HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-11-2, Page 7C1+04.04'04 04•04-04-04.04-0+0+ Um rail way musically Thor° was
nothing in thio last, but taken into
commotion MO tho preparations be-
t The Cave of
4. • ing law to move away, ovldently soon
mado by 1190 and hill Siliterdil-
as tho two received the policies Oa
Llie angineer'S life, the Whole affair
4 John Penrose nal renewed misgiving.
It \VaR only two 1111108 to the
home ot 1110 widow, and 1 sot olll. 1,0
2r walk theta early in tho evening, 1
4.01" -°+°4".)+01 -‘"°+°4'C'4 -C. had no oroolace ouoroo of action laid
tv,,,,,,f,nr of cr.cle,,t40111ii
/,t 11,2)1(21 1) .nrtio
ovod by
tleo N.Ios
titoo 1,19i lonuranCil
re
004" 1 1, m,,,s,"Uttu.,1‘,:,. mw'18i‘UYinlalig'111T.iiiiillt in
P(0)2'. qicioll
1 y dsec
ist:or/al tint all
soca 2:.,1 0,,,,ationa are lookoa apoa. Caine la abila of the lit-
whieb, from the doserip-
doo1,1"0 lo',111 1,11,11 1,1 thal tiou 1001 efeelved, 1 reougoi0(0>g(441m l.eineelve., (I'llci sharp 2)11
Um bony, of Mos. I•onrose. A light
10 i0°814Ium1• Ji°1"11 a rale Syria- woe Impair% in tho front room, and a
diced itaainot an ineoirethre oemipany, ahao„.o. „hid, 18(1410(1 0'O0 too ear-
,ticisir.111111. lotoLet,s1 thtetitz
tleleclute.°°1%•.itiVliliyne 1(11,mnotlill•101°t111L'e2t8in-11/11.0ort
stronoest pew of Legal Iass to slau(1
upon.
or 14(110)) of hor neigliburs wore. pro.
sent.
I noquireil so mecoli ecill in ferret- While in liorwook 1 maimged to son
110'f uevroal Plois 101.]) »> -our a vouplo of phottoottplis 01 Ponroso,
mummy that 1. was not. only com- ano 1 mpeostad their appraranco
olinatotott on lily Simms, but piton upon my memory so chatty that 1
tho 1110.41. difficult problems that conld not fall 10 rerOgitine the Man
beforn us, ."I'Ma led to my con- oli the InStilia should I Mier meet
neetion with what aim known as Um Mtn in the th.sh. In tho Who Way I
case of joint Pooroso, tho most ox- gained a goad Idea of 'Lilo appoaratico
tritorelinary affair of tho Lind of of tho broshor Pieta
which 1 have any linowlodgo, 81 opping oolong Um shadows of 0.
Penros)) -was an Niglio. ("risme, in group of tress; on the opposite side
which capactity he had ham iimplayell of the highway, I held ins, gaze on
for livo years, when ho acootod for a the hoeuto wbilo debating with. my -
policy -hi the Vesuvius 'far (2 thou- seell the "cost, courso to follow, for
sand poonds. 1118 physical examine- was at my w: 1s end.
tion was satisfactory, toot to, polley J. food stood thus some fifteen min -
was 11210.'>l 1)) him for Oa bon. 1111 of Moo whoa tho door opened and ad
his wife. 'limy linci no children. man came forth. TN was reveille
Threo years ottor 1110 iSIaltillee of Ms SO - dearly in tho bright moonlight
policy it was illereatied 1:0 two that before he approached mo closer
thoutand pounds.
This clOi Hot attract attontiem hi
the inicleltsido of businotta, for tho
man kept his premium:I :crotoptly
paid, hut when some months !otos
learned from a Mond of 1nino in the mirly out oi sight when 1 dcouled tho centres aro two fine colds o
Excelsior that the eamo man had upon tho boldest garno of blurt over featherbone. In forming this stip-
takon out a second policy, this time coneeiteted 1.1, a person in a situation p011 10) the EdeCIVO, One band of the
crin.olotte goes around the atm obOut
i'144÷1.441virilt-.10:1*.k4,1÷Kniq,
'to
Fashion
ea
XI
iihits
COATS AND Still RTS2,
There aro good hanging
rili101.11 In fashion, both :Ado plaited,
and box plaited, and Llier0 aro MI,
rular skirts galore, and as for tho
motto to go with limo, they. aro soon
10080 fitting and tight lilting, abort
and 1011tr, •80010 with coat tails and
some without.. Tho throe-quartor
Empire coat; aro extronotts, fashion-
able, Those coots, botvevor, aro
generally worn as a separate wrap,
ionl aro best ilkod in. tho throo-quar-
tor 1. ngtli.
That tho chin waist soli. is hero
again will be a delight -to every \120
(2)211 121 the land. It will be ex-
tremoly good style outdo up in 110r-
der0y, (((Id also in the 2SeNV shadow
plaid soft %vomited materials.
