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Acceptance of De LOme'S Resig-
nation by the Government
Ends the Matter.
FORMAL Notification Made at the
State Department 10y Senor
Du Bose.
DE LONE Will Probably Sail For
Ho2le Sometime the Coming
Week.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The follow.
ln," statement has been given out for
publication at the state department.:
General Woodford telegraphed that
the minister's resignation had been &C.
cepted before he presented the telegram
from the department. He adds that
the first secretary at Washington will
be placed in charge Of the legation. and
now minister will be appointed at
once. Full reports to follow"
1t is believed here that the incident is
practically closed.
The formal notification to this gov.
ernment by Spain that Senior Dupuy de
LONE has ceased to represent it as min.
lister. was made to the state department
about noon by Senior Don Juan Du
Bose. first secretary Of the legation,
who will act as charge d'atfaires until
the arrival of Senor De Lome's sue
cessor. The notification was purely
formal, and stated that Senor dc Lone
resignation as minister has been &C.
cepted, and that his government will
be represented for the present by Senor
Du Bose, the first secretary OF the lega.
ton.
The retiring minister is actively en-.
gagged in preparing his personal effects
for shipment, and in leave-taking Of
his friends and diplomatic associates in
Washington. 1t is the present purpose
of Senior De Lone to leave this country
early next week. He probably will sail
by one Of the French liners to Havre.
and thence will proceed direct to
Madrid.
Letter Was Stolen In Transit
When inquiries were made at the
Spanish legation as to how the letter
reached the hands Of the Cuban junta,
it was said tha; the statements made
by the junta as to Canalejas receiving
the letter were absolutely false. Pri.
vate inquiries, it was stated, had been
made through New York gentleman
which had disclosed that CanalejaS
never saw the letter. This inquiry was
sent direct to Canaiejas, now at Mad.
rid, and he was asked if he had ever re.
ceived letter Of the character de.
scribed. To this Senor Canalejas an.
swered that he never received the let.
ter and knew nothing of its contents.
After this statement from Canalejas,
the Spanish authorities regard it as
plain that the letter was stolen in
transit, and that the report Of Canalejas
receiving it and reading it to DR.. Con.
gosto are fabrications intended to cover
up the plan by which the letter was
| abstracted.
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""'" Farmer Acquitted os tho
|u, barge Of Murder.
IN ''"o' N. d.. Feb. l2.-The
J for :, '' case OF Morris GUNNER.
kho , "o past week has been on trial
(ne,n'' "'uer OF Theodore Ohm Of
|ru,I, Iro''S' brought in a verdict Of
her = hummer is well known
few siding near tho city. For tho
ber,,, s'ars he has been driven to
nnoi ,oh by tho thefts of hohoes
!. Ua 70 inc state during harvest
(inp y, detected Olim in tho act of
hccoms s garden and demanded that
b s,,si ,pahy him to the village Jail.
kill 10 run, when GUNNER
''h' him
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THE LETTER WHEAT.
contract" For the shipment OF /. 500 ooo
Bushels to Liverpool Made.


CHICAGO, Feb. i2.-It is positively
stated that contracts for moving 6oo.
OOo bushels OF Letter wheat to the sea.
board have been made. or this tho
Hrand Trunk is reported to have Sc.
cured 500, 600 bushels, the Nickel Plato
ooo'ooO bushels, and the Lchigh Valley
ooo.ooo bushels. The cereal will he
carried on through rate from Chicago
TO Liverpool, SO 1t cannot be ascertaiped
what proportion will accrue to the rail.
roads Tor the haul to the seaboard
The Chronicle says: "It is estimated
that the Letter holdings of wheat in
this city and afioat will exceed IL. 600. :.
OOO bushels, aud since the recent visit
to this city Of Eastern exporters, the
suspicion has arisen that the entire
amount has been disposed of to Brit.
ish syndicate"
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formal betrothal merely awaits the sig.
nature to certain deeds Of family settle.
ment OF Dowager Queen Kapolani.
Princess Kaiulani is the daughter Of
ex. Governor Archibald Scott Cleghorn
and tho late Princess Miriam Likelike.
aud under monarchial regime. would
have succeeded Queen Liliuokalani to
tho throne OF Hawaii.
Prince David is a son OF Kahalepouli.
a famous high chief. and kino'ki
Keknulike, youngest sister of Queen
Kapolani. He has been we'll educated
in English, partly in California and
England, aud was destined under the
monarchy for diplomatic career.
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UurryInH Up SpAniah Crui.ers

