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Evening star., 1898-06-16
JubiIatiOn of the Friends of Hawaii
Washington Dispatch to New York Tribune


The friends of annexation were jubilant
when the result of the vote was announced,
and they gave free vent to their joy. The
opponents of the resolution found nothing
to excite their enthusiasm except the state
ment of Mr.. DalZell, Speaker pro tenn,
that if Speaker Reed (who was absent on
account of a slight illness) were present
he would vote in the negative. When they
applauded this statement Mr.. Boutelle re-
marked in an aside which was loud enough
to be heard i'll the galleries that as that
was the first time Mr.. Reed had ever voted
or expressed desire to vote with that
side they ought to feel good over it.
AS for Mr.. Boutelle himself he had a
right to feel good over todays victory. 1t
was he, it may be remembered who led the
opposition to the anti-annexation policy of
President Cleveland, Paramount Blount
and the democratic majority in the Fifty
second Congress, and gave Speaker Crisp
and his supporters more than one bad quar-
ter of hour. Times have indeed changed
since then, and for the better so far as
the prospects of Hawaii are concerned.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Smfrched With saccharinity.

A little white chile dat 1 knowed years ago
Had trouble fun mornin' till night.
His hungerin' foh sweetness done tempted
i'm so
De way he got smeared was sight.
Whenebber dat boy stahted snoopin around
De evidence plainly was shown.
His folks glib i'm many punishin' sound,
But he wouldn' let 'lasses alone.
He growed up a congressman, an l sus-
pecks
He's habbin de same kim o fuss.
He done stahted on a perniquitous track
An he jes can't keep out O. de muss.
Some trust people got im-whoebber uey is.
L reckons de troof when its known
VIII show dat his OF disposition done riz.
He Couldn let 'lasses alone.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

determined stand on the shores of Guam
tanamo bay is likely to be felt by the be-
leaguered Spanards at Santiago, who have
unquestionably been watching the progress
of this miniature invasion with anxious
eyes. The two points are closely related
in a military aspect and the definite re-
pulse of the Spaniards at Guantanamo by
so small force is likely to create senti-
ment akin to panic among the bottled-up
forces at the larger city when the real
army of invasion. nearly twenty thousand
strong, reaches the scene of operations.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Aim Straight!


Let public opinion aim straight at every
senator who dares to line up behind White
and Pettigrew in order to block at any cost
a measure which majority of both houses
of Congress favor, and the administration
urges an Indispensable requirement of
the military situation.
Let public opinion aim straight. likewise,
at any senator who wabbes or wavers or
prefers his personal comfort to the interests
of the flag. or by running away from the
thermometer lends aid to Pettigrew and
White and their small gang of reckless,
scheming unpatriotic obstructionists.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Housefurnfshing Dent.

Patept Clothes Horse. damaged. Reduced from
81. 60 to 5uc ~
i 3burner Gas Stove. damaged. Reduced from
II SGT. Covered Granite Saucepaps slightly
oaihaeea keduced from See. 10 25c. each.
got Magic Ice Cream Freezer. Reduced
i Double kaastins Pen, slightly damaged Re-
Hat Rack. slightly damaged. Reduced from
81 so Soc. -i
Willow Ware Music Paper Rack soiIed
$3s0 to So 90. - avn"
Fifth fonr
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China Department.

/ English Porcelain Dinner SET few nfeces n,Iss
ing. keduced from $500 to 50 80.
1 Limoges China Ice Cream Set damacad Pa
dcoed from 5000 to So 90
eud Decorated German China Meat Patters
h'Ige size Reduced from s. 0o to 81 tl each
IA Decorated German China Egg Cuns Re
dueed from Toe. 10 Sc. each
odh Decorated rglIsb Porcelain Chambers
kecticed from 15c to Soc. each
dnced from $500 70 81 90
Deco rated Carlsbad China Rerrv Rovls n.
drced from 15c. to BIC. each
d dozen Plain White Individual Vegetable
p,shes- Reduced from 60c. to 3Oc dozen
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Bows Department.

