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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
meo Draeet!
arissifibct "Raine" bbr iirrues fra
SnpanaS Sapn.
Waaoon bar croet.

Sub. Waaoon benIeber / fin iibite
@apport Tom propiioriif @iioerusr
poa Cuba oct amerifanife armebe.
partements Spm9rfiombeb paa Def
paa gunben al Sapona Sapn Zig.
eenbe 8rag at 8riesffibct "0taine".
Com oct Iigser Der, uosior oct en-
~EetpoeIig Sare for Sfibsfarten, toet
set optager en- Gel al ben beoite an.
ferpIa6S paa Sannen. Sbitruttio.
men bar besuoeu itabig tiItaget | De
10 gar, oct bar ligget Der, ioet Der
bar bannet fig en- @runNe, eler
9anfe, lioenom oct.
Ren of langt itsrre S~etponing
enc @anifeIiggiprelieu af Sfibsfor'
ten er, beoer oct pibere | &upporten,
set Saftltm, at 8raoet, "ifient bet
inbeboISer Sigene al SO amerifan'fe
Sismpnb, euer bpao Der MI tan
bore igien al Dem, ipnes at bare
fuInitpnoig opgipet og forgIemt at
De Sor. GtaterS Regierirg og 5olf."
SuIinoer of amerifarere o9 Sus
finder tiIberenoe andre N%ationaIite'
ter fontmer Iar ont anoet IND poa
Sapana Saptt, og Ser er fonIte life
en cnite al oisie, flyer 8uO, @to9oon,
Iom life boobe befIoger % frtttlerer
benne isrgeIige SorisntmeIigbeo, Der
er bIepet zen national gebreioelie %
en- international Sfonoole."
@rruoen til, at graget life er blet
fiernet, tiIifripes at mango, ifta, on
at BEN ipanife @efoIfring paa gert
Srpgtpn for, at bets @ortifaffeI'e
funbe fonitotcre Seilogtigbeoeit al
ben ulminoelige Gro, at "Wtotne"
bIeu ebeIaet al en- Sorpeoo eaer I'm
oerpanosmine, iitebetfor AZ en- er'
pIoiion i~rbenboros.
goa uIminoelig er bettne Gro"
ifrtper @uoernsren, "ot ben bar Of
ifreffet ben fubunIfe Gegierina fra
at fiprnc oennc Sore for Sfibsfar'
ten peb at faa @roget ~ebcIa9t".
Set er bog ogiou ianOipnli9t, at
Sc fubonife Ilrtoriteter bor pGret
oaapirfcbe al Sen SoruOiGtuing, at
Sc Tor. Stoter mltIieertS funoe mere
ct 2nife ON ier euer ienere at glsre
ct Sorieg paa at bGpe Graget og be-
bare set belt, iitebetfor at fiGrne oct
peo at iprGnge oct / Stpffer.
Goa ben onoen SIDE oplpier 8it'
pernsren / fin Ropport, at oct al De
/ lloenrigs. % Observation-Disclosures
terne opbepnreoe aorreIponooncer
ipnes at frcmgoo, at biSie Separte'
menter itoar / Ben Gro, at Oct oiloc
bore ~nsopenoigt fsrit trugtatmrsiig
eIer paa onoen Mnabe at fire iig
ben fubauIfe HcpubIifs SiadbeIie
til of fiprne Traget. Sn Ell iaabon
Siaabclie err n~sopenbig, ioa fan BEN,
iiaer Gupernsren, life oIeue uOen
goHIfcIigbeo opnoaes. men BEN ut.
banife Regicring oiIoe meo Sornsi.
eIIe poe Soretoeenbet al muIia
SiRIp.
San Tutter oerfor fin @apport meb
baa set inoitGnoigite at onbeiaIe, at
Sc Tor. Stater uiortspet trRfier
SorberebeIier til Of iaa oct biftoriife
Drag fiRrnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
On ihorote Srier.

