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WASHINGTON D C SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4 41906 1906
1 t Black Blackspangledjackets spangled jackets jacke s and andYftre andY andtrimmings
Y 7 trimmings are very fashionable fashionablei
1 Y i Yftre YVt ataxwt a BRltakcd aieertaema aleGrtJ artfin of Buck BuckEpasaitd UiackspIII4IIeI UlackEped
Epasaitd Trwaste Tri T J mm > and UvttetM and tho show the theatur theatLtT thetatter
tatter atur to all sizes 1ze These gnatljr eaty enrich the ap appuaec arJlfUMt r rarc
puaec arc of o cwtooesand they are w tattoos aMtc 100S fei feiOne fuOne f fOne
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One special specialBLACK specialBLACK specialI4aCL
BLACK I4aCL SPANOHiD 8P1 loLtD JACKETS JCI CTS c fet fr cStetirt cStetirt4eetcnt tf tlr tlraDd
1 4eetcnt and Z cat IB lalt6ti1t I newest ee Mile Ortr I few fewand fewsod
and Ox reptlar thr Utt asd ad S3M9 S3I S3I4l QIAOS
= 1098 1098I
fcmdt 4l at cbafc i izn PIUJO PIUJOFHK
I zn FHK ut BoorS o oor KRWE KI a 5w So 6 I Co
hl rr In cash to tho5 those ios whodispia who display bfcst bfcsttaste st stt t ttaste
1100 t jUIJ I taste and workmanship in DRESSING DRESSINGA DRESSINGA
V A DOLL Dolls to be eent her here for forexhibition forexhibition iorxh1bitkni
exhibition early in December Decemberat Apply Applyoy y yat
at Fourth FloJi Toy oy EKj Dfopann1nt > artnv > nt for full Information
to
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yards yardsi 17900 17900yards beautiful Japanese silks selling everywhere everywhereat
at 50c yard may be 1 te had flact 1 1at here here tomorrow at 25c 25cI
d4 4 4r
r pIJERES i HERS hardly a woman in in the country that doesnt know these goods and like them Theyre superior superior in in many ways waysand waysItj
Itj 4 p I and are sold only in in wash goods departments They are75 pure Japanese silk and 25 flax No one has ever everbought everI
I bought a yard before under 50c a yard Every dealer handling them is is obliged to sell them at 50c yard Our wash washgoods washii
I ii s goods buyer happened in in at the factory when a discussion of these silks was in in progress The most rigid inspec inspections inspec inspections ¬
tions are conducted Some of the inspectors said they were not quite up to the factorys standard Others said saidthey saidthey
they were perfect They had it pro and con The concern guarantees everything and its reputation for first firstIL firstquality
IL quality merchandise is is an enviable one The inspectors could not agree so the managers said w well ll hold holdthem
I them back1 back We e made a cash offer for the entire lot lotand and got it
f WE 1 AT E HAD to agree not to directly or indirectly indirectlydisclose indirectlydisclose indirectlyJr
V V
Jr disclose the name of the silk or the makers makersEvery makersEv makersEvery
Every Ev ry vestige of identification was destroyed destroyedThe destroyedr
s r V Vr
F r < The sales sale s tomorrow to morrow You cannot buy a yard yardanywhere yardanywhere yardct
A ½ 4 ct anywhere else e1sein < in n the United States under 500 oc a yard yardWhile yardWhile
A 1 While the lot lasts theyre 25C 25CTheyll 25cTheyll zc zcA
TsJ 4 k4e r 4 Theyll They II give give the very ery same samegood good services se servicer iceias as the thegoods thegoods theTsJ
w J L 4A goods passed by the inspectors
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A Black dress goods goodsBLACK
BLACK BROADCLOTUS pooj fJ ffl fflra1 d dsad
sad shrankpensieat finish O1 nr nra
a y rt ra1 only 175 175BLACK 1 O OBLACK 5 5Jr
ji BLACK PAXAMA p A uIA cWtfcn tht5enh fiafch n 5i 5ifaxfc 3btda
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faxfc n wiM and worth SL a RQ RQjard
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jard anf for oy oyL
L U P PI I X 8 BLACK VOILE thtt thttshould tbatlboWd
at should Mil U for H a jaid g ilJ ilJLUPI 1 nr nrLUPINS 25
LUPINS LUPI BLACK CHEVIOT my mynl myi175
w4e sa the ia1 SS a ajvd
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tT tot aoorUras obzc icts OdS noMte noMtetwo u ur up
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p 200 in cash prizes prizesOR 0 0F
OR two wars past W we ve have held thc ihce c contests and t1d nd they the have been of great inter6 interest B Bhave Q the thewomen Ther
F r women of Washington and vicinity ylxr 11G take pride in their fine needlework This yGt we wehave wehave
have inaugurated jpa guraleda a new feature In each e dl of the two contests two prizes will be offered o ered for forbest forbet forbest
best work of children under sixteen years ears
1 fWT GOLD iiii1 UuMIifiT COI OifflM nAMTMf1 lIrG TJV pi BY QUS SEA SEAX SEANearly DM DMNearly
Nearly X ear 3000000 3OO OOO Aboard a aLiner alAncr aJ4iici
Liner J4iici From Fro l Buenos Ayrbs AyrbsCLOSE A AicsCLOSE rr 5 5CLPSEGUAItD
CLOSE CLPSEGUAItD GUARD ON A PORTUNE PORTUNEIt
f It Tool Half nn Ifonr to Break liroukOlien liroukOlienthe Open Opentlic Ollelthe
the hatch Coverinf Coerinrf tile d1e < he Steamers SteamersStrong SteRmersStrong SteauierStionic
Strong Box noxHOT How Six Ton Tons of Gold GoldWere GoltlVere Coiticreje
Were lraiiKi lr8nNlOrict1 ort l to tile ITcdcral ITcdcraltil l1eIcr1t1iiJdrenrnirY
S til lhtrenYnr > trensury nt Boston Bostonlj DostonNo BostonNOV
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lj aton Nor No aCa Cayt t KW4 1Qd4aDd and W Wfl WiFd al alriT
Fd > riT pirates lived in the wren wmag ap apTb areThIEY e eTb
ThIEY Tb y ahouid ouId have waited a acent1II7 ecntmy or at atso orso
so flt atteII a Mat t steamiwoprtW peIIed piratlcaJ piratlcaJcrui piraUcala1ICJ plratlealcrt3i
crui e ea and ttngered in l the ocean high highway 1dPway ldghway ¬
way for tlie coming of Mme steamer atearoersuck steamerIJeIl iteameruck
suck IJeIl ai 8 the AraWfltan which berthed at atthe att atthe
the t he i 41eUa ai J jal 1 Docks East Boston this thisweek thisweek thiswe
we week and md nd dtocnarged dSeehai Jt13ifl S2 ZA5 hi gold goldfonflgned ColdO voIdcrnqged
fonflgned O to the Second Xadonal Natlo Natloot Bank Bankof Bankof
of Bocton D lltoa B fld d delivered Hvered into the vaults vaultsof qultaif vaultiof
of the sttfctreasury treasury to the Federal build boildIng balIdt buildI
t Ing
IngSome Some anxiety bad been felt for the safe safety safety mfet3 ¬
ty t3 of the 1IteaJMT te emeT r with b bel r Camefteke Cameftekecargo Canlqte CarnegtetkecarI k kcar
cargo car carI beeu e she he was he beaded ded north northfrom nortbloonl eirthironi
from Bueno Bu DU Ayres about the time that thatone thatrnetenUc thatcue
