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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-10
THE REPUBLICAN,
STATE MEETING
BoWden and Wise Have.
Separate Headquarters.
CONVENTION TO-DAY.
Nansemond Democrats in Favor Con-
stitutionaI Amendment.
COUNTIES TAKE NO ACTION.
Tho Second District Republicans De-
nouncc Civil Service and Arraign
DR.. Wisc for Not Being Present
When the Vote Was Taken
in CoDgrcss-J. B. Stoyall
Nominated.
COUNTIES TAKE NO ACTION.

NORFOLK. VA, April o.-Soecial.-The
Republican State Convention will convene
In the Academy of Music at noon to-Innr-
row. The delegates are pouring into the
city to-nigalt and the city is filled with
life. Chairman Agnew is here.
The Bowden and Wise wings have sepa-
rate headquarters.
One thousand and ten delegates are cx-
pectcd. IT is regarded as settled that the
four delegates and four alternateS, who
will be selected to attend the National
Convention at Philadelphia, will be in
structed for Mckinley, and that Hon.
George E. Bowden, National Committee
man, and Park Agnew, State Chairman.
will be reelected.
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nforcemcnts Needed.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Adjutant-
General Corbin said to-day, regarding the
dispatch from Manila. which stated that
reinforcements had been requested By
Generals Young and Bell, OF General
Otis:
..It is fact, that I have learned that
such reinforcements have been requested
of Otis No official notice has been given
me in regard to this matter, but I can
state. that the forces under Bell and
Young are Inadequate"
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Northampton Republicans.

QAFE CH-AlaLES. VA. April 9.-Spe-
cial.-The Republican Convention of the
First Congressional Dis strict was held at
Cape Charles to-day. The attendance OF
delegates was quite large. Mr.. c. G.
tSrni,hers. Collector of Customs of Cape
Charles, and Mr.. D. w. Pitts of West
ern Shore, were elected delegates to the
National Convention al Philadelphia from
this district. W. s. Har6wick, OF West
moreland county. was elected elector.
Several OF the delegates left on the even
ing boat for Norfolk 10 attend the State
Convention.
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northumberland Democrats.

WARSAW, VA, April 9.-Spec!al-The
Democrats of Northumberland County
met in mass-meeting at Heathville and
elected Hon. c. Harding Walker DR.. J. H.
Booker. Jno. II. Palmer. Wm. Biundon
and Lloyd T. Smith delegates: Jos. w.
Anderson, C.-Chambers, VIM. Henderson,
A. V Williams and DR.. j. W. Tankford
alternates to the State Convention, which
meets in Norfolk on May Cd.
There was no expression in reference to
the constitutional convention.
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GREAT DEMONSTRATION.


Thousands Crowd to Express sympathy
for Beers
TTIIILNDELPTIIA. April Cone OF the
greatest demonstrations of sympathy ever
shown in this city for any foreign ma
tion took place tonight when the Aca-
denny of Music was jammed with people
for the purpose of taking part in the
Philadelphia school-boys' pro-Boer rally.
The primary object of the gathering was
to send a message of greeting to Presi-
dent Kruger, signed by 2o.G00 pupils OF the
schools of this city. SO great was the
crush, mostly of the younger generation.
that many thousands were unable TO get
near the doors, and the mass OF strug-
Cling people was entertained b. music
while the meeting inside was in progress.
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ROAST DR.. WISE.
Arrai.ned by Second District Repnh-
lir.U Cpr,vcrfi ion

!tcHN CONVcItION.
NORFOLK. VA. April 9-Special.-The
Second District Republicans assembled in
convention here to-day under the call
of Samuel l.. Burroughs, authorized by
Park Agnew. State chairman. endorsed
President McKinleys administration and
declared in favor of his renomination.
They denounced Cleveand'S civil service
rules ana arraigned Congressman Wise
for his alleged failure to be present when
a vote on the civil service law was
taken. Hon. George T. Bowden and Hon..
w. S. Hollond We're elected delegates to
the National Convention at l'hiladel-
pllia: S. l.. Burroughs and William
I,horosood alternates.
Colonel j. j. Dcycr. Of southampton,
was nominated for Presidential elector.
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Prize Vessels.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Navy
Department has received from j. y
Strip1ing. United States District Attorney
for the Southern District of Florida, q
statement of the results of the proceedings
conducted by him before the court in that
district in the matter of condemnation OF
prizes taken by American warships dur
inf the Spanisil-American war.
It appears from his statement tina
there were twenty-seven ships declared
prizes and twenty-four captured vessels
We're released and restored to the owners
by decree OF the court.
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SUMMARY OF To-DAY's NEWS


