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2 THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9 1905 19O
attache of the Russian foreign office officewho officewho officewho
who had the credentials of the Csurs Csursenvoys Cmr3tno Cznr Cznrnvoy
envoys tno nvoy in his pocket pocketIt
It was ten minutes later before the thewaiting thewaiting
waiting crowd at the main entrance of ofthe ofthe oftile
the hotel was rewarded with a sigh shhiof I Iof
of f the Japenese plenipotentiaries The Thelittle Thellttle Thelittle
little Baron Komura came first dressed dressedin
in a n black frock with white waistcoat waistcoatand waIstcoatand waistcoatand
and derby derb hat He was smoking a half halfconsumed haUconsumed halfccnsumed
consumed cigarette without any an holder holderTakahira holderTakahira folderTakahira
Takahira Lights Up UpHe UpHe OpHe
He was closely closel followed by Minister MinisterTakahira i1inlstcrTakahia
Takahira who was attired in a a gray graysuit graysuit j jsuit
suit with a large Panama hat on his hishead hisheatl hishead
head Just before entering the car Mr MrTakahira 111Takahira MrTakahira
Takahira stopped to light a cigarette cigaretteSo
So it happened that every one of the theenvoys thepno theenvoys
envoys pno s on the way to discuss the issues issuesof Issuesof
of peace or war in the tli Far East was wasdrawing wasdrawing wasdrawing
drawing inspiration from these little littlerolls lIttleNlls littlerolls
rolls of tobacco The Japanese traveled traveledn
In n a black car and were accompanied accompanieday
ay Jy x M l Adachl the secretary ecretar of the Jap Japinesc Japlntse JapLnese
inesc foreign office who is an expert expertfrench expertbrfnCn expert9rrieh
french scholar scholarSession sholarSession sehohirSession
Session Will ViII Be Brief BriefThe BriefThe BriefThe
The first session of the peace commis commission commIssIon commisston ¬
sion sIon will be brief There will be an inter interchange Interchange Interchange ¬
change of credentials credenUalsand and they the will be bexamIn oe oeExamined
Examined xamIn d carefully carefull especially bv the theJapanese theJapanese
Japanese who have a feeling recollective recollectiveof
of the manner in which they were duped dupedby dupedlJy
by Li Hung Chang utter the war ivarwltb with withChina withChina
China into giving ther terms to a man manwho man manwho manwho
who was not Invested Inv sted with power to toconsider toConsldpr
consider themIt them themIt themIt
It Is to this the Japanese attribute the theability thenbllit
ability nbllit of Russia Germany and France Franceto
to pft v together and deprive them of the thefruits thefruits
fruits of their victory over China Japan Japanwill JaiJanw1lI
will not make the error now Unless cue cuecredentials Ulecredentials thecredentials
credentials presented b by oy M Witte and andBaron andBtron
Baron Rosen empower them to treat for forpeace forpeace
peace I am assured the session of the theconference theconffrence th
conference will be a short one Japan Japanwill JapanwUl
will not negotiate with envoys who are arepowerless arepowerles arepowerless
powerless to conclude negotiations negotiationsCredentials negotiationsCredentials
Credentials Verified VerifiedAfter VerifiedAfter
After the question of credentials have have4een haveetn
been etn satisfactorily satlsfactorll adjusted the com commissioners commissioners ¬
missioners will agree upon UI > on the routine routineto routineto routineto
to be followed the language or lan languages languages langUages ¬
guages to be used the rules governing governingthe governingthe governingthe
the arguuTsnt and the thenumber number and du duties duties ¬
ties of attendants attenda1 t to be admitted to the thesacred thesacred
sacred precincts of the council room roomThis roomrhls
This work It Is believed will take up upell upall
all of today and maybe tomorrow When Whenit hen henIt
it has been accomplished Japan will pre present present ¬
sent the terms upon which she is will willing wUlIng ¬
ing to make peace peaceThe Deace1he
The spirit In which these terms are areaccepted areaCtpted
accepted by b the Russian Russlanenyoys envoys will willlargely willlargely willlargely
largely govern the question as to wheth whether whether ¬
er or not an armistice will be arranged arrangedpending1 arrangedptndlng
pending the negotiations With the first firstmeeting firstmN
meeting mN ting of the commissioners the feelIng feelIng feel reellug
