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ROCHESTER DHMOCKAT AXD CHRONICLE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 190S. if Ireland's Guaranteed Gloves for Women Chamoisette Gloves 50c Per Pair HEALTH OFFICERS SOON TO CONVENE Scientists and Others Will Come to Rochester. INCORRECT IDEA AS TO TERMINAL Rochester Public Is Said to Be Misinformed. WILL GO TO TRIAL AFTER LONG DELAY Donnellon Case to Be in Police Court To-morrow.

James P. ibonnellon, who used to have a hotel at No. 11 Front street last summer, wlli have a Rearing in police court to-nior-mw mornliw on Che charge of maintaining a disorderly house. DonneUon's place was raldwl by order of Captain Stein one night last summer and several men and two women were arrested. Donnellon appeared In court and elected to go before th Grand Jury, Justice Chad-tey offering no objection.

An attorney then made an attempt to ootulu the release of the two women on bail, which move wns reelsted by Captain fttelo. The latter won TO DISCUSS MANY TOPICS TERMINAL IS NOT A HARBOR Stocks are now filled almost to overflowing with all that i most desirable in the way of Women's Ready-to-Wear Garments Fl(ht Againat Tuberculoala Paramount laaue CoHvaatloa Hall to Sac Grtat Catharine of Medical Men OiieSessionOpento Public Secretary Smith, ot Bargs Canal Terminal Conamliaion, Saya It la Accessory to Harbor Wanta to Set People Right Befere Heartng After discussion of the subject of a Many physicians, surgeons and others will attend the ninth annual conference of sanita officers of the state, which Is to bs held in Convention Hall Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday of this week. Vr O. V. tloler, the Rochester Health Association, the Chamber of Commerce and medical societies of Rochester having beeu successful in their united efforts to Induce lr.

Eugene II. Porter, state commissioner of health, to call this important conference to be held in Rochester. It Is eipected that about 1,210 health officers will attend, and inerestlug clinics will be held daily. Governor Hughes has been asked to attend. The programme, one of the most varied ever followed, and which provides for one meeting open to the general public, includes many address and much work of importance.

It follows: out, and this mortrlng completes the third month that the two women witnesses for the prmectttlon have bien confined nt heml-ijuarters. When the nmttor came to the attention of Justice Foote, of the Supreme Court, he directed the Grand Jury not to con-sldw tlio that It a mutter that belonged to tho police where the Information wiu tiled In the first Instance. When the Grand Jnry rose one Any list week, It was found that the Donnellon case had not been considered. Captain Stein hurried to the office of the polloo clerk, filed nerw and caused a new warrant to be Issued) tat Donuellon's ar rect. The latter heard be was to be re-ae-rusted and went to headquarter and surrendered.

He appeared before Justice Chudsar and his hearing wm set down for to-uiortw morning. Coat after coat, suit after luit, and dress after dreas are saying good-bye to us daily. To see the numbers of garments that go out of this store every day is enough to make one wonder why stocks do not appear depleted on the following morning. New goods boxes and boxes of tlirm are coming daily to take the places of those that go. The reasonable time to buy your suits, coats and dresses is now.

And the time in which to buy them is fast slipping by. This is the week when the majority of women don their autumnal dress for regular wear. And this will be a busy week for us because so many women look to us to furnish them 6ffhand with the style they want, the fabric and color that most strongly appeals to them, and a perfect fit. Realize what it means, then, when we assure you we're ready for all who may come. Four Tailor ed-Stiit Specials Are Here to Greet Visitors to the Store This Morning vVednew'fir ru- fi.io.

ENGLAND SUPREME ON SEA eldlug; address of welcome by Mayor KUi- iu; meenug turned over to Cvmnilnslouwr 1'oiter os uliilrouia; aiidresj by diaries O. Probst, secretiiry of Ohio State board of Health, on 'TuMIe Health Work tn Ohio;" sddre tiy ('red 1 Hoffman, of Newark, statlntlcian, uu "lnllueuce of This Fact will Stay German Ag-greaaion, Saya R. H. Arnatt. At the weekly meeting of the Laror Lyceum yesterday afternoon, R.

