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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

The closing seems 10 the trial Of
Ezekiel 7. Cooper, convicted of con
spring with William n. Boggs in the
footing OF the First National Bank OF
Dover, occurred in the United States
District Court in thia city, Monday
afternoon. They were affecting, and
alsu impressive, aud at thoir conclusion
Cooper was at ouce taken to prison, to
serve the sentence imposed upon him.
The sentence Of the court was fine
of s., 900 and Imprisonment in the
State Prison at Trenton, n. j., for a
period of eightsSn months. The maxi
mum penalty is $4,000 fine and i'm
prisonment for two years, SO il will be
seen that Judge bradford. in Differences
TO the iury's recommendation of the
accused man to mercy, anu the earnest
plea of his counsel, complied to the
extent of emitting one half Of tho pos.
sible fine and one-tourth of the pos
aible Imprisonment,
We bellows the general verdiut will
be that Judge Bradford leaned az far
in the direction of mercy aa the cir
cumstances Of the case warranted.
Naturally, there was much sympathy
felt for the convicted man, who had
many friends who brought forward
everything that would tend to advance
his interests. But thers were other
considerations of which it is unneCes-
sary to speak in detail, hut which
could not be ignored. Judge bradford
discharged his unpleasant duties in o
firm aud digniiied manner, remember
ing that justice, as well as mercy, is
bound to be recognized by the court
when it comes to tho vindication of
the law and the punishment OF evil.
dosrs.
The trial, throughout, has been a re-.
markabls one, aud all engaged in it
acquitted themselves with signal credit.
District Attorney Vandegrift was in a
peculiarly trying pusition, but no
allowed no feeling of sentiment 10
interfere with thorough performance
of his duties. Tho defence was se
strong in the personnel Of counsel, and
as effective in opposing conviction, as
could be secured in this State or else
whore. Judge Bradford presided over
the trial with fairness and impartiality,
and with correctness of ruling thai
left no room for an appeal OF any kind.
There is nuthing, therefore, in the
conduct of the case. to bring forward
as the slightest pretsxt for complaint
or exception. There will he no faul
found with the judgment of the jury
or tho sentence of the court. 1t onl,
remains to hope that all the othe
cases growing out of this most re
markable robbery will be cunductet
with the same tboroughness. the sam
regard for the rights of the public ant
of the accused, und end IN verdict
that will as thoroughly meet with th
approval of the community.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
PENINSULA p.IKAGnAPns.

Citizens Of Pocomuke City have pre-
pared petition asking Gov. Luwndes
to commute TO life Imprisonment the
sentence OF Siomerlell Dennis. colorpd,
convicted Of killing his stepfathor,
America Holland.
A Talbot county jury Inns rendered a
verdict for So, 600 damBGea in the case
Of William A. Kirby vs.. the Baltimore,
Chesapeake & Atlantic Rairoad ca.
The suit was the result of MIR. Kirby
being elected from regular train,
upon which he had attempted to ride
by presenting an excursion tieket.
Arrangements had been muda for OK.
cursionists from 1rapro, to which
place the plaintiff was en- route, riding
on the regular train. The conductor
snid Mr. Kirby lid rot properly show
his ticket, and tho latter claimed
undue violence was used in ojecting
him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
srsrEM or coAsT DEFENCE.
An elaborate ono Prepared by secrotar.
Long.


Washington, May 81. After several
weeks Of work along the entire stretch
of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, the
Navy Department has completed the
most comprehensive and efficient system
for observing the approach OF hostile
fleet that has ever beun put into opera
ton.
A new bureau has been created for
this purpose known Rs tho Coast Signal
Service, in charge of Capt. Bartlett,
who attends to this AZ we'll IA the work
OF the Naval Board Of Information.
The system has the services Of $500
men. stretched along the coast from Bar
lRrbor, Me-, to Galveston, Toxas.
These ara divided into - central sta.
tionH, about 60 to 100 milos anart, along
the coast. This stations nre in turn con
nected directly by Telegraph with the
coast signal Office Of the Navy Depart,
ment, and operators are on duty night
and day. keeping tho Navy Department
in constant telegraphiG touch with the
entire stretch of Atlantic and Gull
coasts.
Secretary Long projected this plan a
mGnth ago and S75, 600 waa set aside to
eetabliah tho points of observation
along the coast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
VIEW RUE ar cAMP TUNNEL.
Officers Must Provide Their own Pro-
yialnns.