LONDON. Feb. IA dispatch to The
Standard from Glasgow. says the Span.
ish government has requested the
Clyde Bank Shipbuilding company to
push Spanish work. The company, it
Is added, has just dispatched to Spain a
nigh speed torpedo catcher fully
manned by SpaniardS. In addition,
two torpedo boat destroycrs are being
completed for Spain, the crews for
which have arrived at Glasgow.
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st, Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH -. PAUL. Feb. II.
HOGS-Markct Il shade lower. Range
OF prices, So ~ a3.S S.is.
-Marke, active and steady.
sales ranged at Si10@i.o) for stockers;
So 5Od36o for COWS; &. 1905. % Tor
hei ers: $500 t35 for steers.
SHEEP-Market quiet.
sales ranged ut Si.oouI. % for muttons;
81. 20 80 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, loo; cattle, zoo;
sheep 500; calves -.
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High Priced 1sorker~

Sioux CITY, Ia, Feb I'D. e. Mil.
ler Of Nermillion, S. d., broke the
worlds record i'll hog prices here by
selling herd Of 22 Poland China sows
for S2.3'l, an average OF over $lO7. so
per head. At the same sale c. A.
Marsh Of Jesup. Ia. /. established "a rec.
ord for a single animal in the disposi.
: s,n Of the boar Happy Union of $500.
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Doubled the House Estimnte.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-Thc senate
committee OH appropriations has com.
pleted consideration Of the fortitications
bill. The committee recommended in.
creases which double the figures Of tho
bill rs it passed the house.
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Wisconsin PhysiCixn Deaf.

DELAvAN. Wis. Feb. la-Dr. Fred.
erick l.. Won Sucsmith died during the
day, aged ~. He was one of the fore
most specialists in Wisconsin. He was
n prominent Mason aud ut the time OF
his death was treasurer of the grand
commanGery and of the grand lodge.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l2.-Rev. Will.
lam G. Cattell, DID,, LID, for 20
years president Of Lafayette college,
is dead at his home in this city. DR..
Cattell was one Of the most distin.
guished Presbyterian divines in the
country. He was born ut Salem. n. j.,
in 1927, was graduated from Princeton
college in lS43.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux CITY. Ia, Feb IL.
HOGS = Market steady. Range Of
prices. Is. eO>13So
CATTLE-Narket steady.
sales ranged at $2.6j@3.5O for cows;
s. S6oVLi.25 for stockcrs and feeders s.. y
W3 - for heiiers; s3.5OV,l. 25 for yearlings
sHEEP-ln dcmani; S3.ouW45O
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DEFIANCE OF RUSSIA.

rs Announced Purpose Of Holding
"ei'hai- Wei IL So Considered.
AsHlsG1oS, Feb. l2.-Ncither the
le'e nor the japanese legation here
Feeelved notice OF Japan's purpose
20 "e''Hai.We 1t Is stated at
'a''er that Wei. i.Hai.Wei il now
Fea by the japanese under tho
OF the peace settlement by which
snons point Is to remain in the
tsslon OF Japan until tho full in.
pity Is paid.
o'hcf quarters the reported action
p4i"h IS considered ns most sig.
any as 4 accomplishes the purpose
~ had III view when tho China war
y, namely. to secure u permanent
o'u oh the mainland Of Asia.
'"' lowers Forced to Protest.
''a resisted this extension OF
from her present island condi.
su' II required the combined pro.
Hussia, Germany and France to
Japan to give up Port Arthur
~ ioo'hold on the Lao. Tung pen
s., i'i' WEI Is less important as n
5 ~ position. but it has always
..u a oy China as second only to
~, n''"r as a naval station. The
to =, works, although badly shat
rom the great naval battle ut
s'''' nave been kept in a fair
| reservation by the Japanese
''" maintained there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-12
"forCe" Bill In Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. II. The state
senate, by majority of 90, sufficient
to pass a bill over veto, passed the
Goebel elections or "force" bill and
sent it to the house, where it is nearly
sure to 60 through.
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Aneruo DON Papers Approve.