Gn iberbis Srier er ". $. S,tn-
ter | 9romptou. ct. Clair Gountp,
aIo. Otter at bare bentet iig er,
aurp fra ifN minbrc emo 200 aIa.
bamaienter er oct 2Otite 8orisg ell
oeIig Ipffeoes, % @rDauppct itob |
9rubgommens eget Silent Den 24be
rs.
9rltoen, bpiS Yigeunou bar GIN.
ma armitrong, er fun II, mems
8rr0gommen er ober 60 gar gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Joroifielp | lllidiean.

Sra Soiiebton, Mid., meSoeIes,
at Here nofiaa itGrte SororpitcIier
bar feIt Ser ON Gitenen Den 22Se
Saniror, men at oct bnpbe pGret
umniIiat at afsisre, ON sc ifrep iie
fra Iincrinscr | De omIiggenbe Sob.
berrriuer, cher fra ct pirfeIiet Serb.
ifiplp. Hpitelierne bar life itrrfe
NOT til at anrette nogen SfaSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Sanobeorae

SfsIge ct RrcsieteIearam fra
RortIono, Ore, bar SltititSoepurte'
mcutet | @uibingtun gienuem fin
neutrality-suspicious. Y. .. Comm
ienO onIogt Sag for 2auobeorugerier
moo Oregon & GaIiiornia9anen,
moo Soutberu Raciiic.gane OF moo
ca. 100 5irrnoer og in0iprSuele Ser
Toner. 2iareube Gag er ti0Iigere
unIn9t MOB flere al De Sorrimouife
9nner / Den Del al 2onoet.
Elsie Eager Sreicr Tia ON ct iant'
LET 9eIe6 al $t5, 100000 % inpoIpe.
rer 353,2SS aeres 2un6.
gIarSt De Reriorer og Sirmoer.
iom err inoblanoe6e | Sisie angioeIige
2nuObeSruaerter nrones 8~cperbaelt.
Ter Sum6cr Company, ct. gaiil. ST..
2S5 acres; 8ilis s. 8ilbert, 0eii
Goait Climber Company. % Benin.
-iuIar Sumber Gompunn Chicago o.
0iscouiin; pbillburp Sumber Com.
pam, minneapolis; e. Morton ca
Y. 2etpis, @rduo RapiOs, g}id. 6.
u. Smitb Sumber Gomponn Wiu.
~reopoIts; Central 3ruit COMPANY.
Chicago; Sammon0 2unber Com,
panp oa u. y. Sammono, San 6rau'
cisco; Charles .. Gorreiter og 6or.
reiter 2unber Gompauu, Wilnaufee
gopin Gowler. GIeuelanb. Chic;
Gbriitian gurfbarOt. 0isconitn: 9e.
troit 5ruit Gompaun Detroit, Mid. /;
8abe q. MiharOiOn. Wiltuolifee; 6.
Z. S%aiourneait, TuIutb; 8uloo q.
aperp, G~etroit; 3. giidar0ion Com.
panp o. CHARLES s. Greere5 30,
Wi6igan.
Sra @aibineton meo0eles Sen
250e Sanuar: Seuiatioueae aiils.
ringer ai folosiale 2anobebraserier
Better imeSeiees, ON Eonsresieu
snnr meo pda oen al SnoenrigsmiHi.
itereh forlnHete 8ebilgning Of / Wil.
lion Collars I set 9iemeo.
Sra Wuifoaee. ella, meSoeIes. al
man penter, at oen ieoerale 8rano.
iirp, iom netop er ianmentrnaot Ger.
oil bringe for Iagen en- R9ffe itore
geSragerier / 6orbiuoelie meo af.
b9noelien al o~iientIigt SanO ! Sfla.
bona. os at mango al Statens melt
iremitaaenoe 4iGno oil pie iis at
bore inopifleoe | benz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

men benimoo 3orea, 6ormoia og
ptsie Gsre | Wantituriet.
Oct er Regierin8cns 4oIittf at
.iege fommerciel inorere emo miIitGr
8reitiae. geflippeIien al RiIitrrbuo.
settet og Speipelien al GIauerne til
en- 6orsgeIie at SIooOen er lloiIaa
ai oenne npe Rolitif. Oct er SapanS
ambitiou at bIi en- flor iuonitricI Ra.
tion beIere END at bIioe en- itor 0ti.
litGrmaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
SmnmenItsSet foubt Steb 2srbc

