Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, SUNDAY, APRIL 2i, 1904. )LD SiXTY-NIHTil Li CORNERSTONE GELEBRATIQ THEATRICAL SYNDICATE GETS ANEW STAR MOUNTED MEN FOB PARKS. Scheniey and Highland and the Beech wood Boulevard to rie ell Policed. Birector Harry Moore haa commenced making aimrtnef police -arrangements. Hs intends to have a mounted squad of Hi men in Highland and Scheniey parts, end along the Beechwood boulevard.

In addition to this, a bicycle sq-Jad will patrol thy parka. Director Moore will confer with Mayor William B. Hays to secure additional saddle horses. He wants horsts tht sr' good drivers as well as saddlers, thev can be used in other departments of the service during- the winter. The spring inspection of the notice vriH PITTSBURGH COLLEGE HELD BRILLIANT ANNUAL BANQUET THE FOU Thomas E.

Shea, a Legitimate Actor of Considerable Repu-, tatron, Is Signed. It is announced that Messrs. Nixon Zimmerman hava signed the well-known actor. Thomas Shea, for a term of seven years, the second important contract that Famous' Irish Regiment of New York Started Construction of New Armory. Maor Says It is Hard to Raise Money and Rain Always Interferes.

MAYOR M'CLELLAN PRESIDED THE FIRST TiME IN TEN YEARS Hibernians, Knights of 'Columbus and Cher Organizations Participated in the Ceremonies Building Will Cost $050,000 Gossip of Gotham. I JllUtli 7'eeters will begin to drill the men at -nce. 'The summer uniforms will tie the ma Small Fireworks Display May Be Held in Schenfey Park at Expense of Traction Company Sports, Speeches and Music to Be Dispensed With. tyie as last year a Vrhite hi.t and biive uniform. 1 SECOND SECTION PAGE 4.

1 mm in I i Cured Through the Feet External remedy so successful that the makers send it FREE ON AP-, PROVAL to anybody. THY IT. If 100,000 men and women -suffering" with every kind ot rheumatism, acute or chronic, have been cured by a harmles, draft "on the foot, isn't it worth a trial? Send your name to the Magic Foot Draft Co. They have so much confidence in the merit of the drafts that they send them to every sufferer in the world they can hear of without a cent in advance. You pay aa when satisfied with the benefit you receive otherwise pay nothing you decide.

THOWAS E. SHEA. Tha Actor Who Passes Under Syndicate Control, I The American eagle will not scream very loudly in Pittsburgh on the next Fourth of July. If it does, it will not be assisted very much by the officials o'f the city government, according to Mayor Kays. For the first time in niore than 10 years Pittsburgh will not have a Fourth of July celebration.

Mayor Hays yesterday announced that the only recognition of Independence day in this year wouid be the usual proclamation and possibly a small display of fireworks at nig-ht in Scheniey park. The expense of the fireworks display, if there is one, will probably not cost more than $1,000, and it will very likely be borne by the traction company, as it gets the nickels from. hauling the crowds to and from the parks. The traction company has always been the heaviest contributor. Mayor Hays said yesterday that the custom try parade of patriotic- societies in the r.

orning, the elaboraia program of sports in Scheniey park in the afternoon, baads, fspcches and other forms of arcuwuelit snd entertainment, would nil be dispensed with. He said- "There will be nothing this year except, possibly, a small fireworks display at Scheniey park. The reason for this is the fact that it is a very hard matter to raise the funds necessary for an elaborate celebration and for the additional reason that invariably the rain interferes with the festivities during the day. There is almost always a heavy rainfall on the Fourth, which is no doubt caused by the firinjr of explosives from- early morning to year the rain spoiled not only trie sports but also the fireworks. The stock of fireworks was so badly damaged by the rain tn the afternoon "that the display.

at night was almost a complete failure." i Pittsburgh College alumn to the number of 10, enjoyed during the past week at the Monongahela one of the mot.t brilliant annual banquets the association ever held. Tasteful' decorations, with flowers and college colors, made the banquet hail a place of beauty. V. Dunleyy was toast-master. The'Rev, Charles J.