Ing grows stronger here that an agree agreement agreement agreeinent ¬
ment will be reached reachedWhere reachedWhere
Where Split May Come ComeThe ComeThe
The question on which the split will willcome willcome
come if 1 It does come will be the Indem Indemnity Indemnit ¬
nity nit If Japan is willing to take insteadof InsteadIt instead
of It n a great amount in cash cession of ofPort ofPort
Port Arthur Dalny Daln and Sakhalin and andthe andthe
the East China railroad the probabili probabilities probabilities ¬
ties are strong peace will come If as asis asIs
is feared she will insist not only on onthese onthese
these concessions conc sslons but a heavy cash cashpayment cashpament
payment m addition the probabilities probabilitiesare
are that the Russians will balk balkThe balkhThe
hThe The question n cstlon of peace p ac ot course de depends delHnds delwn1s ¬
pends upon 1p ln what our honorable honor be foes ex exnt exIWt exnot
nt not > ot to tl obtain said 2kl 1 Witte today I
have had a general Idea of their pur purposes purIOses ¬
poses j0S but my m government never has had hada
a specific knowledge of what would be
demanded It Is therefore th r rore impossible for form torm rorm
m to o say say wnat the result of this con ¬
ference will wlll be but if 11 the envoys envo s of
Japan are sincerely Incerel anxious to end the thewar thewar
war as I believe they are we shall shallreach shallrca
reach rca an agreement agreementI
I j shall leave nothlnf nothln undone to reach
the desired object In this respect Baron
Rosen wholly agrees with me We feel
that we represent not only the empire empireof empireo
of o Russia Ru sla but that In a measure all the
nations of 01 the world look to us for a s
sincere effort to conclude the peace We W Te
shall gro o about our work as reasonable
men knowing knowin ful well our responsibil ¬
ities and the conditions we have to meet
1n n ease the war must go on the world
will have to judge who is at fault faultArmy faultArmy
Army ArmT Band Will Play PlayFor PlayFor
For the Peace Envoys EnvoysConcerts EnvoysConcerts
Concerts by a United States Army Arzn
band will be provided for the entertain entertainment entertaInmnt ¬
ment of the peace envoys emo g quartered at atthe atthe
the Hotel Wentworth at Newcastle N
H In compliance with a request from fromThird fromThird froniThird
Third Assistant Secretary qf Q State Stat
Peirce Lieut Gen Adna R Chaffce Chaffcethe Chatrethe
the Acting Secretary of War has or ordered ordered ¬
dered the Tenth Artillery Corps Band Bandfrom Bandfrom L
from Fort Banks Mass to Fort Fort Con ¬
stitution close to the Hotel Wentworth Wentworthto
to place their services at the disposal I
ot the representatives representativesof of the State De Department Department ¬
partment
DEMAND FOR DIRT DIRTIt j
It doesnt take much to give a a man mana mana
a refutation r utnUon for meanness Even the tlt
laborers who shovel dirt over the sickly
grass plots on upper Broadway have haveearned haveearned
earned it by refusing to give away aWa palls pallsof pansot paibof
of earth earthWe earthYe
We Ye had to shut down some time timesaid timesaid timesaid
said one of the misers If we hadnt
we wouldnt have had any dirt left to tc
beautify bt > autlfy the landscape Folks In this
town are the biggest beggars your ever
saw No o sooner is a cartload of dirt din I
dumped dUIDI > ed out than children all up and anc I
ao dOin in the street swarm around with pails
grai t they the want filled with dirt to plant plantDOWNS planiiiowers
Bowers In in or to t make mud pies with
ith all that e < canil mil we simply had ha
to be mean meanNew meanl New ew York Press Pressroi Pres8DIED
DIED DIEDCOI4ttRUSQn DIEDCOLtMBLSOn
roi COI4ttRUSQn CMBDSOn Tuesday Tu R August 8 7905 O5
at 3050 oclock a m n at the Home for
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avenue Rt < nut MHV A SMITH S llTH SEHIXD BE HDD beloved
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TAYLOR beloved son on n of Miles and Fannie F zml
Taylor ag aged d twenty twent years et1ri and three months
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DISTRICT D MILITIA MILITIAIN
IN MIMIC BATTLE BATTLEBought BATTLEollght
Fought F ollght Imaginary Enemy Enemyfor Enelll Enelllfor Enemyfor
for Over an ti tui So hour hourEWED fir firVIEWED i iVIEWED
VIEWED VI EWED BY COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERSMacfarland COMMISSIONERSacfarland
I IMacfarland
