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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-03
Speaker reed aep,ied To,

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The fol-
lowing letter was sent tonight to
Representative Caruth Of Kentucky
by J. F. Durham, president Of the
Blue Grass Club, Louisville, in re-
ply TO Speaker Reeds letter:
Your telegram and the Speakers
letter to you sent out by the Press
Association, has, | think, been read.
Please say 10 the Speaker that every
issuance will be given him that he
will not be killed on his first visit,
though in case he should decide to
die out here special attention would
be paid by the entire membership Of
the club to keep his grave green.
This can easily be done by burying
him beneath the blue grass As
the club has code Of rules for its
government which is in harmony
with general parliamentary law aud
the Constitution OF the United
States, 1t might be that these are
facts which have deferred him from
accepting.
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DIRECTORS:
join SHARP, President
MOSES THATCHER Yice-PresidsrL
wv. RITTER.
J R. BARSKs,
1T. LITTLE.
&c. Cutler
JAMES SHARF.
HKSKI DRwooDET
D. H. PEEET,
NV. JESSNGA
GEORGE RoNSEY,
HI. GRANT.
L {. HILLS. Cashier
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah fend
10 Jared II. jerks, Defendant.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
appear IN An action brought against
you by the above named plaintiffs IN the Dis.
trict Court of tie Third Judicial District OF
the Territory Of Utah. and TO answer The
complaint fied therein within Ten days tex
elusive OF the day Of servicel after The ser
vice on you Of this summon>-h served
within this county. or. II served ont OF this
county, bot IN thus district. within twenty
days. otherwise within forty days = or
Judgment BY default will be taken against
you. according TO the prayer Of said com
plant.
isis acticr u Irouzht ~ have q decree OF
this court requiring said defendant 10 set
forth the nature OF his claim Of. In and TO
the following described premises, TO VT:
L1ta, in Block los. Plat "Ds'' suit Lake
City SURVEY. in the city and county Of SAit
Lac. and Territory OF UtAh-ihat u nay he
determined by decree Of this court; nd
Judging that the said defendant has no
estate or interest whA'ever Of. in or 10 said
land ard rrerni-es. or any part thereof;
that PLAINTIFF TILE thercto i good and
valid and forever cn;oininE and debsrring
ssid defendant from asseftfnK any right or
claim whatever OF. in or 70 sssd nd and
premises, adverse TO the plainiids. And
plaintiffs ask for such other and further re
lief As 10 the court shall seem meet and
equItsble-
And you are hereby notified that II you
fan 20 appeEr and answer the said com
plant a above required, the said plaintiffs
will apply 10 the court for the relief de
manfed therein
Witness, The Hon. Chsrics $. Zane, Judge.
and the seal Of the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District. In and for the Ter
rifOry Of Utah. this sth day Of Januirf,
in the year % our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety.
SEAL "
HENRY g. MCMILLAN, Clerk
By FERGus FERGUSON. Deputy CLERK.
doaw5w
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The People Of the Territory of Utah tend
Greeting:
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A Useful Invention.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J., March 2.
DIR. Newell Of this city has re-
ceived a favorable report from the
Navy Department'on his recently
invented life line, carrying n pro-
jectile, Of which tests have been
made under direction Of Rear-Ad-
miral Draine, on three trial tips ON
the Atlantic coast. The projectile
will carry line from a stranded ship
on q lee shore across ths cUust cur
rent and fasten itself on the beach.
IL will take ashore n msn, n life
boat or raft, and also be able to pro-
ject 7 line from one vessel TO
another at sci: The Treasury De-
rartment is now investigating the
invention.
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AMy.ferious Disappearance.

