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sAFE TO sWEAs At Il WIFE
But n the Husband Threatsns Violence she
Can Get . Separate Maintenance.

But if the Husband Threatens Violence she
Can Get . Separate Maintenance.
just how far . man may use Language" to
his wife without being amenable to decree Of
separation was outlined by Justice Smyth of the
Supreme Court yesterday in deciding that
Jennie A. Regain 10 entitled to a decree OF sepa-
ration from Thomas Regan. a contractor. with
tho custody of their two children and 1900 ..
month for their support. The Regans wero
married In 1873 and separated in 1898. Tho
wife sued for . legal separation. alleging that
her husband had used foul language to her In
tho presence Of their children. and that he as
saulted her on three occasions. He had allowed
her $500 q month while they wore living TO-
gether. but he says she was extravagant and
ran up bills against him.. Very little Of tho
language which she charged him with using IL
printable. Aside from consignihg her TO Hedes
In various ways he called her names rejecting
at is too we'll settled TO need the citation Of
authorities that disaFreeablo conduct or the use
ground for a separation. II must BE proved
that the conduct of the husband toward the
wife was Of such a Sharsster as to render It. IN,
1.-Two with him. and that the word unsafe as
used in tho statute has reference TO bodily in
ing or wounded sensibilities. Threats of vio-
ience against a wife OF such u character as TO
Jury and charges OF inhdelity made in bad
faith. auxiliary to and in aggrayntion Of tho
threatened violence, are sufficient to constitute
cruel and inhuman treatment within the mean
ing OF tho statute authorizing u limited divorce.
nth proof In this case shows that the defend
ant not only did, on numerous occasions, with
out Just cause or proyOcttion on the part OF the
wife. apply to her In the presence and hearing OF
their children, servants, and others, language OF
a grossly obscene and Indecent character, and
on some Of these occasions he threatened to use
violence against her person OF such a character
as to induce n reasonable apprehension OF bodily
injury; and the proof further shows that on at
least three occasions he assaulted her and In.
ficted severe bodily injury upon the person Of
the plaintiff without just cause or provocation.
Tho Justice says that while the conduct of the
plaintiff was not always blameless toward her
husband IL did not justify his behavior toward
her.
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LEANING AMERICAN VA rs.
Baron LAnGweFth voA simmeFin SITE Will
Magistrate PosI in Kssez Market.

Barren ~LAnGweFth yoA simmerin SITE with
Magistrate Pool In Essez Market
Baron L~anRwerth Won simmerin. Lecturer on
Laws In the University of Marburg, Germany,
who arrived in this country last week. and who
came here for the purpose OF studying our insti-
buttons and judiciary system, sat with Magis-
trate Pool in tho Essex Market Police Court
yesterday. The Baron bore a letter of introduce
ton from DR.. Senner. tho Immigration Commits
sioner. to Chief Clerk Thoma. The Baron. VINO
understands and talks tho English Language
n~uently. wal an interested spectator.
One Of the first cases called was the people
against Chinchinsky." Chinchinsky was charged
with q violation OF the ordinances in allowing
his push cart to stand less than ten feet from
another push cart. The complainant WAS q ro-
tund policeman from the Eldridge street sta
ton. Hyman Rosonchein, one of tho most dis
~tinguished practitioners At the Essex Market
bar. represented the defence.
"How did you know that the push carts wero
only such q distance apart r he asked the po.
llceman on the crossexamination.
81 measured the distance" said the police
"Was 1t with q metric rule or n tape line that
you measured It y asked the lawyer.
" Now VIII Ti1h r Ioy feet fsst said sk ,ss r., P"iIssmsn.
Wal T% fourteen S%f Of ,ff1 my feet SsN Measure .ns .s tss feet.
said the COP. land just walked between tho
rs that the way you determined tho dis.
tance = asked the lawyer.
"Certainly." replied the policeman.
case. tos ssi aH &nssn / %sEs for thH f ASK soar # ad sh,s
issst q fhe evidence my client should Se dis;
Magistrate Pool decided that tho prisoner
should get the benefit Of the doubt.
Thoma. at the conclusion Of the case and then
wrote down something in his diary.
handR with MnHiafruIp Pool and Chiaf Glark
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not tho Author or the "Buy Cotton" Advsr-
tiaemehl.

