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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CAMMOR|ST TRIAL
IS STARTED TODAY
King of Italy Responsible for
Work in Bringing Bril-
gands to Justice.
(American News Serv!cel

Viterbo, Italy, March 6-The work
of securing the second and probably
final talesmen in the trial of the Cam
morists. including the leader Enrico
Alfano. allan "Erricone," began today
in the civil court This is the preiim-
mary stey in the greatest criminal liti-
cation OF the century. in which secrets
Of this great international band OF ter
rorists will be exposed.
Although the men are charged with
completely in the murder Of Gennaro
Sorrento" the crowns counsel plan to
bring to light the secrets OF dark
crimes which have baffied the authori-
ties of the world for many years.
The trial will start on Saturday morn
ing in the assize court for Viterho,
unless there are legal entanslements
in the meantime, which is hardly like
ly.
Hard to Get Jurors.
The judge of the civil court is ex-
pecting the utmost difficulty in secur-
ing quota in which the II jurors who
will sit in the criminal assize court
can be selected. Fear of the revenge
melted out by the Malta in the past
has struck terror into the hearts of the
talesmen and the majority of these
drawn plead illness or prejudice as
cause for exemption
Secret agents of the foreign govern
ments have begun to arrive from other
countries, including America. all inter
ested in the revelations which are eX-
pected at the coming trial.
The Inns of Viterbo and the sur
with unwonted life. The trial will be
a gala occasion and shopkeepers are
preparing to do an extraordinary bust
ness in picture cards and Curbs. The
army of lawyers who Will defend the
forty-one defendants are expected with
in day or two, although some of them
are ON the ground now for conferences
with the prisoners who are confined
under heavy guard. Ten Of the barris.
tiers are from Naples, among these be-
ing Deputy Vecchini, who defended
the Countess Tarrowski and Advocate
Manfredi, acknowledged one of the
greatest pleaders at the Italian bar.
King Victor Emmanuel who is large
ly responsible for the long investiga
ton which resulted in the arrest OF
the Al men is taking a keen interest
in the progress of the case and has
given orders that troop of Italian
soldiery be placed at the disposal OF
the Viterbo authorities to assist in the
protection of witnesses and especially
of Marshal Papezzuti, the brave Car
bineer, who disguised as a laborer, Sc
cured confessions which Will be OF
great value to the state
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK

Pittsburg, March O.
80 cars; 10000
higher; choice $6.50M6.75; butchers
$5.9O0p62O; good s6.25@65O.
Veal calves S9.5O@1O.OO.
Sheep-Receipts Is double decks:
prime wethers $4.80M5.O0.
Hogs-Receipts 25 double decks;
prime heavies $74Om7.45; workers.
$775@7.so; pigs $775G780.
Lambs $5.OOM6.6O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CHARITIES BOARD
TO HOLD MEETING

The Board of Associated Charities
will meet tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock at the association headquarters
on South Fifth street. The meeting
will be the last of the year, but an
nual reports and election of officers
meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
DULL BOXING CARD
Little Doing This Week
Sporting News.
american News Scrvlce)

New York. March 6.-This week )
pugilistic calendar in this section is
the lightcst of the entire season.
Among the New York clubs not sim
gle bout is listed that promises any
thing out Of the ordinary. The Fair
mont club will start the ball rolling
tomorrow night with 10-round go be-
tween Hugo Kelly and Dave Smith.
The Chicago middleweight is not the
fighter that he was u few years back.
but he ought to be able to give good
account of himself with Smith as an
opponent. \ livelcr bout will probab-
~ be seen at Tom O'Rourke's club la
ter in the week. when Pal Moore and
Young Sammy Smith will mix it up
for 10 rounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
A NOTABLE DINNER
HELD AT TRENTON
(American News Service)

