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2 THE Tll1 WASHINGTON Y SH GTON TIMES TUESDAY AUGUST 8 190
panics pa l of thoiTow tho ow Hampshire < i 2Jatinnil 2JatinnilGuard atthna1 atthna1Guard all allGuard
Guard with the Second infantry infuntl band bandunder bandunder 1 1under
under the command of Col Edmund EdmundTetley EdmundI I
I Tetley Tetle were drawn up upParade upParade
Parade Through Portsmouth PortsmouthAs Portsmouth PortsmouthAs I
As the first f1r carriage appeared appeal QiIn In Inwhich j jwhich j jwhich
which was as a seated s tctl Assistant Secretary SecretaryPeirce Scr ScrtaryPeIrceo1lpnQf tar I
Peirce Peircefopn PeIrceo1lpnQf Colpnqr fTe Tetley 1y Advanced idvanced anJTin anJTinformeAIrv and nitin nitintormed in inforrnoIr f
formeAIrv tormed forrnoIr lr Pefrce thjg lh thL J he was tre treby tlreby lnre lnreb
by b orders ord rsof < of the l c Governor G Vernor of New NewHampshire ew ewHampshire eWEarupshtre
Hampshire to escort the diplomats Mr MrFeirce MrPeirce MrPeirce
Peirce made a suitnWe uit lt1responsc response and andthe an anthe andthe
the parade vas wa then formed with the theband theband thebnn4
band leading and the national guards guardsmen guards111en guardsmen
men surrounding and a d following the car carriages tarrIages iU iUriages ¬
riages The Th cqrtegeproceeded cQrtege proceQ1ed up Mart Martet M Mar Maret rJ rJat >
et street str tret 1t across aero thq th parade do down wn4 Con Congress Co Cosress Gogress ¬
gress street st etthrlugo through Middle 1Udqle street streetdown and anddown nlI
down State street giving the visitors a agood ngood agood
good view ot the historic olq QIc town townWhan towp towpWhen towzWhen
When the th RpckinghRnv RD k1nghfm countycourt countycourthouse Q Qountycourthouse mhcourt mhcourthouse
house was reached there the anvoys anvoyswere OPyoyswere oivoyswere
were received b by Governor McLane his hisstaff hhstaff
staff and council co ncll and andb by b the New NewHampshire NewHampshire NewHampshIre
Hampshire congressional qongreszlo al delegation el sntlon The Thereception TherecepUonher Thereception
reception recepUonher here hei was nS entire ntlr ntIrey I3priv y private teonh teonhthe only onlythe onlythe
the peace veaceenyoys envoys and officials ofljclaJsleIng Ueing admitted ad admitted adinitted ¬
mitted mittedHUTGHIHS mittedHUTCHINS inittedllTll18
HUTGHIHS REPORTS FORWill FOR FORCOTTON FRtIOTTJN
COTTON STATISTICS STATISTWSWill ORK ORKWill
Will Travel Extensively Through Cot Cotton Cotton Cotton ¬
ton States for Information InformationOlm InformationOlmstead InforxnationOlmstead Olm Olmstead
stead and Fessenden Retained RetainedP
P L Hutchins of New Orleans I La Lawho Lawho > a awho
who was recently reccntl appointed a member memberof memberof
of the newly organized statistical board boardat boardat boardat
at the Department of Agriculture re reported reported reported ¬
ported this morning to Secretary Wil Wilson Wilson ¬
son sonMr
Mr Hutchins it was announced will willnot willnot
not only be a member of the crop esti estimating est etiinaUng ¬
I
mating board but will travel extensively extensivelythroughout cxtensivelyhroughout exteneivelythroughout
throughout the cotton growing districts districtsThe districtsThe
The Information gained by Mr Hutch Hutchins HutchIns Hutchins ¬
ins who Is regarded r garded as asanexpert an expert on oncotton Oncotton oncotton
cotton statistics by a nersonal R rsonal rsonal observa observaton observaton
ton of the cotton crop cropcon crOpiondIt1on condition Ut on in con connection con connection ¬
nection with th t therorts > ieports eports frorSthe froiWthf1eid froiWthf1eidagents = fteld fteldagents
agents and Ytii township hiPcorrespondents hiPcorrespondentsshould correspondents correspondentsshould correspondentsshould
should ln4e opinion of the department departmentofficials departmentofflclalsrcestabllshcomplete departmentofflc1als
officials offlclalsrcestabllshcomplete TCestablishcomplete confidence confidenceas
as to the accuracy of the reports em emanating emanatl ¬
anating anati 1g g from the Bureau Bur nJl p of Statistics StatisticsIt
It has alNalong l t l Ialong ong been understood1 that thatAssistant thatA thatAslstant
Assistant A > slstant Secretary Secreta Hays would not notcontinue notContlnue notcontinue
continue permanently at the th head of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the Statistical Bureau and that just asi asisoon as assoon as2OOn
soon as the system s stem has been reorganized reorganizedand reorganIzedmd reorganizedand
and put in thorough working order a asuccessor asuccessor asuccessor
successor to John Hyde the former sta statistician statistician statistician ¬
tistician would be appointed appointedThe appointedThe appointedThe
The appointment of a chief statisti statistician statisticlan ¬
clan however it is said Ulll tilI not dis dispense dIspen dispense ¬ I
pense pen pense sewi with th the services of the statistical statisticalboard
board as both Secretary Wilson and As Assistant Assistant Assistant ¬
sistant Secretary Hays Ha s are confident confidentthat 1
that the board plan is the only possible possibleway possibleway possibleway
way to safeguard the valuable infor information information inforrnation ¬
mation pertjining to crop conditions conditionsgathered conditionsgathered
gathered by b the department
Victor Olmstead and Stephen D Fes Fessenden Fesstnden Fessenden ¬
senden two of the members of the th pres present present present ¬
ent temporary tempora board it is understood understoodwill understoodwill understoodwill
will be permanently retained Mr Hays
has conducted a rigid investigation Into
the past history of these men and is isentirely Isenthely Isentirely
entirely satisfied that better men could couldnot couldnot couldnot
not be obtained obtainedThe obtainedThe obtainedThe
The fourth member of the board has
not as yet been selected and until untilSUCJ untilsuch
SUCJ such U10 time as thc selection Is made eith eitht eithC either ¬
er C C Clark or George K Holmes will willJENKINS
act actJEMKIN t
JENKINS FOR FU SECRETARY SECRETARYOF 8ERETA8YFMEEA
