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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

Chicago, Aug. @-H. II. hlsElnH'
rssbier o. tbe frc1aurcrs Office OF the
chicago. Hock Island a Pacific liail.
rtsid. II dead from burns received by
tn explosion OF yapor bathing apara-
tua. BY which Mr.. lilgglna was en-
doavorlnr 10 secure relief from nay
fever. The vnpor bath had been put-
chased In the hope that ~ would lll.e
away the disease. In some unacc9unl
able manner the machlne w ~
while Mr.. Ulrrlna was In u. The shock
WINS terrific. covering Mr.. Higgins win
scaidlnr steam aud leaving scarcely a
portion Of his body unframed MI
Higgins had been IN the employ oi inc
Rock Island Tor. eighteen years, ho waa
70 years or age. a widow and TWO thil-
dfuu Furyivg him.
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AGUlNALDo WANTS A HAND
In Ire Peace Convention at Paisi 50 Do Al
the filpinos,
WILL KICK AGAINST SPANISH CONTROL
And WIN Asl for the Establishment OF -
Republic with an American Fro
teetorats nshind "a.

Now York. Aug. ga dispatch 70
the world from Manila says;
President Mckinley wants Admiral
Dewey to 60 10 Paris 10 advise the
/ American members Of the peace COM
mission. but the admiral believes he
can be- of more service TO his cOuatry
BY remaining at his pus, here. ilo
viii forward by mail 20 Washington or
to Paris "a full report on the conditions
here. with some recommendation, but
h. Will not attend the peace commits
alona' atiingu personally unless he IL
specifically ordered by his government
10 do %.
II peace should not be- definitely
agreed TO the admiral desires q bo
here for prompt future operations.
Gen. Merritt. however. viii so to
Paris at the Presidents suggestion.
leaving there ON tho transport China,
which IL about 10 return TO san Fran
cisco. Manila ana ita suburpn are
quiet. and the general believes he can
be- absent without ieupardiziug Amcii'
can interests. In his absence General
Otis viii act az military governor.
Agunaldo viii send representatives
to Paris 20 plead the cause OF tho phil
ipplne Islanders
4 convention OF Filipinos IL now In
session at Cayite concerning whether
thvy shall cooperate In that project Or
not Attending IL are some influential
islanders who fought with the Span
lardn against Aguinaldo but now have
buried the hatchot and hope To see a
native government established. The
others Include active inaurgent leaders.
representative native civilians ana half
hluods.
This convention will probably send
"a delcgntion to Paris, but Agulnaid0
Is resolved 10 be- represented baf1tc
the peace commission any how. II tho
native gathering votes che proposition
down, he win send personal agents to
submit officially the Views ana napira'
yunH VI the leader OF the Insurgents.
This native embassy, whether cun-
misaloncd by tho islanders at large. or
by the insurgcnt chief doubtless Will
urge that the peace treaty provide for
"a native republic under American pro-
toctorato. Ic certainly Will protest
Enormously against a restoration OF
SPANISH control. II win ask that the
archipelago be- given Co the United
statse na "a ponsosslon rather than be
subjected again 10 the blight OF Span
iah rule.
Agulnnldo says that personally, no
IN favorable 20 The Americans, but his
