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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Is IN Cue irIn-be:ter than you've ever known
here. \ representative stock of 6ENTEEI.
DEPENDABLE GARMENTS-ALL READY
TO PIT on. There's such a thing rs having
the Oest a: every U-icc-thdt's rhdt Te are aaa.-
80 Gt-iFS trfGt re think Cs haze.
We make a specially OF
BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS.
ami every EgrIhent offered by Us is guaranteed
TO be as represented We handle eaty dyst-cs6ss
goods. made by MEN TAILORs, and solicit,
COMPARISON Of prices. You can judge cur
KNEE PANTS SUITS by these Boys Fine All
wool suits, that are well male and perfect
fitting iCr boys from to - years
$40.
We have all the new TANS, BROWNS AND
GkAYS so much sought for. We are showing
them in both SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BREASTED and in CUTAwAY for boys from
D TO 10 years. at
$500. SO. so AND sc. 75A SUIT.
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Cur Glass BorrLrs.

What dainty ornament IS q t,sty cut
glass bottle, reposing snugiy amid the
p-oiusicn of articles upon Your dresser.
How handy 1t IL to hold some FRAGRANT
perfume. such as Queen Anne" or
Glen Echo Bouquet. !" whose fragrance
recall memories Of Joyous days spent
amid flowers In the country. Wo have
the cho;cest assortment you can ind in
the city. Of all shapes. designs and quail
tea Prices range from l2c. to go.
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Only 49c. Pam

Cat the Palais Royal tomorroxD
es-In conjunction with this great sale Of Hosiery.
of which couple o. hints only given. a special
sale " Usdertoear occurs Tomorrow.
HYI.IIs HEALTH UNDERWEAR - Union Suits
o: these famous garments in wool aud silk Ask for
catalogue, which gives interesting information. also
price list
L Warranted Fast Black. All wool. Quoted
by equestriennes a the best in fotca.
Knee length. SlsS. 81 - and a.. 20.
Ankle length. sl9S. e.. 80 and o.. ia
~ Ladies who have waited for this supply will
o5iice the Palais Royai and do their friends rood
service 10 feia9 " tAe coaoat and hsalthytess o.
these garments
10 PER CkNT DIscoUNT-To make this great
sale positively irresistible onefenfh dItoed Of the
price marked on the articles select tie Si In
0ertrear D. paTtncnt.
Hose from Sc to s. pair. Vests from &C. to SIS
each. Pants. 81 to Is pair.
NLoNEs-Never before and perhaps never a.ain will
we offer the Paais Royal 4. IL ami l6button Black
Undressed Kid Mousquetaires at oHtv SIC. pair The
regular price for thirteen years has been siS az p
snG S29.. The importer loses because overproduc-
ton. Once bitten, tUtee shy" When will he be
The following Gloves we are selling as an advt. al
no prott.
Il oSTER HOOK KID GLOVES. hooks reduced
from Sl!o TO ssr. pair; hooks reduced from 81 TO
6Sc- pair. Undressed Pigsln OF Biarritz Mousque-
taires reduced from Sc &c pair. Undressed Kid
Mousquetaires and 4button Gloves. al quality. for
SOC. pair
SATURDAY'S Surprise in Corsets- 81 for our sl. %
and slJ0for our 81. IS Black Cor sets.
hIBBoNs marked BIC. for asc. yard; includes the
New satin-faced Ribbons; also oInbre novelties
DREss GOODS. The wel-lnown 81 Storm serges
| for SIC. yard All Laces at 10 per cent discount.
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TIME.