OF FMEEA FMEEAThe COMMERCE AND LABOR LABORI LABORThe I I
I
The announcement of Representative RepresentativeJohn Represe RepresentatlycJohn tattve tattveJohn I
John J Jenkins of Wisconsin as the thelaboring theJIJOring the1rlnr1ug
laboring mens candidate for the port portfolio portfolIo ¬
folio of Secretary Secrttar of Commerce and La Labor Labor ¬ I Ibor
bor Is being talked of on all sides sidesAt sidesAt I IAt II
At the regular weekly meeting of the theCentral theCtntral I
Central Labor Union last night the dele delepates deleI delegates I
gates to that body unanimously Indorsed IndorsedJfiiklns IndorsedJn1kIns l LJffllins
j
Jfiiklns candidacy candidac candidacyOther j I
Other Important business brought up I i
before bEf < re the central body b d last IJlS night was W wastlu 6l j i I
tho settlement of orth thfe th gtiefMAnce g teiceexIst lce exist
incr In betwejn betw betwugrticgn nJ he le AmeflcnfTederatlon JTifflcim Federation of
Musicians Lllilcla s and the central c ntral labor body I
A request was made that the officers of t ttrp i iti i j j
tf ti Central Labor Union be delegated to toinpear tcanpear I I
anpEar before > the next meeting of the th
Mialclans 1h lclaDli Union and If possible possiblesrnooth posiblcsmooth t
smooth over the trouble that has been beenexisting honExi lceaexistIng I
existing Exi tn between twen the two twobodie bodied 1
The Journeymen Bakers Bakers akers and Confec ¬
toner Union the th Paperhangers Local Localr
r 10 o 430 42 and the th Carriage and Wagon I
Workers No 72 submitted credentials credentialsarid credentIalsa credentialsaid I
arid a d their delegates Iegates will be seated at the therext theIfxt thenext
next regular meeting of the central l
body t
FRANms FRAMI8 J 8 B1 LOOMIS 15 15EIPECTIOJOTO1IOW IS 18PErTp1p 1 1EXP J 1 j 1 I
EIPECTIOJOTO1IOW EIPECTIOJOTO1IOWIt EXP PErTp1p PErTp1pIt EO TIOTO 1fiRROW I I Ii
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It is expected that thatFrgntls Franqte I < rflnCjI U I Loonis Loonisrirst ooinls ooinlsFirst Jnls I IPirst I
First Assistant A hitant Secretary Sccret ry of State St h will willreturn I Lreturn I
return to Washington < 1Shlngton tomorrow tomorrowto to re remain remain ¬
main here h re for to a few ow days daysThere da daysThere s sThera
There Is some surprise over Mr MrLoomls MrLoomis MrLooml I
Loomis coming as it was said recently recentlyupon recently11J recent1blmn
upon 11J < > 1 his landing at New York from fromabroad frorrabroad rom romaLroad
abroad that he was going on a a long lon lonvncatlon j
vncation The work in connection with wIthbdng wiUbcing j I
bilng a special sl ial ambassador to FTJttice FTJtticeIn Fr41CeIn Ft4ncIn
In the Paul Jones ceremonies It was wa wasaid j
said had tired him out and he felt thc thcreed thereed tlureed
reed of a good r rest st It ItIs 1tIsthought is thought that thatMr thaiMr
Mr Loomis will only remain remaIn here here a ashort ashort i ishort I
short time straightening up theilffairs theilffairsof the thtUfairof Mfairs Mfairsof
of his office and that he will then go goaway goaway gcaway
away not to return until the fall fallThere fallThere I
There is still much gossip as to Mr MrLoomis j
Loomis l mls future It Is known that he lu luwas f fwas iwas
was never fnoer thrown Intimately wltn Mr MrRoot MrRoot MrRoot
Root when the latter was Secretary Secretar of oi r rWar j
War nr and in view of Mr Boots 1toQtaappontment Rootsnpuotnt npnolnt npnolntmfnt 1 I Imfnt
mfnt to the Stale Department rumor rumorhas rumorhas xumoihas
has It that Mr It Loomis chances of stick sticking j
ing are not strong In all likelihood likelihoodhowever likelihoodhowever likelihoodhowever
however Mr Loomis Loom will remain the theFir tinFirt i iFirst
First Fir 1t Assistant Secretary until Congress Congressmeets i imeets I
meets when confirmation will bo asked askedfor askedtor aske askefor
for his appointment to a foreign post j jDEATH iDEATH
DEATH DEATH RECORD RECORDAllen RECORDAllen C
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Brown Emory r C 5 522 44 4 st sw swfohen sWchen
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Jarboe John 67 7 Emergency liorifiltal lIo lIOtIta1 lIOtIta1Jerrell I I IJerrell
Jerrell Vlrjrlnla VlrjnlaD D 8 days day 400 La Lzwe iwe Me nw nwJohnson llWJohnson nwJohnson
Johnson Charles A 27 Govt HOSP osp Ip Iptflne IptflneJOhnron IpsaneJohneon w e eJohnson
Johnson Mary 60 Wash Vashn n Asylum A ylun1 Hoapital HopitalKoesek
KosBck Bertha D rtha 7 Garfield Hospital HospitaiMcCoy 7 7M I
McCoy M CQ Infant of tVllitam ltJtILIWA A and Virginia
1 hour 312 3l McLaJn ave aeRl aveItIdso
RlUfout Rl ItIdso < JfoOUt Infant of Philip and andEa Eva 2 days daysnOIXi
nOIXi 15SS 6 Bells court courtRobin t
Robin ler n Anna na M 4 moe Of 333 Z Aflen nen II ct IiW IiWUtlgerE SWItgsrE
UtlgerE Mar Margit IJl 8 months VfUJhn vaj hn Barracks BarracksSchreiber BarracksSehreiber
Schreiber Walter S 22 Providence Hospital Ho rJltal
SplrowB Ralth A 3 months monthw211 2fl Warren ct
Taylor Joseph 10 months lis Q st nv nw
Thomas Willie lIlle 9 months 2105 11th st t
Trapler Richard S 47 1503 i5O Qfit Q AiL nw
TrumbulJ Jensen 76 409 13 C ave se
Ward lard Caroline 58 715 7th stse stsemmum st sL se seI seT
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ISEVENTEENGUNS ISEVENTEENGUNSI SEVENTEENGIJNS SEVENTEENGIJNSFORMCFARLAND WEEN Gil GilCamp
FOR FORMCFARLAND FORMCFARLANDCamp MA F AHLAND AHLANDCamp
Camp Orclway Orthvir Greets Dis District Ohstiict ¬ I
trict Commissioner CommissionerATHlETIC COlllmissiollerATHtETIC CoinmissioneiATaLETIC
ATHlETIC J MEET MEET THIS P P M MAttractive r rAttractive MAttractive
Attractive 1 Program of f Events Events Prepared PreparedBattalion PreparedBatta1i PreparedBattalion
Battalion Batta1i n Drills D i1Js and Hard HardWork HardWQrkFeatures flardWorkFe
Work WQrkFeatures WorkFe Features tures
I IAT
1 I ATHLETIC TH ErIGMEET MEET MEETAT MEETAT
AT CAMP ORDWAY ORDWAYToday OR ORDWAYToday V AY AYTo
Today To ay is s athletic day dayt at t Camp Ord Ordway Ordway Orthway
way The events scheduled schedu d for the themeet themeet themeet
meet are to be pulled pu1 ed off ot beginning beginningat
