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MINISTER TO HANG TODAY.
Rev. j. j. Rawlings and Negro Ac-
cOmpIice VIII Meet Fate.

Valdosta. Ca, Dec Gov. Terrell has
refused to interfere, and Rev. J. G. Raw
lings and his negro accomplice, Alf Moore,
will be hanged tomorrow for the murder
Of the two little Carter children nearly
two years ago.
Jesse and Leonard, sons Of j. O. Raw
lings, are under death sentence for the
same crime. but they will not be hanged
until later. and it is probable that they
will receive a Communication and serve for
life with their brother Milton, who was
also convicted for completely in the Carter
tragedy. The scaffold on which Rawlings
and the negro IS to be hanged is waiting
for its victims. 1t is in a large room OF
the Jail and visible to prisoners from their
cells.
Sheriff Passmore's brother, Dan W.
Passmore, died suddenly yesterday and
will be buried here at IL o'clock to-mor-
row. The sheriff will attend his brothers
funeral and then go TO the Jail to perform
his duties as hangman. If the sheriff
executes Rawlings and Moore he viii
have to go from the funeral of his brother
to the Jail 10 do so. The sheriff is to-day
at his brothers home. two miles from
here
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

REGENT-R. Bergen. New York; J. Gallagher,
New York. Tom HYDE, New York; Glover Ware
New York
COCHRAN-Senator A. W. Benson. Kansas; Sen
ator ". p Dillingham; Vermont; Senator Murphy
J. Foster. Louisiana: Senator J. NJ. Gearin. Ore
gon; II. ?. GoebeL Ohio: T. J. Hill Connecticut
Senator G. Z. Mallory. Florida; Senator J. b. Nc
Crcary. Kentucky; Senator Leo s Ovcr1nan. North
Carolina; Senator sam H. Piles. Washington; o. ".
Underwood. Alabama.
GORDON-Charlcs Curtis and sister. Topeka, Kas ;
Miss Viola Fortescue, New York.
WILLARD-W. c. Baer, New York; Henry Bar
mum. Portsmouth, o.; A. y Eddy and wife, ST
Louis; Louis X. Hull, Minneapolis; Bird AIcGuire.
Oklahoma James AicLachlan. Pasadena. Cal: r. +.
Reed, Oakland, Cal; " Z. RubcnacE. Philadel-
phia: T. Smythe, Charleston. S. g; Pierpont and
stephen T. Stakcpole, Boston; R. L. Van Wormer.
New York; Andrew d. White, Cornell University
RALEIGH-M G. Appel, New York; p J.
Brady. Cleveland; J. ". Cornell New York; p. s.
Danaough, Roanoke; James Banson. L. 5. A.;
Airs. N. Robertson, New York; ". J. Wise. Mobile.
EBBITT HOUsE-Charles Bird. L. S. A.; J. b.
Coghlau, U. S. A; C. J. Crane. u. 5. A: Mai ID.
H. Fuller and wife. L. S. Marines; J. S CASTOR
and wife L. S. A; c. ], Manly, U. S. A.
ST. JAAIES-L w. Barnes North Carolina; N.
c. Canfeld Cleveland; F. J. Dabney, Richmond: J.
W Fraser and wife, Nashville; William Thompson
Philadelphia.
METROPOLITAN. X Beardsler and wife,
New jersey: II. Z. Coates. Georgia; J. Gould Rich
mond; c. A. Morton. Baltimore; w. 2. Pickett,
Portland. Me; A. Walters. Virginia; Nelson Al
drich. Providence. II. l. Ralph ID. Coke Findlay.
Ohio; Nine Martha. New York; NJ T. Olmsted,
Harrisburg Pa John c. SpoOner, Madison, Wis.
SHOREHAN-w H. Andrews. Albuquerque. \.
Mex; c. L. Bartlett, Macon. Ca; Mrs. J. r. Jack
son. San Francisco; Madge Vincent Kirby New
York; James 2. Taliaferro and daughter Jackson
vile. Fla; Thomas Yapp. ST. Louis.
RIGGS HOUSE-Mrs George Albright. Rev
York; T. T. Bankhead, Alabama; r. F. Broussard,
Louisiana; Charles Z. Fuller BelFiderc H.. Henry
n GOldf0gle. New York; J. a. Hughes, West VIr-
gnia James Kennedy, Ohio; Marcus g. y Kline.
Allentown. Pa; Louis krane New York; L. v.
Webb, South Carolina; c. L. Wcems. Ohio.
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INDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE MEETS.
Plight of San FranciScO to BE Topic
of Discussion.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-FOur hundred and
fifty-two delegates representing the 200
branches of the Citizens Industrial As
sociation of America, met here to-day
in it's fourth annual convention. Dele
gates We're present from every State in
the union.
Among the delegates was strong
representation from the Pacific Coast.
where labor domination is so seriously
interfering with the rebuilding of San
Francisco. The plight Of the California
city viii form a prominent topic for
the convention
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WOMAN KIDNAPS HUSBAND.
Inmate OF Asylum Falls Heir TO For
tune in Germany.