fouino Tinie.-Tou are fully aware Of the sig
nihcance OF this term. 1t recalls to your
mind a vivid remembrance Of days Of
haste and bustle, when everything
seemed to he in confused and jumb!ed
state. You find that you must carefully
decide what 1t is best TO carry to the new
home. TO pack and arrange them for the
Journey, and yet scores OF little articles
ve-y valuable in the rast. but useless now
in your larger aud finer house. must be
laid asid. and disposed of. That is lust
the state o. affairs EXISTING here. soon
We will he firmly established in the COM
modious new structure across the way;
meanwhile every ut ok and Granny must
ieransacked. things len2 hidden brought
10 l:<i't. these Of use curcfuiiy sorted,
trans erred and rearsanged in the new
quarters. those no longer needed so d to
the best advantage. yet at the Same time
the big Eunimins business must be car
rieG On without u AZ.
To expedite the work wc have COZ.
clIdcd to make one s,ashipR reduction
thus immediately disposing Of those arti-
cles We will not carry to the new store,
instead Of selling them slowly at the
regular prices Accordingly u big frac-
tim of their value has been deducted.
Prior 10 this their prices were already
below those OF other druggists. buf now
you can buy them at less than our
prices, being positively the best oppor-
tunity ever offered in this city. We are
allowing dis,ocn. Of 30 pei cent OF all
Sponaes. Channels. Tooth brushes. Nail
Brushes, Nail Flies, Flesh Eru-nss.
Buffalo Imported Horn Combs and
many otte- articles of like use.
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DRY Goops AND SILKS.
o0c. ;bi-inch Atwood Striped Su.tings, new and
oesirao!e iaDrics. .2p. yard
81 40 and 42-inch Striped and Plaid Scotch Suit
IHSs Toe. yard
Zoe. 40inch Dundee Scotch Cheviots in plain Of
Que. yard
d21ec. 4O-inch Al-woo! Storm Serges in ali desi--
ALL OUR SOC. FANCY DRESS GOODS, stripes
ana palds. 4Jc yard
sl.25 52inch Navy and Black Storm serges. 81 yard
$1.5o 52-inch Navy and Black Storm
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT OFF THE
MARKED PRICES OF ALL BLACK AND COL
ORED SILKS.
lac. Striped Eiderdowns in tine latest de-
G,c yard
u 3S-inch Bedford Cords SIC yard
VI 4uneh Bedford Cords .9s. yard
81. % 40-inch Bedford Cords ........,Sl % yard
JEwELnY AND FnAMrs. 49,
25c. and Soc. BreastPns, Earrings. Cuff Buttons
Lace and Hair Pins. .15c
5Oc. Oxdized Bonbon Boxes. engraved and
Ale. Photo Frame. white metal with ribbon
pc Brass Photo Frame. large size. l5c
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SPECIAL AT $500.

We have placed on q separate table about 50
BOYS SUITS, IN SIZES PROM To 10
YEARS They are strictly all uoOt-frst-class
in fit. style and finish. and represent all tine
materials and colors- Have marked them al the
uniform price OF
s6.O0A SUIT.
e5c. WILL BUY
pair of BOYS wEAR-RESISTINGT ROUS-
ERs-in dart finding eOIors-perfect ittins-4t to
Il years
81 90 WILL BUY
BOYS EXTRA TROUSERS that are all pure
roOi-cJlors guaranteed-stitched not 10 rip-4
to II years.
2.Je. WILL BUY
BOYS POLO CAPS in a variety Of cioths-sizes
to ut any hesd
A choice assortment of BOYS ovERcoArs
in all sizes-iow prices
CThiTd floor. 10th ST. bldg.)
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STAMPED LINENS AND TABLE
Gowns, &c.

Gowns. &c.
"a Fringed Chenille Table Covers a. 90 each
soo-4 Imported Velour Table Covers 5000. 81 9S each
"a FrinRed Chenille Table Covers. best quail
81 SO each
Larger Covers at prorortionstely low prices.
64-nch Stamped Linen Bureau Scaris and
sPishers 17c each
SOC stamped Linen Scsrfs, Splashers, &c.
drawn borders and plain monte. ........:3 $50 each
9Se to q 20 Fine Stamped Linen Scarfs. Trays.
Is
Toe. Hemstitched CoIored Border Scarfs . 49, each
I1e. I-inch Colored Center Scarfs 49, each
2oc. Fancy Tinsel Scarfs lSc each
15c. Braided Pillow Shains ...,.,,.4Sc pair
Great bargains in Bo.tng End and China SILK Scarfs
and Head Rests Of all kinds
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Tur MONUMENTAL.

