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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Nine Thousand Pieces of Furs.

Furs are TO be popular and Fur Store has been
more than doubled and Mufs, storm Collars.
Coarettes, Capes. Jackets Fur Trimmings hhaos ana
Tails Childrens All these not merely as an ad-
1unct, but a " holesale quarter for them
First and Second Floors
BLACK WOOL. SEAL COLLARETTES WITH
STORM COLLARS FOR CSC
GRAY Asrachan Fur Collarettes, satin Innings $e9
IdfeSze Red Fox Scarfs with large head brush, and
feet, $40. -
Chinchlla Cluster Collarette, with tails solid color
XXX Electric Seal, stoleFront Collarotte Blue Fox
Electric Clusters shape 10 squirrel tails satin
Nasfa Seal Collarettes trimmed &c tails
collar and satin Innings S598
Canada AIarten Stoes, trimmed with heads and tails
Imitation Stone Marten Scarfs, tails. 79c.
LARGE Mink Scarfs. with large Fox tails, S2.iS
Real Brown VI arten Double Scarfs real Aarten tails
S750-wOrth $3.50 1880
Real japanese Fox Scarfs extra large and long. $40
Real japanese Fox Cluster, with tails. $3.50
Real Mink large, with Marten tails, $50
Real Lynx Cluster Collarettes entirely new effect
$227G ~ CO. ~, ~ sooo
Imitation Mink Stoles, sS9S
LARGE Scarfs of Imitation Sable, s269 and 81
Beautiful Fluffy Gray Mou1on Victoria Gray satin lin"
ing. $50. 49,, 80 ,so
French Coney, with Coney head and tails, 9Sc
Black Thibet Fur Trimming, 15c yard
Mink and Bear Trimmings, 39c yard.
Real Persian Lamb $125 yard.
Black Astrachan inch wide SOC.
Heads % &c. Tails al sc. each and
ChUdren's White Lamb Sets-Alun with purse and Bow
Scarfs with head and ta95c set; other Sets to $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
321C. yard.

Wilton Velvet Carpets Reds Tans, and Greens.
good 81 value, Tor Zoe
Smiths or Hartfords Administer Carpets, borders TO
match light dark colors. 15c.
Real Wilton elvct Carpets, rooms halls stairs
real $3.50 value, 81.
BODY Brussels Carpets, Blgelows rooms halls and
stairs Reds, Greens, Tans for 81 yard.
Heavy Ingram Carpets new patterns, half WOOL SOC.
Wool Ingram Carpets, light or dark CSC. value, at
81 lie.
Atwood Ingram Carpets Zoe value for 4jc a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Mems Underwear,

WONDERS AGAIN TODAY
WRIGHTS 81 GRADE OF F'LEECED-LlNED, NON
SHRINKABLE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS ARE TO BE,
SOLD FOR i5c
Gray Camel s. Hair and White Wool Shirts and Draw
ers Ca fob loD worth up Soc, for lSc
S25 Pure Lambs-Wool FIeecedIAned Shirts and Draw
for 69c.
Best Selected Medcated Scarlet Wool Underwear finish
ed in silk. for zoe. each; worth 800
Mems S9S White Australian Wool, Camels-TIar and
Natural Wool Underwear to-day special price Sl25 a
garment
derwear pure non-shrinkable S75 each and
Mems and Boys 75c. Colored Stin Bosom Shirts, with
the seasons latest styles. for soc each
iSc WHITE UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS REINFORCED
THROUGHOUT, FOR 25c. EACH.
cotton and lightweight Tans and Blacks. for u 12c
Soc Ties Clubs Imperial Ties and Tecks for 25c
each
DC each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Rugs and DruggetS.

AII~WOOL SMYRNA RUGS, SIZE Sxi YARDS ORR
ENTAIL DESIGNS WERE SIS. FOR 1880
Sx4yard Smyrna DIuggets. were $3.50, for $3.50
21-yx3 l-2-yard Smyrna Druggets, SIS, for So
lx2-yard MOquette Rugs for $50
39x6J-inch Smyrna Rugs, the $50 kind, for 81.
Atwood Smyrna Mats u kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
This house is prepared to do the
CARPET business in Richmond.

