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THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1905 LOOKING FOR RICH 6E GL0THBE1 ST1AW BHD SAY DOBBINS HAD BEST OF THINGS RECLUSE'S SLAYER Gems and Silverware" to the Value of $20,000 Missing From Woman's Home Amount Alleged to Have Been Embezzled Placed at Twenty Thousand Dollars Was Was Went to Jail as Though He Were Going to Attend Some Social Function Belief That Aged Mrs. Ross Drugged Before House Fired to Cover' Crime Of Interest to Saturday Shoppers Any shopper whose itinerary does not include this store misses much of both pleasure and profit. There are many new things which can be seen here only especially among the various dress accessories, in which everybody seems to be interested on -Saturday. You'll find pretty novelties in ribbons, neckwear, belts, hand-bags, slippers, gloves, millinery French jewelry, etc. Then, of course, every woman is deeply concerned about the new styles in spring suits, jackets, blouses, skirts and colored petticoats, and suits and dresses for girls all of which we have an excellent for to-day.

Strikingly new things are also appearing among the laces, embroideries, silk3, white goods and dress-fabrics. This is family shoe day, too; and this is Philadelphia's best family shoe store. But do not lose sight of the innumerable specials and goods at reduced prices. A few of them we mention below, but more are crowded out. Chief of the movements not mentioned are the February Sales of Furniture, Carpets, Curtains and Upholstery, China, and Housefurnishings.

Come to-day this great store is alive with interest to everybody men, women and children. The past three Saturdays have broken all our former February records. To-day will be sure to do the same. Relatives and friends arc invited to attPnOT the funeral services, on Monday, at 2 from her late residence. 1523 Arrott st.

Frankford. Interment stricly CRAVEN. Ou February 22. 1905, LEWIS son of Thomas and Cornelia Craven, in his 28th year. Gone to meet his sister.

Relatives and friends of the family. alo Jenklntown Council. No 504. of I A. are Invited" to attend the funeral, on Monday.

February 27. at 1 M. from his parents' residence. 402 Leedom st; Jenkintowu. Services at Bantist Church, at 2 M.

Interment at Hillside CRAWFORD. On February 23. 1905. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, aged 71 The relatives and friends cf the family are respectfully Invited to attend the ftinrai services, cn Saturday aftetrnoon. at.

3 o'clock, at his late residence. 3101 Clifford st. Interment private. Febriinrv 23. 1905.

JOHN CROSS. Relative and friends are invited to attend the. funernl. on Sunday, at 3 at his late residence, in East Rockhill, Pa. Interment on Mondav.

February 27. at North Cedar Hill Frankford. Philadelphia, fcerv-ices in the chapel. DANENHOUER. On February 23.

1005. GEORGE BROWN DANENHOUER, aged 79 veare. at the residence of bis son. Mr F'Tl Danenhouer. 2811 Poplar st.

Services in Chl-tentiarn E. Church eti Saturday, at 11.30 A M. DAVIS. On February 22. 19i5.

MORGAN DAVIS in his 73d year. Relatives and friends of th. family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late" residence. Llanerch. Delaware eoun-tv.

Pa. on Saturday. February 25. at 2. SO M.

Interment at ArlinKtm Cemetery. Take Ardmore and Llanereh trollcvs leaving 63d and Market sts. 1.45 and 2.15 M. DAVIS. February 21, 1905.

JANE, wife cf Tobn Davis, aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Friday. 2 M. from her late residence 2030 St Alhnus st.

Interment at Mt Moriah Cemeterv. DELL. In Woodbury. February 23. 1005.

CATHERINE M. widow of the late Joseph Dell, in her 72d year. Jnneral at th residence of her son-in-law. Arthur Starr. 95 Broad st.

Monday. February 27. at 2.30 M. Interment orivate. DE PKEF0NTA1XE.

On February 21. 1905. MAYNARD. son of Albert and Emily De Tre-fontalna. asl 2o vears.

The relatives and friends -of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral sivice. o-i Sa turds- at 2 o'clock, at his paieuts' residence. 2243 Hunting Park ave. Tiogn. Interment iirivate.

DETWILER. On Februarv 24. 1905. F.LIZA-BETH, wife of Benjamin DetwibT. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late resWnuce.

2135 Marston st. Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Interment Tuesday at Lancaster. Pa. DICKINSON On February 24.

1905, ELIZABETH A. wife of Henry Dickinson, aged S2 years. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock, from the residence of Harry MeOord. 334 6th ave. Cou-shohocken.

Pa. Interment at Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery county. Pa. DOOLEY. Suddenly, on the 22d inst.

WILLIAM husband of Annie Doolcy. formerly of Nicetovrn. Relatives and friends of the also employes of Hughes, Patterson, are invited to attend the itinera, on Monday, at. 8.30 A M. from his late residence, 2631 Dauphin st.

Hich mass at St Columba's Church, at 10 A M. To proceed to Holy 'Cross Cemetery. DORMER. On February 22. 1905.

FRANCIS J. beloved husband of Elizabeth Dormer. The relatives and friends of the family and all societies of which he was a member are invited Special to The Inquirer. BURLINGTON, N. Feb.

24. Much sympathy goes out to Mrs. Dobbins, wife of Walter E. Dobbins, who Mas arrested here yesterday on the charge embezzling funds the Pennsylvania Railroad while actins as real estate agent for the company, and who is now in the Union County Jail at Elizabeth. Sam nined in Warrant The warrant on which Dobbins was arretted was signed by Benjamin Caskaden, pi the Pennsylvania Railroad real estate department, and it charges the prisoner her 'late 113 High mass at St Joseph's Church.

Interment at Holy Cross JOHNSTON. On February 22. 1905. THOMAS CHALMERS, son of Rachel' aud the late Thomas Johnston. Relatives and friends of the family, also University Lodae, 610.

and A University A Chapter. 256: Philadelphia Com-maudery. No 2. are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 M. from the residence of his cousin.

Charles Wolbert. 422 South 44th st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. A UFM ANN. On Februarv 23.

1905. THE-RESIA. beloved wife cf Michael Kaufmann. 55 years. Relati-res and friends of the family, and members 0 the Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Alpbonsns' Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 7.80 A M. from late residence. 1621 10th st. High reuu'eiu mass at St Al-iliousus' Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

February 23. 1905. SARAH daughter of the late Thomas and Hannah Kee-gan, ageci 38 years, formerly of the parish of Mount Rath, Queen's county. Ireland. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at S.30 A Mfrom the residence of ber brother.

James Keegan. 18.9 East Tusculum st. Hi--h mass at the X'hurcb of Our Lady of Visitation. Interment at Holy Sepulchre. KELLY.

Februarv 23. 1905. CATHARINE, widow of the late James Kelly. Relatives acd friends are iuvited to attend the funeral, cn Monday, at 8.30 A M. from the resid nee of her son-in-law.

Edward Van Sweden. 449 Bo-dine st. High mass at St Augustine's Cbtsreh. Internvnt private. KERSHAW.

At her daughter's residence, Mrs Peter Wright, Norfolk, a. or.i February- 23. 1905. CAROLINE, wife of the late Joseph Kershaw, lu her Slst year. -Funeral services ou Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at her late residence, 658 33d St.

Phila. Pa. KILPATRICK. February 23, 1905. ANNIE GILMORE.

wife of Joseph Kilpatrlek and daughter of Margaret and the late James "Watson, of I.eigoneill. Belfast, Ireland. rtelatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 2.30 precisely, st her late residence. 2654 Watt st. Interment at Philanthropic Cemetery.

KKIF.GKR.-On 2. 1905. SAMUEL KUIFGKR. i-i his 59th year. Relatives and friends of the family, also Har Nevoh Lodge, I Centennial Lrxljte.