Tur MONUMENTAL.
ss7ssa apFan~
Fine Millinery. cio.k.. Hosiery. Gloves. a..
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
Choice Bonnsts. Toqn... Tirh.ns ana Rouna Hs,.
essetuily trimmed both imported and OF our own
merit and The Trices exceedingly low.
un.rimmed Felt Bonnest ana Hats h->u,tfui ,.-
shades AL shapes The largest assortment, An b. .,a
lA'es; styles Wool Felt. formerly sso and on 2s..
nov At oSc ana Tsc. The very nne-i impors.S Real
French fe,t. formerly slFs 81 - and 81. 81 a. al
SILK VELVET
Every color and BLACK. formerly ~. nov o. 2sa
Blachbrds. formerly &c :sna soc. nov .. tos 90.
p dozen Black Ostrich Prince OF Wales TiTs a. esc
The largest assortment OF the hest desirable ou.l,tx
style. color> and shades for fancy other ~o1k ct
an unusually lou praee. from No. TO inches.
cLoAks.
No one beein 70 show such q variesy Of Iadi..
Wraps as We have. particularly not such q nns
sortmenf az such low prices We selling huflr.a-
OF them at 80 and -. worth from go. Also
thousands Of them for - per less oshers la
the same quality and style.
n Chidren's Coats Gretchens. from 2 20 wears
old which We gill sell at si.4s former prize 81 10
to $500.
GLOVES
We are showing the latest eolornss and noveifies in
Ce!ebrated Gloves. whirh import under COR e.-
elusive brands All the fancy shades TO nlatos cu.-
TUNES and dress goods. Also the best p. a p the
Paris Fosters aud dozens Of other best lranas
imported
Biarr1iz Gloves. with White self stitching ~ ~
~ about one-has regular prics.
lSO dozen Foster HOOK Gloves from .ac upsard
"a dozen s-hatton Suede. with French back, q 81.
Naine. 81 A.
4-bn;on Glaze Monumental one Of the best im,orted
KID Gloves At sl.25. Value. si.Ga.
sbutton Glaze Monumental. on. OF the bosi inn
ported Kid Gloves. at si.sa Value. &c r.
s-ortton Suede. best imported. ell 81. Value p
nol3-ct. THE MONUMENTAL
n WI NF-T- ron = -
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THE MONUMENTAL

\ ADIEs, VELvET-ToP SAILORS. "a KlSD-
kAFt's ENTERPRISE, 1871 18th sss
nols-G Leader of Low lrts..s
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JUIrus LASsBuReu.
COR 18TH AND II SITS. NV.

I AIDES AsTRACHAN cAPEs, sa5o KIND
L. 81. -. THIS week only
kAFf's ENTERPRISE, 1871 18th ct. SO.
nol2-d Leader Of low Pricax
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W. A. PIERCE & Co..
1l9 MARKET SPACE.
Corner 9Th st.

