlet for the ecclesiastical and civil ceremonies First
companicd by his twelve I'm number,
the bridegroom, magnificent I'm his embroidered be
panged wedding fnery The bride and her maidns follow
the relatives stragEle along behind while the chill
ahead stretch ribbons the pathway
that they demand toll from the bridat party.
After the civil and religious ceremonies at the marie
the church the off to dance the neghborng
if it is summer Here other guests join them and
within hour parake the wedding sump
where usually weddings of the rich each
guest is expected pay for what he
For tables trenches cut in the ground and boards
placed the mound Of earth erected in the
this of all the traditional dishes
beef rpe veal wine ciderwhch the
prefers modern culinary inventions of delicate
Each has brought his spoon, fork,
and in off of he patters which passed
The day following the nupuas the poor of the district
feast upon the of the good cheer
wish the happy couple blessing aboveas many
children there crickets under the hearth, many
life accorded the patrnrchs finally
admission into paradise death. Also
for the dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
DimpIes by Operations.

where the dmplng profession the
Of $ the many dmples actually
surgical operations. Often 1t Is too diicult
dimple by compression and elaborate method
necessary
The operation is like this The doctor selects spot upon
middle the chin just where muscle be reached
with slender, sharp instrument he digs hole in the
small muscle and the cut is tiny But
work The muscle is and the skin is then
with antsepuc and allowed to heal When
well again there will be pronounced dmple, which
will remain forever.
dimpe is really caused by defective muscle.
a becoming Nature impans IL in many chin
when not the dimple is easily
In the hands of good surgeon there will be
scar merely the dimple. The outside will
smooth beautiful and surgical dimples In
all permanent and satisfactory than forced
den
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Woman still chaffeI of Husband.

The rural villages Brittany least and half
behind the northern Europe What the
did enough for him. OF the
hghroads he stl proudly his bragous bras and
clngs onaciously the habits, beliefs
language all he desire
any change a serious matrimony i'm which
both and family interests involved wife in
therefore i'm tn position that she
Brittany of yeserday-a chattel in her husbands
household
the secluded villages, which constitute the
real the Brittany, the woongs and weddings have
changed little the long the Pardons and fairs
continue be Cupds field the village tailor is s the
matchmaker the wedding festivities a succession Of
fcastng the dead Indispensable of the
celebration the brides carried TO tho bride
house with ceremony. gavotte chants dcs
inevitable the poor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
TaiLors Official Matchmakers.

OF all tho national types Of Brittany the matchmaking
taiors the distinctive These really hold I'm affairs
matrimonial official position for ancient
it falls to them Intermediates between swains and
madens defend the suors interests in the
Elements and master Of ceremonies at the wedding
festivities Bazvalan the title that this functonary
by token his carrying. sentimental
towering sprg of that shrub called broom" which
is regarded as emblematic of love and union.
His position is no slnccme. The young who has
his that he shall ascertain only
girls pleasure likewise her and also that he
sound his clients I'm her that she shall
maiden freedom that the
yalan takes his responsibilities superstitious
that his the maidens keeps his
wide for omens Of good m Does he magpe
his he back without moments
ton, knowing that evil outcome should
persevere IT, however he hears rngdove cooling in
he hastens his footsteps for he knows good luck
les
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

is the texture of the skin If the skin be thin and delicate
the making of dmple easy work 1t be done almost
by compression You will want blunt instrument and
with this make dmple. Press It into the dimpe spot and
gently hold it there II the skin be thin this will make
permanent dmple a few treatments 1t should in
flame the flesh but merely press it into shape
There certain skins and chns that will dmple.
You press into them until make slight depression
Soon the muscle becomes this and have
dimple. But it is not all chns that dimpe easily
this
There faces that dimpe they become
plump Take thin girl and plump out her face and in
short time will the dmples begin into her
cheeks Fat faced children always dimpe and do chill
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Fete de PAmore Celebrated.