one rnetenUc terriic hwrtcaae bUZ1 swept over the Car Caribbean CarIbbea1l tarIbbean ¬
ibbean Sea and when she ie touched at St StLucia StLucla StLucia
Lucia on October 12 1 the fact was not notcabled notcabled notcablsd
cabled tfcro tIIr tbrOUbiOI sh > 4 ii 8 overaislit Ttate kepi kepithe ketat keptthe
the t be consignee cOnUeCE of the ptd W d at least t tthe Oft Ofttoo onthe
the anxious seat though tbeut Capt A A Le LeSjuitor LeSautor LeSa2tor
Sjuitor commander of the eteftiaer 8 r said saidthat saidtrat midtIat
that the offlrfaJs of the be Norton Uai Uaicwnert Lbti Utcwnert
i cwnert of tb the VeSSe 9ei knew better butterto than thanto tbuto
to fear for the safety of the stanch Hner HnerIn mer1n tuerIn
In any an event evept however JIo ver there was no nocause noCAt8IC nocat
cause cat for apprehension a henslon at any time Um for fortoe tortbe or orthe
toe Arabistan had a firstdaes voyage voyageso voago voyageo
so o far as the weather was concerned concernedThough ronernedTtaough onernedThough
Though the steamer docked at S oclock oclockit oclockIt
it was three hours or more mor later before beforethe befort beforethe
the t first move was wa g made toward getting gettingout gettlrLgout < ettlrgout
out the money Frank H Wright as assistant a atatant asIitant ¬
sistant cashier of the Second National NationalBonk XatIontIDank
Bonk accompanied by six clerks was on ontite unt onthe
the t he steamer st r at 1090 1O ready to conduct conductthe rondultlto conduetthe
the banks part of the transference In Inspector InpeCtor ¬
spector Harris Gaodis McCaesland and andRobinson andRobinson andRobinson
Robinson were w < on hand to accompany accompanythe accompanythe
the gold to the Fedora building bt Jdin pr prpared prpaqtl prpared < I
pared to meet Jesse James or any oilier oilierof tIler tIlero
b of o the 12 help elp yourself gentry but bu Capt CaptLeSauter CdpLeSauler Captg
g LeSauter was over at i t the ofHoo ome of tin tinships tlwhp th thsbpi
ships hp consignees c A A C Lombard Sons Sonssc Somso
sc nothing could be done until he re returned niumed reumed
turned iumedStronJ umedStrong j jStrong
Strong Room Well ell Guarded GuardedHe GunrdedH GuardedHe
He H was back OB board shortly after 11 11oclock 11cc Iicelock
oclock cc k and for the first time the bank banknt bankthe bankmon
mon nt n the inspectors ln the longshoremen iengihoremenand longshoremenj on horrnen horrnenaJtd
and j d the reporters poners were allowed to look lookHI loo loolit ioohat
HI the spot where the eagles were caged cagedIt cagedIt cagedIt
It was O in a strong stront room astern just justaft Justaft j jaft
aft of the diningsaloen under the laza 11ZOrette lazorette j jrette
rette with a hatchway Icadirg Iwtr down downI I Ifrom
I from the salvm sal ° n deck de < k To s Fa = ay that th t this thbhatdJwaywas thIsIiatdway I Ihatchway
hatchway hatdJwaywas was well battened 1 down is t to toput topjt
put It mildly First it was s cementfd cementfdinto eementdinto > ment mentmlo > j
into place with the cement about two
tti 1 In cash to those displayi displaying the thebeet thebEt thelI
I lI 1 00 JJ Jin I I beet taste and worfcrnanshte in FIXE FIXENEEDLEWORK r rIl rIlt4 I E ENEEDLEWORK
t4 a j NEEDLEWORK AND ART EM EMBROIDERY E1IBROIDERY EMI ¬
I BROIDERY Pieces Pte < e1I to be sent fc hfor tere terefor re refor
for exhibition early in February Apply Appl ppIy at Art Depart Department 09partment Departmeat ¬
ment First hour for full Information
I and am a half haltnchei inches Inc 1e thick k then tbt > n bolts were wereput wereput ere ereI
put on in about six different places to toremove toTe1llOe toremove
I remove which b + required atrfd the combined combl ecl ef effort C CI ¬
I frQ fort of three men a great stedgebainmer stedgebainmerand sledehammerluncl t4edehammerand
luncl and big coW chisel cht et Nearly half an hour hourI hourI hourwas
I wa was consumed in getting off the hatch hatchand hatchand hatchand
I and the capUiQ caI only smii unified d when ask uMd uMdIf asktdIf d dif
if th the strong stroa room room was guarded during duringthe d1lri d1lritM during1w
the 1w voyage voyagelr OacJr voyageIf
lr this strong room were eIe Md t boxes each eacha
a foot krm trg and nine bich iQc inches s wide con containing contain contaming ¬
taming tain 2 241 ef eajsles ea eues or s S9M to the box boxThe boxThe boxThe
The weight of the contents of each box boxwas boxW boxwa
was W wa about al cut 11 ue pounds or a grand total totalweight totalweight totaliwelght
weight of nearly rfx Ix tons for th t the gold goldalone goldal goldalone
alone ne not to tomeottoD mention the boxes which whichwere wblehwereot whichwere
were wereot of solid 01Id ol d wood wOGd The entire consign consignment COM COMmmt consigntnen ¬
ment tnen contained oontaJ ted 272 7tiiOO 00 ea eagleg money sent sentSouth 8e11lSoutb tflt tfltSouth
South in time past h ill payment for com commoditfe comm cornmedtt1e
moditfe m dltiel < shipped here meh tich as wool woolhides wooLhJdes woolhidea
hides qoetaraeho wood extracts Ae AeIt IteIt c cit
It was no mean task to lift one after afteranother aftera afteranother
another a of these boxes from the strong strongroom stron strono strongroom
room to o the heloon hesakon saloon deck d thence to the up uptr up upper p pj
j per deck dedtlUId and back along alon the main deck dckto deckt deckto
to t > the shoot leading < to the wharf shod shodi abedDO shedem
i no fewer f r than twelve men being used in inthis IntlJa Inthis
this service n1eeaIQJ1 Rtanr About ten other otbeleaed Man Manengaged manengaged
engaged in checking the numbers of the theboxes theboxes theboxes
boxes as they came out and were wereon placed placedon
on the waiting teams so that altogether altogethermore altogethermore altogethermore
more than thana a score of people were kept keptbusy keptbusy keptbusy
busy looking after that money This Thu was washi wasIn wasIn
In decided contrast ntmat to the scene at Buenos BuenosAyres BueDOSAJe8 BuenosAyres
Ayres according to one one o e of the paasengers paasengerson en enon
on board There she saM kl just three threemen threemen threemen
men were were engaged in wntchjns Jmtcll the trans transference tran8fere tramfereace ¬
ference ce of t th t specie aside a from the thelongshoremen theJoaahoAmen theFr
JoaahoAmen JoaahoAmenTrinuported longshoremen longshoremenTrh
Trh Trinuported Fr usported pqrtcd in Wagons IVHgonnQuarter WagonsQuaIter agonl agonlr
Quarter r after a lter 11 oclocx oee was u the hour hourwhen b urwbea hourwhen
when the snips bJp7s hands began battering batteringaway betterin betterinaway betteringaway