I of I. are invited to attend She fuueral services, on Sun-dav at 9 A precisely, at bis late residence, 18io North ISth st. Interment at Newark. J. Kindlr omit blowers.

New York papers Februarv 22, 1905. HARRISON KRll'S, aged 64 vears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday morning at 1O.30 o'clock precisely, at his late residence 212u 19th st. Interment private at Westminster Cemetery. KU PER.

Suddenly, on February 190o, MARIE, beloved wife of the late Charles Knder, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, cn Monday, at 2 o'clock, from ber late residence. 3443 Ridge ave. Interment private at Mt Peace Cemetery. LEES. Suddenly, on February 24, 1905.

SAMUEL LEES, aged 76 years. The relatives and friends of the family. also Excelsior Iiodge. No. 491.

and A Keystone hap-ter St John's Commandery and Masonic Vet-eramo' Association, are invited ta attend the funeral services, on Mondav afternoon, at 2. JO o'clock, at his late residence, 3410 Spring Garden St. Interment private. LINGLE. On February 21.

1905. HARRIET ATKIXS LINGLE. in her 80th year, at the residence of her son-in-law. J. Smltb Hoffman, Pottstown.

Pa. at Lebanon. Pa. I ONGSTRETH. On February 23.

1905. EDWARD infant son cf Joseph and Anna M. Lngtreth. aged 6 months. Relitivee and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday.

February 26. at 2 P. from bis parents' residence. Osontz road, ntar Fos Chase. Interment at Hillside Cemetery.

February 24. 190.. EDWARD LONGSTRKTH. in his 66th year. Innerai and interment private; no flowers.

2-3. 19oo. JOSEPH LOVETT. in his 76rb year. Relatives and friend-j are invited to attend the funeral.

Monday at A M. from his late residence. Ger-mantown pike and Huliowel! ate. Flvmoulo townshio. High mass In St Patrick Church.

Norristo'wn. at 10 A M. Interment at Matthew's New Cemetery, oushtbocken. Pa. MeCAREY.

On Thursday. Febn-aiy 23. 1005. CATHARINE, widow of Irancis cC a Relatives and friends of the family stc respectfully icivited to attend the funeral, on Monday morn-lne at 7.3o o'clock, from ber late residence. 40j 22d st Requiem mass at St Francis Church at 9 A M.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. McCLAIN. Febrnary 24. THOMAS, husband' of Catharine McClain. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday.

1 MONTCLAIR, X. Feb. 24. Additional evidence that Mrs. Hannah B.

Ross, the wealthy recluse whose charred body was found yesterday in the, ruins of her home, was murdered, was afforded by the autopsy held to-day, which showed that death had resulted from hemorrhage of the. brain, apparently caused by a blow." The police are making every effort to trace the missing coachman, who, on entering' Mrs. Ross' service, gave tne name of Robert Everett and an address which has since been found to be fictitious. Suspicions Cnriositj- The man is said to have shown a suspicious curiosity regarding Mrs. Ross' habits during the short time he was with her, and is reported to have remonstrated with her against locking her door at night, saying that he wished to rush in and rescue her in case of fire.

Mrs. Rosa is said to have declared that she was afraid of the man and had determined to discharge him. No trace has been found of much silverware and jewelry known to have been in the house. The missing articles are said to be worth $20,000. of' the ratnlly, also Guttenberg Lodge, No I O.O-F: Sonthwark Post.

No 5. 'K: GrosaS Conclave State of Concilixim. No 1, of Mr, Goethe Conclave. No 1, of Uniform Rauk. of also Lieder Verein.

Gesang Verein, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 1 M. from his late, residence. 2228 10th st. Interment at Green-mount- Cemetery. PARK.

At Nw. Orleans Feb 20, 1905, WILLIAM PARK, aged 58 years. PARR. February -20. 1905, OSCAR at Santa Fe, M.

Relatives and friends are Invited to-attend the funeral. Monday, at 2 M. at the residence of- his father-in-law. in Columbus, J. Interment In Columbus Cemetery.

PHIPPS. On February 22. 1905. HANNAH, widow- of Samuel Phipps. in her 84-th year.

Relatives- and friends of the family tire invited to attend the funeral, services. 00 Saturday, at 1.30 M. at her late residence, Limekiln pike. Hsrmer Hill, Montgomery county. Interment private, at Harnier Hill Cemetery.

PE1RCE. Suddenly, on February 23. MOSBS PEIRCIi, aged 73 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the. family, also the members of Rox-borough Lodge.

No.j:J5. and A and Cold Point Castle. 103. are invited to Attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 1 'o'clock, at- the Cold Point Baptist Church, Montgomery county. Carriages will meet the Chestnut Hill and Norristown trolley cars at Plymouth Meeting.

The remains can be viewed at the residence of his son. Henry Peirce. 2219. Cleveland ave, on Sunday evening, between 8 and 9 o'clock. RAWL1NGS.

On February 21, 1905, ED-ward beloved husband of Marv Rate-lingi in his 45th year. Relatives and friends of the- family, also Mozart Lodge. No 436. and A- ML- and all othr organizations of which he was" a member, are l-ivited to attend funeral servtces. on Saturday, February 25, at 2 at his late residence, 1418 13th st.

Interment priTate. UEITER. On Febrnary 23. 1905. CATHARINE, wife of Charles Reiter nee Rossbacb).

aeed 35 vears. Relatives and friends of the familv. also Knlchts and Lndies of Honor, are Invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Sunday, at 1 M. at ber late residence. 1420 Hollywood st.

Interment private at Mt Peace Cemetery. RINK. On February 22. 1905, RACHEL A aged 78 vears. The relatives and friends of tho- family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock, from the Old School Baptist Church, at 3.

Friends may view remains on Saturday evening, from 8 to 10 o'clock, at. the residence her Rink, 1834 Taney st, Philadelphia, Pa. ROSS. On morning of the 24th day of Feb--uary, 1905, ANNIE ROSS (nee Newtonj, heioved wife Richard Rops. aged 52 years 4 month 15.

days. The relatives and friends of tbe family- are respectfully Invited to-attend tbe funeral, on Monday afternoon, February 27, at o'clock, from the residence of ber son-in-law. Mr Harrv A Simpson. 031 5ih st. Camden.

I. Interment at Evergreen Cemeterv. -t ROUSE. On Fehraarr 24. 1905.

REBECCA WIMAN. widow of Charles YTilliam Rouse and dantfbter of the late Dr. William and Harden, in her -62d year. Funeral services cn Sunday afternoon. at 2 o'clock, at her late residence.

4S20 Chester ave. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. HUE. On February 23. 1905.

HARRY, son of Ada'ine and the late Henry Rue. ared 34 rears. Relatives-and friends of tbe family are invited to afend the funeral. on Sunday. February 26.

it 3 M. from the resiJepee of bis mother. 520 Locust st. Bristol. Pa.

Interment at Britol Cemetery. SCHNEIDER. On February 18. 1905. HENRI-TTK, widow of the late Franz Schneider (nee Kraemeri.

in her 8itth year. Relatives and trionda of the farailr also the members of Lteot. nsat Gav Circle. No S. A R.

and otbr-r a3cieflf of which be was a member, are invited tc attend the fwoeral. on Sindav. at M. from- her late residence. 18M lieithgow st.

(services at Ind Evana'le! Lcth-erai St Panl's Chnrch. 4th and Carnbrlrtee ts. at 3 M. Interment at Mount Pea'-e C'emiterv. SCOFIETD.

On February 22. 1905. at San Antonio. JANE- wife of William J. Scofleid.

in ber Si'dh SEIOEL- On February 21. 1905. MICHAEL SEIGEL. aged 76 year. Relatives and lriends of tbe-family are invited to attend the fnceral to-day (Saturday.