Ohicers Must Provide Their Own Pro-
Visions.
Middletown, May pa new order
OF things went into effect at Camp Ebe
w. Tunnel to-day, the ollicera heing
required to provide their own food and
have it couksd. The captain and two
lioutenants of each company have their
cooking done in the rear of the cap.
tain's tent, each set of officers having
their own cook. Nearly all of the com,
pany commanders have received Buzz
2acott ovens, each ona of which is a
complete cooking outfit and eau be
folded up so az to occupy sHmll space
and be conveniently carried from place
to place. No government provision is
made for the oflicers' mess, and they
are required to furnish everything
food and cooking apparstus-an aud pay
all incidental expenses. The average
cost OF the ovens, together with the
freight from Chicago, il about So. This
is for the size generally in use, while
the officers Of Co. a have purchased q
much larger and mors expensive one.
William e. Ward of Wilmington has
been selected by the oIlicerH Of Go. G
IFS cook and Edward King, colored, oil
| Middletown has been selected by the
officers of Co. ID.
This privateH must alao provide their
cooks from their own rRnke, but all oil
the food is furnished by the govern.
ment.
Sergeant Walter Meyer of Co. G ha.
been appointed provost sergeant of thu
regiment. His duties aro to have
charge of prisoners, sea that tho CAM
is kept clean and look out for outside
matters generally. Meyer is vol
equipped for the position. lilo is {
graduate of Girard College and was a
one time member of the Nationa
Guard OF Pennsylvania.
An order has been issuod placing til,
men under regular army routine. Ii ii
as follows: Revoille, 5. IL n. M; MS
semhly, roll call, $50; meas call, s. 40
breakfast, 6; sick call, I; first call TO
drill, 7.l5; assembly roll call, 7.20
recall from drill, s, fatigue call, G. Is
first call guard mount, $40; aasembl,
roll call, s. 40; recall from drill. III
fret sergeant's call, ll.30; recall from
fatigue, II. a.; dinner, IL; fatigue call
p. in. Grst call for drill, L; asaembl
roll call, 10; recall ftom drill, 9. 30
recall for fatigue, 3; first call 10
parade, 800; assembly roll call, >. 40
supper, 6.30; tattoo. D; call to quarters
10, 40; tRpB, l.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

There have been hut two trade excur.
sions from down the Peninsula to THE
city, and yet many OF the leading mer-
chants frankly admit that, while they
were at first skeptical concerning bene-
fits which it was claimed would accrue
TO them from such an expedient to in
duce Peninsula shoppers to come hvre
and deal, they already have positive
proof that these excursions have had a
stimulating effect upon trade, which
they believe will DO lasting.
AZ has heen before declared this is a
matter of education. The Peninsula
shoppers must be taught that they are
wasting Inuney whom they pass our city
by and go TO Philadelphia or Baltimore
to shop 1t will require more than two
excureions 10 effect this desired result
Each excursion educates certain mum
Der of persons, and their trade compen-
sates the merchants who contribute to
ths fund neuesaary to carry out tho
project. Tho propaganda must go on
until all Peninsula people have been
taught that this ia their natural market
and that they can spend their money
and dispose of their produce hero ro
better advantage than thsy can in
either of the two cities named.
To do this will require money placed
in competent hands for iudicious ex.
penditure; but our merchants must moi
lose sight of the fact that money vel
spent brings its reward in tho shape Of
money materially augmented in volume.
1t never pHys to make squirt and Their
stop. Pursistsncy along a certain lin,
counts oil the time. That is what il
needed In the present instance, and til,
merchants who are so greatly eucour
aged by the results attending the TIVE
excursions already given are preparing
for another one to bs run on june 81
and 10th. AS the weather will he set
tied by that time, and most OF the earl,
farm and other work done, we may con
tidently expect that it will eclipse il
point Of size and benefit any that ha
been run in the past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
THIRD TRADES DAY EXCURSION
On Thursday and Friday, June 9th and
ION, from Peninsula Points.

On Thursday ana Friday, june 9th and
ION, from Peninsula Points.
When the hundreds of peopls from
rural Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland come here to shop on the
Trade Day excursion on June 9th and
10th, they will see what patriotic city
this is. The fiags which the loyal viii
mingtonians have flung to the breezs
since the war with Spain began repie-
sent tho expenditure OF several thousand
dollars
A person cannot go to any part Of the
city aud cast mis- eyes upward without
seeing Old Glory in some form. In
this respect Wilmington is on a war
footing. and the red, white and blue
banner has taken the people by storm
and enshrined itself in their affections
aH it never did before.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
LEGISLATURE Votes to Adjourn ro-morrov

