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FOII FIRST
DISTRICT.
Rapid transit methods were adopt -
t«1 by m»thImtx i>f tin* Board of Al
dermen Tin aday night in disposing <»f
the huge* i at' h of ordinances and res
olutions r*-nt t" them fur considera
tion by the < aum<>n Council. There
vm re no debates, and » \ *-ry in*, astir
intriHlm * (1 with lavorable recumnn n~
datb»n was concurred in unanimously.
It took c\u< ti\ ore hour and ten min
et'.v to .on lu te the business of t h*
entire mouth.
Ane-ug lie ire M nnporrant ineas>
• \ hi- h now ne» d oni> tie* signa
tint tit’ tie- ma. or F* be* orne effective
is ore ;»ath« ririi e a thr*« years b ase
* tie Valerifiro* Kind* igartendoiiuhn
on North Kighth ir*-*t to ih** city
* henrist. to in usop ,‘trf official quar
t* rs. 'l ie a r. n • ai rental is placed at
$ \ Ml.
* H> j o? e,ti under s-t.-p"!; . n of
the rub s. Alderman ! *< n Keavy s* -
* ured the ntloption of a resolution do
nating ni t; tr. ,< from th** city nu»
•* i to th* \! uu !’ah::n o-tml'i'y
\ r<- ohiti- n a ppr« .prt.it: mk “MJ.-aV;
l »r th* i• :i * ri;i* of Mayo s brnlg*- was
intr-Miu* *‘*1 n Mr lh-rdue. tie t**rrr»
*•', the ui* »' r. .>$►< if, mg that th*
it 'iiey should b* deposited to the
* r* «iit of th* H esta-igs Court Th** mat
r t will b* * «*f• i*t. r* d b\ the Finnic -
Coinmltt**• Th*- .* . no- • uinmltt*■«* will
< r .iv. tie i p* rts *>: th* :*tatf
F *rporation c.onmis'don n# t*» th* as
st *n !•' • corporations within th*
*it\ lie it. for taxation.
\ r *•■ lotion asking an ireiaase in
tie* p«y of tbe Vo * e* r of St John's
but' mg Ground fr**m $$».» to $7’*
month!: w is imroriu . I b> Mr Be h
#»id n■ -and wa. >» tit t** t).** < immt
t* • en ‘ »rd:iano **. Charter and Hr
DID THE SAME THING FOR THIS
LITTLE CHILD
leti o f*\rig is Th** * as- of fit! b"* Idn
et-ti Hiiria-it. the J2 vear-oiu daughter
Mr. ' T - i; It. Parnell, Forest
Mr*. Ft si- is ;*!*!*• t• T st’.uF h» r leu -
at Je* *» with comfort for the
Ur t ! t .»• r tl:r*. y*urr. anal the child
jvt■ -' th* mot!•'*■■'• -re happy.
1.<■.*■ 11»•. - .‘Vos lav,* tr*n : * d hor
•: Tb.r**c >'< o- id Mr- Hum* tt.
"It hurt, her »** read «»r to study, and
tb»- I * ;■; in her •-.'«* ;ird 1 -\ioael * ‘
* - * >l MM* :< llin »St . amble, Sh • kept
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* s y i «•» w lea 1 - :'V aha! the St Ak
* * j . • , *ah«*t a* ”K* t}n** e **tr*». ?,
\v*f* a-.trig foi 1 KriM to myf
In- might <.!•» th*- «un * thing for rnv
.'it: b girl. - * 1*1 I F: > ;, g h t her- d“Wn t*
jo-. Mrr- lie t*>ld tt-* her trouble was
♦■>■*• strain. h* e*--rlnntl\ has
tt hue thing ■ her Slfu* she put on
).if» method n •* prescript I on glass.•«
,\t i * had no h- a’m I.*'- * »r pains:
•i doesn't hurt her * >es to read or Mndv
nd 1 feel vary grateful t*« him fur it.”