lUit III
AIiddletown. n Y, Dec. "A sensa-
tional kidnapping, wherein an insane in
mate Of the Middletown State Hospital
was spirited away from that institution
and has disappeared without leaving a
trace behind. was made public in this city
to-day. The kidnapping took place last
Wednesday, and so well had the facts in
the case been kept secret by the hospital
authorities that the first knowledge Of
the affair leaked out to-day. The patient
kidnapped was Emil Martini, a we'll
known painter and decorator of this city.
Mr.. Martini had been confined in the
Middletown State Hospital for about six
months. being afflicted with general
paresis.
from Berlin, Germany, that by the death
Of a relative Martini had inherited for
tune. Martins wife Immediately made
efforts to procure the release of her hus-
band from the State Hospital. She was
not successful. On Wednesday last Mar
tint, with several other patients. was
taken out for a walk. As the group
reached that part of the grounds near the
roadway, a closed carriage was driven
rapidly up to the wall, the door flew open,
and a woman beckOned to Martini. The
latter leaped away from the attendant
climbed the stone wall, was pulled in the
carriage by the woman, and the coach
dashed away.
The woman, it is believed, was Martins
wife, and there is no doubt that she plan
ned the kidnapping of her husband
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LONG DELAY IN THAW TRIAL.
May Not Be Called Before April or
May of Next Year.

New York. Dec. 3.-Justice of the
Supreme Court Newburger has granted
the application of Clifford W. Hart
ridge, counsel for Harry Kendall Thaw,
for the appointment OF commission TO
examine witnesses outside of New York
state.
This commission will ask the Pitts
burg relatives of Mrs. Thaw "A series of
questions to be agreed upon between
counsel for Thaw and the district at
torneys office.
Inasmuch as among the witnesses
whose testimony is desired, is that OF
Ada Vera SimOnsOn, who is now in the
KOngO, where she is expected to re-
main. II the counsel on both sides re-
main as determined as they are at the
present time, the Thaw trial. instead
of being held next month as has been
planned. VIII not be called before the
latter part of April or May.
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GOVERNMENTS COST GROWS
Appropriation Estimate for 1908
Goes to Congress.
Grand Total. However, IL Less Than
Actual Expenditure for 1907
by SI2,OOO,OOO.

The annual estimates Of appropriations
needed for the conduct Of the government
during the fiscal year 1903 were transmit
ted to Congress yesterday by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. The grand total
shows an increase over the estimates of
one year ago, for the fiscal year 1907. Of
SCI. 30. .302. but is less by more than S12.-
0o00OO than the actual appropriations
made by Congress for 1907. The grand
total Of the estimates sent in yesterday is
S5Ss, ,02S 453. as against estimates Of $500,
y, isl last year, and actual appropriations.
including deficiencies and miscellaneous,
OF S701. .551 .j66.
The estimates by titles for 1905 and for
1897 are recaDitulated as foIIov-s-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Poor Pipes Cause Water Loss.

Owing to defective water pipes near
the Soldiers Home, there has been a
daily waste of 100000 gallons of water at
that institution. An investigation by en-
ployes Of the water department showed
that only 100000 gallons daily were being
used. while 10000 gallons were being
piped in. w A. Macfarland, superintend-
ent Of the water department, said the
waste will be stoned
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Orrapt.ntion Cannot Be Held.

In reply TO a question certified by the
Circuit Court Of Appeals. the Supreme
Court of the United States held that the
members of the Virginia Pilots Associa-
ton could not be held responsible for
damages caused by the negligence Of one
Of its members while In charge Of yes
sci as pilot
While the association is incorporated.
the court held that as 1t had no power
to select its members, or TO dismiss them,
it could not be sued for any injuries
caused by any of its individual members.
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woodmen of the world Give Ban.

