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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-18

"ANTED-A7 FIRST-CLASS GENERAL
w girl who is n good cook. No wasting:
good wages. Mrs. t. c. Dickson, Rock Island
arsenal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-18
WANTED.

"ANJED-GOO GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework at 2iIa Seventh avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
cnAzED ny LOVE or DAMRoscH.
Miss Twcedy. Rich and Pretty, sent
To Bellevue.

INV NA J. pF TO -'tAIsf
Crazed by love for Waiter Damrosch.
the musician. Miss Margaret Tweedy.
q years old and very pretty. was con-
mttcd TO the insane ward Of b lcvue
Hospital by Magistrate Mayo yesterday
Her father is James i. rwcoly rich
broker. with offices at 80. % Wall street.
RE lives at 80. ~ Wo,t-End avenue
Miss Twecdy's delusioa first became
public last March. when snc appeared be-
fore Magistrate Sims and asked for a
warrant for the arrest of Walter Dam
rOsch on the ground that hC was pcrse-
cutting her and making Ife unbearable.
The Magistrate PERSIA lCd her Go 60
home. telling her To- bring her mother 20
court.
When Miss Tweedy left the COURTROOM
il was learned that she Uos unacquainted
with Damrosch. a.d had rcver seen nm
except AZ tnr thel.rCs This i1,itc-t U2
soon after she ATTENDED n concert conduct
ed by MI DtlIOscn. Sac r2d en- subs
before that time TO occasional y Rods OF
dementla. but 81 had assumed no cennit'
hallucnaton.
TO Magistrate Sims last March Miss
Tweedy said at Mr.. Damrosch annoyed
her with his persistent attentions. she
never returned TO court until yesterday,
when she was br1ugh. there BIZ her
father.
Mr.. Tweedy told Magistrate Mayo that
lately his daughters insanity had taken
violent form. For The last week she
had been under constant surveillance, brt
i'm spite Of this had DESTROYED pictures.
china, and furniture. until b feared that
she might d. herself some injury.
Miss Tweedy stood silent ard sui cu
while her father told Of her condition.
When the Magistrate asked her questions
she paid no attention TO them. She was
committed to Bellevue. where she will be
examined al 90 her sanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Welded While CRUISER coALED
Miss Butz His Bride--The Bride Had
Come 20 say GOod-By Only.


There were two big barges alongside.
and the CRIME OF coal was everywhere
Below in the bunkers the jackies bur
rowed and bored and shovelled like rab-
bits IN a warren, for the New Orleans
was bound for Manila. and this was coal
Ing day.
'Beastly thing. this coaling." remarked
Captain Longnecker TO iAeutenant-Com-
mander Sears.
"Beastlyw remarked the executive
officer
"Beastlyr' murmured the ensign in
charge OF the starboard buukers. "Won-
der who brought the young lady abOard?'
'Beastly" murmured the ensign i'm
charge of the port bunkers. "Why. dear
me, haven't YOU heard? That's Mrs.
Plummer TO be-"
Mr.. Plumnor-or rather Dr. Il. ".
PlunmCr-ia surgeon of the New Orleans.
TOO bad, said the officers Cant get
married now, we're OF TO Manila.
But On Piummer was thinking. and
thiaking hard. ills bride-to-be--Aii
Lillian Butt. of Dayton. O.-had come All
the way East TO see him sail II was TOO
bad, and the cruiser was coaling.
"Oh, what shall / 10 when you're
gomez Miss Butt asked icspair'ugly.
Miss Butt. let's-let's-get married
now"
"oh-eh-oh dear me. What do-oo-oo
you mean?"
Il mean let Us get married now Then
you can start of straight for Manila
why not?"
They talked IL over In dark corner
with the coal dust every corner was dark.
please. sir" said Dr. Plummer TO the
Captain II want 20 get married
Captain Longnecker stared. But Dr.
Prmmer meant what he said. + few
minutes later an orderly dashed over TO
the New York. 10 was getting late, and
Il was necessary 10 hurry.
Please. sir" said the orderly 10 Chap
lain Curtis Hoyt Dickirs you're wanted
for wedding on the Kew Orleans"
Then the orderly rushed over TO the
commandments house aud asked for Adj
mlral Philip.
Please. sir you're wanted 70 wed
ding on the New Orleans"
and round about the yard ran the
orderly. asking the .Admirars stafI and
their ladies Presently an mad come. and
with them the Rev Father Patrick Tu-
hize. o. the Sacred Heart church.
mr.. Sears. said the happy bridegroom
+ Commander Sears, will
you please give the bride away"
Certainly" said Lieutenant Command
er Sears. "and Mrs Sears viii be the
bridesmaid"
50 they all stood up before The chap
lain and the priest.
You may fire when you are ready 3"
said the Bridegroom. and IN a minute
they were man and wife.
NV sys" niurmured the grimy ensign,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