10 Al-wool Suits Sizes Z. 8. 10, IL. II. IA and
10. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 .95 each.
Brownie and Sailor Suits, medium weight.
Sizes 3 and 4. Reduced from $500 to 81. 80 each.
6 Very Fine Serge MILDLY Suits. short pants,
separate vest, separate collar Of wash material
Sizes B. 4, 5, and Z. Reduced from $1,000 to
a75 each.
& Very Fine All-wool Crash Bicycle or Golf
Suits. Sizes 13. 16, II, Is and 10. Reduced from
IS 81 to $500 each.
Atwood Blue Serge Salts. Sizes Z. 8, IA ard
10. Reduced fIonl $500 to So. 70 each.
10 Navy Blue Cloth Tam O'Shanters, for boys or
girls. Reduced from soc. to 10c. each.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Shoe Department..

o. rs pairs "omens Tan Lace Boots spring heels
ssnes -. = i12, ., J1s and q A-1 81. T. 49, and
B-3l2 and C-3 :}Ia and 4 ID Reduced f,I,i
$50 to 81 75 pair.
IL pairs Nomens Tan oxforls Louis XVI heels
tip of same. hand-tur soIas sizes q a an5 n,
-, bi2. and C-3. 4, and 6 L. Reduced from
$500 10 s1-15 pair
pairs Nomen's Ten ONfor,ls tan uatept tia
ran l-tuined snles. Sizes and g. b q and ,iIL 4,
Reduced from $500 to 81 81 pair
pairs Nomen's Russia Calf ,pxf,,r,ls rnili.,,y
h'tls. pointed toes. Sizes 3. 81, A. 49, and , A
D -. Reduced from $500 to 81 on pair
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Souvenir DEPARTMENT

10 Imported Decorated Glass Flower Rowls DO
dnced from $3.50 to 81 % each
Imported Decorated Center Piece for oou,ar.
Reduced from So. 40 to So IS ~
$500 to IS. 15 ~ hf""'
Imported Decorated Center Piece Reduced
from $1,000 to $500 u'u
Imported Deceratod Rose p,,,s p,,
from $500 70 81 On each 'H
s,nlpoited Decorated Vases. reduced from 50 30
70 sl.a9 each; l. reduced from So. 90 to So 90: /
reduced from $1,000 to 800. -
First floor
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Black Goods Dept.

8k yards 45-inch All-silk Greradine. Reduced
from $3.50 to $500 for piece.
AZ yards 42-in.h Silk and Wool Novelty. Re-
dnced from so 50 to 81 GO for piece.
AZ yards 46-inch All-wo0l Canvas Reduced
from S. IS to 81 70 for piece.
5E yards 46-inch SILK and Wool Cordette. Re-
duced frum $11.50 to $3.50 for piece.
IA yards 45-iich SILK and Wool Yelling. Re
duced from a. 3S to 81 20 for piece.
2I yards 42-ineh Atwood Challis. Reduced from
81. So to SIZE for piece.
First floor.
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Misses Department.

20 Girls Refers. plain and fancy cloths. some
braided, others plain. Sizes 4. s. 8. 10 and IL.
Reduced from $500 to 81 so each.
White Swiss Dresses. lace trimmed. Sizes 4.
9, - and IA. Reduced from So 80 TO So. 80 each
1 Navy and White China SILK Dress. liberty rib
bon trimmings Size L. Reduced from $1,000 TO
$1,000
/ Figured Pink Challie Dress. pink tafeta silk
and ribbon trimming. Size 10. Reduced from
SIS. so 81 so.
Third floor.
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lamp DEPARTMENT

r, oeniral-dratt Brass Lamps with tinted stands
httiuced from Sl..0 u !Joc. each
Handsome Lamp Shade slightly f,nu.rf,.+
Recuced from 81. 81 to 81 so "
S15U. " NUN 800 10
. Fancy Wax Candies Reduced from Sc. 70
Fifth floor
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Travelling Goods Dent.

Sole Leather Suit Case steel frame. leather
lined Reduced from s125o to So So
Sole Leather Suit Case. steel frame hnnd-
sewed- best lock Reduced from SI4 90 to $40 on
Fine English Club Bag. sewed frame les tber
nned best trimmings. Reduced from 1890 to
Wemen's Alligator Cabin Bag born hack. mir.
skin lined. Reduced from 500 to $500
Third aoor
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Still They Come.

Talk about Yer heroes!
Some folks useter fear
There wasn't many chances
Fur that kind o product here.
But jes' look round about ye,
An see EN- all today!
Scarcely get one finished
Fore another's under way!
Evening star., 1898-06-16
SHOOTING STARS.
Indignation.

''Of course" said the friend, you will
vote conscientiously on the Hawaiian ques-
ton
How dare you ask me such question?
inquired Senator Sorghum. Il defy any
body to show that l ever violated faith
with a cJrporation''
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Retaliation.