Oak Camp. No. 4, Woodmen Of the
World. celebrated its annual ball at the
National Rifles Armory last night. There
were a number of visiting camps who
attended the festivity of their brothers.
A uniformed rank has been organized,
and it is preparing to contest at the
Jamestown Fair in the prize drills. S. E.
BOmar Is captain of the corps. ]. c. Nc
Cornell first lieutenant; Louis Gee, sec
ond lieutenant, and A l.. Brooks, first ser
geant. The annual election of officers
will take place December 13.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
Of the Washington Safe Deposit Co.
Nnc), held December /, the following
order was adopted:
When a good man dies the community
IN which he lives as well as his family
and friends, sustain loss. and such loss
came when. on the 18th OF November.
1906, after seventy-three years passed in
this. the city Of his birth, Samuel Cross
fell asleep.
During the many years in which he was
engaged in active business he so bore
himself toward all with whom he came
IN contact as 10 win esteem and conf
dence- He was an honest MANN word
and action-a brave man, a true man.
The duties Of every position filed by him
were discharged with intelligent ability.
and his charming personality made it q
pleasure to transact business with him.
Whilst esteemed and popular with all he
Was bound by ties OF devoted love TO those
friends who knew his true inner worth.
and by the needy and unfortunate recipi
ents Of his generosity and unpaid-fOr ser
vices. No one could be with him and
look into his open face and clear eye
without knowing that he was man who
spoke directly from his heart and with
out cOncealment.
His loss viii be particularly felt by this
company. Of which he was the secretary
and treasurer from It's organization, and
10 the welfare Of which he devoted him
self with UntiTing energy In the admin
iStrdtion Of its affairs he displayed Un-
usual ability, in his relations to its 0i-
rectors he was courteous and helpful. and
towards its employees kind and consider
ate. BY ali-stOckhClders. directors, en-
ployes. and paTons-his CHEEKY greeting
and kindly presence will be greatly
missed
de hes passed to his reward, leaving
behind him the record Of an upright. use
ful and good life, and his memory viii
long remain with those left behind
Resolved That the board, deeply re-
GREETING the death Of their friend and as
sociate. direct this expression of their
feelings 10 be entered upon the minutes
of the company. and a copy thereof sent
TO his family. GEORGE c. HENNING.
Acting Secretary.
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Valuable Records Are Burned.

Omaha, Nebr., Dec. S.-Fire in the
new pattern factory OF the Union
Pacific Railway here for a time to-day
threatened the complete destruction OF
the building. AS it was, records of
great value, which cannot be replaced.
were burned.
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movements of Naval Vessels.

The following movements Of naval vessels have been
reported to the Navigation Bureau:
Arrived-Decemher /, Boston and Paul Jones' at
Mare Island Scorpion. at Hampton Roads;
Marietta at SantO Domingo City. December 2
-Mhippe Worden TruxtuR. and Msccon0ugh.
az Port Tampa; Sterling, at Cienfuegos; Mar
cellus at Boston; Ohio. at TompkinsYiiie.
Sailed-Deceraber l. Boston and Paul Jones' from
San Francisco for Mare Island; Des M0ines,
from Port Antonio for Santiago; Hull, from
Charleston for Key West Whipple, Worien.
Trxtun. and Maedonough, from Key West for
Port Tampa
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Ocean Steamships.

New York Dec S.-ArriTed; Hudson, from Havre,
November L.
Outgoing steamships sail Wednesday: Oceanic
for Liverpool, a m. vaderland, for Antwerp. 40
a. m.
Incoming steamers due Tuesday: Finland from
Antwerp, November .; p. V. Luise. from Hamburg.
November Is George, from Liverpool, November a.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
BOY KILLS TWO MEN.
Fearing "BIack Hand" Lad shoots
Strangers Through Heart.

New York, Dec. 3.-Two men. both
Italians. were shot and killed this aft
ernoon in front Of No. 81 Garfield place.
BROOKLYN, by an Italian boy named
John MatoranO.
The boy who lives at this number,
says the men, neither Of whom he
knew. started to argue with him, and
threatened him, and that he drew a re-
voIver and fired at them. Both fell,
shot in the heart.
The boy said he was afraid they were
BLACK Hand men, and were going TO
kidnap him. He was locked up and
the police are investigating.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NAVAL ORDERS.

Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. r. WEBB. detached
naval torpedo station, Newport, 10 Naval Hos
pital, naval station, San Juan.
Passed Assistant Surgeon f. NJ. BLACKWELL. de-
tached Naval Hospital, naval station. san Juan,
home, wait orders
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Another Dreadnought 1. Rerun.

Portsmouth, England, Dec S.-The keel
plates of another war ship Of the Dread
nought class We're laid here by Admiral
Sir Archibald Douglas, the commander
in-chief at Portsmouth, this morning. The
new battle ship will be larger and more
powerful than the DreadnOught. and, as
much of the preliminary work has al
ready been done. it is expected that her
construction will progress rapidly.
The Washington Herald delivered
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL STOCK
holders meeting of the National Sepa-
rator and Machine Company viii be held
in the cOmpany's office 309 Bond Building.
Washington, D. c.. JANUARY s. 1907, at
1910 a. n, for the purpose Of electing q
board Of trustees and transacting any
other business proper to come before the
meeting. SAMUEL a. BAKER. SeCre-
tary
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Calls Autopsy Fraud.