away at the bolts and cement on the thehatch tbehateh thehatch
hatch leading into the strong room and andit aucJit andit
it was an hour and fifteen minutes mmut more morebefore morebefore morebefore
before the HUM box was safely afely on one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the waiting wagons and the cavalcade cavalcadestarted cavalcadestarted cavalcadestarted
started for the cubtreasury At A t first ft l it itwa Itwa itWaj
Waj wa proposed to have three thr wagons for forthe forthe or orthe
the transportation but this later was waschanged vv wasclmnged s sct1an
changed ct1an so that one dray took onethird onethirdof
of the consignment and a large covered coveredvan coveredwa coveredvan
van wa drawn by four horses ho took the re remainder rematAder remainder ¬
mainder A sign on the body of the dray draybore draybore draybore
bore these t words among others We Wemove Wemov Wemove
move mov everything everythingAll thtng thtngAll
All the oM nfernks in the ferryboat Gen General General Gmoral ¬
eral Hancock must have trembled at their theirresponsibility tlMtrre theirreiponMbIIity
responsibility re ns1bUlb bad they known shortly shortlybefore shortlyfoTe shortlybefore
before foTe 1 oclock that they t were W convey conveying conveyIng conveylog ¬
ing 272aOGO across the channel for both bothwagons bothwagons bothwagons
wagons went on the same me boat In one onewere onoere onewere
were ere two t Inspector ln t8rs and three of the thebanks thebanks thebanks
banks men men in the oUler other two inspectors inspectorsthe ln Inspectorsthe p2Ctorsthe
the remainder of the bank clerks and andone andone andone
one or two more It was amusing to see seethe seethe seethe
the big van held up midway down the therun tlKrun therun
run to the ferryboat t while the gate ten tenOer tenJer tender
Oer could collect the 9 cents from the thepassengers theP8 thepassengers
passengers P8 8engers who w wh h9 were sitting tUng or standing standingon
on a couple of million of dollars dollarsMore cIotlarsMort dollarsMore
More gold is I coming omia from Buenos Ayres Ayresin AYtfSin
in in about a out another week this time the thecteamer theteamer thedteamer
cteamer Honorius being the Ueca carrying carryingsteamer carrylngsteamer Tlng Tlngsteamer
steamer She has MMto eeo stowed in her herstrong bcrstJODf herstrong
strong room roomTrying roomTrJn roomTrying
Trying to 10 < o Make Jflke take Amends Ant Amendsfrom ndN ndNY10Kl j
From the tbfJng Cldp cl4np D Trfyai TdDe TdDeBeing > e j jBeing
Being Jng unable e to find 1r4 nq a seat m 1ft t tcar the crowd crowded croided ¬
ed car the portly dame had gone into the thesmoking tbemoklng thecmoklng
smoking car and and sat att1ownn8lir down near the door doorThe door doorTh doorThe
The Th man sitting next to her absorbed absorbedIn absorbed absorbedIn
In his ht newspaper kept t on smoking
I was foolish enough to tv suppose she sheraid sheid sheqtid
raid id glowering loI > ring at him hlmthat hImthataomco1 that some x of > f the themen them themn
men m n in fc hue re at least lea8were were gen1 geniflr genletren genletrenPardon ren renPardon n nPardon
Pardon me roaOam ma am be answered n8w red po politely politely ¬
litely litt > y offering olrerIn her his cigar cas
I I SAY QAV oAi IT TT 11 TQ lu IS A A S RAPHAEL RAPHAELItalian PfiPHAUT RAPHAELItalian iiAnlAiiL iiAnlAiiLItalian
Italian Values r alucs Painting at atryO atOOOO
850000 ryO OOOO OOO Appraiser at 200 200CONffOISSEUBS 290 290COlffiOISSEURS 2OOCONNOISSEURS
CONNOISSEURS SAY GENUINE GENUINEew
ew York Millionaire WILt VIio lao Sought Soughtto
to Buy Old Masterpiece Started to toDoubtinK toDoubtinlt toDoubting
Doubting by Customhouse Cnto hou Viilan Viilantion VninnlioiPcnrs lIlon lIlonhonJ1cnr
tion honJ1cnr Pcor Deln DeJng Duped and Lot LotPicture INPlctnrt JeIPIetnr
Picture PIetnr Oo Buck One to Purl PurlNew PariNew PurINew
New York Nor 1Owing to a trHHngT trHHngTdifference trtalQtdlftereace tilmugdiffereace
difference of pofaion as to the value of ofan f fan fas
an oMmaster recently recentl seat to this country COUttlry coon coontry ¬
try by a wellknown Italian nobleman re residing reklln yesiding ¬
siding klln in Paris Pa th the gallery pliery of one of New NewYorks NewYork NewYorki
Yorks York moat recent millionaire ha has been beendeprived beenderrtved beendeprived
deprived of a work Ork of art which bleb If not noteverything notnrytblng noteverything
everything which the owner claims for it ittill It Itedll Itstilt
stilt till is remarkable rtJ enough to have proved provedif ptO ptOIt
if acquired a valuable addition to an al already alrelldy alreedy ¬
ready notable ootlectlonThe collection collectionThe eOIIOCUOIIThe
The palntl painting in question is the property propertyof propertyof rty rtyof
of Count Pompio Pier PIe whose ancestor ancestorCount ancestorCount ancestorCount
Count Paolo Francesco Fra Pieri received it itas itas I Ia
as a a present re ent from the Queen of Naples NaplesCarolineMarie XapleCarolineMarie NaplesCarolIneMarie
CarolineMarie Annonciade Ths count is isfirmly Isfirmly Isfirmly
firmly of the lh belief that the t painting paintingwhich patnUlliwhlcb paintingwhich
which is known as LAbondancc et t la laCharite JaChaMte IsCharite
Charite is an original by Raphael RaphaelAccording Rap1utelACCQIding RaphaelAccording
According to records preserved pr ened in the theBtbliothequc tbeBJbUotMque theBibifotheque
Btbliothequc Natkmate of Paris the paint painting lfntIng palntIng ¬
ing which Is on wood was destined destinedwith d destinedwith sUned sUnedwith
with three others to decorate d ornte the four fourcorner fourcorner fourcorner
corner panels of the King Kjn of Naples Naplesaudience XapJesa Naplesaudience
audience a JtCe room Owing to the premature prematuredeath prematuredeath prematuredeath
death of the great t master the present presentpanel presentPAnel presentpanel
panel WAS th the only ftlf on painted pt fttd the th three threeothers thlMothers threeothers
others remaining unexecuted preliminary
drawings only being made These draw drawings drawInJs drawIflgb ¬
ings figured at one time in the collection collectionof
of Prince Alttert AlttertDeclare AltlcriDeclAre AitlesiDeclare
Declare It Genuine GenuineAs GenuineS GenuineAs
As S evidence of the genuineness s ofthe ofthepainting or the thep thepainting
painting p JnUng Count Pieri cites among some someof lIOft1eof someof
of its warmest admirers such connois eonoofaeUZll nonnoIssours connoisseur ¬
seur sours as Anrtglionl Rossi and De Snnc Snnctis SDeu SuieUs