5you ra ve blurring. biZSifa-sMe tisj*
ralKi.y ?e • . o hr spot* before the eye**,
* •< :T,g t -dug ffp*-i:s. * alarm-!,
r ..•!*' iuT’.e gT Jill 11 la t!1 *! , *<\V *Jis
*■ barge*, f-or* throat, acute or *'hrona
v armis n. rvous arid brain i»ff*-ctu»r«H
*-•!;*•! - t Ti**t oj iy positive injury ?■
tv health, tut untoid mi**'t ’ ca.il I
Hu!i fi".* ait t his \ve» k
ST A<;N VS VA K. K A K A X1 > T! iR« >AT
IN FIRM Ain..
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C State* Custom House at Rich- k'
A mond dtlivcred recently to us our I
v «oll importation of *
i- OPERA |
£ FIE10AND MARINE GLASSES ,
being the eaduslve product of "
V «>rominen‘ European manufactur- {?
£ frv P™** to suit oJ] purse* '
0
* MAIN AND
0 EIGHTH
-AND
BROAD AND
f
third $
«v
WOOD
!' probably us high „,s j, wijj |)(l
1 enough already
l'<rttj,;l,t to take rare of toy trade, ho
don t bo uneasy nltout an advaure
but order now whatever vou need'
I have very niee oak and pine, also
...
LONG, The Wood Man,
OFFICE IS06 WEST BROAD.
W, Minor Woodward.
Htawart M. Woodward
WOODWARD & SON
Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
SASH, BLINDS AND DOOtoa.
Yard* and Kuildin*, row ton ncr*#.
MAIN ODICE' Oth and Arch Slntu.
C. E. Hl.'GIJEa, Man*f*r.
BRANCH OFFICE:/4 th „d Stock to,.
A. U. FHOSTIOK. M»na«tr.
I
Attractive Jewelry
When A ou •<«' h bautiful or a fine piece
of jowlery the question arises ‘'where was
it purchased?" and the answer generally
is at J. S. .lames, for we take (treat pride
in showing all the newest patterns of
Jewelery and carrying nnlv the most nje
to-date goods tliat are made.
Call and Inspect our New k ali Stock.
“The Diamond House.”
J. S. James,
Jeweler and Optician.
7th and Main Street*
form. A petition from the Rargamln
I estate for permission to use part of
the sidewalk on Tenth street south of
Main for a aide entrance and cellar
steps lnt.. the basement of a store
was presented hy Alderman Powers
and was forwarded to the Committee
on Streets.
N ew ltedl -1 riot Inn 1‘lun.
A ro w plan for redistrirtlng the
. itj was adopted. The measure came
from the Committee on < irdtnances,
following the recent blunder which
1 bn Washington Ward out of all the
districts A. cording to the m u nr
range men t, the- Southslde is placed in
-the r-rsl District. The . ie.tlon of
-a new s< hool trustee t-» succeed Mr.
-John will now follow within the
near future, and Washington Ward
will make a strenuous effort to name
the man.
The following additional measures,
already passed on hy Common Connell,
were . .incurred In.
Transferring the supervision ot th
old Almshouse m South Richmond to
th* Cemetery Committee, with the un
derstanding that the property lie us. d
us an annex p. Maury cemetery
Appropriating J25o for the * xpenses
- I numbers of the James river ini
pro-.ement * .nunitt*** In attending the
National Rivers and Harbors Con
gress In Washington, Ji c. In this
wine eonnei tion a resolution .appro
priating fl.t’OO as a donation to th**
* “tig;-, at* was recommitted, fitter hav
ing l-«. n r* commended for rejection
Condemning the triangular plot in
Idle wood Park. m<u occupied by the
Rathskeller, iij order to enlarge Wil
liam Byrd Park.
Allowing th*. Kirst National Rank
f - retain its p»rtic*> pr.-j*<-t 1-> u in
Main street, ptovded it will recess
il* si«•{>»*.