A few weeks ago there appeared in nearly
every paper OF nearly every city north Of
Mason and Dixon's line an advertisement which
read: buy cotton; it's the only cheap thing
left"
On Friday. Alexander c. Lewis. President Of
tho American Cotton Investment Company,
committed suicide by shooting himself in his
made that no was the author of the advertise
ment. This statement was not true. however;
who caused 1t to be printed did not commit
suicide. lie is one OF the best known brokers 10
caused the Advertisement 10 DO printed Is . Joke
on some friondSs
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August Eickhof. a property owner on Brooms
street, who il understood to be acting In the in
terests of the Third Avenue Railroad Company.
has obtained a temporary injunction from
Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court pre-
venting the Metropolitan Street Railway Com.
pany, as the lessee of the Fourth Avenue Rail
road. from tearing up Broome street for the
purpose of constructing a second track. Tho
work OF changing the motive power on the
Fourth avenue line had progressed to BrOome
street. Hero. IL IL alleged. the Fourth avenue
double track Is being put IN between the Bowsry
and Centre street. The motion TO make the In
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Specials in Millinery Department.
OSTRICH PLUMES.

OSTRICH PLUMES.
$50 dozen Amazon Plumes, 16 inches
long, black only, $40 each; value
$1.S5.
1873 dozen Amazon Plumcs, II inches
long, black only. $1.oo; value 1925.
FRENCH NOVELTY RIBBONS HALF PRICE.
$50 pieces French Novelty Rib
bons, 5 inches wide, in all the
new c%olorings, 2Oc. per yard;
value 500.
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Untrimmed Hats.
Specials in Cloak and Suit Department.

Tailor-made DRESSES Il Meltonette and
Cheviot. ly.front Refer Jacket,
lined with Satin Rhadame,
stitched seams; skirt lined II 76
with fin Percaline. ,.,........ Al.Io
Tailor.made DRESSES Ia fine Scotch
Cheviots, tight fitting waist,
braided in neat design OF mo- ~ 6n
hair braid. .....,........... A1soo
COATS In English kersey and Beaver,
f~iy.front Refer effects strapped
seams, high storm collar, lined IN 7E
with fancy Taffeta silk. -. lA'IV
COATS in Scotch Cheviot and English
Kersey, finished with rows of fine
stitching, inleid velvet collar:
lined throughout with Roman 16 16
striped silk.................... Aosso
Tailor.made CAPES In English Kersey,
fancy inlaid velvet collar, bot
tom of cape appliqued with 6 76
same material. ........,.... vs1o
Imported CAPES of Scotch Cheviot, hand.
somely braided, high storm col
lar, lined throughout with Satin 1s 7E
Rhadame, .,...,.. ..,,,....,,. lusIU
Imported CAPES of English Beaver, ap.
pliqucd in choice designs with
satin folds, lined throughout IA ne
with Satin Rhadame. ........... I4.I0
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Millinery.

The enormous business 1.-THE Big Store"
has done in trimmed millinery during the
last two weeks has made it possible, in fact,
obligatory, to place new goods on sale daily,
II not hourly. just as soon as anything
find 1t on our tables. All the new ideas Of
the millinery world are shown here first and
then copied elsewhere. 1t Is not only the
style and general excellence of our milli-
merry that deserve mention, but the remark
ably low prices as we'll should be taken into
consideration, for It is only when quality,
style and price are looked at AS A UNIT
that the unusual strength of this depart
ment becomeA1pDareut.
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Our Trimmed Walking Hats
are mostly all Especial styles
confined to us, and represent by
far the largest and choicest variety
ever exhibited.
Untrimmed Hats.
1000 dozen Fur Felt Hats, en-
bracing all the new and popular
dress shapes, also many styles exclu-
sive with us, black and all the cloth
shades, from
55Cs each, upward.
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Specials in Misses Dept.

One. piece DRESSES in Imported Nov.
city Cloths, pleated blouse fronts trimmed
with fancy buttons, taffeta p~leatings
around yoke collar and cuffs; skirts gored;
O to IA years, $7.0S up.
JACKETS in Scotch Tweed, green,
brown and blue colorings, Refer front,
Russian back, epaulcts, collar and belt OF
solid contrasting colors, @ to IA yrs, $7.4S.
EMPIRE JACKETS of two,toned Boucle
Cloth, with pleated epaulets, yoke, collar
and cuffs OF solid contrasting %colors.
trimmed with rows of black aud white Mo,
hair braid, satin ribbons over shoulders,
u TO IA years, $1,000.
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HIGH-CLASS FURS.