army IN lighting FOR complci. lnde-
pendence. There IL little faith, how
ever, Ia speci0us promises.
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whole corps. It IL thought can be easily
moved during the week
Tho sixth regiment u. 9. v. will re-
,,,stp berr Tor some time. Tho Eighth
Wn,y yofk. now being mustered out.Wnl
,,cbobly leave FOR horne tomorrow. The
sacnpd Nebraska Il expected 90 start
49, omaha Wednesday.
The conditions IN the hospltnls nt
r,r,p Thomas are rapidly Improving.
a. Toast half Of the sick have been sent
a,,av and arrangements are being
made 10 send hundreds Of others.
The surgcons and nurses nrc now
a., gtve rood attention TO all here. and
decided change for the better ls every
where notlccnhlc
ugvernor Black ~ New York win are
,t,.o al camp Thomas this evening. Ito
rorrcr here for the purpoao OF examine
irg into the condition ~ the New work
rerimrnta. The government viii mako
n rnrrfui Investigation Of an the re-
norris that have been sent out IN ref
eronce 10 the New York regiments. ana
viii nsrcrtain N he can do anything
that wifi benefit the boys.
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fl Aus 9.-rho commissioner
n n. Paris exposition. FrrlI.
I. f..h accompanied by Nom.
z D. family ana uln. has lsfi
81 llfk ahTr thry VII embark
p lliaIne next Saturday flf
| principal objects u my
hlf at thIf time" said ths
.tf FtneraL 'iH 90 try 90 81.
Nal space f1f American rx.
nave aluily received ami.
% over 100000 ffet ~ ablre
.inF fxhnit'rs. I am conn
hl .hlll l. sh'. 20 r.aure COM
sll.l'anal space fmm some
ig'uln probably ln Novom-
.M non hg.H thr work 0f
Z Na.0 o. exhibitor"
i''t POO 1rnUuue d TINT ther.
any dnuhI elnoerning ne
DO Lafl, .iie m1uumgnt
.aIn'n' N.'I De- erected D" allt
~ H'HN ihlt ls "A flrf a.
,N rlo dover M remains
ruuDh patriot ma
~. mgnrf No uie cemetery
w. N.ih.HF hts boon d.clis1
4. w. .nr government hunilrr.
... pmllbly W.ll b. passed
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81. Petersburg, Aug, a9.-owlng 10
the failure OF the haTvos,a Ia seven
districts OF the government OF Kazan
and IN the provinces W Slmarn, sara,
ton, Slblrlk, Viatkf and porma, whore
the crops are almost worthless. and
even the landed gentry are beginning
20 ask che government Tor rellaf The
government IL adopting measured lo
relieve the sunereTA The dlstraq,
however, u becoming more ncute evsry
day. The peasants are denudlnr thsi-
cottages ~ thatohes In order 10 ~
their stock. In spite OF an thss can H.
done, cattle and horses are dylng i,
great numbers. The government a.
slow In getting tho ralisf measures lnta
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Now York. Aug. 2g.-Thr sixth and
seventh ftptlous Of the First United
States cavalry arrived IN Jersey Cily
today nom Lakeland, Fla. There we're
ahUu. 40 on tho two trains. An were
Transported from Jersey city 90 LouF
Island city 20 continue their "trip 90
Montauk Point. Tho nrst nvo Soc
tions " the cavalry are at MonhuA
Fifteen sick men were loft behind AZ
Washington, and two diDd th0ro, The
troops brought Private C. A. Thomns
who Is accused OF having KILLED Private
Beans IN uFht on August Is
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,ryCoRBETT AND mccoy
100; ROLL UP THEIR t't'