• irantin*f .1 .\fillrr. in*orpo
rat* i, f*omrH< tnr for Uu* n< w K*d**ra!
huiidinir, right t-. . Hank street
between T* nth and Kiev * nth for thro
<«o*nihw, jitiriinir i*oruitru« u«»ii of ana
>' a s > under
Vuthorizinfj th** opening of .1 fti<i**
• ami r*mo\al t»r mortuary chapel
?.* Mto th*- Jea i.sh Oak vvood < Vnat-tery,
lMMirawon.
Vnthnrtxing an arbitration of Urms
■‘ tni j.iim u«* <*f p.d,-* between
T - - • 1 >Si municipal electric plant am!
tli \ ircinLi Railway hd,] Dower Co.
Xuthorlzug the construction ,,f a
t* ter ;n North Fourth street north
of uteki r t.> cost $l,t.oo,
Authorising th- city attorney to
a (utro ■ ertain land for th. opening
' to" le-ster street uiui adopting a
non luted ami amended *1* sign for the
to tv route to Kulton
Authorizing K A. Stan in pi to erect
1 rtuln permanent awnings over en~
ttan. . at K.ghth ami Main street...
Authorizing the construction of a
j s. a. r in Mow,, street, at the cost of
; " l- Karneal, to cat $i»5o, anti cer
; tain other private sewers at expense
of property owners.
Authorizing the . .t> st hen) hoard
to contract tor .in annex to chlrnbo
r.«.,. Put,in School, to cost Sia.tioo,
til. rn.»ne\ to he provided m the an
i until budg. t f >r 1 s 11
Authorizing th, , lt> school hoard
to acquire certain land in Washing
ton ward p.r school purposes to cost
*1. a I’fi
I 'I’pr-.priating to the committee on
i light Sj.imo. ..u! H„d op account
i at gas worse. $2,000 to extension a. -
e-.ont and #l,.'.0o to pup roll at gas
w -rk.se mn| Jli'.iHMi tor eleetri. lights
for lutiunce of liscal > ear
I instructing the city attorney to ac
<1 t’.tre land t.. widen Seventh street,
between ij. Donough and Semmes
street. South Richmond. to an addi
I Ilona, width of twenty feet
Xppropriating $5.o0o to the Com
mittee on Rleetricity lor pax roll and
*■ xpeiis.-s operating the iminlolpnl
t lei trio plant for balance of year
To Transfer I bind*.
Authorizing the transfer of Sl.ouo
from water mains account to pump
house a, count, to cover the . oar of
steam pumping by reason of delay In
completing electric plant.
Appropriating $1,000 to Committee
on Cemeteries lor Mt. filivet ami
Maury cemeteries. South Richmond.
Authorizing the lease for three years
at $4.mi per annum of the Valentin.
Kindergarten building. on North
Kighth street, as quarters for the city
chemist.
Appropriating $700 for expenses of
the Virginia Kducation&l Conference
Appropriating $5;!i>.78 to Richmond
Light Infantry Blues for additional
’ payments to architects on armory.
Ordinance requiring clerk of Hen
rico court to account for certain taxes
in town of Falrmount. assessed prior
to annexation of December, lk06.
Appropriating to Thomas Itahon $!d
per month for extra service* in at
tendance on Council meetings.
Authorizing the mayor to execute an
agreement with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Hallway Company for crossing
the tracks with wires from municipal
1 electric plant.
Appropriating $75 to purchase li
cense tins and medals for Washing
ton Ward.
Changing the name of the Court
house Square of Washington Ward to
Washington Square.
Donating twenty trees from city nur
sery to Capitol Square and ten trees
. to L. W. Pizzini.
‘ I ordinance receiving from the James
River Bridge Company its rights to
property and assets and providing for
care anil management of the Free
bridge.
Amending the building code so as
| to permit erection of negro tenements
j in section north of Clay, anti west
I of Gilmer streets.
| Requesting the City School Board to
arrange for semi-monthly pay system
for school teachers.