tis M it Kaentpfeu director of the Louvre Louvreis LouvreJa
is also said by the count to have greatly greatlyadmired lJelyadmired greatlyadmired
admired the painting as did Messrs ifC6S Mo Molinkr Mofn MoUnite
Unite fn r and Remit B nolt who advised that it be berestored bErestord b brestored
restored by Mr Denhsard specialist in inthat Inthat inthat
that branch of art art and an attache of the
French National Art Museum MuseumLAbondance 1fu uiuaeumLAbondnnce eum eumL
LAbondance L et la Charlie like the thenude lnenude thenude
nude figure of La Fomarina of the
Barberini Gallery in Rome and the
Three Graces Gra of the Chantilly Museum Mueeummarks Mtnettmmarks Museummarks
marks that period in Raphaels life IIf when when1w
he abandoned his mystical style tyle and stop ¬
pet painting < holy families to take up upprofane upPI9aDe upprpfane
profane subjects Amateurs of Raphael Raphaelare HaphlleJare Raphaelare
are saM to have found some resemblance rettemblancetween
between tween the manner of treatment of
L Abandonee LAbondhncc et te Charite and the com composition composItion cornposition ¬
position of the Visitation In the Pra Prado Prado
do Museum of Madrid Other line lines of ofsimilarity f fsimilarity
similarity pointed point out bring the Pieri heir ¬
loom in line of comparison wfth the For Fornarraa Fornari1la Fornarina
narraa nari1la masterpiece IJUUIIt and the Virgin of
th t the Sistine Chapel ChapelAs Cha ChapelAs 1 1As
As a further guarantee guarant of its authentic
ity the count points out that the experts
We will gladly give giveyou giveyou giveyou
you samples to be com compared compared cornpared ¬
pared with any 50c 50cmaterial SOcmaterial 50cmaterial
material of standard standardmake standardmake standardmake
make to be found in inany inany inany
any store
called on to pass 1 upon the value of the thepainting tbepainting thepainting
painting at the time that insurance insuranceagainst Insurance4PiDat insuranceganst
against its destruction tkatnictJ m by ore Are re was bet bettaken beingtaken
taken out all recommended teoor the J risk k as asa aAgood asagoodone
a agoodone agoodoneOne good one oneOne
One would think that wteh this mass as of ofevidence ofevidence ofevidence
1 evidence In support of the authenticity authenticityof
of the painting the count would have h8 bad badno badno badno
no diakmlty wbawer 1rba + feI vei m Ja disposing of t it itto Itto Itto
to any of the little coterie cot rle of Western WesternmiltfonaJree V VeiteruuUllosiaIres em emmUUonaIree
miltfonaJree who have reeently reeentlyIn gee gonin geein
in for art To Tonow show his entire good goodfaith podfaith goodfaith
faith the count had placed 1 a value of 0fJOO is 5
000 on the painting JMtJntJ and was prepared to topay topay topey
pay MOOt flO duty on It in cage he succeeded succeededhi ed edIn
In getting ttlnc an American Ame purchaser Here Herehowever ner nerbo Herehowever
however bo er br Is i where the discernment dt < cenmtent or stu stupidity MUpldtty stupkllty ¬
pidity of the governments expert on art artupset Jlrtu rt rtunct
upset u the plans and calculations of both bothowner bothOWIMr bothowmr
owner and prospective purchaser purchaserMillionaire purcbaaer31HUoualr purchaserMflhiolLalrt
Millionaire 31HUoualr Started Dnuhtinc DouhtinaL Dohlbtin5rLAboodanee DnuhtincLAbondance
LAbondance L et la Chants had come comein comehi comein
in bond consigned to an express com company OOIDIGft7 cornpanT ¬
panT and while wh e the connoteaew at toe toeappraisers tbeappraltler theappraisers
appraisers stores had absolutely abe no ob objection objection ohjeetlon ¬
jection to any one paying < no it J6HQ duty on onit 01It ont
it It t he himself entered die Raphael as asworth aswonh asworth
worth exactly s6t 399 The millionaire D1 enalre who whohad wbobad whohad
had already measured on a wall space for forthe forUte forthe
the painting paJ ttag In the gallery of Ms Fifth Fifthavenue X1fttbItftDue Fifthavenue
avenue home read the testimony of the theforeign theforets theforeign
foreign experts over again looked at the thepainting thepainting thepatntIng
painting closer but that entry of 2M 900 lO in inthe Inte Inthe
the books of the United States appraiser appraiserbothered appraiserixJthered appraiserthered
bothered thered him himSuppose kImSUPIJOSE himSuppose
Suppose the American expert prove pro proved to tobe Inbe tobe
be a better judge e of Raphaels than his hisbrothers hisbrotbel1l hislaothers
brothers across the water The Th prospect prospectwas prospectwu prospectwas
was not alluring a1J Between B 30t OS and andtw andthere
tw 0900 there is much room for reftectionIIJIC1 reflection reflectionand retlectionand
and the rich man reflected He figured figuredout ftSUredout dguredout
out that a few hundred dollars spent in insetting inttJng ingetting
setting ttJng expert opinion on the paintings paintingsmight patnthgtmight paintingsnlgbt
might save him ajittle matter of orto JW8W JW8Wto 1601to
to say nothing nothl of the humiliation of be being beIn belug ¬
lug In stung stungHe ituugHe un unHe
He went to the beat known of all the theexperts thex theexp
experts exp x rt3 rts a man of international reputa reputations relJtalions reputatione ¬
lions and laid the matter before him himWas himWal himWas
Was the theRapbael Raphael worth SW or was all it itonly itonly itonly
only worth iCe The expert jumped into intoa intoa intoa
a cab and was driven to the bonded bondedwarehouse bonclf bondedwarehouse d dwarebouae
warehouse where LAbondance L boudance ct t la laCharitc JaChartte 1 1Charite
Charitc was awaiting a purchaser The Thepainting Thepainti Thepainting
painting painti was unswathed and stood re revealed reyealecl revealed ¬
vealed a square of about four feet teet show showing 8howlug showLug ¬
lug two allegorical figures LAbondanne LAbondannebaring LA LAbondanoebaring n nbaring
baring her beam and La Charite hold holding holding holdlag ¬
ing out a vessel I Ailed with milk milkTbe milkThe milkThe
The expert smiled mi The painting was wasan VR8an wasan
an old friend I think said he that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the government DverDlDeftt expert is a little too toomodest toomodest toomodest
modest in his valuation Two hundred hundreddollars hundreddollars hundreddollars
dollars Is no price for the painting paintingHow pafntfnHow paintingIlow
How about 559W oetr asked the West Western Westem Westem ¬
ern em millionaire millionaireThats millioneireThat millionaireThats
Thats That equally equall preposterous said the theexpert th thexpert theexpert
