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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
4
The November Paris trend piece praises a heavy fur cloak designed for extreme cold. It is a ponderous coat hanging straight from the shoulders to near the skirt’s bottom, described as a driving wrap suited for Arctic regions.
The piece describes fur outfits with Persian lamb skins and bronze passementerie. Velvet ribbons form bows, bronze buckles catch the bow, and orange velvet bands frame yoke detailing. It notes the high cost and rarity of such ensembles and mentions heirloom status and refined hat styles.
Nina Goodwin performs in a feature on Harare fashion, noting fur wraps paired with velvet to create a refined look. The account highlights attire details and stylistic choices in a brief, era-appropriate tone.
Art critic Francis Howard, based in London, arrived by ocean liner and urged American art lovers to back a national gallery. He seeks a US home where American artists may study and find inspiration, noting the interest of artists in London such as Whistler and La Farge over the years.
Albert Young a Vancouver B C hunter aged 23 was killed in a deadly hand to hand fight with a grizzly near Harrison Lake 120 miles from Vancouver. The bear a large female attacked after being disturbed on the mountain above the Douglas Indian village. They fought to the edge of a cliff and both fell. Remains found the next day by Indian searchers at the cliff base 600 feet below.
A novice witness in a Scottish case began telling his story to the judge with his back to the jury. The judge instructed him to address the jury, then again to speak to the men on the benches. He turned, bowed, and greeted the court, saying good morning, gentlemen.
The Belgian hare craze spreads from Oregon to California as rabbits bred for their fecundity flood the market. San Diego and Los Angeles report unsold stock and plans to abandon rabbits. Supervisor Guiftin cites a woman near Ensenitas with 300 hares to eradicate. An ordinance now requires owners to confine hares with penalties from twenty to one hundred dollars.
Mrs Auger seeks a cook after Bridget left during experiments with an Atkinson Aladdin oven. The meek homemaker, visiting intelligence offices, recalls cooking for nine cats at a previous job on Bacon Street where quail was the weekly dish for the cats.
The New York merchant Nathan Strauss cites the importance of fair bargaining, noting he could endure losses himself but could not allow a partner to be deceived. He argues long headedness and shrewdness pale beside protecting others from bad bargains, a lesson drawn from his career.
The season favors bulky fur wraps with velvet trims and bold embroideries. A Russian sable bolero and a long velvet coated wrap with bronze passementerie illustrate lavish contrasts, while Persian lambs and ermine accen ts highlight luxury details. overall, fur and velvet define stylish warmth for wealthy circles.
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