Dr. Hopkins Promoted.
| Dr, W. B. Hopkins, a prjvate of
j Company B. Richmond Dfght Intan
! try Bines, hits beert named as bat
I talion hospital steward by Major K.
1 W. Bowles. He”8uoeeedg Dr. Charles
W. Bowles, who has gone to New
York.
Jiff INDICTS
PHIL. E. KELLY CD.
t
RICHMOND MAN CHARGED WITH
VIOliATIM. REV ENT’E
STAMPING LAW'S.
(Special t<> The Richmond Virginian.) I
NORFOLK. VA., Nov. 1C—Among
a score or more Indictments returned
by the Federal grand Jury here iHte
this afternoon for alleged violation of
the revenue stamping laws were two
against the Phil G. Kelly Company, |
Inc., of Richmond.
The llrst against the Kelly Company
charges the fraudulent using of a
package for the purpose of selling
other spirits than those previously In
spected therein. anil the second
charge failure to obliterate revenue
stamps, etc. Other similar Indict
ments v. er< returned against numer
ous Norfolk and Portsmouth liquor
concerns.
HIGH FLYING 10 END
A! HYMEN'S ALTAR
< (Il'NT Dl. I.KSSKPS. WHO WOOED
IT AM EE AMONG THE <1.01 DS.
NOW TO WED.
TORONTO, t/NT.. Nos. It.,'.—-A
courtship ss ha h took place for the
no »t part high in the air in a pa.
scriK'-r-t arrying MIeriot. t tided this af
ternoon In the announcement of the
engagement of Count Jacques I >e Les
s, ps to MU- Orat e MacKlnzie. the
daughter the Northern railway
and the Toronto Railway Company;
president.
I/,. Refseps, a relative of tie? builder
of the .Suez canal, and promoter of
the Panama canal, met Miss Mac
Klnzie when he ssas Hying at Toronto
last July. Miss MacKlnzie was hi*
passenger on several (lights there
and later at Belmont Park, N. V;
W. UNO L. HOPES
10 BEAT ALABAMA
! LKXLVG.TON. VA. NoV. 1C.—1»< spite
: th- fact that every supporter of the
Washington and Lee eleven is greatly
piepsec with the victory over North
: Carolina In Norfolk last Saturday, In
which the Lexington team, though
crippled by the ubt-nce of five regu
lars. displayed its beat form of the
season, yet Coach Pollard ,s sparing
not a minute In getting the varsity In
shape for the Thanksgiving game with
Alabama In Birmingham.
There Is a feeling among the stu
df tits and players as wall that the con
test with Alabama will be harder than
might 1/e rea omibiy expected from
that team's showing in the Southern
Intercollegiate Athletic Association this;
i reason, (or it is known that the Tusca- :
| loosa cp veil would rather defeat the
; team dlr-i ted by its former coach. Dr
! Pollard, than win any other game on
til' schedule. R is hoped that tills fact
will dispel any feeling of overcoat!
dence.
Sever,' injuries to the best men on
the varsity have put a damper on
Washington and l.ee's success on the
gridiron tl.ls year, arid on Thanksgiv
ing . f. r the first time, the full line
up probably will be seen. in the
; Georgetown defeat seven regulars were
not evt u able to take the trip, and
eight freshmen were In the line-up.
Captain W'addlll and Halfback Simas
returned b> the line-up In last Satur
days game, and North Carolina was
| defeated in a close and bitterly fought
| contest.
Ward Not Candidate
NEW YORK. Nov. 1C—John
Montgomery W ard, who was a candi
date IT the presidency of the Na
tional League last w inter, will r.ot run
for that p 'Sitloti against the Incum
bent. Thomas J. Lynch, at the annual
meeting next month. Mr Ward has
i made public the copy tit a letter he
had written to President Lynch on No
vember 4. as follows
,H.v Dear Mr Lynch. My attention
bus been called to Several newspapers'
suggestions that I am t» be a candi
date for the office of president of
the National League at the coming
annual meeting. These statements
ha\- been made without any author
ity from me* and 1 beg to assure you
that I am not and will not be a <■*«-.,
didate against you. Please accept the
, assurance of nii friendly regard, and
believe me. yours very trulv,
-JOHN M WARD."
