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THI BEAUMONT gNTIRPPHC MONDAY. HCPTEMBER H. 10M
...... t - ivitnif-r
rthA m N I 111 I Kilt LM
- . . .
fuUJiUkwl Ever M'rulng by
H2 BEAUMONT SNTERPRm
I'UOUSHINQ CO.
MtrprlM Building, Beaumont, T.
tuered at I'ltKioittr In n m"l
M Bwxiud Clin UU Matter.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, KQ.
Tfrnm of aubtcrlptloru
One year niiili.ii nmn'v men) y.-.i:-. mil ' ' l
Thr month. .. J ''!,.,,, ,lV UHmu r .i . ,.-.
Hunduy, per ytr Juj
HioRi iiy '
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Tn Enterprise Publlhlng company
la not retpontibl for any deutl con
traded by Ita employees, of any char
c.tr whatvr.
THE WAR SITUATION.
in virw nr ii"' iiiiiiiniii:"i"ii "i
tin .Inpiinosi in mill'"!'"''''! 1,1
lispim In s liiii ly I" 'v' ""I' 'bo I'1''"
nf lakim: Pint Ait linr li ""'
In prepare ri- li hniK - and a '
lor rii"iiiili'". II l "f inn-rest I"
llii' flKHiTK "f lossi rt already sustained
i n Imlli hIiIi'H . nail ilitta eoncci niim
111,. various o!iininlr.iis iiii'l ciikukc
IIH'lllH.
Tlii! war Iiiih hen In ri;icss
days. iivit seven mollis. There
have been 17 ImiMiilaiil Ian. I Imill.'S
mIiisIm i.r III.' Imr.l liHl'lii'B i""'"l
Poll Arilmr iiml importunl sea
llfhls.
Il Ik esllinnteil llml. Hnssia li'H
.ailf.'r.'il tin- Ifs.'i "I "''""'. "''""
y Mlleil n"d wounded. i'1' llM'n' ,liiv''
Im'.'m low eiipl arts, Japan. "ln I"
li.'l- position ni I'"' i.iri'iisHv ii Wi'ii
Vtiwci-rul fort illcit ions, has I"' f'"'
nn.ro liravlly. .-mil .i"l'.il'l.v
would li" a fair fsliniai.' .r llu- nmn-lii'i-
of int'a lii'f m ini' s Imvi' I""1
It.issia lias l.-sl al I.-iiki f'''-
woilh or war wks.'Im, wliilr Japan lias
lost iiboiil on,, lillli lis niiifli. Itnssln
hns lout lliri'i- ni nt'ial tillli'fis or lii;lt
rmil in Imi i If, vvliilc .Inpan ban i"sl
liollf.
I'orl Arl bur lias bffii "l "IT f'1"11
Ihe
Ibf
wiiilil sint-f May r,, I'.' wf lis nn.l
iii'lnal si.'Kf lias biin on sini-f
May 27. II is 1m-1 i-vt ! Hi" Hi'" iai'fl
bavc Vfi.iHMl in'1" nninii'l I'1"'
Arilmr. while 1 1n l(nst;laii tlil.nili'is
bartlly nnnilii'r innin I ban :.'.""- Tb"
Japan.'., bavf pt'ibaps ::2r,.ntin ini'i.
in tin. tli'l.l, wbil.' Hit! Unssians bavc
liiii.iiiin ffwi-r.
Tlif Itiissliin li'ivy In casli'in wali'is
Is fithfr tlfslroyt'il or canton. "il wlii'it'
it can do no harm. If Unsslas Kit
ropcati llf't siiccccils in rcacbliiK Cbi
lii'sc waters, bowever, Japan's navy
will bavr id li.'iin all over aain on
alioiit an eipial basis fur I be inaslei y
of
Hie "en.
I'lic cinl of I be war will probably
not
cnin,. 1 1 1 1 i I tlircc events bapiien:
l'orl Ailbnr rniisl fall. Kiiinpatlila's
army iniisi be caplnr.'il or tlcslroycil
ami
Knssia's n-niiiitiitiu ships inusl
In
lo
of
(lispose.1 of. I!ns: ia may ilet ble
ncccpl peace lerms alter any two
Ihese eveiils bave lal.en place.
Thill Itnssla sbonlil actually win Iii
the
abb
presenl war is almost inc.inceiv
IIioiikIi stranger tbiims have
liappeneil. 'file .liipiini se Maiielnil ian
armies are m'ttinu prclly far away
lioiii their huso ami iho tiirnlim point
may conie sooner limn any one experts-
l-:i I'aso ll. ralil.
TEX8 NOTES.
I.
nils nod. I I ars old. ; mi o
(.
Wood n I alias, w :i- Il ;,i K Ii
i bin '.:
h"i I i i iii ii :'in ari-i'l' iii
iIim-Ii
in ill
ili.-d
hlll'l
iliseliai'.'ed at !' Pallas c'lnl
ill
llnli'liins. in I 'a I lie- i-'iinii.
-hul l V ill I el il i d l b" i l'.' I
.eM I i d an a i ' i in I In- ric.lit
Till Aliilelie Il'illl- mills. Ihe H
nl' I', A. I lean, were ,. vinniil I
I he loss l.ei.it: iil'.'iii $ I I."" '
$ 1 1 .nun insnriiiii '. in i !n- P ... - n.