The enlarged floor naugurated last the
largest carpet floor south Of Philadelphia Looking
implies buying obligation 1t may sharpen your wits
carpets, and ultimately from buying the wrong
carpet. We only sell the reliable makes. and have
system Of laying them 70 perfection second
to no house in all America.
NEW DESIGNS IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
REDS, GREENS, TANS, FOR ROOMS AND HALLS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
White Tare, pieces to bundle.
assorted widths. &C.

New line Of White Beadmg lot o. l0c Dlttorrs ~ :.
bunch: another lot of Neat White Beading 5 f6 rr u,
patterns, for loc new line Of colored Readings n T.
fastened to the corset fancy SILK elastic Pc pair. r,
Rufie Elastic Fl supporter Toe pair. Fancy eau.
plastic &c Gro wley's Needles. H. every s.za La ,
the New Perfection Corset cl,sps loc pair rlrkeyRs
dies all coors Csc. bundle Carpet Thread ..c str,
Iong-Neck Bone Collar Buttons 5c DOZEN Bows -
Pocket Knives, lJc.; Rogers Scissors usually Ee b..
par.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Their beautemptaton is dangerous; price-tempta-
ton more An entire stock OF silks bought
al slaughter prices aud nothing ever equaled them.
Imported French feau de Sole Dress SILK warranted
pure Lyons dye, soft mellow hnish fully reversible
y..0 value. for loc. yard.
lot OF Royal Grade Black Satin Duchess extra heavy.
v uuslty u lncnts vide, FOR SJ0 yard: Size grade q
yard
Remarkable value IN Black Gros-Bran Dress SILK soft
cashneIe hnish every thread pure silk, positively a $50
value for aJc. yard
lot Black satin NerveieuX. beautiful for waists war
Tan!Td 10 wear y inches WIDE worth Ssc for 81 lie yard
Back Cfos dc Naples. sOft-insh SILK fabric full
20 inches wide. Imported sell al $22 for $50 yard
l3 yards Imported French Tacta guaranteed T. give
entire satsfaction 3 inches wide. Importers price s.
for Sl.f5 yard.
20 yards Black Crystal Cords. IN the popin
eneft, Y inches wide $50 value, for see. yard
Black Aranre. thread pure silk inches wide
worth &c., for 55c yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Heavy China Mattings, close
weaves, zoe. grade, for I2aC.

Heavy China Mating. patterns, loo
Close Woven China Mating the 3c. grade, 1Sc.
Carpet Designs in Linen-Warp Mattngs, Tor lSc We're
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Two More Cases of Fine rIusIin I'M
derWear to Be Sold Monday.


These goods. by mistake msdirected and strayed
In shipment Ready Monday with opening Of the
Lace-Trimmed Muslin Night Gowns, water damaged
UP 81. for
10 dozen Lace and Embroidery-Trimmed Night Gowns,
that cost up 90 $50; your pick. zoe. for any.
p dozen finest Embroidery Trimmed Sl.J0 and SIPS
Cambria Gowns for Csc each, not injured at all
Is dozen Muslin and Cambria Gowns, trimmed in fine en-
brodery, water-damaged 15c for garments costing up
81
81 dozen Ladies Muslin Drawers scarcely injured at ALL
cost up 10 zoe. pair; your pick Sc. pair.
dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers wide cambria ruiles,
1870 pair; others OF good muslin &c usually; these l0c
pair
Lace Trimmed Undersbirts for &c. that cost up to SL5
Underskirts with deep cambria nOunce, for 2jc
Muslin Chemisa trimmed with linen lace, for l5c.
embroidery Trimmed Corset-COyers % and Sjc. for
lie.
Also pieces Of the 1Oc. Bleached AIuslins
Mater-Qamaged 5c. ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
The Millinery Turns Out Wonders.

Pretty Hats that to be looked for anywhere else
pearl Gray Golf Hats White silk folded band. Black
qulls for only 7Sc
Childrens Goif Hats, that cost &C. will be 29c.
Fur Felt Golf Hats. for misses CSC
Infants White Silk Embroidered Caps p and 35c.
The newest fads for children in Black Silk Caps
Handsomely Trimmed Turbans directories and other
shapes in showroom at prices to suit every possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

$3.50 Cut Jet Steel Trimmed Bead.
ed Belts for O8C.