share Of the property finally has been
fixed q SloW9fJ9. H..
This sum. while II puts him and his
family beyond the roach or penufy. -
only meagre portion Of what me hIat-
b,rn of his father might have been eN-
pec,cd 10 receive had he not chosen TO
run counter 20 the parental Wlshes III
his choice Of wife.
Ii is simple ma-tec 10 reckon in round
numbers. the approximate amount rom
which young Cornelius has been 'eDafI""
D.. that unfortunate estransemeut DuL
the greater loss. that Of headship OF the
family and power of direction over ITS
de-tines and its millions. does not loll'"
within the range " arithmetic.
Iha Journal said some time ago:
whatever resentment Cornelius Wander
bill may have felt against his eldest at
tho time Of his death ass a result OF his
sons marriage with Miss Wilson Is set
forth in the nomination OF Alfred rs the
head OF the family. This provision of his
fathers VIII rs said 10 have been severe
blow 10 Cornelius. who naturally D. am
bilious. and has much of the application
n work that distinguished the late head
OF the family. lie had looked forward
with strOng hope TO succeeding his father
iu the management Of the Vanderbilt pro-
perties without any shrinking from The
responsibilities involved. lie mad hoped
to be- head Of the family, regardless OK
thc share he received
Nov.. not only has that dignity been
denied 10 him. but as a final adjustment
ci the problem OF partition. If appears
that his Independence ina The matter OF
marriage. and his unbending loyalty 20
the woman ne chose for his wife have d.
mnished his share In his fathers fortune
by at least $4,000
The wealth Of Cornelius vanderbilt mas
been estimated by conservative men. ac-
0uainted with his holdings. al sl00O.o,OO
IL was rafe TO infer that IN its DISPOSE
ton ne would have followed, practically
the method Of division adopted by his
father and grandfather. method which
has resulted IN such fabulous holding to-
gether and upbuildng OF the Vanderbilt
millions. This belief is more reasonable
from the fact that Lawyer Henry Il. An
defson who drew the Will. was the adj
yi-cr OF William II. Vanderbilt In the
final distribution OF his property.
The estate Of William II. Vanderbilt
was estimated at S1cO.G)c). Young Cor
nelius could have counted on an Inherit
ancc Of $4,000 coo or more.
That IL the fortune were split outright
ard evenly among the five children
would be his share. The allotment which
has been made divides this sum in half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
WAS. CLEVELAND HEROINE.
Offers Ala to Three Victims of n COL
iisiOn.
New York sun)

TRENTON. y. j.. October 0.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland this evening sought TO
be helpful to three men who were missed
ND i'm collision Of carriages on the road
TO Princeton She had been shopping IN
this city. and was on her way home with
her maid. when her driver took an extra
tight hold on the reins 10 steer the team
away from a horse which was madly
bearing down on them. Behind the rum
away horse was Richard stockton, son
of Samuel stockton. Of Princeton. He
Guided his horse past the Cleveland car
rage. escaping it by a hairs breath. but
then ran into a buggy I'm which John NJ.
Thompson and George Lawrence, or this
city were seated The three men were
umbled to the ground and their vehicles
We're badly wrecked.
Mrs cleveland jumped out Of her car
rage and offered assistance TO the men.
and when she found that they were not
very seriously hurt she offered 10 take
them with her back to Princeton. The
men. with many thanks, declined the
offer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
c. vANDEnnmr GETS sio.ooo.ooo.
This 10 lie His share Of His Fathers
Estate.

From eminently trustworthy sources
the Journal has received practically pos
tive Information that $i0tlAOtD Is 20 be
the sum total Of young Cornelius VAN
derhilrs share IN the vast estate left
by his father.
Why the probate Of the dead millionaire :
VIII should have been 50 long deferred
after the return o. Alfred Cwynrc VAN
derbilt. why secrecy should have been -
studiOusly maintained. or why so rcuch %
mysterious conference about the matter
should have been requi,ed is not plat b
unless II be that an effort Is being made
10 obtain the consent Of young Curacl AS
TO conditions M which ne demurs.
That ne has held out with the stub
bornncss which he inherited from s
father against any exactions or TestFic-
tons. IL made plain by this announce
ment-almost an official One-that his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
DEWEY LOOKS Al HOUSES.
Would BE Satisfied with Any One OF
Eight or Nine Inspected.