LONDON, Feb. l2.-The afternoon
papers OF this city approve Of the action
Of the United States government in the
Dc LONE affair.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO. Fob H.
HOGS Market rather slow, barely
steady.
sales ranged at s.. Soll3a7la for light;
S3>oI3 S21s for mixed: Sio2@4 O5 for
heavy: s. sO03.S5 for rough.
CATTLE Market steady.
Sales ranged at S3.WG5.So for beeves:
4. lO@i.4t for cows and heifers; &ioOG
4.4o tor Texas steers; SiooA45 % for
stockers aud feeders
SHEEp-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 8 loWl.66 for natives;
S3.6ougl.o0 tor westerns; St.ioeco.S) Tor
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, a6,ooo; cattle, 5000;
sheep, 5000.
Chicago Grain nnd Provisions
CHICAGO, Fco IL.
CLOSING PRICES,
WHEAT--F February SLOo, May. 91a4 Q
~ sc; July, S524 September, 1914 De-
Gem Der, 7sc.
CORN-Febr aary. 2Sls,; May. ,01so;
July, 3ls@3lAc.
OATS February, 2l7s,; May, 25's a26,;
July, a,ssG23s4c.
PORK-Fcbruary, 5000: May, 80 70;
July. tl072
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. IL
WHEAT = No. Mort hern y1c;
No. spring, 92c; May, @7ssc.
RIE-No. ,. i9l.c.
BARLEY No. ;, ll1ac; sample on
track, $40 iOlac
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Austraiia ana New Zealand. This
brings the amount Of gold imports here
from Australia during the past seven
months up to nearly Sl5,OOO,O0
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Poultry, Butter and Ego.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
POCLTRY-Dressed steady; turkeys.
Sallc; chickens, 6la L7lsc: ducks 637h.
BCTTER-Firm; creamerieS l3G
l9c; dairieS llLl1c.
EGGS-Steady: fresh. 1885
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Will Not Affect Relations.

MADRID. Feb. l2.-Senor Sagasta,
the premier and other members Of the
cabinet state publicly that the De LONE
incident will not affect the relations
between Spain and the United States.
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DULUTH. Feb. H.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard 96c; No.
Northern, 951ac: No. ? Northern 93c;
No. spring. s3c. To arrive-No. hard,
&c; No. Northern, 9olsc; May, 9oisc;
July, 93Lc.
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Minneapolis Grain.

NlNNEAPOLIS, Feb. IL.
WAEAT-February closed at N1sc:
May. $3.50; July a3,.c. On Track
No. hard, $3.50; No. Northern, eol &C.
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ST. Paul, Feb. IL. Beginning Sun.
day the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific trauscontinental trars Will
leave here at l:3O p. III. instead OF ABB
y. IN. as heretofore. This chang: Is
made 70 accommodate Alaska travel
and steamer connections = the "oosf
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brought More Australian Gold.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l2.-The steamer
Mariposa brought e45O. 900 IN coined
soycreisns, aud G65. 900 in bullion from
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~" british Vessels for China.

p,;.' b. island Of Malta, Feb. l2.-
kea .sh battleship Victorious. has
kal,oi ior China and the cruiser
IN NV, -, VIII follow. When they mr..
hs A''a seas tho British squadron
ers 'ser than ever before In those
- even IN time Of war.
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Ratified the Sale.

NEW YORK, Feb. l2. AT meeting
of the trustees Of the Seattle, Lake
the property to the Northern Pacific
was ratified. Over 70 pee cent OF the
certlficate holders gave their consent to
the sale.
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kAlULANI IS ENGAG. :.
Hawaiian Princess Will Marry FRINGE
David knwnnankOa.

David knwnnankOs.
Honolulu, Feb. 3. (via san Fran.
cisco, Feb. l2.)-Thc engagement is
announced Of marriage that has been
arranged between Prince David Ka.
Wanankoa and Princess kaiulaui. Tho
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Duluth Grain.

TRACK, 3.W iUlac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
4 VERY RAD COUNTRY.
Further Violations of Law on the
West Virginia border.

WEIGH, w. VA. April 2.-(Special)-
Jake owen was given a preliminary ex-
animation to-day before Squire Kenney
and was bound over TO await Indictment
before the grand jury. owens hit How
ard Whit on the head with a rock,
fracturing his skull and inhicting inju-
ries from which he Will die.
James Shearheld and George Lockart
engaged i'm a quarrel az Panther near
here over a woman. Shearheld pulled
his revolver and snapped IL al Lockhart
four times II failed 20 discharge, and he
then took the butt OF the weapon and beat
him over the head and face until he was
unconscious Lockhart VIII probably
lose his eyesight.
Four new cases OF smallpox were re-
ported at Cooper's and two now cases
ar Rosedale Mcdowell county Is under
strict quarantine from those places
on Camp creek last night Bob Lullins
shot and Instantly killed his 1s-vear-ole
b-other as the result ~ family quarrel.
after the shooting Lulllns told his sister
that the nevt time she saw him his Inns
would be cold ~ death \ few minutes
later another shot was beard. and 2
search was made. but no trace OF Lui-
li.s was found re Is supposed 10 have
gone to Franklin county. Mo-. where he
has relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
n,,r uARpOR OF HABANA.
v.rv FINE Model is Exhibited u"
an. w,n,,,y of Miiier's Drugstore