''Tll get even with emf exclaimed Blan-
co. for spreading the news that they have
our fleet bottled up
What you going to do?"
I'm going to send a report to Madrid
that their board of strategy is nailed
down"
Sometimes said Uncle Eben. Ger man
dat tells little braggin lie jes' sets a trap
foh hisse'f dat he halter keep dodgin' week
in an week out
Evening star., 1898-06-16
MUSLIN Underwear Dent.

5 Colored Lawn Skirts. to be worn under
candle. swiss any thin material. trimmed with
wide lace and Of Insertion. Reduced from
81 p 81 80 each.
3 Striped outing Cloth Dressing Sacques. trim
med with border of plain material To match Re
duced from 81. .75 to $1.00 each.
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-06-16

The thunder note Of warning sounded by
the House Yesterday to the wouId-be fill
busterers in the Senate will probably pene-
trate even through the closed doors of an
executive session
Evening star., 1898-06-16

The war tax on telegraph messages might
have accomplished additional good by i'm
posing an extra tariff on news which is
not SO.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

1t is a question whether, in his board of
trade battles, Mr.. Joe Letter deserves to be
ranked as Napoleon of Finance or merely
another son of prominent citizen.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Hosiery Department.

13 pairs Women's Cream Silk-rlated Hose, double
heels and toes. Sizes 9h and TO- Reduced from
soc. to 29c. per pair.
e27 pairs Womel's Fine Fancy Striped Cotton
Hose Size o. Reduced from Soc. to 29c. pair.
80 pairs Children's Plain Black Cotton Hose.
double heels and toes. Sizes 8. 5lz. and Z. Re
duced from zoe. to pairs for 25e.
First floor,
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Mems Department.

% Mems Gossamer-weight Shirts and Drawers
Shirts. sizes sc. 81. 40 ~ and IL. Drawers sizes
IS. 10 and AZ. Reduced from Soc. to , for S1.o0
So Mems Fourth hand and Teck Scarfs. medium
and dark effects. Reduced from :,5c. 3 for 23c.
Mems Pongee silk busters Driving Coats.
Sizes 80 and 49, Reduced from $1,000 to 500
- Unlaundered Shirts open hacks. Sizes 1t, IS
and 10 collar. Reduced from 62l2c. to for 81 90.
First fioo<
Evening star., 1898-06-16

There is disposition in New York to re-
duce the status Of Mr.. Platt as boss to the
level of that of the boy king in Spain. He
can have the decorations and the glory,
but he must not interfere.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Infants DeDartment.

30 Chldren's India Lncn and Lawn Dresses,
trimmed with insertion and ruffies. embroidery on
neck and sleeves. Reduced fIom $1.2S 81 80 and
81. I5 to 81 90 each.
Infants Leghorn Hat, rolling brm. trimmed
With lace and pempon. broad ties. Reduced from
81 90 to 81. 75.
Second floor
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Suit Department.

l Handsome Tan Broadcloth Suit blouse style,
silk revers. Size 30. Reduced from s24.00 to
$1,000.
3 Cheviot Suits, braid and sa Tin trimmings. silk
lined blouse. Navy blue, size &c. Black, sizes -,
"a and 36. Reduced from S24.00 to $3.50 each.
10 All-slk Shirt Wa SITS. Drted Roman stripes
and paids Sizes 81. "a. 80 and 80. Reduced
from $1,000 to So 10 each
Evening star., 1898-06-16

The eagerness to lend money to this gov
ernment is calculated to make Spain draw
some pathetic contrasts.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

When the House casts more than two
thirds of its votes in favor of a project it is
pretty certain that it is a project which the
people favor.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

Italy's relegation to the past may be re-
garded as complete when this country out
does it even in the matter of a Vesuvian
eruption.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

1t is difficult to understand why Count
Castellana should desire to indulge in a
Partisan duel. They are neither novel, sig
nificant nor expensive.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

Tha decision to retain the present site of
Camp Alger should at least be a potent
stimulus to good roads" movement for
that part of the country
Evening star., 1898-06-16

The obscure consumer may In time COM
plain of the burden of increased taxation.
But he will hardly succeed in. groaning as
loudly big corporations
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Picture Department.