{ E. 4 4 II II II :: ::
e. sats II En- $soG I'LL
En- vi = / / { ad &C Ill
-. En ZEE H Hnh g %
...tfs B EP EEkk N 90 = ::
FEATHER BoAs
NECK PIECES
Have such q hold on the
stylish ladies' that the
quantities sold would sur
prise even the most credu--
-lous.
In the face of this phenomenal
run thess new ideas Of style
and fancy. we plunged" heavily
and purchased from the very
largest concern in New York city
his entire stock of
FEATHER BoAs
And
NECK PIECES.
- Through this DARING
piece OF business pluck a
Reduction in price
given US which helps to
warrant this purchase
And now to lei you share our
plunge.
ou- prices We know are below others
prices
Ali sic Doas now So A.
All SO Boss now &C %.
All So Neck Pieces 81. 0sL Among this lot
sro some oear:itul evening shades. suci. a.
INK. Light Blue, Cream. White. Heliotrope.
Lilac. Lavender. Tan and Brown. Also .
beautiful assortment of BLACK NECK
PIECES.
ThsInost popular Elacs Coaue Neck riece.
aud an exceptional bargain. is one TIA. we
shall sell from tomorrow on until all of thsd9
dozen ar. sold FOR 75c. ". h.v. mover
sold one Of these for,ess than Csc. We were
POSITIVELY the onlyhouss selling them
oven at that price. All other houses sold the
same Boa for 81. so.
Thousands Of these will b
given for Christmas Presents.
and what more suitable. welcome
or sensible could lie given!
Why not buy awhile and hsveit
laid aside until desired. 1t viii lie
the means Of having one worry
less on your mind and places You
in position to
SAVE MONEY.
We will take mail orders
for these and will deliver
to any part Of the Unissd--
States.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. OPEN To-
MORROW NIGHT UNTIL O'CLOCK.
| / l.. a 4 III :: :: :: ::
| E {: u f f $ Is III
| {: 4. e & Fl Fl s.: ! ::
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DAlLr AccEssoa,Es To The Cos
TUNE


E>sTS lady HecGs APRONS FOR UOUSE-
XEAR. Here - an opportunity to lay in a SUP
Ply At r.u-k sess t.dE you rsuuI,y peg far
csTJ9S cf iiie rdise. Better buy nov for tie
boliGIys too-ao;h:aS moro acceptable for
g:.ts-
An attractive assortment: Of APRONS for
LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN. NURSES
AND MATTRESSES.
Like qualities and prices never won't hand In
hand before. see;
Gooo Quality Lawn Aprons, With deep hem.
four COWS of drawn work aud vida ties.
Two styles OF Lawn Aprons. with lace edge or
fancy border, at
Lawn Aprons. with deep hem, six tucks and
wide Ties
Foar styles OF Lawn Aprons-plan hem,
tucked. trimmed with embroidery or with lace.
q
-l6-
AZ tie popular price. Coz d. we have Lawn
Aprons. with Plain hem. tucked OF trimmed
with embroidery or lace-nine styles
-Four styles II India Isnon Aprons. tueked
and fSneily trimmed. ut az
&c.
Many others too numerous to mention a, JOc..
G2he-. 15e-. 81. sl-ai. sL5o. 81 as, az,
81 e. 20 and s2.55.
Cd door. 10;h ST. bu;ldlng)
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CH1LpRESs GARMENTS
10 Pm CENr Drscouxr.

C.oaks for baby Coats for todding youngstsrs Jack
cts and Uls:crs for children and misses collection
second to in the District prices lower
than quoted elsewhere for equal qualities Unta We'd
nesdat onesenth deducted from the price marked on
the garment you select
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0s and a3a fst. n v.
SILK VELVET.

Every color and BLACK. formerly ~ nov o. .
yard
Blsckbirds. formerly &c. and 5or now 2. fos &c
p dozen Black Ostrich Prince OF Wales Tire a. e..c
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RIBBONS

The largest assortment OF the desirable ou.lty
style. colors and shades for fancy and other wo6
an unusually lou Price. from No. 20 inches
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II Oun INFANTS P.RIons

In OCR INFANTS Il ARLORS
YOu CAN BUY:
Infants Good Quality Black Kic Shoes. with
leather snles- Sizes L. 2and2
-25c. q pair
Infants Fine Quality Kid Shoes In Tan.
Gray. Red. Biue and Black. with leather soles.
Sizes 1. and j.
SOC. o pair
Infants Very Fine Qnslity Urdresssd Kid
shoss. Laced and fsncily stitched down the
front. sizes I, 2 and D.
fl pair
(second foor. 10th ST. baiidfns.)
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MEssRs LORD & TAyron
NEw YoRk.
Annual
Great SALE Or Hosrrnr
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.