3 from the reel-tlence of hi Seigel. 1552 Braddoek street. IatermeDt private at Greenmonnt Ce meter y. SHEARER. On February 23.

UHK. AMANDA SHEARER. The relative and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 11 o'clock, from ber late retd nee, Bustleton. Interment at Fetmypaek. Tratii for Bustleton leaves Broad Street at 9-06; elao leaves Kensington 10.10.

SHIEIS. On Fbraarr 21. at New York. FRANCES SHIELS. P.elatlves and friends of tho family are invited to attend the funeral service, on Saturday, at 1 the residence of ber int.

Mrs Robert GraTbam. 2022 Cambria, at. Interment private, at Nortb-vood SILBER. On Febrnary 23. 1905.

FRIEDER- Saturday Millinery News OUR $5.00 and $6.00 Trimmed Hats for women are the best in town. Best because at even these moderate prices, the shapes are such a3 Paris has chosen for spring in the costly materials. The flowers are those Paris is using. The colors, Paris colors. All in all, a display that rings true to the Paris keynote from the tilt of the tricornes and roll of the turbans to the ombre roses and ribbons.

Women's $1.50 Dntrimmed Hals at 95c For the woman artistic finger-tips who is clever enough to trim her own hats: New spring shapes in black, tucked chiffon brim and crown of fancy braid. Women's Untrimmed Hals, special at $1.25 Various becoming shapes, including the new turbans and tricornes to be much worn this spring; of tucked chiffon-and-straw in black; tucked chiffon and wide bands of braid in black, brown, navy and cardinal. East Store. Second Floor. Market Street with embezzling $2700.

It is stated that this small amount was specified only as a formality on which to hold the prisoner. The amount alleged to have been appropriated by Dobbins is $20,000. Four thousand of this is said to have been recovered by the railroad company last year, but the balance will probably be a total loss. Living: in Ease Dobbins is asserted to have been living in the greatest ease since his discharge the first of the year. He wore the best of clothes, frock coat, high silk hat and patent leather shoes, and when he left here for- Elizabeth yesterday he was dressed as though he was about to attend some social function.

The accused man's friends say that he has displayed big rolls of money on several occasions and in one instance flourished a check for $80,000 in the face of his companion. Women's Coals at Half ONLY a few practically the last of our winter stock; strictly up-to-date, and well worth buying even if you will not need another coat before next season $10.00 Black Kersey Coats, $5.00 Double-breasted, nearly loose front; cloose-fitting back, notched collar and revers, flap pockets, full sleeves; 28-inches long; satin lined; sizes 38 to 46. West Centre Store. Second Floor, Market Street Sample Gold Jewelry A MAKER'S sample line, together with some regular patterns of which he had too many, at about a third under value: Solid Gold Cuff Buttons $1.75, $2.00, $2.75 and $3.50 pair Solid Gold Scarf Pins $1.00, $1.25. $1.50 and S2.25 each Solid Gold Waist Sets your choice for $3.00 Solid Gold Cuff Pins now $1.00.

$125 and $1.50 a pair Signet Rings 75c. $125. $1.75. $3.00 and S3.75 The assortment is very good, but quantities small and therein is a hint to come early. West Centre Store.

Market Strest RVIIIG'S RETURN TO STAGE UNCERTAIN Spring Gloves Have Come 1C0R street wear, women like the sturdy, good-looking Cape Glove in the broad cut fits comfortably without being clumsy. The skins we use in these gloves are particularly soft and velvety $1.00. Women's Imported'Glace Gloves 68c White, black and colors a chance to get a good dress glove for little money. FOR MEN Outseam and Pique Gloves at street shades the best $1.00 glove in town for men. West Store, Market Street Actor, Shows $10.50 Raincoats at $7.50 WOMEN'S full-length coats of cravenette in oxford, tan or olive; close-fitting, box-plaited back, double-breasted, and belt all around giving a trim, stylish look to the figure; collarless, the neck finished with flat, stitched band, broad sleeves shirred at shoulder, and with narrow rolling cuffs, fancy bone buttons.

West Centre Store, Second Floor. Market Street to attend the funeral, ou Saturday morninir, at' 8.80 o'clock; from bis late residence. cor 19th and Federal sts. Solemn high mass of requiem at Charles' Church at 10 o'clock precisely. Interment Holv Cross Cemctrv.

Dl'G AN. February 23. 1905. BERNARD DC-GAN. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8.30 A M.

from the residence his sister. Mrs Marv Conaghan. 2245 Callowhlll st. High mass at St Francis Xavier's Church, at 10 A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

DUNWOODY. On February 23. 1905. ELIZA, wife of the late Robert Dunwoody. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, ou Monday, the 27th Insr.

at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her. son-in-law. Benjamin A Phifer, 3718 Hav-erfo'-d ave. Remains wy be viewed Sunday evening. Interment at lernwood February 22.

MARY D. danehter cf James and the late Mary Dwver. ajed 22 years. Relatives and friends, also the B. V.

M. Sodality of St. Ann's Church, are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 A M. from the residence of ber father. 2665 Webb st.

ISth ward. Solemn reauicm mass at St Ann's Church ft 10 o'clock. Interment at New Catfiedral Cemetery. FARLEY. February 22.

JOHN M. son cf John and Susie Farley, and grandson of Richard and Mary Hayes aged 15 year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend ihe funeral, on Saturday, at 12.30 M. at the residence of his nncle. Mr Jchn Abern.

934 Jackson st. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. FAWKES On February 24. 1905. GEORGF5 Ji FAWKES.

seed 56 years. The relatives aai friends of the family. Sir Robert Peel Lodee. No- 30. Sons of St George: Parker Norris I.odae, No 451.

I Court Brotherly Love. No 10. of United Circie. No 1j7. BTcf Pa: I -No 15.

of A. 8nd employe of I Morris Iron Foundry an respectfully invited to attetid the funeral, on Monday aftern'n. at l.So o'clock, precisely, at his late residence. 3065 Hartviile st. Services at Reformed Episcopal Chnrch (A1-leghenny ave st) 2 o'clock.

lot. Greenwood. FIRTH. On February 21. 1905.

BENJAMIN. Condition of Eminent Now Hi in London, Little Change Had Money in the House M. B. Wallace, of East Orange, a brother of the dead woman, said to-day that his sister was ia the habit of keeping considerable sums of money in the house. She recently sold a house in Baltimore, for $2000, receiving $1100 in cash, and it is thought this sum may have been in the house also.

The theory that Mrs. Ross was drugged during the night is borne out by- the fact that her head was wrapped in a piece of window drapery. Autopsy Ordered An autopsy has been ordered to establish, if possible, the cause of death. This will be performed by Dr. W.

Mc-Kenzie, County Physician Of Esses county, under instructions from Coroner W. Nelson Knapp. "Mrs. Ross, according to her brother, habitually retired at 0 o'clock. -At that hour on the night of the fire a light was seen burning in her room.

When, her body was found it was seen that her clothing had not been removed This led to the belief that she was killed before her usual hour for retiring. WEDDING. Invitations. Aonciracoments. etc 1X) in script lettering, including: 2 sets of envelopes, W.

Ott Eng. 924 Cbest't st. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED at 8.30 A M. from Els late residence. i-i.

Hart lane. Solemn reqniem mass at the Che.rcb of the Visitation, at lo A M. Interment at Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. McDONNELL. Snddenlv.

February 21 JOHN, son of Martin aiKl Bridcet McDonnell, of Clare- IKE KEGINV SILBF-R. tbe wife of tbe late Frederick Silber in her 7tth year. Relatives morrls. CoiinCv Mavo. iieinna.

aeo i teor also employes of the and friends of the family are irivifed to attend Relatives and menus MeCaban Sucar Refining C-cmrany. are In- the- funeral, on f-anday. at 1 M. from ner late residence. -Tji st.

interment at the tnnerai. on miuiubi. hi ia ih, funeral on atnrdav. at i WOLVERHAMPTON, Feb. 24.