I .inn s : l-'i'iir I "lis. mi. I . .".n
p. i n
tn.
w i li
Ills
-Ii I ii i 'li iiliil N.H ii.n.il I
III.- ('"
II :' I.I
ll III
III'
.lit. I
li. s-
' I.
iii i:
I ' II i .
I ' II. fl
in
Ans
n I
II. II.
iiil in I
Im inni'1.
' I- II ! !.i III
li.t I
I 'I w
.i le i! .
. .1 II' I
I. I
I, II......
Mil
.1 If
I.
Cl I
I I .
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"ii,iiin nun nf Inn riiuiiiy Kudu)
Iii. Mr. r S Muum. , y
Hill L-.ill'l). H it Uli'ilH.-illlUII l lit IIH-
ll Ml' I ii.iltiil III" mll'l ln'IIIW i.etce,
ii, i,d Willi an uv Ilii' Ml
! us lui.ii.l lyings ly li'ii side, ill Ii''"1'
jilt.-, u I'Hil nr llinli' Il'illl III H"1) .
Mi Si i.ul n ii ;ilni'l, ii'i.i i
....Hill Willi III:. llllll- hull- Kill-, wlm
!ii.V sp.nillliU llli- llllll huv (nun
! In. .in-, sl.i i ill Hiii-r u.i. I riiuiiiy At
I in ('ail' r ' "' I" ccm "f
I ii ,i -filial inn, Inn hum- urn In'' ii
I Ii' I. "in n i.'iii'liin; I In-nil a il'. Ii Is
I'. i l.u.iuii u In i Ii. i m iiul ill. -ii- in a
i i-i, ti, Hi'. "unit pniu.s. It '
iiluii.lii i'i"lii' a . II.'- iii'iiin' il""
ii i i.iinl llii' ttuiliy ".ii - In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;
ii.. .i.ii.i. Hi 1 1. 1 ..I iia.l i r-: . I l In
Cu.illl'il l.aiihuin has lileiVei! II
. ii. r Mom l( . IlK-.tai'l on. o lie
I tin.,) l:il. , pulilic I'oa'is liiitiiy lie
I a: ' iin III . siaMli;: I'.m He lias cum
p i l il ai i.ia.'i iin iiii hi lleaiiinuiil I'H
. : pi-ill lal roail woil. in Ihe toiin of
1 1. n. 1 1 in i inn an i.l.jeri lesson roinlway
.ii Ji iieisnii ii.nniy. He says, In pail:
n'e will haw u coinpli le corp.
dm iiiiii.-iii t nuni.-eis - roail experts
wlili a In I complement ol machinery
In opi rai ion. canyini' on : 1 1 i com
pl' llliK a I'lailway. Iltil illi; Ihe I line
ot r ill -I I lll'l I" M' tlesll'e lo buhl II
t oim niioii or inslllntc hir Ihe inrpn:i"
o ,iss IlilliltllliU II pniclical Klliiwli'ilue
o! it .ti.l liiilhiinu to Hie liiresl l-elilis
o! popiilii' ion possihle. W'e have lliere
Inn-, in ran,:. -il Willi ihe ('haiiiln'r "I
i iiiiinn ice ami the nut horlt ls of .h i
ti i.,u,i - m ii i v lo Imlil sin !i a coiivi n
lion or insiitute in l Ik- cliv of Ili-aii-nioni
on ihe I'iKi ami IHIi of llctolier."
II. icl.s i hat I be governor Isiiif a call
Ini Hie meeliim. ami exleml in v 1 1 at Ion . i
to Ihe run it y anl horil ies of the srvt'ial
colllllit'S I" S' lnl ileli l-'ales lo .iresell
ll:eir ilileresls In Ihe pniposeil cull
einioti. He says thai it Is lihely ilia,
this Is Ihe only evperlinenlal work of
litis Mini which Ihe miveriimeitt will
ilii in Texas lor s time.
LOUISIANA NOTES
.
J seilons i'l-cnn in iicnii m " ' ,
Inirilin K Ibo's : aw miil. A cloieil 1
l,. y iii'eii I.', vear.-t. by Ihe nmnf .r Al-
. ... .I 1,1 l.v I in. niillev
..: H... tl, Ini'i,. saws, lit w:'.s tilt III
Hie sa linn by Hi' three s:iws,
which passeil t Ii r. mjrli ills beatl. anus
ii!ii! Imily. Ih was carrieil home, bill
ilieil o!i Ihe way.
The hoily of a yonni; man, Isaac lil
heil l!nu-,.inlicini, which was loiiinl
... ... i i... v.. .1,1
l ;l H 111 I II nine in-ill ii"
".. . ' .
ilcys nnblenlllieil
:i'iil was t 'ion hi e i
l( mi ..n
I i polters Held.
urlll Ml I'l'V.-ai'll CX- 1
biimeil. Iileiililletl as (liimieiihelm. ami t
a'liin hiirleil. this lime in I In ceinen'rv
f.i- 1 1... c'oiini-enaliiin of Hit
of Jinlah.
llisperseii
In secliiin It of tin criminal dlsliicl
eoinl at New lU'eans lleiials I lannon
wjim lined Jl.iinn or six minilhs in t -e
parish in-lson for mi inhlinu'. I lannon
was oil" ol live icirnes cmirKcii nun
eiiml'lim,' ill ('hi N'l. IS lioVill sti-eel nil
H:e (lav that the I'lneiiin brolhers
n.aile a raid on Ibid eshilil'sbieenl
i ;i rin.iii William Doivlv. Tiivlur Dow
Wi'H.ini M"br ami Itiehiird l!eh in
wit" churned Willi liinilili" the ".Mil
h'inii house known as the Moliarc'i sa
loon, and with Kninblliii;.