Trenton, n. j., March 6.-The Tren-
ton Chamber of Commerce has COM
pleted preparations for notable din
ner to be given under it's auspices to-
morrow night. 1t will be the annual
banquet of the organization, but will
be ON scale much more elaborate
than anything heretofore attempted.
The British Ambassador James Bryce
will be the guest of honor and princi-
pal speaker. Among the other speak
ers will be Governor Wilson of New
Jersey, former Governor Montague of
Virginia, and Congressman Small of
Georgia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, March O.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; bulk $1,000
72O.
Cattle-Receipts $1,000; beeves $500
$3.50
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; prime $40.
Lambs $40.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
F.. BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo, March g.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head: prime
steers $6.40M6.6O; butchers $3.50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts $500; higher; heavies
s7.50m760; pigs s7.S5; workers
S7.5507.S5.
Calves-Receipts 100 head; choice
$10.75.
Lambs $6.25m650
Sheep-Receipts 10000; prime $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK

Cincinnati, March g.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; best shippers
$625M635
Hogs-Receipts 2,400; top $40.
Sheep-Receipts 2,4e0; extras $4.75.
Lambs $3.50;
Calves $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN
City Statistics
MARRIAGE License.

Carl L. Miller. Richmond, 81, wood
worker, and Grace Dufill, Rich
mond q.
Deaths and Funerals.
GORMON- The funeral OF Mrs.
the home, go South Ninth street,
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Burial will be in Centerville The Rev.
S. W. Traum will be in charge. Friends
may call any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
GRINNELL COLLEGE
STUNG BY SEAVER

City Attorney Gardner received
letter from GrinneH college. at Grin
nell. Iowa. this morning, stating that
Jesse Seaver, under the name OF West
ley Keys. swindled that college out OF
SIS about two months ago. That col
iege stated that it was willing to give
testimony against him or TO further
prosecute after he is released from
the -etormatory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
SALOONS IN CITY
NOT REDUCED BY
THE PROCTOR Law
However, on Wednesday, the
Commissioners Will Estab-
lish a Ratio Preventing
Any More Saloons.
CONTINUED From Page One)

erstown. Williamsburg. Fountain City,
Cambridge City, Centerville, Dublin
and Milton.
Mr.. Nicholson declared that no one
could have any objection 10 fixing the
ratio OF saloons To one TO IA thousand
people. not even the saloonkeepcr, as
this would not affect any licensed sa-
would he possibly twenty years before
the saloons In this city would be re-
duced to the ratio petitioned for. He
declared If the petitioners had time to
canvass the county. he was confident
three fourths of the people would sign
IT,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
.H|lLES SUCCEEDS
NORTON IN APRIL
Announcement Made of the
Change in Post of Secre-
tary to President.

Washington, March 6.-Official an
nouncement was made Sunday that
Charles ID. Hilles, assistant secretary
of the treasury. would succeed Charlie
d. Norton as secretary to the Presi-
dent on April T. the day of the open
ing of the extra session of congress.
Formal announcement also was made
by Mr.. Norton that he would become
vice resident of the First National
bank Of New York on April 5.
Mr.. Norton gave a luncheon at his
home Sunday afternoon TO newspaper
correspondents and reporters who
covered" the summer White House
at Beverly last year. following which
there was reception, to which many
members of the corps of Washington
correspondents were invited to meet
Mr.. Hlles.
Guests Get Announcements.
The official announcement Of the APP
pointment of the new secretary and OF
the plans of Mr.. Norton were made
known in notes presented to the indi-
vidual guests.
President Taft joined the reception
guests late in the afternoon and
brought the affair to close by ''order-
ing" Secretary Norton to join him for
a walk.
Il am subject to your orders until
April A. said Mr.. Norton, and under
your flag always"
Mr.. Nortons transfer of activities
from his present place to one of the
largest financial institutions in the
country again calls attention to the po-
sition of private secretary as step
ping stone to high retirement in the
business world and in the government
service.
Norton Follows Others.
Mr. Norton left a lucrative position
| in Chicago to enter the public service,
but he now follows the course Of pre-
decessors at the White House to the
| New York field.
. Daniel S. Lamont, who first made a
reputation as secretary to President
| Cleveland became vice president of
the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany.
| George B. Cortelyou who began as a
stenographer in the government SER
vice and rose to fame as secretary to
Presidents Mckinley and Roosevelt, is
now president of the Consolidated Gas
company of New York.
VIM. Loeb, Jr, who succeeded Mr..
Cortelyou as secretary to the Presi-
den is now collector of the port of
| New York.
Robert o. Bailey, who succeeds Mr..
Hilles as assistant secretary of the
treasury, has been Secretary Mac
Veaghs private secretary for two
years; before that he was reporter
in the Washington bureau of the AS
! ISOLATED Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE
STOCK