11. Arnott delivered an able address on arum on Liuease. WeduesilHv. 3i P. M.

Meetlnc onen to $27.50 Suits at $18.50 Made of striped worsted in navy and black; 45-inch, full length coats with three-seam, semi-fitted backs and guaranteed satin lining throughout; skirts are full plaited; choice 50 $27.50 Suits at $18.50 Made of black and navy broadcloth of an excellent quality; coats are single-breasted and 45 inches long, with three-seam, semi-fitted backs, and skirts are gored and plaited; choice $18.50 mil '4 71 ft! 'mm i In fc -X STt ll dS mM tfSfcisSg V.i en i US 'S Rochester terminal for the barge canal with persons -who have been identified with the movement for such accommodations here, A. IL Ntnith, secretary of the Barje Canul Terminal Commission, who came to Rochester Saturday, fears that the people of the city may not be untflWently prepared to Ko before the commission with as definite a plan as they would wish as to whiit they conceive the terminal should be. He believes further that they have a wrong Impression of what a terminal proper is and what the commission wa created to do. It Is possible, In fact probable, judir-inc from what Mr, Smith had to say yesterday, that the scheduled hearing of the commission on Wednesday will, if held, be educational In ita character; that there will be nothing accomplished definitely toward the selection of a terminal. The terminal proper is Rochester's business, as It has evidently looked upon a terminal as a pool, basin or harbor, while the commission is only concerned with the matter of providing a wharf, warehouse, elevator or the like, or several of them.

This is the way the matter was prelected by Mr. Smith hurt night. "The people of Rochester eeem to have a serious misconception of the duties of the Barge Canal Terminal Commission. This should be corrected before they appear epeak before the commission Wednesday. The commission is appointed to select sites or locations for the erection of canal termiual facilities.

Thia la wnat a Terminal la. "What a terminal? A terminal 1 a place to receive, to store and to ship froittht. It means a dock, or docks, a shed or sheds, a warehouse or warehouses, an elevator or elevators, according to the extent and character of the business done on the canal in the locality where the terminal Is to be constructed. "A terminal at Rochester, supplementary to the canal Itself, will be determined upon, if recommended, with reference to the character of business done at this place upon the canal; that Is to ssy, the commodities carried upon the canal that are transshipped here. "Very naturally, aud properly, the busltiess men of Rochester are the ones advise the commission as to the place best adapted for the location of such a terminal, where it will best serve the Interests of the commercial men of Rochester, and, as they are familiar with the different commodities likely to he shipped to Rochester, or shipped from Rochester, over the caual, especially when the enlargement is completed, their knowledge will be of much service to the commission, if it takes the form of recommendations based thereon.

Canal a Great Highway. "If the people of Rochester could con-aider the canal in the light of a great trunk highway of commerce, affording to the people of the state opportunity for the shipment of freight over it, and then apply to it. as to Rochester, such acces- $30.00 Suits at $20.00 Made of heavy wide wale cheviots in navy and black; coats are 46 inches long, single-breasted, and lined throughout with a guaranteed silk lining; skirts are full plaited; per suit $20.00 $35.00 Suits at $25.00 Made of fine chiffon broadcloth in black, navy and gray; coats are 45 inches long, with semi-fitted backs, velvet, collars, and guaranteed silk linings; skirts are full plaited; choice $25.00 public, address by Joseph T. Ailing, of lfochester; adilress bv Hr. Rush Uhw of University, "The People's Interest tn Public Health;" address by Wllllnra Sedjre-wlck.

of Mnswu'hosottji Inxtltute of Technology, "Witter Pollution and Its Prevention. Thursday. 10:30 A. M. Jacob D.

Schur-mn. prceident of Cornell lid remit y. will speak on th new movement for schools for Instruction in ssnltary work: address by A. H. Seymour, eecretarv of the state liepsrtment of Health.

"Public Health lws;" address hy Marshall T. Price. M. secretary of Marylnnd Brwrd of Hentth, "Reistrntlon of Tuberculosis;" address by Prnft-wor M. Okgden, of Cornell.