Coyne spoke eloquently on "The Duties of the Catholic Citizen." "In the Name of the gave Edward I Kearns an opportunity to teii a number of witty stories. The Very Rev. M. A. Hehir, C.

S. president of the college, reviewed its work in the past quarter of a century and the Kev. L. A. O'Connell president of the association, spoke on "Union." Many of those present will be recognized by their friends in the picture above.

The full list follows: 1 P. Elanchard, j. J. S. I.

Benz, C. M. jc-rkle, J. Burns, W. Burns, J.

J. Carney, J. F. Casey, 1. Cawley, F.

P. Cawley, J. Cawley, E. B. Coil, W.

J. Corcoran, T. F. the Itev. Charles J.

Coyne, the Rev, Datmer, F. X. Dieboid, C. A. Dillon, the Rev.

P. J. Dooiey, W. J. Dowling, J.

V. Dunlevy, P. C. Dunlevy. the Rev.

Drum, the Rev. J. finrisrht, H. C. Evert, the Rev.

C. Fallon, R. A. Franz, IL A. Friday.

F. Ganter, the Rev. J. Garigan, C. Geary, C.

A. Gibnoy, G. J. Giel, the Rev. T.

A. Git im. A. A Gillespie, P. C.

the H. 3. Goebel, F. H. Good, the Rev.

Griffin, the Very Rev. M. A. Hehir, J. R.

Hermes, the Rev. P. Hesson, A. E. Hufnagel, J.

X. Hughes, B. J. Johnston, J. S.

Johnston, J. E. Kane, L. Kane, B. B.

Kearns, F. A. Keating, Kelly, E. H. Kempf.

A. M. Kossler, W. J. Lamb, T.

Lauinser, the Rev. J. J. Laux, J. B.

'Limpert. C. J. Limpert, A. Loeftler, W.

C. Loeffler, F. G. McAnir.ch, F. H.

McCarthy, K. H. McClafferty, W. H. McCla fferty, the Rev, H.

J. McBernaott, the Rev. M. AIcGsrvey. Dr.

E. B. McGrew, G. McNulty, L. V.

McTighe, E. V. Madden, the Rev. P. E.

Maher, R. J. Maloney, J. Meighan, the Rev, B. Meyer, E.

W. Mihm, E. Mitchell, Dr. F. Murto, W.

Murphy, W. R. Nauity, the Rev. A. O'Ccnnell, the Rev.

J. A O'Neil, V. J. Oldshue, A. Phelap, TP.

Rathbun, the Rev. Rellly, J. B. Keiliy, G. H.

Roehrig. the Be v. J. J. Schrot-ffel, E.

W. Seibert, C. Seibert, C. Shannahan, the Rev. M.

J. Sonnefeld, E. A. Smith. F.

P. Smith." Stack, F. Toohiil, J. B. Topham, C.

A. Turnblacer; C. Urben, P. Wall, J. I' Walsh, Dr.

K. TV'eisser, the Rev. A. J. WIfteley and B.

S. Zahronsky. TrT! rrn-raottiir Oa2Ettb ErRFAP. H-aid Building-, HeraM qaare. SEW "YORK.

April 23. This was the day of the "Fighting Sixty-ninth." That famous regiment, of which the membership i almost exclusively Irish, saw the comer stone of their new armory, In Lexington avenue, between Twenty-fifth arid Twenty-sixth streets, laid with due ceremony by Mayor MrClellan this afternoon. Nearly the whole Sixty-ninth regiment watched the major tap the great stone with his silver trowel, and heard him declare the stone truly Said." The boys were in fttl! uniform, of course, with plumes nodding in their shakoes, and everything nbout tbem' that could be polished glistening: deiiantly. A large representation of officers from other regiments was present, together with delegations from the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Knights of Columbus and other organizations affiliated with members of the Sixty-ninth by ties of blood and religion. Judge James Fitzgerald made the principal address, telling what the famous regiment had done fcince it came into existsnn" 53 years aro, and laying particular stress on Its gallant dolng3 in the civil war.