The Tarmore" the occasion when the brides
dowry chest the brdegrooms house. takes place
usually about fortnight before the day fixed for the we'd
ding This the different cantons but there
are two generally observed in of which
the suitor his national masculine while
I'm the other the bride is allowed momentary triumph Of
being eagerly sought and unwllingly
the brides friends find upon reaching
their destination dowry that the brdegroom
door against them Meely they inquire at his win
dow how piece furniture to be brought in. The
hawaiian who spokesman the bridegroom replies
perciousy probably it is better for him to let II
quietly it be carried i'm by force. Then
guests Permitted to with it and their
wedding presents.
The other custom which obtains in the primitive
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Omens of III for BazvaIan.

When he reaches the girls house he
his weather signs
he notices he enters the cottage that tho
upright beside the fireplace stating
erand II the mistress of the establishment slowly
pancake hand holding finger tips ap
poaches the fire. carefully keeping her back
him. he gathers at that his cake is all dough-
only the time make
concerning the famlys nealth.
or, If his hostess puts frying pan upon the
makes omelet which she sraightway away ne
takes the hint and departs without having
the suit he has represent the other
hand, If he receives cordial welcome the threshold
he is invited in and honored every court
the best white cloth spread omelet
for his especial deectaon already that
his is prospering, proceed business
Should be discovered long discussion that the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
If You Want Beauty You Must Have Dmples.

dren who happy Happiness will dimpes The
muscles laughing
dimpe habit is formed
1t usually supposed dimpes belong only the
young. an expression. Dimples 20, wrinkles
az 40" Up days this supposed to be
who had dmples at 20 supposed to become
a mass of wrinkles a this hold.
can have dimples long you want them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Discarded Lovers Pan in Pronram.

There is interesting custom which is obsolete
times of the wedding
groom his party arrived bride.
customary the discarded lover, suit
favored-usually for financial himself
bride, who tied about his a threefod
white, typical Of her innocence; pink, of beauty;
black of the despair which henceforth
portion But Breton marriages have grown years
maerialistic than before
on has fallen
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03


subjects
There people the world who deeply proud
their nationality the Roumanians. And justly for
than the survival accustomed southern
cline in the rigorous winters of the Danubes plains and
mountains surdy the gionares sent by Trojan to build
colony I'm the Dacan stood their ground against
their wofod enemy, hostile end hostile climate And,
I'm consequence there nothng dearer the Roumanan
day than his consciousness of Latin origin For the princess
compliment his nationality therefore by favOring
the national costume which also inheritance from the
past though from less remote, is like paying
compliment o himself
the the Princess charmed with the
and legend adopted with its
which both the traditions and the language Of
its The shivering the
churchs door sl ne heard calling Father Tro
jan 10 help him I'm his bitter need spring hrong Of
wearing bells belts sleeves, crowd into the
villages boisteTouy, stamping with their
shouting they
archeologsts declare, they
the which the sought pre-
Saturn from hearing the voice of the infant Jupiter
whom his mother Rhea had hidden lest his father should
him
There other rites which sl followed I'm the
rural districts The the Sabine
is commemoTated brdegrooms his bride
a preliminary the final Christian wedding At
nerals cake always served which the
cake that Orpheus Cerbeus he might slip
by the sleeping Hades
Eurydce.
All this the princess heard saw more besides
when she bride ROumana And she fell
with her land and with her people
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
LNND WHERE (
LOVE AND WOMEN
ORE DESPVSED

WHERE IN the civilized world could romance
find a mere picturesque background than in
Brittany. that land of half-mysterious peo-
pie. where are preserved unchanged, in the
heart Of twentieth century France the modes
and manners Of the sixteenth century Yet
nowhere Is marriage placed upon basis more
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Sing Praises of Bride and Groom.