at 230 oclock clock Features of the pro program program program ¬
gram will be a litter llttcrbe1rlng bearin bearinand bejrlng race race1id
and 1id saddllngcontests saddllngcontestsThe saddling contests contestsThe
The Board of Commissioners of c It the theDistrict theDistrict theDistrict
District of Columbia are at camp to towitness towltn towItness
witness wltn ss the he events eventsCAMP eventsI eventsCAIP eventsCAMP
I
CAMP ORDWAY W V Va Aug S SSeventeen Sventeen SSeventeen
Seventeen < venteen guns were souqded by the theFirst theFIrst theFirst
First Battery Batter District of o Columbia CUnl oJu1nbia > la Na National Natlonal Naional ¬
tional 1 t Guard artillery artil1 ry upon up n arrival of ofCommissioner ofCommissioner
Commissioner Henry B Macfarland Macfarland in incamp incamp incamp
camp c about noon today The visitor was wasescorted wasescorted wasescorted I
escorted to General Harries headquar headquarters l1eadquarter lieadquartern ¬
tern 1 ter where he was Introduced to the theofficers theofficers theofflers
officers and visiting ladies ladlesCommissioner ladiesCommissioner ladiesCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland was then thenushered thenushered I tushered
ushered 1 into the mess tent of the com commanding commandlng COlflmanding
manding J general and the members memb rs of ofhis orhlsstaft 01 01his
his 1 hlsstaft staff where he partook of chicken chickendinner chicke L Idinner I
dinner dinnerIt
It is s probable probable therejvili ther wlll be an an exhibi exhibition exhlbitlon exhibition ¬ o
tion drill by members ofTF8op TTr op F 1 Thir Thirteenth ThirtOE Thirtenth ¬
tenth 1 tOE nth Cavalry Cavall commanded by Captain CaptainPreston Cap tai 11 11Preston I IPreston
Preston After the regular cavalry cavalrymaneuversj cavalrymaneuvers cavair cavairmaneuversghe
maneuvers maneuversghe the troops will go through throughtheir throughtheir througltheir I
their monkey drill tor or which whJ h Troop TroopF
F 5 is famous famousThe famousThe famousThe I
The Commissioner will most likely UJeI wit witness witneES witness ¬
ness the dress dress parade p rilde after after which WI1Ich he hewill hewlll hewill
will review the brigade of the three sep separate sepI separate ¬
arate organizations organba tSans Shortly Short IV after afte r lunch lund I
Mr Macfarland and the themembers members of his hisparty hi hiparty hi5party
party made an inspection of parts of ofthe 01 01the l
the camD camDGeneral camDGeneral camDGeneral
General Harries and the cavalry cavalr of ¬
ficers on his tff went to Harpers Ferry Ferrystation Ferrystation Ferr r rstation
station about 31 I oclock to meet Mr
Macfarland and party The train was wa
later lat however po C vcr and they were compelled compelledto i Ito
to wait half an hour The First Bat ¬
tery te uixder u d command of Captain Fox Foxwas Foxwas Foxwas
was on the field waiting the general sig signal signal signal ¬
nal from Lieutenant Locklln of o the SIR SlRnal SIRnat Signal
nal Corps to begin the salute which whichwas whichwas whilwas
was begun as soon as s the first carriage carriagepassed carrlaJepassed
passed through the camp gates gatesThe gatesrrhe gatesThe
The members m mbers of Mr Macfarlands par party party party ¬
ty included his secretarY Waldo Hibbs
Mrs lrs George H Harries Commander
Stratton of the naval battalion and am 4
General G rleral Harries secretary Mr White
head and his wife wifeDrill wileDrill wifeDrill
Drill for Battalions BattalionsThe Batta1ions Batta1ionsThe BattalionsThe
The battalions were given advance and andrear andrear an r1 1 1rear
rear guard work for an hour or more moreand moreRnd mor e eand
and then the same SRm maneuvers were gone gonethrough gonethrough gon e ethrough
through in regimental regimentalformaUon formation The Thework TheI Tb e Cwork
work Is getting hard now and the offl offlcers offiCClS ottlcers
cers and noncommissioned men are arekept arekept ar e ekept
kept busy hus studying up up ip on tactics and andthe an d 11the
the new regulations because Colonel ColonelBrett 1 1Brett
Brett Colonel BIddle Captain Koester Koesterand KoesterI Koesteiand
and Lieutenant Griffiths the instructors instructorsare
are keeping a close watch on them themOutpost themOutpost themOutpost
Outpost duty dut was vas taken up at noon noonOnly noonII nooiiOnly I
Only the experienced soldiers could couldmake couldmake coul Ii Iimake
make any headway at this thl and the bat battulion balI battuliun
tulion tall an and regimental officers as well wellas wellI we 11 LIas
as the instructors were kept on the thego thlgo th I C Cgo
go correcting l orrectng the members of the va vaj val Various
rlous commands comman s It Its is believed that the themen th e 0men
men although althou h far from perfect will be bei b e Cgiven
given some rotd work away from camp campi cam P eP pwithin
within the next day da or two In order that thattho thatth tha t ttIu
tho th commanding general and the in instructors Intr intr
structors tr ctors may ma judge what progress hag hagbren basbren ha s S Sbren
bren made madej madeAt
At 220 2 oclock this afternoon thf tll tb > reg regular regI ¬
ular athletic ath letlc meet which is held regt at atI atcamp a acamp t t
camp camp each year will begin Only eight eightt cigho
of o the events are scheduled 5ch ule1 for fll today todaythe todayI I
the others ill most of which Whl h horses will willbe wmI wilbe I
be used begin at 230 oclock 0 clock tomor tomorrow tomort tonior1Ow ¬
row t OW and end about two hours later laterAthletic laterAthletic
Athletic Events EventsThe EventsI EventsThe I
The events on the program are putting puttingthf1 puttingthfo puttinthc g
thc shot 100yard dash threeleg race race220yard racel racctoyard
220yard 20nrc1 r race ce litter Itttcr bearer race for or mom mcmbers memj mombet
bent bet of the t11 theAmbulaiice Ambulance Ctnpa only 220 220yRrd 22CI o
yard yu race aN Irf l i1i1nvy ih heavy R3 marching order or cr 440 440yard 440ard 44Cyard I
yard ard run battalion relay raceone raceonefourtlv race racec one oneI onefourth
fourth of a mile shelter tent contest contestrescue conte ontel ontelrescue t tre
rescue re cuE race rac crosscountry run around aroundthe aroundI aroun d dthe