The new armory will be one of the best equipped in the country, the cost of the building alone being The present armory is at the head of the Bowery, over the old Market place, and although never large enough for comfort, has been found adequate to turning out at magnificent fighting The Sixty-ninth, was the regiment in which these managers have made in two weeks, the other being the contract with Viola Allen for a terra of years. Evidence is paling up in confirmation of The Gazette's repeated prophecv that the syndicate managers are making a great scramble for attraction for next season ia order to book their theaters, IN THE BJG BUSINESS BERIN. April 23. (Special Cable.) That there is quite a little money in the rag business is shown by the will of Miss Sarah Davis, who Just died leaving her whole fortune cf iS a miliion dollars to the city of Trieste. She had made this by express'nsr rags from Austria to paper manufacturers in the United States.

McKinley Memorial Contract BUFFALO, N. April 23. The contract for the construction of the McKinley monument authorized by the state, was signed today. The monument, which will be of inarbie, will be erected in Niagara square, this city, and will cost Work will be begun at once. DRILLS END WITH SMOKER.

ALL SCALES SIGNED. The Drafts are worn on the soles of the feet becauso the entire circulatory and hervous systems are. most easily reached through the extremely sensitive skin at this point; but they cure rheumatism in every part of the body, to stay cured, by drawing the acid poisons out of the blood through the foot pores. Write today to the Magic Foot Drift A. D.

24, Oiiver Jackson, for a pair of Drafts free on approval and valuable fres booklet on JfflESMM WILL RESIGN DECLARE FOR JAPAN. Czar's Picture Hooted and Other Anti-Russian Sentiment Is Shown By Servians. BERLIN, April 23. (Special Cable. Statistics in Austria have shown an alarming increase of consumption ir: that country.

An order has been given forbidding Allegheny Companies N. G. P. to Conclude Winter Exercises With Entertainment. In celebration of passing1 the annual spring inspection satisfactorily, the members of companies and II of the Fourteenth regiment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, will- close their winter drills BROTHER-IN-LAW OP TRAIN A SUICIDE AT OMAHA Putnam Bradlee Strong was elected a next Tuesday evening in the armory.

No. United Mine Workers Assured of Peace For Two Years. One branch of the labor world in this district is assured of peace for the next two years. It is the United Mine Workers of America. President Patrick Dolan and Secretary WUliam Dodds returned yesterday from Freeport, where they arranged the scale for the West Fenn railroad miners.

This is the last scale adjusted jn the district. This is the first time in the history of the organization that the scale runs for two years. No other organization in this district has agreed upon a two-year agreement. The Pittsburgh district also has the distinction of being the first to have all scales signed. The Allegheny Detective Leaves Front Office on First of Month.

OMAHA, April 23. Today the bedv of a man found dead yesterday was ldeniitfled as that c-f Major James V. Davis, st. government meat inspector and brother-in-law of the late George Francis Train. The man had evidently taken his own life by swallowing etychnine, an empty vial beiiF found in his hand when the bod was discovered.

He was formerly a lawyer of prominence and was a major in the Forty-ninth Illinois infantry. He was 74 years old. 111 Federal street, Allegheny, with a I exporafion on the streets and In all public smoker and entertainment. An elaborate i places, and notices have been posted in all program has been arranged by Capts. theatres in lower Austria, including Franklin Biackstone and Hugo Leiden- Vienna, forbidding ladies to allow their roth, couj'stirg of music, comedy and trains to drag on the floor while passing military sketches, club swinging, im- to i heir seats.

personations and recitations. It was first intended to forbid the wear Orders have been received by these ins r.f dresses with trains, but in the lat companies designating Gettysburg as the moment the strong antagonism of the wc-site fcr the- encampment this year during- I men caused the autorities to be satisfied the week beginning' July 22. I with the less severe ordinance. WILL OPEN NEW HOTEL A mmm i captein. He was one of the very few men not of Irish birth or descent who ever attained -much prominency the regiment.