y,rh Aus o-Th' world

York Aug g-Ths World
n. c,rbsit.Mccoy aEh' VIII
1 ron osiotr ist The new da',
4 af.v days ago IL a iaet
4 Questioned by many sporting
4 ,.,y promises 70 be an advan-
1 .rtst one Of ihe parties 10
| -r,, At he nawnornc elm.
1 s...-b.f 70 drew near the minis
1 .ry baruts and many pmmi-
I 80, 90 innil1 took q stand
4 hta,y 90 jhe nght
-,-tu md bickcru u the club
Il n ni. al sach agitation was
| hn ny were keeping strict
t, limits VI tha law and mat
n,y hiinl,hiuE 20 fear but
-tfaiy or 40 that. and the
nd uksts f0r sale 90 New
4 rtwampd with appiica-
rrfdhieiA
a, ,iaaa Of ,hc delay r. that
pit.ta-s r5ple vill be- able 20
aa igneou " good pr1por-
sf.rlf 20 and thereby trat
fHv taf arIaiou 90 close
nututtu De- me Ernc-Lav-
s. tr ugh-ws'ght cham
-sa hafj believed that The
10 Do Hlr Ull nook 90 Bunnl1 10
81 fft' o such numbers ~ may
90 t,f irt. but The looM com
ifl ihf doyuusi nearby viii
J. % isA slr ~ cause he "Anu'a'
y ni, seilaa.
81 frma..ft icel prstiy safe. The
v sion ah'ted even blt1re ne Cor
! usrady aud % ia believed by I'm.
} ~ judge thh' 70 wlil sfe natural
before 'he day OF the big battle
\ hiirr siy u o. pretty safe 60 pre-
ha, ihe biz fellows will dFht 10
- ualu' they change their mind.
own accord
/ Hi De- gH hls way east from san
eo lul 10 expected 90 reach
Lara hy tha middle ~ th.f
HU $500 md 900 of hls trainers
earring partners waiting fUr him
tiru iTlih0r tln days has elapsed
q HnF aH mneh hard work
b. 10 Un al Unexpectedly.
Ncy q 40 SiiuiuFa anl VIII
active tn.uluE tomorrow. ite
pa l.ile a week aFl and took "a
plniIu bat hla o1ndIi0n lIl
at In no least
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nl.mi..ed from lbe service.

Washington aug. eJ-R T.. Kirk
nam. the official formerly In chnre NJ
the weather bureau lt New orleans
and whose sudden 1ght tom that city
created a sensation SOME weeks ago has
boon dismissed from the service. liis
Dismissal takes plDrH August Ord, l..
Forest Onicer Al-Xfus"r Meade, who
has been stationed ne the weather uihce
nt san Francisco. has been Transferred
10 the Sow orleans si1tlon.nnd arrived
morn Yesterday 10 take charge. In
sn,etor Heals, travelling Inspector fur
no buroau. has been mchargn OF ,he
N,w Orleans station since early In
Aueust. and Klrkhlm, after his sud-
den departure. has been ON assignment
10 the Chicago bureau pending action
lu his case.
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Bcrno. Swlizarland. Aug. e9.--Dr
John HppklnFlr. Hn English mctr.cai
erginrcr ann BILE son un1 two d1ugh-
ters have been Killed while naerniInf
Che nDiis de Noiavl On tao Canton u
NalalT, thH mountains ~ which arf