These exclusive Novelty Hose. known 40 '.Lc bsils
RuSse. "" TAe Highlander" SC. have been repre-
sented in all the leading stores OF the continent
Messrs. Lord Taylor being now prepared 10 take
orders for spring iuportations, haze closed out Mr.
Lssraer of the Pdidfs Royal. Washington. a. C.. tAs
entire bdtanes a stock. copTisng the Roretes abors
mentioned.
LA BELLE Russo" e the name given to the silk
finished lisie Hose ir boo; designs, the uppers OF
which have silk bands initiating fur The feet and
ankles are warranted Fast Black. the baud
gay color to contrast with the shade o: the uppcrs
These Hose have been ON sale at Ell pair all the
leading stores Of the United States.
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Coon GLOVE VALUES.

Coon GLOVE VALUES.
Misses 4-button Pique Gloves, in Tan. Gray
and Brown.
-si.35.-
Ladies' 4-button Pique Gloves. in Tans ,Grays
A complete stock Of ''Jouvin" and .'Tre-
fousse'' Clio YES, in and Sbutton lengths at
popular prices.
FIrst floor. 18th st. bu;lding.)
RARELY REALIZED.
Such chance as this seldom transpires at the
height of the season.
We have about two dozen
LADIES' ALL-w0OL BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS.
which. being the remainder Of large lot, we
are anxious to close out at once. They are posi-
lively all wool. lined throughout, have
plated Norfolk waists that can be worn either
inside or outside the skirt skirts plated full in
the back. These are new and desirable goods
and were considered full value at e.. 40. We
offer the lot tomorrow at the exceedingly low
price Of
His
Sizes ~ to 40.
Third floor. 1lth ST. buildns)
SuNDRIEs DEPARTMENT
OFFERS.
TETI0W'S ''SWAN DOWN" FACE POW
DER IN Flesh and pure White-two boxes Of
powder in an oxidized case. for
W.
Genuine Fsrina Cologne,
&c.,
W. L LIS Florida Water,
5 or Gle
W. l. Is Original" Bouquet soap.
lie. a cake
-.oc. box ct half dozen cskes-
Imported Violet Soap.
-l3c.. = cakes fog :sJc-
y:rSt floor. 18th 81. buiidinsJ
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OxLr 49c. A Pam

CIT
HE HIGHLANDER" This design includes the
correct shades and DESIGNS plads Of the historic
| c.ansmen OF Scotland. To be had with and without
Black fee. rnd snkles. The popular l Hcse Of
the lSOl-q2 season,
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CASHMERE ScARrs AND SHAwLs
1oc. Embrd Cashmere Scarfr. Blue Black and
CartlnaI 9c each
- Silk Shawls, Cardinal, Blue and Tan e. % each
81 Double Cashmere Scarfs fringed ends 81 % each
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nol3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-30

and vicinity about 1850 tonight, the
disturbance lasting two or three sec
onds.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 26.-An earth
quake shock was distinctly felt at 1850
tonight throughout this city. Windows
ratified violently, and the circuit court
in session was temporarily interrupted.
Reports from Jacksonville, Taylorville,
Decatur and Mount Pulaski state that
the shock was felt there.
KEOKUK, Ia, Sept. 26.-At 1920 o'clock
tonight there occurred three distinct
tremors of the earth, which shook
buildings in various parts Of the city.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 26.-At 1850
a distinct shock of earthquake was felt
here. No damage was done, utgeneral
fright ensued.
Mt. VERNON, ILL.,, Sept 26.-An earth
quake of several seconds duration
shook this city and county tonight, at
II o'clock. Houses rocked, men were
thrown out Of chairs and brick build
ings were badly damaged. No loss OF
life is reported.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept 26.-Late tonight a
severe earthquake shock was felt in
this city, along the bluffs and back
from the river. ommunication with
outside towns brings information that
the shock was felt in Bloomington
Jacksonville and other places. The
train dispatcher at Logansport, Ind,
says that the shock was so violent there
and at Vincennes that people left their
houses in fright, as articles of furniture
tumbled down. The air has cooled 1C
degrees since the disturbance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-30
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
A Loudon Bank Robbed of Nearly q
Million.