We open our Fur Department
with a most complete and choice
selection of all the leading Fur
Garments. Capes. Wraps, Pelerines.
Neck Scarfs, Plain and Fancy Collarettes.
Muffs and Boas, in all the fashionable
Furs, including Russian Sable, Alaska
Seal, Imperial Ermine, Stone Marten,
Eastern Mink, Persian Lamb, Hudson Bay
Sable, Broad Tail and Chinchilla.
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Specials in Dress Goods Dept.

44-inch All-VvOoI Fancy suitinS, new Fall mixtures, 59o I'D.
5O-inch Atwood CheyiOt Suiting, staple and fancy shades. go I'D.
45inch SILK Figured Matelasse. latest combinations
of colorings. 98o I'd.
46-inch Black AII-YOOl Rough Frise Sultlnss 700 I'd.
Attention directed to cur exclusive High-Cass PARIS NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS ranging from 81. so to $500 per yard.
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Specials in Silk PettiCOats and Waists.
Silk Petticoats Of extra quality Changsable and black Taaeta. extra
iul, with deep corded founce, Ss. Os.
Silk Waists in plain black and fancy Roman Tafeta. full pouch
fronts. with fine tucks. S5.0S.
Costume Waists of fancy Romsn, Bayadere and ChangeAble Taheta,
deliberately made and trimmed, $IO.OS.
Sixth Avenue, 18th to Goth Street.
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A SILK EVENT
for Monday.
OF late the silk selling at The Big Store
has been OF the phenomenal order, and every
single day brings an array of new converts.
It's becoming proverbial hat the best silk
assortments and the lowest prices ARE
HERE, and to-morrow's important special
event will be but an additional leaf In tho
wreath Of laurels this splendid Department
has won for itself.
Five Unmatched Special Lots, rs
follows:
Al Ase. q Ynrd-100 pieces Black Brocaded
latest patterns, a substantial quality
that was mover eqnalled anywhere for
F isci !fSn 1esi 4 ry GEMS esF' tomorrow at
At ssc. . Ynrd-An immense assortment Of
striped Novelty Silks-tho newest ideas
reflected from tho silk centres OF Franco
silks for the street and silks for the
EIGHT Cents fs.e '"'ff0"
At o1.5o a ~Yard-3,ooo yards Of Black I've
lour dn Nord," . beautiful quality. 80.
Incl, Inc ,h wide ,C Tel , : rich i.t and 4 heavy a lust
absolutely S2.55 value; here tomorrow
At Csc. n Yard-lOO pieces rich black Moire
Velour. in very choice antique effects;
nothing could DO more elegant for the
skirt or gown, and the price, instead Of
, S1:o0.h here tomorrow only FIFTi.FIVE
At csc. n Yard-75 pieces Of rich and heavy
Black Corded Silks and Black Silk and
Wool Bengalines; very magnificent
fabrics for fall wear; never sold any.
where for less than $l.oO; hero to-
morrow for SIXTY.EIGHT CENTS.
Lamps and Tables.
Gold-platcd, open-work. foot Banquet
Lamp with central draught and lift-out
fount, with lockwood finished centre,
complete with handsome 9-inch deco
rated Banquet Globe. easily worth $50;
the lamp and globe Monday for........... $50
| Gold-platei. onyx top Parlor Table,
| open-work frame, Sxs Mexican onyx top;
regular price 3.75; 200 Of them Monday
3.4b
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Blankets
Less th,n Agents Wholesale Prices

Less thsn Agents Wholesale Pricss!
loa All Wool and California Scarlet p.oe....3.eS
ia All Wool and California Scarlet 3.sS....A.es
1914 All Wool Australian Scarlet 9.49
la.A White pure all wool AS
l94 Extra nne white California sos
ia Extra nne all wool whits 7.0S
IA Extra heavy white California 7,98
ia White wool. extra soft l,9S
ia White Pure all wool asa
liza white extra heavy wool 2.9S
Id White fine wool $40
ia White heavy California-shrunk 3.oS
ia White extra nne Californis-ahrunk A.oS
ia Extra hne California all wool sos
ia Gray California Wool 800
ia White and colorId-heav fleece 90
l0.A Fine White Wool LAO
l0.i Heavy White Wool LOS
l0.4 White pure all woot ere
lO.4 White extra nne California wool 800
lO.+ White extra nne Australian WOO! 4.4e
1914 White aud oolorsd Biantets mot 40 inch) At
ia White and Colored. Heavy fleece .es
ia Gray Wool .S5
ia Gray California $50
Crib Blankets SO cents to 4.es
white sheeting Blankets-osIaS .99
MusIins \ Sal. This Week
We will offer twenty-five easss
HeL'heLe moSL'HS
At less than We ourselves can asaln buy.
Fine Yard Wide %Masl.n-oAmoriC nnl.h.,".. 4
x.nw,.. r,,,.,o,o, Nr.,,n a.,
Also at same price nrm weave Brown Muslins. one
Inch short Of regular width. which takes Forty per
osA''o" - '''
sheetiug Rempants-Au widths and Ianeths
Aspr'o'' to quickly move them gu.
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III E a r IN
west Foutttcnth Street.
We are going to have
A SALE THIS WEEK