Sir Henry living's condition to-night is practically unchanged. The patient himself is brave and hopeful. The attending physician says that Sir Henry is completely run down and that it is impossible at present to make any safe prediction concerning the prospects of his reappearance on the stage. Sir Henry Irving is occupying a suite in the old Star and Garter Hotel. Two trained nurses and physicians are in constant attendance.

It was hoped that the improvement in his condition would enable him to travel to London on Sunday, but to-night this is not thought to be Some Special Tallies in Standard Corsets Perhaps a hundred pairs of the Nemo "Grand Prize" Corsets are left for to-day's selling, and the size range is considerably broken; but it's well worth while to try to find your size when you can buy this stylish and well-made Corset at half Nemo $2.00 "Grand Prize" R. G. Corsets, new model, $2 value $1.00 New Nemo Busl-adjusiing Corsels $3.00 New Nemo "In-curYe Waist" Corsets $3.00 And in addition to the above there are other special lots, in various popular makes it will pay you to look through the Corset Store fo-day. East Store Second Floor. Filbert Street 8 30 from tbe residence of his brother- Greonmotint Cemetery, in -aw Mr Tbon-as Counor.

25 Tree st. i SINN. February 23. CATHARINE ELIZA-Requiem high mass at Church of Our Lady of TRETn. wldo-r of tbe late John SinD.

in her Mt Carmel. at lu A precisely. Interment at 77th year. Relatives and friends are invited if DenW Cemeterv. to attend the funeral on Monday at Mcl'OUG On February 24.

1905. at ber 1 M. at her son's residence. Mr Otto Bur-reiid-nce 1517 Christian street. MA KG A-1 beck.

1037 3d at. Interment at Northwood Due notice of the late Mary A Mcivmgal. husband of Ella Ev Firth, aged 31 vears. Rela-tU-es and friends, also Court Trlb of Chester. No.

30. Foresters of America: Shield of No. 34: Ticieum German Beneficial Sot-i. tv. or Fsington.

Pa. and employe of the Lester Piano Company, are invited to at'end the funeral service, on Sunday, at 2 P. M-. from his Hr residence. No.

2 Sands Essinsti.o. Delaware county. Ta. Interment at thester Rm-al Cemetery. FRAILEY On Februarv lfo.i, ANNIE wife of the late John R.

Frailev. D. XK. aged 77 years. Relatives and frlen.s the family are Invited to attend rh" Marearet ElizaDeia.

Sallie. Katarzyna. Km in a .1. Oaisv M. ossible.

As soon as he is able to leave is bed he will so to the south onaat funertl will be ivea. Mcl'ETRirxiE. Februarv 21. 1905. SARAH, w-i'i.

of the late Jatr.es McFetridae. in ber 76th The relatives nd friends of the fami'y hte rsr-ectfullv invited to attend the funerL on Seturdav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from br lae leiidt-nce. 121 Titau ft. Inturaent at Mt Morir.h Ccuietery. Mc.JETTIGAN Februarv 21.

HANNAH Relatives and friends are invited to strend the funeral, on Monday, at So A M. from ber lnte residence. 22 Webster Allninn. FI.irrv BnuPtt. Conwav Hobike.

Aujiufct." Borov.ieo. Autoni Bradririfk. Blight more, Walter. Brown. John Btich, Walter T.

El ell. Herbert -1 Hich mass at tnsnes 1 nurcn. at funnel. Aunle E. Marv B.

Murpby. Mabel G. Florence. Marvaun. Mary E.

Isabella K. Toline r. j- Miller. Kstella. at r.

from ber late 5136 Lancaster are Tntermi lit orivate. Fisher, Orlando Ghuka. Ozl'pIhiv. OuDiiirman. Jebn F.

Gunw-jch. Hahrt. Joseph cbK-k. luterment at ina iaiQi terv Sympathy and interest in Sir Henry's conditiou are world-wide, as is shown bv the number of telegrams and cable dispatches which he has received, while groups of sympathetic local admirers and visitors are gathered all dv.tang"jn the narrow, street trout of the hotel. One ot his doctors said to-night that Sir Henry's condition is the result of overwork at his age, combined with a continuous round of entertainment at everyplace he has visited during this, his last MrGUAT- On Februarv 24.

1905. THOMAS $2 Framed Pictures at $1 PICTURES at half price are not exactly a novelty here we've had lots of them this season; but this particular lot of Colored Photos and Photogravures is about the most attractive low-priced offering we have yet had. Hand-colored, some in the others in water In gilt frames (two styles) with white mat and gilt filler. Only three hundred in this lot; about fifty good subjects at the start. All at $1.00 each.

Gloue. Relatives and friend-i of the family re to attend tte funeral, on Morxlay. at 8 30 from fcia late residence. So Montana treet. Mt.

Airv. Solemn requiem man at the Church of the Cross. Iatermest tt FRATIES. On February 22. JOSEPH FItATlES.

son of the lat" ftni Frsttes. aged 48 years. Relative aud and embera of the" McOowen '-n! and Moieton Y'acbt Club, are invited, to atfendcthe funeral, Sundav. at 1 M. from the residence of his brother.

John Fratie. 1426 3d St. Interment at Oild Fellows Cemeterv. FREDERICK. On February 21, 1905.

JOHN A. son of the late Joel and Lutiixa Frederick. In his 40th year. Relatives and friends of the family, also Eugine Co No 47. Firemen's Relief and Fortietii Ward Republican Club, are invited to attend the funeral.

SNODGRAS. On February 23." 1905. IRA B. in hia 55tb year. r--jTes and friends of the family.

Keystone Council. No. 11. Junior O. U.

A. M. Vtarwick Cnstfe. No. 174.

of M. C. and the employes of the Nixop Paper Company, are invited to attend tbe on Monday, at 2 P. from hi late residence. Silver-wood street, above Fountain street.

Roxborouarb. fcFUAR On he 22d Inst. THOMAS J. hu-bnnd of Elizabeth Spear. In bis 73d year Relatives an'l friends of -be family, a'si William Schneider Lodse.

No 419. A Fairmount Park Guards and Volunteer Firemen's Association of PMlndolpbla. are Invited to attend tbe ftmrI. on Suadav. at 1 M.

from hi late reslde-iicc. 2314 Turner St. To proceed to Mechanics' Ctuetery. On Februarv 23. 1905.

HELEN TODD, widow of Henrv Stevenson, aeed 73 sears. Relatives and friends of tbe family are Invited to attend the funeral services cn "Monday, at 2 51. at ber late residence, 5911 Green st. Germantown. Interment private.

STUBBELBINE. On February 23. 190-5. WILLIAM STCBBLEBINE. -Relatives an! friends of tbe familv.

also Tstem Lodee. No 1O60. I F. and Kevstone Encampment No 57. I F.

are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 1 I. at his late residence Norrls st. Interment at Ferowood Cemetery. TAN1F.R. On February 22, 1905 CATHARINE, wife of William Tunler.

in her 5 2d year. Uela-tive and friends of tbe family are Invited to attnd the. faueral. on Sunday, at 2 M. from ber late residence.

325 Market st. Gloucester City, .1. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery. TATLHR. February 24.

ROBERT TAYLOR, aged 5o- years. Relatives and friends, alao police officer of Fifteenth district, are invited to attend the funeral, on Tnesdav February 2S. at 2 M. from bfs late residence. 1546 Unity at.

Frankford. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. Hfnton, Joun Heavner, Arthur 11. Hodinc. Andreas Kennedy.