The Kin of I. I). V. l!o;;an, on his
nlaiiliiliiiii fin Isle Doslanl near Mon
roe, was destroyed bp the. wbicii
sliirlet! in i in linl room. Tin- hnihl
ii. k, machiiK ry, ten bales of seed col
Ion and Ihiily inm; of celion seed v er
iles! ro ed TI lanl was a valnalile
one. eonlainiiiK three ;iii si amis. I liret
comleiisers. a modern press and i il In -i
va'nalile lixlnres. Mr. l.oK.tn fill
in.'ites his loss ill between $".""" and
Si'.iini'. which is parlially cnveieil l
insiiiiiiiee. to tin.' e.xleiil of $:'..tiiiii.
j: i .sun on machinery and $1.'"" fit
col Ion seed.
Viae prifiiners. iiiclmlin;; iliii-e iniiv
ileii'is hrol.e iail at Itciilon iiinl n
iiwiiv. 'I'wo ol I hem have since lieeli
r. -cant nri d. Tin-) tA'l away wiihini
In. iikinu a lock. II seems thai one m
t;.i tiimoi s hail f a n i i I i a r i i I bin: .ell
W! h ill.' iiiiei-ation of the iocl. on Hn
ii el eiiii'-s. and by climbing up to tie
lop of ihe cell and workin:! a mi.-i!'
lUeee of W!IC illto tilt' lock, s llee. . 1 1 1 1 1
III I !.i nw In:! Ihe hulls. Il Iii.iI. lilni if
:: .'.lit lo i-llect the oi n il;. -. . ;
l'l"- " oill.l-k ill t'le Illl'l lll'l.-. wll-n
'tn-v ii! iiwiiv Win a 'In di sen.i.
wa, niadi in llle liiiilliirm. tin slnri.'
in. I Ins tleimili's i mill. '( i ii -v In i:a:i ..
i nu ll. ;iii soon r. t iipt in . d Saiaii
ll. win" Is chiiru.-d viili f M !-.
.nnl Jo" Thoiicis. h y n it i:.-:i"
t.iir;-' ,1 v.n'i innle Hea!iir; Tin.,, in
iiii'i' ill' . I. "'I Kel'v, a V'fiiii'i. Ill'
1; e! .i I "n .ill. Jerry 1'nii.i-. ,.' e..i
n v.l . h.n -.-il with i i 1 1 I 1 . ( in
t. M'i . while. tlill'Ue'l Mlth duller Ui
in nt CI'. nl k I'.n.v.n "!' -i 'i . ...ii -.
v i P. k.' iiil w il Ii Hit. tit hi 1.1'; itii
':.!. n i li.i ' . 1 1 w it 'i ! it : . af !
'' r. ! at ;i .1 w up ,i - i n ' ;i ', .i
l:,n-.;i rifis w. iil. "II il I .-..-.it. .i. 1'
i tf. ! if :itt pii-i.-'i:: i e '. K rl....
in i
I i
"I tin.' ,i
I i.ui
.li. i . in
"I 'In
el.
.i
1-
i ilea.
i r t
SNIDE JEWELS
THAT LOOK REAL
ARISTOCRATIC WEARERS
PASTE WHO MAY NOT BE
DETECTED.
OF
Ponea of Penrl-i That S'-ould Do
Worth n King-i Rancom Ara Pur.
chacrd for a M-r Tritlc,
and Lonk as W-ll.
,-'p. :i I Cori'i sMiii.ence Mni rpi isc.
New York. Sepl. pi.- Vhe, are il
liionils nnl tliainoiiils. ami when
... ...1. I .-,'. I. u ....I fl .-if 1. 1
less
n ,l l n ,.i,i, . n j
uclii IhcV lllT.lt to I.e.' Ilefi
b
-i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1.-. Ibnl llllty Well I lr;il'.'.r ll'e
wils ol lll'ise who slaml ill aw ilineK
woiiiler at (lie eiriil,;elice hheil fl'tun
Hie k'-iii 'leckeil ipn i iu of socily ii.nl
of Iin- slanc.
'I'lie fact of Ihe miillcr I
ll.iil lue
iniikiiiK of iirtlllclal Kt ins has in icccin
y ars heciune so e.Mpiislle mi nil Ihal
I Tie peel'lesslll'SS ol I lie original laotleli.