Macfarland Macfarland M acfarland and Biddle Praised Guards Guardsmen Guardsmen ¬ I
men and nd Camp Site SiteAthletic SiteAthleticGames Athletic AthleticGames
Games Were Interesting InterestingCAMP InterestingCAMP InteresdagCAMP I
CAMP ORDVAY ORDV Ai Bolivar Heights HeightsAug Heightsug I
Aug A ug 9 9AmmunltJon Ammunition was issued to the theDistrict theistrict I IDistrict
District D istrict militiamen today toda and more morethan morean i ithan
than th an an hour and a half before noon ii iias j jwas iwa5
was w as spent in l fighting an imaginary imaginaryenemy imaginaryemy
enemy enemyThe enemyrh en emy II IIenemy
The rh work today to da Y was the th e most trying tryingthe tr tryinge in i
the th e citizen soldiers had thus far en encountered enuntered n ncountered ¬ I
countered co untered with the possible exception exceptionof exceptionthat
of that of the th first day General GeneralHarries GeneralHarries Genertarnies
Harries H arnies says there are ar to be no long longhikes 10noShIkes lon lonikes
hikes h ikes around the country this year yearII yearIL yearis I
IL is not believed that any any of the themarches themnre thtarches
mnre marches m arches will be longer than three miles milesGeneral mil mileseneral I
General G eneral Harries knows his men are aregood arcod
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good go od marchers because they the have dem demonstrated dernstrated ¬
onstrated on onbe strated their abilities in this respect respectbefore respectbefore respecifore j
before be fore What hat he is after now is to togive toIJe tc tcve
give gi ve the officers and men a chance to tothoroughly tothoroughly ttoroughly
thoroughly th oroughly acquaint themselves with withthe withthe withe
the th e new regulations regulationsMimic regulationslI1imic regulationsMimic
Mimic Battle Begun BegunFrom BegunFrom BegunFrom
From 8 oclock until 10 oclock the sol soldiers 801diers solers ¬
diers di ers were kept in company formation formationTwo formationTo formationwo
Two T wo or more small companies of forty fortsfifty
01 fifty men each were consolidated consolidatedinto consolidatedinto consolidatedto
into In to one command and an the ranking rankingcaptain rankingcaptain rankiniptain
captain ca ptain took charge At 10 oclock the thesoldiers thesoldiers th thldiers
soldiers so ldiers were marched out out of camp campThey campThey
They T hey went off In the direction of Hall Halltown Hlllltown
town to wn which is about four miles from fromthe fromthe L
the th e camp ca1IJ > site The companies were werethen
then th ea given their ammunition and the thedemonstrations thedemonstrations
demonstrations de monstrations against imaginary Imaginar ene enemies enemies eneies ¬ I
mies m ies were begun begunThe begunThe
The men put to practical use uSe their theirknowledge theirknowl
knowledge knowl k kfe dgc of scouting and put into ef effect etfect ¬
fect fe et every bit of soldiering they the had hadever hadoyer ita I
ever c ver acquired Advantage was taken takenof takenot t
ot every rut stone tree or bush Some Someadvance So Soadvance
advance a and rear guard work was also alsodone alsodone
done d one Colonel Brett Colonel Biddle Cap Captain ¬ I Itain
tain ta m Koester and Lieutenant Griffiths Griffithswent GrIffithswent i
Gi1ffithI
went w ent with the troops as instructors and andthe aniithe aru I
the th e instant they the saw an officer or a non noncommissioned noncommissioned ¬
commissioned c man handling the mem members members ¬
bers b ers of the company in anything but the thecorrect th
correct c way Y they stopped the proceed proceedings proceedIngs ¬
ings lo gs and gave the necessary neccs a1 Instruc Instructions Instructions ¬ I
tions tionsThe tionsThe ti ons
The men returned to camp camp somewhat somewhatfatigued t I
fatigued fa tigued and hungry hungr but still enthusi enthusiastic enthusiastic ¬
astic a stic over the maneuvers They The will be begiven begJEn bi S
given g iven more m rndre re work of a similar character charactertomorrow charactertomcrro characteomorrow r
tomorrow tomorrowCommissioner tomcrro tomcrroCommssIoner t omorrow
Commissioner Macfarland reviewed the tb e
brigade brlg b rigRde d on the drill field yesterday aft afternoon arternoon ¬
afta
ernoon e He was favorably impressed impressedwith impre sed sedwith a i
with w ith the camp c mp and said General Har Harries HarrIes ¬
ries ri es has a fine camp The location could couldnot couldnot coul coulot Hanil il