Won't Trade IliiMItaeL
CINCINNATI. o„ Nov. 1«— Presi
dent Herrmann, of the Cincinnati Na
tional League dub. says there was no
trith In the report that Dick" Hob
Mtzel first baseman of the Cincin
nati team, would he exchanged for
Mike lioolan, the Philadelphia short -
stop. Herrmann stated that all mat
ters in connection with the re-ent four
1 orneretl trade between the Cincinnati
There’s no time to call a doctor
when Croup comes, yon must
have some immediate
means ol relief.
s-Salve
relieves with the first
application, and in fifteen min
utes will cure the worse attack
of spasmodic Croup,
If Mtat rw> AnssM’i, order be wO
2 So • SOc #1.00
"ll'i tctmmkml to tat tht MUr «t«. **
jm'ifelrhwftiCs, Cwatw.ll.Cj
Flowers
t
Whenever you have occasion to
buy Flowers it is well to remember
i that our Home Grown Flowers
j last longest, because they are fresh
j cut when ordered. All the choicest
j fall blossoms are available now
The Hammond Co.
j Incorporated
109 East Brtad, Richmond, Va.
-------* rT
and Philadelphia clubs had been clov
ed, and that there were no negotla- j
Ilona on for the trading of additional
player*.
The report thut Mobilized wtu» to be
exchanged ,was sent out from Phila
delphia. It la mid that Plttaburg Is
trying to frame a trade by which It
will get the first baseman.
PRELIMINARY WORK
FOR RICHMOND COLLEGE
.VrHliKTIt* tatOIMtS Wild/ UK
RKtllV BKFOKE Bill,RINGS
AT WIWTH.IMI'TON'.
Preparatory to grading ,i. d other
preliminary work in for** actual rnn
atructlun begin*, work of clearing the
tract at Westhampton, which will be
occupied by Richmond College, has
begin:. College officials d'-clare that
they expect the lo w h -nie to be ready
in the tall of 1H1 -.
Work .n the athhtl’ grounds wilt
begin before that h the college and
l! waa announced T le-djis l>y Presi
dent Boatwright that i)% baseball
tbdd will he ready for next season.
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
ATTRACTS CROWDS
I’rowda continue to flock to the
bazaar of the Sacred Heart Cathe
dral. which opened Monday for two:
weeks at No. tii’T East Broad street
Kadi night has \ itnessed a largo |
gathering of merry-maker*. who have
Un-rally patronized the miniature
fair, whi h promises to he u great
success
V drawing card is the dinner which
is being served both day and night.
.Many business men are taking advan
tage of this.
PRESENTATION OK TROPHIES
AT BI/tF-S’ BATTALION DRILL
At the battalion drill Wednesday
night Company \ Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, will receive the cup
which its members won by the
morohlng contest to Petersburg.
Another Interesting ceremony will
be the presentation <.f a medal to
Captain Montague, w ho . arried off
honor* as the best shot of the Blue.*
at the meeting mutch field lust week.
New Adjutant (.onerat.
(.Spocia! to The Richmond Virginian.) I
RALEIGH, X. O. Nov. 1 ti.—Gover
nor Kitchln vetterday commi»*ioned
Colonel H. L. Leister adjutant-general,
to succeed the late J F. Armfteld.
Leister has been assistant adjutant
genera! <tulte a while.
Nsw Agriculturalist.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH. X. C. Nov. 3*).—Gover
nor Kitchen today commissioned H. D
Edgerton, of Loulsburg, a member of
State Board of Agriculture to succeed j
Ashley Horne Clayton, who resigned
on account of b< i.-.g elected to the
genera) assembly as member of the
low t r house.
Mi»*> Morgan Not •<» Wed Klin.