William Kern, Oscar Kniozyuski. Jan: Kropppel. John. LHki. Jerizv Lee.

Efiwin'C. Lefcow itch. Jack Lumen. Bernard McCarter, Joseph II. MoCloskoj- Edward Cemetery.

Maria. Katharine R. Elizabeth. Michalins. Fannie.

Anna. France? n. -Moskowits. Annie. Rose.

Ellra -fin Fehrnarv 22. ANNA E. wife Simuel Mctionigle and daughter of New White Shirt Waists STYLES ran to lingerie effects tiny tucks, Valenciennes-Places in delicate, dainty designs we have beenvery particular to get the kind of designs refined women like. And if you could see the crowds about our shirt waists, we wouldn't need to'tell you they are th prettiest for the prices in town At $1.00 White Persian lawn, side-plaited simple, serviceable, dainty. At $1.50 White lawn, entire front of embroidery in the English effect, and tucks.

A $1.75 Of Persian lawn, with Valenciennes lace and tucks to give a bolero effect; even the sleeves are daintily trimmed with tucks and lace a wonderfully pretty blouse for the price. At $2.25 Of sheer dotted Swiss, cool and crisp. At $2.75 Of white lawn, with fine tucks and dainty Valenciennes lace trimming the front. FOR MISSES, a full line of simple, girlishly pretty blouses, starting a $1.25. the late William ana tatnrme tcion.

m-n-lives and friends of tbe family, also membe.s of Rnth Home. No 39. of U. are invited Tillie provincial tour. At midnight Sir Henry was resting well.

The messages of sympathy include cablegrams from Joseph Jefferson. Richard Mansfield, Sir Charles Wvndham, the Lotos Club, of New York, and the Bohemian Club, of San Francisco. on Sunday, at 2 M. from his late residence. t.

attend the funeral services, on i-aturoay. at East Centre Store. Third Floor, Market Street t-i i 1 -MciuTosn. imam erguson 1426 Felton st. Interment at FernWood t'em- M.

st ber late 3209 Dakota Manning. William Baker, M'arv II Mather. Victor Earle. Catherine A. etery.

st (32d and Dannhin sis.i. Interment private at Mayo. Georiro TI Mt VcrnoL- Cemtterv. irk- On February 21. 1905.

SAMUEL husband of Sarah Ma-k (nee Barr. in bis 6Tth vear. Relatives and friends of the family Harriett Paulina. Barbara. Louisa E.

Marv E. Mari- C. Mazlera. Ktanislaw. Muller, Julius Myers, Florence 0'nllivan, Wm J.

Parker. Isaac F. are invited to attend tbe funeral, on Saturday, from his late residence, north Powderly. Francis F. Harriet C.

east corner fifh and Dannhin sts. Servle a at 1 M. at St John's Evancelica! Church. 6'n Reynolds. Thomas Taylor, Grace G.

Il-Oflne-. Hfirrr on-i tiomihln sta Interment nrlva'e. North FREITAG. Febrnary 22. 1905.

GEORGE J. beloved husband of Margaret Feitag. aced 56 years. Relatives and lriends. also the Men of the Holy Family of St Boaifaeins" Church, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A M.

from his iatc resist nee. 1S31 2d st. Solemn requiem at St Bonifacius Church, at IO A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. FRENO.

Suddenly, on February 22. 1905. VIRGINIA relict of Jacob Freno. Funeral, to which the relatives aud friends are Invited, on Sundav, 26th inst, at 1 from her late residence. 426 Dickinson st.

Interment private at Fernwooi Cemetery. FOX. On February 23. 195. NATHALI A H.

wife of Henrv For. Relatives and friends an- Florence wood Cemeterr. Remains can be viewed this (Fridavt eveninsr. T.T.I-- T-, OJ 1(111', TTV A Xf Jane M. Gertrude Kate.

Mary E. Veronica. Root. Frederick Scbleicter. Paul B.

John Sherman, William A. Spanowsk. Stretz. Josenh helove-1 wife of Charles Herbert Madden and TKMPLETR. At Washington.

C. on Febru The Talking Machine THE talking machine does everything that any musical instrument or any voice can do for it perfectly reproduces them all. No other instrument affords so wide a variety of entertainment. Unless you have heard the latest talking machines such as we have here, something of a surprise awaits you a real treat. While perfecting the instruments, the makers have also perfected facilities for making them, so that we can now offer a satisfactory outfit Edison or Victor), complete, with 12 records of your choice for $15.00 or $25.00.

All the desirable records are here fresh and new 35c to $5. 00 each. East Centre Store, Tklrd Floor Hainan. Ketrina C. East Centre Store, Second Floor Ternpkorltz, Albert Merz.

Louisa daughter of Thomaa and Minnie Simpson, aged 25 vears. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, "on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 clock, at Ker narents" residence. 5412 Lancaster ave. In Tbeders. -Herman Voict.

Charles A Treacher. Louise M. Waitt. Daniel McGlenn Marv Weber, Oliver Ilaight, Sarah" Invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence. 10OS Spruce st.

on Saturday, the 25th inst. at 11 o'clock A precisely. In ary 22. 11H5. MARTHA.

widow of Georee Tcmpler. The relative and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral service, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her sou's residence. 3t'50 Melon at. Philadelphia. Interment private.

THACKARA. February 23. 1905. DANIEL THACKARA. aeed 84.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday. terment private. xTiwivr: rn Vehmm-r 1905. CHARLES son 'of "Charles aud Anna Mannine. aced 9 nv-nths.

Relatives and friend of th family art. Incited tn attend the funeral, on Saturday. MARRIED WILL VACCINATE CATTLE Anthrax Expert in Consultation With State Health Board S-l ecial to Tbe Inquirer. WOODBURY, N. Feb.

24. State Veterinarian -Dr. Thomas B. Rogers, of this city, was in Trenton to-day in consultation with the State Board of Health in reference to the advisability of inoculating all the cattle in and around Logan township, where a case of anthrax developed a herd of. cattle belonging to Isaac Justice, whose son is lving ill in the Municipal Hospital, Philadelphia, having become infected with the disease.

Dr. Rogers was with the Logan Township Committee yesterday, and the conference to-day was to ascertain who will pay the tiii, the state', or the township Dr. Rogers will begin to-morrow to vaccinate all the cattle in the vicinity of Bridgeport and Swedesboro, on authority of the State Board of Health. No cases from Salem county have been reported to the State Board, although it is said the disease has made its appearance there. a- 130 from bis parents' residence.

No at IO A M. from his late residence. 260 317 North 16th st. Interment at Holy Cross Interment private Broad st. woounury.

at FrHnfton Cniefery. terment private. GALL. Februarv 24, MARY" A. widow of the late Frederick Gall.

In her 50th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.3o A M. from her late residence. 2630 Brown st. High mass at St Francis Xavier's Church, at 10 A M.

Interment at Holy Cross At Bedford. Pa. on February 23, -irms K.T.IZABKTH C. widow cf Thomas Gar ooWlLTRE'WES--r0n February 22. by the Rev.

L. Middleton. at 1151 Ye- Cemetery. On Februarv 24. 1905.

MARY ifKi-i'iuvr wife of the late Albert $2.50 Spectacles now $1.75 THERE are our regular $2.50 Spectacles and Eyeglasses from stock; plain magnifying lenses of various power, in neat, gold-filled frames. Same proportionate reduction on prescriptions. You can always save something here on the filling of. oculists' prescriptions, and at the same time make sure that everything will be entirely right and satisfactory. VT ect Centre Store.

Market Street kknwee anl Dotn or t'nnadelpliia. Marklev. In ber 73d year. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral services, on Monday, terirnary Zi. at 11 her late residence.