expert The thing is undoubtedly undoubtid1 an anoriginal anorIsfnal anoriginal
original but not by Raphael RaphaelAnd RaphaeJADd RaphaelAnd
And as the millionaire wanted a Ra Raphael Raphael Rapliael ¬
phael and nothing else Count Pieri was wasinformed wasInformed wasinformed
informed by cable that he might send for forLAbondance forLAbondance forLAbondance
LAbondance et la iaChar1to Phar1o1 Charlto He Hedld HedldA did dklA didA
A Powerful Toad ToadFMn 1ondFIua ToadFion
FMn Amy rny and Nary Na Life LifeEgJps LikfilINI i fr frfali
EgJps fali of z the tongue ot often ft n frame peculiar peculiarsentences Iultar5rHlIJCes pseullarseptences
sentences when the transposition tranepo tttou of the thefirst tbeftnn thelirsi
first letters tett rs of words occurs The training trainingship trainingship trainingship
ship St Maryu had l Ift > ft on one of her hercruise hercruJ8t hercraiser
cruise and a pster 5ster of one of the boys 1 oys had liadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been down to wish tilt young youn sailor bon bonvoyage bonvo boavoyage
voyage vo ag In describing df > scrlblng the departure 1p rturl of ofthe ofthe el elthe
the good shfp lator 1at atw r sh ho h intended to say sayThe sayhtr sayThe
The ship htr was towed toH d out Ut by a tug and andGeorge andGeorge andGeorge
George kept waving in the bow bo but h br brword herwords r rword
word were these t e The T11 ship wa W1II w tuggedout tugged tuggedout tuggedout
out by h a toad and Gcrg G r wept w Dt caving in inthe inthe inthe
the bow
39cforregular50ccrib 39cforregular50ccribor 39c for regular regular5O 50c crib cribor cribor
or carriage blankets blanketsNever
Never eer was there a better tter bargain or a aolggcr aDigger asigger
Digger value These blankets arc arc double
3 31 by b 15 4 Inches good weight all white whitewith 91hJtewith whitewith
with pink or light blue borders borders39c borders39c borders39c
39c is the special IJ e price for Monday only only1st only1st
1st floor noorBeddlng Bedding Section
> HESE SILKS are very lustrous I strpus and of i good goodweight goodwelsht goodweight
THESE I weight They contain NO mercerized threads They Theyare Theyare Theyare
are generally used for making maJ lng sUch gowns as pic pictured pictured plctured ¬
tured at left They may he washed without danger dangerof dangerof dangerof
of losing the luster It Is permanent permanentYou permanentYou permanentYou
You may examine piece after piece of this thtssIlk silk without withoutfinding withoutndlng withouttthdlng
finding a defect and then several may ma be found together
They are insignificant Insf lflcant however howeverThis howeerThIs howeverThis
This list of shades is large and particularly good goodChoose SoodChoosc goodChoose
Choose from
Lavender LavenderViolet LavenderViolet LavenderViolet
Violet VioletCream VioletCream VioletCream
Cream CreamIvory CreamIvory CreamIvory
Ivory IvoryNUe IvoryNile IvoryNile
Nile
Fashionable highgrade ighgrade silks from New Yor YorAbout York Yarkauction Yorkauction
auction auction at about half halfAbout halfAbout
About half means in this instance some very nearly half and some considerably less than half halfBetter halfBetter I IBetter
Better silks are not to be bad in any regular stocks at the regular prices named We Ve are unusually fortunate at this sale A 1 mill was waspushed waspushed waspushed
pushed for mgney Had to have it and have it quick There were wire thousands of yards of ofgood good silks on hand and recourse was as had to the auc auction auction auction ¬
tion for quick action The safe had but one days advcrtisi advertising g and consequently there thercercfey were fey fe buyers buyers P present pres res 1t iit They took advantage of ofthe ofthe
the fact and EXTRAORDINARILY EXTRAORDINARI Y LOW LO PRICES PREVAILED Hence the unusual chance chancehere here tomorrow I
49c and 59c fancy silks silksat silksat silksat
at 29c and 39c 39cA 39cgood
A good collection of neat n at striped stripedttrn pat patterns patttrn ¬
terns ttrn checks and other ot r effects many manyot manyof
ot of tin 2 2 tnch tnchcft wide wide75c wide7Sc wide75c
75c moire velours at 39c yard yardIn
In bhck only These are extra extrawtight extraJht extrawtght
wtight Jht and suitable for coat wraps wrapfor wrapsor rapt raptor
or skirt Fine FJn luster lu
85c white brocadesat39cyard brocadesat39cyardTbcce brocadesat 39c yard yard1be8e yardThese
These are the be popular Marie An Antoinette Aaanetle AnoInetto ¬
toinette effects e s and weve never seen seenany seenan aeonany
any an offered under a dollar Only ODlyyards fiW fiWyards Oi Oiyards
yards in the Jot JotSl
51 1 peau pe u de sole at 79c yard yardS
S 3 inches wide ide Black only onl The dv dvis dJfrfect dyes
is s perfect rfect and the goods ood have unusual unusualbrilliancy unusualbnUianc unusualbrilliancy
brilliancy bnUianc Thfsc Th a tre rc r dross dr s I llks
DARK DAYS IN II FRISCOCity
City Is Suffering from frol Crimea111
and Corruption CorruptionHECALXS COrrUltionREOALLS CorruptionRECALLS
RECALLS DAY OF VIGILANTES VIGILANTES3fnrder VIGILANTESrnrtler VIGILANTESMurders
Murders and Robberies Soul to Be BeCommon DeCommon BeCommon
Common anil an the Streets UnKnf at atXiRht ati atightPnllc
XiRht i ightPnllc htPollc Police Charged irith Uh Open OpenBnconrneemcnt OpeuBncournJitement 0 pen penBneonrnement
Bnconrneemcnt nf Lmrleasncis L Lavlessncts1Citizens LmrleasncisCitireiiM le5I1nc le5I1ncCUben
Citizens Fighting the Gruffer GrufferSBH GrafterSlin GraftersSon
Son Francisco Nov S aDespite Despite all the thetalk thetalk the151k
talk of rebuilding ths th Golden G Gate to city cityreminds cityrenilade
r reminds one at present of a wild ik1 West Westtewn Westtewn Westtown
tewn Prieco once beautiful peaceful pe cetul and andprosperous andpresperou andprosperous
prosperous resembles now San Francis Francisee
ee of tb tM early SBs SBsCrime WsCrime iSsCrime
Crime rune ru rampant again and vigi vigilance vigi1ace vigilance ¬
lance committees are active ctlve Lawabiding Lawabidingcitizens LawllIMdlngU8n Lawabidingeftizen
citizens eftizen U8n property owners fathers of fern families iam1IIe fernhiss ¬
hiss husbands hUiWUH I and brother feel that they theymust tbeymug theymust
must do something to restore 1 CKe order It ItI ItIs Itis
I is openly charged that the police force te tethe 18the isthe
the most corrupt San Francisco has ever everhad everbad everhad
had It is i publicly branded as unwilling unwillingand unwillingand unwillingand
and to some extent c tent incapable of dealing dealingwith deall deallwith dealingwith
with the immense amount of crime which whichIs WhichIs whichis