Indianapolis, March O.
$500: tops $7.35.
400; steers $4,000
800
so; prime $3.50.
Lambs S535 -----
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
Deaths and Funerals.


Married people should learn what 70 do for
one another's little ills, and for the Ills of the
children that may come. They are sure sooner
or later to have occasion 20 treat constipation
or indigestion. When the opportunity comes
remember that the quickest way to obtain relief,
and finally permanent cure. IL with Dr.. Cald.
wells Syrup Peosin. the great herb laxative
compound A. bottle shou.d always be IN the /.
hoaSA. L costs only 50ceots Of s. Il drug gtQrRa1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06

The Moscow trade expedition TO
Mongolia sold all the goods carried at
good prices. Water communications
between Russia and Mongolia are bad
and Railways are very scarce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06

There II &c medicine SO SAFE and a. the same
trne SO pl.as AZ: 20 take Dr.. Cait.veIIs SyrT.-
spsil- the positive cure for all diseases a,isi-.
q hiAa sknn anA a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Furnished by A. w. Thomson Co.
Hittle Block. Phone a709. Core.
Chicago. March g.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06

Liverpool Gables Close. Wheat-Un-
changed @ss up; CoCrn IS Lower q
Is Up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-06
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN
indianapolis, March c.
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, March g.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
MRS. BELTS LIVES IN HOS'
BANDS HOUSE ON AllMONV.


Belts and his wife have been sep
arsted for over TX years. Mrs. Belts
has been living at the Forty.hfth
street house. which Belts owns. she
has Instituted two suits for divorce.
and Is at the present time drawing ALL
mony at the rate of 5000 u month.
Policeman Daniel Burns. on a station
airy post at Forty-hfth street and sixth
avenue. was approached BY Bets and
Smith at La o'clock this morning and
informed that there would be something
doing to call for his attention At No. ~
West Forty-nfth street In a few minutes
Just an hour later he heard q woman
scream at the address Indicated and ran
down there. .
Belts was at tire door and called him
Mrs. Belts and the doctor insisted that
Belts n Smith be arrested. Burns
took the whole crowd to the East Fifty.
first street station. On the way over
Belts said to the Doctor:
III you can't tell the truth I'll cut your
ears off,
Al the station house Lieut.. McCullum
entertained a charge OF assault against
Belts. Mrs. Belts took a prominent part
In the proceedings. She was hysterlcal
and 1t was found necessary to threaten
her with Imprisonment in the captains
room II she persisted in i~ntsrruptinS
the proceedings.
BetA was bailed out after . few min
utss by John Duns.an. the proprietor
Of Jacks restaurant. He declared that
= A.,- 49, ANctns 4 - ArA RAffa'u
company under circumstance that
warranted him IN breaking into the
house.
After che police court proceedings this
morning DR.. Jaslow said he was sum-
moned by telephone to Mis-. Bstts's
homo ~ midnight. he found her very
nervous and flighty and prescribed NOR
phine pulls and aarsaparilla.
MRS. BETTe '.,MEo THREE IN
ACTION FOR DIVORCE.
The domestic troubles of Lou Bett'
first became public In September. 1908
when Mrs. Belts, through counsel
went into the Supreme Court with ar
action for divorce and demanded u.0o
a month allmony and 5000 counse
fees. h named .hree correspondent
In her application for a divorce ant
alleged that her husbands income wa.
sS0, OW a year.
In her application she described hsl
husband as the king Of gamblers
She said his income was from $4,000 &
800. 900 a year, that he owned a strinl
of gambling houses and not long sine
assisted In winning slio,o0 0 from . "stse
----us n. Atlo0 tto Cyt0
The evening world., 1911-08-22
FAMOUS PAINTING
IS MISSING FROM
LOUVRE IN PARIS
"La Jaconde," the Masterpiece
of Leonardo da Vince,
Strangely Disappears.