Now Cut-Stee Girdlos So
New Mourning Beaded Bolts a neat design. for 81.
New Turquoise and Cameo and Miniature B0och.p,,
with cut-silyer trimmings -
signs; choice, 25o. -
childrsns Solid Gold Rings. SOC. kind &c
olga Nethersoie i5racelets, plain or chased. fsc
A special lot Of l0c Side-C0mbs They are beluf'ss
400 Odd Fancy Jewelled Pins cost up TO TO- fr n
NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
This Store Takes
Opportunities
By the Fortlock.
See The Prices Of Goods
ARRANGE! for Mondays Sale

and the busiest season OF a year
ago will be spectacle OF dlinl-
nutiye event as compared Win
this seasons position and pre-
paratiOn. .s
The Richmond mercantile LIE
recognizes this centre about
which business reVOiVeS. ms
position could not be held With
out true merit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Don't worry over Ladies' Dresses.
Here they come ready-made as would
make you proud.

ON many lots have the bargain prices; on all we
C0hcns economical price-ags. Ready-maue means
the haNlnC % money and an times Read lhese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

New Dog-Coar Belts in Black seal leather or patent,
leather with locks Ec. ~
The Best 75c. Dog-Coar Belts. Black SEAL Oozs 10.
Their. undressed Kid. for Joc.
THE LATEST CRAZE-The ZaZa DogC0lar Bolts "a
patent leather, chamoise ooze leather special 81.
each. W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Sale of Bed Comforts.

Cretonne. % to CSC. each; double and single bed.
Sateencovered, 75c. to $3.50; various prices between
WHITE CROCCHETED QUILTS. Marseilles design, Soc
for the usual Sc the $l9 ones, i5c; the largest
frnged Tor A.25.
III Fine $3.50 Real MaTselles Quilts will be sold for S25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
New and Nobby Dress Trimmings.

No matter what style of dress what the mate 'i
the trimming the newest Paris ana lSlhuOl
adanted garnure braid aovers, are 10 De hau
,o. ..a~d. otbere N
B. s. and 10c. - -, .hors =,
Black Hercules Braids inches WIDE &C. yard o'ners d"
/ and &c. yard
Fancy COored silk Glmps SC. yard.
Black silk Tom Thumb Fringe, sc. YARD
Wide Black silk Fringes 25c. yard.
Black SpaDg!cd Fringes tSc. yard.
New Taffeta SILK Hemstitched All-Overs 2O yaru'
Black Spangled Bands. 35c to $50 yard ,.-,.,...
Everything wanted in Steel and crystal IrmHihss
Band All-OVerS match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Dress ING SacQueS,

Eiderdown Dressing sacques. Pink Blue, Red, ant
Gray, ribbon crocheted edges usually &c. for $50
each
Double Breasted Military Sacques trimmed with three
silk frogs fancy cords, all colors, entirely new, fo
Sl39 would be cheap at -
Sss for Ripple Ederdown Sacques. satin bound sailor
collar, and ribbon strings usually $Z2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Four Cases of Linen Table Damasks
and Linen Towels Find Blind
Price.

The goods came through the custom-house unop
and will find sale here Monday without guage or va
on our part All First-Class Merchandise Warranted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
? Elegantly Tailored ElaCk
CheViOt Suits

Jackets silk lined, SKIRTS with best percane, for 80; usu-
ally Ssdo
ianasomcy Tailored Homespun Suits in all the pOpu-
lar colornss new habit back skirts richly stitched new
scaopeo jackets and skirts, for 5000 ana SZyS
Handsomely tailored Suits OF Hard-Fnished Scotch suit
jngs. double breasted, tght-ftng jacket SIX lined
throughout deliberately stitched for $2LO; others, in
Venetian and BrOadclOth,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Special Pillow Sale.

Real Down lixli for Ic each; other sizes to 2Sinch
for &c. 10 $50 according TO weight.
REAL FEATHER-BED PILLOWS pounds, ticI-cover-
ed for gc each fancytick-coyered for 75c others,
teen-cOyered, for CSC
Live-Goose Feather Pillows fancy Acknowledgement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Bath Robes.
fancy spIpes, al S5.ls, 3N9e, ana s09o
Goud Quality FIanneilette Wrappers

in new dark shades neatly trimmed with RULES anc
beading, $50 CSC
L1ua-IIcaVy Flannellette Wrappers, trimmed with rib
bon. best styles. for SL25 S4S a.6s, up TO $3.50
Neatly gOtten-up Wrappers of Atwood Flannel, II
Gray blue Red, and Black, trimmed with of No
hair BRAID for $780, would De cheap at 81.
49, q "a E;Tench Irlarnelletts MANNERS for COO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Buy Sheets and PilIOw-Cases While
at these Prices.