Irishmen, and Irishmen only, are encouraged in the Backward Beer Season. One of the sad effects of the continued cold weather in New York is that saloonkeepers nr rot selling as much beer would like. This is an oif rionth for liquor dealers, anyhow, being as it has been poetically expressed, "the saddest season of the year a little oo warm lor whisky and a little too coid for beer." It in WOK'S this year than however. A Broadway bartender remarked this afternoon, as he buttoned up hi woolen jacket, "We have generally had two weeks of good beer weather by this time, when it would be warm enough to gc out without an overcoat. This spring it looks as if there would be no sale for besr at all, and perhaps none through the either." -r wrtje- vc Makes Some Humorous Observations Concerning Life of a Detective and Offers Amusing Suggestions to Thos.

C. Johnson, the Veteran Thief Catcher. ''I 1 i iF hi n'fm-nm- nm The Globe Trading Stamps are entirely distinct from our merchandising. They are given to induce ycu to concentrate your business here. We give you one, with every 10c you spend.

Give you 10 free with every new stamp book ycu start, regardless cf the amount of your purchase. HOSIERY WHITE GOODS for Women's black, tan, mode, pink and state Lace 3Uisle Hose, and n.vy 9 a yard for White India Idaen; Mill nants; fine, sheer quality. Regular value 5 a vard for White "Waistinjr. in dainty small figures; regular value 20c. WASH GOODS new styles In fancy effects; an unusual -collection of desirable styles marked at tins popular price.

4Q for Women's novelty Eos. Everv 96 style is new, all the -newest colons, as well as black silk lisle. All-over and lace ankle styles in black 3 isles. Many 75o values, priced here at 4 Sc. WOMEN'S BIBBED VESTS ffS! for Women's 35c Swiss Elbbel Vests, A GREAT I MP YOU'LL FiHD BERE All ths smart styles of dear old Xronflon, tbe Beaten styles of "Clay Fares," and the swell styles of sporty STew Tork.

All changing, styles not to ba fomid elsewhere. WE HEH LOSE JI 0UST0I3ER When, once they start aa account here, heoaose our beat clothes, moderate prices, swell styles and easiest of credit terms lijia them forever. in a yard for Fancy Printed Ea-ttrts, with laca stripes, in choice new styles, Mill Remnants up to 12 yards; regular value 2uc, I a yard for Dimity or Batiste, in all -a ft.vw -wrni torcnon ana vat. iace inserums; I tne r.ew rancv printed nesigns, in Mm 1 1' 'in light or dark colored ground; regular value falsa pretty styles in lace yokes with or blue Fastest Growing Store in Greatf Pittsburgh. 20c Detective James McKay of the Allegheny front office force has sent his resignation to Superintendent M.

H. McKay leaves on May 1. He was granted a license at the present sitting of the license court and is fitting up his new hotel in Robinson street. In tendering his resignation McKay offers a few remarks concerning the life cf an Allegheny thief -taker. The following' letter is to Superintendent "Through the indulgence of the license court judges I have been provided with another means of 'turning an honest penny' and am compelled to give up my position on the front office force.

This I do with some regret, for during- the year in which I have drawn salary from the city there was never a day so busy that a man had no time to spend a few pleasant hours with his friends. And then I was useful when the police made a mistake and arrested a good Democrat. I was kept busy at times getting them out, but I didn't mind that. "But before 1 had been in the service very long I realized that associating with thieves was not to my liking, despite a long experience with local politicians, and' I decided that the detective business was not for me. From the police bureau to the liquor business is the logical step, it seems, so.

obeying the precedent, I applied and was successful. "However, a man learns many things while keening an eye on the thieves that frequently stop off in Allegheny. From the first I learned that Tom Johnson Drooklymtes Also Exclusive. Feoplo who live in Brooklyn manage to get a great deal out of life, despite the cynical incredulity of Manhattaners. here are -many clubs in Brooklyn, to-get-hr with restaxitants; hotels and ether resorts- of men who money enough io come over to Manhattan if they desired to do bo.

Apparently they don't. Moat Brooklynites stay in their cwa borough io the evening, finding it as 3ay to their taste as any part of the tiproaring of electrically lighted Broadway is to those setf-EUfiicint gentlemen who call themselves "real New Yorkers" because their haunts are in Manhattan. As rn illustration of the way Erooklynitas maintain the prestisre (, their own borough, an exclusive club, to be known as the "Brooklyn is be established on the Heights, with only wealthy mfin as members. This kust intention is proved by the stipulation that each of ths 25 original projectors must subscribe STB Ladles, Coma and See ill the New HoYsSties fjr' -hi Ml mi The Jannty Covert Coats in. a- dozen cUfferent styles and trimmings.