among the hirh.dt In Europe and
which arr exposed 60 furious torrents.
ana frequent avalanchfa Tn pir.y
hid gone on their prriilut trip Without
ne assistance " "a guide. pr. Hon
kintnn had Intended stiirlur COR Now
hork on sept goth. the irin 90 De- made
IN connection WIKI q Hyndlaate which
o. was forming Tor tha purpIal OF De.
vgl0pluK his Inventions.
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after Tho gantne1 campaign. Tho
mHhy W'11r details relative 10 the
eNneu1tIou nf the Islands arc Ief Co
w. c9mui8slon who viii report any
dlniruit .r disputed points 90 Wash-
,nftun lhou h1r hc,i doubt that the
a7Itrl silic7 would take control or
Inrtp RICO. but The Instructions to the
Dunan military commission settles any
question regarding thHt island aud
mems that f0r ihe present at least the
United states Will assume the rIyern-
mon and control ~ The remainder uf
lhe island as has been the care ln sar-
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washington, Aug, 2g.-rho following
troops have boon ordered mustered ouii
Ninth Massachusetts from Middleton,
Pa. 10 South Fsunlughtm,Al Mass. whore
they will be mustered out; seventh H.
ilnois. Lexington KY, 10 Sprnghold'
Flfth Illinois, Lexington 10 Springfield
SiNty.hfth New York from Camp AiHur
10 Hunlln; First Ohio Infantry from
Fernanlnn. Fla. % Columbus Ohio;
First wisconsin from Jacksonville to
Cnmp Douglas wis ThIHd HnH
unteer cavalry CGugsby'D az Chlckl-
manga. Fourth Texas, at Austin. TeN-
AZ,
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Aug % Am nesoilailons
American Wire A stI"i
aal thrlr striking fmpisy.'
ltl an. 10 s'rikgrs
hA.1 100 che bittia AMI .,y
nshl 90 tha b.utr .nd
N strikers mounted p'Ht.,
Il 49,. %. plants 0f tbs r,n,'
Ia patton 90 ln attsmnt y.
| n y. il.i.uluh employee H. a
b. so strikers v.rs r'',.3,
- approach To- ib. 49,
D. illan 40 ha came aiopr nv, ~,
l mm.t.0r WIZ W "a
l AZ. way trom be- NONE e'"'u
leni were made ana DO VIC.
J. M n Ako much psr.u,sr..
~ ~. nllhIaIi,s sr ''i ,,,., TO
b, \ ,.I lei NE handy" m l ,1D ,,l,,
,'i,nNn with IA. str't.,n ana
Ri In, early Do ~ div" i ~, u
} AZ lally 80 men NJ Dy ne
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newry's Victory had added greasy o.
me dignity Iud Hnuonc. Of his unsH
as United states minister. ,he chimes
ihcic tore having believed thc United
states o. nt o. rrUat comm rclai rltlon.
inca ADJ nf such viatlrl.s.
Col Danhy stated that the famous
battle had hal much thf cam ,rett
90 japan. hawaiian annexation wa
simcthlne Col Dtuhy said be- h1l ia-
v1rru Tor some years.
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supre.sa Alumni Arr..l.h.