Is ihreali neil witii a ctriain ami nis
unci iliscoinit in value tine in a Kriul
nal falii m off in Hie mule of real
piec.ons sliiiies. Theiv is imlay no
way fur the layman to Heii'i niine whul
is real ami what is "paste. " A'mI hir
this riason ile who live or ten
yi ars ami wonbl liave scorneil lo wear
anything 'bul Kcliiiine jewels, tleck
lliiinselvt'.s Imlay wilii "spnrloir
ems,'' a. nl wear Iheiii, moreover, wit Ii
nol t In least eoiipiinctioii in Hit! worhl
Stamlaiils ol' nooil lasle liuvt
clcumeil railically In . recein years.
i was wiii'ii the wearini; of any
ihin . wlilcli was an imitation ol' a
in. ii-.. evii .as ve mot i' was a lieinon:
use anainsl kmoJ last. imiarilon
1. 1.. i.. ..n .....i .u.i. ii
" , , ,. .. .. , ,
1 In tinvmh r .l Hie iinplical ion thai h
was seriously wanliim in all the ni.ei
st llKillilil Ies.
A nolable -.'xainple ol' siic'a a case no
enrreil recently at the appraisal o lb
.i.anpiis of Anglesey's jewelry, when
il was iliscovt reil Ihal most of it wat
paste of siicli extpiisile woikniansbip
Ihal several well known l.imilon jewel
ers who niiiile a cursory cxnminat im
were ileceiveil. 'I'lie liiri nniillt il"y ol
".fi-lons L'inis I'lainieil liv tin mar-
.,,
iroin viiuie
fniiiiil In b
'.. i. ..i i....ui !"iin (inn.
.. .. ii-
,., 1 1,,, .... I, ..man s lewe s Inn
"' J .......
i en 11 nvy ol na I I'.iiKiaini
ami
.'l l:ii"lilll l snniliised them In Iii
real
valirnu- Hn'lii ill a rom-n esnniaie h
in woilii little shorl of a miliim tl"l
:r Tin. I'l'erilel- liiill ol file co b(
i i in was iliaiimntls and pearls. Hie i in
..,.,,. ()f u pniliably Hit mosl
! j-,,,,, ,,r ., acc tin ill isli iik-iiI :i in (be
r ji .-xv.,r ..xaniinal ion iliscovered
, '.. . .. . ., c,,,..,,,.,. were tnerelv i
anl cii.nrtz ami tin lallor "lisbsUin"
Kooils.
The "Fishskin" Pearl?.
If Ihe diamond is Ihe most p.'ll'ecl '
imitated. Hit "lishskin" pearl is Hi
i.ior-l lieaiitiinl nl' ii.-lilions .-.;eins. la
ileed. it is claimed If some im:i am'
Vdinen who can wnil affonl lo Im.
p!iidiLally of Ihe reii I article thai I'"
iniilatloii ontr:inl(s lb" rrisnal in t!i(
si.fl and prciiiar slfcn iiieaii.aic
1 1 Ik .nir.li not ahviivi chiiriiclcrislic. ot
Hie real pearl. They claim thai Ibf
!p. art. beiiiK. rlricliy sp.-a !; iiiK. im an
ileal product, is apt lo ii.nl ioes-Unci n
nte so much in anpearnnoo Ihal it is
oii'v ai intervals ihal it looks ils lit-: i
t is inti -rest ilii to know I'm' lln--are
inure lid Minis nenr's sold In n
elf ly women i Im ii liny other niitniit'ac
ttll-ed uem. Tin i-epi-esi-iilaHve oi
L'.ient X w York jrw.'lr) establish
i"(-nl. w:io for obvious reasons doc
mil w i: h either his name or thai or
his hote-e niioieil. sil'fl in fliscilssili'.:
I ! f mai ier ". ilk a reporier:
-Yes. one has To adm'l 1 1l n t snciel
won n do weiir a ureal nianv iinitaiion
ii wels now iidiivs. especiiilly peiirls
bv. if a'l the slra.nls ef splen litl
pearls one sees haimin; ahmii tin
ihi'iais ol N'fw York socielv women.
; cd "f women inn in sin iely. were th
'.eiinine iiriicl. il would mean l 'nil ' In
M.-ilMire el.e't. of evelv kinuilntn e:
il,,. lai f the earth had hen levn''
ii i n . And even Ih.'ii I d mht w! "lb
nil a 1 1 tlii ii : ' 1 y el hirje and spiemi.
. t 1 pel!'. . Hi inatein-il perils coil . I n
i nlt.'i-ii .1. As a niit'l. r of filet.
snplv "I' Hi's e'::ss of peitrN Is iind a'
w:ivs Im . I a (Mil no Iv limile l.
"Mo. ley ;i Hn.- e imi . iion-h t" bn
Hen no! an) amount of inom.
Tin r inn-1 I,.- pa! n nee iind indnsi y
p. mil d :i- m I! its pi. iny of i-.i-l:
I ...trail I "f kirue pearls, s'leh ii
. ,. .. . s in ' ..ii ;: l ii'l i."i .i w.mii tf
I'll mi a , ni:ii . . nr tf me. .it an e. i ;
A.- .11 ill. . .'. I i . !! : lie! I ..! I illl.l . "'I
I"' I..
w 1 .
'li
I
iin j w . i. r in 1 1
i.t
.lid
l.r
II Iiml-
. Mel
U I.
I ll w
COUNILRftlTS IHAT ARC PLKf LCI
myuiiisi Mm f.r ihe nt""H ' f I ".
Ihe mi .il ctviiiiK liiin ItT Ihe pir-
riiutu. Il.'l I tey bu ll in luiiiie p.ai l-
ihev aiiio I l.iiv.. co.-i Mjih Iii it r lit"
i.sh ciiiu fiyiiiio,.