not n ot be better betterSaluted betterSaluted betterSaluted
Saluted the Commissioners CommissionersThe
The brigade was turned turncl over to Gen General General L ¬
eral e ral Harries by b Colonel Brett after It Itwas Itwas I Ias t
was w as formed and the commanding offi officer offiCer ofter ¬
cer c er In turn brought the soldiers to pre present preent pr ¬
sent s ent and then saluted Commissioners CommissionersMacfarland CommfsslonelsMacfarland Commissionelacfariand 5 j
Macfarland M acfariand and Biddle The latter lift lifted uned lifid ¬
ed e d th thJr Jr 11 hafi hat In recognition cf t th cour courtesy courtes ¬
tesy tes t eay General Harries then proceeded proceededto procec proceedeo ed edto a l
to t o the head of the Second Regiment Regimentand Regimentand t tnd
and a nd after changing the front of the thecompanies theompanies th thompanies
ac
ompanies c started the review He and andthe andthe an anhe
the t he officers offic rs of his staff saluted the Com Commissioners Commissioners ¬
missioners i who were w re standing The sol soldiers soldiers so i ¬
diers d iana saluted with eyes right General Gener cI 1
Harries B arnes and staff then took a position positionbehind positionb posltioehind a 1
b behind hlnd the th review reviewThe reviewThe reviewThe
The Athletic Meet MeetThe MeetThe
The meat me t began with the 100yard l00 ard dash dashover dashover das dasver Ii
over o ver the rough drill field This event eventand evcntand even t
tte
and a nd many others was carried off by the theThird theThird tt te
Third T hird battery field artillery artlller commanded commandedby commandedby d i
by b y Captain Summerall Private Heater Heatera Heatesmall r
a small sized man to be In the 4irm 4irmand rmy rmyand rm
and a nd who looked as though he stood not notthe notthe a H r
the th e ghost of a a show with the other tall taller tallI tallIt tal 1 ¬ I
er H t and better trained men won after aft r I Ia
a hard race ra e with Decker D ker or Company Companyecond 2 2Second 1
Ss Second S regiment re iment The latter finished finishedsecond finishedsecond ilnishe d
da
second s and Private Prosperi ifomped ifompedhome lompedhome tornpe tornpeome a
home h ome third thirdWith thirdlth
With lth a put of 23 feet C Cinches Inches Private PrivateRIcketts PrlvateRlckettI Privatlcketts 4
RIcketts R lcketts of the th Third Battery won the theshot theshot th IC IChot
shot s hot put Privates Decker and Graham Grahamwho Grahamwho Grahartho
who w ho put the sixteen pounds of lead a adistance adistance aistance
distance d wd of 37 feet 10 inches and 37 feet fet it itinches
3 3o Inches respectively rf > pectlve finished In the theorder theoder tli e erder <
order o rder named namedPrivates namedPrhates
Privates Decker and Graham won the thethrer thethree Ui IC
three t leg race by many yards The dis distance dl dltance dianee ¬
tance t anee was fifty yards ards which was covered coveredin coveredIn covere d dn
in i n 8 seconds Privates Priat s Gill and Prosperl Prosperlwere Prosperiwere ri riere
were w ere second and third place was taken take takey
by b y Green and Gramllns of the Third Thin Thinattery
Battery BatteryArtificer BatteryArtitler B attery atteryArufleer
Artificer Metcalf of the Third Bat 2u 2uery ¬
tery t ery won the heavy marching order orderrace orderrace ord I Iace
race r ace but was disqualified because becau e he I Iorgot
forgot f orgot to put tent pegs In his blanket blanketroll blanketroll blarilu blariluoll
roll r oll and did not wear regulation re vulatlon army arm y
1 I lit litPreparing
Preparing for Guard Gu rd Mount Mountshoes Mountshots
shoes s hoes Private Prosperl of 01 Comnany ComnanyE r
E Second Regiment Re iment was awarded first firstplace firstplace firs firslace t
place p lace Private Gill of the same com command comI cornand ¬
mand man m pm and got second place and Diamond Diamondof DiamondI
of o f the th Third Battery Batter was as registered as asthird asthird at athird I
third thirdDecker thirdDecker t hird hirdDecker
Decker had a walk > away aWa In the 220 220yard 220yard 220ard
yard y ard dash and won by b several vards vardsfrom vardtrom
yf
from from f rom Private ICunz of the Third Bat Battery Blltttry Batery ¬
tery t ery Private JeCauIey llcCauleYh of Company G GSecond GSecond Gecond
Second S econd Regiment Regimentfinls finished ed third The Thetime Thetime Theime
time t was 22 seconds secondsThe secondsThe secondsThe
The litter race for members of the theambulance theamhulan themhulane