Every one IN this courtroom who heard
those doctors testify concerning the notes
knew there was some fraud connected
with the autopsy"
The bruise on her head lie accounted
for by saying that the boat had turned
over suddenly as she jumped. and that
the opposite gunwaIe from which she had
thrown herself had struck her on the
head. causing the black and blue spot
The blood clot. which was said 10 be un-
der It, he argued. was a fabrication of
the States medical witnesses.
The hair which had been found caught
under one Of the cleats OF the boat he
accounted for by the possibility that the
girl might have come Up under the boat
after she had gone down.
District Attorney Ward started to sum
up just before the court adjourned. He
was white with anger at the charges Of
the opposing counsel and declared that
Mills had made bold and vicious mis-
statements Of the facts.
Charges Defense with Trickery.
THE whole defense Of this case" shout
ed Ward. has been one Of trick and de-
vice. It is very evident that the inten-
tion Of counsel is to mislead some Of the
jurymen with statements put deliberately
in the mouths Of witnesses. I say his de-
sign is not an honest one. am the least
concerned in what your verdict may be l
don't care a cent what it is. I am not
afraid Of my record and to have it eX-
amined. Counsel has told you Of graft.
There has been no graft If the doctors
have been paid by the State. so has the
judge, so have you, and 50 has the coun-
sci for the defense been paid by the State.
The doctors performed the autopsy In the
case before they knew murder had been
committed and before the defendant had
been arrested
District Attorney Ward win probably
complete his summing up and the case
viii go to the jury by night
The militia viii be held in readiness to
answer any call Of the public prosecutor.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
THE STOCKHOIDERS - - NASH


ington American League Baseball Club
are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders for the election
Of directors for the club for the ensuing
year viii be held at Room 105, Colorado
Building. Washington. D. G, on WE'D
NESDAY. JANUARY ., 1907, between the
hors OF y and O'Clock, .. N. BENJA-
MIN s. MINOR. Secretary.
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The Washington Herald, Daily and
Sunday. sc ger month. Tel. Main $500.
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Miller Wires DeniaI.

The State Department has received a
denial from Henry B. Miller, consul gen.
eral at Yokohama, Of an interview with
him, which was published last week, in
which he was made 10 predict war with
Japan.
His words attracted a great deal of at
tention, he being in such close touch
with the Japanese people, and the State
Department called upon MIR. Miller for
an exclamation.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

THE REGULAR ANNUAL STOCK
holders meeting of the Corporate Sc
curities Association will be held IN the
company's Office. 30a Bond Building,
Washington. D. c., at 1920 a. m. JAN
UARY ). 1907. for the purpose of elect
ing a board Of trustees and tTansaCJinS
any other business proper to come be-
fore the meeting. E. H. PORTER, Sec
retary-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

THE REGULAR ANNUAL STOCK
holders meeting of the New England
Agricultural and Commercial Company
will be held in the cOmpany's Office, 800
Bond Building. Washington. D. c.. JAN
UARY 3, 1907. at 10.5o a. m. for the pur-
pose of electing a board OF trustees and
transacting any other business proper to
come before the meeting. GEORGE o.
KERR Secretary.
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UP TO GILLETTE JURY
Arguments in Murder Case
to Close This Afternoon.
GRAFT CHARGED BY DEFENSE
Lawyer Claims Doctors Suppressed
Facts in Their Autopsy on Grace
ing of Plan to Lynch the Prisoner
in Case He Is Acquitted.