The wedding party takes place at the home either bride
whichever happens to be the preenous A
firing of pistols the the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

90 present herseat the surgeons once ana IN two or three
weeks treatment acquire dmples of almost any character
she may desire.
Dmple surgery IS peculiar, Dimpes be made In a
few minutes, but they again A dimple made in
three minutes will be in three hours and a dmple
that is done i'm day lasts little longer
Dmples depend upon several things and the first
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

beauty. In other words, dimples have become
fashionable, and the woman of style must
have them.
From this craze for dimples has evolved
the profession of dimple surgery and so ex-
pert have the eXponents of this art become
that II is possible for a smooth faced woman
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

here says American writer on love topics
who has been making during residence abroad special
study marriage customs of European lands
Brittany is lovely country where spring comes three
leaves in regretul burst OF bloom
birds and fragrant blossoms 1t is
besides Of handsome women and brave men, OF
primal passions simple life II Is also however
place where contempt pronounced that
proverb country healds this masculine attitude as
national the mournful sentiment Of
favoritc bridal for nadeus:
Farewell, farewell, dear friends Of my youth have
thrown and exchanged life Of Joy for one OF
pain Sorrow grief await ! am but servant now,
for married Then hasten, we who are free to Par
dous enjoy life while ye Farewell o. friends of
youth, farewell,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
CAR MUST SPEAK FIRST

Washington, May 91.-"Until some
word of peace comes out of Tsarskoe
Selo, Nippon has but to fight on"
This epigramatic remark of the Jap
anese minister, made last night, accu-
rately sets forth not only his opinion,
but it is believed that of Washington
and the other neutral governments
represented here regarding the effect
of the battle upon Russia's policy.
Whether Russian Ambassador Cassini
will be the bearer of that fateruI woro
when he has seen the president today
Or tomorrow remains to be seen, but
the ambassador in conversation with
the Associated Press last night was
more emphatic than at any time since
the war, in the declaration that the
war would go on indefinitely. While
admitting that he would see the presi-
dent in the next few days and have a
long conference on the general situa-
ton, the ambassador strongly discour-
aed any hopes of an early peace.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
No American Ship Sunk.
MOTHERS VISITS RESTRICTED
Judge Fowler Orders Custody of Mac
Laren Child With Father.

Fond du Lac, Wis, May 31.-Tn the
proceeding by Mrs. M. M. MacLaren
iii the circuit court of Fond du Lac
county to recover the custody of her
child, the following order was en-
tered by Judge Fowler:
"It is ordered that the entire Gus
tody of said child, Malcolm Neill Mac
Laren, be and the same hereby is
awarded to the defendant, Malcolm N.
MacLaren, the father. The plaintiff
shall have the privilege of visiting
said child at times; not oftener than
once in two weeks, at reasonable
hours, upon condition that the de
PENDANT, or the person in immediate
charge of said child receive notice in
writing, at least twenty-four hours in
advance; that she shall not, while
visiting the said child, talk to any
servants employed by the defendant
except as may be necessary to secure
her entrance and departure; and
provided, further, that she shall at
such times conduct herself in civil,
orderly and becoming manner"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
Taft Talks With President.

Soon after the president returned
from New York last evening Secretary
Taft called at the white house and was
in conference with him for several
hours. The president and secretary
discussed a number of matters, but
the outlook for peace occupied much
of their time. 1t is realized that the
crushing character of the Russian de-
feat gives the president an opportunity
with entire propriety to offer his serv-
ices to the st. Petersburg government
in establishing communications with
Toxic, but until it can be learned that
such an offer would probably be sue
cessful this government is not inclined
to act.
Hope Russia Will Seek Peace.
Throughout the diplomatic corps
yesterday the keenest interest was
displayed in the news of the confer
ence which the Japanese minister had
with the president Monday night.
'"That marks a step in the direction
of peace" said prominent diplomat,
"and it is hoped that Russia will recog-
nize, as does the rest of Europe, the
disinterested earnestness with which
the president wishes for an ending OF
the war. Whatever be the popular
feeling in this country, think the Rus
sian government will readily admit
that the attitude Of President Roose-
welt, personally and officially, has been
all that Russia or Japan could ask. Ii
Russia had taken the advice of the
president after the battle of Liaoyang
she would now be at peace with the
world with the greater portion of her
navy intact"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
RUSSIA STUPEFIED