NEW YORK, March frank
McBowen, an employee of Edison,
has been missing since January
18th, when he started from this city
for his home at Orange, n. J., with
SIS, 200 on his person. He is the
man who travelled for years in
southern countries in search Of a
particular bamboo filament desired
for the Edison light. He is forty
one years old and a man of very
steady habits. The police are at
work on the case.
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MONDAY EVENING CITY, TERRITORY
Attacked by:"rr.In Robbers

PALERMO, March 9.-As the in
ward bOrrd train for Palermo was
crossing a desola.e trsct Of country
the carriages We're invaded by a
troupe Of bandits. The passengers
were robbed Of S2500 in coin and all
their valuables. The fact that the
robbery was committed while the
train was at full speed, also that
no stoppage was made, aroused the
suspicious Of the victims, who dis
covered the bandits were simply
disguised train hands. The pas
sengers arose and arrested the train
men and recovered their money and
jewelry. The masquefsders were
consigned TO Jail in this city.
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Ror-AmonE Greeks.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, March 3.-No
services were held in the Greek
church today. Rev. Andru Schow.
icz remained in the parsonage gar.
ing upon the locked doors Of the edi.
flee. Forty Of his friends, all armed,
were in and about the parsonage all
day, determined not to allow the
friends Of Rev. Wollanski TO take
possession. Chief Burgess and forty
policemen we're also on guard, 10
prevent a riot. Rev. Wallanski and
a large number OF his followers at
tempted 10 enter the church, but
desisted upon the advice Of the po-
lice.
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Con.tan., Resignation.

PARIS, March Premier Tiraid
has rendered his resignation, but
President Carnot has refused to ac-
cept 1t. The press is unanimous IN
the opinion that the Cabinet 4
weakened by the resignation OF
Minister Constans and that his leav-
ing heralds its downfall.
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Twenty-Five Rounds.

New ORLEANS, March 3
Tommy Ward Of Cincinnati and
Charles Wilson, the English "kid, -
met today in n fight under Queens
bury rules, with five-ounce gloves,
TO finish. They fought an hour
and a hall, the last four rounds by
lamplight, and the referee declared
it draw, with the unwilling con-
sent Of the men.
The referee suggested a draw, and
the crowd objected, but the police
cast the deciding vote In favor Of q
tie. The 800 pure was accordingly
divided.
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Rurned While Drunk.

CORRESPONDING, Pa. March p
Martin o. Malloy and Peter Falley
were burned to death last night in
a shanty. Both were drunk in the
evening and it is supposed careless
handling OF the natural gas stove il
responsible for the disaster.
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The Loss Of the .ouett.. :,

LONDON, March "A dispatch
from Brisbane says the steamer
Quota, which was wrecked while
on a voyage from Queensland TO
London, had $50 souls on board, OF
whom lis were saved, including the
captain and several omcers-
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"I'M A SLICK"
A Bank Robber Shot Through the
Head and Instantly
Killed.
mYs1ERloUs DEATH OF A CATH
oLic PRIEST.
4 Passenger Train Invaded BY
bandits" and Upwards Of
$1,000 Stolen.
By Telegraph 10 the EEws.l
THE BULLETS FLY.
A Notorious Rank Robber Shot by
Two omeerx.

A Notorious hank Robber Shot by
Two Omeers.
MERfbAE, kaifs.i March s.-'.I'm
slick" Telegraph OPERATOR Tay-
lor heard these words addressed by
stranger last night while he was
receiving n message at the railway
station. He paid no attention to
the remark until he had completed
the message on which he was en-
gagged, which was a description Of
the man who robbed the Valley
Falls bank yesterday. The operator
then looked up and nearly lost his
breath when he saw standing before
him the very man described in the
dispatch He lid not reveal his
recognition; and the stranger in
quired the time Of the next
train for Atchison, and asked
where he could put up for the
night. The operator directed
him TO a hotel, where the "slicker''
took a room, without registering, re-
questing that he be called at two
O'Clock in the morning in time for
the Atchison train. Two local po-
lice officers, Smith and Somerfield,
who had also received instructions
from Valley Falls to arrest any
suspect, were informed by the Oper-
ator Of the presence of the stranger
at the hotel. Aiming themselves
with Winchester rifles,
THEY Went TO THE HOTEL,
waited until twelve O'Clock, and
then, going to the hotel Office, &C
quainted the proprietor with their
intention TO arrest the guest. A bell
boy was sent 10 the strangers room
with a message that 1t was $50
O'Clock, time 10 get up to catch the
Atchison train. When the stranger
descended to the office he was con-
frouted by the officers with their
Winchester rifles pointed square at
his breast. He never quivered, but
looked inquiringly around.
"THRow UP YOUR HANDS"
Officer Smith said. The stranger
seemed to realize the situation, hut
instead Of obeying the command,
threw a hand into either side pocket
Of his overcoRt 10 draw revOlvers.
Both Winchesters were discharged
instantly at his breast
The stranger fell dead with one
bullet through his heart and another
his right lung.
The coroner was notified immedi- |
ately, and before noon n verdict was
exoneratiDg tine officers Of
any criminality in having caused |
the death Of the bank robber, self
iefense being their excuse. The
stolen money was found on the |
body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-03