OF all c. ses Of advertisements ,s 81
greatest development has perhaps a.
Cached in the matter Of window ols-
n fa UNIQUE devices of all kinds may
he pe seen in the up-to-date stores. variea
occasionally by an astate treatment ..
SonlcoI subjects. Such devices never
81, 30 catch the passing crowd. and they
have been found very profitaSle
80 ore Of the most striking displays on
Broad street, which seems 70 attract
many people at the present .ime. -
Immature design Of Haoano haroot' eA-
SiSted in r. 4. Mnlers drugstore. a
hinge water-tank completely fills tho WIN
~. Two sides a painted canvas
represents the city, while directly OPP
aesi,e sands a miniature fort The
scanlsh battleship vizcaya floats serenely
ON The bosom OF the water and pear II
the stern OF the Inflated Maine appears
lust above the surface. displaying wreck
-, &C. comnlete. as IL was. In fact. dis
sstrous Numerous small craft are
eoat,nv about the miniature harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
Moior whites Meetings.

Major d. w. Whittle, the colaborer OF
Dwight L. Moody. arrived In the city
Yesterday afternoon, and is the guest OF
tho Lexington. Major Whittle will preach
at the Laurei-Street Methodist church
this morning at II o'clock, and Will speak
10 men in the Young Mems Christian As
sociation Hall at o'clock. on the theme,
"Spoils Won In the Battle" The Pine
Street Baptist church choir will sing
At s o'clock tonight Major Whittle VIII
preach in the Hoge Memorial church
The following weekday services have al
ready been arranged for the evangelist
stay In the city:
"Wednesday night-Grace-street Presby-
terrain.
Thursday night-First Baptist.
Friday night--Clay-Street Methodist.
Every afternoon during the week. ex-
cept Saturday. there will be services IN
the Association Hall. which will be open
10 both ladies and gentlemen, Mr.. whit
tie will give Bible readings on the over
coming Life: or. Waymarks for Walkers
in the Spirit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
,,ereout,con Views of warships.

CAPTAIN II. L. w. Campbell OF san
francisco. Cal, a gentleman Of learning
who comes with the highest endorsements
from the pulpit. press. and public VIII
deliver his celebrated illustrated lecture
"Our Navy and Coast Defences." at 'he
Young Mems Christian Association nan
tomorrow night. This attractive cnIe
talnment comes In the memDers"iP
course.
Captain Campbell is an eloquent SPEAK
o. clear and forceful, and coming az no
Goes, with a high-grade stereoptloon.
and most excellent views or not Ohly ~
great yysrships. but also Of the coast
defence. torpedo-boats. rapid-hre ana ois-
appearing guns, search-lights, ana SUP
marine vessels. viii make the entertain
ment ore Of great interest ana hisnly
educational. The construction OF these
implements will be explained, and views
O. the Maine disaster shown.
The lecture will be repeated Tuesaay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03

,,o with him. II now appears very $50
e., that Robinson is the man W"o
- brown OF his money, ana 10 ON
n'.', ,bts on,n,on, expressed by the Mayor
~ morning in sending hopinSol'
srrv two notes were louhu VI,
Ie,,,,,,;s nerson drawn by Robinson anu
'1ahia 70 the credit of Brown In Sky
80 u &c believed Robinson drew 'hese
,,o;es hoping to satisfy Brown wno ""S
, noo 10 suspect the real onehu@'
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
s,edd. Of Powhatan county is
in the city. - hoe bnen ouite
sick. is better a a.,.bter Of
MIS-. are visiting her son, MT. W.
= yI,nos No. ll5 east Tenth street
=, -, Ridge Council, Junior Order
hoos' American Mechanics, VIII oelc-
uhiteu ,,s fourth anniversary at Oau-Fei-
prate ~ Tomorrow night. pleasant
time IS expected. ,c.
uii'0 ahsance of DR.. l.. r. Thorn
In lhe &C. 9TH his Ill wife in Appomat-
NIL WIZ VIM the pulpit at Bainbridge-
toX co,,,;st church will be filled al the
street service to-day by Rev. Dr'
nor Ann and at the evening nouf
"a a.. e. Hicks, STUDENT " lICn-
by MI, - This morning the clerk
mona ~ letter from the pastor IN
Will ieau .osolutions Of sympathy Tor ms
reply " of the illness OF his Wite'
st aneI adopted by the Board Oh Dea'
cons OF the church soc,stv O,
rhe Ladies' Missionary oocie.y W
STOCKTON street Baptist church VIII eeie'
Srate its anniversary to-nisht III an az az
wilma William Jones will preach the sermon n,
The usual services will be ne M.nn a.
| Maade-Memorial church. Inc sioHu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
rho nenneater. Victors.