The swell Paris and Hew Tork Stdts. The handsome Shirts. Ths BrlJiant Waists. The Beantiftd bilk Petticoats. The Dainty Trimmed Hats, aixd the Stylish.

Ttain Coats. THE STYLISH HEff FilD HUE The new Swsg-ger Doable-Breastefi Salts, the popular Scotch Mixtares in Stilts, the Swell Top Coats, handsome Trousers, the ever-ready Kaln Coat, and np-to-data Hats, REyEHBER'WKEH YOU COME REBE "mm knows more bad men than perhaps any other man in the country. This I dis Pride of a Youth. A 200-pound policeman pedaling at br akneclt speed on a boy's size btcycl-i was one of the queer exhibitions in Morris avenue last evening. The policeman wanted to get to a fire signal box to turn in- an aljj m.

The wheel survived the trip, f.nd now the hoy who owns it i3 so proud the machine that he would not hell it for its weight jeanuts. fli Comroencing tomorrow morning we 'inaugurate the most stupendous sale ot Silks Pittsburgh has ever l-flown When The Leader announces an extraordinary offering in Silks it is the opportune time for the people to do their purchasing. We have planned for and will have this week Also big lots Black Silks and Colored Silks end Evening Finest weaves and qualities. See oar Show Window, containing hundreds -of yards of Silks. Never in all previous great Silk Sales have the values been so extraordinary.

We euiy menticn here i'ast a few of the many items. 50c quality of Japanese and China Silk. Frown, pink, navy, cream, white, turquoise, tan. black, car Yon come to the largest. awd best CreStt Sottse tii ia town, where you are always warmly welcomed and a square ael awaits you every time or mosey dinal, scarlet, light blue, fawn and undo.

ifcScf the Greatest Sale of Silks in the history of this city. 50 pieces of new Taffeta Silk. The 85c and 75c grades Special at, per 1,000 yards cf Taffeta Siik, 19 inches wide, in black, white, cardinal, brown, blue, cream, While it hack fcr the asking-. 5m 150 pieces of 75c quality, il inches -vide' Peau de We Are Giving Away Kandsoma SouviJilrs Te JIH Visitors This Wesk. Cygnc; also some striped, checked and figured taffeta, in all the newest shswle1'.

Whilo they tan, pink, navy and nile, regular COc last C.000 yards of Crepe de Chene, regular covered several times to ray sorrow. He has pointed them out to me and on getting in front of them to 'make a as Johnson says, I have looked upon good Most of the time these same Democrats, who Tom says are crocks, have been without funds an unusual thing- for an Allegheny thief and the result has always been that my look cost me about 50 cents. That is ttie unprofitable feature of being both a politician and a detective. "Then, again, my tastes tvere not those of a detective. One night I arrested an automobile and rook it to the lockup.

The same night Johnson pinched a pipe iavout in a Chinese dope joint in the First ward. I have trted to persuade Tom to cultivate better tastes by making a raid on golf sticks, or a tennis outfit, buUbe has refused to listen. "Perhaps the greatest burden in the I'fe of a detective is having to carry bout, day and night, a big revolver, a heavy black-jack, a massive pair of handcuffs, and police and fire keys that are too biff for the human pocket. With all these things bulging out of his pockets a man looks as though he were deformed in several parts of the body, to say nothing of the physical strain of carrying such a weight. And yet the oiiiy time I ever had use far any of these weiipops was the time I used the blackjack for a gavel and a warning-at a Democratic convention.

"I shall turn over my arsenal to you the last day of this month and devote my time to the proper management of the Hotel Clue, M'ICAY." quality 24 inches wide all the latest shades for Soring: and Summer The greatest Taffeta Silk ever'offered in' Pittsburgh- Dress' Goods i bejiartent. moHAms, Q. fcr 44-inch wide imported hairs, colors and black, Q2V the best manufacturei's in Bridford, England; theise goods are sold everywhere at .50. VOILE for S6-inch wide black :ui.3. Voiles; these goods are strictly ali-wowl i'l good shades; Regular Bic value.