NEW YORK. Not Ik. Regarding
»h>- rumor from Parle that the Count
He Castellan? has petition the Vati
can that the Count JDe Castellane ha*
petitioned the Vatican to set aside hi*
marriage to Mis* Anna Gould in or
der that he may wed Miss Anne
Morgan, Miss Elizabeth Marbury. Miss
Morgan's closest friend, said to-day
"Miss Morgan has no intention of
becoming engaged to the count."
Barton Heights
The Rev T. XI Lctnly return.-.i
Mondax Iron> Amelia OourUbHise,
where he pr>-a- hed on Sunday.
Mr J. I;. Woodward, chairman of
the finance committee of the Baptist,
church, has . ailed at meting of that
committee for Friday night at th,
h -me of Mr George W. I Lancaster, m>7
1-arnb avenue, at 7:30 o'clock.
Professor J. H. Hinforci. of the t'o
Op**rative Educational Association, re
turned t<> his home, til .North avemn .
Barton Height-. Saturday from an ex
tended trip thr.-ugh the southwestern
part of Virginia, and reports that ho
finds everywhere the tea-hers am!
school officials greatly interested in
the big educational conference to he
held in Kichtnond Novt mixer 22-25
He thinks til,- attendance or. tin part
of teachers and school ofth tals will bo
unusually large.
l>r. and Mrs. Bryce, of South Rich
mond. were the guests of her parents.
Hev. and Mrs X. C. Berryman. Sun
day .
Mr. L XI. 1who has been in
Norfolk on business for several dais,
returned h me to-day.
Several ladies of the Baptist church
made up a nice purse and presented
it to their pastor, the l;cv. K. H
Bowden. iHst Sunday, and told him to
go to the Baptist General Association,
which convenes In Roanoke next Fri
day, at their expense.
The Young Ijtdles' Auxiliary and
the Sunbeam societies of the Baptist
ohur.-h will hold jointly a big pie and
cake saie next Saturday, beginning
at 11 o clock. Hie young people are
Mery enthusiastic over the coming
event and will have on exhibition
tine selection of delicacies, and cor
dially invite the ’public to patronize
their place of huslneos jn me store
room In the rear of the drug stor,
Mr. H. F. Mokes is spending this
week in Norfolk, attending to busi
ness.
Sox era) ladies of the Baptist church
met at the home of Mrs. Olivia Haz.-I
grove. 810 Barton avenue. Tuesday af
ternoon. formed themselves -nto «PU
ing circle and kuilted two quilts
which will be sent to the Buchanan
Baptist school at Nunnally. Buchanan
county.
Miss Luc> l * ha Up, Of New York
arrix ed Monday and will spend two
weeks visiting relatives here and m
Richmond. Then she expects to go
bouth und spend some time in At
lanta and in Jacksonville.
Xlrs. C. R. Kuyk entertained the
choir of the Epiphany church Tues
day night ill her home. 512 Monteir >
avenue.
The Young Ladies’ Guild of Kpip
hanv church will gIVO an „n,ertuin
ment Friday night, November ‘>6 in
the Barton Heights assemble hall. The
title of the play Will he "Scenes in th
Union Depot.”
Mrs. Uraighill, wife of the Rev <t
Peyton Uraighill. rsetor of the Episco
1'.^ - church, who was operated on i
Philadelphia ten day* ago. i* Impr.o
tng Mr. Uraighill is with her.
Mrs. 1. T. Wallace, of Church Hill,
'* tl’° n( h,er »<>"• Mr. and Mrs.
Fa. At. \\allace. < 1 ♦* Barton avenue
WILL MEET TO DISCUSS
CONVICT LABOR SYSTEM
A special meeting of the Central
Trades and Labor Council has been
’•ailed for Friday evening a, 7:30
o’clock.
The meeting will be devoted to a dis
cussion of the coming Democratic con
vention and the convict labor system
i
A Sale of $5,000
WORTH OF
Furs
Sacrificed to the Long Warm Early
Autumn at Lees Than Furrier’s Cosf.