SmnmenitsSet foubt Steo 2groag
Worgen aIoffett 5.45 meoe1s De
aIIerfleIte Of Rnsiagercrre Iaa | opb
Gspn. Soo9en nor ioa tpf, at man
life flrtbe ie en- NGpe for fig, og
Snogebortret ,tleSe bPit 9iennem oert
tpffe, paabe 2llft. "Republic"S So
rer, aaptein SeoI5p befartSt ii3 paa
Gommanoobroeu og lptteoe att'
itrpngt efter enbper 2pb. 9luoielig
bsrteS lllingen al ct frerrmeo Toa.
eeborn, og / fontute Nu ifar 9ougen
al ct onoet fort 9Th itg i9iennem
Soogemosien og ret irtoo "&epn'
Bic, iom bet rammeoe omtrent
miOtifibS. Ser bertes en- rbpggeltg
9rngen og Snagen Iebiaget al ct bel
bigt Stso Der bragte "~NepubIic" til
at ifipIpe iom / aeoieI fra for til
agtcr. ltrtooeIbart eiter traf oct
ulpffebringeuOe Sfib fig Iarlgiomt
ttlboge og ~foripunOt / 6en ngiennettt'
trpngeIige Saoge iorn ct SpegeI'e.
On boitg llnoerisgeIie fonItntereoe,
at BET fremme0e SfibS goitg baooe
ifaoret fig gipnnem "Repubiic"s
mango Sommer tpffe Staaliibe, glen.
mem ire Sonefobptter og inc / Ma'
ffinrummet og frembrogt ct ga6enoe
Sui, boortgieunem 8orbet trGn9te
iro iom en- Sos. Oct bar 10 al
6isie 9abptter, at Mr. % Mrs.
Woonep fra 2anobon % Dtr. %
0rs. Iurpbp fra 8rarb Sorts taa
% iop. 8e por 8ien0inger og Sen'
ner % bar / 6sIge paa Ell Eur til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Som o~penfor
omtoIt bier Rr. Woonep orebt %
9er8. Dh1rpbp ~aIporIia fpGitet. Dfr.
Wurpbp % Mrs. Roorep Tap iom
pe6 ct timber npiten belt uifabt ira
BET. Zen treble al De ramponereoe
aubptter beboe6es al Nrs. Spnh,
bet ortScn &osioger iom bleu orP6t.
Stsoet bapoe ie~Ipfslgelig p9ffet
~iantIige Tasiugerer, al bpilfe flere
ilpngcoes no al fine asier. Se elef.
triffe 2psIebninger til Sabptterne
bar bIepne nfbrrote, inn Der | ollie
&abptter berifeoe ct fuloitGnoist
gGIgmerfe. S flor 5crifrRffeIie og
fun ifsrt, bpaS be | 8arten og @er'
fet bopoc facet fat pao, itprteoe De
op poa 8Gffct, bpor imiblertio Den
iaaueI at 3aptein % sorige Sfiicerer
iom af WunoIfubet for Gagen Ingte
Ro % 9olobIooigbeS % beres 6cr'
fifriuaer ON, at Der iugen ouerbrn'
6ia Sare bar paaf9roe, mart bragte
Dem til Sons og SumIiug igien.
Get bar ct poerit traeistomiff Spn,
Tom De / fprpirrcoe Mpnger foriam'
IeSe Gasiagerer frembsb, Ga Oct lrn'
aere no paa Worgenen lpffeoes 60
len at ienSe nogIe ipage 2psitraaler
aienuem 3oaaemnsierne, % tiltrooa
for ben iarlige Sitiaiion, bpori Dc
befanot zig, bsrtes brasenoe 2atter'
iaIper benooer SGtfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