the drill field steeplechase race sad saddling saddling ¬
dling contest rescue race special and andhigh andhlh an anhih i
high jump mounted mountedThe
The Ifhe he enlisted men willhave plenty plen y of ofi o otime f
time to rest for the contests contestsafter after out outi outc
post ro > t duty and lunch All AI have evince evincoomuch eon eonI evincemuch < r c
much Interest In the meet and andmany many n nquiries 1lI nquiries
quiries regarding re ardiH the contests have been beenmado hcnI hee heemade 11
made to Capt B C Edwards who fir firranged nrran
ranged ran ed the program The guardsmen guardsmenhave guardsmeI I LI j
have never nn > l seen a Httcrbearer race rac < but butare butare bu buare t
are anxious to witness it tomorrow The Tb ie e
Rhinock RhinockSavage Savage in His HisCondemnationof
Condemnation of Roe RoeIs l
Is Says ys Californians Ca Californ fornia Ia nsAct s Act Actof of Wanton Evil Shows ShJ1WSI j jMalice
Malice MalieAgainst MaIi eAgainst Against All Mankind MankindPre MankindPredict Predicts ictS His HisIndictment j jindictment J
indictment for f r Criminal Libel IS I I
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COVINGTON Ky K Aug 8 8Whet When WhenRepresentative t tRepresentativC i
Representative R presentatlv Rhinock received Georg GeorgeMortimer GeorgMortimer GeorgMortimer 11 5
Mortimer Roes letter acknowledging acknowledgingauthorship r rauthorship f
authorship of the article In the New NewYorker NewYorker rl T TYorker r 1
Yorker for which wl1I h Editgr < Grlswell was wasarrested wasarrested wa s Carrested 5
arrested he sent the th following followingGeorge toll fOllOwingGeorge ving vingGeorge
George Mortimer Roe the Crestholme CrestholmeFourth CrestholmeFourth CrestholmeFourth
Fourth and Bunker Hill streets Los LosAngeles LosAnE Lo it SAngeles i
Angeles AnE > l S Cal GalI CalI
I do not consider your extraordinary extraordinarycommunication cxtiaordin cxtiaordincommunicati extraordinarcommunication
communication not of July 2i as at atall all com competent compatent competent ¬
petent to terminate the Incident of the thepublication thepubllcatl011 tthpublication
publication in the New Yorker York rof of the thevicious thevici tin tinviciOus
vicious vici us falsehoods for which you admit admityourself admltyours tyourself t
yourself yours lf to be responsible responsibleUniversal responsibleUniversal responsibleUniversal
Universal Malice MaliceAs MaUceAs
As to your our disclaimer of malice based basedupon base baseUpon j I Iupon
upon the fact that thatou you do not know me mepersonally mepersQnn1ly mi
personally I t can only say that thorn thornla ther therIs thenis i
Is j malice toward to ardnll all mankind in an act actsuch actsuch ac t tsuch t
such as yours Personal Personatanlmus animus may mayindeed mayindeed ma maindeed r
indeed be lacking lackingThen lacking1hen lackingThen
Then your act ct of wanton evil is even evenless cvenle Cvei 1 1le
less le excusable ecus ble and nd more more re contemptible contemptibleteams contemptlblteams
teams In the race start from a given givenline giverI 1 i
line with their stretcher atfetph er or Utter HU r and andrun andrun ant I I
antL
run to A 11 spot 8p t 10Q yards away where wh whereThan N a aman amllh l
man supposed tor be b mortally wounde3 wounde3Is
i5 lying on the ground The Injured one oneIs ontis 3
Is placed on the Utter Htt r andjcarrled nnd carried back backfifty backI backfifty bad badfifty c
fifty yards There he is placed on the theground theground tini j
ground and a compress is put on his hisright 111sright IthS 3
right arm rm and the proper treatment is isgiven Isgiven l 5
given by the members of th the team They Theythen The Thethen hey heythen r
then pick up the litter IItlerand and run to tin thostarting th thstarting tinstarting j
starting point The judges will base basetheir b bas ftc ftcI j
their decision t as much upon the manner mannerin mannerIn manuelin r
in which the supposed wound yound was dress dressed dr dressCd ss ssfrl ¬
ed frl as on the speed In the th saddling con contests conL ¬
tests which will be open open to every everr man manin manIn matin 1
in camp entitled to toa a horse the judges judgeswill j judgelconsider dges dgesill
will ill consider the themanner manner in which whichflu whichfluhorse the thehorse thco 2
horse Is saddled S ddledand and mounted as much muchas mll h has 1 1as
as the length l ngth of time it requires to do dothe a aI J J Jthe
the latter work workThe w workThe rk rkThe
The foremost officers of the Guard will willBELT willI wll 1 IDIED
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DIED DIEDBELIOn DIEDBELLOn
BELT BELIOn > On Monday Aucust Au Aur st 7 1905 ALEX ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ¬
ANDER 4 > DER MELVILLE BELL in his eighty elghtysexenth elght elghtse eightyseventh
seventh se nth year yearFuneral yearFuhern1 yearFuera1
Funeral services ettvic < at the house of his son sonAlexander sonAlexander sonAlexander
Alexander Graham Bell 1331 Connecticut Connecticutavenue CtJnnect1cutavenue t
avenue at 5 p m Wednesday V dnesdny Interment Intermentat Intermenat t
at Rock RO k Creek Cemetery Cemeter It ItBURROWS Itnr litl3ljrtnOWOn
BURROWS l3ljrtnOWOn n yr On Monday o August 7 100J 100Jafter 1O0iafter
after nr e a short Illness ea WILLIAM lLIiWJJnoW lLIiWJJnoWr BURROWS BURROWSService BURROWSSerylcC
Service at Third Baptist DaptilltChurch Church Ch rch corner cornerFifth comerFifth comet r
Fifth and an < 1 Q QStr streets ts Thursday August Ul ust 10 10lW > t
1805 lW at 2 oclock ocl k p 111 1 It atCARR Iti itCARRAt
CARR CARRAt At heir h I I home hon e 1923 1I2t puke jstreet jstreetAlexandria strCetAlexandria treet treetAlexandria
Alexandria Va v Vaon 8 on onSaturdar SatufdajVAjlguat Ugust si f 1003 1003at 1005at iDO iDOat
at 1145 p m from tr llnwhooplng whooping tpush NOL NOMAMAY NOLMAY OMA OMAIAY
MAY IAY CARR daughter of William and Agnes AfineaCarr Agnesarr AgneCarr
Carr arr
Farewell Moma omll farewell fare lldarllng lldarllngVe darling darlingWe darlingWe
We Ve must say our last farewell farewellTill farevellTf11 farewellTill