85c quality, 21 inches wide, in. all the newest sm 0 hsaaes for dresses, petticoats, linings, w'lMf etc Passing of a Veteran Bail Player. Another of the Galvins, who made the family name famous in baseball a pener-atlou ato, has just died in Brooklyn. Like Pittsburgh's own "Jimmie" Galvin, who passed away a few year3 since, the John Galvin whose death took place on Wednesday of this was practically unbeAtrtMe in any position on the diamond. He was one cf the lat survivor-3 of the Atlantic baseball club, thi crack Brooklyn team some 35 year3 ago His favorita was shortstop, but he sometimes went into the outfield, where he was equally good.

As a matter of yon could not lose him in any position, from the pitcher's box to right field. He was a tremendous baiter. Circus Engagement Ended. There was a lot of ouiet bustle about Madison Square garden tonight. The Barnum.

Bailey circus ended its New York engagement with this evening's performance, and long before the final acts of the circus came on the wild animals, elephants and paraphernalia not actually in use were removed by way of the Brooklyn bridge to Brooklyn, where the show will be given on Monday and coutinua for a comparatively brief engagement, Mr. Bailey say he expects a ba3 circus year, mainly on account of the presidential campaign. After Brooklyn the ehow will go west, Pittsburgh being oae of the leading cities visited. $1.00 and $1.25 quality, 36 inches -wide Taf- fcta, Peau de Soie, In black only, all to go 1 S5c frr 56-inch all-wool Men's Ti-i orir.g Goods, that were imported to sell st $2.00, is very desirable for mmm toat for black and coiorei very superior If quality; sold all around us at 1.09. 4m una mim miK, Oldest In Allegheny County, 60tK Year in Business.

OVERSTOCKED IN OUR '43 10 THE BACKWARD SEASON DID IT TO FORM A COUNCIL 4 Railroad Organizations Will Institute a District Body for Mutual Benefit. The railroad organizations in this dis 4 lillifiery Spisisfs That Will Crowd Our Bep't oa Mjcfey, l.arg-9 Irace Shapes, Best millinery value of this season; very large shapes for young ladles; made of- black, or white lace, with fold chiffon edges on crown and brim. Poeitiva I CQ blue and black cheviots. Jackets made in 2t.on styles, trimmed with braid -and silk, bishop sleeve? with turn over cuffs; skirt made Women's and Misses' New Walking Skirts, made of light tan or graj' fancy mixtures, with panel front, lap seams and new-yoke flifS effect, $5 Ciear- W-3gj anoe Women's and Misses' $10 and $12 Skirts odda and ends of a iieavv season's trade. Many siik 37.60 plain with pleated bottom.

Extraordinary bargain at. Poor Memory May Be a Crime. In some instances a bad memory my trict are to establish a district council. Those to affiliate are the Brotherhood cf tyy Railw ay Trainmen, Order of Railroad 4 'Hat. Special Monday at 1 U3 pet one into prison.

That may be the i Conductors, Switchmen's union, Brother Hand-SCade Turbans, made of fine silk straw -braid on wire frame, in the latest to fl P' lined, some with extra drop; colors are black, blue and fancy mixtures. Women's and $25 Suits, made after the latest designs, in all colors and fancy -mixtures. Coats all silk lined; made in military, Kton or blouse styles. All strictiy man tailored and finished in the most perfect manner. Choice of "broau-ock and pointed front Tur fate of a young woman who was cashier of tho Ok.be Security Company, and who sf-id ia court that she could not remember the combination, cf the hood of Locomotive Engineers.

bond of Locomotive Firemen and Railroad Telegraphers. An effort was made a few years aeo to $9 bans actual 50 values, at Materials broadciotn, cheviot and etamtnes. Clearance price She will have to show cause on form a district council, but one of the APHSL MM offeb fm any in the nonae fg Monday why she chould not be hel in organizations took an adverse view of the eontt-npt of court for not being abie to 1 project and tne matter ftil through. and the matter ftil the CWrance price. Buriing this month we will give adtscourt of 25 per cent on all teeth.

on all teeth. Women's Misses' Fine Walking Skirts," in fancy mannish materials, also in brown, blue, gray and black; strapped seams; hip trimmings; habit or inverted pleat beck. Heavliv stitched tailored bottom; A Ill B3s Spssla! Shir! Waist Since that time this organization lias signified its willingness to loin a council. William J. Burke of the O.