2llx2A yards Beaohed Sheets for &c. each; the same
2laX2ia for Ac.
TO match :or SOc TIC same in Pillow Cases for
Bleached BED Sheets. e3xSl, to be 25c. each.
Bolster Cases for l212c.
Pillow undersZes BIC; others
TO 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Silk Shirt-Wais NeWneSs.

Never before the modellngs artistic the de-
mand for them advantage in necessity
proper dress We prepared on the foremost ground
please. All the cOlors and Black; Tafeta de
Sole, and satin Duchess. S9S $3.50.
ATWOOD Cloth Waists braided fronts and backs; coors
and Black; also Black Brantine Waists corded fronts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Children's Refers, cost SI.75 to
S2.3O, marked z5C. choice.

Long Walking Coats ages Of years, 800 each
Chidrens Heavy School Refers beautifully braided
collars. an shades and Sizes Sl.9S.
$50 Handsome Kersey Refers, with self-colored
braid trimmings; real value $3.50
Handsome Refers, OF extra quality kersey in all
prevailing shades large, collars neatly braided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Book and Stationery Offerings.

Choice of lot Cloh-Bound Books, selected titles
the soc. edition, for PC.
TO close lot of Paper-Bound Novels, all the pOpu-
lar authors, choice DC. a volume
number Chdren's Books, left from last season, the
regular 10 and 15c. ones for PFC. each.
1000 pounds fine Writing Paper
Cncf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
100 Stamped Centrepieces, finest
linen, 24x24, usually 33C., for Isc.
each.

Satin Pin Cushions assorted coi0rs and sizes FOR %,
DC. each. ' a
The New Butterfly Pin Cushions Dc each
The largest and most complete line OF Applique
Shams and Doylies shown here Prices from D. - !,
Every shade Of Six that Belding Brothers or Her
way makes can be found here. '-i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
About 500 Petticoats is the smart
supply offered Monday.

Others deliberately braided, SlS9
SOlid-Black Sateen Underskrs. with corded stihenet
hounce, hannsette lined special. &c; cost S125
Colored and Black Mercerzed SILK Underslrts, corded
Spanish hounce, sl.98.
Fancy solld-Colored Italian Cloth Skirts. Umbrella
hOunce, SL25
ldBack Italian Cloth Skirts. corded hounce. lined
unlined CSC
Othors with ancnrdlon -nlaa Tod an,lnca 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Royal Bonn Vases and Centre
pieces, always soc. ones, I5C. choice

Tplitz and Bonn Vases. that usually sell az S. 81 '-.
50c.. for 81, co. and 25c choice.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or BIsQUE Az, ca
MET ORNAMENT EVER SHOWN II RICHhNNl.
Basque Match-safes and Toothpick Holders. VIII su1
attached, I0c.
Handsome Bsque Figures at 10 %. CO. 75c. and S.
Bisquo Groups from 81 10 $3.50 each. -
New Austrian Vases Bouquet Holders rais.i A'
designs. 10 %. Soc. 81. $3.50 and s. each. "a.
Dresden Cabinet Ornaments, new effects, az % ono -
each ,
81 Dresden Candelabra, with candle-hoders. eNtrl-l
size $50 80
French and Vienna Plaques at $3.50 $50. st. s. a1d
Beautiful Mounted Vases, Sovres and Onyx elts -
god-plated brass TRIMMING. for SD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Envelopes, dozen for SC
Sc quality of Paper in Lilac, Blue, White for 1O
50c quality Of Genuine Irish Linen for 25c. per box
Mound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
The Kid Glove