6o.1fx2S Unframed Artist Signed Etchings Re-
ouocd from Zoe each to 5 for Toe
2o-S2x2s Unframed Artofypes Reduced from
15c. each to 5 for Toe. ~
10 Unframed Etchngs. Reduced from DC 10 5c
Fourth floor ~ 49, ~ ~
Evening star., 1898-06-16

There is evidently some confusion in re-
porting what the Emperor William would
like to do and what he is going to do.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Rug Department.

Persian Art Squares. Size 9x12 it, light blue
gu gu rose ana terra Gotta effects. Reduced from
60 % Best Quality All wool Ingram Art Squares.
Third floor. 49," ''-
Evening star., 1898-06-16
The Wem-Namcd 0rexon

From the New York Tribune.
The republican majority in Oregon is now
known to be more than 10000 Our record
breaking battle ship has no present reason
to be ashamed Of her name
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Parasol Department.

women's Navy Blue Brocaded Gros Grain silk
Pa.asois. stylish sticks Of Eatural woeA Reduced
from So. 70 to $3.50 each.
First door.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Narrow Stupidity of the Deme>ernttc
Leaders.
From the New York Su

A party that shouts for war. vet refuses
to vote for the necessary means of CARRYING
on the war, makes a very black mark
against itself in the public mind In spite
or the fact that too few consistently pa
triotic democrats in Congress have relieved
themselves from this disgracefuI burden
the democratic party as whole will be
punished at the polls for the narrow stupid-
ity or majority of its nominal leaders.
is a ruined party.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Corset Department.

10 pairs W. C. C. COrsets. black sateen. well
boned low bust. sudden hips. Sizes IS. 10 and 20.
Reduced from $1.GO to soc. pair
2 pairs l. c. Corsets, French coutfl. heavily
boned with real whalebone Size 21. Reduced
from 81 so to $500 pair.
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Bed DEPARTMENT.

% White Enameled Beds. with brass trimmings
to $3.50 each ~ Cow
Third floor
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Baby Carriage Dent.

$500. ~ WI" "
1 Carriage. upholstered in corturoy closers
woven Reduced from $1o.oo to $ss5
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

Spanish commanders have so frequently
deserved hanging and escaped that they
are emboldened to-tempt fate further.
Evening star., 1898-06-16

Those marines at Guantanamo ''remem-
bered the Maine" very effectively last Tues
DAY.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
Apprehension. A

when one of the tubes on the Ncsuvus
is discharged remarked the Madrid press
censor, lit merely gives a slight cough"
Yes" replied his assistant, gravely.
But there are circumstances under which
a slight cough is mighty dangerous
symptom"
Evening star., 1898-06-16