R. will a call for a meeting to be held as soon as the locals can elect delegates. Bach local is to be represented by two of its members. i N.K1W.I A These Waists are made of tti Sals of Street Eats. M5 Ready-to-Wear Hats, in latest styles; 2 Hats, accumulated ffuring our re- QQns cent big- sales, tomorrow at.

ChlXoa, Shapes, Stylish shapes; made of close-fold chiifon end siik finished horsehair braid; large, medium and small siiapes; black only; $1.50 value Special QJb Special Bargrain Sale of Tlowers. EATS TaXTCSTElD PSEB. Set "of Teeth, 25 per cent off With Goll Crown and two Gold Fillings. FREE." Set of Teeth, 25 per cent off With one Crown and one Gold Filling. FRBE.

S4.98 best selected percales with black it neifect In fit and graceful in hang, worth $7.60 Clearance price and white checks. Large sleeves. New style scarf and turn over with large pearl but- f5 tons. Regular $1.25 val- tf1tS ues Women's and Misses Suits, $13.00 values, made from our regular stock. Made of fine quality brown, 'i: 1 Set of Teeth, 25 percent off (J flf With Gold Crown Free.

A. RISSOHS .30 $5 5 y.yy Set of Teeth 25c yard for 6-ineh SUk; Mousse-. open the safe. Her plight is not improved by her confession that sue had the combination written upon a piece of paper but destroyed the paper on advice of her counsel. The decision of the court w'U be aa interesting one, as indicating extent what the duties of a cashier are when their revealing the of a safe may be injurious to their employers.

They're After Canfield. If Richard Canfield should prove to be on the steamer Btrurta. which was Bigrted oft Nantucket lightship today, r.ii 1 mill reach her pier tomorrow morn-insr, he wiii be kept under surveillance by Itrict Attorney Jerome's detectives toe moment that he comes down the gangplsjtk. What i known as "Je-rontit's b'ii," which passed both braru lies of the and which compels' JtPJ in gambling cases to tesufv, tit Firnw by C-Ov. is a revert that ii my vetoeJ, it.i.i ti--eriiH 'j Ie only t-onlei'tiii O'l the part cf those who l.ke thttt to bs Lhe f.fA ot the i.imn-uic, GEOROB C.

JBNKS. line Ribhr-n, in white, cream, light blue, tur GLOVES CK fw Lades' clasp Kid Gloves, in all the new Spring- shades; also black and white. These gloves -were imported to sell at $1.00. Florida Water, 8 or. bottle IC Re member, these are the best teeth, witTi which vt fflva a for 20 years.

W'a oSer reward for the production of OICE PSasOlff having our nrm whose teeth we have refused to repair FSSB Or C''J EGE. Pure bristle Tooth brushes. Packag-e of 36 Initials. quoise blue, tan, brown, nile green and scarlet. HAS CONSUMPTION SCARE.

Orders Issued Against Street. Expectoration Ladies Must Hold-Up Their Dresses. BERLIN, 'April 21 (Special Cable. V-The recent disasters to Ru.ssia in the far cast have created a strong impression ia the Balkan states, even where pro-Rus-fian sentiment has formerly been very strong. At a recent performance which took, place lo a Belgrade thenter in aid the Russiau Red Cross Societies, at which-Kinic an-1 the Russian vre an r.nti-li.soi.ir occurred.

T). y.sir's rct.irii was hooted. nn.I th- the Jt.uss.ai ruLtuual hyiui wtf drorrc-i by It is r-i orteri that tills the recall of the Minister, appointed only three week ago. per- Clark's O. N.

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