PARIS, Aug. 22.-La Joconds, the
mo .~,srnlece of Leonardo da Vincl. has
d-,,annsared from the salon Care Of
49," -. ~. =, o,o,r,.a ~. n,.o.
~ ~
VI "o"o''
great museum mas peen seAlcneo
from ellar to attics In vain NJ Du-
iardin- Beaumetz. the permanent Under
Secretary Of Fine Arts, has telegraphed
the authorities Of the loss, and anon
IN. n,h.r n,ar. N ,rac. IN. ,,cture
- - -
""9 .. p s'
na'e hau the p'Ni'eses vi '"e Hou'io'
The police are interrogacng all the
curators and assistants. One e%xplana-
ton OF the disappearance of the treas
ure suggested is that some one perps-
trated an extraordinary practical ,oke.
ri .,- A.. - .o,.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
TINY GIRL JUST
CARRIED BROTHERS
DOWN F|RE-ESCAPE
Bessie Discovered Blaze in
Bedroom, but Refused to
Get Excited.

For all that she Ia only eight years
old. BESSIE Hollauder Is n plucky little
girl, possessed of q rare amount OF
presence OF mind. which stood her In
rood stead to-day when a fire started
IN her home on the third floor. rear.
OF No. 353 East One Hundred and Forty
second street.
Bessie's mother had Just stepped up
stairs to a n%eighbor's and tho little girl
was busy giving brother Isidore. VINO
Is six, his breakfast. Came a queer
smell, and she shifted and shifted. ana
then started through the hat to ma
out what the smell was. Pretty soon
she was standing in front OF tho bed
room door where ~four-year-oid Able
was fast asleep. The queer smell came
strongest from the bedroom. ana II
seemed awfuily hot there. too. so she
opened the door.
AZ she did SO there was a rush OF
smoke from tho bedroom. ana right
through the smoke Bessie could see fire'
But xhe could also see little Able fast
asleep on the bed. which was burning w
Bessie didn't make a sound. but Just
Jumped through the smoke and graooed
up Able. quicker than II takes to tell IL
and the next minute she was backing
out OF tho room with little brothers
head pressed to her bosom. Soon a. shs
backed out OF tho room she slainmed
the door shut. Then she ran Tor the
kitchen window. where the fire-sscAps
is, and she called to Isidore:
Come on. Issy. let's play follow-mas-
ter
When she poked her head into M
CROSS window she saw Mr.. Gross
eating his breakfast. So, she spoke fo'
the second time:
"Oh. Mr.. Gross. there II . IRE By my
house. Please call the lngynes.' And
Mr.. Gross listened to the wise little gfl
and did as she asked.
The fremen put the Are out I'm OF
with the first squirt OF water. But they
all gave voluntary testimony that 1
Bessie hadn't closed the bedro' m door
the fire would have spread all over thu
house.
|, The funniest part of this story 10 tha
Mrs. Yetta Hollander absolutely refused
10 70 into Mysteries. She knows Bessi,
and depends on her a whole lot.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
AST0R'S YACHT HERE,
WEDDING DAY A SECRET.