ST. Petersburg, May SLABS a. m.
The Russian admiralty is literally
stupefied at the extent of the disaster
suffered by Admiral Rojestvensky' s
feet and it's own advices paint the
situation in even worse colors than
the Toxic dispatches.
Only Two Ships Escape.
The Associated Press Vladivostok
dispatch, received early this morn
ing, accounts for only two ships of the
great Russian f1eet-the cruiser Almaz
and the torpedoboat destroyer Grozny
and the absence of news about the
battleship Navar and the cruisers Oleg
and Aurora, which are the only fight
ing snips of any value not enumerat.
cd in the Japanese lists of destroyed
OR captured, renders almost idle any
hope that they were able to shake off
the pursuing Japanese cruisers AMI
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
OFFICER TELLS HOW ONE
RUSSIAN SHIP WENT DOWN


Toxic, May 31-The warrant officer
Of the Russian repair ship Hamtchatka,
who landed at Monji, says:
"Our fleet entered the straits OF
Corea numbering SO vessels. The
Hantchatka fired several shots and was
partly damaged. Finally shot struck
vital part and go men entered the
boats. When they were nearly clear
a great explosion occurred and the
ship sank The captain and seven Off
GERS were killed during the battle.
Two officers were wounded and two
jumped overheard. Three other Off
GERS were drowned. We could see our
battleships to the northward enveloped
by the Japanese. Seemingly they were
badly damaged"
No American Ship Sunk.
Toxic, May Sit now appears that
the report of the sinking of an Ameri-
can vessel by Admiral Rojestvensky
grew out of the seizure of the British
steamer Olhamia, bound for Japan,
which was later retaken by Japanese
warships.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05

ship soon went down, leaving the deck
officers and many of the crew strang-
ling in the waves.
Battleships Follow Quickly.
Under a gruelling attack by the ia.
panese warships, aided by torpedo
boats, mines and submarines, the Bor-
odino, Osliabia and Ural, were placed
out of action and followed the flag
ship to the bottom.
Saw Two Jap Ships Sink.
The fog, which had raised and low
cred internationally during the morn,
ing, began to settle down again and
the distance of the Almaz, which had
now succeeded in disengaging herself
in the combat from the struggling
ships, made it difficult for her to see
clearly, but the officers are positive
that they saw two Japanese battle
ships disappear beneath the sea before
their eyes and that two Japanese
cruisers appeared on the point of sink
ing.
One Round for Russia.
The arrival Of the Grozny at II
. clock yesterday was marked by the
same scenes of excitement as those
which characterized the advent of
the Almaz.
The Associated Press correspondent
visited the wounded commander of
the destroyer, Capt Andriffski, at the
hospital and the captain confirmed
the details given by the officers of the
Almaz. He described his combat as
running fight in which the Grozny
was engaged for several hours, finally
sinking the pursuing Japanese destroy
er.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05

reach the shelter of the fortress at
Golden Horn.
Admiral Not Located.
The admiralty has withheld the
name of the craft to which Admiral
Rojestvensky is reported to have been
transferred after the sinking of his
flagship, owing to doubts as to wheth-
er it was the destroyer Bunny or
Bravi.
The report sent Tuesday afternoon
CT the arrival OF the Bunny at Vladi-
vostok was due to a telegraph mes
sage sent to Grand Duke Alexis by
Admiral Dournovo, informing him he
had received advices from Vladivos-
tok that the destroyer's commander
had picked up Admiral Rojestvensky
and had followed the Almaz out of the
battle. Dournovo being under the
impression that Admiral Rojestvensky
had reached Vladivostok SO informed
the Associated Press.
Commanders Blamed.
Tokio's account of the arrival OF
| the captured warships at Japanese
ports was more humiliating to the
Russian naval authorities than the
news of defeat. The opinion ex-
pressed here is that nothing can ex
cuse the failure of the Russian com
nanders to sink their ships under
their feet rather than allow them to
fall into the enemy's hands.
Peace Talk Must Wait
The question of inauguratlng peace
negotiations is not likely to be opened
until full reports of the Russian dis
asteT have been received. The wal
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
LATEST.