521 I mden St. of Atlantic City, in the 92d year of her age. The relatives and friends of tbe family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, at the jmiiors Camden. J. Interment private, at Evergreen DIED Cemeterv.

MARSHALL. Stiddenly on February 21. 1905, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, wife of Samuel Marshall, and mother of Edward Peek. Ser vices at her late residence, 5431 Greene at, Ger- ABEL. February 23 CHRISTINA, widow of the late George Abel.

Sr. ejted 58. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sandav February 26 at 2 at the residence of Mrs Chance. 1130 Dnnton st. 16th ward.

Interment private at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. On February 22. FrRFCT. Rugs and Rubber Mats TWO especially good offerings to-day in the Rug Store the sort of values not often found except here: $25.00 Smyrna Rugs at $14.75 Size 9 12 feet; handsome color effects, bat in the past season's patterns that's why they are eoing below wholesale value. $1.50 Rubber Mats are now 75c Size 18 30 inches; excellent quality, but-only'a thousand in the lot don't delay.

wife of J. Frank Barnes and daughter 'f Mary J. and the late Samuel Welsh, in her year. Relatives and friends cf the fam New Styles in Men's Hats A LL the newest shapes and colors are here in qualities from good to" best $2.00 to $5.00. A larger assortment of.

both Soft and Derby Hats than ever before. Our rapidly growing business proves the excellence of the values as well as correctness of styles. East Store. Eighth Street ily are mvitcu to attni' the feneral. on Sunday, at.

2 P. from her 'residence. 4Wb8 THEVENY On the morning of Februarv 22. 1905. SUE THEVENY Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, Saturday, at 2 M.

at her late residence. 1907 Warnoek at. Interment strictly private. TRAVIS --On February 21. 1905.

MARTHA wife- of Frank Travis, daughter cf Thomas and Emma and granddaughter of Geo -W and Emma Riiter. In ber 20c year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral -on S-iaday. at 1 M. at ber parents' residence.

1725 Water st. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. VEIT. On February 22. 1905.

SYLVIA MAY VEIT. beloved daughter of Robert and Minrte Veit. uee Wirk, aged 8 years 10 davs. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully Invited to -attend funeral services, cn Saturday, at 2 "at ber parents' residence. No 3062 Hutchlnsen at.

interment private at Green-mount Cemetery VOIGHT. On the 23d inst, AGNES AMELIA, wife of7-Frederick Voigbt, aged 62 years- 7 months. The relative and friends of the family -are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her son's 927N Marshall at. Interment-at Green-mount Cemetery. February 23, 1905.

EDWIN son of -Anna and -the-late Charles Wagner, aged 22 years. The relatives and frirt.ds of the family also General Hantock Council No 506. of Court ffienwood. No 101. Foresxera of Planet Jr Benencia! Association and the employes of Allin Co.

are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday. February '26. at 2 o'clock, from the residence his mother. 641 Tioga st. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.

WAGNER (nee Harmstead). On February. 22. l90o. MARY, widow of Josenh Wacner In har Piaster st.

BARR. On February 23. at State Hos pital. Norristown. DAYII BARR.

husband of of Oliver Bair, loli cnestnut interment private. EI BEL. On the 22d of February. 1905. LOUIS, husband of Gottlieben Geibel (nee Samvalol.

aged 67 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral, on Saturday, at 2 M. from his. late residence. 153 Laurel st.

Train lesves and CoVumbiu Station 4.17 M. Interment at Hillside Ce-cetery. GLENN. On February 24. 1905.

MAY wife of George Glenn and daughter cf Kate and tbe late Dr Marcus Schoales, of Kensington, aged 29 years 10 days. Gone to meet papa. Tbe relatives and friends cf tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, from her mother's residence, "4413 Thompson st. Brid-sburg. Interment at -New Cathedral Cemetery.

HANDY. On February 23. 1905. WILLIAM son of William and the late Mary Haqdy. aged 23 years.

relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the parlors of Oliver H. Bair, 1517 Chestnut st. Mass at the Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Croes Cemetery. HA RRENBERG.

On February 24. 1905. EMIL HAW asred 70 years. Funeral services will be held at the Old Man's Home. 39th and Barlr.e sts.

to-day Saturday). 25th inst. at 2PM Interment private. AHlT. On February '21.

1905. JOHN .7.. be Alice Birr (nee riauani. and son of Geore and the lute Sarah Barr, Relatives and friends East Centre Store, Fourth Floor, Market Street oi me larauy. also Jlinnenaca Tribe.

No. 111. I O. R. are invited to attend the funeral, ou Tuesday, at 2 P.

from his late residence. Willow avenfte. La Mott. Montgomery county. Interment at Northwood Cemeterv.

nantown. on Saturday afternoon. February 25, at 2 o'clock. Interment private, at Ivy Hill Cemetery. MELIUS.

On February 22. 1905. ELIZABETH II MELTUS. The relatives and friend' of the family are invited to attend. the funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, at nrr lat" residence.

1721 Warnoek tst. Interment private at South Laurel Hill Cemetery. MENCH. Entered into rest on Febrnary 21. 1905.

CHARLES MENCH. In the 86th year of bis age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence. 1501 Gratz St. on at 2 precisely.

Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery, private. MENGERT. Oo Februarv 22. 1905. CAROLINE H.

widow of William Mengert. in ber Slst year. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral services, oh Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock precisely, at her late residence, 1621 Edgely st. Interment tt Central Laurel Hill. MERRICK.

-Entered into rest February 24. 1905. MARY" JANE, wife of Samuel M-rrick. aeed 72 vears. nt her late residence.

2436 Cedar st. Due notice of funeral will be given. MIDDLETON. On February 22. 1905.

EDWARD MIDDLETON. iu his 57th year. Tbe relatives and friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral an Saturday. Februarv 25, at 1 o'clock, from his- late residence. 1664 Harrison st.

Frankford. Services in St Luke's Church, at 2 o'clock precisely. Interment MILLER. -On the morning of February 24, 1905. WILLIAM MILLER beloved h.iihand February 24, 1905, FRED-RIA A.

wife of Captain Barrett, at her laic ii juray St. liermantowo. Hue Great Reductions in Men's Winter Clothing You can get whatever kind of Winter Suit or Overcoat you want to-day, and pay from a third to a half less than the original price. Winter Overcoats, in the various popular styles $20.00 worth $15.00 worth $12.50 worth $10.00 worth $7.50 worth $5.00 worth $10.10. A Men's Suits fancy cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds $12.50 worth $20.00 and $25.00 $10.00 vworth $7.50 worth $12.00 and $5.00 worth $10.00.

OLD MAN MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT Allentown Confectioner Dying From, Stranger's Attack Special to The Inquirer. ALLENTOWN, Feb. 24. John Lbert, an aged confectioner, was shot mysteriously and is dying here to-night. Ae was closing his shop for the night and -went into the back yard, when a man stepped suddenly from behind an outhouse and fired three times at him, all the bullets taking effect.

Ebcrt managed to call for help and tell his story before losing consciousness. He described his assailant as a tall and slender man and wearing a slouch hat. Neighbors say they saw a person of this description about the place during the evening, and after the shooting saw a man running away. The assailant evidently wanted to rob the place, and thinkirjg'he was detected fired the shots and escaped. Eb-ert is not known to have any enemies.