Many pleased customers nave taken ad-I
vantage of this timely offering oj Furs at great |
savings to-day.
For to-morrow we have equally as good
values embracing mans neve arrivals.
You can thank thy? backward season for
this sale. Fur manufacturer* were re
tarded in tfjeir sales and in need of ready
cash. We bought liberally, and you can
feel assured that you will get the best values
ever offered in Richmond. Qualities are'
absolutely dependable.
hi this collection you will find the wanted
ami dependable Furs, made up in latest
style and lurst workmanship.
Russian Pony Coats for Ladies and Misses
$45.00 Coats at $35.00
These arc genuine Pony Skin Coats and 52 inches long; dyed by Chapell. of France; lined with
fine quality satin and braced silk. A saving of S10.00 on every garment.
Kqual savings in Near Seal. Hudson Seal and Caracul Coats, in the much wanted 50 and 52- C|
inch lengths. Prices from $50.00 to $105.00.
A Few of the Many Savings in
Scarfs and Muffs.
$12.50 Coney Skin Sets, large pillow muff and wide
rape Special' $8.98.
$25.00 Jap Mink Set. Scarf and muff trimmed in
rat in ribbon Special. SIS.00.
$10.00 Genuine Caracul Sets, long throw scarf
and pillow muff. Special, $7.08.
$32.50 Genuine Mink Scarfs, of fine quality s-kim.
•rimmed with four tails and two heads. Special,
$25.00.
Others of equal ravings in Lynx, I ox. Squirrel.
Mink. Persian f.amb, Coney. Han-, in Scarf, and
Muffs. From $10.00 to $07.50.
Children's Fur Sets, in Squirrel. Coney and Opo—
bum. From 75c to $5.98 a set.
New Showing of Marabou.
t hir second importation of Marabou just arrived, and
it s every bit as good a* (he first lot, and we sold OUT
first in a hurry. • /'jjfj
Hi tter take advantage of these if you want to get
the pick. Noteafewof the specials for to-morrow:
2 yards long Marabou Scarfs, four strand*
black and natural. Special, $5.00.
Pillow and Fancy Muffs, in black and natural.
Special. $5.OS.
Scarfs, 2 yards long, extra heavy, natural only
Special. $10.00.
Very Heavy Scarf, five strands. 2 1-2 yards long,
natural only. Special, $16.50.
SENATORS HOLDING ON
HAVE MORE PATRONAGE
Republican Members to Have Naming of Men in Congress
ional Districts Which Have Elected
Democrats.
WASHINGTON, L>. C Nov IS.— I
Republican .Senaters who lost parts
colleagues in thi- recent battle will:
rind some comfort In the face that
the disaster will greatly increase their
control of appointments.
It is the rule that Senators oi the
i me party as the President divid.
general Federal appointments in their
States and postmasters in districts re
presented he Democrats. A Repub
lican Congressman has the privilege
of naming the postmasters in his own ‘
district.
Conditions resulting front the elec- >
lion will glx - u survivng Reiitiblioan
Senator not only the patronage con
trolled by bis departing colleague and
himself, hut an increase due P> the
Democratic sweep.
Main, s has four Republican repre
sentatives in the present Congress.
There will he two Democrats in the
next Congress, aj»d the appointments
in those districts will fall to Senator
Frye, ns his new colleague will be
a 1 .emoerat.
According to unofficial llgures avail- j
able here. Senator Root will choose
the postmasters in twenty-two Demo
cratic districts in New York State.
That is double the number of Demo
crats in the present Congress.
in New Jersey the number of Dem- ;
ocratlc atstricts h.i# been increased
fjtim tlifii- to seven, and any body U«
sirmg t*> be postmaster therein should
see Senator Brings It is colleague,
Senator aid retire utter hav
ing *erv<.-d t«. • * terms.
S nator Burton will lose tile ussu
ciuticn of Senator I 'irk in »>hio. but
lie will gain the alluring privilege ol
l>icking out th. post masters In about
seventeen Dent, < rut it districts. This
is more than double the 'numb, r of
districts that were divided between
the two Senators m the present • ‘oti
gress.