Sleeves all 5110W Ole Seine tendenry
of lilting tho Moats arm snugly, Lilo
puffs, 110 trimmings, and the fulness
all coming abovo tho elbow.
lhough the Canadian woman
scorns tho hoop skirt or any thought
of it, sho is not advocan this season
to 11131/1g a little crinoline in hot
sill: pot ticoat, and also in hor
sloovos. In the sloovo which 21110818 a
full puff above tho elbow vory often
I identified him as Dic.k Pourose, a little crinolotto es holden away
theta could be no mistako on that to make lito puff stood out as it.
point. 1211 001)1. The bands of crinolotto usod
Ile walked rapidly in the direction for this purpose ar0. generally about.
of Ilerwvelt, nod was no mom than an Melt witty, and. runoing through
In the Exoelslor, for the lament of
his brothor, the ciromntelanco struck
mo as a little peculiar. Not that
.such instancas ard unknown, but the
annual payment of the premium on
three thousand pounds of lifo Maur-
anco is a considetrablo sum of money,
especially for a railway ongicteer
'ohmic wogos aro not high.
nowevor, tho rotator gradually
passed out of my nditcl, until, six
months lator, juot before tbo
anniva payinecnt became duo, Whell
Wo were notiried of tho death of Pon -
nisei. The notice came otlicially aud
in duo and regular form. On the faco
of it 0111. rompany was clispostia to
pay the claim, after tho 1101101 form -
resembling 111 1110.
Crossing the road, I passoa softly
through tho stoppeel more heav-
ily upon the littlo front porch, and,
without knocaing, pushed open the
door and passed Otto -Cho sittiug-
room, whore! sat-whoo
John Penrose and his wile, talking
111 tho most pleasant manner ln this
and quietly consuming what
was left of a bottle of wino, of which
the departed brother had takon.
My informal entrance clic' what I
intend's/I it should clo; caused them
to think it Wa5 retsrmal for
something ha had forgotten.
I need not attempt to picture tbe
astounthel expression of their faces
when they saw a stranger Iscifore
Monitor and variety or stylos aro
limitod only by the ingenuity of Lilo
&signora,
For a little girl too young for the
two -pima frock ono having throe
box -pleats may bo macht quite, falley
by having a, 5(1210 no socket anti 408.1',4
of lawn or slits, which aril remov-
able. Erom doop frill of tho Maas
goodo tho shoulther tho lighter
sleeves) roach itotyn to lito 11(2 11. A
short, Joiffetel baby 1,1,•,,ve with
the rounded yokes abowifig et I 1 1 1 10 of
tho nook aud arms 50' a Mull: droaic
Tho /Mention of a lailorti (1) tlia or-
dinary bloom/ offoot is quite/ stsyliala
---.1
TWENTY YEARS IN PRISON,
When Couple Meet After Separa-
tion Both Aro Agod.
A romantic incidont and its trogic
racquet aisi told in efftilleatiM with
the-captecto of 8/.1(1111,1in by the Jolt-
anosee, trho lirst thing thew did wa5
to liberate ltioeda 11 politiral prison-
ers who wern on the Island. A -Rus-
sian, scow '0 Lonclon, hilserviewm1 Ity
Tito Evoniog Notvs, said that cot far
no WEIS 1011011,11 there wore about, a
dozen such p; "minors togethor with a
numbor of Poleal.
"'Oho saddost case," he says, "was
perhaps, Modanot Walckenstoin, tho
yoang wife; of o doctor who WaS COI(.
11010(1(1 in the political movoinout. or
1.879-80, called the TooplO's Will,"
Soizod one night by the polico, 8110
disappoared into tho gloomy jaws 01
the $chliesseiburg, that droad fors
Issas of tho Novo. Once insido tell
trace was Iced; by tho tripods. of tho
prisoner. No inquiries of 1120 heart-
broken relatives wore cpsweireel. '1110
young bosbancrs frantic apseals for
news of his tvifo wore) scorned.
'Stilling his palleence as best he
might, tho young doctor• waited for
rt yeas, for once a yoar the rules of
tho Schlussolicurg permitted tho
prisoner to write ono open lotto-.
'11.0 letter never camo.privit000
WOLVES ATTACK MISSION
SUFFERINGS OF ENGLISPIVIEN
NEAE AFGI•IANIST.A.N.
,Tackals of Region Go l'Irtcl and
Make Onolaught on Animals
and 1110n.
A remaraablo story of hardship ant
suffering told by tho 11)94] 01> Linda'
Col, A. 11. Ilinoltlaheen, which Isla
rottirmel Ensbool later 8 /e011104
115'0 11.11,1 a hall year:: eicalore;ing tics
boundary betwecon thee las sian and
sltobein tortirsers :•'.eiotoii, about
which thoro 11 its a (moon 1.
No fowor than filly ovet,,tmrs or tho
mission lost thoir lives, hollie from
hoot and thirst, otters from being
frown Lo (loath, aced some from
On/wiling, fool hydro:Alia, Whi 10
anuocornliymb5e,:i0 camels owl 120 horsos
Thu Infoalion consisied of- cloven
vl jf'11)11c1°11r11A'silAt,t, eanl Iss",11a111(112,5 08(1(11:t.
or 200 ntalto inteuitry, sialy cavalrY,
with a Jorge supply of tromport, in-
cluding Ilia Fifty-eighth tiontol Corps,
in all Et total of 1,500 mon, 1100
horsoo and 2.200 cat/tots. .4.9 the.
bt1,50 1011.8 at (blotto, 500 miles across
almost waterloos (101001, whecico (111
stores oxesept grain and foild”r and
few local commodities bed tO be im-
ported, the difficulty of feeling the
mission can he wall approciot.od.