Rationol Gipic federation og bifolo-
teS al Grpiisert Ropeoctt % Or
Mtopur Seth 2op | 9tew 0ort,
"At nuore anti. 5ruit. 2opcn for
IebeS iom / Setre Bill i~oreIunet
uiIoe," beoer Oct / &omtteiu6itilir.
gen, "biIoe prre set iamme iom at
IcmIuite Scu og eisre ben iuIOitGn.
0g oirtrtngSles."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
s Rsrfet % SorfrGffeIien bar

S Wsrfet os SorifrpffeIien bar
mango itprteoe no al fine 9abptter
fine Hatbragter, mems andre bapbe
repet meo fig, bpao be | 5arten traf
til at faa fat I. Ianee Of De mani.
Iige Basiagerer baobe faaet fat | ct
Sfisrt, mems mango uf De f~oinoeltee
bar fIpetebe afiteo meo ct 8ar gurer,
cg Der bar bperfen Sib eaer 2etIig.
beo til at rette paa bisie Seiltaeel.
Ter. Ge bar tpertimob glade, De
babe noset at iisre fig. 89rre bar
mango andre itilebe, iom bperfen
bapoe grrer eIler Sfisrter at ifsre
fig, men fun baooe faaet fat | en-
Sraffe eIler ct Sial til at fate ON
Sfulbrene. S9lles Nso er imibler.
tio en- Srsit, og oenne nsotpungne
Waiferabe bibrog besubeu til at pp.
retbolbe Wobet blanht benz og III for
en- Sio at bortlebe oeres Spmprfiom.
beb fra ben farIige Situation, bport
De befatot fig, og iom blep farIisere
for bnert Winut, iom gif.
Sfibet, ion bar Isbet moo "&e.
public, Der ienere bite fig at bore
Den itaIienife CAMPER "Sloriba",
bapoe beloigpis ieGp ingen nGpnepGr'
Dig Sfaoe taget, og BET ie9te iaa'
mart bet fonot bette no, at famIe fig
frem ieien giennem Saageu til BET
Steo, bpor Snmmenitsbet bob6e Jun.
oct Steo, I Soob ON at finoe lin
llIpffesf9lIe OPEN 8anbe. 9ette Ipf.
feoeS ubpaa Worgenfanten, bporefter
oue "&eplt6Iic"s 8asiagerer uben
ltbeIb bIep bra9te omborO paa $50
ri0a".
sllmiooeIbart efter Sommenitsoet
bar Der iaapel fra "6epublic" Iom fra
"6lorioa" uoienbt traooleie teIegras
fife WeooeIeIier ON Sammenitsoet,
og oisie opfangeoes ioaoeI al andre
0ompifibe / Sarponbet iom al Mor.
coniitationerne iIanb meo oct Teil1l-
tat at Si9Ip fom iIeroe til fra aIle
&anter.
glonot De iaaleoes ON ltlpffeu
unoerretteoe Sartsier bar ogiaa "9ie.
public"s Ssiterifib "galtic", Der
bar paa Reiie til gsep gorf. 9o set
bite fig, at "6IoriOa" ogiaa bar BE
bet abitiaia ramponeret, beillltteoes
BET at bringe ale Easiagerer pna
bette - ioapeI bets e9re iom IaS'
iogererne fra "&epubItc" - om6oro
paa Baltic, og meo bette Glib ons
TOM oe nue / Wanbags i bel 8ebolO
til Neip Yorf.
Ser npreoes en- Sio Saob ON at
boIbe "MepubItc" fIot IGuge nof til
at faa oct brgieret inb til &piten,
men iont openfor npprtt er oette mis-
lpffebes, toet oct er guoet Thumbs
nogIe Wtil ubenfor &piten al Wasia'
duietts.
g1an6t Gasiagererne paa "Hepitb.
Tic" befnnot iig .ogiaa Geo. g. @in'
hip, Reoafter' al Grand Sorts
SeraIo", g. g. Situs, aasierer /
@rano Sorts Notionol 9onf %
Senrp 9inpe1, Brpiioert al Tatto.
naIbanfen / aneta, q. DAT.
SfsI9e ct Telegram fra Reip gorf
or eugene 2pnh, bpts Suitru bIep
orpbt peo SnrnmcnItsbet, ben 26oe
afaaaet ue6 Ssben paa SoipitaIet
Iom SeIge Of Sc @eifaoigeIier, ban
ieIo fit oeb iamre a~nIeoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
&em CT taana
@tbpert ciebIif az Oft stp, naar
on CT bieninte ener noe, paassnos
surr onsusr-