Fine Theatrical Collect")".
Tlnrc l im ucireis anp amiK
the iilHi;e Imliiy w,o ih '. I a
iinil.-r or Miiulh-r co'l c-ilt.n i.f imlta-
I 'I'll lil'lll. V.lllll (In .lle- itinl It''
lor with ii Miitii'h htiin iiii'le - 1 li'l'
Ik v Iind mine nli-' I H"ri Tillaiiy"'.
Mrs. I.exlif Carti-r lia. u n!i nli l
n sin i mi hi nl ilhiiii'iini-. v illi itii ap
pioxlliuile value c.l it. ail 1 .....
niliii N iiml niriiioi-es colleci.-il nrlin
nl y for In-!' inoiliici u i "I "Hn H inv
l ine iissiii tint nts iin- !- uw m .1 l.v
OIa .Velheisole, IMna Wiill.tce H"t
p r. I.lllimi Unssell an.l a hall --
..tiler iriiseriiiiM iicir. sses. who nwn
I'll.. loleCHollK Ot i III rli ins Hi n.
IMie of Ihe VI l-v r - HI C" ivells "i
Hn fml In MIkh MIJoii r-riiiut.lix. wlni
If llllll ll I Colli I'.lll'lipe lllll. l. .1".
iiko with ii ipianlity en' clianioniU an
pi Id-h I rubles w.ilcll. II neniin . .
would It u in isom for unv ha'f in.in
Kiiuroiieiiii klims. A inirii. ihn-e
strands of pearls, n dozen spleinlitl
linns iiml several minlmi'sts nr. ninoii
i In It ems piirc-liiiseil hy Miss Kernan
(le. iii I'll l is. ii.nl Jusl now -he Is la
liielltlllK I lit exorhllllain thllies ex
at led na such ij rcl'iist's.
Siranue as ll inav set-in i lb'' ""
niiliiicil. ihe tlniv 'in imitation Jewelry
i Ihe sil HM llllll oil Ihe real lillicle
l, .i l mi ., ...... ii. I valorem. Tills
,l",'s ""'linl like il liarilship until ii Is
reineiiinerefi mat n is in'- ""i"1"""
ship on a piece of Jewelry which
makes it dutiable, and t hat a Isood
piece of imitation Jewelry iepre.-ni.-'
more workinmisbip really liiaii does a
piei f real Jewelry.
The duly cm unset v.e:v.s !s only in
per ceal. ii ml I lie only way lo nel
niiiliitlon nems In nl ilii-t .'('' rate is
l i pick ihem out or t In! i seiiiii.i;.! ami
nnstrliiK the lislisl'in iearls.
I tn uid way chorus uirls, Mini particii-li'i-ly
Hit iidinlrers of llioadway chorus
4'rls. arc Hit most welcome cnsioniers
il' l.ii.s.' linns who 'leal In l'ib 'lass
of kooiI.i. Tile collecl Ions ownt il by
these pind IcokiliK llnnmll often im
pecn. lions yoiinn wonieii would put
lo blush llu comparatively mo lest
jewel box of I lie rich society woman.
I'lsa Ueinharl and Carol 'v, now
nppoi:rii!fr in "I'd-Kifiilia." the I'arailise
Koof !!i'.i'ilen. h'.iv each i: :;:riiiij; bov
if' "lake" diamonds iiml pearls, which
i hey have houjj'il mil of a salary of
u ;i week l.y pract icin.u economy in
Hie way of liuicll inonrv ami cur fare.
Miss liciuhiir: has a tiara which on
he b"iul of a women of fashion an
"xpt-rt would value, on a ctir.-uirv ex-
iuiiiiiiilion, ill nol less than .flu. '.
while Miss Oly's pearl filet, pur
iichased wllh forty p-iinfnlly econ
nnizeil dollars, hits all Ihe milky luster
if ils beam iful protatypes.
Fake Jekcls for HiE Wife.
II is only a few weeks hiaec llle wife
if a former New York banker, now
serving ii loiii? sentence in Sini, Sinu
'or eliibe.:'.leinent. made the humiliat
:iiK discovery that Hn jewels Iter bus
'niiid bad hee.i lavisliiiiK on her fur
.e:irs were every one imste. When
1'iie cnisli ciinie iiml her hiishand had
'let'll seiilenced. she I'ouuil lierscll'.
tviih a family (d' children, lefi willioul
i penny, hut wit i a lurue eol!ection
diii'ifi uls. peiirls. rubies anil einei--alils.
for years her joy and pride, ami
vl'ose value pad been conserval ively
sllniateil at Ssn.un.
The scale fell from her eyes when
he at If milled lo turn her jewelry hint
-enny cash. Tile jeweler to whom sh
'ill'lied a poarl liecklnce SUUlipnsed In
ave keen purchased for Jl'u.imiu lohl
ier it would ii"' be wonh more thiin
'.n I'l'iit: to hini. II was not eve l
Mist cbiss "fisliskin" pearls. She
leanied Ihe same hitter 'null about
'ier other Hems. N""' "11- Ihem was
" en ii coed imiiiil ion.
'I'lie term -'pnue.'- ihoiic.b still popu
larly used, is a misnomer for tin bili
c'ass iinitaiion eein. iind ils use is re
futed by dealers in the latter.