Till we meet beyond the river riverHappy rJverHappy 1 1Happy
Happy there with thee to dwell dwellit w wIt j jFather
It By Father and Mother MotherEVERLY MotherEYERLYSuddenl MotherEvERLYSuddenl3
EVERLY EYERLYSuddenl Suddenly HARRY EVERLY EVERLYaged EVERLliaged
aged twentyfive years at Washington Asy Asylum Asylum As Aslum ¬
lum Hospital HospitalFuneral HospitalFunlM
Funeral FunlM from 720 Maryland avenue north northeast northeast aunteast I ¬
east Thursday mornIng August 10 1003 1003Laurel 1005Laurel 1003Laurei
Laurel papers papers please copy cO It ItKREIS Itr1 itIUIEISDeparted
KREIS IREISDepart Departed d this life 1if on Monday Au August Aue t tgust ¬
gust 7 1005 JACOB KREIS at his resi residence res resdene resclence ¬
dence 360 K Kstreet street reet southwest In his seven seventieth lIevcne severtieth ¬
tieth year yearFuneral yeare yearFuneral
Funeral from froiflStThhn Sr StJphns > jphng Lutheran Church ChurchWednesday ChurchVedne1Jday ChurciWedndaY
Wednesday August A gulit KFa005 1005 at 230 oclock oclockIntermnt ociQcke oClOctIntermOnt
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TRAPIER TRAP TRAPIEROn ROn On Satu SatuWaYiitAUJust day7i AUKUSt 5 1S03 1S03at iX iXat
at the residence of his hi fatherinlaw Col ColMotte Collotto Co Cootte
lotto otte Alston 1508 Q street RICHARD tU ARD SHU SHUBRICK SHVnnICK SHtBRICK
BRICK TRAPIER son of the late l t Rev Re Paul PaulTraplerfl PaulTroplcrfl Pat PatTrapieril
Traplerfl of Charleston S C It ItTRIPPE ItTRIPPEOn itTRIPPEOn
TRIPPE TRIPPEOn On Monday August 7 1005 at atI
530 p m HIRAM IlIRA IflAt B TRIPPE TRIPPEFuneral TRIPPEFuneral TRIPPEFuneral
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WOODWARD WOODW VOODWARDOn ARDOn On Monday Monda August Augu Augustat t7 7 IftOS IftOSat 1M I
at oclock p m at Washington Grove Md MdWILLIAM MdI MdWILLIAM
WILLIAM RYLAND RYLA > D WOODWARD It ItIN Ite itIN
IN MEMORIAM MEMORIAMQUIGLEY 1
QUIGLEY QUIGLEYIn In loving remembrance of our ourdear ourt ci cidear ir
dear son and brother MICHAEL J h QUIG QUIGLEY QUIGI QUICtRY ¬
tRY I EY who died August 8 1596 1596Tis 1506s
Tis sweet to dwell by b the memories of the theThis theI tF tFpast IC c
past pastThls
I This sweet tfi be in company comp ny by thought thoughtwltn thoushwun thoug thougwIth i it
wIth those gone past pastTo pastT
To T sleep sl ep their th lr long lastvsleep and the flow flowers nowr8 fiooers ¬
ers r8 company keep keepFor keepFor
For tis only O nlY a dream from whence henc an awak awakcnnlng R awalennlng ak akI r
ennlng cam camAnd comAnd came cameAnd
And you ou dear brother had gone soneBut goneI
But ut Ml must m st part beyond to that th t Immortal ImmortalThere ImmortalThere immorttlife cI i
life
There behind In gloom and sadness we wemust WemUllt i imutit e
must leave l ae the rest In the th strife strifeIt strifeIt strifeBy
It By His Mother other Brother and Sisters SistersFUNERAL SistersFUNERAL SistersFUNERAL
FUNERAL FUNERAL DESIGNS DESIGNSof
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j 1id Tailoring TailoringSale pvg I aHoring aHoringtj1
tj1 Sale SaleI
All the surplus fabrics disclosed by stocktaking are assem assembled assenibled ¬
bled in these two bargain Jots for speedy clearance The sale saleoffers sa1 sa1offers
offers you a rare chance to get a swell summer suit to order at ata ata
a fraction of its value or an odd pair of trousers for next nexttonothinp next73O
tonothinp tonothinpfor
7050 52e5O 52e5Ofor 2e50 2e50for
for two piece summer sum er for separate trousers to tosuits tosuits tosuits
suits to order of fabrics order of fabrics worth worthworth worthworth worthworth
worth to 20 double doubleFIT doubleFIT doubleFIT
FIT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED GUARANTEEDJ GUARANTEEDMERTZand
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as nsit it appears np ar3 to me 1C than would wou ld be e the tl1Cgratificitlon thegratificijtion
gratification of a personal p rsonal animosity bjr bjrf b bmeans
means meanse equally luall despicable You say that thatr thatou
you ou never attempted to conceal your I
Identity I entlty in the matter matterYour matterYour
Your unfortunate unf rtunate friend jCriswell cer cer certalnly f ftainly
talnly believed that you meant It itshoud itshoudbe should Ie I c ci
be concealed for he was ready to go goto gO goto
to jail j iI rather than reveal rcvcalIt it Your letter lett r rm I J I
will m be turned over o er on Wednesday Vedl1esc1ayto to Mrv Mrvf MrvPaul Mr1 MrPaiil f
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Paul Paiil Krotel assistant district attorney attorne 1 1 t
of New ew York county countyCiiminal
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It Is my belief that an Indictment s swill sWill
will be returned against you and that thatyou thatyou
you will be tried in New liew York for the J Jj
commission of a criminal libel libelIf libelIt ilbelIt
It you are thus given the opportunity opportunitywhich opportunltwhich opportunitywhIch
which you say you desire to exculpate exculpateCriwell r
Criswell whose whosetlaglc tragic death has occur dccll i 1red
red since you 00 u addressed addre s ed me I sincerely SIncQr t tr J
hope that you OU will do go o You owfe ow owe that h I f fmuch 11much
much to hia family t
If I were Ver in your our place plac I should go t J
to New York without wlthoutdelayand delay and face the thesituation thesituation
situation JOSEPH L RHINOGIC RHINOGICi
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act as the officials of ofth the meet They Th y r
are Referee per ree Gen George G orge H Harries H Hftrrienstflrter rrlesj t
starter Lieut Col Lloyd M Brett
judges Col John BIddle Col M Em Emmelt Erathett
melt Urcll Col Charles Ournnd Capt
Edwrd Edw > rd A Miller Capt C P Summer SUmmerall
all Capt Andy Parker and First Lieut i
J 1 H Griffiths timers Capt E C Ed Edwards
wards Capt Charles S Swigart and
Capt Leroy W V Herron
The events aveI1 ts will tsilltakc take place in the can conc i
ter t r of the drill Held fi ld and the first part
of the meet me t is expected eXl cted to be in time h
for or the dress parade which will probably
be given In Commissioner llacfarland5