CHICAGO, March 2.-The North
western aud Union Pacific lines to-
day inaugurated an improved pas
senger service. A solid vesti6ule
train will hereafter leave Chicago
daily at IL pm and run through to
the Pacific CUast, delivering pas
sengers without change at Denver
in thirty three and n half hours, 1T
Portland in eighty two hours and
San Francisco in eighty-five hour.
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Iowa senatorship.

DIS MONIES, Ia, March lat a
joint democratic caucus this even.
ing, S. l.. Boston, the defeated can
didate on the democratic ticket fol
lieutenant governor last fall, received
the nomination for United States
senator.
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Denouneing the CIan-na-GaeI.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-The
distribution OF a four-page paper en-
titled Cidn-nd-GGek in front of the
Roman Catholic churches Of this
city today aroused the Indignation
Of some Of the Catholic clergy.
Rev. Fitzmaurice Of st. Michael's
church drove a distributor away
from in front Of his church. At mass
he made speech, in which he de-
nounced the Clan-na-Gael in strsng
language. Hesaid the organization
had brought more disgrace on the
Irish people and done more harm to
the Irish cause than this or the
next generation would be able 10
repair. "Every man in this con-
gregation," he said, "should con-
slider it IN insult, rs an Irish Catho-
lie, to have such trash circulated in
front OF the church. The Gamma
Gael have used the Catholic church
as a cloak TO hide their doings. I
ask you TO throw those papers in
the gutter and not to let them enter
your homes"
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Obituary.

LONDON, March 2.-Sir Edward
Baines, proprietor Of the Leeds
Mercury, one Of the most influential
liberal organs in north England, is
dead, aged 70.
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pnnaIo RIII.,

ROArE, March 2.-The Pope has
given Buffalo Bill's Indians lot OF
medals, ehaplets and crosses, and
will receive the whole troupe on
Monday.
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VIII Finally Adjourn.

WASHINGTON, March .. - The
delegates TO the international Amer
lean conference are beginning TO
talk about a final adjournment,
which will probably take place in
April.
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Ano,hrr NibiII,, con.,Irar,.

LONDON, March "a dispatch
from st. Petersburg reports the dis
covery Of fresh Nihilist conspir-
acy. The headquarters Of the plot
ters is at Basil Island, where a
number Of arrests have been made.
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Not the Nan.

CHEHALIs. Wash, March a.
Frank Kari Of Centralia, who claims
to have known Silcott from boyhood,
says the man held here has no re-
semblance to Silcott.
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The ohio COG. poHn.

CISCISSATI, March 1.-The river
tonight is IS feet S inches, having
fallen one foot from the maximum
height.From Pittsburg TO the mouth
Of the Kentucky River 1t is still
falling.
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A Big SNOW Storm in VIrgInI.-

ST. PETERSBURG, Va, March L.
This city was visited today by one
Of the heaviest snow storms ever
seen here. II Is still showing.
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s,nttary ReruInfion..

WASHINGTON, March L. The
Pan-American Congress has ad-
opted the report Of the committee on
the subject Of sanitary regulations.
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BERLIN, March 2.-Onicial re-
turns from the second ballots to-
night show the election Of 9 conser-
natives, 5 impersalists, Il national
liberals, So freisinnigs, IS socialists,
3 guelphs and democrats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-03

GROUP, wHooPISG CoUGH and
Bronchitis are Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure For sale at A. G.
Smith & Co.'S drug store. 2
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HOSTILE INDIANS.

