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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Charles NJ. Kurtz. OF 81. Louis. who
was assistant chief OF fine arts OF the
Columbian Exposition. has been appoint
ed assistant director OF ane arts by Com
General Ferdinand W. Peck.
Mr. Kurtz sailed for Paris on Saturday
10 romot the work OF the department
and confer with American artists resid-
ing in Paris. Munich. London. aud ether
cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
FREE LESSONS 90 ART EMBROID-
EI.N,

Misses Clark & Casey, OF Chicago,
will give free lessons in all the latest
Calcutta, Ecclesiastical, Bulgarian. Orien-
tai and flower designs. for the next two
weeks at Miller g. Rhoads, Second Floor.
Lesson hours. l0-12 A. NJ; 3-5 p. NJ. All
aides cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

We quote a few specials loI
tomorrow. There are scores OF
Others equally as good III this
stock oil Tim * Co.
-oo About 900 Ladies' Fine Percale
ScC Waists. made in the neMvs1
styles, FUN front, pleaied, pear IND
tons. back with pointed YOKE a"n
plcatod. i'm solid cOlOrs. pinhs, ,ptuo,
lavender and stripes. figures 4Als
line of blacks and white, anu 'D.'
White Lawn Waists, collars 10 hl'.C"
These are no cast-oh Styles INC '-''
value is s3c.
&c & Fine Percale waist; striped,
OF in Bayadore effect some nav
Hamburg Inserting let in Win re".o-
corner collars 90 match. cuils OF lhe
same. large uoarl buttons, full tioht-'
pointed yoke and back real value fi.1''
Go a Very Fine Madras Waist
OoN strir. g. in Bayadere eject ana
Percaie. with two rows inserting, c2l-
lars Co match. made IN the A1"o''
styles, real value, $L35.
O2C Solid blue. Pink ana WIZ
OcN Lawn Waists, with ten rows
tucks in front. rOund-cOrnet coual
and cuffs TO match waist. with pointed
yoke and pleated back. real VI >l.ov.
g, 10 Percale Waists, pleated front,
Vi'OO cross stripes, lounu-colue
collar and cuffs. back made same as
above, Solid White Pique Waists WIN
white linen collar; Fancy. striped
Pique Waists. with white collar, culi7
of the same, Plain White Waists, win
all-Oyer yoke front. and Plain mite
Waists. with tucked fronts; they are
made fin the newest styles; can't be
matched az $l.s9.
G, 10 Tomorrow. three styles We
pi'iD viii show you impossible 10
match
A White Lawn Waist, with heavy
corded front.
a White Waist. with two rows OF
Hamburg inserting. cross striped.
4 White Waist with inserting. IN
drawn effects. These Waists are really
worth Sl.S9.
e, "a White Waist. with dotted
pl'JJ swiss front. in drawn effect.
made in the newest Of style; real
value, 81.
C, a White Lawn Waist, with
pi'/O all-over yOking front, with
linen collar. point yoke. and pledteI
back, the real value. $3.50.
c. 10 a Very Fine White Swiss
OA'l0 Waist. neatly trimmed. M
possible 20 tell I'm print; worth 1928.
Special value IN White Waists al
81 IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
State Eiremfn.

The thirteenth annual convention OF
the Virginia State Ffremen's Associa-
ton. will be held in Roanoke. Wednes-
day. Thursday. Friday. Septembes a1th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The h%od-carriers OF Richmond have an
nounced chat they will on June 10th ask
for an increase Of their wages TO $3.50 per
dav OF min hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Inca-coca is a nerve food.
NO HEALTH WITH IMPURE BLOOD

Dr. David's Iodo-Ferrated S~aTsaparilla
cures syphilis. scrofula, cancer, goitre,
and all blood and skin diseases. II you
suer with any OF the above symptoms
ana VIII be cured without endangering
any other healthy portion Of your system,
take DR.. David's lodo-Ferrated Sarsapa-
rnla, the greatest blood purifier. not only
OF tho nineteenth century. but OF all GEN.
turtles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
SILK Waists.

We invite your inspection ot our
stock. confident that you will pro-
nounce it the most complete and low
est in price in the city.
Black China silk Waists. S2.zE
worth A.50..--.-..-"..... |O
Turquoise. New Blue. and Dark Blue
China six Waists. hemstitched, tuck
ed across front, real value S0.=E
$3.50. now. ~oAD
Colored Satin Rhadama Waists, blue
,y.Sds T. ard g &c cerise' regular $3.50
corded and Tuck Front Taffeta
Waists. regular value so; 5000
nOW...s....ss...-... ss.sssss''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Wash Goods and White Goods.