Htelem be giitise Spirsr ! SniteH. ! Sfoen,
/ BaHoet-idftiit ~cuernlt, on be Sillener
al oine uiunliae SeHufr. De Tile Splea.er
-AtpmerHe / bit Blob.
Spis eisie iniaa Soloatcr bploes itRrte e.
ianoe pco at tage Gouog Sdridparila, be-
hgper on iits at mare 6rngt ipr Spyecmmr.
SegpRo az BRUCE oct lirar bpis oa , bet
belle or Hoiat, eler hriS eu bar Spsecmnie |
GIooet, 0eapen. seper eIer Eprsr. 6aa bet
Dos bin apotbeteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

SfeIge ct Telegram fra Hetp gorf
or eugene 2pnt, bpts Suitrit bIep
ornbt peb SnmmcnItsoet, ben 26oe
afaaoet pe6 SeSen paa SoipitaIet
ION SsIge Of oe geifaoieeIier, ban
ieIo fit oeo iamule anIebning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

glan6t Gasiagererne paa "Hepub.
lie" befonot iig ogiaa Geo. g. @in.
hip, Reoafter' af "@rano Sorts
SeraIo", g. g. Situs, 9asicrer /
@rano Sorts Rationol 9anf %
Senrp 9inrpea, grpiibent Of Gatio.
naIbanfen / aneto, q. DAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

Senntets Slititsfomite, Huis Sor.
mano er Senator Relion ira Rinne.
iota, bar im6iiaet iii GorfuiteIie 6or.
ilaset ON pisie sguoringer j BEN
gberman'ife anti.5ruit.9op. sen.
Srmssiorlaset par ~aoarbeiSet al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
THE WAY GIRLS CAN
KEEP CLOTHING CLEAN