WASHINGTON. October I.-Admral
Dewey and notwithstanding Vanderlip.
who Is chairman Of the Dewey Home
Committee took a long ride through the
principal residence portions of the city
yesterday with n view TO inspecting a
number Of houses which have been Of
fered 10 the committee as suitable houses
for the Adm'r9l
All Of the houses except eight or nine
had been previously rejected by the COM
mittee and these were inspected yester-
day. with the result that the Admiral
stated that he would be entirely satisfied
with any one az them. The Admiral and
the members of the committee have left
the matter with Mr.. Nanderlip. who WI
open negotiations with the several own
e-s.
A final decision will probably be reach
ed within the next few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

as ne went back TO the bunkers, but
that was quick!
You're all TO come back tonight SAID
Captain Longnecker Eve will give
dinner 10 the bridal couple tonight.
"Oh. thank You" murmurcd the happy
bridegroom. wiping a tear and hand-
FIJI of coal dust from his eye. They were
all at the dinner. and in the midst OF 1t
"a dispatch came to the captain.
Here's "a present for the bride. We
are not To sail until saturday
DR. Plummer and his bride telegraphe6
the joyful intelligence to their homes.
and yesterday the parental blessing came
by wire.
81 am filled with happiness he re-
marked.
And coal" said the ensgns.
Mrs. PMmmcr will probably arrive in
Manila about the same time AZ her hus-
band
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Infants Cloalls at C1al e
Ienge Prices.

Infants Long Cloaks. with embroideredi
cape. challenge F.tce ..........'. '..,'''.'s'
Infants Long Cream Cloaks' WIN cape
and s<ire embroidered challenge price.
r,foots, Long Cream Bedford Cord
CioaTs trimmed with ribbon and m M,
broidcry. challenge price....-.....'.''Si'. -
Infants Long Cream Cloaks. win
're yoke. trimmed with ribbon ana
embroidered runles, challenge price..'''"
Trfauts' Long Cream Cloaks with cape
and skirt embroidered in boW-Kno ., o.
signs. challenge price.'.'.'.. 49,,
I,farts, Long Cream Bedford Cord
Cio.I,s trimmed with silk braid ribbon
6uii''ing. and pearl buckles chalitn se
price .............. ......'.. ''''''''''''f- '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Our Little commandments

Our Little COmmander-in-thl lL
With laudations elate you may craze "
the great.
or mankind that were bor1 ,o come
mand
Sing your lustiest chant 20 N.r3.eon -1l
Noy,
TO Lee and our Washineton grand
But your lOudcst acclaim ior Old. |
will be tame
To that given the name on ODD. '"
OF our history's page. shat @. sas
the age
our little Commander-in-CA
He's midget OF men that h,f 'r
welded pen
or sword in fierce battle auI
And though martial affairs are '
OF his cares
Yet conquest is his every tiy
For no foe % his within braves COMICS
with him
But the struggles decisive and .r.
For there's none in tle hst 'In
power -osist
OF our little Commauder-in-'h Doe.
You may call him lyTant ana ,2 To
decry
our submission Co rule such ar
But there's that In h.s eyes that i'
lance deies.
BE IL craft or whatever d. o.
And cen when in sleep De seems .'
and we creep
From his thraldom for needed
II be move but his thumb We do 'ai'
TO our little csmmander-in-chrl
All Would that the might ot a r
We're quite
or The sort I have pictured above
Where the victor We're hc chat H
tined % be
So crowned through concession
And would 90 each home might
huence come
muse OF an others with sr.e-
That would cause 20 cspouse i'.
motive that bows
TO a litue Comma nder-in-Ch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
INGALL AND HEWITT GUILTY.
Conspiracy and Bribery In Connec-
ton with stamp CounterfeitiDg.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. October IL
Enery Ingall. ex-Dstrict Attorney and
Harvey hewitt his law partner and
formerly Assistant District Attorney,
We're yesterday found guilty of conspiracy
and bribery i'm connection with the reve-
nue-stamp-c plot headed by
william NJ Jacobs and william kendls
the Lancaster cigar manufacturers. The
case was given TO the jury at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon and the verdict,
with recommendation for mercy WIS
returned at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
The senboard AIRLINE.