Magnificent bargains. George Dauble & Co., Boston. Wash
Goods. We invite inspection and comparison. We're sure you II
Immediately recognize the big saving in our prices. No cast OF
styles in the assortment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

We carry a stock of Nalenclennes laces
unsurpassed for attractiveness. quality
and beauty.
over $50 patterns OF Laces and Insert
ings 10 match from 12izc. per dozen yards
up 20 soc. per yard.
These goods are daily growing scarcer
and as rapidly advancing in favor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Real Fine Dimities in black grounds
navy blue grounds with white figures.
dots and stripes. white grounds with
beautiful floral designs. dots and 70
stripes. real Zoe. value, per yard. D
American Made Organizes. beautiful
figure, regular l2izc. value, TO be nc
sold, per yard..-................ ~
Real Fine English Dimities I'm Beetle
finish, in beautiful patterns worth
10 &c. and zoe. a yard. 10 be roc
sold
100 pieces Of Real Fine Imported
French Organizes. the patterns are
handsome. the regular 2c. 4OlC
grade. TO be sold. per yard. iNE~
Solid Color Lines for Ladies' Skirts
and Boys Pants. real value Z5c. yO1c
yard. 20 be sold 0r........... ~
Madras Percaie. one yard wide,
worth lie. a yard. 10 be sold &c
fOr............. .......t....-..-.. -
Persian Lawn, the ice. grade, roc
20 be sold fOr.........-......... ~
White India Linen, real value Tic.
a yard, to be sold. per yard, T1lC
for...."........ ..-.........'.
. cases of Fine Dotted Swiss, beau
tiful colorcd designs. to be sold &c
for. per yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
.,incns for Housekeepin4.

The largest stock and greatest variety
we nave ever carried because Of an OPP
pOrtunity 10 purchase at One-fourth less
imam present value. A chance for the
economical purchaser to obtain real bar
gain values in Table Linens. Napkins.
Doilies, Towels. Sheets, Pillow cases, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

27-inch Waterproof China at COO. and
zoe.
l9-inch All-Sllk TaNeta at SOC.
24-inch Pure SILK Swiss Tafeta az 75c.
Double Warp Black Surah. at COG.
Black Satin Duchesse at SOC, 15c., and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Wash Goods.

irish Dimlties. 20c. quality at 121kc.
Printed Muslinets. reduced to 10c.
Small Dotted Printed M%uslinS. al 12i.c.
qualities Of Dimities. Organdies and lap
pets. mostly last seasons styles will be
closed at &c.
Printed and Solid Piques at 12l5c.
Pink and Blue Solid and Striped Mad
ras Cords. at 10c.
Woven Madras Cords, 2oc. quality at
PIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Black Dress Goods.

Gathering from the immense
= stock Of the Jamestown Worsted
!. Mills, all up-to-date goods, cause
/" such reductions.
IS zoe. Black Nfohair. to be sold ,OC
- for .............. .......-...... OH~
= Special Offering Imported Black Gre
- pom. SIX and WOOL. Hgnt weight. heavy
- effect; original prices $50 a CE On
u YARD, Oura..................... V''ON
Special line Imported Black Crepons
- inches, Imported English CrcpOns.
M0hair ana SIX and Wool EmbrOid-
Z, cred effects; original price $50 OSC
ID q yard, -
52-.nch Imported Ail-W00l Irish
= Camel Serge. light IN weight ORR nOC
~ ginal price 81. ours...-......... w.
5S-inch HugueuOt CropOns, good
blacks. raised effect; original a.
Il price aic., ............ @C-
Il Another wonderful lot Dress Goods
n M0haifs. Figure or Plain Serges.
d Fancy Figure Goods. Crepon effects.
p Hcnriettas, % be sold at Won zoe
:, derlul l0w prices, per yard...... 0OS
They are worth seeing.
Wrappers.
y Ladies' Wrappers, OF excellent quail
fly uercalo. llnt. dark. and medium
u shades. fun width. largo across 80
a hips, and guaranteed TO ht...... /ON
Ladies' porcale Wrappers. with rufle
, yoke. trimmed DO solid color CT IN
r. percalc and hOunco bottom. Ri'OO
. HammOCks.
Palmer HammOcks at &C.,
great reducuou-S3c. tO....... espOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
White Goods.

Whitman's india Linens. from SC. 10
&c.
Special ss-inch india Linen at l7c. and
20c.
Special 4O-lnch India Linen at TIC. and
1Oc.
4S-lnch French NainsoOk at 25c. 10 40c.
30-inch Persian Mulls at Zoe. 20 SOC.
63-inch French Organdies at z5c. 10
75c.
corded Welt Piques. 1Oc.. 12c.. lie, 2oc..
&c.
Fancy Strlpe piques. value 25C.. at lie.
Glover Leaf Figured PiQues at 1Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Val. baCCS.