Vivo wcsito wore talon in the
ninrch of 500 miles over uninhalltod,
waterless coontry botwecon Quelta
and 14011141,1 1, noel ibroo mon and a
windier of folimals wer. frozen to
/teeth. The tang) Wo8 foamed at
Kohut:, a bare desolate spat, wind-
swept, with a'itornations of extreme
heat and cold, and bore, Ile mission
stayed two and half Summon=
Thu work of domorcation was very
dIlIicuI 1. Sont h tim (201101(181
river, tor ninety miles, the Rao ran
throug•li aboolutoly waterless 2108 -
in 110 middle of the puff on -1 an- Ott he part-
'nds , „ had boon withdrawn by the gotornoe • • - -
hos bad to wood six wooka, being (Is-
tho '"P"La "Th 0°•'• for Sorne triVial Offellee. Try as. they
starting from the shoohler, The:e . , pendent entirely upon stator brought
bands are, hold together by' locireg
tachorl, and of 'auras ono 18 fasten-
ed to 1110 under -arm seam of tho
lining and tho other faatonod In the
shoulder seam, and then again at
1110 nein hand, where. the Miff cods.
This manner or holding out the, putt
cannot ho used in transpatont moo
ts riots, but it will be 1711101 employ-
ed with such fabrics as ladies' cloth,
Ifentietta, velvets and silks.
TIDO DRIFT OF FAST-RON.
Mon. So well, hotvover, dlii the rids-
sion succeed 111 1 1 8 work that 111.
Miller, tho Russian Consul at. Sell.
tall WAR withdrawn. in eonsequeoco
of Lis failure to frustroto its' efforta.
OOliett tim mission crossod tho 1(1000
'Ton, end , in n'tito of !tics:oar! pro..
101114101'1 2811 rhits nem (»',1» (18'
Were arranged to Lake plater,
11811 i'dwor'1's birtaday. 13:12
tho solculne foiled, cool was follua oil
by the 110goisg in politic or 12,0 rimo-
lowlere of Itin MoVeineel V.110
ell 1k' majority of 1.1o; s e
in SOO:attn. Tint ogoot 11 -1.11 me t• o
l•orsian Mod Is not elitlico.1 to on-
elorstood.
AT EDINBURGH'S REVIEW
INSPECTION BY XING OD 40,e
000 VOLDNIfillElt TECQFS4
7718 Rfajeety Was Greatly Delight-
ed With the llfiagnificen't
Farade,
The great roview of Scottish Vol -
1011' '04(4, (11.14,1 401,),;„ as it did, Oto
I/Mooed body of to ;mos cacti in 800t -
land Once Vitald, Ilanwly, 118,880
ofrosers and 11W11-WIIS hotel in 1111111.
burgh rarully molar favorable Welt^
(bet 10101. Although tho actuai
roviow took but _II hour, Edinboro/3
OLD SHIPS OF THE LANE 20" "1° "'"" "f
Lon tweoty-four hours taoreband,
a conot ant euceession of troop tralao
pouring. thousands of moo into Om
•rPIETE, COST AN- D SI'ETPD 717
THE GOOD OW DAIS,
Naval Architects - Seek Lessons
From. - the Ships of Tisno of
Trafalgo.r.
caprtal. lener parade ground than.
tho Eing'a Park could have lieeri sel.
coital for the marchliast, the stir.
rounding hills giving an opportunity
for thousands of people to got ea
comoliont viow of this operations. Tho
King, 011 protilh.111., 1.0 the pared()
neful'a the Thstitall"" at Naval ground, rode clown 'the lino taken up
Archit am s, in London, Sir I 'hi I to i
uy the troops, which extoodod westo
Watts recootly read an intorosting ward as far as Jeanie Dcan's COt-
paper on British warships at the
time of Trafalgar.
loge at St. Leonard's, At, the sal-
uting' base in front or tho grand
Tho retards as to the rate of 81111.- stand, where 3,000 people Were fie -
Mg, he said, wore of nocosaity very commodated, ha was attended by the
bolormito. The spoods attained, how- Duko of Com:aught, and a body
eNer, wore ahoy, oven if judged by' guard of Om Royal Archors, After
1.110 spend of larim modern sailing yes- breakfast at liolyrood, the time -
Sols Tho maximum speed recorded h000red corontony of prosonting tho
sleoration %vas ton knots running Iemol Provost and magistrates look.
for frigates al, the tinle under con -I kept of tho cats to She -King 2)3' the
free, and eight to eight and a halt sauce, and the corporation then pro -
knots when close Imehel. At- Trafal-1 sented an oddross exprepsive of their.
gas the average ago of tho English loyalty. The reVtely W11.5 a trernen-
lint-of-battle 8148 111.18 17 Years, &lag Silcee58, and, as the Duke td
Tbat the Irench slops in 1800 were
Lousily newer than 011ra Wali Mainly
dile to tile enormous losses which
thoir navy had suffered in the precott-
Connaussht told tho corporation,
TILE NINO WAS IlsOLICIErIOD.
"I would have traveled doltish, tlio
and clistf.ince," he said, "to see the very•
Mg half -century. lleetwcon 1759
1500 there wore 48 French line -of -I lino sight that I have seen to-day.'f:
Francis Wentyas-Chartoris-Doug-
bottle ships and 53 frigates loat by las, eighth Etat of Wenwss and
wreck and caPtelre. March, who acted us aido-de-camp to .