"Ttie Cornell Sanitary tiboratorv." Thm-wliiy. 2:30 P. M. Address by mi-Mum A Howe. M.

of the Vew York Stute Health Pepartment. "The Prevention if C'nmuiuntoable rlsensi," followed by division of the delegates Into two classes city ard rlllsge s.nd town; before the eitv health officers, Psvld Nf Totman, M. henlth ottlcer of Syracuse, speak on "The tt'ork of a City Health TH'pHrtiwnt." also address by TV (Soter. "The Or ganlsatioti of City Henlth Department;" before the vHlaje and town offhers, M. E.

teary. M. TV. of Oaten, will snesk on "The Work of HeeHh ad dress, hy fr. O.

J. tlnllenheeh, of Canan-daliria. "(Vuntv Sanitary Onfiinlzntlon." "England versus Germany." As the eubject is one of general interest, a largo audience was present. The speaker said in part: "With Russia crippled as the result of her great defeat at the bands of Jnpau, and sorely embarrassed, so far as military prowess is concerned; with Prance unable to compete with hur great German rival by reason of stationary population and lack of commensurate military and naval expenditure; with Aus-tria-dlungary barred from contcstancy with her northern neighbor, it can be readily seen by this process of elimination that Great llriiain and Germany are now the dominant nations of Europe, one the greatest naval power, the other the greatest military power." Mr. Arnott explained the remarkable rise of Germany to power among the nations, discussing the various historical steps by which she reached her lofty station.

He gave various statistics, military and commercial, to illustrate the great gains made by the German people since 1S70. A noteworthy suggestion may be gleaned from the fact that in New York hundreds of women are buying these suits because they are useful in many ways as suits, or with the long separate coats over other costumes. i There will tie no evening session. Women's Gloves Are removed to a new location near the main elevators and directly opposite the women's hosiery counter. Now, we'll all have more room.

You'll have more room to be comfortable while making selections. We'll have more room for the larger stock necessitated by the increasing business. Remember the location and come in to see how we look in our new quarters. Incidentally, you might like to buy some of these: Novelty Coatings Are here to-day in an entirely new assortment. here are tourist coatings, motor coatings, children's cloakings, astrakhans, caraculs, seal plushes and velour de nord.

If you're looking for a material for any kind of a coat, you'll surely find exactly what you want in this assortment. And we also know you'll find the prices right. There is excellent choosing at almost any figure Friday. 10 A. M.

Address bv r. Snr-jrnn Oeneral Walter A. tVvmivn, "What the Kedenil Government Is Doing for Pub-lie Health fr. Wvmnn Is an otlMnl of the r. S.

Pnhllr neWhh and Marine Henlth Keparrnionts; address by Past Assistant Snrueon l.umsden. "Investlimtlon Tvphotd F.T'ldemlcs." address hy Cressv I. Wlftoir. chief statistician V. S.

Census Bureau. "Vital Statistics." Krtdat, 2 .10 P. M. Address hv Daniel It. t.Tica", of New "Ilemoate of Sisla In address) by Profs- A Hnrdlng.

Ceneva finertniental Station. Tho Control of a Milk Sormiv:" adders hy K. Park twls. M. of Buffalo "Tlie prevention iff Blindness at Birth." Tuberculosis clinics will be held everv day, and much valuable work along this line Is expected to be accomplished.

Ranging from 31.50 to $12.00 Per Yard 58-inch tourist coatings in Cam Women's I -clasp real Kassan cape leather Gloves in the new shades of tan; hand trimmed, with "This great advance of Geruiany.since 1S70, and especially during the laat decade," said Mr. Arnott, "is the most pregnant uud impressive phenomenon iu Europe to-day. Germany has tremendously advanced in population, having gained almost iiO.OUO.UUO since the Pranco-Prussian war." IMr. Arnott spoke of the commercial activity of the German cities, particularly the seaports, including the city of Hamburg, aud of other items of German advance. Turning to consideration of England, the speaker declared that England was the greatest manufacturing, shipping and Industrial nation in Europe, not to say the wealthiest.