honor <
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fc Accident to Lieutenant L LieutenantFa1e LieutenantFa1eLieut e tenant Pales le i
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Lieut I Lieut I ut Warren D Fales of the AmbU AmbUlance
lance lancelZorps feorps was the th victim of a serious se seriousaccident lous lousaccident I i
accident yesterday yesterda and as a result is islaid i ilaid
laid up in the general hospital with his hisfhcc l1f l1ff hisfac
fhcc f fac c t and head swathed in bandages He Hewas Hew
was w wasP wasPsupervising s supervising some disinfecting work worknear workneth I f
near ne the hospital when the flames from fromsome fromsorri
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some sorri some lighted straw saturated with crude crudeoil crudeoil r roil
oil flashed fi shed up in his hi face and burned him himt l1hnberore
before he could make his escape from fromt fromthe
the tent Lieutenant Fales face was wasscorched wasscorchland wasscorched
scorched scorchland and his chin was badly burned burnedHis burnedHis
His mustache eyebrows and hair were weresln weresinged
singed sln d off The lieutenant Heuten nt was taken to tothe tothe
the generaKhospital general hospital where Dr Vqod 1VQQdman Wopdman Vqodman
man dressed dressed dressedhis his injuries The Tb Thgofflctr offic officer r
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was afterward assisted to his tent by b bymembers I
members of his command commandLieutenant commandLieutenant commandLieutenant
Lieutenant Fales is one of the most mostvaluable mostvaluabte mostalunble
valuable v men in the Guard as well as a apopular anopuln1 aopular
popular p officer and an much regret wAS wisexpressed wASexplessec1 witsxpressed
expressed e on onall all sides when it was waslearned wa walearned wasearned
learned that he was a victim of ofana ofanacldent ofan an ac accident acident < ¬
cident c ident in which several enlisted men mennnrrowh menarrowly
narrowly n cn escaped scl ped injury htjut htjutActln l
Acting Actln Adjutant General Gen < ral C Fred Cook Cookyesterday CookyesterdayIssued Cookesterday
yesterday yesterdayIssued y Issued an in order calling for a adrill adrill afrill
drill of the mounted officers in camp campupder campu1der campunder
under Col CoL Lloyd Llo d M Brett The score scoreof scoreor
of more of officers reported on the drill drillfield drillfield 1 1field
field and were put through almost the th thsnm
sime snm s drill as nsthemembers the members of the regu regular regular ¬
lar ar cavalry to towllich which Colonel Brett was wasattached wasttached
attached a at the time he was transferred transferredto
at to t o the headquarters of the District ml miJIUn ndltin
JIUn JiUav ltin The object pf of the thcdrlU drill was to tofamiliarize tQfamiliarIze toamilIarize
familiarize f the officers offi crs and horses with withthe withthe withhe
the t he work in n the field fieldLecfurcfl fieldL
1 Lectured L cturcd to Officers OfficersDr OfficersDr
Dr McDaniels of the thCf th general sr neral hos hospital tiesltal
pltal p ltal lectured to the noncommissioned noncommissionedofficers t1 t1officers
officers o about S oclock yesterday aft aftrnooii tt ttcrnoon
emoori crnoon e The Th lecture lasted for an hour hourr
or o r more during which time Um the soldiers soldierswore soldierswere soldierswere
were told toldall all about the various uses to towhich
which the emergency mcrenc or firstaid fir tuid pack pnckttes
aj n ttes 3 could be put putTlicre putThere 1
There was no brigade dress dress parade In Inthl1 inhe l
First regiment regimentunder regimentnder
thp he > afternoon The I
under u nder Colonel Oil Ournnil rand took the drill drillfield dplllfte1c1 drilleld
ufi field fi eld at 5 oclock and went through the theceremony th
ceremony c rmon General Harries and his histaff 1 1staff J Jstaff
staff s taff officers ofl cers as well as the Instructors Instru tors I c cwatched cwitched
watched the parade from their tents c
The T he commanding general was well sails sailsfled sattsed t1g t1gfllfl
fled fl ed with the manner maJ ner in which Colonel Coloneluranfl T TOurand
Ourand uranfl handled his troops c cThe cThe
The First irlt battery field artillery of the themlliiith 1 1mllltiu ImlllUu
mllltiu gave an anlntercltlng Interesting drill shortly shortlyhefpre shortl shortlheCQtl shortlyefQre
hefpre h efQre 5 oclock Captain Fox now nowplaces nowinces
places p inces more confidence In his 1IR horses horsesand 110rlJeSInl
and n rnl men and Is endeavoring to get up upto c cto
to o top speed All the tl1 = men and animals anhnalBare animalsre t tare
are a re in good condition und have stood the thehard t thard
hard h ard work wont better than was w s expected expectedYqter j
Yqter YcstorBrij ri there was a great grentdeal deal of oflirinjr ofllrinv
lirinjr fi ring and the drill was urousht urou ht to a aclose aclasp alose l
fic fia close c lose with < volley prctlce There was not nota nota
a fraction of < > t a seconds difference in the thelime j
time of the explosions of the pieces and dndGeneral tndGeneral t
General Harries seemd pleased ple scd with the thewlrk j jwork i iwork
work of the th battery batteryThe batteryThe
The three hours of drilling yesterday ycsterflscymorning yesterdaymorning gterd < < y ym
morning m rnInlt gave the noncommissioned < l of r rHcars j
ilcers a fine opportunity oPP rtunlty to disolay their theirIcnoVllerlll theirnowledtC j jknowledge
knowledge k nowledtC of the tactics and military militaryaffairs mUitana11air8 militaryffairs
affairs a in general g neral The principal work workwa c cwas
was wa diminishing the front or 01 separat separating fleparatIng eparatng ¬
ing ng the companies into squads at att1ftcen att1ftcenpacPH rlfteen rlfteenpaces flrteenaces
paces p aces apart auart and afterwards reassemb reassembling reassemblIn reassembug
ling lIn ug them th m in close order The greater greaterpart greaterpart greaterart
part p art of If the work if not all of it In Inthis Inthis Inhis
this t his drill fell upon the corporals in incharge inharle inharge
charge c harle of the squads Their vork at atthe atthe atthe