ambulance a e corps was Interesting as well wellas wenas wells
as a s exciting It was won by b Sergeant SergeantPerry SergeantPerry Sergeanterry
Perry P Pb erry and Private Thompson and Hefle H Heflerower fie fieI
brower b rower Privates Tallmadge Brown and andWalker andValkeJ andWalker
Walker ValkeJ got second s cond place pI nee This Thisevenit event entwas entwasnot was wasnot wasot
not n ot to test the running ability oollit It was wasto waso vasto
to t o determine whlcn two men could couldpick couldpick couldick
pick p pb ick up UI > a soldier 100 yards from a start starting startlug startig ¬
lug b ig point and dress a gunshot wound on onI
his h is right arm in a thorough and neatashion
fashion f and get back to the starting
point p oint first The time for or the event was wasrnirutes as
1 mirutes The team In charge of o Private Privateutton
Sutton S utton arrived on the line second but butthe
the t he bandage was not wrapped wrap ped as tIght tiishtor tIJ1tor tIghtr
or o r neatly nettl as a that on the arm of the thesupposedly thesupposedly theupposedly
supposedly s injured man or the th team t that thatgot thatgot thatot
got g ot second place placeKunz placeKunz placejunz
Kunz of the Third Battery won thf thf440yard th th40yard
440yard 4 dash from Bateman the he plucky
little l runner from Captain Brians com command command cornmand
mand Company E Second Secon Regiment
The most exciting event of the after afternoon afternoon afternoon
noon was the relay race between the
Third Battery team and that of Com Company Company Cornpuny ¬
pany E Second Regiment The race racewas racevas racewas
was won by b Captain Summeralls men menafter menafter menafter
after a hard fight Heater who ran ranthe ranthe
the last relief r Uet for the regulars burned
the wind on his way home because
Decker was almost abreast of him all al I
the way way wayThe wayThe
The men men on the infantry Infant team were
Decker Bateman Gill and nd Graham
Bateman gained considerable ground or
his relief but Graham lost that and andmore andmore anc ancmore
more b Idij ld J Th Tht < battery batter team was wascomposed watcomposed
composed of Corporal Heater Ricketts RIckettsunz
Kunz unz and Moore MooreVisitors MooreVisitots MooreVisitors
Visitors of o Note NoteCol NoteCo NoteCol
Col Co Charles A HatSeld of o the Thir Thirteen Thirteen Thinteen
teen Cavalry and commandant at atFort ai I IFort
Fort Myer 1 er Va arrived in camp about aboutnoon I Itoday
noon today toda Several other officers from
the garrison and a number of ladles ladleswere ladlesere ladieswere
were = ere also in the party which reached
Harpers Ferry shortly after 1 oclock oclockDEATH oclockDEATH oclockDEATH
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Boxwell John J 6 CIS 15 Cth st nw
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Crouch Earl G 4 1 months 1235 Ch st sw
Cusick Henry Henr 23 days 1310 Half Hal Bt sw
Ford Beatris II months 1219 12l Hope ave se
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Loockrman Thomas G 60 322Q N st nw
Lucas Manic 22 1831 7th th st nw
Shanklln David L L 4 mos 2120 Dalys ct
Smith William 32 1325 1 5 4th bt nw
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age During SpanishAmerican War VolarAlso Also Served ServedBrilliantly ServedBrilliantly ServedBrilliantly
Brilliantly in in the Civil War
I Rear Admiral Charles Edgar Clark a amember noI amember
member of the general board of the thenavy thena thenavy
I navy na better known as the man who whobrought whobrought whobrought
brought the battleship battleship Oregon around aroundj aroundthe aroundthe
j I the Horn from San Francisco to Key Keyi KeyVest
i West Vest during the SpanishAmerican Spansh < mcrican war warwill warwllJ warwill
will be placed on the retired list for age agetomorrow agetomorrow ageI
tomorrow tomorrowHo tomorrowH I urnorr rw rw11c
Ho H entered the Naval Academy ACl em from fromVermont fromY fromVrmont
Vermont Y < rmont in which State Stateho ho was born borni bornIu bornIn
i in September 1SGO remaining at that thatinstitution thatlusUtut10n thatinstitution
institution until 1S63 lS63when when he was wasgraduated wasgraduated wasgraduated
graduated graduatedRear graduatedRear graduatedRear
Rear Admiral Clark was on the steam steamsloop steamsloop steamsloop
sloop Ossipee of the Western restern Gulf
blockading squadron from 1S63 to iSbn 1865taking iSbntaking
taking tllkln part in the battle of Mobile bay bayand bayand bayand