Vladivostok, May 31.-The first
irect news from the Russian fleet
ince the battle was received yester-
ay when the cruiser Almaz and the
orpedo boat destroyer Grozny ar
1ved here Officers say two Japanese
attic ships were sunk and two of
7ogos cruisers seriously disabled in
he fighting of Saturday afternoon.
Toxic, May 31.-The story of the
viping out of the Baltic fleet was told
asst night by Admiral Togo in official
reports which prove that his victory
vas even more stunning than was in
Heated in the sanguine dispatches
eceived in the early stage of the
struggle. Admiral Rojestvensky's
orce is almost entirely annihilated
Not a Russian battle ship escaped
sinking or capture. All the heavier
cruisers are at the bottom of the
Korean Straits or in Japanese ports.
There are yet unaccounted for only
he cruisers Aurora, Oleg and Izumrud
md whatever torpedo boats and aux
liary craft may have escaped the
pursuing Japanese vessels after the
main battle.
Admirals Rojestvensky and Volker-
am, in addition to Admiral Nebogat-
IF, whose capture was reported yes
erday, were taken prisoners, the first
lamed having been seriously wounded.
these were the three principal COM
handlers of the Russian fleet.
Twenty-Five Russian ships in all
rere sunk or captured, and this great
Glory was won at an insignificant
)st. Admiral Togo says all his YES
Els are still engaged in operations,
nd that none is seriously damaged.
ie estimates his casualties in the
st division at 400.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
DMIRAL ROJESTVENSKY
PROBABLY A PRISONER

London May 31.-The English news
pers are still without any but
eager official news from Vladivos-
K and therefore are completely mys-
ed regarding the fate of Vice Ad-
raj Rojestyensky. The Associated
ess' interesting Vladivostok dis
tches show that the report that
Cdame Rojestvensky received a tele-
TN from her husband dated Vladi-
stok must be placed among other
lilar and numerous rumorss current.
now seems practically certain that
miral Rojestvensky is prisoner.
The Telegraph's Toxic correspond
says that he has it on reliable au-
,rity that Admiral Rojestvensky
S wounded in the arm and srEren-
ed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
THAT RUSSIAN
LEADER is CAPTURED

London, May 31.-The Nails Toxic
respondent, cabling under date OF
ay so says:
when the Kniaz Souvaroff was
nix Admiral Rojestvensky was trans
rred to another vessel, but was cap
red off F'umi yesterday. He is said
be severely wounded in the arm.
imirals NebogatOff and Voelkersam
80 are prisoners. All the ships OF
Q Russian feet have been either
nix or captured"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
USER GROMOBOI SINKS
STARTING FOR THE REMNANT

London, May 31-The Toxic CORE
1ndent of the Express reports that
, cruiser Grom 1boi of the Vladivos-
( squadron with nearly 800 1nen on
ard, issued from Vladivostok in the
pc of joining the remnant of Admir-
Rojestvensky's fleet and that it
'uck Japanese mine and sunk with
hands. The correspondent says
is believed that Vice Admiral
rydloff was on board the Gromoboi
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
IFE HEARS ADMIRAL HAS
ARRIVED AT VLADIVOSTOK

London, May S1.-The st. Peters
rig correspondent of the Standard
seTts that Madame Rojestvensky has
ceived telegram from Vladivostok
gned by her husband, saying that he
d arrived there on board the cruiser
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
Plaque Fatal at oshk osn.

Oshkosh, Wis, May 31.-Within Sc
hours after being taken i'll Della Miller,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Miller, this city, died with what is
said to be spinal meningitis. The
father is principal in ward school.
The building has been ordered to be
fumigated.