COST OF 01.12 MEN -0' -WAR.
the King, and who still wears the
171 fr 1 0 .. 4 0.0•1:11110 1,11111> 111
1101 fosyloinvearligyallargweilly. 1 , ., .
uniform uf tho London Scottish on
of this 11 2111 111 I looendory
Hain, of 1,018 tems burden, built in 1 ("1'10.'-'-'0,c'easi".
and figured as Lord Eleho un -
was born on Aug. 4,
ways some la ing I ha t al I o woe' tho from consielorablo ebotances. ...,011.1:1141
jailers to niport the priscomrs for io
through c(miary noble to incendotion. J11(3 i til he was Ora No W115 honorary
subordination, and to prosete•vo fice
io which pillars of a 11111S91 1 0 potato- 1 71-14 e°st °In)" S':10,81/0, bellolgi
Por tom Tho Loyal floorge, 2,_ i ocd000f of the London Scottish from
silence of (loath that enveloped tilt
malt natatro had to be built.
ting intolligonce, and every fmv Taro WATERLESS GLACIER. MO tons, built 111 1711', coat 1.15 1,.. 1 1870 to 1900. 8,r Robert Cranston,
700. or .e20.7 per ton. In 181j1) 1 who was uorn in Edinburgh in 1843,
fottress. lleit we hare means of get -
we learn who have been executed or The last tv.-enty steles of the fron- shiPs of tint line cost 41.21. per ton, 1 1') 1102081 og
great interest in its 111o, Ile
his motive city. and
1805 the cost had rison to ' 18'1•0° a
died, and who '1) 110d risco:foetal out tho
ial slopo.s oi Om Stall Koh Moons
tier again ran up the wotorless gime- whilst in
fearful existence: in the oolls of silonco 4.415.4 per ton. The Unto of building I entered the famous Queen's Rifle Vol -
of that ghastly prison. Twenty • . . 1 %tutees Brigtele in 1870, and. bosom
years passed,
"In 1000 ton heard that Madame
Walckenstein, Tregoni, PiroOski, ii all -
aloft', and obout eight others were be-
ing sent to Sakhalin for tho rcat of
their livos, if lifo it coulel be callod,
cach ono eidTering from incurable ill-
ness caused by tho miasma of the
Schlusselburg. Dr. Walckonstein
journeyed across that, weary wasto,
thousands of 1011138 on roads ill -made
-theta was no railway then -and saw
his Noire, the v:ife he had loved all
tallies, without any ciiirstion. I ask- In coloring tho now fabrics show
ed the managing director to allow mo them. an exquisite blooding of many tints
, , and he con- an me ..
"It's no U8('," 1 calla] out, "I'm Of ono ot coo Tho heliotrope, atm -
;genteel. Within tho following week '') l'11 ri1" °"1 nut I will 1 -Ilya -a- aull p1-1:11110 OAS aro extremely
to look into tho motley
° ' 1° ° 1.'1 1 toll
I was at the 1;1 (lo town cf lierwyek II': elaisY "III "u'l irtiUrilY'°g:.1 fashionable. Much litirgundy roO
mar width Penrose had 1nado his rat°18 1 oitivavyeoeuvertvvoi)--occe
int and t111.10° trot, will bo wotn. 'rho citaon shados aro
lho whole) •ot11., clout nothoos but the' grcons aro in high favor. 'rho pea -
homes cool from which he had been in demand, and the bronzes and
truth. It will law tom lattlor than
. , , cock shades are liked, and a little
to attempt ans. more tricks." 1 touch of lemon yellow or old gold
By remorsolessly prcssing my ad- i .
Is often used in combination.
•vantogo I gained the facts. Pon -
Though tho strictly tailorod gowns
rose had Increased and cartiod his
for shopping and stroot wear aro
heavy insinalico with the doliborate
train back, ' said lie. ''It's oll as strikingly plain, with no suggestion
Purposo of swindling the companies.
of trimmings, save, perhaps, stitched
straight as A siring, Our ongintar II0 had Ito clearly defined plan as to
strook hict load against a, -Lelograph how this Wa5 to be done, but be. bands or pipings, yet the gowns for
post, was killed as dead ae, J otitis 11000(1 he wo uld 1111(1 the way. A call ing, at home, and evening. wear
Caesar, waS followed to his !vex() strange chanco precipitated his pur- are lavishly trimmod. And tho trim -
by EI host, of mourning friends, and 1 poso, Ho ormwod a tramp to ride mingS are indeod WOrk5 of art, /1.
boriod some time intros°.
Thn Iti•st. parson :( mot arc I stopped
off the train Was Calton, tho assessor
of Um 1180019100. He smiled 115 ho
took my band and drow mo aside.
"You may as well take tho next
havo tolographed Immo that Il's all cen sus engin() on the night, reretied
disputing the claim." of to, and tho vagrctn1 lost his 'Ito as
right, and they must not think
described. Whim the engins backed
I was incl ]nod to take Cat on's ad- to the spot whom tho manglod body
viOo anti return with hint, but, ijav- lay, 'do brother Dick, who was in the
ing gone thus far, decidocl to look a plot, suggestad the daring schemo.
1112.16 torthor into the matter. So I Tito tramp had been about 1110 stet -
bads hint good -hyo and wont to tho tore of -the engineer, .A. quick ex-
singlo hotel in thn town, a ram- change of oh thes waS made, and tho
shackle affair, whom wos tho only body carried to tho boom of Pen -
&neat that night.
It would have prejudiced my busi-
ness hod my errand boramo known,
tor it did not tako me long to thol
that Penrose, tho engine driver, had
boon held in high rogard ..er almost
everyone, and no whisper of aaything
irregular in his taking off had boon
uttered by any living person.
I gave an assumed name at the
hotel, and took caret not to drop any
hint of toy real errand in llorwyek.
12 WaS oasy to pick up from the gots-
sip in tho bar -room the particulars
of Ponroso's 'death.