?l riri)- spciikintr. lliere is ;m such
ihinu of a "paste" jewel nowadays.
T in i t ;i i i m s manufactured from i;lass
mid crystal are mil technically spoken
oil as gems.
Cen. Tracy's Queer Hand.
f-'etne lime diirluK tile year before
it'll. Tracy was appointed secretary
i Ike navy ami went to Washington
lie. Hie Tracjs had In their Ilrook
, i Lome an Irish serviint pirl who
.a -. MimetliiiiK of a character. Tall,
whiii'i-d and iniisctiliir, crosseyed
nl ltacl.lfd, .-bi was not much to
ink at. but hT diiinlty was tint tn lie
, ill. I Willi. Citable to rend or write,
er ir.' ii'iii) in evadiiii; the admis
inn was a snn.-ce of much amusement
: I'ei .;u til' rs. One day when the
.i-ii.l.crs t!ie family wrn all awjiy
I ti." c ..iiiiii) sn received a t"l.".r:im
on! Ih- mil' rai. and. lakini it 1
lollil'i In t! e iirnc.'r)' st il'i'. she said
Ike p: ii'tii I.T. whom she knew
ell.
Tom. Hi r. ' just one word hi t!ti
lixia u I can't make out. The i; -n-:.!
.!".- i !i :ii a t'i er hand.''
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8tethert i Littia Trick t Test Her
Minagtrtjl Abu ty.
"Women' ii are :.s ru!i in. and
they tin a K'al muny ih.i.i: th.it
re-c m tn .n mi. rlv wiil.oiit .iii t-'
lucll. hilt it lia been III) 11 p. 11 ''
tl.M time kl.iia tk.y I'fl a 1" "
l.Mit rittiicm for tin C4i1.tr irbkH they
I Intel uu." mid I-:. A. ft hb of M"H-tn-al.
CiuiH'la.
Tor lin-tunc-f." In coi.tlinicd. "jny
wife l.iiH nn aiiKtdic c!lsMwlti.n. Hht
I as alwnyH had Hutt ilitis!iltm. and
It v.na on of the muny thltuss Hint
nttractcd to Iir. After wo I"
raino cnRmoil. luiwever, mi fci'ial
oec iiHollH kii did thlimii wkb ll seemi
to 1110 to be utterly Inexcusable. I'vo
pit nomoililiiK of 11 teiiier. ami I
would K"t iiretiy Imt, hut every timn
iho llttl" troiiblf passed oil fhci huv
I in. l.iiI I In r nol 11I . however. Thkl
il Hon of thini! Iin!iici:cd Ht-vcrtil tlium.
Inl wo woro llually marrie.i.
"After the ceremony sho never
pavo any KyinptoniH of liu-mislsteiiey.
I i:t was nlwu8 uh Hwcet and iiinlitbbi
as 1 ho could ho. One clay 1 asked Iter
v. by kc had ilmm these tliliiKS dur
ln our eiimii-emeiit mid If ho had
1I0110 ihem merely to niakn 1110 iinnry.
Cc rtulnly I did. my dear,' was her
snrpi!.-ii:K reply. "I am 11 luudent
woman and merely wanted to make
i-uro 1 could iiiuiiuko wli-" oU
toix mail.' "
King reopold'a $75,000 Rug.
"Knm I'opohl of HelKl'ini owns ono
rui? that emit a comfortable fortune! In
Itself," said J. J-'. Caldwell, who rep
resents 1111 lCnstcrn carpet inunufac
lory. "I hnves seen the mi-', ami ll is
a hennty. KIllU Leopold l'llhl tl"
M O, or $"3.iMii). for It. I saw !' "IK
when it was on exhibition in Vienna.
It. was Hindu in the Orient, ami Is
land tufted. Its line Is lis principal
value, and It has heea under tho feet
of royalty for prolnbly a century. Tim
n:r. Is very large, measuring probably
CO by 7a feet.
"Few niKS HUo that conic to Ameri
ca, though tho millionaires frequently
nay as much ns $."i,0ui) or $i'..nOi) fur
some. Few carpets aro Imported, as
they enn ho niado much better by ma
chinery timn by hand, ami America
t M'cls in all machine made Roods.
I.r.rRP niiiubcrs of hantl mado rims,
l owovcr. are imported every year from
Tut key, Persia, Arabia nnd all parts
vi the Orient. We have no labor cap
able of comppfiiiK with their rugs."
I ouisvllle Courier-Journal.
A Tale of the Erie Canal.
At Amsterdam, for I'lnnla bound,
We li.iidi'il Hip i"l awiiy.
An' I. II ih.' limit al 1" iiYlocK
Thf llllflllh day nf -Mi')'-nut
lioiii II whs Hip Mary Janr. j
Til" i-i'-w wan-Jim "' "i'-;
I bills'! Sfll Jllll li'-l' boa' itunlll .
They biith aro Btin. you sL-.
W'c tool: a risk, tho b:i1p wns brisk,
i;ili,e Iwi fin it In lb'' Imltl:
Hut wl'iifs lln nsp lo Uli-li. nbiiso
A siniii'li frifinl "1" tlif "lil? ,,
Kiivs .Iii. 1 tf nn. says 1 t" .Inn:
"Ifs toiifh an' B". ymi -'0'-'
lit s-nvs to 1110. I says to him:
"Tim weather's sununat wt-t.