The Astor-Force romance remained AT
anchor on the yacht Mona of the foot
OF East Twenty-fourth street to-day.
with the date for the wedding still
vaguely fixed in the early future.
Col. John Jacob Astor's yacht arrived
off the New York Yacht Clu landing
last night. Early to-day Miss Force,
her father and Vincent Astor. Miss
Forces stepson-to-be. came ashore In
a launch and were driven to the Force
homo At No. IS East Thirty-seventh
street IN one o. the Astor automobiles.
Col. Aston remained ABOARD the yacht.
Tnouirers drew no information concern
ing the plans Of the betrothed couple
from either the yacht or the Force
home.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
REGAL SPLENDOR
TO MARK FUNERAL
, Of JOHN ". GATES
Body of Financier Arrives AMI
Now Lies in State at
Hotel Plaza.
!. \GS AT HALF MAST.
Two Entire Floors of Big Hos.
t,lry Reserved for Use of
Visiting Friends.
:. lGS AT HALF MAST.


VIZ" mugs at hah-m's' on many OF
me iarges' buildings or the city me
body Of Joan W. Gates. who died recent
~ in Paris. was taken to-day from the
liner Kais.r wiihe,m dor Grossa 70 the
I,o,e, p,.,,
,.u.,
"'''' va Wv "s "''e' "''o
aS'e ~" 'ne accommodation OF
lf'Tnus ana members OF delegations
from out C: town ports. From Port
Arthur and B%eannon Tex. where
much OF the late ca,,,,us,,. ,o,,sr.o,v
.ror, v,, .x,ar,., ,or ,ha a..o,oana,,
Il IN, country thar. c,,,o m.r u,,n
nourn,d The den,r,.J n,,ncI.r M, or,v
Al. l,,.,r., ,oss >, ,ha h-,sin... -,
their ~,ee,,c, hn, =, . , FOOD ,r,sna -
Charles ~ inf. hir,hnl,c. son, an.
,th.r ds,er,tio,. ana chtraeo and o,her
L,.,es ~, ,ha N,i,,. We. ,a-, ,yo, r.n.
;r..rt.dL
FJlerh.r. :, t,,os , ,o-,,or ,,,oc,ate
IA MIR. G,tos. wont d,v, tbe hay nm
The revenue cutter to roe, the home
coming party. ON hoard tho ,lper ware
Mrs. John " Gates cbarle. q; Gates
hi. son. ard his dance. Miss Flor
pnce Hopwood Mrs. f.. w. Hopwood
and IL. :. Rack. President, OF the
Unite states Realty
Customs officials facilitated ,Ge prog.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
Freckles
Don't Worry About Thorn. Yov
Necdn't Keep Them. Got ThIs
slmple Remedy-lt'a Guaranteed.

Frecklcs. Nke facts. arc stubborn
thlngs, but mike fsats. are easily
rem 1ved. The more stubborn you,
rrcrhles ,hr more promptly SHOULD
you gat n package Of Kintho. Get Il
wherever toilet goods are sold, II
KintAo fails, get your money back.
lt's 10 simple and sure you'il almost
think TIN magical.
"uss Kintho Soap loo. II will not
Only help give tho freckles 4 push.
but Il 10 delightful for toilet USE"
The evening world., 1911-08-22

Tho police have boen asked 70 search
.or eleven-year-old William j. Ruddell
o. No, 81 West Ono Hundred and TWEEN
~ty-fou-th street. Hc left home satgr-
day afternoon on an errand for his
mother. after he had been disciplined
FOR SOHO slight onsnse, lie was told
70 80 70 n Front street address for
some meat shs had ordered. and was
given carfars. lie did not 70 10 this
stors ana no race has besn found OF
him. Hs has brown hair and eyes and
wore q gray coat, short gray trousers
and a blue and white striped shirt
The evening world., 1911-08-22
At PORT ARTHUR.
u,cAos and Citisens to UnAe in
HOnOring Dead.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Aug. "a
While the funeral OF John w, Gates Is
taking place in New York Tomorrow
IL emoriai services wdll be held In Port
Arthur. participated IN by the Elks
lodge. city administration, Catholic and
Protestant churches, more than 1000 ON
ployees of the Texas Company. 5000 10
500 citizens OF Port Arthur and several
thousand from Beaumont, Houston, Or
ange, Galveston and other TeHas cities,
All places Of busin ess in Port Arthur
will close for half a day, and all OF the
tags in tho city will ny at half mast.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
Senate Passes Niagara BiiI.