the new drill seemed satisfactory AO th the theinstructors thenstructors e J Jinstructors
instructors who watched them then closely
During the advance and rear guard guardworlrdone gUllrdby t
worlrdone by the Second S Corid regiment reglmenteom com cornntnded J Jby Jm
m ntnded nded by Acting Col Richard A AOBrien AOBrler f fQBle
OBrien n Major Stephan commanding I Ith
the th t he Fourth battalion had charge of the thescoifts f fSCOltts
scoifts or advance guards > Iajor Harvey Harveysed j IJ IJused
used u sed the Sixth battalion as the main mainfiring mainUrln mainIring
uf firing Urln line while the Fifth battalion battalionheaded battalionheaded I Iheaded
headed by ny Acting Major Edward Brian Briancomposed Briancomppsc
composed comppsc c the support or orrelntQrcempnh orrelntQrcempnhThe reinforcements reinforcementsThe
The Th drill was as practiced for Or about an anhfJ anhOUr J Jhour
hour hfJ r The men were given a rest of ofhalf othalf ofalf
half h alf an hour and were ere strong when it itcame Itcame Itame
came c ame to the advance and rear guard guardwork guardworlt guardwork
work workThe worltThe
workThe
The men wound up the morning with withn withcharge
a charge on the commissary department departmentThe department1b departmentThe
The 1b ttent flaos were down however be beoavse bea11e beaijse
oavse c Major Neumeyer had gone one to toiHflrpers
Harpers Ferry to lay In another sup
ply of good thIngs to toeat eat
j HARD WORDS AND ALMOST ALMOSTBLOWS ALMOSTBLOWS ALMOSTBLOWS
BLOWS IN TAGGART CASE CASEContinued CASEContinued CASEContinued
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f gart in OrrvHle Bald she often saw Wil WilJiam wntlam Wiliam
Jiam iam Tagrgart on the Tdggart T gart premises premisesRalph
Ralph Misch who worked at the Hun KurdHouse HunI HunIIOUSe HunHouse J ij j I I
House > in InorrVIIIe Orrville when Mrs Taggart Taggartwas Taggarwas 1agg art t
was stopping there testified tcsUfiedthnt that Wil William WUllam Wil1am ¬
liam Taggart often occupied a room atthe a at atthe I
t the he hotel and that on one occasion he hesaw hesaw li liaw e
saw s aw William Taggart enter Mrs Tag Taggnrts
garts room and remain there wth W1 h Tagr her herabout be beabout herabout r I
t about an hour hourThe hourThe hourThe
The deposition of Capt Edwin F F Cole Colewho Colewho Colewho
who served ser edwlth with Major Taggart at Fort FortThomas FortThomas For t tThomas
Thomas Tampa Flu and andF Fort rtLeaven rtLeavenworth Leaven Leavenworth Leavenworth
worth was introduced InevIdcnce in evidence Cap Captain Captain ¬
t tain t am Cole stated that Major laj r Taggart Taggartwas Taggartwas t
was always n ways very fond of his children childrenand childrenand chlldreind 1
t and a nd he never knew of Major Majolrrttggart MajolrrttggartbeIng Taggart Taggartbeing t tbeing
1 being Intoxicated IntoxicatedCapt IntoxIcatedCapt IntoxicatedCapt
Capt Wendell Wendel1Simpson Simpson stated that he heonly Ii Iinly
only < o nly saw kind treatment on the part of ofMajor orrajor o oMajor
j Major Taggart Ta art toward his wife and chil children children chiidren ¬
dren drenI > L
Midnight tr dnight Incident IncidentThe lnci IncidentThe ent entI
The deposition < then was read of Maj MajThomas MaJhomas MajThomas
Thomas T H Reece who lived liv In onehalf onehalfof onehalf f
of o f the th house of O which Captain capta in Taggart Taggartoccupied Taggrirtoccupied Tagg r rccupied t
occupied o the other otherhalC half atFort Leaven Leavenworth Leavenworth
worth One evening he spent a a couple coupleof e
of o f hours with Captain cap taln Taggart ora gg art and his hishost hi hiost a
host ho ost t was perfectly sober soberThat soberThat I
That night about 3230 oclock he saw sawMrs MawMrs sa saMrs t
Mrs Taggart accompanied by a man manDome
Dome c to tothe the house h OU5e They tried the front frontdoor trontdoor ron ronoor t I
door d oor went away and returned again againan againan agairn 1
an a n hour hou later With Vth some someca1llng calling on onher ol olI 11 1 1her
her h er part Taggart Taggartcame came to the door and andJet andlet aiu aiuet 1
Jet et her berm bermMnj In InMaj inMaj
Maj Homer Bundy Bund in a deposition depositionsaid depositionsaId depositionI
said s aid he never n ver saw awanthlnJ anything but kind kindtreatment kln klnreatment 1
treatment t on n the part of Captain Tag Tagsart Tiff Tiffeposlfi
tTol tTolr I1Cwrtg Cwrtg m
sart art 41 toward r his I1 wife and children Tho Thodeposition Thileposithri B
deposition eposlfi n of t Capt C pt Benjamin W Atkin Atkinson Atkinson Atkint ¬
son s on was introduced to the effect that thatCaptain thatCapti11n tha thaCaptain t
Captain TasgartWas T jiSdf WRS never known to be beintoxicated bghtoxJcated hi a Sntoxicated I
intoxicated and that he was very do domestic doC ¬ j jm j
mestic m stlc In his home life and always alwaysgreatly alwaysgreatly alwaygreatly 8 j
greatly attached to his wife and chil children children cliiiren ¬ 1
dren drenAt drenAt d ren
At this thlJ point of the proceeding pro dings Judge JudgeEason JudgeEason JudgEason a
Eason adjourned court for the daySPECIAL day daySPECIAL daySPECIAL
SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICESAN NOTICESAN
AN JJ JTNUSUAL USUAL opportunity opportunitytosecure to o secure a agood agqodpaYlng t tgQOd t
good gqodpaYlng paying business property known knownas knowiti5
a as ti5 Sautters Saloon aloon and Restaurant sit sltjuate sitJJlite altJte2 <
juate Jte2 Np p ljffiryLt 1tJL t nw established and andsuccessfully andsncces am amsltCCeSSfUlly t
successfully sncces sltCCeSSfUlly fuHy conducted since 1875 The Theproperty Tb Tbproperty I I
property proper tY consists S of parts part of lots 10 ts 1 1 and a n d 2r 2rsquare 2 2square r t i
square 377 fronting 21 feet on 9th st stnw Stnw 4 I I
nw n w by a 0 depth of 917 971h feet Offers Oft rs wIll wiUbe wIllbe wilbe j I
be received for the purchase purch e of f the prop propertv pt prop property pi I j
erty including the fixture on onp or before beforeAugust beforeAugUst S 0 0August
August 15 1905 the th right being reserved reservedto res resdtveo iVed iVedto I