110 was tho engine drivor of No. 11
which drew the day -espress over tho
run of sixty miles to "Sonwood ilt
tho toronoon and back again in the.
awning to Daley& Something less
than two weeks Wore his engine
broko cloWn, nod another driver toolc
the train, leaving him with No. 11
to go into tho Shop for repairs. Ifo
fo1lOwod- the Express on the night
gun at a safe disttune. When oppo-
site his own }Musa, two today Out
of Derwyck, he loanott out of the car
to shout mono message to Ms wife,
who was etanding tho 'door, and,
forgetting a. tologrash polo which
stood near 1110 track, WM steuck
with terrine violoncE„ lunded out of
tho cab, and instantly killod. flto-
man who was his brother Dielo.
stopped Om ongino, rail back, anal
helped to carry tbe "load body or woolen livo longer than mom Every
his engine:et to his borne, whero chilcl ahould bo brought up impress-
WilloW prosteatecl with grief. od with the obligation 'of living to
11)0,and taught to aVoicl tho irrogu-
laritas nt living which tem' -to pro -
vont the attainment of this ambi-
tion,"
numbers of the imported velvet gowns
aro trimmod. with bands of flue cloth
which are exquisitoly ombroiclered or
inset with littlo taco medallions.
Very old lfice-uld filet and old Ve-
netian -is used OM a I:throning tor
tho chiffon cloth, sill:, and -crepe
gowns. 'rho ribbon embroidery is
the height of fashion. It is used
to trim 001Ts, savors, and berthas,
rose, near wiro gil"11Y1 leut and in =epistle garlands decorates
hor assistance. 'All tho husband bad osso 101„.01, part of tho full owning
to do was to locap out of sight. Ho skirts of gauze, tulle, aud not,
lived at 11cone all the titan. and was Tho new' gorod and plaited skirts
(wronging to leave the country for this autumn a.re all finished with a
Amorica as soon as the insurance
money could be collected,
'I know I ought to have brought
about that man's punishment. but I
oould not help pityirm him. IT0 was
in tho Ia.st stagos of consumption,
and vainly hoped ta prolong his 11E0
extending about the cloth 1.0
by tho tram' he bad in mind. no
hem and being stitohod at tho top
managed to get, aWay from. his home
without disuovorY, and I'novor learnt and bottom. Tho circular skirts Etre
what -became of him, his wife, and very hard to 116111, anti so they aro
his brothor. It is certain, -howover, generally facod.. Tho facings are
that ho did not survive long. Should narrow and aro either of the self
any of his old accmaintances read material or of silk matching in color
this sketch, of course, thoy will not the petticoat. Ono of the most int-
crodit a word of it, though it is portant features of Um neW Skirts 15
strictly truo every parlacUlar.- that the closing is invisible. Many
of the skirts close in front 00 00 tato
Poarson's
sicld under a plait, All the sloirts
STIOULD LIVE 100 YEARS. fit mom clowly eround tho hips
oT,t, is a good working hypothosis than doring the spring and summor,
to regard the natural lifo of a man and many of tho 11010 models intro -
as 100 yoars," said Sir jams duco tho tonic oftoot.
Eor (all coalmines silks aro high in
Crichton-Browne at the last meet -
and much 01010o will bo
ing or the Public; IThalth OongresS. 21001(111(1,
Tho subject of his address was Sett- soon, as well as excluthito patterns in
outdo tho wrap-printod
flay," and ho sold among
1V)14.1 .2) of 8111(8.
lira, and overy woman FROOKS FOR TILE LITTLE ONES
Mm tho bottom, tvilich varies in
depth from one and ono -half to two
inches. Itows of stitching 1101512 the
hem at the top. When the skirl is
made of a heavy material it is ofton
faced with lho sell fabric, the facing
things: "Every mart is ontillod to a
c10 entury and a Ilttlo more, foe There aro fashions in colots for
children's clothes no well as ire those
for grown ups, and this year the
popular colors 111 gaxmonts for ja-
venilos aro red, which is always mom
or less in dmiand, sovoral shades of
polo bloc, green in the fainter toms,
god (or drossy olothos whit°, which,
atter all, is tho most appropriate
color for the littlo folks. To materi-
als thero is a largo variety from
which to choose; m8100000 cool hen-
riotta cloth and the other Soft fab -
ries in the soli11 colors, fancy nog
torials: in polka dots and (hooks,
and tho gay plaids so popular Just
now aro soitablo for overyday wear,
while foe dress Up occasions thorn
18 white pique, as Woll as the thin-
ner whito goods. Frocks of lawn or
rnial, 811112 hisortioas and edging of
Valoncionnea loco, aro being worn
oVor rolorocl 'linings, and maim the
daintiest party docosos Imaginablo.
Styles in tho lookiiig of drosses for
small girls are innumerable, al-
though thero are partioularly only
1810 Inochelo; the ono-plore pleated
frock, with its longatvaistod ofitat,
productod by a belt hold in phwo by
narrow band.; of tho same Matorial
ore Out frock, anti the pleatal or
gathered 1(1 (((18(1 alai Ain. fio many
chonges may be rung on limos. NVO
models in tho way of trimmings ond
ornamentation, Ito -Waver, that tho
./111 inquest was held, tho V0111(11115
wets] viowed by the hundreds who
gathorod at the funeral, they physi-
ciao who investigated tor us was
above suspicion, arid roally my visit
to Dorwyclo 10011011 1I120 tho most
causeless joorney any motto1 could
undertake. When I wont, to iny room
decided to talto tho morning train
homo and inform the company it was
useloss to motto any dispute/ of t1101112)11,0
missod Um train by five mital toft,
and who obligodto to stay' in Dor-
wyclo until tato in tho aftentooli. I
wan irrItatel, arid, to holp to pass
away 11(0 thno, decialoil upon irmuir-
ing further abolit tho cload man,
though without tho slighteot hopo of
loathing anything that could justify
Suspicion.