The Seaboard Airline Railway Com
pany. which IS i'm process OF formation.
will be one of the most important cor
porations i'm the South and vii, be ac-
lively identified with the development OF
that section. 1t will own and control
about 1900 miles if main track. and is
lines VIII penetrate the most popu ous
parts of the south. reaching as they will,
Baltimore. Washington. Norfolk. Rich
.nOnd Atlanta. Charleston .,drlotte.
Augusta Savannah Co umbia, Montgom-
cry, Jacksonville. Tampa. and the prin-
cipal winter resorts Of the CarOlinas.
Georgia and Florida. The new system
VIII embrace the Seab0ard Airline. with
It's water connection TO Baltimore. the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company. The
Georgia and Alabama, Il orida Central,
and Pcn,nsular. and several branches
now building and contemplated. II Is es-
timated that the mileage capitalization Of
The new company will be about one third
that Of the Southern railway and the
Louisville and Nashville the two most I'M
portont southern systems
1t IS the intention of the management
TO inaugurate through service between
New York and Florida. in connection with
tho P,nnsy lyania. The rev system VIII
be controlled 10 large extent 10y Balu-
moreans. who promise 90 exert them
selves m furthering the trade relations
between this city and the South. The
great drawback TO the South. until re-
ccntly has been the lack Of railroad IA
ciites Hundreds OF miles Of railroad
track have been built I'm that section du-
ring e past five years. but even with
these additions the transportation facih-
ties are nor adequate TO the demands OF
tho rapldly-gfowing business Of the
South The formation of the Seaboafd
Airline Railway Company and the con
struction Of the several branches contem
plated VIII IN a MEASURE relieve the situa-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
HEART ron VICTORIA CROSS.
Condition on which Miss GoeIet VIII
MARY Niscount CTichton.

LONDON. October 2l.-A pretty story Is
gcing the rounds concerning Miss May
Goeiet and the handsome Viscount erich
ton, who has paid her such attention du-
rims the last two seasons II is said he
has been promised her hand and heart II
he wins the Victoria Cross in the Trans
vaal campaign. whittier ne sailed last
Saturday
Tho Victoria Cross rates as rather a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Special Values in
Ladies' Cloaks, Plush
Capes, and
Children's Goats.
4 new arrival Of Coll Capes AT
Challenge prices.

: III ltu2t l'lA"'p'
Ladies Black Beaver Coats. made OF
Guo beaver short cut most ot then s I'm
lined throughout. some straps ana lappeg
cams marked at challenge price...,..S''
1"ilor-Arade Coats. made of the heSt
.orsny I'm lieht shades. Tans. browns,
with dart and strap seams. snort ana
round emf velvet collar. all SILK nntd'
49," D." So
Isl ladies' Sample Coats. all tailor
made. ID different styles. no TWO auhe,
all sizes. worth double. To be sol" AT Gn s,..
Chlldrcn's Golf Cdpes in rich blues ana
CraK-. rich plaid lining. plaid hoods.
fringe of the same plaid. trimming -,
skirts challenge price .........-...-. .f''''"
Ladies' Rich Plaid Golf Capcs and some
plain with plaid hoods. fringe all around.
real value s.. ~ challenge price 80
Ladies' oxford Brown Mixture Con
Capcs. I'm plaid trimmings, hood oil ne
same. challenge price,; ,'iI
Ladies Golf Capes. solid colors piazza
yoke and plaid trimmings, at chaHenesoe
IrfcD .............. .......... ..s...s. s'.-. 80
Colt Capes without hoods. plaid yokes'
with solid-color skirt lining. or az snaues
fn. the same cape 10 be- found clSeWntIr
Ladies Full-SWeeD Plush capos. tIlW-
med in fur. jet. and braid, a bargain a., ~
$50 challenge price ............., -. .Ni'"H
Ladies' Extra Long SultZ Plush Capos'
trimmed in astrachan fur Impossible 70
match at So challenge price ............s
Tomorrow We place on sale some great
values in Ladies' Fan waists.
Black Flannellette Waists, with White
dots. point yoke back. fun front 81 value
challenge price .......... .............. .Noc
Wool Flannellettc and Black Sateen
Waists. iu AN colors. Black. Blue. Red.
and Garnet. challenge price .....:.....o"c;
Black Mcrcerized Sdtcen Waists iuu
pleated yoke front. back pointed. yoke
pleated back. challenge price. 49,. Fi3o
Special values in Real Fine Mohair and
Wool waists. $50, at challenge price:
Special sale Of Sample Silk Waists to-
morrow an challenge prices ....$5 and 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Cold Winter, of the Past ce"'"'''

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
The lines below | nnd 100
Bible. I have made "a truc COPY r.t
he great frost was the .t.''' .t
the year ll59 and the besIr I.
year 1870; continued about i"' ..,t
James river froze hard that m
crossed foot az Hos island f-4
Freeze began Ith of Jan.' ..I
which continued about eisM .r,s
snow on the ground AN most ih u
time River continually iro1 A
was thought one fourth oi
died on the island. .,f>rg
Mulberry Island. Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
GVCI = : ION Second and Broad Streets,

large order. as the opportunity for gain
ing il does not often occur. still. IL Is
considered in Crichton's favor that the
Niscount, being in the Guards, has a %
Der cent. better chance than an untitled
officer in a line regiment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Publisher In bankruptcy.