WASHINGTON. AUG. 2,.-Ths SENATE
to-day passed the lIous, rsaolu ion oy-
tending 20 lareh /. 1912. tho rrauia.
tons governing tho u.s OF tho wntnra
on tho American s,ds OF Niagara Fails,
These rssuia tioas expired Jun 20 THE
ysa-. but wit! 'bs 's!nstrtsc by The pas
age Of the q oiuti0a.
The evening world., 1911-08-22
cORsETLESs EDIcT WON'T BE
OBEYEO,

AZ for the corsetless winter that Is
threatened. it is not likely that more
than so per cent. OF the fair sex VIII
bow to that phase OF the Venus de
Milo edict. There are perfect forty
skies and perfect hfty-sixes who will
shrilly proclaim such an innovation as
utterly impossible.
During the Hipless Era they managed
70 survive q season in straitJackets
In fact. some managed to train down
until their straight fronts were worn
with only mild agony. But the corset
less alternative IL entirely different and
quite not-to-be-thought-of. The normal.
perfect forty-six would surrender he"
head rather then abandon her ind!spen-
sable sheath Of stays.
OF course. the hobble skirt must be
cast into the discard. Curves and the
mlncinS step were unknown 10 Venus
de M!lo-at least not the exaggerated
curves and tho hoDbled rance o. the
nrmor-clad Venus Of 1911. "A for the
finresn skirt. It WI! be tolerated only
In extremes, tut more Ueag,y on ,t0
pattern cr par,R,oons, bat thcse are -
I've wora inloc = 10 p"eNsat adventitioIs
riots,
The evening world., 1911-08-22
Be VENUS De MILO,
G|RLS,|F YOU'D Do
IT RIGHT THIS FALL
No Rats, No Puffs, No Corsets
That's Paris Edict; Get
in Line!

Ye had better get into training. o ye
daughters OF Eve who follow the
MODES. to pattern yourselves in the
mould Of Venus de Milo ere tho chill
blasts Of November prevail. for the
fashion mentor OF the French metropo-
lis Is here delivering the fateful ediot.
Said edict contains The clause: "A has
Ia rat!" or. In Gothamsss. Back to
your naturalist"
Miss Venus Of Milo. relates with proof
the Paris mentor. who 10 now in st.
Louis directing the rigging and gear
Ing OF tho Perfect Thrty-sixes" for
the "Made-in-St. Louis show. wore
her own hair and was beautiful there
with, Notwithstanding that she had no
vast coifYeur to twirl. Miss Venus like
corset.
This relentless edict of Fssaion mean
that no more will the eyes Of man be
assailed with the 'coiffeur terrihque,'
the "coiffeur a Ia Tower de Babel" the
"coiffeur a la Rock of Gibraltar" &c.
1t means that Pru and Priscilla will
not have TO call In a force OF strong
arm halrdressers to rivet and bolt up
their puffs. to buckle and grid their
rats. to weavs and Intervene their
switches
JOY TO rhEArRE-eoER IN It's
SIMPLICITY.
II means that Madeleine and Marietta
can begin putting up their hair when
the whistle blows and get it all up
before supper without the aid Of more
than a dozen h%airpins. II neal Joy
TO the theatre-goer and q profound
slump In Chinese Pigtails, Pfd.
Thsre will be a vast number Of com
plants from those who have come up
out OF frocks during the era of rats
and puffs and who have burned out the
floss upon their pretty heads by the
burdens OF Chinese mattresses they
piled thereon.
There Will be woe among the %spinster-
hood whose thinning matches have
been a constant source of worry and
travail, Yes, and there may be post
tive rebellion in suffragette circles, for
the petticoat vote declares itself i'm
mune from the dictates of Fashion.
Declares itself, but fails to practise its
declare. for the most ne~ai-sighted OBJ
server has observed at great suffra-
gette functions mountains upon noun
tains or rats and puffs. very much and
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