Wu're lonili'd down from keel to crown
A 'b-iill of tli-n brti-U: , .
We luinlfd nwiiy, lil'tr'nlh of May,
'I'ii 'tn the j"ll up iplii'k.
Hut two lull" out ol' Hi'' liomo port
Tlif "IT nuilf lonk llio bi'iivs;
lie .pi It tlie .i"li, 11 played out sport .-
II" sl'.fi.s, iho wilier Ifl-lt'VfS. ,i
We linn; iilntiR with lilt nn' song f
S.-i-eneU- ns you plo.ise:
We bit ii roi k with helly shock,
til' sellled Ihere ill ease.
Twns years nn' years an" y.-ars nso,
l'"ron,' Amsterdam out h'linid.
The M.irv Jan. sasK.-d uni'i an' slow
Tn mud" le-r tioliom found.
Mm pt"l" the nnde. Hip irnl darn fool.
An- sl:;it'-'.t out of shtlit.
I swum asliole ill lenuiest roar.
lu-essi'd in the ji.'trli of nii-'lil.
t eo'ild i.ll miire. Isit hain't tho heart.
(in a elo'Ps line I Kt
s.one ll-itllst r lets t" hiile tl'f pPRS
Thai Urua 11 ip I roin I lie spot.
- Ibirnee S'-yni'iur Keller.
Buildings of Ancient Greece.
At the recent unveiling of a mural
ablet to the memory of the late Mr.
'. C. Penrose, K. R. S., In Hie crypt ot
St
Pauls Cathedral, unulon. hir 1
Alma-Tadema n iniirkcd that Mr. Pen
rose's accurate measurements revealed
I::)-..- far the Greeks bad .cone beyond
'li.- use of the strnlpht line into coin
preliension of the hidden curve. Ho
showed, for Instance. Hint the lines
i f the base of the Parthenon were
curved ill order lo appear straight,
and that columns mi the same piano
v, re made ilifiVrt nt In si,-.e in order
; 1 en-ate a inure perfect and harmoni
ous impression of v.nil'orniily. It w.n
Nil . I'eiirose who direeied tl'.o stt-eirth-eninu
of the Parthenon aftt r thecartli
nii.ike of lM'l-
Value of a Candid Friend.
"There Is 110'hi"-' li'' a candid
iri, ..i." sai.l an .ild army ufiic r the
.:!.i r 'lay- '"Win 11 I wa vounc. I
j Ittuiit! nn b a cuie t:i Major I":i:.k. The
I bettt.m dropped "U "f 'Iiii'i;.- f r me
J one linn . and I V'tt. d in in v '.
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HOUSTON,
I Announcusa Grand
I Opening
DiHinery,
Costumes,
Suits,
Wraps
and
Waists
Tuesday Sept. 2.th niul Wtilncs
Jay Sjf.t. 2 1st, in the l:U'Knt
ami Spacious New Second Tiocr
You arc Cordially Invited to attend.
Houston,
Japanese .is Scientists.
"No oasie:-!i nallon is mere utro'i;.
!y r pi'esf iiii'i! Hia'i nr. tin' .lapaMeso
la 'he Ki'"!lsh iinnals of sileiife,"
s.tvs the London Lancet. "They pos
sess i'ii undoubtedly sircn faculty 1
in;' o'iiiinal research, ami they coin
idi'e Hiis faculty with ;' sli-iri-si;;lit-'dliess
ilii t.i the p-i-'sibllily of III"
pracl ical tinplit aiion of tin fnii.s of
i-f.-."ai-fli. Tlie .lap'ini.'so ebfinist
unit fsi the power of oriciiuilily of the
iOiii-' L-li chemist iind the prac'th-ii! in
tuition of tlie "ei'inaii. Tl-.ere arc
at'Vei'iil ili.-d ili'Ulisheil .T'l pilile ,--.e ibftn-i-
's w lio are fellows of llrj I'lti'lislt
(.'In-inifiil society, who were elcit.'d
to iln-ir fellow ship (.11 accouul of lln ir
cunt ribin Ions to original scie net;."
How Lonij Dots a Tree Live.
Have you :iny idea whiit is Hie aver
ii;;e leutrlli of a trc's life? lnforma
tioa gathered by Ihe le'riifiii f.n-e-1 ry
coiliuii.'sinil nssifjns to Hie jiiin iree
Tut) years as a ii-.niiTv.ni len;;ili c,
life, -l-o years to tin- silver llr. :;7."i in
the larch, 2-I-1 to the red lieecli, 2ln
the aspen. L;im lo the birch. I7u i,. Hu
ash. Mo to the elder, ami ll!" In the
elm. The heart (if the oak In . tins 11.
rot at nhoul the atu of nun yt rrs. o.
the holly it Is said there is a sp-rimec
as?"d -II 11 yf.'i-s in fist"iicf iiiiir scl- 1
affenburi;. 'u rte.-triitM-. i
A Great Dis'iin Farm.