A girl who cares properly Tor her
clothes can make them last weeks longer
and incidentally keep them looking bet
ter by brushing and hanging them, so
they will not get unshapely. This treat
ment is especially necessary with direc-
toire frocks. for, unless adjusted when
not being worn, they soon take on an
appearance Of age.
No gown should be put away without
q brushing. Dust. if allowed to remain
In the weave. makes the material rusty.
Mud also weakens the threads. AS wet
mud is almost impossible to remove. the
garment spotted should be put on a
hanger and left in a room where the air
will strike it. Drying quickly. the mud
must be removed with brush that is not
too stiff to wear the nap. Sometimes,
when the dirt clings obstinately, it is well
to rub the material together, for this
loosens the particles without roughins
the surface.
II there is a trimming OF SILK or SATIN
it should be wiped lightly with a bit OF
soft flannel The drop skirt must also be
brushed The gown, then ready to be pun
away should be placed on hanger Will
ont a crease In the shoulders and WIFI
the skirt folds hanging as INTENDED w
this ARRANGEMENT the frock Is placed 1T
it's closet.
Those who live in apartments Where
lack of cupboards necessitates the use oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
WARRENT0N, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. February ). 1863.
DR.. w. W. Payne died at his Warren
ton home Wednesday night of Bright s
disease He was seventy-five years old.
Dr. Payne was the son of the late Rich
ards Payne and, after practicing medi-
cine was for a number of years principal
of the Warrenton public school. He was
a member of the famous Black Horse
Cavalry during the civil war. He was a
graduate of the medical college at Rich
mond. Va, and also of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA. The funeral will take place
from the Warrenton Episcopal Church
this afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Kinks ohciat-
ing.
Benjamin F.. McConchie one of War
renton's oldest citizens died at his home
on Winchester street Wednesday night.
aged eighty two years. He served through
out the civil war as A member Of the
"Warrenton Rifles 18th Virginia Regi-
ment One son. James r. McConchie of
The Plains. and two daughters, Miss
Jennie McConchie of Warrenton and Mrs.
r. A. Cockrill Of The Plains, survive him.
The funeral will take place from the
fries offlciating.
The remains Of Mrs. Mayhugh. daugh-
ter of NJ A Sims, were inferred in War
renton cemetery Wednesday after fu-
neral services in the Methodist Church.
Rev John B. Turpin. for many years
pastor of Warrenton Baptist Church. died
in Parkersburg, w. Va, Wednesday. The
remains were sent TO Richmond, Va, for
interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
MANY FIRES; SMALL LOSS
NINETY-ONE GENUINE ALARMS
IN MONTH OF JANUARY.
Total Damage Less Than $23, 900
With nenty of
Insurance.

Ninety-one fires caused a loss of So, $50
airy, according to the monthly report Of
Fire Chief Wagner, submitted to the
Commissioners today.
The report, in part, follows:
During the month 1O1 alarms of fire
were received. Of which flfty-three were
bell alarms and forty-eight were local
alarms. OF the bell alarms ten were
false, of the local alarms none was
false.
1.-THE loss occasioned by the bell alarms
is estimated at $50. 4S3, covered by an in
surance OF $3.50 $50. and the loss by the
local alarms, $2O47, covered by an in
surance of SIS, 100. The total estimated
loss is $22,89O. covered by an insurance
Of s424, $50 The total estimated loss is
over per cent of the total insurance,
S424e5O
''Of the ninety-one actual fires fifty-one
were in brick. twenty-five were in frame
and two were in stone buildings, three for
the burning OF rubbish. two for the burn
ing Of automobiles. one for a fire In tar
kettle, one for the burning Of railroad
ties, one for the burning Of tarpaulin,
one for a fire in a fruit stand. one for
the burning Of old building material. one
for the burning Of brush, one for a fire
in manure pile and one where COM
pany responded on light in the country.
There were two fires during the month
for which extra alarms were sounded.
January 3. 1909 at 800 am. box 127 was
sounded, followed by a second alarm at
3:13 am: the loss was estimated at
81. 200. January :, 1909, at 1:22 am, box
1913 was sounded. followed by second
alarm at 1877 am; the loss was estimated
at $1O.77S.
There were several casualties during
he month, as follows: Frank Markward.
private. engine company No. ,. white.
aged thirty-three years. sprained ankle;
Coleman Smith, colored, aged ninety
seven years. burned on face and hands;
Mary Leffridge. colored, aged seventy
seven years. burnd on hand; Ella Owens.
white, aged thirty-three years, burned on
arm and hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05

