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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
LIT HER OWN
FUNERAL PYRE
Woman Maniac Planned Self ImmOIa-
tion 10 Save Her Son
From Hell.

Possessed by the idea that eternal
damnation for her dead son and her
self was TO be warded on only by self
immolatlon, Mrs. Stella Bowman OF o.
North Carolina avenue, Chicago, kin
died a sacrl1cial FIRE in her home by
saturatlng n bed with kerosene, lying
on 1t and applying a lighted match TO
IT. She was dragged unlnjured from
the bed by firemen, who responded to
n call from nelghbors who had been
attracted by the maniacal outcriss Of
the woman, uttered as she prepared
the sacrifice. In her right hand were
clasped bills amounting to $50, the
savings OF herself and her husband.
The fire was put out with slight dam
age
At the police station she explained
that her son died last March and that
In a dream Il had been revealed 90 her
that he was suffering eternal torment
and that TO save him and herself from
punishment after death she must make
Of herself a burnt Offering.
MY little Peter has never been
saved, and / saw Jesus spit him out
and send him down TO the fires OF hell"
she raved In her cell.
and It was / who took the Bible
away from him I'm his last hours, and 1
must suffer punishment"
She related how she had taken the
Bible from the table az his bedside iu
order 70 serve his meals and had for
gotten 70 return II 10 him
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

A'Af< H"~NA@ NJ hAei ~ Ahh hiHhA EAA4
into Itself a good deal OF afr and bulg-
cd out like balloon Just as It's edge
touched the surface.
Tho imprisoned air could not escape
through the cloth nor around II nor
below 70, bat with the solid form OF
Miss Estill driving the dress down
upon lt something had To- give way,
and that something proved to be tho
belt and its buckle ana tho Inter as
u came away aud shot ont Ike BAH
from a revolver struck the public spir-
tied but unfortunate Malsch fairly i'm
the right eye and Knocked him over
board.
He was badly hurt and nearly sense
less, and as hc cannot swim q stroke
bis chances for getting out OF the wa
ter alive were not very good. but tho
plunge into tho cold river seemed to
be- oll that Miss Estill needed to calm
her perturboJ spirits for time, ana
as soon as she rose to tle surface sho
struck out for the boat. climbed iu.
rowed II over to the nOuuGotug Malsch
and rescued him.
lie thanked her. but NOT tay cutbu-
fiostically aud. inoamuoh lhc young
woman who was with him bad q per-
fcctiy now and very handsome and eX-
pensivo dress and hut entirely ruined
by the water chat was sr. shcd over
them by her pair OF ly.u eDloshiug
aud homdcr.ng companion % l3 said
she handed MaIsch back h.s diamond
ring as soon as hc was sufficiently re-
covered TO Fenso what sho was doing
Hence hls now and solemn vow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

between us that nothing but a flght
can settle, and / want ID settle It now.
Come out IN the courtyard quietly, and
we Will finish this fcud."
Hllls was agreeable. Tho host went
quietly back to his parlor and chose
James Douglass TO act as referee.
Douglass raised tho shades OF tho
rear windows 80 that there might be
light enough to fight by. Then with
out n word 20 tho assembled company
and followed by the two principles he
left the house and repaired 20 the
courtyard 0t the back Hills and Cal
lngher took their positions within tho
glare OF tho light blazing from tho
windows, ana while the guests within,
unconscious OF the duel without.
danced and laughed IN their pleasure
making tho fight began.
Neither man had weapon. Both
used clinched hands, and the fight last
cd but n minute. HIS. II is said by
the police, swung vicious blow, stgik-
Ing Gallagher full upon the chin, and
the latter fell 90 the ground.
Tho victor and the referee stood over
the fallen man several minutes waiting
for him TO rise. Then, frightened, they
summoned an ambulance and tho po-
lice.
Dr. Holman, who was tho FIRST to
reach the scene, said that Gallagher In
falling had struck his head such u
crushing blow upon the stone which
lay beneath that his skull was frac-
tured. lie died almost instantly.
Hills was arrested, charged with
murder, and the referee was held as q
Witncss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
SHOT BY A
BELT BUCKLE
Sad Fate Of Public Spirited Citi-
zen Who Win Never Butt
la Again.
TRIED TO PREVENT A SUICIDE
Crazy Woman Leaplng OF a Bridge the
Cause OF the Most Remarkable
Accident In the History OF
Franklin, MINI.