INTEREST HAS BEEN cAREEULI.Y LOOKED AZ
PAIRs VERY FINE KID GLOVES, IN ALL THE
NEW coLoRS; also, BLACK AND WHITE. THATLL
L dozen pairs Of Ladies' 2-Clasp Kid Gloves worth
81 d pair. for Coo
FOR SHADES 2-Clasp IApped-seam English Walk
ing Gloves and Ladies' 2Clasp Fine Mocha Gloves, in
o,To- aVFD TaoI~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Handsome Black Venetian Cloth
Tennis Skirts,

literally stitched around bottom, for $3.50.
Tunic Skirts OF Black Broadcloh, trimmed with satin
fbbon in scroll effect stylish, for $780, ordinarily
SIS
$50 A-weol Cheviot Skirts habit skirts, best lin
ipgs for $i25
Newest Mohar crepon Skirts best effects for 1919;
Atwood Homespuns and Fancy Plaids, for $3.50, in
stead Of s..
Sc for Brocaded Mohair Skirts. all styles; were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
ChiIdren's Walking Coats.

Chndrens Plain and Boucle Cloth Walking Coats from
9 years. IN Navy Brown, Rcd Cadet, Dewey Blue,
Reaeda Green and Castor, exqusey trimmed with vel
lace and Marten fur actual value $40 and $2
$t75 and NSS.
Chldrens Walking Coats of All-wool Broadcloh. with
3ucV col for al XVav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
A case of Fine ATWOOD Blankets
that cost $3.50 for $500.

The only for selling them is that Cohens bought
them
$l.75 each
White 81 co Blankets, in full III size for s2.25.
LARGEST HEAY COTTON BLANKETS MADE.-It
would be difficult to judge them cotton price, SL49
others, 50, 20 9Sc and $l.l9 per pair.
FULL LINE OF CHILDRENS CRIB BLANKETS; the
price starts At 4sc.
FANCY IMPoRTBD DOUBLE-FACED BATH-RoBE
BLANKETS, 1915 TO $3.50.
silk Couch Throws Csc. TO 1925
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-11
WILL NOT BACK DOWN
MRS. WERLICH DECLARES THE
CHARGES AGAINST DETEC-
TIVE WELLS TRUE
REITERATES HER STATEMENT

Mayor Kfefer, After Hearing All the
Testimony, Decides to Try to
sift Out the Facts From All the
Conflicting StOries-The Minneap-
oils Episode Explained by Norm
King and Miss Stewart.
The hearing Of the testimony in the
case Of Detective Wells, who was charg-
ed by Mrs. Sophie Werrick with visiting
her apartments whire intoxicated and be-
ing guilty of improper conduct, was con-
cluded yesterday, and Mayor Kiefer took
the matter under advisement. When ask
ed as to the case last evening the mayor
said:
Some years ago when l was clerk of
the district court Of this county a case
similar to the one I have been listening
to came up before Judge Simons, then a
member Of the bench. The attorneys
were each inclined to make a long speech
in summing up the case, but Judge ST.
mons cut them short, and in a very gruff
way remarked: 4 will look over the
testimony in this case and see where the
truth lies II will have to do about the
rapher will furnish me copy Of the tes-
timony, and as soon as I have the time
the matter wilt be considered and a de-
cision arrived att
Mrs. Werrick and her husband, Detec-
tive James Y. Werrick, were promptly
on hand at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at which hour the case had been ad-
journed, i'll order to allow Detective
Wells to secure witnesses. At the hear
ing Thursday an affidavit signed by Mrs.
Werrick was presented by Wells, which
stated that she did not make the charges
Of her own free will, and that she did
not care to press the charges against the
detective. When this was read Mrs.
Werrick informed the mayor that she
had been coerced into signing the paper;
and that the facts stated were not cor
rect.
Detective Wells took exceptions to this,
and said he could furnish witnesses who
had been present when Mrs. Werrick
signed the recanting affidavit, and each
Of the witnesses would testify that there
was no coercion used, and Mrs. Werrick
signed the paper of her own free will.
The witnesses called by Detective Wells
to prove his statement were Detective
Norman w. King, of Minneapolis; At
torney Thomas Clarity and Miss Stewart
also of the Mill City. Mr.. Clarity testi-
fled that Mrs. Werrick was handed a
paper to sign. but objected to the word
ing Of the same, and another was drawn
up and signed by her. He identified the
affidavit presented by Detective Wells to
the mayor Thursday as the one she sign
ed. He declared no coercion or force
had been used in order to get Mrs. Wer-
rick to sign the paper. Detective King
and Miss Stewart, who were present at
the office Of Mr.. Clarity, corroborated
the testimony Of the attorney.
Mrs. Werrick, at the conclusion of the
hearing, wept some and explained that
she did not know what she was signing.
Wells and his friends had urged her to
sign the paper, and she had become so
ratified" that she did as requested She
said the statements made in the charges
filed against Detective Wells were true
in every particular.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-11
DE PAGnMANN's JOKE.
He Is Everywhere Much Besieged
for His Autograph.