White and Black IN ruf1es. cords an,
hemstitched from 81 TO S2.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Special
Sale of
Table Linens
Special
Sale Of
Millinery.
7 He T W Err
Corner Second and Broad Streets.


VTOTVOTK1 - = M I'm
The sale of Tim & Co, Troy, N. Y, Shirt Waists; George Dnblc Boston, White
and Wash Goods; jamestown Wostcd Mill, Black Dress Goods. The offerings
here grow more interesting from day to day. We quote below a few OF the lat@to OF
these Wonderful economical opportunities. Mail orders receive prompt attention. All
orders over S. express will be prepaid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Somefhin4 About Silks.
Black Silks.

We are making some startling prices
on all kinds Of Summer silks 10 close
fnnn gnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Embroidcric &.

We have this week added over COO pat
terms Of Hamburg, Swiss and NainsOol
Embroideries. Among them a number
Of choice patterns OF Swiss and Nalnsool
Insertions and All-OVers with narrow
edges to match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

OF the association many OF the members
were taken In carriages TO other points OF
interest about tho city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Magnificent bargains Tor to
morrow. Few specials.

Magnificent bargains Tor to-
morrow. Few specials.
Ladies. Linen crash skirts. full
width and length. wel-made, fully
worth 81. as long as they last &c
for ............... .................
Ladies' White Pique Skirts heavy
worth SOS. to 30 sold for. ~i~O
Ladies' White Pl1ue skirts. FUN
width AND length. $l.io value, &c
20 be sold ~
Ladies' Extra Heavy white cord
piuue skirts. full width Do length,
the regular s. grade, 10 Doe $500
sold
Special value IN white Pique
Skirts. g. $3.50, g. S. s.. 5000
% .............. ..........-....
Special Offering tomorrow in sam
Ole Skirts. only one of "A kind, We
can't mention In print as they may be
sold when you come 20 purchase
Col0red and Silk PetticOats.
Fancy stripe Mercarizcd CO 40
Skirt. with metallic stripes. ~~'fH
Solid Color Mercerizcd So .2O
Skirt ........ .............. ~-T
Handsome SILK Tanota Skirt. with
two rows accordion platts, With $50
top rufies and mud ruile. $40. 90
worth SO. nlV...........-..-
Imitation Plaid SIX, for skirts. ISC
per yard..-.....-..
White Spreads.
Toe. White Spreads, and only =Oc
little sOlled........-...-.........
Sf.@ White Spreads now Soc
only ............. .....-..--t..-
$40 Hemmed White Spreads $500
rnHn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Muslin Underwear.

Six specials only we quote io1
tomorrow, but there are scores
of others just as good.
Sc Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, high
W and low neck. fitted seams Weh
shaped, value 12lac., two 10 one Gus
toner.
Ladies' Full Size Muslin Draw
- er5. deep cambria umbrella run
fe. yoke bands. and some tucked. real
value 39c., only four pairs 20 customer
-0c A well-made Empire Gown
ObS square neck. with Hamburg ln-
sorting 'front.' and edge 70 match, cam
brio rufle. revers. large sailor collar
real value IS 81.
900 Weil-NIade Muslin Skirts, with
ZVS deep rufie. fun width and
length. real value SOC.
C. 90 Ladies' Full Size Muslin
Vi'OV Skirts. fun sweep. double UNI
brelia f0unce. with three rows o. Val
e|nciennes lace 10 match. real value s..
soc A fun size. well-made Chemisc.
JON with % fine tucks I'm yoke. four
rows Hamburg inserting. with campric
rufie in arm, neck, and sleeves, real
value IS 69c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

There Is health in every drop Of Incsr
Coca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Black Skirsinas and Suifinas.

Our Black Goods department is always
stocked with the best Weaves from the
most reliable foreign and domestic mills.
6i-inch WOrsted Cheviot Serge at 15c.
0i-inch Worsted Cheyron Scrges. at 81.
59-inch Royal Venetian. $50 value for
90c.
5O-inch Imperial Venetian. 81 value for
s1.&.
5S-inch Clay Worsted at $40. 50 and
$50.
A fun line OF English Mohair Sicilians.
40-inch Mohair fNc. quality az ZJc.
40-lnch Slcilian zoe. quality at 39c.
40-inch Brilliantinc, 6Sc. quality. at 49c.
fJ-inch Mohalr Sicillan, s0c. quality, at
zoe.
52-inch Brilliant slcilian, $50 quality,
af 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
ParasOls.