He said that England was sometimes regarded as a moribund and decadent nation, but that a close examination cast considerable doubt on the truth of such a statement. He spoke of the vast advantages in obtained by England through her colonies, and pointed out that Germany had no such advantages. In comparing the two countries, Mr. Arnott said: "Germany's natural resources and financial power are inferior to England's. The per capita wealth of Germany is much lower than that of England.

Germany's vast military expenditures are a drain upon her people. Another powerful consideration in comprehending the relations of England and Germany is the importance of each country to the other from a buaiuess Women's 2-clasp overseam French kid Gloves in all sizes and colors and every pair guaranteed; $1.00 values at, per pair. Women's I -clasp, imported natural French chamois Gloves in pique and outseam styles with Paris point embroidery; guaranteed to wash satisfactorily and good $1.00 values at, per pair 87 Women's 2-dasp real French kid Gloves, well made and hand trimmed; $1.50 values at. per pair 98 Children's 1 -clasp real Kassan cape leather Gloves in outseam and pique styles; extra special at, per Pir $1.00 3Z-inch seal plushes tor women's and children's coats; per yard $5.00 33-inch velour de nord for women's short and long coats; per yard $3.50 52-inch seal brown novehy plushes for children's coats; per yard $3.00 52-inch white and colored bearskin cloakings for children's coats; per yard $20 58-inch double faced tourist coatings with Oxford gTay on one side and Scotch plaid effects on the other; per yard $1.00 bridge and Oxford grays; per yard $3.00 58-inch tourist coatings in brown Bannockbum effects; per yard $2.75 56-inch plaid, stripe and novelty check coatings; per yard. 56-inch fancy stripe English covert cloths in the new tans and grays: per yard $2.00 56-inch black and colored kerseys and meltons for long coats, winter suits, ulsters and children' long and short coats; per yard $1.50.

$2.00, $3.00, $3.50 and $1.00. 1 imperial spear point embroidery; $1.50 values at, per pair. Women's 1 -clasp genuine Kassan cape leather Gloves, pique sewn, with imperial spear point backs in novel effects; choice of tan and gun-metal gray in $2.00 values at, per pair $1.50 Boys' and girls' rough rider Gauntlets of cape leather, having cuffs trimmed with fringe and star, and warmly lined with wool; choice of tan, brown and black in $1.00 values at, per pair G0 FOR YOUNG FOLKS OF CHURCH Flrat of Attarnoen Servlcea Held at Brick Preabytarlan. The first of a scries of afternoon serv ices for boys aud girls, one of the new features of this season's work at Brick. 1'iesbyterian Church, was held In the arditorium of the church yesterday.

It was largely attended and entirely sue oessful. The servicea are to be held the first Sunday afternoon of each munth, and Rev. W. It Taylor, D. pastor of the Brick church.

In short sermons for young people will follow the general theine, "Some of the Greatest Things in the World." There was a large representation of young people in the choir, and their singing wus of commendable quality. The choir work was directed by Harry Thomas, the church choirmaster, aud Mis. I.ouis E. Fuller was at the organ. In his sermon on "The Two Greatest Mysteries," lr.

Taylor chose as his text Genesis, first chapter, twenty-seventh verse: "Sn God created man in His own Image, in the image of God created lie him." The two greatest mysteries In the wotll, said Ir. Taylor, are God and man. He spoke of the mysteries of Clod, of the mystery of relative infinity, Forest Mills (L) Underwear for point of view. In respect to exports from Germany, England Is her best customer. As a manufacturing nation, England still leads Germany by a goodly margin." Iu closing his address Mr.

Arnott said, in reference to the war question, that if Germany had any designs on England, Our Custom Tailoring of Garments to Your Individual Measure Now completes our facilities for meeting the requirements of every woman who seeks to be fashionably gowned. There are some women who cannot, and many women who think that they cannot be well filled with ready-to-wear garments. For the benefit of those women, we have established custom tailoring department. Our facilities are as complete as those of the best long-established tailors. We have the best custom workmen that can be secured tailors who produce only the highest grade of work; and we have such confidence in their ability to fit you tharr: absolutely guarantee a perfect fit.