and the bombardment of Fort Monroe MonroeOn MonroeOn MonroeOn
On the Vanderbilt VanderbiltHis VanderbiltHis
His next assignment was to the Vail Yanderbilt VUtld Vailelerbilt I
derbilt d < rblIt on the Pacific station remain remainIng rmalnIng remainIng
Ing on this duty until 1SG7 186 From this thisvessel thisvessel thisvessel
vessel he went to the Suwunee which whichas whichas whichas
as wrecked off Vancouver Island July
7 1868 1868Though 1568Though 868 868lhough
Though the fifth officer in rank on the theSuwnnoe theEuwanee he heSuwanee
Suwnnoe he was left in command of ofthirtythree ofthirtythree ofthirtythree
thirtythree survivors on Hope island IslandEefore islandBefore
Before they were rescued their camp campwas campwas campwas
was surrounded by 400 armed Indians IndiansTo IndiansT IndiansTo
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battle battl of Santiago He was advanced advancedseven advancedseven advancedseven
seven numbers in rank for Spanish war warservice warservice warservice
service serviceIn serviceIn serviceIn
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United States naval representative at atKing atKing atICing
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quality of Silkoiine in all the brightest brightestand kind with embroidered edges also the white also a lot lo or colored embroid embroidcrush embroldand embroidand
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bleached bll 1 hed and 1 absolutely i lute pure linen linenthis and cream Sold old usually at a dollar yard spool of allsilk Baby Ribbon in Inthl9 I
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surplk and sllua1 square riecles Tltest lhes in skirt and waist some embroidery
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uu V 25c 25cCashmere19c Cashmere 1 3 i1ie e 19c 19cWhite c 75 75c c Cambric Skirts 47c 47cLot I 7 and 8 Wash Suits 365 365Dotted 365J 3 65
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White t hlh Cashmere Cn lunfre with red r d blue and three styles One with rows of em embroidered ¬ Linen and White hltc Cannon Cloth Coat CoatSuits
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dressy c dre l SY material llttrlaLlor for childrens chil nms dresses dresseswnrili emi cnf rtifile another with de deep < lawn I surplice > effects fects others with lace trim trimnod II I
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one day a lie lie75c l lf
75c anf and cii 1 i Corsets ot3g se s 35c 35cLiu c 125 and 139 Skirts 89c 89cFive 18 Silk Suits 750 750Plain I I
Five FI styles in Black Sateen n ten Skirts SkirtsOne Plain and changeable Taffeta Silk Silk50c
Lilt of I f Fullboned Medium r dlum Waist Wnlstorsets nist One with I
style hemstitched ruffles rufflesAnother Suits blue blacks > blues blowns and andr andrsl
orsets rsl ts mostly m08t1 all whites whit and all sizes Another accordion pleated flounce with withsmall greens Some have deep eep shinned
1 r h se Corsets have been selling at 75o 75oanl 1 small rallies and other styles Were flounces oUIrs fun tucks Worth al I
anl row Si MTC h tc To close out this lot tomor tomorrow ¬ L25 and 139 Now bile MJ ways iSduring Sdlrin this sale 750 I
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a corporation created and existing under underthe undcrI underthe
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to t o the District of Columbia stating that thatInasmuch thatnasmuch
I Inasmuch i as another corporation c had hadadopted hadadopted baddopted
iC adopted a ia the name Great Western Oil OilCompany auCOn1pamr Oilompany
Company C ompany and it was the desire of the thepetitioner thepetitioner theetitioner
petitioner p etitioner not to be confused in the theminds theminds
minds of O f the public with such and for forthe forthe forhe
the t he purpose of avoiding inconvenience inconvenienceand inconyenlenceand
and a nd irregularities irregulartt es In petitioners mail mailtherefore mailherefore 1
therefore ther t fore by b a vote 1 > t6 of the stockholders stockholdersof
of o f the petitioner the president and sec seectary
rotary of said petitioner were duly dul au authorized authorIzed authonized ¬
thorized to petition the t a Supreme Supr < 2me Court Courtfor Courtfot Courtor
for f or a change of name to Great Western WesternMineral Westernlneral WesternMineral
Mineral lneral Company The said petition petlj1oncon petlj1oncontalns con contains conalus ¬
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