< Is reported every ery day dayTen da daTen dayTen
Ten robberies a day and a few murders murderswith murderswith murderswith
with robbery as their motives have be become become become ¬
come merely mere1 the usual thing Many any of ofthe otthe ofthe
the robbers do not even wait for the themantle themantle themantle
mantle of night to hide their crimes crimesThey crimesThe crimesThey
They The operate in broad daylight lflht In some someinstances BOrneInst someinstances
instances Inst J1Ce5 reported in the local papers po policemen policemen ¬
licemen were recognized as robber It ItIs ItIs ItIs
Is charged that some former robbers now noww no nowttar nowwear
w wear ar the policemans garb and aid and amiprotect andprotect 00 00protect
protect their pals of olden oId n day dayThis days dayIThis daysTlis
This condition is very ver Injurious to html business buelntS8 htmlmess ¬
ness Women omen are afraid to go out shop shopping mo moping shopping ¬
ping The theaters theners are almost empty as asVery asCr asvery
Very very Cr few persons care to expose them themselves tMmJelvc themselves ¬
selves to being robbed or killed on o their theirreturn thelrreturn theirreturn
return from the t show sho The clubs cJu are arenoorly arepoorly arepoorly
poorly attended and those who do attendsprnd attend ittendsprud ttend ttendspr
sprnd spr neI much of their time discussing the thesituation theslluaUon thesituation
situation and andeumlnlng examining their companions companionsweapons comIMtnlonsCRJOIUL companionsweapons
weapons weaponsAfraid weaponsfrnld CRJOIULA
Afraid A frnld rale Even on Street Cars CarsThe Car8The CursThe
The street cars run up and down the thestreets thetreets thestreets
streets almost empty during the day and andactually andaeluaJly andactually
actually empty after dark Even owners ownersof ownersof ownersci
of automobiles are afraid to venture out outat outat outat
at night as several of these vehicles have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been stopped and their occupant robbed robbedof robbedor robbedof
of their possessions possessionsThe po88eSSIonsTile possessionsThe
The Tile residents of the suburbs stay away awayfrom awayTom
from both San Francisco Fra cl eo and Oakland Oaklandon
on account of the reign of terror Those Thosewho Tboeewho Ttioeewho
who venture out of their homes to at attend atteml attend ¬
tend to business which cannot be neg neglocted egloott >
locted loott > d return as quickly as possible possiblewithout pos possiblewithout lhle lhleWftbout
without lingering at stores or show win windows wlndo windowi ¬
dows do to see or examine wares waresThe waroThe waresThe
The wholesale hardware men and deal dealer doaJor dealera ¬
er era in firearms MY y that within t ten n days days6CCO lysM days6ftO
6CCO M revolvers were sold within the bor border bordeOl herders
der deOl of San Francisco o alone This 8bowrhaPti shows showsperhaps ahowaprrhap
perhaps rhaPti better than anything else elite how howalarmed nowalanned howalarmed
alarmed the residents of this city are on onaccount Oftnoconnt onnccoTnt
account of the th > activity of < vf the OOps gas pipe pipebrigade pipebrigade
brigade as the robbers ami tn murderers murderersere murderersere
ere called In the local Oal papers papersWomen P1 papers4 s
Women fear to wear jewelry Jewelr men do doaot donot donot
not carry either money In larsc amounts
Pink PinkGarnet PinkGarnet PinkGarnet
Garnet GarnetLight GarnetLight GarnetLight
Light Blue BlueNavy BlueNavy BlueNavy
Navy NavyLight NavyLight NavyLight
Light Gray Gr
Dark Gray GrayAlice
Alice Blue BlueTant BlueTan BlueTan
Tant TantBlack Tan TanBlack TanBlaCk
Black BlackRose BlackRose BlaCkRose
Rose
7c black taffeta silks at a 49c
27 7 inches wide wido and an excellent excellentwearing txceUent txceUentweartng 1xcehieltwearing
wearing quality At sale cab pried a most mostexceptional mostptIonal motexeptIonai
exceptional ptIonal value val Stlks are very lus lustrous lustroug Instroi ¬
trous troi
or wear gold watches There Is not a avacant aVeaRt avacant
vacant safe deposit vault either in San SanFrancis SanFra SanFrancisco
Francis Fra Francisco cl o or Oakland as all of th tm ni hav havbeen have baVIa havebeen
been a rented by persons who do not wish wishto wishto wishto
to take chances m in keeping k ng their valuables valuablesat valuablesat Iu6b1e8 Iu6b1e8at
at home homePnhlic homePnblfc bornePnhllc
Pnhlic Safety Snfet Association AaffociationThe AssociationThe sCoefationThe
The committee and officers of tn the vail various t3rloutJ ¬
ous 00 commercial civic and educational or organizations orPDbatfons organizations ¬
ganizations have formed an association associationthe 8MOciatfont associationthe
the purpose of which is to promote prom the thepublic thopublic thepublic
public safety The rank and file of the theorganizations theorgtlDlzatJoos theorganizations
organizations whose hoH officers have Joined Joinedthe joinedthe Joinedthe
the public safety society declare them themselves UtemBeJvea themselves ¬
selves ready to help In the work It is isbelieved Isbelieved Isbelieved
believed that if the situation continue continueto continueto
to b be as bad as in the test few days and andif andit andit
it th the police continue to o remain as in inactive Inacthe Inactive ¬
active as they have been n for to some time timethe ttmethe timethe
the members mcm ra of the public safety f ty ty12tloo organ orgnIsatkm organ1atloii
Isatkm will begin to act ae patrolmen patrolmenThese patrolmenThae patrolmenThese
These citizens have no faith in the po police po police ¬
lice and thy will try to force them to do dotheir dotltelr dotheir
their duty tItt by watching watcbn the suspected 8U8t led men menon m mOR menen
on their tltdrbtmt heats The few men who have bavaremained ba baremained haveremained
remained remained uncorrupt it is said are afraid afraidto afraidto afraidto
to do their duty lest It should cost them themtheir thorntheir themtheir
their position ltin and lives livesCertain JIvesCertain livesCertain
Certain judges who expressed sed the de determination determination do dotermination ¬
termination that they world give e the limit limitof Jlmftof limitof
of the law to criminals are reported ae aereceiving aIvlng iereceiving
receiving Ivlng threatening tbrt > atenlng letters which intim intimidated Inttmidated IntimIdated ¬
idated them into in Co imposing light sentences sentencesMayor sentencesMayor tences tencesRYor
Mayor RYor Schmitz himself comes in for foraotne for80me forsome