NEW YORK October .l.-F. Tennyson
Nicely. the publisher. Of ia Firth ave
nue.. fled a voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy IN the United states District Court
to-day The total liabilities arc placed
az $3.50 5Sl. and the assets at sn4.7S9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
BLACK Goods at Challenge Prices.

dveekss ery9ody.
Err@et Figured Jacquad
wide In all me-" patterns
la 500 yard al len
Clny Urea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

orders for printing sent 20 the Dispatch
Company Will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices win he
sure TO please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
ard the style Of work and prices viii be
sure 10 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
White Bedspreads at
Challenge Prices.

q Heavy White Spreads. already hgn-
MD extra LARGE size. challenge price. sc.
81 Spreads, in Marseilles elects at c"''
lenec price ..............
SneciaI values in White Bed Spreads at
challenge prices. .,,.o 20 o,,d "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Poe.s Cottage at Tordhnm.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The recent revival Of interest in Poe
suggests 10 me that some Of your readers,
when i'm New York might Ike TO know
how 20 find the poets cottage AT Foro-
ham Take The Third avenue elevated
road to Nth street. thence by the surface
road. same avenue. TO 1921 street. and
there you are Leaving the car AZ the
latter street. you are in a stone throw
OF the cottage. which Is 10 the left up
"a narrow. winding stree I'll 2d street
Across the street is small park-P0o
Park.
The cottage is a little one-story. peaked
roof affair. not worth going TWO steps to
look at. except. OF course. for It's ricn
associations. The little front-yard is
neglected and oyergrOwn. or was. al least.
when l was there in August. a poor.
wooden railing surrounds IL. There =
a sign on the front OF ne house, when
reads:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
At the Corner Second
aid Broad Streets,
Second Week OF
Dress Goods Sale
Challenge Prices.

ATWOOD Puids and rad sell at 60 and e 4Sc
Ys sse seso m blues wide challenge Soc
p' Piis in rough ELECTS challenge 25C
our aa leading sh AIDES challenge price Csc
Heavy Raised shades n& value at cha 7SC
5tndS piada s9Eh two alike Sl.25
and Brown ehnEe 9SC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Ut
W6te Ice Curtains yards long challenge 44C.
pSf 6d per lace Curtains tape all round yards 6tc
02 %5 ea aes d@ ISs p yards value at Si0O
cha
eG N9 All H qoSnS oeaaio patterns challenge price $3.50
pi B Ril' lace Curtains Renaissance patterns S4.3S
c! yira long and vide chenille Torieres eha Si93
'5 2,r P[iLS Long per wide Damas Porcrcs value S375
'99 cRS1 R5' for P' e be challenge price 225
Sci our Forc. at challenge prices per pair $500
s $50 and. '''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Mulberry Island va.

The hottest OF an holidays .,sr
kent by ourselves In silence s.sf.
the secret anniversaries ol ..s~
when the fun tide OF feeling o'''"
LougfelloH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Wool and Canton Flannels
at Challenge Prices.

Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel,
challenge price ......... ..,.........% ''-lc.
Genuine W. f. 4 Q. makes Of Fiannels.
Atwood. Red. White. Gray. and Blue.
challenge price .............. ...........@oc.
"a Atwood White Flannel. challenge
nricr .......... ........2 20 &c.
Atwood Twilled Red Flannel. chal-
lenge price ................ ........-..io l--c.
Twlled Red Wool Flannel at challenge
price ............ .......... ........l4 20
Heavy Blue and Gray Twilled Flannel
at challenge price ..........., ..........l0c.
Heavy White Wool Flannel az challenge
Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Good Apron Cling
ham. & h a ] le n sc
price ... .... 3 3 4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Infants White FL
dcrdowu Coats. trim
ned in fur. at ch1l-
lenge price ..... G0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Infants Short Cream
Clnaksat Challenge Prizes.

r,f,n+s' Short Cream Cashmere 1loaNS'
with embroidered cape. challenge price
Infants short Cream Bedford cora
cloak trimmed with ribbon ana IN "a
lrnidery challenge price ..........-. i.N'
t-r,rf.' short Cream CloakS. with en-
broider.d cape. challenge price. 3i.'o
fnfants' short Cream Cloaks. with cape
trimmed i'm ribbon and silk braid. cha.,i,,