/ ~ <SfkGzzz1z1z1sl !
! Our Regular !
5 Remnant Day !
odds regular June
FRIDAYS offerings largest and important of the
Remnant Day isn't time for pushing undesirable stock
Dimes will rule where dollars did.
Ladies' sl45o Lawn Dresses for s5 ns.,
Ladies' So: so Fancy Wash Dresses for S.: !
Ladies' Linen Blazers, worth S3.08. for So.
sas9son % Ss % s % 'a" IS w "
med w,s s, in
slLadies Lawn Shirt Waists worth upto 98c, for 34c
% % and a asSs @ of a S % @ % %
Ladies' So. 90 Wash Silk Waists for S2.75. !
f1 f s' as S9 ss Sas' 'ss latest style '" '""s * what they
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits for So. !
@ % s ] Sa IS no s'a z % % % S 2 values "
ales & soaored % M [a% avn MY @ % @ 5 nor ~oc
Fisk Clark Flagg Waists worth $3.50, for sl.75.
a'@ S MI @ % % = the a class waists made FOR
Ladies' , Wool and Crash Bicycle Skirts for 81.
Ladies' coysrt Bicycle suits @ worth to- 81
m Pines @ @s ] n ] % : @ and
Ladies' 20c. Silk Bows for 10c. !
Ladies' White Pique skirts, worth $780, for 81.
These =: ' . s91 s y " perfect style and wei" leader at !
Ladies' @ 2Se; n Leather 5 sts 1 for s: aSc: ::. being ends ..
: Misses Summer Dresses, worth So, for z5c.
% f e. % T sa of % | ps 7s 3iy 5S FaSs s and excellent value"
Ladies' IS So s, 25 a Silk capss for 1$ s225 m md a.. m
Ladies' s Fasy @ cheissttes s, wort 25S for Sc last longer
= @ % % % % @ % % % % Cd % @
Mems l5c. and 20c. Half Hose for nOc.
nGAsn lots of Black and all guaranteed
Mems Csc. value Madras Negligee Shirts for 25c.
Mems Patent Leather Belts for i9c.
% nnsn and ss f cF thar % @
Mems Soc Fancy Bordered FandkercEisfs for 25c:
: ITEMS Is and 35c. Neckwear for 1Oc. !
1 s % T % sh t s!aas a asss ] % iss % wit" care qualities
Mems I ISabrggan sna PRAYERS Worth up TO- for l5c
Mems White Duck Vests for 3Sc., !
&: S. s. % &C. ; $: Is; ' : " ; q $$" 3 Il !
As 1:sySS SSSss %oFa@ up 10 S1 ror 20 s e,
Mems Bicycle Pants, worth $3.50, for o8c. !
a : :'s Sc: ' > e! ":7 sP :4 the " goo" styles
= ? $ $ : e iii :: $ :, "$s = s = Is. {; 5,3: s ] j:
: Boys Wash Suits, worth &c., for soc. !
@ e. =: ] !: $ %' r. :;'; 'a ;a''
&!
ar. % % for s % ct % % % ' % ns ss s a ,
to l.
Boys Balbriggan Underwear worth 5oc., for 27c. )
a aa s @ lot sa n s Hsh 5 as Ban @ each When
Boys Windsor Ties, worth 25c., for Half Price. :
s IS $sss 5 e s h; $ ss shades ''f are @ %
Boys Star Shirt Waists, worth up to sl.z5 for 25c
5 e. Fl $ Ed: 81 @ $ $ $ $ e. e : e. C. e. :' ]
Bows Separate Sailor Collars and Shields for 20c
! t the in
! Ladies' Trimmed Hats for S2.A0.
S $ e $ s; e. 5G = e 1 e # e. "fs s e.
Evening star., 1898-06-16
The American Peoples Capacity.
From the Indianapolis Journal (rep).

A people who can capture Spanish islands
with one hand and the markets of the
world with the other are fairly well able
to take care Of themselves
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
The Sure La grippe Cure.

There is 70 use suffering From this.
dreadful ma!ady, If you Will only &c;
the right !@mcdGt Yc:l are having pain
n! through Your bG3y. your liver Is
out OF ordc" have no appetite, no lf5
81 @nhit!cC, have - laa esd. in fac:,
"ce completely used W. Electric Bit
tsrs ~ The only remdy tAat Will g.vr
Ctu p:Gmpt aEi sure rallt. They act
directly on your liver. stomach, kid
Etys, tong up u.n whole system ana
make you feel Ike 4 new being. They
arl guaranteed - cure or price refund
ed. For sale at Burrow, Martin & cos
drug sicGe, datSl soc. per b-ttlc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Some Of the Awful Marine CathaSlrogheS
Of Recent Years.
SEAMEH'S LIVES ALWAYS IN DANGER
Death Always Threatens Our Brave
sailors, Even I'm Times OF Pence
Thousands Have Been Lost md
Many Have Had miraculous Es-
cnpes,
Correspondent OF the Richmond Dis
nh

Correspondent OF the Richmond Dis
patch.)
Whatever the outcome of the tes.i-
mony before the Court of Inquiry re-
garding the cause of the terrible ca
tastrophe in Havana harbor, one thing
will remain undisputed-that when
Jack goes to sleep at night. even in
times of peace. he does so with no Ger
tainty that he will not be blown into
fragments by the explosion of the ter
rible mine that is sto:ed in The ship,
and which the mereSt accident would
spring to send perhaps every soul on
board into eternity. If the comforta-
BILE landsmen will put themselves IN
the sailors position for n moment they
Will acknowledge, especially in view
of recent events, that the life of The
blue jacket on one of our modern fight
ing machines is by no means an en-
viablc one Here arc a few Of the
sailors suddenly TO the bottom of the
sea, and caused nations to mourn
SOME MARINE DISASTERS.
The Trenton. Fandalia, and Nipsic,
OF the United States 'Pacinc Goa st
squadron, were anchored in the har-
Dor Of Apa, in Samoa. on March il,
1889. No one had a thought of danger.
Who could have, when the vessels.
together with those of Great Britain
and Germany, were riding at anchor In
supposedly safe harbor, at peace
with the world and each other. They
were prepared for most dangers. but
the unexpected happended in the shape
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