Herkimer, n. Y, Dec. 3.-With the dis
trict attorney but half concluded in his
summing up for the prosecution, the
Gillette trial was adjourned tonight until
tomorrow morning. when he will con-
cludc and the justice viii charge the jury.
1t is not thought tonight that the case
will get to the jury before the middle Of
tomorrow afternoon.
Great throngs surrounded the court
house all day, and the local militia WAS
prepared TO answer "a riot call During
the day Sheriff Richards received several
letters informing him that armed men
in nearby towns We're ready TO come TO
Herkimer and take the law into their own
hands unless Gillette is found guilty
Former Senator Mills took the entire
day to present the case of the defense. 1t
was an ingenious, masterful marshaling
of the evidence to show that Grace Brown
committed suicide. Nearing the close of
his address. Senator Mills turned sud
denly to the prosecutor, and in high
pitched voice made a sweeping attack on
the conduct of the States case, which,
he said. had been unfair and dishonest.
Says Doctors Suppressed Facts.
He hotly assaiied the medical experts
who had conducted the autopsy, and
said:
If ever. in the history Of this coun-
try. the graft that is going on is investi-
gated, some Of these doctors will figure
in it. I charge il. and / charge II boldly,
that some Of the five doctors. and l know
every one Of them, left out of the report
something which should have been i'm it.
They left out of that statement something
which would have redounded to that
boys credit.
why do I say this? The very parrot
like way in which those doctors repeated
the same words indicated that the story
told had been conned and prepared in or
der that il might mt in, as it were, in this
case. DIT. Smith admitted that they had
gotten together. on a certain Sunday. TO
make their stories agree. l hereby make
that charge, gentlemen, and / Will not
retract il until 1 am compelled by a high
er power TO do so.
I have served as district attorney Of
this county for a siX-year term. and 1
never knew an autopsy in which the doc
tors did not preserve the records and
bring theIa into court TO be shown TO the
jury.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

THE REGULAR ANNUAL STOCK
holders meeting of The Eagle Quarry
ing Company viii be held in the com
pany's Office, 80 Bond Building. Washing
ton, d C JANUARY 5, 1857. at 10 a. m.
for the purpose OF electing a board OF
trustees and transacting any other bus
iness. proper to come before the meeting.
JAMES G. ABBOTT, JR.. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ALLAN Z. WALKER, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, removed to front
office, l4l2 q st. (same building as hereto
fore)
GOOD QUALITY FLOOR OILCLOTH. sc YI). !:
yoiatless ma ttng, l2S-c NJ: usual Sc grade hers
for zi4c By the roll curtain poles with all fxtyes
3 feet long DC KLEERIATToS 1Ifh and v - r.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers of AmeTican-CUban Land. Timber
and Colonization Company. VIII be held
at no F street. JANUARY /, 1857. at I
D. m. B. FRANK SEIBERT. President.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
crs Of Claysville Telephone Company
will be held At ITO F street, JANUARY ,,
1907. 8 .. m J, T. BEDOUT. President
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Edmond o. PIGEON, 0. D. s.,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES.
Corner ID and 5th sts.
Phone Main si44f.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers OF Baltimore and Ohio OIL, Gas and
Coal Company. viii be held at 1ll0 +
street. JANUARY / 1907, u 80 a. m. J. B.
OSBORN. President
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Annual. MEETING OF STOCkHOLD-
ers of Diamond Tree Culture Company
will be held at 1110 T street, JANUARY
1901 1879 a. N. DR. d p. ROBBINS,
President.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers of Prairie Post and Pole Company
will be held at lll9 Z street. JANIARA l,
1987. 1870 D. no. NJ. CONNETT, Pres{-
dent
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers of Fidelity Oil and Gas Company
will be held al 1li0 T street. JANUARY !,
1907 10 a m. FRED d. OILER, President
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07
FLOATING SUMMER VEIL,
With Us Again and the Way to Put
On to Have It Both Useful
and Dashing.

About three yards of material are re-
Quired, and the colors are a pale
cream, a soft gray, "a light pink, a
pastel blue of some one of the lighter
shades Of green. The color should, in
all cases be lign, and should har-
monte with the gown if it does not
closely match it. The material had
best be chiffon, which is, after all,
the most desirable of materials.
The veil now covers the ears close
ly and shuts out ones sight, and it,
consequently, requires some pinning.
With two small pins it must be gath
cred back a little at the sides and Sc
cured so that it dnes not obscure ones
vision. 1t holds On the hat well, but
does not cover the ears quite as tight
ly, nor Goes it obstruct ones vision
as 1t did before. This ia one Of the
neatest and prettiest of ways Of wear
ing the new automobile or wind veil.
1t holds the hat on forever, in the
teeth of any gale, and 1t gives a
woman, consequently, that dash she
needs.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-07

more hand embroidery the more ele.
CANT the gown. That is the rule thir
season.
Little party dresses will be for the
most part transparent, with a color
underneath. The trimmings will be
lace and rufling and the tiniest little
headings in fancy embroideries and
oriental trimmings will be worn.
There are little washable colored edg.
ings not more than a quarter Of an
inch wide and these are used for
trimming wash dresses.
The sultan of one Of the Sulu
islands will contribute not a little to.
ward the beauty of the spring dresses
for children; for from one of the
islands there will come a new kind OF
embroidery done with grass threads,
beautifully worked upon canvas and
linen.