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by Hu* iiriiileH of
Komin mid Japan
Everything up
pen re to h u ll* ( ollHpIrell ilgulliHl III«
staying of Hie drenti (|t»«n»e. for li
appeared in the (lend of ivluter. ulien
malt) iiieillenl aid» were rendered pow
«riern li) Hie IliteUHC tool
| ’or III
alom e. in Huillín, where luu deutba «
tl.it have I h - i - ii rcgl»lerell « lili alurtllllg
regularity. Hie llierinomeler »bowed III
degree» below Kero, wlileli paralyzed
the piiyHii lana' dlalufw Una appurata»
\ o | only I h I lie plnauu laying low the
orientai». Imi tin* Euro|ienu and
American rcMlilenta of the provine« are
belli« airleken In large no in ber*
In
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I,MH II tl.
.b e* n ier Ike
wn
i* Muine In llir
hul " ’
- iu . i . » here lb«
apleielni liutilenlilp wua de
stroyed lit un empiii (m. h iv e been
held for llie lu»l lime mi the miniver
flaiid «ni broldery la inklug thè piai a
aury of the tragedy
liefere another of lace Nini limen Ion lo a «real «I
year rolla around Hie wreck will he leni. Durlug tbe pimi moni of tbs sui
lifted from the mud III which II ha» broldery Ini» becn done In wldle, bui
reponed for thirteen yeaya.
Ibe very neweal wabos a n d drease»
At the thirteenth auhlveraary many are done la dlffereui alindes
of the Aiiiciicun» In (lavami vlallvd
The plalied »traw« in cuntraailng
the wreck, u huge Doral wreutb wua ahadea are evldeutly golng lo he «ps-
pill i li on the l wlnied Iron und steel by clally popular (or motor heudwear.
rcpreneiittithe* of the Cuban army,
and liiere were appropriale memorial
eterei»!**
The work o f preparing to mine the
Muine Ima pro* eeded uh rapidly uh wan
exi»*cled The cofferdam Hint la h.
lie eoiiHlrueteil armimi tin* hulk I h
about half fliiMbed In iloina the work
pilen are being »unk to form cylinders
fifty fini aeroHH ho that they will form
an oblong Hiirrounilliig Hie wreck and
touching each other. These cylinder»
are fon ned of Hied piling« ncventy-Dve
L'GII.IH.M Ju*t now 1» hl I ere» I lag
society men. aud a numlwr of
aspiring amateur» are going
lulu training with a view to
becoming champion» of some clans or
The mem lib color» are among tb«
iiiohi delightful of all for spring and other. Au unusual Impetus was given
»uminei Inn» cup|*er color, (he lironxe» to the sport by the vlsii of ihe lion.
In all llielr glory of green. bronze and Heatou Hubert Kerenford. who came to
reddish Hui» and mrulHlied »liver-alt Hila country to attend the weddiug of
being ew|m billy effective In Ihe new his brother. I>»rd Iieeies. and Vivian
glazed Hiruw* and Hie elbercal looking Gould
Beresford was at one time the ama
bruldn. and ihey will lie in*«d In strong
teur champion of England. That was
rivalry io Hie while and cream lint»
Evening gloves ir» many of itlern som e years ago. and h« tins not been
eiutiroldeied al Ibe lop in gold oi «ii using Ihe gloves a great deal recently.
However, he still thinks he knows
something about boxing, and a( a din
The Latest Decrees of Dame Fashion
P
C E
I
c RE A M
R e e d ’s
B on V o n
A. J. Messner
“The Little Tailor”
Cleaning
Pressing
and
Repairing
ver or bare a cord Jusi ai ibe lop of
one of these two. The embroidery nr
aud one seen la a dome »bailed bat In cord baa a uarrow elastic whlcb keeps
two tones of green and red Al one the glove In place, anil they are pretty
aide are a couple of straw cabocbons and practical as well.
aud two red quills. Another model of
Double rucblng. lo some cases frtng
folded lagel straw In mandarin blue ed on both sides, it a new trimming
euggeata both a toque and a bonnet. feature
Au envelope corner of ibe straw edged
Parts decrees black velvet slippers
with velvet Is folded over the front, for eveoiug toilet«.
and the wide strings start from under
Bags of ibe gayesl colors and of
two big rosettes of ribbon, whlcb form every fabric Imaginable are carried by
Ibe sole (rimming
the Parhdennes.