to t o reject any an or oral1 all offers THE WASH WASHINGTON W WASHINGTON ASH ASHINGTON ¬
INGTON LOAN LO Ji AND TRUST CO BvJOHN By ByJOHN Th ThJOHN
JOHN JOY EDSON President executor executorof eccut executd executdof f for
of estate of Sophia Sautter auollt auolltBen au511tBen auPUtBen
Ben Einstein EinsteinDealer EinsteInDeater EinsteinDealer
Dealer In InMetals InMetalsScrap InMetals
Metals MetalsScrap Scrap Ironand Irott n Machinery Machineryhas
I has removed to
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Prc From n 9 to 10 I A AI > r M From 10 to 11 A AM M MFrom From II HtO12M HtO12MBetween to 12 M MBetween I IBetweeil I
I Between the hours bOlirsof of 9 and 10 10c From 10 until 11 tomorrow tomorrowmorning Between the hours of 11 11 1 1 and I Itomorrow II
tomorrow toniorroworiiing TJporning orning we will W il put on onit morning n we ve will put on sale sa e our ourregular o r 12 we put on sale a lot of Col Colored COlsale ¬ II I
sale 60 99 p dozen ozen Ladies Laeekisle LaeekisleHose Lnee < blt Jr regular gular 121c 2 c Figured Silkoline in ina In ored Lawn Kimonos neat and andpretty II IIsale
Hose full regu regular ¬ I a large variety of ofdesigns pretty figured and striped effects effectsmade 4 4lar I
lar made they are arethe designs Not more made extra full fullthe I I
the he seconds seco ds of of Ie 1 iMjK iMjKi > I than 10 yards to a acustomer g 7 j worth always always39c < t tworth II IIhe I
standard t tiiird 25c kinds t5wK m c < customer cl stomer1 at per pervard 3 8 C 39c 39cOne 15 C I Ie IOne
1 One hour I i yard vard One hour hourA hoLirMjslir
I I IMuslin
Muslin Underwear SaIe SeJeA 3 akes
Toilet Soap SoapWortK Soa Soaptomorrow 5
A special lot of short skirts with deep cambric ruffle rufflego go on sale p C
tomorrow only Regular RegularWc 29c garments for one day i 9 iSf iSfNainsook C Worth 15c 15cAbout l 1cNansook > c calnsook
Nainsook Corset Covers in five dir dl i Lot of o Cambric Long Skirts deep d et > About one hundred boxes of offine
ferent crent with lace lac insertion
styles one flounces trimmed with point de Paris
diagonally dla onall across front an lace insertions Made extra full and andother fine fifl Violet Toilet Soap three threecakes threeother threeother
other style st le allover lace front n P f reenforced Usually Usuall sell as a p fr frand t
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cakes cakesina in box bo this hc crvin
a usually usuallysells
and back finished with ribbon 25C leader at 1 Tomorrow spe 59C H 1J J soap
Worth WorthtJ SiteNow ow j cial I at atRegular sells and is IS worth 15c For our burend ourend ourendof
end endof of the season sale 5c bo bo50c boI box boxReguksr
Regular 2 Umbrellas UmbrellasWe j jWe
We Va have just received r c led from one of the largest Umbrella Umbrellamakers 98 50c 50 C Skirts Sk lrtS 31c 31cLadies 31cmakers I C Cmalers
makers In the East his entire floorstock fioor tock of regular 200 200Umbrellas C Ladies Striped Gjngham Skirts with withwide
Umbrellas The cloth In these umbrellas
is
an extra good u uquality wide flounce finished with small ruffle ruffleworth
quality silk gloria while the handles are Sterling Silver SilverGerman worth orth 50c WcTomorrow Tomorrow Sic Sic75c
German Silver Natural atural Horn and Pearl Silk cover and tassels Bought this thisentire thJHntlre thisentire
entire < > lot at a price that enables us to offer the greatest umbrellas ever sold soldfor = old oldfor
for 98e 75c Corsets 34c 34cOdds 34cOdds 34cOdds 1
Odds and ends nds nf medium waist Cor Corsets Corsets Corsets ¬
sets that thatsel1 sel regularly at Voc a pair pairTomorrow pairp i
p Closing Q Oit t L es Tomorrow fomoirpt at 34c SicOver 34cOver I
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Over a hundred bolts of Val and Whlt to < Cream Linen and Black Val Va1Torchon I
125 1 25 Waists V t 47c 47cAll 47
i Torchon Laces I acei Jnsertlngsr and Bead Torchon Band and Platt Laces Bead Beadiligs c
3 II Ings i = running mnino In ir Ti widths < ithc frnm from 1 1 tn to o IURS and Insertings some sold All the odds and ends of Lawn and andDotted I
g I C r for 35c a yard To b be close closed out tg Dotted Swiss Waists slightly sHghtl r soiled soiledthat solle
6 Inches sold at lOc loc had nd 20c Oc a during our ur endoftheseason Iff 10C that have been b en selling for 1 and 125 125Tomorrow 125yard 125yard
16 I yard Endoftheseason price sale at Tomorrow 47c 47cDomestics 4cI 47cDomestics
I Domestics DomesticsCotton New Styles in Our Fa Famous FmousCotton rnoxis rnoxisTrimmed
95
Cotton Flannel 32 inches wide extra extraheavy Trimmed Polos at atWeve t C Cheavy
heavy quality sold at all times 4 4C 4Cfor T3C T3Cfor C Cror
for Sc a yard Tomorrow at atThe 4 Wave W ve another new idea in Polos This effect is in shirred silk with withrosettes with7cayard
The best brands brands of Gingham worth worth7c worthic
7c 7cayard a yard uhl Reduced for this sale 4i C CPillow rosettes and brush In allwhite allblack and allblue The other styles that thathave thatto thatto
to have proven conclusively our millinery mllllner leadership are arePolos Poles trimmed with withvelvet 1th
Pillow Pill Cases hemstitched 45x36 45x36made 4 4ox36mne x36
made mne from one onef pf lC the finest brands of ofcotton velvet and n4 quills some ome with velvet lpt and hair brush some with pomppms ro rosettes roo rol rocotton ¬
Tomorrow cotton o sold l usually for iSo vv vv19c 14c 14cTomorrow 11iC I settes s tcs and quills self e and contrasting trimmings elsewhere these styles sell at
250 00 Only here at fie OSc OSe19c C C19c
19c Ladies Vests 94c 94cLadies 91cIadie 9cneekand
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests lace Ln Lnneck D
neck n neekand ck and armholes worth lOc 19cTomor Tomor Tomorrow ¬ lLJJUY W Wash as h uarmen Garments t S N Now OW
row a lender at DVic 9c2ChiHs J12C2ChHds
And Save SaveChildrens
2 Childs Dresses Dresses49c 49c 49cChildrens
Childrens While Dresses Drcgs s French Franchstylo Very fine quality White Cannon CannonCloth White Heavy Cannon Cloth Skirts
style trimmed with embroidery and andlace Cloth Skirts made with tucks tucksto deeply tucked below hips
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