To a person disposed to build
thoorica 7 lonstiod Et tow suggestive
facts, Um first place, tho acci-
dont of tho engine (trivet, so injured
his facts that it was boyond reeogel-
tion. In the second place, desPite 11110
rocommendat ion of tbe examining
outworn Sonia yrarS before, 1'en1'080
woo far gono with 1101(800118'
1.1 0 n , A gain, llis brother, nl-
thoogh satered charge of at engine,
rofuseil ti.„ and (pitted tho employ of
NO SITDDLID OTIODND.
Tho proprietor of tbo dry goods
,storo had proposed to. tho milliner
81110 ownod tho establishmont across
Um way.
"But, 'Ms WraPPoinliP," 5110 said,
"101 not sure 7 Ulm you well enough
to marry you, Lot us Mt merely
Honda, as heretofore."
"We can't, Miss Wribbons," lie 0.0-
swerech through. his sot Leath. '"I`her0
Is no friondship in trade. You will
liko me Well enough LO marry mo or
I'll add a milliocry departmont to
1113'stookl"
TROTTIII,Iil ALL 'ROUND.
"Johnny, what's baby cryiog for?'.'
"Ile sweltered a
"Mercy, but what aro yoti crying
for?"
"It Wee dilne,"
lOs it good thing tho child doesn't
knoW that he ia father to tho man,
or doubt:it:se things Would tako 11,
tarn,
tains. The cliniarratiall Was finally 11 0 i
cOmpleteil at tho end of lost year,
but was often longer than would i
y0,08, I lieutena.nt-ca. lone] in 1503. No is
connected with tho firm of Cranston
line, front about five to tort -
Wasi the (loath of on Didion surveyor
der to ullow tho front° to season wall
10 00_1 ond Elliott, and the troll -known
Wavorloy hotels, which have invaded
Ono of the most. tt•agict excorionces
Mayo othorwiso beou necessary,
before being planked. Tho mama I London. Ilolyrood Abbey was foun21..
while on duly in the waterloso dosett
. . of English and foreign ships I od in 1128 by David I. of Scotland,
of ilasht-i-alargo, which had novor
Luta eft's dedicated to tho Holy
Cross, or Rood, and brought to
Scotlo.nd by Marouret, the Wife of
King Malcolm. The founclationo of '
the palace, apart from tho a.bboy,
hod hardly altored mato than the
ventured too far from \rotor, and,
OWillg to the intense heat, was un_ ships themselves during the half-
cehtury before Trafalgar.
abla either to move forward or to
retrace his stops. Do and 800011 of MINOT) TO TO -DAY.
his followors paid tho ponalty with
There WaS so little change in naval i worst laid about 1501 by James IV,
Thu 1)10(11 141, was marl by tho; Trafalgar that both the designing
before It has been twice destroyed, first by
the] r lives. 1 material during the emitters
these years. horoism ol one of his mem. who, sco- I and lighting of ships was loss corpora the English in 1544, and, sccondly, .
What a mooting -young and beauti-
mg the soaveyor dm, detouninod to:mot:to' in character than in Modern by Cromwell's troops in 1(150. lt
f ol when they part6C1-gray, middle
ITscsio the map for which so manyitimes. There, was no questioo 02 410(1 i 1710, rebuilt 'by Charles H., 1071 -
aged, end wreeked with disease whim
Tao twos had been 1,1 ('(1 Ile elit it 011 1 21.05118 torpeb0; 110 doubts about ram 1 royal anti ceased to be a Jorinanont-
tiloy met -a. meeting of tears.
from tho board of the piano table, 1 submarine or motes; no problems as : palace after the accession . of
husband, 13elieving his wife to be fri‘e, James VI. to tho throne of England..
and theft Ito could take low to soma
Part Of the world where fans:dais
tyranny does not reach, journeyed
again to Sakhalin, only to fina that
jitst before tho investment of the
island by tho japanese his wifo was
removed to Valdivostock. The poor
woman WW1 smolt:caked out of tho
island by moons of a japaneno coast-
ing vessel, and is being kept in the
prirom at Yaldivostock, where tho
militarY authorities will not allow
nay non-combatants, and her dovotod
husband may not ovea see hot. 13y
strange misfortuno she was the only
prisoner sent away, all Um others
being left on the island."
--L-4. --
SODIE DON'TS.
Valuable Mists for Those Who
Use Firearms.
Don't forget that the front end of
a gun is alivays dangerous, no mat-
ter who holds -Lilo weapon.
Don't forgot to handle guns on the
theory that they aro always loaded
and cooked. it is an excellent work-
ing hypothesis.
Don't forgot to bo very careful in
ahoosing those whom 3'01.1 allow tO
accompany acm on a hunting trip.
'Photo is nothing liko picking number
eigbts out of your. scalp, or digging
a few buokshot out of your legs, ta
make particulars in choosing your
hunting componions. '
Don't go hunting with a crowd.
Ono companion with a. gun is onough
to watch rind to look out for when
flriug ones own. weapon.