Los Angeles. Cal. Aus. 2a.-Iosonh
slavoi, pcddlor. has been arrested
BY the Hhcfin here ON the nuuIriHition
that he o. J. Altman. wanted In Denver
Tor jumping bail. siavon ana hin fam
ny ARE very INDIGNANT nnd say ito shcf-
ln has made a great mistake.
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Boston, Aug. 2o.-rhe body Of Lhut.
VIM. TIFFANY, Of the rough riders. who
dlrd here last Thursday was takon 20
Newport today Tor burial. a brief SER
vice was held Ia room az ,ht Parker
House, and under escort OF a detail OK
che National Llnccrl. the guard or
GOV. Wololtt, fhe body was taken to
the railway station,
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rr..lden, WIN DO iianps'. 0ue.i

cleveland. o.. Aug. Ex-senator
tt1gn1. who has been enjoying q few
veelts' outing an the Woai HAVING gone
Tv h1at b. Duluth and from th0rc 90
thc Yellowstone Park VIII return %
cleveland Thufebiy evening Pros
d.rt Mckinley. who Will arrive in
Ci.vaisnd tuesday or WedncfdiE Tor
n f.w dnys quiet rrgi az iho home ~
c5i. Myr1n r. Hcrrick, Will, 80 "a under
stood, be- a guest 90 Senator HANNA
home before his departure FROM this
city.
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Washington. AVE. 2e.-Chiof wntie.
of the secret service. 10 Informed OF th'
arrest at Toyufkuna ~ two mHu Co.,.
hrvcd to- b" implicated 30 70 counter
foit.ng scheme. The arcs: is tha so.
qutl ~ "a ease which the rce-'. tsHlts
hus been working 30 since Alrh ltt
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ion Angelica. Cal, Aug sp-Thc Los
Angeles Soap cumpnnyH entire plant
was destroy "a hy nrc today. The blaze
was preceded hy nu explosion. Tho
lnaa IN placed NJ 10000. partly IN.
nurcd. The plant was owned by "a
stock comrHuy.
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ef,ec, anil the only relief thus FAR has
49,, NJ ,-rer,.lng vt permission 20 tho
n,,",r.s 10 got ihclr faggots In tig
.yo,5s FOR fuel and IN collect dried
leaves f9r fodder. The peaflnts are
EXHAUSTED from lack Of food and unles!
thr promis.d supplies are rpecdily sem
the euffcrlng viii be terrible.
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Montreal Aug. 2o.-M. Juiet Cimbin.
FrtnDh amblrlldlr at WiahmF poi. nr-
rived in Montreal last ulrht vn "a viHE.
liu l1 expected 90 remain hcn several
days.
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Madrid. Aug. 90. 10 n. m,--rhe eonaer-
vatlvo members OF the cOrtes VIII meet
ON saturday next 70 arrange their
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. n. N.Y.. N'isiIonl Military p,r,
20. @,ap.gi,d snd Vi9sl'Samausa Ras
MI , s.s,uag their 's a,,s,, officials
~ 'i,odss9o i Fssiments Of this rs
|is 4. ana Flnt, NY 1gl two ths Third
b. t o,s.,tt @, ASaIs italppI e, are ~
\ nl,.'s can y, ' n, leave as RAPIDLY
4. y s.tis N, a.r.59,ov IN ' ese ,n,in,
'' "a .Sslp 8, s. ssS s.ore MN
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HE WAS THE FIRST AMERICAN
To Lose HS LIE IN he Struggle to free the
DoWnrodden cubahI.
The FATHER GETS A CHECK FOR slOO,


Fremont. o., Aug, ss-John Meek OF
this county. father of Geo. u. Meok.
who was Killed on me torpedo boat
winslow at Carden1s. May n. has g..
oeiycd "a letter and a check tor 800.
The letter goes 90 show that young
Meek was the first Amvrican-blrn
sailor Killed In the Cuban war Tho let
ter received by Mr Meek read as f'i-
lows.
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''Washlnrt0n, AuE, a.


pear slr-somg months aso a Cuban
gentleman who signs himself Cam
brisis from the C.ty of Mexico, sent
Gen. Tomas Estrada Palma, OF NuW
York. au order Tor 800 20 be given 20
the wife. children or parents Of the nrat
Amcrlcan-h0rn sailor who should die
Ia the war tu free Cuol. have just
now been informed that your son, Geo.
u. Mosh nraman VI the nrut class, on
board the torpedo boat Wlnslow, was
the nrst hero 10 shed his blood Tor the
indops ndenco OF our unfortunate aud
downtroddeu people, / bes 10 enclose 10
you the check entrusted 90 my care.
being "a proof % tis gratitude OF tho
Cubans for their friends and allies, the
American. Please acknowledge tho re-
cclpt OF the same Ia duplicate.
"uoNZALO DE QuEsADA,
charge d'ARaircs OF the Republic Of
cuba"
The check Is dated May n ana n
drawn on che Bank " America. 10 the
order u Tomas Estrada Palma, and Ia
signed Maitland, Coppdl q Company,
on the reverse side Il "a endorsed,
"pay 10 The order Of GonzaiO dc Quos-
ada. Tomas Estrada Palma"
Meek hls NOT yet had the check
caahod and has hrcady been offered
much more than rs face value BY par
ties who want o as a souvenir q the
war.
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r. rvlr'so '.' tss IS so 5Ts
a. 70, ,.. q I !: T4s PAPER OF
rsrtSoAH ,.------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
NOTIONS AND sMALLwAREs
WITH THE SWEETNESS OF TIL