some harsh criticism The fact that h hhas 1M 1MbAs hehas
has gone abroad for a prolonged vacation vacationin caU catlon catlonin n nIn
in a time wh when < m he Is needed every minute minutein minuteIn minutein
in his office o ke has given his hisenemte enemies an op opportunity op opportunlt opportunity ¬
portunity Ho Is being roundly denounced denouncedfor denouncedtor denouncedfor
for his part in granting an overhead overheadtrolley Oerbeattrolley overheadtrolley
trolley franchise to the United Railways RailwaysThis naUWAYSThIs RailwaysThin
This measure became particularly ob obnoxious ob obnoous ohnoxious ¬
noxious to the people because of charges chargesopenly chargesGpfUly chargesopenly
openly mad madn that an enormous amount amountof amountof amountof
of money was used to put it through throughIn throughIn
In addition to these charges Abe Rupf Rupfthe Ru Ruf Rufthe t tthe
the political advisor of Mayor 83or Schmitz Schmitzana Sehmitzanti hmjtz hmjtzand
ana and others 1 arc said to have reaped for fortunes fortUMS fortunes ¬
tunes by compelling the city clt to pay high highprices highprices highprices
prices for buildings leased or bought for forcity torcity forcity
city oMens o Immediately Immedlate1 after the fire fireLUCK re reLUCK reLUCK
LUCK FOR AN AlIAUTHORESS AlIAUTHORESSh AUTHORESS AUTHORESSMrs
Mrs h AIio tU Rice nl of Cnblmcrc Patch PatchFame PntelJ1alne PatchPaine
Fame Enriched I by y Mine MineLouisville JUneLouisville MineLouisville
Louisville Ky I Nov No S IFrom From the in incorporatkm inC9rPotatkm incoriortLtitn
corporatkm of a mining company It has hasdeveloped ha hadevEloped hasdeveloped
developed that Mrs Irs Alice Hegon Rice Rfcethe meeth Ricethe
the th Louisville woman who has won fame fameand fRmelid fameand
and money mone with her books Mrs Irs WIggs WIggsof Wiggsthe Wiggaof
of the Cabbage Cabbo Patch Lovey Man Manand Maryand Jal1 Jal1AM
and other o stories tot1eB is just as successful a abusiness abu abusiness
business woman ns she is a writer writorA writerA
A small part of the returns returns from her herbooks herbooks herbooki
books Invested Jnvest d in a fluor fi or spar and lead leadmine lendmine leadmine
mine in Southern Illinois Ihtinoi has just rc ped
Caughte Caught CaughtenrouteI CaughtenrouteIMCCALLS en route routeMcCALLS I IMcCALLS
McCALLS DECEMBER DECE fBER MAGA MAGAZINE MAGAZINE MACAZJNE ¬
ZINE which only costs Sc c a copy copyis copyis copyIc
is at the pattern counter and is isbrimming isbrimming Isbrimming
brimming full u1J of the latest fa fadressmaking fall falldressmnklng falldressmaking
dressmaking hints hint Ideas for Christ Christmas Chriatmas Christmae ¬
mas gifts 6Itt and many other Interest Interesting Inter InterestIng st stlng ¬
ing items Those holding subscrip subscription aubicriptl aubacriplion ¬
lion tl n cards please call for the is issue t tsu Issue
sue su S SWOMENS
WOMENS FOURI N H A AND ANDTIES N D DTIES I ITIES
TIES and Windsor Ties are areIn be being beIng ¬
ing In worn by almost every woman womanwho womanwho womanwho
who dons a collar if she wants to tolook toJook tolook
look smart and well groomed The Theprettiest TheprettIest Theprettiest
prettiest new styles are Roman Romanstripes Romanstripes Romanstripes
stripes in all handsome colorings coloringsOnly COloringEOnly coloringsOnly
Only Sc 5c and 59c 4c each eachJOHN eachJOliN eachJOflN
JOHN DOUGH AND A N D THE THECHERUB THECHERUB T H E ECHERUB
CHERUB by the author of The TheWizard TheWizard TheWizard
Wizard of Or and Queen Zlxle Zlxleof Zrtteor ZtIeof
of Ix is a Jolly book for young youngsters youngster1L youngsterp ¬
sters ster1L The illustrations are very verytaking verytaking 97 97taking
taking Only 90c a copy copyTHERES COP COPTHERES copyTHERtS
THERES MUSIC MUSICIN IN A BABYS BABYSLAUGH BABYSLAUGH BABYSLAUGH
LAUGH and the babies will surely surelylaugh surelYlaugh surelylaugh
laugh over the new Roly Poly Dolls DollsPolicemen 1011 1011Policemen 1oiisPolicemen
Policemen Foxy Grandpas GrandpasClowns Grand GrandpasClowns s sClowns
Clowns < c TShown S 1own own at 2 2k c c ISc c and
3100 100 each eachFOR eachFOR eachFOR
FOR TRIMMING SHORT JACK JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS ¬
ETS the latest fancy appears to be bethe bethe bethe
the r pretty > retty Milan and banging ball ballfringes balltringes balifringes
fringes A very pretty and Inex Inexpensive lnexPfnEhc Inexpensive ¬
pensive trimming trlmmln at 38c and 5c a ayard ayard ayard
yard yardTHE yardTHE yardTHE
THE NEW HATPINS are Indeed Indeedthings fr indeedthings eed eedthings
things of beauty the dainty Ping Pingpong Ptnspong Pingpong
pong pin mat is very like the little littleball littleball hlttleball
ball Itself large round cut jet pins pinsor pinsor pinsor
or of oxidized or gilt openwork and andonly ndonly andonly
only cost 23c and SOc each eachFOR eacJtFOR eachFOR
FOR SOceach SOC each you ou can get the thenow thenow thenow
now now Scrim Scarfs and Squares Squaresbraided Squaresbraided Squaresbraided
braided in pretty coloring coJorlngagreen coJorlngagreenand green greenand
and white blue and white pink and andgreen andgreen andgreen
green and black and green with Trtthscalloped withscallop withscalloped
scalloped d or hemstitched edges edgesVERREDORIs edgesI
I VERREDORIs VERRE DOR Is the name of a ahandsome ahandsome ahandsome
handsome gold decorated glass con conport comport conport
port 10 Inches high This rich look looking lookIng lookIng ¬
ing new glass piece is marked only onlyJISS
JISS 198u
u III
SI I peau de d cygne at 59c yard yard301ncheswlde Y yard1ncheswide rd
301ncheswlde 0 n heSvlde Offered in a good as assortment assortmcnt ¬
sortment of r colors including whites wWteA whitesA whitesA I
A chance too goed to miss
8Sc foulard foul rd silks at SOc yard yard2JW yardards yardz1
2JW z1 yards ards in all Includes both Satin and Twilled Foulard in all the waat waatl wantCii
Cii < l color with 1h plenty plEnt of bue bu and white whit > and black and white dots dot and small
figures fi 8 These The are splendid gift Bilks and youll do well to take advantage a anbge of ofthe orth
the th sale s f You cant nt buy th them m during the holiday ht Jiday season at tuch uch a price
I a fortune for her while she heWJs was wa tray traveling tr3 tr3eUnc traysUng ¬
sUng in Europe with wJUlher her husband the thei tbedt thedeal
i deal was being made and she wag only oalyapprised onlyappriSEd onlyapprined
apprised of the good news upon her re retorn n ntarn return
torn a few days ago She is elated over overlieu ovorlteJ overbet
lieu new success succossFor SUCO038For successFor