West Virginia leas a solid Kepnhli
can delegataoi ,,i m e members in the
present Congress, b it will .*• nd lour
and possibly live in itio, rats to tin
next Congress, In the ahseiiee of
Senator Scott. th, postotfices "ill be
tilled by Senator 1-11 kins.
With the retirement of Senator
Beveridge, of Indiana, that State will
have two Democrats in til,- "upper
house." Judge K. D. Crumpaeker.
the lone Ke|e;t.di, an representative
elected, rmgnt v iititn the patronage
in the twelvt Democratic districts,
hut he would be likely not to get it.
Reports hereabouts ar, that the Reg
ulars. the Da irhlinks- Hemingway -
Watson contingent, will he consult
ed as to . t i i patronage outside of
i 'rumpacker's district.
CHURCH HILL .NEWS
(\rut ilrau Intended for (kin t'oi umn «»■> be left in imtjmih ai the
thureh Hill Hank, or 'phoned to MnJIun T3S5.)
The mother*' dub on the hill prom
ita- to be unusually active this 'Vin
ter. both Wellet uf .mil Spring-Held hill
ing specific objects in view. Bellevue,
one of the largest and most progres
f.ice dubs in the city, numbering more
than two hundred members, hue its
eye oil the historic Van Uew property
with a view of acquiring it ns a ^site
for a handsome up-to-date school. The
Springfield Oluh, with Mrs. . It- Bali,
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. l.eukc and Mr:;.
Burrows an officers, w ill leave no stone
unturned to convince, both the Coun
cil und School Board of the justice of
their wishes, that a new school build
ing shall soon replace the inadequate
one now occupying the corner of
Twenty-sixth and' l.elgh. To this end
public sentiment and interest, such
potent factors t<> the sucess of an tin
dertaklng "f this magnitude, will be
aroused by public gatherings and en
tertainment!*, and it Is safe to predict
for this club the ultimate realization
of their hope*.
Many Church Hill people heard the
appointments read at conference last
evening, and the appointment of Rev.
VTrnest Stevens, of Bedford City, to
the pastorate of Trinity was well re
ceived. he being personally known i
some of the members of that congre
gation.
Captain and Mrs. Morgan l*. Mills
of Jefferson Park, are in New York
this week, and will return homo Sun
day.
Mrs. Conway Britton, of Ohimboratto
Boulevard, is convalescing at the Vir
ginia Hospital, after a set ere opera
tion.
' Mr. and Mrs. Atkins Hardy and
baby, of Emporia, who have been ths
guests uf Mrs. I. A. iluy, of 3S01 Fast
Broad street,have rtturmd home.
Hey. William I., Jones has Been the
guest of Mrs. S fJ. Taliaferro, of
;>U« 1-3 North Twenty-sixth street,
this week.
Friends will regret to learn of the
continued illness of Miss Florence
Steele in her homo on Kast Broad
street.
Mrs. Hirdrong. of t-vtershurg who
has Been the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Musscn, of t'himhorazo Bottler ard. has
returned hunn .
Her. Alvin K laimhdin, who has
la on the guest of It. George Gay. of
Tl l North Twenty-sixth street, w ill re
turn home to-day.
Mrs. John Hannon of South Bos
ton. is th< guest of Mrs. William
lli’t'ltts. Sto) North Twenty-sixth
street.
aiisa Fannie Mel'alllster. of High
land Bark, is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. (JrurKff Pearman, 500
Tw ent}-sixth street.
Mr. James Wiltshire, of Lynch!
who has been spending the week
relatives on the hill, will return '
to-day.
lte\. J.sse R. Lavinder hta
spending the week with Mr. J.
Gentry, JO20 Hast Broad street.
h nisltts to Meet,
An important meeting at
Knights of Columbus will he ho
the Grace street home We
night at X:,10 o'clock.
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! 11:00 P. M. for CbeaMt. 13M
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