90 ladies' or Gentlemen's SI.OO
Steel Rod Umbrellas......... *
Ladies' Red and New Blue China
six Parasois, handles toSI.IO
match. OnIY..--.....--...-....
Fancy silk Parasois. hemstitched,
n variety of c%oiors, worth ST.%E
$3.50. only ~
Fancy SILK stripe Parasols. with
new blue and white pOlka-dots in
sstTriDGf, h. and 5sln' ai s7i2 rows Of $3.50
coiored Taaeta P@arasols. $3.50
Heavy White China Silk SI.OO
par8FOls......... .......-..
sI Taq }ey, G Tig4t R %d4i6 9 g.. 9o2 $40
Chlldreu's Parasois. %, GI.OO
50c.. C0c., 15c. and.".-."....'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Hosiery Sale.
Belts.
Ladies' Separate Skirts.

81 Elastic Beaded Belts for zOC
only " .........ssssss -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Ladies' Wash Waists
From Tim co.

We quote a few specials ior
tomorrow. There are scores OF
others equally as good III this
stock oil Tim * Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
A. HUTzLER'S SONS,
8f5 Il. BROAD STREET.
MORE MATING ADVICE.

Always choose a good one. Select the
be large see that the threads are woven
closely. If the c~oloring be not clear.
YOU need not expect satisfactory wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

scs,ss,si,s sd,ss, sssss,s,s ssf,ss,ss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Zoe. and roc. Buckles. to-mor- DC
row .............. .........-...'.." -
II. Fancy Buckles. now for &c
only.--.......... ................ y
SOC. Fancy Buckles. with 1=C
fancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Ribbon Sale.
Big values FOR tomorrow.
Gents Furnishings.

Mems Pique shirts IN white and all
cola d stripes. S'e. va.uo' 10 De soc
~ N s5l5 fSS Jeans Drawers. to 25C
r- s9sS,at prices ss s5 IN Mas 5sa''. eaaze soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Age does not necessarily mean
f~eebleness and i'll health. and
nearly all of the sickness among
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Separate Black
and Colored Skirts.

81 ladies' Black Figured No O2C
hair Skirts............---....... 70
leo Fancy Figured Black Skirts,
T%ssgular price $50 to be sold SIPS
All-Wo0l Black Serge Skirts but
t2lv back worth $3.50. now $3.50
si.oO Plain Black Sicilian G. 90
Skirts ............ ..............
Black SILK stripe and Fig CO -
ured MOhair Skirts...-...... ~O'/O
os SO Light Plaid Skirts now SIPS
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-23
RESIGNATION Of
SHELL ASKED FOR
CHARGES Presented to
the Conference by
EpWorth League.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. pat this morn
ing's conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church the question as TO whether
Rev. Edwin a. Shell. general secretary
of the Epworth League, should be asked
TO resign his position was debated. The
report in which the conference was rec
commended TO ask for Rev. Mr.. Shells
resignation was submitted by he Ep-
worth League committee and was sub
jected to a general overhauling by mem
bers Of the conference before IL was
finally adopted. The report stated that
the number of active members is 800,
associate members 500 and juniors $500.
The report indorSeS the appointment OF
league ard requests that every Friday Ue
given over 10 Epworth League work.
During the debate on the report the
story OF Rev. Mr. Shells alleged unoffi-
made before the conference, TO which ne
belongs that he had used his official in
fuence TO serve personal ends in enter
ing into a contract with Hymn-wriJer
Excel to assist in the sale OF the latter s
book, Songs For Young People" provid-
ed Excel would give him part OF the roy
atty. As the contract was secret many
persons believe that Shell was guilty al
least of a grave indiscretion in apprO-
priating money that should have gone
into the treasury OF the Book Concern
and finally into the fund for the support
of superannuated ministers.
Other members of the Methodist confer
ence say that the Book Concern did not
suffer a loss by the contract, but that
Excel was TO have paid Shell out of his
own money. However this may be, ma
jority OF the ministers assert that Shell
was looking out for his own interests
rather than for those of the church and
declare that he is not a ht person TO be
at the head Of the Epworth League move
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-23
SKELETON BELIEVED TO
BE DUNHAM'S DISAPPEARS
Spot Where It Had Lain Is Found,
but the Bones Are
Gone