Lesis iature Votes to Adjourn Tomorrow
The General Assembly, on Monday,
adopted joint resolution to adjourn
sine die tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
We hope the disposition of the Legis-
lature will be to adhere strictly to this
deciHion. without any attempts at re- q.
consideration. There is no reason why
the session should not end at the hour
designated. Certainly Gov. Tunnel
will not Interfere by vetoing tho reso-
luton, should it DO promptly enrolled
and sent to him. On the contrary, he
will cordially approve it without
delay, and it should, therefore, DO sent
to him at unco. With this formality
accomplished, there will be- less in
clinatlon to attempt reconsideration, or
my other scheme Of further prolonging
the session.
The Legislature has now been in
session for over four months, and all
the work it has done could have been
performed as we'll in one fourth of that
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Chicago, ILL.,, May q. OSCAR NJ,
Stone began to-day serving II six
months sentence 10 Jail for wire.
tapping. The prisoner ia believed to
have boon the most Auccessful Wire.
tappor in thv countFy. Heretofore he
has entirely escaped punishment The
offence for which be wus convicted was
interfering with wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., few miles out.
aids OF Chicago, just across the Indiana
border.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN LINE.
a Great Parade IN Harrisburg Reviewed h
Governor Hastings and Others.

A Great Parade IN harrisburg Reviewed by
Governor Hastings and Others.
Harrisburg, Pa, May "A. The grand
parade ami review Of the Knights Ten
plar of Pennsylvania came oil this
morning and was followed by the open
ing of the Grand CommanGery.
The procession was tho most maGniii.
cent spectacle ever seen in Harrisburg
anu was reviewed by hight Eminent
Grand Commander Harry NJ. Van
Zantlt, officers and past grant couman-
dsrs OF the Grand Uommandery, and
Gov, Hastings aud other State officials.
Gov. Hastings reviewed the parade
from stand in front of the executive
mansion. A reception was given at the
executive mansion this afternoon by
GOv. and Mrs. Hastings, in honor nf
the visiting knights aud their ladies'
The mansion was deliberately decorated,
the prevailing colors being red and
white and binuk and white. This cross
and crown was wrought in electric
lights in the large reception room on
the first floor.
Mrs. Hastings served dinner TO the
ladies who assisted her in receiving, al
the cluse of the reception.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
Iloy senIeneed .lo I'd mnnged.

Snow Hill, Md, May %. Sooner
field j. Dennia, colored, aged 10 years,
who was convicted last week Of the
murder of hig Htepfather. wan sentsnc.d
to death yesterday by Judge Holland.
Inc prisoner was brought into court
by Sheriff Harrison and placed 10 tho
dock lie was hundcuifsd, bot the
irona wore removed at once. An.
parently, no was as unconcerned an
over. Gov. Lowndes will select the
date of execution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
MISSIONARIES sAPED.
Troops Have Arrived 10 Keep the IiebeIIiou
Natives In Suhjrcti0n,

N"tTVe6 III HUIJNGtIOn,
Sierra Tonne, Vast Coast OF Africa,
May 2i.--A force OF troops has relieved
the missionaries and Others Mt KwelIu.
whosu lives wero impsrilled by tho IN.
rising of the natiYea, who rebcllod
against tho impoaition Of tho hut tax.
Tbs bodies Of tho American mis-.
sionaries who we're murdered when The
insurgents attacked and neatroyed Inc
town of Rotifu, in tho early part OF the
present munth, have been recovered
and buried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Allentown, Pa, Mny y. William
Fl. Woodring, n halter, wac arrested
hero day and committed TO Jail,
charged with Attempting 90 burn his
store. The night watchman found the
stovs oycrheatud and gnndu soaked with
oil. Woodring was form erly q lawyer
at EastoD and momher Of tho state
Assembly in 1888 from Northampton
county
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
SUPPLY or SIMON sLEsS 70 WDnr.
Its Grsat Advantage shown in Navnl
Fighting.

It's Grent Advantage shown in Navnl
Fighting.
Admiral Sampson cruisers have
been furnished with smokeless powder,
the first lot delivered Of $3.50, 600 CON
tract given the du Fonts three months
ago. Tho terrible smoke made by tho
ordinary brown powder used 10 heavy
guns makes 1t impossible to geo 20
yards aftsr tho second round. Admiral
Sampson reports that the fucea OF tho
men handling the guns at San Juan,
Matanzas and Cardenas "were covered
with saltpeter at tho second round from
tho S'inch and l3'inch guns, while the
thirst created frnm tho smoke and gus
of this burnt powder, under the fiery
boat of a tropical sun, is absolutely IN
ondurable. "
Within a fortnight tho entire feet,
l3-ineh guns and oil, will have IN
abundant supply Of this now powder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
Proposed ropaeco rrus. Fnlls through.