Our only stipulation for the low prices of this service is that J3U select your material from our stock of wool dress goods, which, by the way, consists of the most extensive range of high-grade fabrics for women' garments that we have ever shown. Prices Range from $32.50 Upward Ask for a copy of our new descriptive booklet. Women and Children Represents the acme of excellence in the Underwear produced in this country. Examine this Underwear any way you will inside, outside, on the surface or underneath you'll find it beautifully designed and finished, made of the finest materials in the most skillful manner, and as comfortable as it is possible for Underwear to be. This brand of Underwear has given satisfaction to thousands and thousands of wearers.

In fact, we have never heard a complaint about the comfort or service of the Underwear itself. But once in a while, there is a complaint about the inability to secure desired sizes. The makers are working night and day to provide sufficient quantities to supply the ever-increasing demand; yet it is very difficult to secure duplicates when the supply of a certain size runs low. That'i why we urge you to come now while our assortment is practically complete and at its best. All Sixes, Styles and Weights at Popular Prices England's sixty first-class battleships aud her overwhelming advantage on the 1 sea In other respects would stuy Cer- tnauy's hand.

Moreover, the almost in- 1 evitabte possibility of engagements with Prance, the Netherlands and Belgium on one side, and Russia on the other, would make German statesmen hesitate. SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY niul of the serious things of life. He told the children that while It was their Creator's wish that they should enjoy childhood and let their minds be light and free, It was nevertheless the divine I intention that when they reached a more mature age they should take life earnestly and seriously, and wrestle with Its great problem. He adjured them to rer- I erence God fully, and to regard His my- I terles as a part of His divine plan of the universe. He said that they should look npon God as gentle, just and wise, and that the Savior was the example 1 eories, in the way of terminal facilities as any other great highway of commerce to be effective and erouomirul should possess, they will very greatly help the llarge Canal Termiual Commission in its work.

"If. for instance, the Cooley basin a projected affords the place for such a terminal as the peorle of Rochester believe will facilitate their use of the canal for the shipment over it of the freight they receive aud send hence, if the state erects there the needed wharf, shed, and other accessories to the handling of the freight to be transshipped here, let them say so to the commission, specifying, as nearly as they can, the bulk and value of the chief commodities to be handled ttu-re, and what equipment will permit of its handling most economically and expeditiously. Let Explanation Be Full. "If, too, the part of the existing Erie esntil that 't is desired should be retained as a spur or feeder for the new barge canal, when completed, is to be recommended to the Rarge Caual Terminal Commission as a proper place at or upon which the state should erect a terminal, consisting of wharves, sheds, warehouses, and perhaps elevators, to be owned and adruiuistered by the state, let the people of Rochester say eo to the commission, at the same time explaining (he kind of freight likely to be handled there, and what facilities they believe noiild most expedite the handling, in the most economical way. "And, finally, if it be the view of Rochesterians that the state should not erect such terminal facilities, nor own or administer thern, as a part of the canal system of the state, the commission will afford every opportunity for such citizens to state the ground of their opposition and their reasons for such opposition, with the assurance that all that theT say will receive the most careful and proper consideration." Accused of Hitting Motorman.

Hecniwe ho wna not permitted to get on a street car through the front vestibule, Frank Kvana, 20 years old, a madilntst, of No. Clinton avenue north. Is alleged to hnve struck W. A. Hendricks, motorman of the car, en Salutdsj afternoon.

FTIs ar-rrt followed Patrolman Robert Klein i irit'd hha with asuault In the third de-tree. I'-vana left jfft hull at the Franklin meet sullen hu, appearance tn pillcs court tills morning McMillan-Latz. MM Msy Uis, anughtar of Mr. Iiol Mi 11. IU.

of No. JK) Ontario street, Harvey Warner MMUlso were anlted In m.irrlige Friday by Her. John Peels, piutor at tanilry Evangelical Chorea. Mr, mil Mr C. L.

Nonhmp ero the attend-null. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan will be at home at No. Seventh street.

Pretty. Dainty, Attracts Partlea. Culver Hall, Monday evenings and RotbI Hall, Thursday and Saturday evening'- Admission 25c. ilr. and Mrs.