Local.
The Epworth Church will have a new
location.
Republican District Convention held
and delegates elected
Charter Is granted to the Bijou Com
Primary elections held to-day.
Richmond Carnival matters in e1csl-
lent shape.
Sunday in the churches.
State.
State Republican Convention at Nor
folk to-day Indicates clash between the
Wise ard Rowden wings oS the party
Second District Republican Coaven-1
ton roast DIR. Wise for not voting on
question of civil service.
+ Famous Wardey case noile pressed
in wythe County Court. Public sentt-
ment satisfied. ,,,..,.
stone.
The Sixth District Republicans non1t- {
s nate =. 3. Srovail for Congress.
--campbell Democrats endorse the cor-
ststusional amendment and State Senator
Glass.
General.
Plans changed for the memorial
bridge across the Potomac.
INDIAN Appropriation bill passed with
out sectarian school amendment.
Attempt 10 name time TO vote on
Quay case failed.
ForeiSn.
Roberts may be Obliged to make .
winter campaign. IS
with rest OF British army yintagxu0tsia- 4,
!
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Heceiyers .Appnintetl.

ATLANTA. GA, April 9,-Ir the United
states Circuit Court to-day Judge Don
Pardee named receivers for the three de-.
funct Building and Lean Associations OF
this city r.. C. Aston was named for the
Southern Home Building and Loan Asso-s9
cIatiun: Julius T.. Brown for the National
Railway Building and Loan Associations.
and E. Fl. PHI for the Atlantic National
Building and Loan Association.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
President said he would take the matter.
under advisement.
CUBA BEING AMERICANIZED.
Hon. S. L. Kelley Lectures on the Good
Tint Has Rcclf Done

That Has Been Done.
Hon. S. l.. Kelley delighted the mem-5
bers OF the, NIcGill Catholic Union last
night with his lecture, entitled "a Re-
cent Trip to Cuba which proved ex-
ceedingly interesting and instructive.
Mr. Kelley told OF the wonderful im-
provements made on the island since
the Spanish-American war. He said that
under the present government Havana
was as clean and orderly as any city of
its size in the United States. and the
majority of people in Cuba were Wei
pleased with the change. and satisfied to
be citizens of the United States.
There is plenty OF room on the island
for Americans and American improve
ments. contendeG Mr.. Kelley. The
speaker referred to the high regard in
which the natives held General tFftzhuEh
Lee He thought that II the island con-
tinued under American control 1T would
be equally as great as any State in the
Union within q few years.
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CAMPBELL DEMOCRATS
Endorse Constitutional Amendment
and State Senator Glass.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April 9.-Special.-
Al a meeting OF Democratic voters,
held at RustburS to-day. delegates We're
e.ected TO the State Convention to be held
In Norfolk. A circular strongly protest.
ing against constitutional convention vas
distributed among the crowd, but despite
this fact, resolutions heartily endorsing
the movement We're adopted.
Among other things il was stated that
the constitutional convention, in ,ile opin-
ion of the massmeettnS, was the most
practical and economical mcdc of reliev-
ing the Taxpayers of their present bur
deus.
Resolutions were also adopted endorsing
the course OF Mr.. Carter Glass in the
late Legislature.
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The Plant VIII

NEW YORK. April 9.-Justice Freeman.
In the Supreme Court. to-day reserved
decision upon the application of Mrs.
Margaret Plant, widow of the late rail-
road and steamboat magEate. for the
removal of the suit contestins the valid
fly OF the will OF her husband from the
equity to the trial part of the court.
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Nfntinntn DiSi1Ii.S

WASHINGTON. April 9,-Solicitor-Gene-
raj Richards to-day submitted motion
to dismiss the writ of error from the de-
cision Of the Circuit Court OF Appeals for
the Second Circuit in :he case of Captain
Oberlin N. Carter, on The ground that the
Supreme Court has no jurisdiction.
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Trial Bc~ui,.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April "a spe-
zcial from Chesterfield Courthouse, S. c.,
says:
.oThe trial of Thomas Stein John, Ben
janlin and Harvey Jackson. for the burnes
ing and killing of the white woman Cassie.
Boon. in the upper part Of this county
some weeks agos was begun this morning
before Judge Klugh, and will probably
be finished Tomorrow q
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Judge l,l,c:, l:n.torsch.

wYTHEvILLE. VA. April Especial
The Democratic mass-meeting elected the
following delegates TO the Stale Convep-
ton at Norfolk:
A. A. Campbell, DIR. r. T. Moore. Robert
Sayers. Capt. W. G. Howell, Jno. W.
Porter, James n. McGavock. j. +. NJ.
ssnsnersnan, S. S. sim11ernan and Robert
Landreth.
Resolution were passed endorsing Judge
Rhears action in Congress.
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accidental wonndiug.