WITH THE SWIFTNESS OF THE
AUCTIONEERS.
These lots will prove what Cohen's sur
prise prices are:
Pure Palm Soap, 2-3ds of cent a cake,
or &c. a dozen; the regular lSc kind.
800 pairs Best Grade Stockinet Dress
Shields large size; you have often
paid lOc for an inferior article, spe-
cial to-day, until sold. &c. pair.
300 gross Clear Pearl Shirt Buttons. it's
equal are anywhere S13c. grade. here
for Sc. dozen.
chine. POO yards, selling to-day for
91-2c. dozen.
Fancy Garter Elastic, worth sc. yard
for &c. strip.
1909 dozen Bone Buttons. usually 50c.
gross, either White or Black, for lc.
dozen. or lOc gross.
400 dozen pieces by actual count Finest
Quality Beading worth from to
IL lie. a piece, here to-day for &c.
eacn; Y patterns to select from.
Spool Silk, Black or any colors, that
comes in the Sc. grade, here for lie.
, Best English Tape, the and 61-4c.
: grade, here for 1c. roll; yards to a
roll.
Rick-Rack Braid. in White or Red. any
size usually 10c., fors sc. a piece.
/ lot Garter Elastic, well worth 15c.
yard, selling here for sc. yard
4-yard pieces Velvet Binding for 1c. a
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
500 boxes Chewing-Gum, s pieces TO
every box. here to-day 3-4c. box.
The popular Hump Hooks and Eyes
CFederhaken), always &c., here 2 dozen
Pearl Buttons for lc. dozen.
piece
5-4-inches-wide Velvet Binding, 15c.
pieces for &c. a piece.
afA IDl. tl,.k ~
and 35c. pack. are here for l5c pack.
None to dealers. Limit one dozen 10
a buyer.
AT THE ART COUNTER.
Irish Point Buffet Scarfs reduced 10
lie. each.
Odd Shade. Knitting Silk. 1izc spool.
Irish Point Pillow Shams, worth 75c.,
for &c. each -
Extra-Size Pillow. Shams for SC.
Stamped Centre-Pieces, IS inches wide.
for &c.
GOOD GLOVES OR BAD PRICES
READ THESE,
167 pairs Tan Thread Mitts, former price
zoe, for Sc. q pair.
Ladies' and Misses Taffeta and Lisle
Gloves, in tan brown, and black, from
25c. to lSc. pair.
Ladies' Dressed Kid Gloves. in narrow
and wide embroidery. self-stltched, ror-
mer price, sl.25 to 79c. pair.
Black, Tan. Gray. and White SILK
Gloves a SOC. pair. worth zoe.
PRETrIEST LACE CURTAINS
10 be OF interest. The price-story:
$3.50 Heavy Fish-Net Curtains, 3Is yards
long, for 1929 pair
9etnty Patterns OF Imitation Brussels
Curtains. full 3ik yards long. for 81.
pair.
Lace Curtains for 25c. pair.
Lace Curtains for &c. pair
81 Lace Curtains for 5sc.
White Irish Point Curtains for $50 a
pair that always sell for S9.T5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17

Lot I. consist of Fans that were SC.
for lc
Lot H. consist Of Fans that were and
l0c., for &c.
Lot III consist Of Fans that were IL IL,
10, and 20c., any to-day for SC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
on SALE IN MIDDLE AISLE.

800 yards Beriege, Chenille Dot. Partisan,
and Three-Stripe Yelling. well worth
12l 2 Is, and l9c. yard. for sc. yard.
Limit 10 yards 10 a buyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
JEW ELRNe

$50 Ladies' Shirt-Waist Sets, in three
coors, consisting of pair OF Cuff-But-
tons. Studs and Cola. Button,
worth l0c. set, to be sold from TO
10 o'clock for &c. set.
Ladies' Waist Sets, that were 10,
20. and 25c. set. here to-day for SC. set.
Ladies' Tie Pins, for back of the neck,
were 15c, for &c.
Ladies' Sterling Silver Belt-Pins for &c.
200 Stick-Pins to-day 1c. each.
/ lot Ladies' Jewel Hat-Pins, were 3c.,
for Sc. Cheap to buy and lay way.
Ladies' Silver or Gilt Cuff-Pins for &c.
Any Soc Gilt, Silver, or Long Chain for
25c.
Another shipment came yesterday OF
those Gold Alloy Eyeglasses and
Spectacles. You will pay an Optician
$50 or g for no better, here for 35c.
If YOU want a Jewel Belt here's where
TO buy it. Belts that were 25c. TO s.,
now Sc TO $l99.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOZENS KNIT
UNDERWEAR TO BE SOLD MONDAY.