MeCleary today presented in the
House a resolution requesting the
President to communicate to that
body, If not incompatible with pvb-
nc interests, any correspondence
had with the Mexican government
regarding the employment in the
regular army OF the United States of
Indian scouts for the purpose of
pursuing hostile Indians in their
raids in the United States and Next
co; also, any correspondence In re-
gard to the proposed transfer of the
Apache Indians to Fort Sill.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court IN and for the Third
judicial b.ztrict Of Utah Territory.
County OF SSH Lake
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ABOUT MONTANA.
The Senate Committee Takes Up the
Montana Senatorial Con-
trorersy.
DR.. NoRvIH GREEN BECOMES
EXCITED,
Canada's Independence.-The Da.
kOta Lottery Scheme.-Ioua
Senatorship, etc.
By TELEGRAPH 10 the news!
PROM THE CAPITAL.
me Montana Senatorial Ccnfro-
Versy.-ifostiie Indians, Etc.

the Montana Senatorial Centre
Versy.-ifostiie Indians, Etc.
WASHINGTON, March l. - The
Senate committee on PRIVILEGES and
elections took up the Montana sena-
toriai controversy today. Several
hours were devoted to discussing
the legal questions involved. but no
conclusion was reached. In fact,
the members OF the committee had
but just received printed copies of
the arguments made by Paine and
jerks two weeks ago, and had
neither time nor opportunity to
study them. AS 20 the questions Of
fact In the case, the members Of the
committee knew little or nothing.
and Chairman Hoar aud Gray were
appointed a subcommittee 10 collect
the facts and report 10 the commit,
tee next Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-03

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents z
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THE sHIDY CASE.


At the session 81 the House com.
mi'tee investigating the charges
against the Civil Service Commits
sion today, Representative Ewart
read a telegram from ex-Commis-
sioner Egerton, saying that the
charge that Campbell had given out
civil service questions was never
made known to him lEgerton) un-
I'll the evening before he wrote his
letter 10 the President, and the
reason why il was withheld was
best known to those who conducted
it. Oberly had testified the other
day that Egerton refused to have
anything to DO with the charge
against Campbell.
superintendent Of Census Porter
said, regarding Shidy's appointment
in the Census Office, that Roosevelt
came to him and said that he
{ RoOsevelt thought Shidy was I'M
justly dismissed from the Milwaukee
postofiice and asked him to appoint
Shidy to n position in the Census
Bureau. He would not have APP
pointed Shidy had he been told that
he made false certifi cations in the
Milwaukee postOffice.
Postmaster-Geneal Wanamaker
was then asked concerning his ac-
ton in the case OF Shidy. ROose-
welt had told him that Shidy had
aided the Commission in its investi-
cation and Postmaster Paul had
taken offense and dismissed Shidy.
Roosevelt had not told him
Of the charges against Shidy of
making false certificates. He was
asked if it had been stated TO him
that Shidy was guilty Of the charges
against him he would have enter
tanned request for n personal en-
dorsement for a position for him.
Wanamaker replied "CertainIy
not" He would consider it n duty
TO warn the heads of the depart
ments against such person.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
for the month ending February 2Sth
showed total cash in treasury as per
Treasurer's general account, S522,-
6T3,6l2.
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AS TO LOW RATES.

the Western Union had never fought
opposition companies with low rates.
The opposition companies usually
butted against the Western Union.
The latest formidable competitor il
had was the baltimore & Ohio Tele-
graph company. They started In to
smash things up and had done 1t.
That company tuined three Compel
ing companies, ruined Itself and so
nearly ruined the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad company that it had been
obliged to sell its sleeping cars and
construction shops to tide over the
financial stress. The Postmaster
Geneial, in fixing the rates for
Government business, made an order
which the board OF directors of the
Western Union decided would prac-
tically order the confiscation Of their
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-03

LION COFFEE
10 selection OF
Mocha lava end
Rio, properly
blended ard is
conceded BY al
20 make the.
incest cup of
Coffee in the
land A 6eauti-
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in every Pack
age. For Sale
sserYwhere.Ask
your Grocer for
IL
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CHICAGO TRADE,
L. WOLF MFG. co.
FINE : BATHROOM orTprrs

SANITARY Speeislties.-B Bath Tubs.
~ N,tAtories, Water Closets, Kftehep
snks, Laundry Tubs. All OF The lafes;
designs and most modern devices.
Catalogues Of tohieh are Ceer6a1y Payu,,h,s
10 al interested
GENERAL OFFICES: gin West Iale q,
e rAhIbII DEPARTMENT: - DEARBORN 81
1ASIoRiEs: 3-llI West Lake 81. and
carroll a Hoyne Avenues & Fulton 81
Chicago, III. dIy
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Jared II. JenIs. Defendant