in which the whole store participates.
Not one department., nor two, nor half a dozen only, but
every department throughout our stores will make special
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FldHneIS \ Sale This Week
Full bleached Canton Flannels-
arm twin-excellent quality ........... Oh
Fancy Eiderdown Flannels-
over 30 styies-strtpea. figures ana
plain oolorS-worth 22.............. Is
Strictly All Wool white Flannels-
the regular 80 cent quality ..........-..... "a
Fine Shaker Flanncls-nght blue. pink
Cardinal. Black, Navy. Tan and Gray-yard
w~ide-worth 80 cents "a
All wool and shrunken
Il 10 our dsslrr to have 4 most complete Flsn.
mel Department. see. Everything De,irabis We have
and always at q price that's right. but We Will net
show goods Of ire texture and lnisrisr g.sdss to
meet q psles......Ls prices here ALWAgS mean
goods OF merit.
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A DRESS GOODS
EVENT for Monday.

There will be some remarkable dress
goods selling here tomorrow. Dress goods
never made to be sold at the prices we'll
quote for this special event. But the ladies
have become accustomed to expect wonder
full values in The Big Stores dress goods
section, and we'll not hesitate to embrace
every possible opportunity to furnish tho
best that this great buying organization is
capable of at the very lowest prices pos
sible:-
Four Unmatched Special Lots, as
follows:
AT S5c. A YARD-Just 100 pieces. extra wide
and heavy, all wool chevtot Serges, in
navy, blue ana black only-dress goods
would over dream Of selling for less than
nv Ff3f 6 CEN s'm0rF0" '0F
AT soc, A YARD-25o pieces OF plain and fancy
dreee goods, including 4s-inch heavy
coating serKes, In black and coiors. bouce
wool mixtures. klondike suitings THE
very latest thing Quit. all positive soc.
T Ri CENTS. "0'" if
AT 7Sc. A YARD-2Oo pieces Paris Novelty
Dress Goods, in the newest, most elegant
effects, figured Poplins. Bourettes. Curls
300 dress goods land many a store has
morrow for Z twenty-five CENTS.
AT lsc. A YARD-3OO pieces ladies' latest
Costume Cloths, strictly all wool. heavy
quality, full 81 inches wide. the ideal
fabric for street wear. all the new plain
for $780, here TO morrow at FORTY
EIGHT EMF
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Untrimmed Hats.

Millinery experts tell us that the space
devoted to untrimmed hats in 1.-THE Big
Store is the largest in the world, and yet
there is not a day that this section of our
business is noI crowded to its full capacity.
II other stores could sell the seasons best
styles at as low a price as we do, could
such a condition prevaili For tomorrow
we quote:
Rich, handsomely trimmed Alpines, in
desirable shapes and colors, satin lined,
ct, only 1.SO
beautiful Novelty Hats, with embroid-
cred Tam O. Shanter crowns and chenille
brims, the seasons latest coiors, at....... l.75
Misses and children's two toned fur
felt Flats. very choice, Monday. at....... Lac
Handkerchief Special
for Monday.
One special lot of ladies' and gentlemen's
pure linen Handkerchiefs, plain white and
hemstitched, fiawless, superior goods, will
30 placed on the bargain table Monday as
follows:
Ladies' size ct &c
mem eizes LUG
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No Groceries, No Liquors, No Drugs Sold in Our StOrsA
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BUTTERICK PATTERNS FOR :
OCTOBER-Now ready.
~BUTTERICK FASHIoN
~JOURNAL-FREE, II you ask
for one

JUST As THE FL.ASH[IGHT PIERCES THROUGH THE NIGHT
The Big Stores" PHce Power pondaMsh into very mart of merit The sauhnght' of
a hundred trained and expert buyers are focused Immediately on very lot of nedtoiouD
merchandise that turns up on the two continents,
And if the Price is right, the goods come here.
The sales prepared for Monday rnet the conceuatdIe efforts Of this superb organization
try as you may you'll not equal m elsewhere.
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Specials in Silk Department.