LYNcHBURG. VA. April 2.--(speelal)--
The Boston Champions and the Washing
ton ana Lee team played six-innins
game on Riyermont Grounds to-day IL
resulted In Victory for the former oy
a score OF 6 10 /.
The batteries were Hickman and fae-
ger for Boston and Pratt. Robinson. and
Bemis for Washington and Lee. Inc
game was called on account or rain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
Mny See the Battleships.

Mrs j. r. Gil. the indefatigable SUI
ner,ntendent OF the Male orphan Asylum
has arranged 10 run an excursion 10
old Point Easter Monday-one. week
from tomorrow. The tram WIZ ieaVe
the Chesapeake and Ohios broao-o'res,
station at $3.50 A. M, ana returning WIN
leave Old Point at +. NJ, arriving ner7
al 9.3O o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
To Lay the Cornerstone

The cornerstone OF the hahos9 I'm
building being erected out near 'ne Ia
position-Grounds for the home az &c
. .ennonn 81 a O'Clock, by Lodge OF strict
ohservance. No. 9o7. A. +. and A. NJ
T.. l.. Reed master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
Spring Easter Jackets.

-.r.rlta Jackets. of good quality covert
doth hy-trOnt effect, and stitched
ms, Tor ..............- .-..'...'.S
Nrrbv Snort Jackets, Of swell mixed
...0l latest style cut, velvet collar
.r7 seams nicely bound, for IS. 80.
s-r4 Quality Tan Covert Cloth Jack
-- beautifully tailored with strapped
seams. and full silk lined. for....S9. 30.
INV and Black Atwood Cheviot Jack
us. strapped seams, and full SIX lined,
rvrpA EASTER VALUE in Yale-Blue
r.th Jackets. i'm misses and ladies
sizes fy front. and stitched seams
tris week for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
Bnse-BaIl Mt Durham.

DURHAM. n. C.. April 2.-(Special)--
A game OF baseball was played here
to-day between Guilford College and
Trinity. The latter won by score or
Il 10 T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
RoapoI,e College Wins.

SALEM, VA. April 2.-(Special')-Ihe
Roanoke College ball team won the hIst
game OF the season to-day deteatihe tne
Union Stars, the best CLUB III hoanoNe
CITY. by score OF TO 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
WHITE BT
m Ills SyClE @ SON, THE TOWER Corner Second ano 1oae

mental Quartette, which has rendered for
some Sundays past such acceptable music.
will sing on this occasion for the last
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
LADIES' sHIRT-WAIsTs.

First exhibit OF Laundered Shirt-Waists.
correct in style. made OF carefullyse-
lected washable cottons. Ladies' who like
to make early selections will ind assort-
ment ready tomorrow.
Ladies' Percale Shirt-Waists, with
standing collar. all colors, a big bargain
FOR soc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists. French Bingham,
with standing collar. N.2 kind, for 75c.
Ladies' Shirt-Waists, French Gingham.
with standing collar. N.50 kind, Soc.
Ladies' Black and White Shirt-Wafsts.
With standing collar sl.25 kind. 70c.
White Pique Shirt-Waists, with stand
ing collar. $50 kind. 81.
Solid Black Shirt-Waists. N25 kind
05c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-03
UyTRIMMED MILLINERY.

Richmond is full OF bright ladies' with
deft fingers. who have no sort or need
for a miliner. They trim their own hats
to perfection, too. and we have all the
new shapes from Zoe. 10 I-Just one
half the price.
Sailor Hats, Csc. 10 81.
Come and see what great bargains
they are.