SAMUEL LEES Slst year. Relatives' and friends, of the family loved husband of Mary Hart, and son of tbe late Bernard and Catharine Hart. Relatives and are invited to attend the- funeral services, today (Saturday! t' 2 TF her dence. 2110 North Twentieth street. Interment private at Monument Ceroetry- friends, also -the members ot Kartenaers' an.i White Fawn "Associations, are invited to attend the funeral.

on Monday, at A. from his late residence, 138 West Wildey street (Sixteenth ward). High mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9. A. M.

precisely. A I KIN SON. On February 23. 1905, Rev WILLIAM -E ATKINSON, "in his 84th year! Service at Pottstown at 6.30 Sunday evening and at Woodland Cemeterv $20 and $25 Black Suits at $15.00 Hand-tailored suits of black unfinished worsted, worth regular $20.00 black thibet cloth suits, double-breasted sack coat; regular $20.00 suits of black Clay-weave diagonal all now at $15.00. of Emma Miller, nee Meier, aged 44 years.

Rela $15 and $18 Black Suits at $10.00 Regular $18.00 suits of thibet cloth, suigle- or double-breasted; regular $15.00 suits of black cheviot, single-breasted; regular $15.00 suits of black unfinished worsted, handsomely tailored and finished all now at $10.00. noun- oi me iuuprai wm re given. 1905- WILHELMINE BAUM, wife of Tbeodore Itaura, aeed 62 years and 4 months. Relatives and friends oi the family also the members of the Voigtlaender, Columbia and Huntington Frauen Unterst Ver-ein. are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at l.dO P-M, from her late residence.

4U7 Buttonwood st. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. J- February 23,. 1905. CATHERINE widow of the- late Joseph Bell, in her 72d year.

Funeral at the residence of her: son-in-law. Arthur Starr. 95 Broad st. Mondajr. February 27.

at 2.30 M. Interment private. BOLLINGER. On February 21, 1905, CATHARINE, wile of Charles Bollinger, aged 79 years and 6" months Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at 1 M. at her son-in-law's residence.

Moiitz Breithaupt. 3710 'Wallace st. Interment private, at Lafayette Cemeterv. BRADLEY. On February 22.

1905. DENNIS BRADLEY. 51 years. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 A from his late residence. 1120- N- Front st.

Solemn requiem mass at Church of Immaculate Conception at -10 A Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. OADWALLADER. On the Second Month 24tb. 1005. MARTHA W.

widow of Howard Cad-wallader. aired 82 years. Relatives and friends phia, February at 10.30 o'clock. Interment private. AWN.

February 21. ANNA HAWS, wid- i tives mm irjemiM 01 nie lamiiy, also vomjDg Tribe, No 55, Imp of Men. and Prog'resslve Chamber. No 15. F.

are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at" from' his late residence. 822 Pearl sr Cam. to which -relatives and friends are invited. l-fthfTtarr 9i -loos; Tni7TiT ow-vof the late Frank Hawn. Relatives and West Store.

Second Floor. Market Street mentis are invited to attend tne runerai services on Sunday, at 1 precisely, at the residence of her George Geiran. 739 den. J. at Camden New Cemetery.

loved son la McSbalu-and the late- Charles Webb, aged 29 -year. Relatives and friends the family are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday.1 at .30 A M. from his mother's residence. southwest comer -Front and South ets. Hieb mass at St Philin" Chnrch inter.

MOON. on ebrnary 19O0. ELIZABETH B. wife of John Moon. In.

her 67th vear. Moore st. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. Please omit flowers. TTFISS On February 24.

1905. THOMAS tif.iSS In hUi 22d rear. Relatives and friends ment at Holv -Cros Cemetery. Febniarv 23 of the family are Invited to attend the funeral of late Anna Weiiidel. aged 57 years.

ana- mends. also members of the Risine Sun German Arheiter Ttenefletoi so on rnesciay. at 2 -vi. at cis late residence. 1233 Allison st.

Interment private at Mt Peace HENTZ. February 1905. ANNIE widow of the late John Hentz. aired 72. Relatives and also Sacred Heart's- dalitv or tbe immacuiare conception 8re invited to attend the funeral, on Monday.

Women's Underclothes CORSET Covers and Drawers one-third under price becausejthe maker wanted empty shelves for his new spring goods: Corset Covers nainsook and cambric take your pick of several pretty styles, trimmed with lace or little blind embroideries 18c to 75c. Drawers cambric or nainsook, some with pretty French style ruffles, others with the straight full --ruf-. with laces, embroidery, or ribbon for dainty trimming 25c to $1.00. East Store. Second Floor Pay Less for Pure Candy OUR candy manufactory is one of the largest in the city, and probably the cleanest.

We would like you to see it. Specials for Saturday "Pif Paf Pouf Chocolates 20c lb. Cream Almonds, Assorted Caramels, 20c Hazelnut Chips, Walnut Wafers 20c These are regular 25c and 30c grades; you make the saving, to-day because we want, more people to know about qur pure candies. West Centre Store, Basement Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend tbe funeral, on Saturday, at 2 M. from the residence of ber son-in-law.

William Heller, 5802 Vine st! at Mount Moriah Cemetery. MOORE. On February 22. 1905. JOHN MOORE, aged -05 vears.

Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday, precisely at 2 M. at bis late residence. 1726 North 19th Internment private. MOORE. On February 21.

1905. ELI aeed SO The relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral, on Sunday, at 1 o'clock, from tbe residence of Nathan Marple, Delaware county. Pa. Interment at Media Cemetery. MORRIS.

On February 24. 1905, JOSEPH MORRIS, in his 72J year. Relatives and friends are iuvited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at M. from his late residence 245 East 4th st. Chester.

Pa. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery: i ciety, members of Ai-chconfraternity of the St Bonifacius: Church, "and employes of Blabon'a- oil doth' work Are invited to "attend the funeral, -on Mondav. at 7.30 A from the residence of bis son. Mr Frederick Weindel .112 Diamond st. Requiem mass at St Bonltaclus' Chuwh.

at 9 A M. Interment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemeterv. WEIR.On February 22. 1905. CHARLES WEIR, beloved husband of Dora Weir.

Relatives and friends are Invited to a ttni at 8.30 A M. trom ner late resilience. 21a n. Allen st. Hieh mass at Church of Immaculate Conception.

Interment at the Cathedral Ceme tery. HEPEURN. Suddenly, on February 24. 1905, Matilda DINJSMORE. daughter of James and Jennie Hepburn, aged 9 years and 1 month.

funeral services, on Monday, -at 2 P. M. precisely, 'at "bis late residence. 3804- Lancaster Relatives and friends are invitea to attend the funeral on Monday, at 2 M. from the resi interment at Moriah WELISCHEK.

Suddenly. Fchrn.rr i iqtj-; dence- of -ber parents. 1611 S. 22d st. Inter-meat at" Mount Moriah Cemetery.

FRANK eloved husband of Laura-M W'eli-8Chek. nee Hickman), and son of Wenzel and Elizabeth WeliSehek. aeed 31 years. Relatives HOLLOW On tbe 22d inst. WILLIAM HOLLO WAY.

in his 79th year. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend fumral Market Eighth St. STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER Market Eighth Filbert St. Well Known West Philadelphia Snccnmbi to Heart Disease Samuel Lees, one of the oldest dry goods merchants in the city, died suddenly of heart disease at his home, 3410 Spring Garden street, yesterday morning. Mr.

Lees was engaged in business at and Market for fifty years. He was president of the Society of St. Oeorge and was prominent in Masonic and Knight Templar affairs. He was president of the Boa-d of Trustees of the First Baptist Church for a number of years. Three sons and a daughter survive him.

The funeral will be held on Monday with interment in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Burton Holmes' Lecture Another of Burton Holmes' delightful "travelogues" entitled pleased a large audience at the Academy of Musio last evening. The inimitable style of the well known lecturer delighted his hearers and the wealth of amusing anecdotes which he related concerning persons he had met and places visited during his travels lent a touch of humor to his talk. The stereop-tican views of Irish scenes and the moving picture? with which the lecture was illustrated gave the audience a look.

into the most picturesque portions of the Emerald Lie, and illustrated Mr. descriptions of the quaint peasant life of the rural districts as well as giving an excellent idea of Irish city life. Many of the points which have figured in the history of the country were shown upon the screen and their m-tereetinK stories and legends attractively told by the lecturer. services. -on Saturday, at 2iP M.

at his resi dence. 1733 istn st. interment private. HOLOCH. February 22.