We all know ibai wide silk braid
The plain seven gored sk in la al
hua ls*en worn a great deal during Ibe ways needtui II la becoming to botn
past winter, hut nevertheless It ap the stout and ibto womau
pears again Hila sensou on moat o f Ibe
JUDIG CHULI.BT.
smart spring suits
l l u i why should
T h is M a v Xtam on p a tte rn Is cut In six»»
we lay aside such a practical. not to
say beautiful, trimming as silk braid fro m Jt to St s a la t m easure Send 10 cent»
to this office, g iving num ber, */(-.* and tt
«Imply bcciinse II ba» been worn dnr w ill be p ro m p tly fo rw a rd e d to you by
t ig Ihe pr«- i*dlng seasonT
m all
I f In nnste send an a d d itio n a l tw o
The mnsli- roll parnmil Is the latest cent s tam p for le tte r coinage, whlcb In
device for ibe traveler As Ils uamc cures m orv prom pt d e liv e ry
Indicates. Il looks like a small roll of
pigskin when c l o s e d , widen might con
IN FASHION'S REALM.
eeul n m u s i c score lull which lusiead
held« a parasol. Hie parasol can be Planning the Spring Wardrobe—Grace
preM Sed o l d b y m e n u s o f n s p r i n g
to Be Fashionable.
The fan* y wat-u that gives a point
Embroideries and eyelet work In all
i *-d effect 1» a very new one. This over deslgu» are used in quantities to
model will Is* ftmnd n gi»«l one for develop summer gtugbams. linens and
i ihe combination of material* that are lawn frock*, and ibe effect 1» very
so much In vogue
r ic h a n d a t t r a c t i v e
JCJIHC ITHM.I.ET
Foulard silks are being wild In great
quantities and will be Ib e all round
Done on Short
Notice
mamcv w a is i
ta il, by A m e ric a n Brass A M -z la n o n
•n a n a s oim n nooiou « i n i
SOAKKU UKbMXr
I u d o V o m U
answer to uu appeal for aid vart*>u-
E u rop ean
pow ers
are
» e lid in g
t a llie d
help Ughi the terrible luvud«r
Chimi I» feellug Ihe plugue lu uiuuy
quarters, et eu the capital. Peking tv
porting many eases The Chinea« gov
•riinieal unable io obtain »erum. or
dermi Idb.tKai do»**» of plague antitoxin
from Vienila England and oilier got
•rumenta have scut spis'lallsls to Man
churls to study Ibe pingue and devise
means o f slopping 111 Jpreed
Bui liiere Is another and «tpiall)
menacing danger, as If Hie "Muck
dent II" wim mil enough II Is famine
Fully g.MNi.tsai persona are «tnrvi ng In
nmiern ventral China, and ibe plague
la gradually reu* hing southward lo
ward this districi.
Several year»
musi elapse ts-fure Ihe suffering Chi
aese eau recover from Ihe famine, und
their isiwer tu resisi Ihe plugue Is di
mlnlsbed by lack of food. Tile s|ie*
1er» of hunger and disease sre not
more than M*i miles apart
The preseui outbreak o f the buboul*
alague aplica red in Hongkong In IWH
n id i lo
rboMxb wuxath ci . xi sd oh wane*,
fuel long, which reach through the
thirty or forty feel of soft uiud ou
Ihe bottom of the hurlsir and peoc
trale umuy feel Into Ihe Hr in d a y be
low
These cylinders will than be filled
with clay, which as It Is dropped In
will fort e the water om Ares o f pll
lug will then be constructed connect
ing the outer sides of Ihe cylinders
and the Hpuces lieiween the arcs, and
the cylinders will be filled with d ay
Thia will make llie cofferdam water
proof, and the water Inside will be
pumped out. leaving Hie wreck exactly
In Ihe |Hisltlon tlnil It has held since
it went |o the bottom on the ll l g l l t of
Eel* I.",. I.sps
It will t h u s be easy
lo examine the wreck with a view of
determining. If isisslble. exactly what
destroyed Un* eesscl
It Is uol thought by experts that
anything deflnlie will lie learned The
official decision, made after divers had
exumlned the wreck and after uiauy
w ltnesses und survivors o f the d isas
ter had testlOed. was that the ship was
destroyed by a mine or torpedo from
T h ia M a y M a n io n p a tte rn la cu t In else»
the outside Spain has denied this aud lo r c h ild ren of elx m onths, one. tw o end
fou
r years o l o i
Send 10 cents to this
has Insist'd that Ibe warship wus d e
g iv in g nu m b er, OSM and It w ill be
atroyi*d by the explosion of her own office.