GILROY. Sept Z2-Sheriff r. J. Lang
ford and Deputy Sheriff W. II. Stayton
returned this afternoon from the Pacheco
Pass country, where they have spent the
past week with young Keener and his
father from Nisalia, searching for the
skeleton found there by Keener three
weeks ago supposed TO be that Of muir
derer James Dunham. The spot where
the bones had lain was found and unrnis
taxable signs Of a body having laid there
for some time were visible. but the skele-
ton was gone. The spot was in very
secluded canyon and had been overlooked
in the previous searches, although RiFes
ard I-angford had been within hundred
yards Of II.
Neenet ana Stayton found the spot, and
the story is verified by three disinterested
parties Sheriff Langford IS Of the opin-
Ion that the bones are either those Of
Durham and are being held for a big re-
ward or thar q murder may have been
committed and the murderer fearing de-
lection and arrest has buried the CHASTITY
proof OF his crime. A man was missing
from Los Banos several months ago and
his wherea bouts never discovered, and
if is supposed that he was murdered in
these mountains. In the meantime time
alone can solve this mountain mystery.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-23
CHARLES SU|SSER
HELD FOR TRIAL
Charged With Threats
Against Life.
Special Dispatch TO The Call.

SALINAS, Sept. 22.-Charles Suisser.
brother of Sheriff Farley slayer was
taken into Judge Dexter's court to-day
for a preliminary hearing on the charge
of having threatened the life OF James
Delany. From the testimony given to-
day there is little doubt that the two
Suisser boys threatened Delany.
The trouble commenced last Sunday
when the two Suissers abused the old
man. At that time threats were made
by both. and whether or not the man
on trial to-day was with his brother
when Delany was shot at and the barn
fired was not allowed in evidence No
testimony whatever that pertained to
George Suisser was allowed to-day
When the defendant was on the stand
he several times made slips of the
tongue and gave evidence which may
prove damaging 10 his brother when he
is tried on the murder charge The
elder Suisser when on the stand be-
came quite excited. He has a violent
temper and displays the same brag-
gadocio air as his brother.
After hearing the evidence the mag
istrate held Suisser under a heavy
bond.
Excitement over the foul murder of
Sheriff Farley has by no means sub
sided, and all the Suisser family are
subjected to unpleasant ordeals and
are being carefully watched by the Of
ficers.
The stories current both here and in
San Jose that George Suisser will plead
temporary insanity are discredited by
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-23
Confident of the Success Of
His System. in New
York.
YACHT RACE REPORTS
Progress Of the International Con
test to Be Carried Through
Space to The Call.
Special Dispatch to The Gail

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Signor Mar
conf did not have much time TO
give 10 wireless telegraphy yester-
day. Uncle Sans customs officials
monopOliZed the greater part Of his
day. and after the distinguished in
ventor had climbed up and down
the steep stairway OF the Custom
house half a dozen times and gone
through the formalities necessary TO
get his instruments into the country.
he turned with a weary smile and jok-
ingly asked. When does the next
steamer start for Liverpool? This is
too much rush for me-
Nevertheless the wireless telegraph
man" as he was referred 10 by many
who recognized him from published
portraits and who pointed him out as
he passed through the streets. en1oyeo
his first view OF the lower end OF Man
haitian He was especially Impressed
BY the monster buildings and their
swift-nOving elevators, or 'hits. as
he designated them.
De was very desirous OF getting an
idea OF the country around about New
York. especially that part Of il over
which his messages Will fly during the
yacht races. a trip TO the TOD OF st.
PauIs building gave him this oppor-
tunity, and he passed fully half an
hour studying it, Con1erring all the
while with his assistants.
Signor MarcOni saw nothing that IN
his opinion would interfere with send
ing messages by his system
I am not at all frightened by your
big steel buildings" he said. "Of course,
until I saw the city and country sur
rounding il, I preferred 10 say moth
ing as TO the obstacles that have been
suggested by writer's on this subject re-
garding the successful working OF
wireless teIegraphy over great city
fun Of steel and iron. But now that
am on the ground and have looked IL
over I am more than ever convinced
that We viii be successful in reporting
the yacht races for the Herald and
Call
I am also looking forward with
much pleasure to the experiments I am
TO conduct for War and Navy depart
ments. ! DO not know exactly what We
Will do but I think some long distance
tests viii be made
Captain Bradford Of the United States
navy. chief Of Bureau OF Equipment
called at the Herald Office yesterday
and made arrangements with SigncT
Marconi by which naval officers Will
b stationed here 10 watch and report
on the workings of the system. There
IS very great interest taken in these
experiments by both army and navy
officers, as the value Of wireless tele-
graphy as q means Of communication
IN time Of war both On land and at sea
Is fully appreciated.
Tomorrow the Italian Chamber OF
Commerce will formally welcome Sig
nor MarcOni TO this city.