The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1894-01-06 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

MASTER BUILDER. favourite, pink kid. • Satanic-looking horns made of black jet are The Westminster coroner has held an still favoured in the gay capital, judging from injuiry on Robert Weston (54), master builder, I South Kensington, who committed suicide by the style of bonnet worn by a well-known sLooting himself in a second-class carriage on the actress acting at the "Pedals Royal" Theatre. Metropolitan Railway. Among the thousand and one frills and furbeThe evidence showed that the unfortunate man lows which constitute the wardrobe of an was found dead in a Min which arrived at I" u eto- as our American cousins term the Charing Cross ht 11-39 p.m. A revolver was lying 1 1 date,". by his side. I modern damsel, necklaces composed of artiThe Coroner read the following letters, which 1 flcial blossoms, and more espeeially of tiny were found on the deceased, 8,1 of them being rosebuds. Parma violets, baby poppies, and addressed to his wife, Elizabeth Weston. corn-flowers are frequently found.. These novel  Dec. 13th, 18. Dear Lizzie,—Good-bye, and may God blesB you and aU y kind friends. Creditors, pray be mar. Md. Lizzie, ti2.lt, it is breaking my heart  ornaments bid fair to be generally worn at the January balls. Another coquettish finish to the toilette of our "evening girl" is the  Dec. 15th, 1893. Dear 1 izzie,—Another disappointment. Dear Lizzie, good-bye. My feelings are dreadful. Dec. 20th, 1893.  narrow strap of black velvet passed through a little steel of jet buckle, and intended to be clasped round her throat. .This simple kind of arrangement comes as a blessing to the maidens not over-burdened with the costly ,jewels of this earth. • • • ' Jaclefft and • rua.n ties composed either of eelours d :Cord' ch. 2,-imple 'el vet are affected by the smartest of the smart. Any plain woollen skirt is imnieUiately redeemed by the addition of a coat, mach 'as out artist- gi yes us • as sketch number two. The materials selected in the  Dear Lizzie,—l .haye had another disappointment, have ~ot yet got my cheque from the club. I am quite upset and do not know what to do. I cannot help it. I have had too much trouble lately and the worry is too much. Mrs and Mr -- are the cause of all my trouble. lam sorry for the trouble I have caused you. I really cannot help it. Will you kindly see to my affairs i: anything happens lo me, and oblige One who he alwAyi taken a pride in paying his way. It drives me silly not tc be able to do set:  _ Dec. 28th, 1893. Dear Lizzie,— I can't get my money from the club, an I really don't know wha,, to do. I have tried hard to•da) to avoid tills, hut the worry is now too great.  The Coroner observed that, though the letters found on the deceAsed did not suggest that hi intended committing suicide, it was evident this he was premf tatirq,9 taking that course. Verdi° t. is t,tn.porstry insanity."  making of flits latnti affair are chestnut brown velvet, and passementerie fawn coloured silk and sable. Need we mention that the dark fabric forms the back-ground on which the fur trimmings, light silk revers, plastron, and stylish cuff are set off to undeniable advantage. The pa2sementerie pattern running over the plastron thoroughly confirms the smart character of this new jacket. "Cloud" grey and myrtle green are csrtainly affinities, if one may come to this conclusion after a close inspection of pretty new models built on this particular colour principle. Our Aral picture affords an excellent tlglill2ilPie of a  frock arranged tra tzten velvet and grey faced cloth. The fresh "Vandyke" idea is embodied in the jupe, in which a myrtle velours petticoat is revealed under the tabbed overskirt. A cape, fashioned with 1 certain caeltez:' (4114 cachet neceesarily mean 3 something- refined and unique), crowns the Costume. Chinchilla, "that trembling, nervous fur," as acme word-pa,inter has quaintly put it, forms the outline of the round green velvet tippet, • tracing a ind of pointed yoke back and front. Moire silk matching the velourt is selected for the shoulder frill that terminates in stole-like ends, triminednith two rows of silvery fur. Under the brim of my lady's re-tram:sic hat we find one of the new pins with a crescent-shaped head. Apropos, speaking of novel ornamentations, one of the latest Parisian eVening creations in soft pink has an enormous tinsel .butterliy perched on the left shoulder The glowing insect trembles ever) movement of the wearer.  .. iii..1.,',:,'.4,;:,,j4.4-jaitt7 • L55,L4",''.:,,,,,!..-; ~.k7,77,44. ,i, • kriiiiti.,l l• ' /5'S'A- . ‘7". a..4>, f''''' ' i ,41 V4k:4l,r.,filpit,grg,tt lII' i 11 f' + - Z'.•:, TS-% :•• Y'xts:s ~ 4 7 1 ) ;ilp.-, ei A. 41_ ~,*.h4111-''' - 1-'!.. 0 : l'ifo4V.lsl' ..t.' - ~:,' I r . ~.,..?„...-et-,-,:,..,..,,Fv0. ~ 4 --..,.---- --ii... \ . ~,4, A •'! . • . ~,,- 4 '1 •,•;?`, e • OP. etiOf ,e.:(-,..:44: , N, '4'::',.:7F;;,,..•,,..^ ~' ; '-:'44,1 1  ( itliVZtO c4!Ait,F4,:r.' ' 1 4, 4' ' i n • r -41 , ~