p ro m p tly fo rw a rd e d lo you by m a ll. I f In
magaxlues
t o u t send an a d d itio n a l tw o cent s tam p
W itnesses testified that there were fo r le tte r postage, w hich Insures m ore
two explosions, and It la likely that prom pt d e live ry
the boat’s magazines, or at least one
of them, exploded Thia second explo
FASHION’S riULlNGS.
sion probably did mors damage than
the flrst. though that wus doubtless N o t t s on V a r io u s M s t t s r * W h eh Gs
aufflcleut to have sunk the vessel.
to M s d s m s '» A d o r n m e n t
It la |Misalblc that fragments of a
8|>eeln| attention Is given Hits season j
torfiedo or bomb will lie found under lo |*nru»ol handle» shown lu handsome
WINN]»
King» now comply with ihe "unity
lu color" Idea If you wear sapphire« j
wear »npphlres only; If etnernlds. eni
ernlds only
Munufiieliirer» are nim ln gou t patent
leutuer pumps daintily lined with scar
® Hit.
by A m e ric a n
Angel Food
Press Association.
ANTBOMT X. DUXXKL. XB. AMD THB
HOBBKT UKKE8VOHD
HOM.
□er Just before bis brother's wedding
something was said about bla skill and
atamtna.
,
Anthony J. Drexel. Jr., of Philadel
phis, the huslutnd of Marjorie Gould,
elder sister of Vivien, thought he was
something of n scrapper himself, and
as a result of tbe good uu lured Midi
nage a match was arranged between
the two. They met a few duya later
at the home of George J. Gould at
Lakewood. N J.
The meeting was described by those
who siiw It as a lively affair, though
neither of the men was really tn train
Ing. Drexel was tbe aggressor at the
start, und he rushed the fighting, but
Juat before the round ended be wns
knocked down by a smashing book to
the Jaw. He was on the floor when
the gong sounded and ended the round.
At the start o f the third round Drex
el again rushed In, but was met with '
a heavy body punch, whlcb staggered
him somewhat. Beresford now drop-
ped bis "take easy" methods and got
busy In real earnest. He very soon 1
had Drexel guessing and with a ter
rifle left sw ing sent his opponent
sprawling.
Drexel waa quickly on
his feet again, but the end was ob
viously near. With a left and right
to tbe Jaw Beresford bad hit man
completely at bis mercy, standing
dazed In tbe middle o f tbe ring, with
hl» arms hanging listlessly by his side
Drexel's seconds admitted a knockout.
Though scheduled to go six rounds, the
bout hud ended In the third.
The defeated man la a cousin of
Anthony J Drexel Biddle, a young
HORSESHOEING
and
GENERAL WOOD
and
IRON WORK
C. F. Carter
Blacksmith
P R A C T IC A L
S H O E M A K IN G
Boots and Shoes Made to Ovs»e
R E P A IR IN G
Done in First-Class Shaee
H ARNESS
R E P A IR E D
SATISFACTION uUARANTEfO
J. E . M A R T I N G
Nexl to Berber SI m o
M IN E R S
OH INK» a OOIIKH IN PI.AIIUB DIHTHIOT.
It remained restricted to native Chi
uesc until IMOti, when It passed to
Bombay, whlcb la now Infected.
It devastated India during the three
'following years. From 1807 to 1800
the disease spread to Egypt, Astatic
Turkey. Madagascar, Portugal. Hus
alu mid Austria und reached the Amer
lean continent, oppcurlug In Brazil,
Argentina and Paraguay.
Honolulu
Blso became Inflected. In 1000 the
plague broke out In Han Francisco,
coming probably from Hongkong or
Honolulu, and cost forty-otic lives.