Don't put a, 101111001 OM into a
waggon. Dotet put a loaded min any
whero out of your hands. If you
must lay It down or stand it againa
01, troo or a, fence unload the gun.
Dot when you piels it up again 05-
Sa011e that it is loadod and handlo
it ageordingly.
Don't, attempt to get (woe a, fonce
with a loaded gun in your hando, lf
you insist on kooping tam load in
your gun whilo scaling a feaco shovo
tho gun through first, muzzle 100(8'
(11081, and when you aro over pick it
lip by tho stook,
Doo't keep a gun loaded When it co
not likely to bo called into immed-
iate requisition,
Don't shoot at anything shnply be.
conso it looks as it it might be it
'oor; be absolutely suro thot it is a
doer and nothiag but a door.
»o -11't silo.) at till unless you know
exactly what you ma shooting at;
soma -bin moving in tho brush is not
ganto-it is et mart or a boy.
Don't shoot with bullets onless you
aro reasonably 501'0 (25 to whom they
aro going to stop.
Don't forgot the rolo: NeVor permit
a revolver, 1 patted Or onlooaled,
point toward yomarlf or oafs/ ono
el/Co ((Mom you mean to kill. If a
Mend playfully points an unloaded
pistol at you, 1010011 hiat clown, and
got. 80115e 11120 111111. soincluttv.
Don't torget Tor a moment that oll
firearms ma I12)0.3113' woopons, that
they Were Made to destroy life, awl
nro forodulty efficient 00(111 1711(1(14,5 for
11.1101:81, lt,uutryo081000. 18711.1171.1(rice.IfLoillarootri11111-
Matins() of haunting horror and >0.18-
2)
and, knowing that ho could not long
retain conseiousnoss, Wolind it imam'
his waistoloth round his body.
Then lot 2)1111(110 startoel northward
in tho hopo of reaching water. The, and tho comparative tisk of belt (trek
four mon 81110 started, with 1211n C01-1 or thin oido poeforation. The sides
lapsed, and ho himself remembers (101 13(111(5 of oak, no progressive improve -
more than comin41 to consciousness » moot was possible in the protectivo
at night limo ladng In a pool of ,material, as was tho ease at prosont,
water by tho 1700011 river.whoa processos tor manufacturing im-
' Nero ha was found by a wandering proved armor wore being continually
Afghan, who carried him on his discovered. Shoo that (late steam
bacc to an Afghan village, whero his propulaion in its varlod forms, shell
life was Raved after receiving careful
attention. Tho bodies of his (10(00118'
110,2)0 companions wore afterward dls.
covered in a completely mummilleal
condi lion.
Last Wintor all the jackals with
which Seistan abounds for some un-
known c041180 went road and attacked
Men and animals. Tho disease also
spread to Rio wolves, who played
groat havoc.
to the relative value of speed as Tiro most interosting historic
guns or protection: not speculations dent ‚(110,5 the murder of Itizaio, whose
against coal ondttrance, or additional
as to tho hest distribution of armor blood spot is still shown to the en-
quiring visttor.
jEWS IN NEW YORE.
Christian Denominations are Faced
by Great Problem.
A very serious problem confronts
the Christian church, of all names,»
in tho city of New York. This prOb-
lom is furnished by tho Jews, and is
,
11YDROPROTITA.
Four 01,301110012 of tho mission wora
bitten ono of whom died of hydro,-
phobia. A mad wolf Which attacked
tho camp of the Cannel corps bit
soventy-oaght camels and ono horso,
and forty-cight of the 01(10015s and Um
horse died of hydrophobia. On an-
other occasion a 'horde of mad wolvos
triccel unsuccessfully to rush tho
camp.
The Soistans themselves wero so
overcomo by terror of these meal ani-
mals that they actually 1,1210(1 off all
but a very few of their dogs, on
whom they (wend for softly and se-
curity al; night.
Groat suffering was collard by tho
winds. During the Summar what is
known as tho 520 -day wind attained
a velocity of anything up to sovonty
miles an hour, awl it W125 impossible
to venture out, oxcept, perbars, for
au hour in tho 'a 11011 it.
slightly moderated. Tho air Wag foil
oE [lust and salt, and was extromoly
paip0111111]1. In the Winter terrific bliz-
zards, with 1810)150 cold, Were com-
mon experiences, 'Pim last visitation
of this sort wos on March 29 of
this year, tvhen the temporatur
dropped to 4 abovo vivo (11211wind registered 1.20 miles au boor.
In this Pt arm, 600 camols wore
killod, but noir bodies ]l15(011110)2t111]l15(011110)2t111in an incredibly short 'Woo, os the
Seistans, who 11(11 (1181(2,05 anxious ta
got flosh, ('(181)0(1('(181)0(1in and speedily (11,".
1110)1511041 1,11001.
ANCIENT 07111115,Front end to Dial F4 1051011 was found
to be 111.080 of ancient, ('111)18,ad
n,
(Welt 8112000 rains do not exist, is
thickly carpeted with bits of Old
brick and pottery' marking U1081t05
of 111010 (1011(9)1(1011(9)1 lothitatit)es,
Many of the 1811118s aro of imposing
Mmonaions, covoring Very largo areas
of g41001(1)11,Marking tho vaistemoo of
‚2)111121ot (1111511 Iowa bean cc, tatty 1(05)1-
1008 rind wealthu
y country, m
y, Aa alty
of these plows will 3202113121113' (101'041r
again bo visited by Europeans, the
data eolloctod will prove of greatest
intereSt. Tho bolls of 112(1 deserted
eitios hod probably not. boon occupied
Lar the last, 500 a vora,
101(1)11 11110 0)2118,'!, p1111 !,lenl 2111110111-
ties ‚3'1']')1‚3'1']')1‚3'1']')1ompolotood on the l'Orsittu
(4410 or 1111, kynnozur 02)1)1))'02)1)1))'10 Rus-
sian agents booing 11) ]0]''p]'2)10111041 1,)
tho Persians tho obJeits of lho anis-
ilia, iron and steel armor, stool hulls
breech -loading and rifled gnus,quite new. It does not concert -Oho
podoes, mines, high explosives, eiloc-
trical appliances, submariaes, had
all been introducocl.