Hereafter II any ono feels like COM
mitting suicide or getting into any
other kind OF trouble and IL not dead
earnest about Il he would better not
depend upon j. II. Malsch of Frank
lin, Mimi, TO help him out after II
start has been made for Jake has
sworn of on all humanitarian attempts
In the future.
He has been whipped twice when he
tried to stop fight and had his right
leg broken one day 10y getting chivnl-
rously In front OF n runaway team, but
tho crowning misfortune, the straw
that finally broke the cumol's back OF
his public spirit is recent history.
He was out rowing with woman
companion on Frcestone river, near
the high bridge, when Maud Estlll, n
woman who has spells of insanity, es-
capped from her friends, ran down ON
TO tho bridge and attempted TO Jump
over the railing into tho watcr.
Thomas Green, feeble old gentle.
man, happened 20 bc near at hand and
struggled with her awhile trying 90
hold hor back, but she tired him out
and plunged over
Malsch had seen the struggle aud
knew what the woman was trying 10
do. Following tho kind impulse that
always moves him under such ciredm.
stances, hc rowed ms fast as ne could
60 the point under the bridge where
Miss Estll would probably fail n she
sprang over md waited there 20 bo
ready TO rescue her.
Finally she le0ped and fen, turning
over and over I'm the air as she came
down and striking the water feet first
with all tho force OF her 40 pounds Of
weight not Ave feet from where
Malsch and his hystcrlcal and scream
Ing woman friend were waiting for
her-Malsch bravely ana willingly, tho
young woman with horror aud wild
protcstatlons.
Miss Estill was dressed, among 9th
er things, I'm a thick strong walking
skirt, held In place by a belt furnished
with heavy buckle.
Now, when she made the last turn
I'm tho air and struck feet first this
skirt, just before sho struck gathered
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
TIED TO MACHINE,
THEY FLEE WITH 1T
Negroes Escape From New Jersey Con.
stable as lie Dimes and
Smokes His Pipe.

Two negro men with sewing ma
chino tied 20 their legs recently dlsap-
peared from North Arlington, n. ].
#. W. Relpe Is the whole police force
OF the village. Somebody told him
there were two men In the woods
shooting song birds. He tramped In
pursuit for several hours through
marsh and brambles. Then an idea
struck him, and he hustled for the
Belleville bridge, where he stood guard
and captured the poachers on their
way home TO Newark with their bag
OF dead song birds.
II was n long way TO the jail at
kingsland, and Relpe was hungry. So
he decided TO take his prisoners homo
and get his supper. He tied them by
the legs 10 the sewing machine In the
sitting room.
Going Into the adjoining room, Relpe
ute his meal in contentment, then tilted
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
LOVE DEFIES
RULES OF WAR
Army Bride FOils President ROoSe-
welt and Secretary
Taft.
STEALS ABOARD A TRANSPORT
Attired In Cavalry UnIform. Niece Of Late
President Mckinley Slows Away In
Coal Hole 10 Accompany Hus-
band 10 Manila.

From resident OF the White House
to starving stowaway on dirty
transport Is the startling transforma-
ton which love worked In the life OF
Miss Grace Mckinley, niece OF the lato
President Mckinley.
She IL now the wife OF Captain
Grayson Willard Hcldt. until recently
of the Eleventh cavalry.
It is q strange story which Is being
unfoldod ut Fort Des Molnes, where
the gallant captain and his distinguish
cd bride were married last July with
Impressive military ceremony.
Hardly had the wedding bells been
rung when all their plans for a honey.
moon were spoiled. Captain Heidi re-
cclved immediate orders TO go 60 the
Philippines. The young bride might
have used her influence TO have the or
der changed. but she was soldiers
Wife and did not intend to use tho
prestige of her name 10 influence the
war department But she had plans
OF her own. Though she remembered
her husbands opinion OF the Philip
pines as place for women she secret
ly determined TO accompany him.
Arriving at Seattle. Mrs Heidt final
ly overcame the captains scruples. and
he agreed that IL arrangements could
be made he would not oppose her visit
70 the Philippines. She appealed TO
the captain OF the transport Dix, upon
which her husband was TO sail, for
permission TO accompany him. She
was respectfully referred 90 rules ex-
prcssly forblddlng any woman TO trov-
el on the transport Dix or any trans
port used for the carrying OF horses.
Nothing daunted, the girl appealed to
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

DAsEEp ny STATIONS AT EXPRESS sPEED.
ly an exhibition OF daredeviltry, while
others are OF the opinion that the men
were fugltives from Justice
For ten miles tho big engine dashed
by stations at express speed. Several
persons sent telephone messages up
and down the line OF the railroad In
an attempt TO stop II. IL Is considered
remarkable that the engine was not
derailed or that 1t did not crash into
another train.
AT Fishkill Junction the men desert
ed the engine, and there II was found
unchanged. II is believed that the
pair who took such desperate chances
were railroad men.
The locomotive was handled with
skill. Detectives are Investigating. No
one apparently was aware Of the af-
fair until tho stolen engine was well
on it's way out of the roundhouse.
Then IL leaped on TO the main track
and was soon lost 10 view.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
CALLED FROM DANCE . /
TO FIGHT A DUEL
Host, Unknown 10 Guests, Leaves Gay
Party and Does His Enemy
20 Death.