It Is necessary that tbe physlcluns
at work In tbe plague districts protect
themsnlvea thoroughly. The Chinese
|ovcrnineiit has (lone Ils iilmost for
the personal comfort of ihe physicians,
aeeordliig to the letters of the Inttcr
A doctor garbed for duty Is certainly
awe Inspiring, clad ns lie Is In Iodo
form helmet, rubber musk, boots, over
alls nnd long coat. A Frencli do’tor
named Mesny, who wn» not Inocti
Inted. becn me Infected through n pa
tient coughing In Ills face while hl»
tnntk wn« removed
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The rec»lpt of the official census t
TURKU BUTTON OTITAWAT OOAT.
CllOWI) x r MKMCIKIALHKIIVK RH AND WIIUTTI
1NU OPMRATlONa.
the Maine and In such u condition us
to prove conclusively that there wns
an explosion outside the veaael. It Ir
also possible Hint the wires that were
used to explode the mine will be found
to tell their silent story. But even If
these nre not found It will not prove
that such inntcrtals were not lin e d In
sending the Malm* to the bottom.
Divers who acitrcbed the wreck of
the Maine brought out 188 bodies, and
sixty-three men w**re officially report
ed ns missing Their bones will prob
ably be found now a id will be In
terred at the Arlington National came
tery at Washington.
ont has been stc
fo rt for i ndleton giving n popul
tlon of 4460 and «tiowing a g un i .H Ihr ,
; tev-n t
•«.aqua o r «xa.etly 1 per «eat In 10 b
nta
year» h s i aiwuneil a a , . m «1 ptuteat the 1-
•a d dlxfust in that oil/.
G ltII,D ’8 BISHOP DIIKHH,
let morocco, with heels about three
quarters of nu inch In height
Mnuy houses are showing designs lu
beads or lu a headed effect secured by
French knotH. These latter are very
new and nre worked In silk or heavy
cotton and In contrasting colors.
Flat tittle pump bows of Irish lace
against till) wings of plaited hem
atltcbed linen are uniong the small
bits of neckwear, und small bows of
black velvet ol black «atin aliil head
JatiotM
d by
Bishop diesHC» tor tbe little folks n r e
both practical and pretty. This model
practical dress for street, shopping and
ordinary wear during the coming
spring months.
Sleeves are worn to salt Individual
taste and com fort The three-quarter
length la generally seen.
There are a number of points It ts
well to keep tn mind when planning
the spring and summer wardrobe, so
that one may have a safe foundation
on which to build. Gray shades will
prove very fashionable, and materials
showing stripes will be all the rage
later lu tbe spring.
Many skirt« show a plaited effect,
and this style develops well In linen
or the heavy cotton materials appro
prtate for summer wear. Skirts may
average two and a half to three yards
tn width
Most of the new models
are comfortnbly wide about the hem.
Tbe very narrow skirt is ridiculous In
summer millennia
Short Jackets still occupy a promt
nent place In the fashion world Like
the one slinw n In the above plct'jre
they are tm «t attractive when the cot
lar and cuff« differ from the taeket it*
seif lu color.
Jb D lC CUOLLBT.
P ho to by A m e ric a n Presa A ssociation.
A. X
If you w ant you r
t o o l s p u t i n g o o ck
sh a p e b e su re
to s e e
DKKXKI, BIDD I.K AND fACKT M P A B -
LAMD
Philadelphian who lias fur years been
Interested in pugilism anti has "put on
the gloves" with professionals aud
amateur». He decided that be must
conic to tile defense of tbe honor of
lie* family mid the glory of the United
States
But he decided that he had
letter learn If he Is tit before issuing
a ( In* I *nge
Mi
D r e s i l B i d d l e t c - i c d h i s ability
to "come tno g' by « go with Pncky
M* Farlaud. the crock Cbh-ngo l i g h t
| weight Tbe bout took place at a club
i In Philadelphia, and the amateur made
a good showing
He boxed four fast
rounds without losing hts wind, aud he
il«*' Idcd that It would be ssfe to tai
kle tbe former British amateur cham
D i o n ____________________
CHARLES K E LL
B la c K s m ith
G O LD
H IL L
CITY LOTS
Tw o fine business or residence
lots on west Main street, Gold
H ill, (lots 16 and 17, bltx’k 17
fo r sale at a bargain figure.
The final provisional census returns
give the total population of India as I
S1I.W.000, this being as Isicrc »■•<■
S- . sooimu » as so nr pared with th e ISO i L A M P M A N & H A M M K R S L Y
T T
MBSUX.