13IG GUN THE FACTOR.
Theso changes had been threatened,
but had still left intact., tho suprem-
acy of the big gun in the big ship as
it existod at Trafalgar. In the old
days, ELS noW, them was sometimea a
strong disposition to discover de-
fects in British ships. Our vessels,
it was said sailed slower, carried
smeller and poorer guns at a less
height, and were of inferior form to
thOSe of the enemy; they were de-
signod with finer cods, so that they
pitahed more heavily and even en-
dengered thelt• masts; they wore chiding Philadelphia and Chicago,.
older than tho enemy's, for we lta,d Put together. Those Jews aro of al-'
no1 to build SO many new ships to most every possiblo nationality, and,
reelect) lojured ones. Vol, in. spite !fully one-half of them, possibly more.
of it all, tilos, generalls, brought the i have emigrated thither within tho
moony to action, land on tho whole last ton years. Russian porsoeutiow
they generally beat him. Ono nught
hopo that, should noed unhappily
arise this, too, might be repeated in
our 'day.
sintr,r) WON FOR, TOO 0,
The discussion was opened by 'Ad-
miral Sir N. Dowdon-S'mith, who
said that at this timo our thoughts
were) nocessarily carried from Trafal-
gar to Japan. Trafalgur had ensur-
ed us peaco o)2 tho high scati for 100
years, and wo might lump the 5a1110
810111(1 be trete with Japanese Victory
at Tstashima. ((p0001, he thought.
had °noble(' 'Admiral Togo at that
battlo to place his ships where ho
ploasod; and, though ovory warship
must bo a compromioo, ho hoped
thot speed would not be 0110 of the
factots in thole construction that
would he lightly thrown 00e2'.
A. ••sleigg tod liver,
(trims fron 0, or olier
eating and some-
times 0880010.1.041 101112 Catll)'rll of tho
bilo MOO wer right
sido of tho and 1088
of appetito, indicate its preseuce, 12
bItio pill nod black draught, though
1111 ohl-fachioncd, is a -useful rentody.
Shinglos is a poptilar namo tot
herpes /costar, in Which small blis-
toes, sorrounded by rodneso, occur
in tato linos of rot irritated nerve,
Frequently it affects one-half of tho
body, forming a bolt or ring half
round, lt is perfectly harmless,
Battle With warm water, and apply
zinc ointment.
lower East Side, and the vast influx
Of 110105 there, which. threatens to
swamp and drive out Christian
places of worship. That is an old
matter. The process is going Oil
thero more rapidly than ever beforo.
and this fall several churches ot
various names have announced 110,6
they can uo longer withstand the
pressure.
Tho now problem weighs against,
ChurCheS in every other part of the
city. It is 10 bo remembered that
New York has 700,000 JON'S, a num-
ber as great as Jerusalem, London,
Paris, llerlin., St. Petersburg, Vienna,
and a wholo lot of other cities, in -
has drivon them hero, and SO have
hard conditions in Austria.
Clotting acclimated, arid becoming
familiar with Amerieati methods of
businoss, mid NOW York opportuni-
ties, a very larga proportion of these
Jews are making money rapidly..
Just as ropidly as they do, thoy are
going into residence sections of New,
York and purchasing hornet). Ther0
aro, in So= ..quarters, cliscriminas
tions against JOWS antl refusals to,
rant property to them, but Christian
onsuscoptibility to Hebrow purchase'
monoy has yet to bo discovered..
Tvladison and Fifth aymilleS have
long been the homes of many well -
1.0 -110 Jows, Within a ohort time
the Wost Sitio has witnessed many
nowoomors from among thons,
Into the now section, called tho
Dorough of the Ilromr, and Into Om
best parts of 13roo81yo, espoeirdly
tam neW porta, Jews are going in
suc12 onormous numbors that they
havo upset and changed 111081; of the
plans which Christfan Church. (>8"
(01151011 =maws% 'leftist hmul. Ro-
man Chatholla Alla Protestant aro
aliloo alfoctod. 'rho Jows do not
In any section, ceaso to be .Tows in.
that they motor Otto tho affairs of
tho neig•hborhood nod lose their
racial identity. Thoy tomato, floWs.
Once?, a year thoy flock to their own
places or worship in groat nInnhers.
The rest of the year they appoar to
observe teithOr Saidtrdny nor Sun-
day, savo to . maim them and 1011
other daya limos of businoss and of'
amosomont. This, at toast, Is 1.110
Don't trust tho 10e11 mechanisM of peactice of a very largo part of Nowt
ilto hest gun Mimi nulde, When worb- 'York's Jorchh population,
ing the lovor or bolt or a mogazino
to transfer st tartrielgo from maga:
zlno to han•ol See that the ruurde
points in a safo direction., ,
"Ts Foul out, of danger'?" "No;
Millie hosn't Wynn him sdt anSWer til
hia proposal yot."'•