Whllo half hundred guests made
merry at his homo Ia Brooklyn Janes
Hills fought duel 70 tho death with
Michael Gallagher by tho light which
streomed from tho gus lit windows.
Tho homo oc both men was at 40
Molroso street and they woro enemies,
tho police say. over since Hills first
accused Gallagher of insulting his
wife. That was several years ago, but
friends had kept tho two foudsts apart.
Hills gave n party In his fat on tho
ground door About ffty friends, men
and women, wero thero 20 help him
celebrate family anniversary. Tho
company was eating and drinking at
the height OF the merrymaklng, about
10 O'Clock, when there camo knock
at tho door Gallagher who had como
downstairs, called Hills outside.
81 don't want 20 spoil your little par.
ty," ho said, but we have something
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

a remarkable case Of sleeping sick
ness Is puzzllng German specialists.
Herr Arnhclm. former government
official. aged forty-fyc has been sound
asleep for two years aud five moths.
and nothing will wake him lu June,
1904. Arnheim fell while gcttlnl or n
Berlin street car and struck bis head
on the curbstone. No Injury 10 the
brain was discovered. but Arnheim
showed an intense desire FOR sleep
Tic slept with intervals OF wakcful
ness. FOR ten days. and then on June
20 Doc fell into n deep sleep. which has
mp 90 the present time been unbroken.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

James Calhoun n farmer living near
Topeka. Kan. IS alive although bis
ncct is broken Dr otto lticnc of
Christ hospital who was called to at-
tend Calhoun. found him in % condition
Of total paralysis due 10 % d'sumce
mcni Of The vcrtcbra and pressure
Oh the spinal cord. lie was su cudcl
in such "a way az 20 remove tH, pros
sure but surgical opcatiol Hy DBL,
performed in the hoie OF mIng DIS
ne Calhoun was Injured by COW
which buitsl him down while tc ,,ae
trying 10 remove calf from thc pen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
DOLLAR BLOWN
HALF A MILE
Odd Messenger OF Death Brings News
Of Explosion OF Nitro
glycerin.

william Moury, an oil well shooter
or Newark, o., was blown 70 atoms BY
tho explosion OF five quarts OF nitro.
giycerln at Corning.
What caused the explosion viii new
er be known. Moury had taken tho
explosive into a secluded place, evl.
IDENTIFY with the intention of hiding lt
among som0 rocks. Tho citizens OF
Heudeyile, a half mile away, heard q
terrific explosion and n few seconds
later a blood stained silver dollar fell
on the streets.
This led % an investigation. Small
portions OF Moury'9 body were found
scattered over a radius Of 800 yards.
and a few papers lying around gave a
ciew 70 the mans Identity
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

To have beautiful perfect pink velvet
like lips apply at bedtime a light coating
Of Dr Shoops Green Ssive. Then next
morning notice carefully the effect. Dry.
cracked. or colorless lips mean feverish-
ness. and are as well 100 appearing Dr
Shops Green Saive is soft. creamy
healing ointment that will quickly correct
any skin blemish OF ailment Get free
trial box at our store and be convinced
Large glass jars ssc Sold At The sriekler
Drug Store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
ROE NEW YORK
CENTRAL R0UNDH0USE
Two Men Steal Locomotive and En-.
Joy Thrilling Ex.
eurslon.

Conceived by brain as melodra-
matte os any that ever produced n
Bowery theater thriller" locomo.
tive was driven wildly along the
tracks OF the New York Central rall-
road by two men who had stolen II
from the roundhouso ut Hopewcn
Junction.
What their motive was Is not dlscov-
cred. Some hold IL 10 have been mere
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