for His Autograph.
No one seems to enjoy life more than
Vladimir de Pachmann the famous Rus
sian pianist, who will be heard at the
Peoples church next Tuesday. He is 50
genuine in his enthusiasm and so pleased
/ with applause and praise of his playing
that he makes las many friends off as on
the stage. I9 When he reached Chicago he
found over fifty letters begging for his
autographs. He cannot attend to these,
but gives an autograph to every one who
asks him, for he has not the heart to
turn anybody away. The poor man was
not only besfeged whenever he appeared
In public by autograph fiends, but was
also sought out at his hotel by them. Just
before the representative of the Chicago
Tribune called on him he had returned
from short walk and then dined In the
cafe.
He said: "Oh, I enjoyed my dinner
very much. There was something on the
menu which was exquisite In flavor, but
do not know what it was. [ have never
tasted it before. 1 take a little beer for
digestion. [ sometimes have bad feel
ing here" and he placed his hand on his
stomach andalooked for help to the cell
ing. Il always call Anheuser-B Busch
Tannhauser-Busch. It is joke of mine.
Is 1t not a good one?" he asked.
Il can express by a handshake Weber,
CHOPIN and Schumann," he seriously in
formed the reporter. Thereby he grasped
the reporters hand gently, pressed the
tips Of the fingers. ''That is Weber,
he exclaimed. He then gave a little firm
er grasp to the hand nearer the middle
of the fingers. ZACH! that is Chopin" he
again said. The third grasp was the
whole of the hand in a firm pressure
And here is Schumann, NIGHT wahr?y and
seraphic smile Illuminated his face
The seat sale for De Pachmann opens this
morning at Howard, FarWell & Co.'S,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-11
SOME JOBS NEEDED.
a Number of the Thirteenth still
Looking for Positions.

There are sun some sixty men, ex-sol-
diers Of the Thirteenth Minnesota regi-
ment, seeking places whereby they can
honestly and >ind1striously win. their daily
support. There does not seem to the
committee In charge of ths-wer41 to have
been the response by the business com
munity that might have been expected to
their appeals for places fer these young
men. They have fought bravely. They
ought surely now to have the opportunity
to work. That's all they ask,
The committee Of the Auxiliary asso-
citation has secured the services of Mr.
Daniel T. Wellington to take charge Of
this matter Of bringing the men needing
employment to the notice OF business
houses and corporations having vacancies.
He will be found every day from lG to IL
a. m. and from 4 to p. m. at 80 East
Fourth street, basement floor. where he
Will be glad to see the members of the
regiment seeking work or business men
wanting employees for any purpose.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-11
SYMPHONY CONCERT AGAIN.
A Matinee to Be Given at the PeO-
pies Church Today.

The Chicago Symphony orchestra will
give a matinee at the Peoples church
this afternoon at 2:15. An entire change
of programme from the one which de-
lighted the 1900 people who heard It last
Tuesday evening will be given.
Several requests have been made that
Mr.. Sherwood again play the Saint-Saens
concerto and the string choir the entire
acte from Lucia dI Lammermoor," as
arranged by Mr.. Rosenbecker. One and
possibly both of these will be heard also
The Y. M. c. A. is managing this mat
inee and is managing the advance sale
of tickets at the office today Following
is the programme: Overture, William
Tell" Rossini; "Polonaise Brillante,"
Weber-Liszt, Mr.. Sherwood and orches-
ira; "Frauenliebe," Fahrbach; aria,
Samson and Delilah,' Saint-Saens,
Nine. Lime; fantastic ''Traviata," Verdi;
Hungarian fantasia, List, Mr.. Sherwood
and orchestra; Evening STAR" ''Tann-
hauser," Wagner Mr.. Meyn; (a) minuet,
Bolzoni; CD serenade, Schubert; ooh, the
Days of YOUTH LA Favorita," Donizet-
ii, Nine Lime and Mr.. Meyn; "Colum-
bia March," Rosenbecker.