The prices 10 be a mere song. 1t will
cost you but a few pennies to keep them
until next season il you are supplied for
this.
s siIk-a tIad neck sSS arms l''--tho
Ladies Facy Pla-ssipe Blue or Pink
Sik-FiniShed Vests, lie, from l9c.
Low-Neckf Ribbed Vests. taped neck
and anna or wing-ssleeves, these 7c.-
the regld6r u 1-2c. quality.
Solid Blue or Pink Vests, the 25c. kind.
for l5c
Ladies White or Ecru Ribbed Vests, Sc.
ce-Trimmed, Wing-Seeve Vests, lOc.
Summer Gauze Vests. high neck. long
or short Sleeves, 25c.
Ladies' SUMMER Weight. Knee-Length
Ribbed Pants, 25c
Ladies' Vests, round or square neck,
SILK tapped. the best zoe. grade. for
II i-2c.
Chldren's I.ow-Neck. No-Sleeve, Rib
bed. Taped-Neck Vests. sc.
Children's Stayed Seamless Waists, &c.
Children's Low-Neck, -SleevesrReal
Gauze Isle Vests, l6 2-3c.
Gauze Vests or Pants, for chlldren,
Infants ATWOOD Bands. ALI sizes. Csc.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is MAKING SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
.
Rose Sprays. that were $3.75 are s1.50
now; Roses, that were 81 ana 75c, re
S5c.
The Rough Straw Sailor Hats are to
be closed out at 42c.
Fine Knox Sailor Hats to be closed out
at 81.
Half price and less on ali Null Caps
% and Csc. for Caps that sold for 75c.,
81, and sl.25
At SEA WITH Innings.
Thousands OF yards added. 10 be sold
at IA price that will seem strange TO our
public. The turn is almost unfortunate
for the large stock that was stored here
before.
Black Back Figured SiTesias. the always
u lie. grade. selling for Sac. yard.
Black Satfn-Stripe. Soft-Ffnish, Black
Percaline. its equal cost 10 2-3c. yard;
here Cor 8 3-ic. yard.
Black Skirt Stiffening, its equal costs
lOc., for 27-Sc yard.
Our entire stock OF 10 2-3c Black Per-
calne, along with all the II l-2c. high
colors, for SIC. yard.
200 yards high colors In Near-Silk Lin-
ings. usually sold for &c. yard; here
to-day for l0c. yard.
TOILETS.
Pure Turkish Bath Soap. full Bounce
cakes. price should be SIC. dozen, for
1c. cake, or lie. dozen.
Pure Violet Soap, highly perfumed,
some say remarkably cheap at SC.
cake, and worth 25c. here for SC. cake.
go bottles Fine Toilet Water. in Violet.
Heliotrope, White Rose odors. &c,
usually l7c.. for Sc. bottle.
Poudre de Rig Aux Vioettes Face Pow
der, In White or Flesh, usually lie.
box. to-day for sc. box.
Large l0c. bottle Machine-Oil, special
for &c. bottle.
We are selling to-day go French Bris-
tie Tooth-Brushes. well worth 10 and |
IL lac, drummer's samples. for &c. |
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
4 SALE OF BELTS.

900 Ladies' Leather Belts. q styles TO
select from, Belts that were 80, 90 69,
and 75c., any for 25c. each
All the leather Belts that were % and
35c.. go during this sale for 15c
All the 10 and 19c. Leather Belts go for
Sc.
Roman-Stripe Belts, that were II l-2c.,
go for &c.
An the Pocket-Books that were 10 and