For years ears several members of the theHegan theRegan theHegan
Hegan family h have ve been the owners of ofa ofa ofa
a tract of land In Hardin County 111 111which IIIwhkb Illwhich
which is directly across the Ohio > River Riverfram Hlvertrum Riverfrom
from Crittenden County Ky At various varlouatimes yadauatimes varioustimes
times offers nerj of from 3 to 12 an acre acrewere acrewero acrewere
were made for the land but Dr W H HNetherland HNeth HNetherland
Netherland Neth rland who was In charge of It Itdeclined It Itdeclined
declined to lot It go It had been an anold anold anold
old story that load had been found vn vnth vathe n nUte
th Ute surface of the ground groun and It was waa9rgued m mtrgued wassrgued
9rgued that there tber was certainly more moreof moreof moreof
of it beneath and an Investigation inrestlg tlcrn re revealed re reTPaled revenled ¬
vealed the fact ftl t that tba the tract was s in inhe Inht Inthe
the he center ctnt < r of a a mineral reservation orlgl orlglnallr orlginaU originail
nallr nail outlined by b the Federal r edcral govern government governme1 government ¬
me1 ment
PRESIDENTS SOl PLANS TRIP TRIPKernlit TRIPKermit
Kermit Will Go Hunting is Maine MaiseWoods MaiJicWoods MaineWoods
Woods with Cousin CousinWill CousinIJiJl Cousinliii
Will liii Senall Sevrahlhlls His Pothers Friend I Ito III IIIto isto
to Guide Gul e Them to 0 Haunts of ofTrout ofTront ofTrout
Trout and Deer DeerGreat DccrGreat DeerGreat
Great preparations a are under ar my for forthe f6rthe fo fothe
the hunting trip which Remit JtftMCveK JtftMCveKthe osivelt osiveltthe lt ltthe
the Presidents use to to tsJte taJlela te th thneighborhood Uk Uknecltboi1aood tbneighborhood
neighborhood necltboi1aood of Msxtawamkeay Xatta LsJbs tr trAristook iI iIAristool 4iAristook
Aristook County Me this tlde1llOQth tlde1llOQthwhere usemh usemhwhere Onth Onthwhere
where the Presidents former guifle 9il 9ilSewall l lSewall l lSetrall
Sewall has recently recently erected three ne neCamps DecrAmps new newdamps
Camps making six in all which he BOw aoxvowns BOwowns newowns
owns owns in that locality Kermit tt Ittg is or orderstood grerstood arderstood
derstood will be accompanied by a coast eoestii eoestiia a aa ai
a i boy about his own 0 ajge ajgeTlic seT1JC n nTue
Tlic Sewn SeWAU campe are situated on whit whai wl wlJIJ whitIs
i JIJ locally called a borBeIJaek horseback on th thlake thlAke tblake >
lake shorei ahora distant nine miles from Wand WandFalw ItIaDdl indIMh
Falw l l reached from the latter point poIatdrive b bdrive y ydrive
drive of two miles a canoe trip of fly fivmiles flymiles
miles mUes and 3n then a glide across the plieiO plieiObosom phef phefbo p1 td tdbosom
bosom bo om of the lake two miles farther la a agasoline alrsollno agasoline
gasoline launch From the bluff ovet ovetlooking oYet1oklng ovetlooking
looking the water o te one may IDa tramp twenty twentyfive t twentylive < nt ntfive
five miles In one direction without comlp comlpacross comt comtacroS6 coiutpacross
across any iuiy settlement other than a aing clear clearing cl clinl ¬
ing now and nct then The region in feet feetI tct tcth
I h a sportsmans paradise paradiseSix paradiseSix e eSix
Six persona mar m be accommodated 3CCO at ateach ateach ateach
each of the camps earn there te also a central centralbuilding C ceitralbuilding 1tml 1tmlhuildlng
building used a aJt a common eommos dtaJns dining hall hallMr ballW haftMr
Mr W Sewall as collector eon r of customs for the theAristook theAtistook theAristook
Aristook district is generally a bury buY man manbut manbut manbut
but In his absence his son Fred a bon bomwoodsman bonwOO borcwoodsman
woodsman < takes charge of parties whil whilMrs whl1Irs whflMrs
Mrs Irs Sewall whose cooking cooki S is famed famedthroughout famedthroughout famedthroughout
throughout the entire country helps en entertain entertaln entertain ¬
tertain the guests Among recent visitors visitorswere vJ8ito vJ8itowere vlaiinriwere
were United States Deputy Marshals C CB CB
B Ilaskell Hn keU and Burton Smith of Portland Portlandand Portlandand Portlandand
and Special Deputy Collector W F Jente Jenteof JeaDor Jeisksof
of Houlton all of whom were v re accom nccotnpanied accomtmnied accompanied
panied by their wives and a aU a of whom whomare Whomare whomare
are loud in praise of their hostess hostessThey hosteasThey hostessThey
They report plenty of game in the thewoods tmOMs thewoods
woods OMs and sighted several deer but on ac account ac acco acCoUnt ¬
count co nt of the dry autumn they found und It dif difficult tlifftculL difticult ¬
ficult to aPproech the wild creatures c t On Onan Onun Onan
an island the hunters founded by t a cow cowmoose cowmoose cowmoose
moose and 1d a spike horn which they theymight theymlgbt theymight
might not shoot A soseing l18 hunter huntershowed huntershowedthem huntershowed
showed showedthem them a a white deer which he had hadslain adslain hadslain
slain and said that he had sfernted two twvI1t twtmoPe
I1t moPe re
Mattavramkoagr Lake is sis miles long longand longand longand
and half as wide widei It affords splendid sal salmon s sitmen l lmon ¬
mon trout end pickerel fishing < with withno withno oJtb oJtbno
no bothersome black bass to drive d11 away awaythe awaythe awaythe
the other fish Me Sewall who per personally personf1lh personetib ¬
sonally guided the party part referred to tocar tocarrled j ggr ggrnod r rricd
nod with him the singleshot Sharpes Sharpesrifle harpjrlne Sharpssrifle
rifle that UU t Mr Roosevelt Roo eelt give him twelve twelveyears twelveC3fS twelveyears
years C3fS ago It Is a heavy weapon W6 pon end endmust andmust nd ndmust
must be reloaded after each shot t but buthe buthe buthe
he will m not notexehlU1ge exchange It for any other oth and andtreasures andtreasures andtreasures
treasures It highly highlyBill hlghl3Bm highlyBill
Bill Sewall whose full name in mo is Wll WllHnm Wltllnm Whl11am
Hnm W Sewnll Is sixtythroe years of ofage oCage ofage
age straight as the barrel of his beloved beievedrifle beloYedrUle belovedrule
rUle and strong and active as most menIn menIe men
In Ii their prime Recently he paddkd P8 a acanoe tcanoe acanoe
canoe twentyfour miles In one After Afternoon afternoon tter tternoon ¬
noon and when It comes to shooting he hecan hecan hecan
can wipe the eye of many a younger youngerman You Youngermutt r rman
man As collector he has a staff of 1 flf flftccn ftfteen fifteen
teen men men under his command command and they thoyall tho thoall theyall
all swear by the old man

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