Attacked by an enraRed boar and
thrown into a corner of his field with
tho angry boast ready to mauglo him,
John Focht a prosperous farmer liY-
Ing ncar sondoiph. Ia.. was saved from
horrible death by tho timely inter-
ference of his dog. Focht was In tho
field attending TO some work when no
was suddenly charged by tho infurl-
atod animal Ho was tossed to the
ground, and tho boar, just ln the act
OF goueing tho pr0strato farmer. was
attacked from behind by Fochts col
lic. which turned the boars attention
TO him long enough to permit his mas,
tcf's escape.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

j. IT, Fritz Of Calwell. Pa, and Miss
Mary n. ChitwOod Of Oakwood, H..
who some time ago taught school in
Gallagher township were recently
united I'm marriage at the United Evan
rclical parsonage at Lock Haven. Tho
bride tips the scale at 367 pounds.
though she is short in stature Her
lusIand weighs 12O p9unda.
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back his chair and smoked his pipe
and read the evening paper
At last, much refreshed and In the
best OF humor, Relpe went into the
other room TO unite his prisoners.
They're gone, aud the sewing ma
chine, toow he yelled, pushing out OF
the house
He ran at top speed to the river
bridge. There he found a man coming
home from work, who said he had met
two negroes llmplng along with n sew
Ing machine tied 20 their legs The
man said he had noticed the fellows
were handcuffed together, but they told
him they were paying an election bet,
80 he went his way. Relpe secured tho
country till late at night. He says hc
will make the village pay for the ma
chine IL he doesn't find II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

q man with spraiued ankle will use
cr1ich rcst thc ankle and iet eet WE'LL a
man or woman with an overworked stomach
can't use a crutch but the stomach must
have rest just the same. 10 can be rested
TOO without starvation. Kodoi win do ia.
NodoI performs the digestive work OF the
ured stomach and correcls The digestive
apparatus kodol fuily' conforms 10 the
provisions Of thc Natural Pure Food and
DRUG Laws Recommended and sold by
Sitnckier's drug Store. kingwood and w.
M , Dent NeWburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
Y G Dewh & Co. Of Chicago. at whose

3, G.. Dewitt & Co. Of Chicago. al whose
laboratory Kodol is prepared assures Us
that tthis remarkable dieesiant and cor.
recuvo Tor the stomach conforms fully to
al provisions Of the National Pure Food
and DRUG Law The Kodoi laboratory Is "a
very large one. but II all the sufferers from
Indigestion and stomach troubles could
know the virtues Of Kodol IL would be im
possible for the manufacturers TO keep up
with The demand. Kodol is sold by Strick-
ler's Drug Store, Klngwood, and w. NJ.
Dent, Nowburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

The only occupants Of Clark county
ls ID poorhouso since 70 was erected
5cyeral years ago. at cost Of many
thousands Of dollars, have been the at
iendants and employees. who have had
nothing more laborious TO do than SEQ
That the place IS kept IN order and
draw their salaries. for Clark county
never has had any paupers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

u is noticeable cold seldom comes on
when the bowels are freely open. Neither
can 70 stay if they are open. Keunedy's Lax.
alive Cough syrup tastes as pleasant as ma
pie sugar. Free from all opiates. Contains
honey and tar Conforms % the national
pure food and drug law. Sold by Strickler g
Drug Store and w M Dent. Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
Kocp poslad BY roading rur AsoUs.

10 "taken at the sneezo stage Prcyc1ucs
"a toothsome candy tablet-wU surely
and quickly check an approacbns cold
or lagrppo. When you FIRST catch cold g.
or feel 20 coming on-iake Dr Sboop s
Pretcntics and the prompt effect wiIl Ger.
tainly surprise and please you proyentics.
surely supply ihc pr0verbiai ounce of pre-
yention Sold in Sc aud 7sc boxes by he
Strickler Drug Store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

Notice Is hereby given that the Morgan
town and Kingwood Railroad Company will
d dlscontinue receiving cross.iics on and
aticriDecembcr fs. 1000. unless bY special
T.. k. BRKrz
General Manager.
IULIUs X, MONROE. Chief Engineer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

For chapped and cracked hands nothing
is quite as good as sn application Of De.
going to bed. use an old pair Of gloves and
see what a difference the morning viii bring
Sold by strickler's Drug Store. Kiogwood.
ard w. NJ Dent NcwbnrE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

( Stops only on signal or noticeno Con.
ducttr.
Additional trains will leave MoTgantown
for Sabrston (stopping on signal or notice
10 Cor ductOr at all street crossings) at
/ $40 m, f7;Is a.. M t3:I5 p. m. and
sff1S m.
r K BRETz. General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

Our Illustrated folder will tell you
how you can get a round trip fare free
90 Arlington Park 10 viii also tell
you all about this wonderful opportu.
nifty Write Tor II today, It's free.
Our reforonoes arc: First National
Bank q u sesDort. Pa. or tho Treas
sry Trust CO % Pitts5urg. Pa. @ ~.
SyPS ~ a CO, 800 Locust g.. MoKeos-
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13