CHICAGO. April "a verdict of death
by an accidental wound was decided on
to-day by the coroner's jury in the case
Of Captain Louis 0sthe!m, Of the FissI
United States Artillery who was found
dead last night in his apartments at tho
Auditorium annex.
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GIGANTIC COM MBINATION.
Cerncgio Steel Co. and Cramps to
Consolidate.

NEIW YORK, April 9-The World to-
morrow will say:
negotiations are in progress for COM
bination of the gigantic new Carnegie
Company and the Cramp ship-buildinS
concern. II the conference now going
on in Atlantic City results in a satis-
factory arrangements the coalition be-
tween these two great interests will soon
be announced"
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No LikcI,l,ood OF q recurrence

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Secretary.
Root to-day made public a telegram from
General Davis. the military governor OF
Porto Rico, in regard to the recent labor
troubles near San Juan, but beyond tndi-
eating his private opinion that there is no
likelihood of azrecurrence OF the riots: the
Secretary declined to discuss the matter
.n11hIica ion.
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Pnssib!e C0urt-lnnrtini.

MANILA. April $50 P. Man inter-
esting topic of conversation in army cir
cles is the investigation OF General Frsda-s
rick Funs,on's execution of two Filirinns,
and the possibility of the erourt-Hartial rec
.slllting therefroul. VI .tsss II
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J,,,ue,burr Democrats

BLACKSTONE, VA, April Especial
AT a n1ass-meetfng OF, Lunenburg Oesno-
Gratis held at the conrt-s,cuse to-day 70
select delegates TO the Norfolk co1'Ee'i-s
ton. resolutions were passed jnstructinS
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Mr.. John NJ. Ea:an Was Elected Pres
i(lent Yesterday

1U6Nt 7 cSIcctIHy.
SAVANNAH, GA, Apri! 9.--At 4 meet
ing of the Board of Directors OF the Gem
trail of Georgia Railway Company to-day
John NJ Eagan, vice-preslident, was elect
ed president to succeed the late Hugh NJ
Conner No vice-president was elected
Mr.. Eagan will discharge the duties Of
both offices. J. F. Hanson, of Macon, was
elected chairman of the Executive Board,
succeeding Samuel Spencer. A. r. Law
ton was elected member of the board
to succeed the late President Conner.
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The Dry Tortu.ns.

WASHINGTON. April 9.-The Presi-s
dent to-day signed an executive order
transferring from the War Department
to the Naval Department the control OF
the Dry Tortugas Islands, OF the south
ern end OF Florida.
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Destructive Fire.

4 NEW YORK. April ga fire In Green
Point this morning threw between Il go
ara 1.5e1 men our of employment and
destroyed several factories. The DAMAGE
is estimated at from 500, 900 to 36Q0,0M
The c2usa OF the dra il 11nknawn
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c,n,.lottc JVun1,l,s OIckinlcy.

WASHINGTON A April 9-Senater F'rltcn-
ard, of ..sorth Carolina, to-day called at
the White House and invited the Presi-7
dent to attend the annual 5cele ebra ton OF
the sMecklenhurg Declara, ion: 'ofs Indepen-SS
denee, at Charlotte, y: G. May. zotn 81 he
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Henry County Democrats.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, April a.-Spe-
cial.-The Democrats of Henry County
held a convention in the courthouse 10
day and appointed delegates to the Nor
folk Convention.
Resolutions were adopted favorins
amending the constitution.
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Dr. mcclure Grows Weaker.

No sign cf Improvement was shown
throughout yesterday and last nisnt. in
the condition OF DR.. Hunter AicGuire, and
it was thought at an early hour this
morning that he was considerably weaker.
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Sunday Exhibits in Paris.

PARIS. April 9,-The French authort-
ties have decided that all exhibits at the
exposition are to be open to the public
on Sundays, and the United States ex-
hibits are, naturally, within this regu-
latiOn.
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RANCE OF THERMOMETER.