boxes, plenty Of tissue paper must be Sc
cured to stuff all dress folds and the body
and sleeves. For, unless this is done,
a. shop-worn effect, most undesirable, will
soon appear.
Hats would not look dingy by the mid
die Of the season if they were freshened
each time before being put away. Feath-
ers should be shaken and quilts wiped.
Ribbons or other loops require brushing
and patting to bring them into shape.
These aids take but a few moments
and they make decided difference in the
wearing qualities A bottle of gasoline
or some patent cleansing fluid is indis-
pensable to the girl who wants her
clothes to look neat.
No dress collar, no matter how delicate
the material. should be allowed to become
soiled. and it is bound to- IL not cared for
properly. About every other time after
wearing the edge should be wiped with a
cleansing fluid. the latter applied with a
piece of soft cloth.
Chiffon Cleans Excellently.
Chiffon, or the stoutest material, will
take this and come forth from the rub.
bling like new. Lace of almost all kinds
is better cleansed with soap and water
putting the collar down on fiat surface
with a towel beneath to absorb the soiled
water. The brush wet and soaped, is
then run to and fro over the soil. the
collar rinsed by letting warm water run
over it. is pulled into shape and hung UP
to dry in such a position as to allow the
moisture to drip out, and not down over
the garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
SCHoONERS LYING UP.
Two Big Rams Waiting for Warmer
Weather Before Sailing.

Capt. Taylor. master of the ram
schooner ]. Dallas Marvel. who has been
spending the past two or three weeks
with his family at Salisbury, Md, has re-
turned to this city and joined his vessel.
The Marvel is laden with street sweep
ings for Norfolk Should the river remain
open she will sail for that port.
Capt Taylor will wait a day or two to
see what the ground hog has In store for
us in the shape Of bad weather before
sailing.
The Marvel is at the wharf foot of 14th
street southwest.
Capt George Conoway. master OF the
ram schooner Mable and Ruth, remains at
his home i'm Bethel. Del. and will let his
vessel lie here idle. i'm charge OF his mate,
until all danger of freezing weather is
past He will be employed the coming
summer. az in the past. in running lun,-
Der from Newbern and other points in
North Carolina 10 the dealers here.
These schooners are the largest vessels
laid up here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
woMEN's AND MEMS FASHIONS
Are High Colors and Freak
Clothes Liked by the Fair Sexe


Our attention has been called recently
to new variation of the time honored
cartoon in which is shown mere man.
made desperate by the tastelessness and
extravaganza of his wife's gowns. rush
ing off to bedeck himself in the highest
Of highly colored suits and the saudiest
of neckwear. Just to let her see how
ridiculous it all is-maybe it'll cure her.
Arriving home again in a freak suit
and the blamedest fool hat that he could
find. he is chagrined to discover that his
wife greets him with delight, telling him
that she has never seen him looking bet
ter and that she hopes he will always
wear such beautiful clothes. (IableauX.
etc. etc.
What, after all. is womans point of de-
parture in regard to the clothes affected
by the men today. and how far is she
responsible for the so-called freak APP
parel that We are beginning to see in the
shop windows and, in some instances on
the backs of the men n-the-street
Throughout the ages history has been
| made" by women. and one is not, per-
haps. without precedent in supposing that
she is at the bottom of all the revolu-
tionary happenings in the clothing world
that have been noted since the advent of
high colors. The sterner sex is being
given the opportunity. as never in years
of coming out of it's shell. 50 TO speak,
and of arraying itself relatively speak
ing. of course, as was never Solomon in
all his glory.
1t must be remembered that woman.
through long years of practice and the
devoting of much attention to matters of
dress. an occupation for which most men
will give her due credit, by the way. has
attained a much broader knowledge and
a much more highly educated taste for
color and form in dress than the great
majority of men are even beginning to
have. In fact. most men have thought
very little about these things at all. To
women bright colors in dress are an old
story; they are sure of the effects that
can be produced and how to produce them.
AS far as high colOrs are concerned one
certainly cannot surprise a woman. so
that it often happens that man will buy
suit and wear it home in some trepida-
ton, thinking that perhaps, after all. he
has gone the limit" in buying such a
loud cloth. only to be told by his
wife that it is one of the most beautiful
fabrics that she has seen. and that she
wishes she might find such cloth in the
dry goods stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-05
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