FoR SALE.-One Foil Bloodcd Hsmp
shiredown Ram aud English Berkshire Pigs.
For particulars address e. b. BoRGNAN,
KiagW 90 d, w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
For Sale Secondhand MachinrrY

Ors Canton inserted tooth saw. 80 inch.
also one Distou inserted tooth saw. q io
gauge s. Boz diameter. both saws practical.
iy new both right hand several larce band
wheels one i8 in vertical corn aud fttd
mi.i French burr with crushcr attachment
aud elevator. NordYke e Mormon make:
one Wesunghouse IS ~ =. engine can be-
used Tor electric igh' or for ans purpose.
one ~ ~ y stationary Corliss SIS le engine
Redman build same as new. twogH r.
Dciber port Ible engines one 10 80 J. Geiscr
traction ore Russell rs ~ T. compound
portable one Russell 20 ~. r. single cylin-
der portable engine. These Russell engines
are practically new. out about TWO years.
one Ffick skid 20 li r.. boiler and engine
one Geiser sawmiil 50 in saw, sailed tooth
friction and cable feed has head blocks
all new woodwork. and Us thoroughly ro
built. repaired. and reUaintei. is righl
hand. We rebuild Our second hand ma
chinery, repair thoroughly and repsint
making 10 virtually as GOOD as new, We
handle Russell engines, threshers and saw.
mills. new feed ard corn mills, hay presses.
pianing mills. saws. betting. and all kinds
and shapes OF vehicles we buy SELL and
trade for second hand steam machinery
W. ~ KfNCAfD. Cameron. viva.
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MEN LEARN BARBER TRADE-SpE.
cial Offer now complete for Sfo. Write
Leader Barber College, a34 Broadway Gin.
cinnaiii Ohio. Catalogue mailed free. "a
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Train conncc with B Z o No. z west.
bound and No 8 r8stb0urd
Irfin connects with Is B O No 10 east.
bound Gd No SIS wcstbouud
HENRY HANST. General Manager.
] T. IklNSON Gen. Pass. Agf
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GO 10 TlIE NEW PAINT g. WALL
PAPER SUPPLY STORE, G.. c.
GlLtS, HIGH STREET, KINGWOOD,
W VA" BLACK AND WHITE FRONT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-25
(By Beatrice Dowler.)

New York, Nov. 24.-Again l am
obliged 10 give some hints respecting
the coming fashions. The dressmak-
ers are very jealous about disclosing
ileir forthcoming creations, and safe
guard them with almost ferocious in
genuity; but in matters of dress the
best laid scheme of strategy must
yield before the Unsuitable curiosity OF
a woman; and it is because | have
been fortunate enough to capture
some of these secrets that | am able
to make them available to my readers.
In form the dresses and corsages
which will be worn during the winter
will not differ materially from these
made familiar in the proceeding
months. For example, the sleeves
continue to show a slight tendency to
enlargement in the upper part, fact
which will compel us to widen consid-
erably the sleeves of our jackets. Furs
will, of course. have to follow the
same movement. Small sack jackets
in ''Nutrya," a sort of beaver-otter
skin, will be much in evidence at the
morning promenades and drives in
the Bots de Boulogne, and with them
will be worn skirts of fawn-colored
cloth These sack jackets are made
without collar, are cut low around the
neck and encrusted with taffetas or
other similar material. For more cere,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-25
D0zUley TeZS of
Wesv Hork Winter Styles

monious occasions either boleros or
what are called gaZonS de boleros =
that is to say, the style in which that
garment is indicted by an arrange
ment of the trimming of the costume
will continue their vogue. Short
waists, of the Empire style, will be a
la mode, just as they were last sea-
son.
For morning wear most attractive
material will be much seen. 1t is OF
velvet - chess-board pattern - the
squares being white and deep chest
nut. These dresses will be trimmed
with bands of fluffy cloth, known as
''ete de negre"
With respect to furs, it should be
stated that they are worn most charm
ingly mixed with velvet and lace. A
mantle of caracol, with braided black
gauZe sleeves. has been seen, and is
sure to attract a great deal of atten-
ton. And it must be admitted that on
fur garments nothing can be more eff
fective than sleeves of lace or velvet.
Caracol, which viii be much worn this
winter, possesses this popularity that
its curls are fatter than those of the
BreitschwanZ In fact, it resembles
much in appearance a velvet, beaten,
or MORE. Trimmings of lacework, or
Of embroidered ribbons, are used with
it. 1t is worn in different colors. but
Continued on Fifteenth Pase.)