GOTTHILF HOL- OCH. beloved busbaud of Barbara Holocb (nee cf the family are invitea to aitena tne innerai services, on Second-day. 27th inst, at 10.30 A M. at lier late residence. 663 North.

12th St. Interment private. CAMPBELL. On Febroary 23 KATHRYN. beloved wife of John Camobell.

and daughter of Hannah and the late Dennis Frlel. Relatives aud friends are-Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at A M. rom her lat residence" 1262 23d sf. High mass at Anthony's Church, at. 9.30 AM.

Interment private." CARTER. On February 23. 1905. FRANK CARTER, aged 43 years. The -relatives- and friends of the family- are respectfully invited to attend the f'jneral on Sunday afternoon, at 1.3o o'clock, precisely, at bis late residence.

650S Elwood ave. Oak Lane. Phila. Interment private at Mt Peace CHAPPELL. On February 23.

1805, SARAH JANE, dauffbter of the late George and Sarah Chappell. ased 5t veare. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Alexander Buchanan. 54 Winter st, Germantowu. Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery.

CLARK. Ou the 22d FRANCIS CLARK. Sr. husband of Marv A Clark. Relatives and friends cf the family are respectfully invited to attend the tineraL 'on Mondav.

at 8 A M. from his late residence 628 Christian St. High mass of reciuiem at St Paul's Chureb. at A p.iccis2ly Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. CLEAVER.

On the Second mouth. 21tb. 1905, LYDIA widow of Jesste Cleaver. 83 years. Relatives and friends of the fatnilv are invited to.

attend the funeral services, on at 10.30 A. at her Jate residence. 1211 North Elsventb street. Interment private. COCKER.

Fcbruarr 22. SARAH Christ), in tbe list year of his age. Funeral Saturday. 1.30 M. from his late residence, 1215 Parrlsb.

st. Interment orivate. HUNTER. On the 23d Irs. ANNA DRIFTS HUNTER.

dauehter of Hutch and Annie Hunter. In her 6tb year. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral. on Saturday. J-bruary "io.

1905 at 2 from her parents' residence. 2805 North Front NOON AN. On February 24. 1905, THOMAS NOONAN. Relatives and fricnd3 of the family, also the Societies of St Malacbl's Church, of which he was a member, are respectfully m-rited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from the residence of his sister.

Mrs Mary Fitzgerald. 1210 12th ft. Solemn reqniem mass at St Malachi'a Church at 10 o'clock. Interment private at Holy Cross Cemetery. O' BRIEN.

Feb. 21. beloved husband of Kate OTtrien. native of County. Caven.

Ireland. Relatives and friends, also Division No 29. A H. are iuvited to attend funeral. Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late residence.

.616 10th st High requiem ms at St Paul's Church, at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. O'CA LLAGHAN. At North Dakota February 18, 1905. ANNIE, sister of Rev Daniel O'Callaghan.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8 A from the residence of ber brother. Harry A O'Callflghan. 24f3 Car-pente- st. high mass of requiem at Anthony's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

PAMPEL. On February 21. 1905. HUGO, beloved busbaud of Sophia Pampel (nee Thu-Slnml. aged 59 years.

Relatives friend Lady of Mercy Church at 9 A M. Interment at Holy C'rOM Cemetery. WOOD. On Feb .22. 1905.

ANNIE WOOD (nee Kitelman. Relative and friends of family are invited to attend funeral services, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. 4150 Parrlsb. st. Interment private.

ZEITZ. Suddenly. February 23. 11)05. MATILDA, dearly beloved wife of William Zeita and dansrhter of Klizabetb and tbe late William FltJ-patrlek.

Relatives and friends Invited attend the fuueral. on Sunday, st 2 M. from her brother's residence. John Fitsoatrlck. 852 Front t.

Interment Fern wood Cemetery. aim ineiraa 01 ine iamuy are invitea to attend the; funeral -service. cn Saturday, at 1P M. at his late residence, 435 Durfor st. near Wolf st.

Interment WHALJ3Y. February 24. WILLIAM WHA-LEY. Relatives -and friends, also William Bray Lodge, No 410. and A M.

are Invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at 1.45 M- Interment Somerton Hill Cemetery. Train for Somerton leavea, -12th and Market 12.30. Carriages will meet train. WHITE-. Entered into- rest, on the morning of February 24.

MATHIEU WHITE, aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the -funeral. Tuesday, at 1-30 M. front his late residence. 1731 Ellsworth st.

Services at -Broad St Church, at 3 M. Interment at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, 18th and Wolf sts. WILHELM. February 22. RAYMOND WIL-HELM, son of Richard A and Annie Haet-k-ner and grandbon of Margery A and the late Cbarle3 Wilbelm.

aged 12 yeai-s. Relatives and Cadets of St-Joachim's A Sox-iety, are invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday February- 27. at 8.30 A from tbe residence of biu grandmother, 1712 Church St. Frankford. Solepyj requiem mass at St st.

Interment at North Cedar HUI Cemetery. JARDINE. In Malvern, on Thursday. February 23. 1905.

JOHN C. JARDINE. in the 3h year of nis age, and friends, also Court rerln Treaty. No 6680. A of -nerabers of Richmond Presbyterian Church and employes of John Lewis' lead works.

ar Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 1PM. from -his late residence. 2512 Salmon st. To proceed to Beacon Vault. Interment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery.

WILSON. On February 23. 1905. JAMES WILSON, ased 73 years. The relatives and friends of the familv.

also the members of Welcome Lodge, No 453, and A the faculty and employes of Girard College, and Geu Baker Poet, No 8, are respectfully invited to attend the fnueral services, on Monday, at 1.30 o'clock, at the residence of his sister-in-law, cor cf 11th and -Columbia ave. Interment private. "WILSON. On February 23. 10O5.

MARGARET WILSON. Relatives and friends' of the fatnllv are invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav. at 7.30 A M. from her late residerea. 23JH Grt-5 st.

Hltrh at Our Joachim's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. WILKIN'S. On tho 22d inst. FREDERICK, husband of Klizabetb Wilkins.

agt-d 60 years. Relatives and friends of the family, and members of tbe Morrow Club, are invited to attend th funeral, on Saturday, at 1 from his lnte residence. 1420 Snyder are. Ser-rices at St Elizabeth' Church. 16rh and Mifflin, at 2 M-Interment at Mount Moriah.

WILKINSON. On February 21. 1905. WILLIAM M. beloved husband of Bella Wilkinson, and son of George and tte late Susan Wilkinson, acted 30 years.

Relatives and friends, also Pennsylvania Relief Anso. are invited to attend funeral services, Saturday, at 2 M- precisely, at his late residence. 3924 Reno st. Interment private, at Northwood Cemetery. WILLIAMSON.

On February 20. WILLIAMSON, husband of Annie William, son. Relative and friends of the family. 1 Inomson Lodge, rso. 340.

t. and 'A. and Norristown. No. 714.

B. P. O. are invited to attend the funeral, from his late home, on East Broad street, Malvern, without further notice, on Monday. February 27.

r-vices at 2 P. M. Interment at Malveru Baptist CEMETERY LOTS JfiAKINS.On Februarv 23. 1905. ELIZABETH, widow of Caldwell Jenkins.

Relatives and friends of tbe family are invited to attend tha on at T.SO A from CEMETERY, LOTS FOR SALE. MOUNT Peace. Section 719 Cumberland Frank io her 54th year,.