A iiovl cntt-rprlse, that el' n'.isivt.
disliriis. js hciair rv: loll ! hy 1,,:":
1'i'f rl snii.'heni C.ililnriiiii J'.irtlriilttir
1st S, whn I'-ceivfii tlii i"-iir:i!ini: ler
tl.e scheme from t'harle . Mic hard e:,
whose c,::!'d"!'.s in P.i s:'l"::a are I-
c;iaiinT f-iirou-i for thtiv ri'ii'iirkalil'
pr'i.luctioits. Mr. Hichiiri!--cti -f :
eeo-fiilly raise i many j:rot. ths i:ev t.-Atnfrie:-;i
soil, am! this y i x
coi-ilini; all his prcvii u : I'-iirupli.i by
r.-rsiPLt tin usanils of iKshntt-'s. Lit-:
year Mr. Clc'raril sou's si;in-- b'ii-. .
which n:e:t n'lt-s fori) lei' " i:( ) s I
loi'Vth. (f illed a .-::r. Inn .'i l.r:-:
!:-,es, v hieli. with tin !r V : !:u:: el I;
i"--.s. tv. im aliot't n:-ii.' - ;. . ; : .-. --errie!is
and peach tret--. : 1 1 . i . . I,
ill at the -ff.'it :-.lory v.iadt.' s I..;
tiilr to win tin cuaiii! n::: 11. :..
Hie bene.-. T!l"Se iii hi i: --. 1 - -,
tail.' s :. f. .-s l'.;. are -ot"'
i-ll--.!. are it;:u.:.. .1 : to A. ;'!: : . 1
li'iw that it has b 11 ('i v i 1 , . '
1h.1t 1 w ill 1 hi i -. . il; -:.' e , .. I
H ey ;i-, I',..,;, tn If ; ,. ii , . ; ;
pfi'iier ; a. The In. . !.'
C'leintili. r. ! it h '1 r:, '
b:.'!. "ii an l a spur:.' u; , .... .
Vur i. Ti i','U..e.
V Is V.'rinklei 1 e
A !-.- r - a i. .oi) :-.
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ol ian
Texas.
R.:ir, ar.n Sulphur.
Hero is a fanner's mode for riddinir,
l is premises of rats iind mice: "If
.mi will sprinkle sulphur on your
i.-irti l!i nr a id ilirnuvh your eoni ;ei
.nil "itH i'i- il H i't-i' will ii"' he a rat
,. n , ii.... -h nil. 1 have (lone this for
-eveval years, and I have never hen
hi.i!,"red with rats or mice. I lu'vn
: ,,1 -..' old corn In iii V crib at I'ic-i i I
aiiii i.- l a lit: or mouse enn be finiud.
in -I.:. 'kin;; Lay or oais. sprinkle en
!i:e ni-nuiul iind a Utile Ihri.usli ,-.u-h
lend, and my word for il. rr.is or mice
can't May there. A pound of unlp'iiir
will Ii" 1 inil'iit'li lit to ire serve il liir'.'.
l-i'i".! of corn, iiml il Is yinl lor slocl;,
i,:nl will nol hurl the c u'ii for hiTatl."
Krd Their Usc3.
A Pvltaii i-' it of creature, all fluf
!' iiml lac')-, tin 1 11 1 1 1 to make a hii
villi imviil Wiirlield by criticisini', the
t.-iiys "I' sniiif U' to date frii nils.
Now. I' ll me, .Mr. W'iirl'eld," said
. I'f. - iriil.'.' ami hot est, do you like lo
."('' v. oaieu s'poke?"
-')h. I don't know," h npH"M
('(.lie : ( I'tHl , "they're iuUhty handy
.11 a enn:; i:iiy -.'.In re ;i follow wanis lo
ornitv n li.-.in." New Vork Tiinca.
The Excursion Steamer.
"I ihei'l ii-e how we can afford to
pul in i,ll 1 hose life preservers."
"W'e don't have to. I Know i. sl;;ii
l. iiiiter who can paint us a lot H'.nt it t
a Mi'!" distai ct will look just as nut-
llllll -s t'-e 1 1 tl.l.."
She Never Lost Money.
Two ia. 'ies nnl Ih. other day and
1:111 to talk about their servants.
I m l Ire t mine," said one. "I'm
ctii ii!y afraid to l-:i-e tin house for
: r something will be stolon before I
1 h'n-h."
"WI y ('nt. t you lock ever) thlnK up
.'! take the keys witii you?" asked
.- i.i'h r.
"1 do ' u h all my closets and draw
' ." - :i ti.f rt ply. "but it's too much
- '!' i' "' ti'l f ll.e keys with me. He
I li- Ik' 111 iu an excellent
I 1
"V.'l.' r- ?" !!sl.eil .er comp.niii'li.
I'. 1. 11 l'" i f candy en the iitautcl
' ' ." v. : s 1'ie a iisw "i".
' v "i.'i r jou'ro robhoil," rx
' ': "ti er. "Why. ymi couldn't
. v. r. j !:no. 1-ir your
' :'. j i t ..: f..tld ' f ..vteel
1 1. . ,11 . 1 ti ur I' a -f
" i- '' I Hit:: tl-'y cxnminu
'U 1' rive Hie house. Now, I
:i .-. k. vs in my v. or', box, fur I
:' ,t viTvit nt have H Imrror
(lit tiny ta ill never think
; "ii,-: t e-.r if"
Tc-' lr a'. Sun Prctecton.
1! i:-' ' "f the War ..ffi-o to
I ' hi.s had .- . eii hnt
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