The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 1

THE WEATHER Forccut Portimouth and vicinity--Partly cloudy W.dn.tday; howers night or Thursday; mod. drat, southerly winds. PORTSMOUTH Sun Hitti 4.14 Sun S.U 7.24 High Tid 11.57 a i High Tld. 11.B7 pm Mo.n I.H pm VOL. NO.

242. PORTSMOUTH It WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1914. Portimouth Dally Rtpublloan M.ru.d with THE HERALD, July 1, 1(02. PRICE (TWO CENTS. DEMAND WOMAN BE INDICTED IMstrict Attorney Says He Knows Who Killed Mrs.

Bailey, Who was Slain in Dr. Carman's Office WANT TRAINS Railroad Will Put It Up to the Public Service Board. Tin' Ki.ttKm a i a Iws roquuHU'il i imillU, 1 hold i i i i on Kiirilliuv i i i i i i i i i i i tit' i I I i' a i i i i i i i i i SoimM'swurlli a and 1 i i i i a i i i The I'liMrniul i i a a IOSH. PERHAPS TAG DAY. i i X.

7--Tlu- a i i i i bo I i IK-K'UI i a i i i a i uf i i i i i i i i i-vim i i of -Mrs. IjolliHe Hailey ill i cl i he weeU a lie aua- he said a I i i i i I I I I I a I i in a Ibis a inilicii-d if I ivraiul i U'-ls i Nassau Hospital Management Considering Plans for Raising Funds. CONFERENCE IS ENDED Unofficial Advices to Washington Say Differences Between Federals and Rebels Are in Danger BATHING SUITS Bathing Gaps, Bathing Shoes, Water Wings Children's Jersey Bathing Suits 39c. Children's and Misses' Bathing Suits with red or white trimmings 75c to $1.50. Waterproof Bathing Caps, all colors, 15c.

The i a i uf i'orlsmuiilhl'- 1 1 1 i a is eonsidi'rinK plans fur a i i i i i a a I Die i i i i a i ler of i i i i II Is lid be liaaeili I hi- ills- Id not a i i i a i luiwc-ver, i ivrun.l inlglil heed iHrailiH 1 of a lacU "1 tlioiifli." he SUMMER TUTORING Stanwood Cobb Dartmouth A. Harvard A. M. Private leaolier. loim expi-rlencc! litre and abroad; i tuUo i lor suinnier nionlbs.

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SOME QUICK WORK. Workmen Put in New Draw on Bridge in Less Than Three Hours. A crew of a i In elnn a i i oC Ihn Last Tiu-s- a i i i i Hie i a nic-l in New Yurli tin; wllness and a i whusi- a lie a and who la sa now lu he in a a i Tile niiin at-ived to givu llii-ni liny dullurs le last i i N'u i a i i i i I a i i i a i i i i i a i at i i I. in I a a i i i i i i i i i i i a i lu'e a a i i i i a i uf I he a i i i i i i 1 i i i lere ar- i i i i a i i i i a i i if i i a i i i sii.ni may he i i i i i i i mi i i a lias In-i'll hy iiKi'iils of I i a llvi: In of ll'e- I a a I i i a alTalr.t, a message i i i a I i i i i ri- i a a i i I i i li'-r. 1 Pure Rubber Bathing Caps, all the new colors, also Bulgarian, 50c and 75c.

Children's Waterproof Sea- sides, protecting them perfectly against splash- Ing of water while wading, colors red or navy, (19c. Ladies' Bathing Suits In black and navy $1.75 to Bathing Shoes in black white 25c and 50c. Water Wings 25c. i i 1 i a a a i i i been for i i i I i a said a I i i i i I i I i i i i i M. i i a i i a i i i i Hi.i I i ol' I I I i a i I i a lUib.lerl of keen (Continued on 7.

u-a- iiiol I I niJK'lit in- i-alli-d a hmi'lliiiK H- day on Hie a a of the bli-'s I a liri.ls" on a and hroke i reecinl. At -1 a. i lln; i a a i i liatnmers, in- fan In and at -Ifi a eonipli'te sol uf new i i and a i a i re- fur trafrk'. was ri-i-eived las I i i i-rai i a addressed A i a i i i i i i i in wllioll i a i-lari-d a I I I i i i a a a I a i i i i i I i i a i lit- hatc-r i i dlri-i-t i Hci-ne of Ihn a i i a I i a a 01 i i I'roin i a i a i i I I I an.l i a was li i a t-uin ly had a Cene i i i i i i i a i i ini's. been n-eelved Ho.

'1'lie i i i i i a i i i i lu a i a i in i i a i i ri'pl I I I 1 I I i a ll a i i i Ills for a i i I a i a ill i a liu i i i in rising i is i i i ll I i ly i i If Hie ri-ili-llt ilp- 1 a ei In Ihe pruhu ui sin i OWIH'I- of I I I I I I' 1 I'lnnlu 2Si-3 L. E. STAPLES, MARKET ST. Mm i I i i al iinli-ri-il hln ian i i i A i uf I a i i a i i i i i hlin.ii-il' (I i i Hi i i a fullinvi-rri eonlil wiiiTt-ly cx- sal'i- Ilic mill' cnaKl Ilin-uiK'li i i i iMH-my'H lliu'M. WORTH $207,007.

Inventory of Late John McIntire Returned at Alfred. Pile I In the I'Hlaie of the H. i nf i i i i-iiiirl All'rod, Hit 1 efltnle to be Muliitlri 1 wi" "uj 1 I hh i-l a a i i a i HU-OIMJ." THE WHITE Greatest Sacrifice Sale SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE MARK-DOWN SALE SUITS IN THIS LOT. STYLE IS HERE IN ITS BEST FORM. Suits, values to $15, at.

$4.96 values to $20, at. $9:98 Suits, values to $25, at. $12.48 Large to 53 Bust, values to $25, at. $15.00 DRESSES FOR EVENING OR STREET WEAR. Silk Dresses for $12.00 $15 Silk Dresses for $9.00 $15 Silk Dresses for $8.50 NEWEST BALMACAAN COATS, all wool mixtures, cut from $10.00 to sale price $5.00 THE BEST COATS OF THE SEASON, finest imported at Special Clearance Prices.

$18 Coats cut to $9.00 $12 Coats, sale price $5.00 $15 Black Silk Coals, cut to sale price $7.50 NEW STYLISH SILK WAISTS AT EXTREME PRICE REDUCTIONS. SUMMER DRESSES of fine and Figured Crepes, cut from $1.98 and $2.98, to sale price 98c $1.00 and $1.25 Gingham Dresses to size 46, cut to sale price 79c 25c Corset Covers at. 19c 50c Corset Covers a 39c Combinations, dollar values, for. 79c Ladies' 15c Gauze Hose, in black, white, tan. 3 prs for 25c 50c Kimonos at.

29c OUR SPECIAL--New lot of those 79c Combinations, both kinds; sizes 34 to 44; we are selling 49c You will save DOLLARS on your summer and early fall wearables by attending this Great Value-Giving Event. EverytHing new this season. Satisfaction guaranteed the same as always. THE WHITE STORE. 60 MARKET STREET, PORTSMOUTH..