Leonard G. Hardy. James n. Noyle. John
C.Cutier and JssseW 70 I. Jr.. fl-iHGgrs.
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GREEN GETS WARN
while Giving His Testimony On
The Postal Telegraph Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Dr. Nor
vln Green, president Of the Western
Union, continuing his statement
respecting. the pending postal tele-
graph bill, before the Holise commit.
zee on postotfices and post roads, said
the ratio between our rates and the
British ratea was MS 2s To 90. The
acknowledgement proposed to re-
duce these rates one-hall and this
In the face Of the fact that the Brit
ish system had been operated with
deficit Of nearly SI2. 0on nnc In the
past eleven .-sars, and probably $50, :
100000 since it establishments; yet
the British system had been insti.
tuted under the solemn pledge that
II should be se.fsupporting. The
salaries Of the British one
rators average from s26 TO
SO per month, while In New
York the average, including male
and female oSerat1rs, WIS S5l. As.
more than double the British aver
age. The government could not do
the business as cheaply as the
Western Union. All OF the small
and new companies were under
a much larger proportion
ate expense than the Western
Union. DIR. Green presented fig
ures TO show that the actual cost 70
the Western Union Of handling its
business was 22.4 cents q message.
He then took up the details Of the
Postmaster-General's plan. DIR.
Green made comparison between
oar domestic Telegraph rates with
those In Europe, showing that for
all distances over 500 miles our rates
were much lower, yet, said he, the
Postmaster-General would establish
a uniform rate for 1900 mile distan-
ces, a distance over which no single
wire had ever been successfully
worked,
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Fmim Reaches Zanzibar.
Improved Pn,.encer service.

LONDON, March 2.-Emin Pasha
has reached Zanzibar.
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Tired Feeling.

HhSe SStitiSs
After taking only part Of the first bottle
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla could rest well
all night and feel refreshed when woke
az. must say that Hoods SarSaparilla Is
all Il Is recommended 10 be- Mrs. II. D.
wsASs. 40 E Mason s.. Jackson. Aieh.
81 have used Hoods safsapzrilis ~
blood purifier and an well pleased MN 10,
It being In my opinion the proper medicfas
for the purpose" WV. G. wUERTH. er-
gznisi. S.. Mary's Church, Detroit, Mich
My daughter received much benefit
from Hoods SarsapariIla as tonic after a
protTaeted attack Of pneumonia" REV.
FIJI. ADAMS. New Hartford. CT.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
80 " Druggists. sli sir fer s.. Prepared BY
C. L H0oDA Co. sPcsheeAries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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THE DOCTOR

became somewhat excited at this
point and, looking hard at Postmas-
ter-General Wanamaker, who stead
lastly returned his gaze, he ex-
claimed; Sand yet he says he Is
on first-rnte terms with the telegraph
companies. We propose TO contro-
vert that order, fixing the rate for
government messages, in the courts;
and demonstrate that IL is not half
of the cost OF service. This pro-
posed legislation has failed to receive
the Presidents recommendation,
although submitted in the Postmas-
ter-General's report before his
annual message was sent TO Con-
gress. | have never heard before
that a Cabinet Minister may go
before a committee TO coach IL aud
help his pet schemes through, when
they have not been recommended
by the President"
Grain. of Texas, said the Post
master General had not coached
him. In fact, had never spoken TO
him about 1t.
DIR. Green-The Postmaster Gen
erai has between 1000 and 100, 900
civil appointments to make and
every member has two or three in
his district.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

Our Ladies Underwear is
thoroughly known in this city
as the best that comes here.
We have handled the same
line for fifteen years, and its
merits have been well tested.
Our regular box stock is COM
plete, and we have a few small
lots which, by handling and
window display, have become
somewhat mussed and soiled.
About 8 dozen gowns were
SO cents. are reduced to 36c.
About 3 dozens skirts, were
SO cents, are reduced to 37Hc.
A lot of Chemise at 75c and
ST., are reduced to soc. All
sizes, SO in.
A lot of Cambria Corset
Covers, surplice neck, trimmed
with edge-25 cents.