ST. Louis, NO.. Muy "a. Tho Re.
public to-day says: Ii is understoo
that the deal for tho consolidation of
the plug tUbacco factories in the United
Statos has fallen through. Ii il claimed
that tho torms wore too low to quit tho
owners OF tho plug factories and that
all options have been Withdrawn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Andrew O, Gray of this city, who
was recently nominated as judge advo-
cate, with the rank of lieutenant colonel,
in the volunteer army, has notified Soc
rotary AlRer that he will not lie able to
accept tho appointment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Cincinnati. o.. May 90. Henry s..
Foraker, father OF Senator Johsua B.
Foraker Of Ohio, died at lIillnboro, o.,
10 day, aged So years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

THESE IMPORTED TABklCS AXE
REDUCED .5.
Atwood Colored jacquard Crepon, re-
dueed to SIPS.
Silkand-wool undulating CheWon-Sl,35
from Sits
Silk-and-woo Bayadere Barege-s2.7S
from S. so
Atwood twilled Tailor Chevron-Sl25
from SIT
Silk-and-wool Fancy Sui.ings, reduced to
SIPS.
Silk-and-wool dotted Epingle, reduced to
SIPS.
Open-work designs Of silk-and.wool Bro
eades- 50 so from $3.50.
Self colored corded Crepe de Chine--S2 IS
from So. so.
AND SOME DAINTY CoTToNs AS
WE'LL
High class French organdies- light and
dark grounds, Csc from Csc and 40e.
Tinted ground figured Swisses-05e from
$50.
Batiste d. Orleans--a sheer figured mus
lin-75e from 81.
Fancy Figured Mousseline de Soie-35e
from SOC.
AND SOME POPULAR BLACK FAB
RIGS
Atwood Figured Grenadines instead
OF 3714c.
Atwood canvas-37Hc from Csc.
Figured Mohar FrsSe-Sl, 81. rs and 81, so
reduced from ST. rs, ST. so and S.
Sk-and-wool fancy corded Poplin-S2
from ST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

New York, May 81. S. Goodfriend,
David Belasco's representative in this
country, to-day received message
from London saying Mrs Leslie Garter
was severely injured last evening whilo
playing at the Adelphi Theatre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Washington, May PA patent was
issued to-day TO James Craig and Il.
w. Slocumb OF Wilmington, on a
leather stalking machine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Dover, May 24.-The House mot at 1875 a. m.
Concluded keadlrg Of Senate election Bill.
Adopted-llouso joint resolution to adjourn
sine die on Friday, May G,h.
Inssed-Tc allow william NJ. Jefferson to take
up certain vacant lands.
Pending-senate substitute Tor House gonoral
cooperation bill.
Recess to n. m,
Tho llOuso reassemblod at Is D. m,
Con'inned-.l hird reHdlnG OF Senate gu bstitnte
Tor House general corporation act. Laid oyor
until tomorrow.
lntroduced-By Mr.. HAZEL, to authorize tho
Mato treasurer 10 borrow $4,000; by Mr., lGhn-
son, TO allow tho Delaware soldiers 10 voto,
iost-To extend tho limits oil Wilmington.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. Tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

During tho last Presidential cam
paign, it 10 recalled by the Farmers
Friend the people, and farmers
particularly, were reminded in all
seriousness that unless William Jsn-
nings Bryan was elected President of
the United Statea wheat would never
bring dollar a bushol again; no, never.
We'll, Bryt wasn't elected by quite u
good dea and wheat is dancing to day
midway between one and two dollars.
What becomes of the weighty argu.
ments advanced to prosa that an ounce
Of silver and Il bushel OF wheat would
always be near the Same in VHlueS Tho
war has not caused tho rise in wheat,
but the scarcity OF the commodity.
This is the only nation that has W heat
to sell. The war has. perhaps, die.
covered or revealnd the truth a little
earlier, but the true cause OF the present
high price is the scarcity of the articles.
This ought to be sufficient to convince
everybody that there IN no logic in the
sophistry SO industriousy put forth,
both during the campaign and since.
Values are regulated by supply and
demand, ami the demand heing greater
than tho supply has caused the rise in
the price.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