Plaid Tadeta Silks, large assortment patterns 69c I'd.
Black Satin Duchesse, a superior quality . . 98c I'd.
Black Satin Luxor, exceptionally high grade tic I'd.
Our Silk Display, in its entirety, is worth coming miles to see.
Embraces a magnificent assortment OF all the newest wesves in
both plain and fancy efects--goods OF the highest character,
and many exclusive styles.
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Wash Fa
Hosiery

FOR LhDieS-Tine Black Cashmere
Hoae--highs pllced heels-doubls
soleS-HermBdorf fast dye
Imported to cell At 10 cents. ......... m
FoR cHlLDREN--Extra heavy Black
stockings-one- by.one rib
double Rnses--siIes 7 to 10; usually rs. ~
FOR MEh--Satural Nerino Socks
full regular--Seanless--white
toes and heslS-al sizeS-wortb. To-. la$
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~INTE SPE GALS
for Monday and Tuesday.

TOR Monday and TUESDAY.
Interesting because the goods are all the latest Fall arrivals. and
because none of the values can be equalled elsewhere A claim
which comparison will readily verify.
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Dress Gco1s \ Sale This Week
100 Pieces All Wool Cloth Checks and
Stripes-rogular Tailor Costume styles
also Fancy Wool Piaids, and about
5000 yards Covert mixturcs-nons
worth less than Fifty cenes ............ "a
A large lot of Fancy Novelties
Raised figures, Invisible checks and
Two.toned mixtures-the latest colorings. 40
Fine Imported and American Novelties.
Figures, Tufts. Plaids and mixtures-that
must DO neutrality-suspicious. cannot do them
1ustce-valus 40 cents TO 100. .........-. so
Fine Black siciliennes-A4-inoh-
real silk lustro-also
ae4ach Black Rough cheriot serses ........ .9e
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Furs and ShaWls

Electric Seal aud Gray Krimmsr
collArs-l0 iRcheA wide ..,............,.. 3.o0
French Ssb!e--nne quality
ten tails-actuAl value o.. 90. ............, Gao
"CleO" CollArs-deSp Pesslan
Lamb yoke ind storm collar ..,....,....,. 0.00
All wool Plaid aud Gray shawlS-2y dS square, l.00
New styles in Plain and Plaid Double shSWh. a.n4
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-18

This WAS all. And then old Milly
proudly took her tiny charge, wrapped
again until it looked like gray cocoon,
back to it's mother in the cabin.
Tbs babes did not meet again until the
Sunday, few weeks later, when they
were both baptized in the great square
parlor. They were to have six years to
sleep and play and grow i'll before they
should assume their relations. On every
birthday there was formal visit, when
the little Mimi put into the growing
Julia lands great bundle, so big and
heavy that strong hand had to support
1t during its passage This contained
clothing enough for the coming year-a
few new things and such of milady s
dainty cast-offs as the black baby could
use.
The children often met in the intervals,
naturally, as when Yuyu's mother Sabi-
ma, would come to the house on an err
rand, bearing Yuyu astride her hip, or
sending her toddling on before her as she
grew older; and when Sabina would go
in to confer with her mistress she would
send Yuyu to the nursery, saying, "Run
along an see yo' little mistus."
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-18
FRENCH CALLING COSTUME FROM HARpHRs Bazaar

Many of the reception and smart street
costumes this winter are trimmed with
white, but the white is covered with ap-
plique or trimming of some sort SO as not
to look cold and unreasonable. An es-
pecially smart gown of deep mauve cloth,
equally effective in poplin or velvet, is
made with the sheathlike skirt, faring at
the foot, full in the back, and long
enough to touch all around. Around the
foot is broad b md of viii ecloth or satin,
on which is an elaborate pattern of
braiding violet and black; below the
white are the bias folds of thu mauve
cloth, and above it very chic braiding.
The waist. which is all of the white, is
covered with the applique and braiding
SO arranged that the white surface shows
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-18

to advantage; it fastens at one side under
straight band of deep violet velvet on
which is braiding. Instructions for the
cutting Of this gown are given with the
cut patterns issued by Harper's Bazaar
where it appears. The stock collar and
belt are of folded bias vsIvet of the deep
violet; the sleeves are plain, with wrists
finished with lace ruffies. Quite separate
from the gown, but made to wear with
it, is collar of fur and lace. The muff
of fur is tied through the centre with
deep violet velvet, and has lace bow
fastened with long buckle of rhine
stones
The hat is of steel embroidered velvet
tr nm with three black ostrich plumes,
and under one side of the brim full ro-
Sc tie of red velvet