A Loudon Bank Robbed of Nearly a
Million.
LoN-oN, Sept. 21.-The banking world
Of this city has just been startled by the
announcement that an important bank
robbery has taken place in the city.
The institution that has suffered is the
London and Westminster Bank Limit
ed), No. Al Lathbury, E. c., an i'm
portant establishment having over
fifteen branch houses in this city The
money stolen, it would appear, con-
sisted Of large parcel Of bills RENTED
from the country banks to the London
and Westminster bank. The thief
or thieves must have cleverly
tunity to accomplish the robbery
and to have gained access to an
apartment near the main entrance to
the bank. This apartment was easy of
access from the street, and the parcel Of
bills is supposed to have been stolen
while the bank officials were engaged
in another apartment, in going over
the accounts of last weeks settle
ment. Both William Astle, the town
manager of the bank, and H. F. Bill.
inghurst, the country manager, de-
clined to make any statement for publ
cation as to the actual loss incurred,
DuI III is currently reported lHdG
the amount stolen is not less than $780,
600, and that it may amount to as much
as 81 ,250, 900. The bank officers, the
city police authorities and the criminal
investigation department of Scotland
Yard are putting forth the utmost exer-
tons in order to effect the capture of the
thieves. Notice of the robbery has been
sent to the police centers throughout
the British Isles and on the
continent, and the sailing Of
every passenger vessel is being watched.
Notice has also been sent to all the
banks upon which the bills were drawn.
but the police theory is That no atte mpt
will be made to change the bills IN this
country, but that the thieves will have
recourse to the continent, where the
presence of SO many wealthy travellers
from the United States make such trans
actions easier than in this country.
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Qhe Republita't
WATERFOWL. WIS.
FOREST FIRES BURNED OUT.

Minnesota People Suffer Heavily from
the Recent Blazes.
Mora, Mimi, Sept. 26.-After long
fight with the forest fires the people in
kanabec County are feeling relieved.
The high wind has gone down, and
no further dangers are anticipated
in the settled portion of the
county. No lives have been lost.
The new bridge across the Knife River
was burned and several Ium boring
camps, with valuable kits. The fire is
working It's way north, and the damage
to standing pine will amount to thous-
ands of dollars. Several houses at Mile
Laos Lake were destroyed.
H4NCKLEY, Mimi, Sept. 26.-There has
never before been fire of the magni-
tude of the one in this region. The
whole country has been swept with the
flames. The towns themselves have
been in great danger, many of them as
much so as Hinckley was. Thousands
of tons of hay had been cut on the
low lands about the lakes, and this is
all destroyed. The destruction has
been complete and awful, and for miles
and miles on every side there is nothing
hut blackened waste, with shoulder
ing fires to warn people that the fire
still turks in the woods.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-30
SALOON MEN ON TOP
Racine Liquor Man Discharged on o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Disguised.

Racine Liquor Man Discharged
Technicality-Prosecu Disguised.
RACINE, Wis, Sept. 25.-The temper
ance people and the Citizens League
suffered square knock-down to-day at
the hands Of Court Commissioner Sudd,
and Judge Hand, who is conducting the
prosecution in the Sunday observance
crusade, announced that he would
move for dismissal of the cases pend
ing in the same court against other
saloon men.
The case before Judge Judd to-day
was that of Christ. Heck, who was
charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
The Chicago detective employed to re-
ceive evidence took the stand and testi-
fed that on the Sunday evening speci-
fed in the complaint he was IN the
com plant he was in the saloon kept by
Heck, and bought beer, which he drank
on the premises. He visited about
twenty other saloons the same evening
and bought beer. The prosecution then
rested, and no evidence was introduced
tor the defense.
Court Commissioner Judd them
caused a sensation by announcing that
he would discharge the prisoner on the
ground that the prosecution had failed
to show that an otfense had been COM
mitted. Judge Hand was on MS feet III
an instant and roundly scored the court,
SAYING that Judge Judd knew nothing
about law and showed his ignorance by
his ruling. The TRADE was continued
for some time, Judge Hand finally say
ing that he would IN time move tor the
dismissal of the other cases pending be-
fore Court Commissioner Judd.