time, Public camor for final adjourn
mrnt has been insstent for the last
two months, and there will be general
satisfaction throughout this State at
the announcement that tho end ia to
come NEXT FEiaay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Delawareans have just cause to he
proud of the First Regiment, which
representa- the State in the volunteer
army OF tho United States. Many OF
tho l,o2s men have made personal sacri-
fees to serve their country and are we'll
entitled to be called "Blus Hen a
Chickens. II would bs difficult to
find finer nody OF men, which ia a
point highly croditable to the ulficers
and men who did the recruiting. Lleu-
tenant Gordon, the United States army
officer, whu has worked untiringly for
the good of the regiment ami the stats,
is also entitled to commentator.
Governor Tunnel, Adjutant General
Hart and Col. Wicksrsham are to bs
congl atulated upon their successful
work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Dover, MAY 2n.--The Housa met at iO.i5 a. m.
Prayer by the apain OF the Senate.
Passed bills regulating tho practices OF the
Supreme Court
Fundamentally Mr.. Hazel, assigning rooms to
certain officers In the state House.
Recess To q u. IN.
rms House reassemhled at 8 10 n. m.
Passad-1o assign State House rooms 10 vAri-
Gus officers; ~ relation to The settlement OF
estates.
Adjourned until 10 a m. Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
aTauamaker'5.

euses nothing; shows no plty--Dut
is resistless impulse that keeps
this store at the head. The finest
textile must have wearer in a few
weeks. Part or all Of a coloring or
weave that tarries must be ousted
By the dynamics of lessened price.
Our highest novelties are not
exempt from this rule; nor is any
other class Of dress goods.
Hence, decisive bargains for those
who are in time to avail OF theul
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
For Graduates
Gowns

standing with reluctant feet,
Where the brook and river meet,
Womanhood and childhood fleeti"
The fair graduates will be bidding
adieu to school and stepping into
new and broader world. The gown
is an important feature of the ocea-
sion. These fabrics to choose from:
Cream Albatross, DOC and soc.
Atwood Cream ChalIis. 4oe, SOC and ass.
Atwood Cream Serge. G5s.
Cream Mohair, 7Je TO 81. 90.
Henrettas, 37Hc to Sl,2J
Atwood Cream Crepe. 81.
Cream Barge, 81. So
Sik-and-wool Crepe Imperial, s275
Slk-and'wool Figured Brilliants, 75c, 81.
Printed Crepe Bengslne, Sl25.
Fancy shades in MORE Diagonal, 85e,
Fancy shades in Chiffon Grenadine, S.. 60.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

Prayer by the Rev r. A. II. O'Brien.
Introduced by j.. y. Hopkins, TO allow tho
State Librarian TO make n catalogue.
Nnn-concurreh in--Senate substitute for Ilonso
General Corporation act: committee on confer
enco asked. Committee on part OF House.
hrssrs. Donaldson. l.. $. Hopkins and Smith.
kllled-llouso bill In relRtion TO pleading and
practice.
liecess to r. m.
House rea-ssmbled at z. 40 y. m.
Witndrawn--To establish a naval reserve.
Passod--ln relation TO the road commissioners
OF 81. Georges hundred.
Secretary OF state Hughes presented q cam
muntcatlon from tho Governor vetning tho
court AtcnoGrApher bill on account Of a defec-
two iitlG.
Adjourned TO 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26
five dollars a suit

Sizes for ages 3 to 10 years.
Two interesting lots at unusual
prices
At $3.50
Handsome Worsted Sailor Suits, In pretty
checks lightin weight, but seryiceable;
neatly braided with silk soutae!.c.
Four-in-hand scarf with each suit. For
ages to 10 years.
At So. 75--
Pretty checked Suits, with double breast-
ed laekets-all-wool, OF eourse-ser-
vitrabs and good.looking, at an un-
usual price. Sizes for to 10 years
DRESS-UP SUITS
Handsome Suits in serges, cheviots and
unfinished worsteds; sill; lined and silk
faced. Sizes for to 10 years. $3.50
and $50
Military Sailor Suits, In manly, patriotic
styles ST50.
Serge Sailor Suits, at ST.
CORDUROY TROUSERS
III brown or gray; excellently made, S, a
pai;.
Brownie Ovcrals, for the wcar-and-tcar
OF boy-day playtime, SOC pair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-26

IIOThII1V OOWL PICtIy SUIIS TOT
Co. Rs boys tempt special
iol Doys word today. They are
made of navy blue serge of un.
usual goodness, made in natty style;
each suit has extra collar and shield
Of duck. Collars are edged with
white and inlaid with blue-and-
white or red.and-white checks
the change of collar and shield
making such a decidedly different
effect that it is practically two suits
in one. The price