Uunti's dancing dasa. i High-Giade Seamless Enameledwae To Be Closed Oat at an Average Third Off Regular Prices This is double-coated Enameledware of absolutely first quality and every piece is seamless. In fact, until now it has been one of our regular line. But the makers have discontinued its manufacture and we cannot secure any more, so out goes what we have. And we've marked prices so low that there should be no hesitancy about your buying.

Think of your kitchen needs the things that must be bought before Thanksgiving Day and make your selections here, now. Trie. Mr. and Mra. Olot Jayaane Entertain Company of Friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Olof Jaysoane. if Xo. T91 Exchange street, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage Saturday, and in honor of the-tie-casion a company of friends and relatives was invited to spend the evening at their home.

A pleasing programme was presented In charge of Rev. J. A. Liiidblom, pastor of the Swedish Emanuel Church. A speech was made hy Rev.

Mr. Lind-blom and a poem written for the occasion was read. Music was furnished by Miss Esther Jaysane, youtigest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JayesAne, also by Miss Anna Xyman and by E.

Anderson and his son, Elmer, and daughter, Regius. Following the programme congratulations were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jaysane, after which a social time was enjoyed and supper was served. Many of the guests brought presents.

Blda for Comfort Station. When the Board of Contract aud Supply meets Wednesday moruing, It Is erpected that bids will tie opened for constnicUug a public comfort station S3 foath Fits-hngh street, at the northeast corner of the Munlll Building. The sura of has been appropriated for this purpose. There will be apartments 'or both men and wn.nen, with ad modern conveniences. The ronf will be of heavy sidewalk gtasa and the nulsh will be whit ersitwil brick.

Zelter-Blum Corner East Main and South avenue, where the good baggage comes from. Rsfilsrly. 12-quart Up Kettles. $1.2 5 1 4-quart lip 1 6-quart Lip ana manifestation of what God was like. Still After Delinquents.

Samuel I-evtne, years old. cf Xo. Murray street, was arrested yesterday on the chatge Of aegles't of sending bis son, Samuel Lerlne, 13 years old, to school. vine la said to bars been one of the men who failed to rwporid to a notification to ppesr In police cenrt on Saturday. He left 13 slth Optaiu Khibertans, and wta appear In cnart this morning.

Evidence of Faith. Judge. Mrs. Brooks "Have yoo sny falrh In fife Insurance?" Mrs. Lyitne "Tes, Indeed; Pre resitted one hundred tbocssud dollars fnm two husbauds, and they weren't very good oues, either." Our Special Order Drapery War Is noted for its high excellence.

We show a large and choice variety of the latest weaves and colorings for doort and windows, and our workrooms are thoroughly equipped. A call at our drapery department will a revelation as to our facilities In this Important feature of our business. Howe Rogers Co. The Democrat and Chronicle jes printing department has np to-date facilities and up-to-date Ideas. Covered Saucepans Stale Rfg-ulsrlj.

Prlrs. No. 4 Mixing 59c 40 I'i-quart Teapots 65c 40 2- quart Teapots 75c 50 3- quart Teapots 89c GO 2- qt. Double Boilers. $1.00 65 3- c.oart Lip Kettles.

40c 25 4- quart Lip Kettle. 50c 35 6-quart Lip Kettles. 60c 40 8-quart Lip Kettles. 75c 50 rials I'rloe. 75 85 95 40 45 50 55 GO IS I'rl'-e.

OS 45 5C 10 25 35 15 2C- 25 Rfulsrl5. No. 8 Teakettles 3 quart Pails 65c 4-quart Pails 75c Pie Plate 19c No. I Frying Pans. No.

2 Frying Pan. I -pint Dippers 25c 1 quart Dipper 30c 2- quart Dipper 38c Rfgnisrij. 1 0-quart Dishpans. 80c 17-quart Dishpans. 5-juart Pudding Pan.

39c 8-quart Pudding Pan. 59c 1 0-quart Pudding Pan.69c Wash Basin 30c No. 1 Mixing Bowls. No. 2 Mixing Bowls.

35c No. 3 Mixing Bowls. 50 75 25? 40 45 20 20 25 35 2-quart 3- quart 4- quart 5- quart 6- quart.