of 4 mighty tidal wave, that came
sweeping up in the night. and made
chaos where peace and order had been
q short time before. All night the YES
sells wrestled for life with the angry
waves. The fancied security proved to
be tine very worst peril of the night,
for In the harbor the ships had not
room 10 manoeuvre and much damage
was done by the vessels, running into
each other, in the blind struggle Tor
an anchorage that would hold.
Where the sun went down on 4 peace
fun harboI, with the vessels of the va
rious nations riding calmly at anchor,
morning dawned on u scene Of wreck
and dosCiation that made the hearts of
the survivors sink within them. The
Trenton and Ncndalia were wrecks, and
the Nipsic had been driven ashore. Four
officers and fOrty-seven men OF thu
United States ships had persisted during
the terrible struggle of the night.
GERMAN SHIPS JARED BADLY.
The Germa ships Adler, Olga and
Ehcr had been swept upon a reef and
the whole fleet looked as though the
s.iips had Ihcan engaged In combat
with each other, as indeed they had,
for the elements made them mere play
things, impossible Of guidance. THE
iSIntlSn snip tal1I1pe managed to escape
the general ruin. She passed the strug-
g!ng vessels, hcad:d out to sea. and
her captain called out as he passed one
of the United States ships that he pre-
forred to fight 1t out On the broad ocean
to trusting his vessel to tine doubtful
protection of the harbor. After the mar
rowest escapes he reached the open sea,
and rode out the storm until morn
:n~.
Another disaster that was even of
larger magnitude than that of the Maine
was the loss of the Victoria, through
being rammed by Il companion ship CT
the British navy, the Camperdown, Sir
George TyrCn, commander OF the Vic
terra, was responsible for THE accidem.
In causing the vessel to turn Inward
he allowed too ltttc rom for the man
ocuvre, with the result that they col
ided, and the Victoria went to tn.
bctton with Il Jagged hole in her Side.
where the sharp steel beak of the Cam
perdown had rammed her.
Twenty-Five officers and 336 OF the
crew went down with the Victoria. tha
man who made the mistake that had
caused the collision paying pcnance for
the slip with his !fe. This catastrophe
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
LADIES' TAILOR MADE NEW SPRING SUITS

1aormade Fly Front Refer Suits navy blue and black
all wool serge bell SKIRT lined Throughout syl- CI 20
sh serviceable suit at the small price pO. ~.
aor-nade Ladies' and Misses stylish Refer Suits of
lined with fancy lining, coors black navy blue, 81 81
cadet and brown. great bargain. Price paeOs
tine Wool Serge laor-made Russian Blouse Suit bell
skirt fancy lined blouse deliberately trimmed sat A EO
in lined. beautiful Suit Price plVeS3
Fine Taormade Suits, cadet blue and new grey blouse
trimmed with fine afeta silk bell skirt fine fancy lining;
hn o mel n braided nobby and stylish suit 20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Sheets and
Pillow Cases.

Sheets for single beds, 21-2 yds long,
25c
Sheets for full size beds, IL yds
long, 800. =
Sheets for large size beds, IL yds
fong, 43c.
Sheets for extra large size beds, 1-2
yds lclng, Acc.
Sheets for large beds, hemstitched,
4cc.
Sheets for extra large beds, hem
stitched, SOC.
Ready made Pillow Gases, white
muslin, SC. each.
CaI1cbric Pillow Gases, 45x36 inch, &c.
Fine Hemmed and Corded Border
Pillow Cases 10c.
Fire Hemstltched Pillow Cases,
'12 1-2c.
Bolster Cases, 42x63 inch, 19c.
Bolster Cas5S, 42X72 inch, 25c.
NOTlCE.-.All our sheets ere torn
from the piece and dry ironed, ard will
be perfectly even when launder:d.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Wash Dress Goods.

so pcs hc3utifu Organdics, in all the
new designs, 30 irch wide. valus, 100
choice Monday. IL 12c
10c, ii:i5 Lace Stripe Organdle, worth
l. l-2c. and 15c.
u lie. Shadow Organize. the ntast
conception tCI novelty wash goods. This
hi,E n'l1la 10 sell at 19c.-spccial Mon
day, l" 12c
II l-2c. beautiful Dimitics, plaid fig
uras and stripes.
l9c.. finest French Madras and col
oredD ottcd Swi:seS, worth 25c.
lee, French Organdilrs selling every