Range OF thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday was as follows: a. NJ.
a: II M. IS: a'. M. 81: L. ~. 46: 9
p M, "a; II NJ, A. average tempera-
ture, as.1s.
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WEATHER FORECAST AS

! Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
virginia-Fair Tuesday and probably
Wednesday: fresh northeriy winds
North and South Gs,soiira--ptair Tues
day ana "wednesday: westerly winds
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The following postotfices have been
established in Virginia: Bay and Slate.
Floyd county, and Swans. Amherst
county Postmasters In Virginia have
been appointed as follows: William A..
Thompson. Nowlins Mil: Lucy r. West.
Bay; John p Burnett, Slate. and Henley
Coffey Swans.
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MILFORD.

w. Truman Smith is able to be about again after an illness of several weeks
 Benjamin Fun met with quite a loss In having his entire drove of ducks kill ed by dogs.
 The ladies of the Plymouth church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Clark and daughter Charlotte have returned from Florida, where they have been spend- ing the winter
 Mrs. Harry Oviatt and her son Cliff ford are visiting MT. and Mrs. Edward Rechell on River street
 Mrs. William Chadderton, who has been visiting, has returned home to Mt Kisco, N. ".
 Mrs. Milton Mesrole has returned home after visiting her brother in New York
 Frank Brown has sold out his bicy- cle business to William $. Clark the Woodmont postmaster.
 Frank Worden is visiting friends in town.
 The regular monthly meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Smith on Wheeler Farm road.
 The annual election of officers at the Milford Wheel club will be held this evening.
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The f1atfish season is on.
 High water to-day, 4:0S a. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros'
 Extensive repairs are being made in the Roman Catholic church on Wooster street.
 The New Haven Chess club has sent a challenge to the Yale Chess team for tournament to be held on Saturday evening. The challenge has been &C., cepted.
 The next meeting of the Connecticut grand lodge of the New England Or der of Protection will be held in this city on Wednesday, April Il, in A. O. U. W. hall at 139 Orange street.
 The regular meeting of the class for the study of the Prayer-Book, conduct ed by Mrs. Frederic R. Honey, will be held this afternoon at o'clock in Trfn- ity parish house. The next and last meeting will take place on Tuesday af- ternoon, April 10, at the same hour
 The many friends of Conductor George H. Skinner of the Fair Haven and Westville road will learn with re- gret of the very serious illness of his youngest son with pneumonia. All that a loving mother and the best medical skill can do to relieve the little sufferer has been done, but last evening the chances were against the recovery of their loved one.
 The Lafayette dollar is abroad in the land, and a very beautiful coin it is. On one side are represented classic busts of Washington and Lafayette, and beneath these are the words lone dol lar" The other side shows an eques- trian statue of Lafayette, and an in- scription around this sets forth the fact that the original was erected by the youth of the United States.
 A new gols course is to be laid out at Morris Cove by the Peouot associa- tion. It is the intention of the com mittee to have the links in shape by the early part of the coming summer that the members may have the full advantage of the course for the entire season Satisfactory arrangements have been made with the owners of the land and speedy completion of the course is looked for.
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NED ADVERTIsEM EN1s TO-DAY

A Colonial Girl-Hyperlon Theater. Chauncey Olcott-Hyperion.
 Coifee-S. w. Hurlburt.
 Dr. Agnew's Olntment--E. A. Gessner. Easter Offerings-M. Greenberg. Easter Garb-Howe X Stetson. For Sale-House-Bee Photo Parlors. For Rent-Roonls-130 St. John Street. Friday and Saturday-Public Market. For Rent-Store-746 Chapel Street. Fancy Elgin Butter-D. M. Welch X Son. Good Things -MacGowan Cycle Co. Garden Hose-The j. E. Bassett x Co. Gas News-N. H. Gas Light Co., Liquid Connecticut Liquid Air Co. Lobsters-The A. Foote Co. Our Report-The Edw. Malley Co. Remington Bicycles-160 Orange Street. Rockers-The Chamberlain Co. Safety-N. H. Trust Co.
 Upholstery-The Chas. Monson Co. Uphostery-Gamb Desmond Co. Women's Welt Oxfords-N. H. Shoe Co. Wanted-Cook-113 Whitney Avenue. Wanted-Girl-3 Orange Street. Wanted-Situation-6 Nash Street.
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V L4IHLR RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C., April 5, 1900, p. m. Forecast for Friday and Saturday. New England: Fair and warmer Friday and probably Saturday; winds shifting to fresh southerly.
 For eastern New York: Fair and warmer Friday, probably rain Saturday; fresh northwestery winds shifting to southerly.
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MILK DEPOT FOR THE POOR

An important hygienic and philanthropic enterprise is under consideration by the Hartford County Medical association. It is in brief, the establishment on the east side of the city of milk depot for the poor people of that section. The development of the plan outlined above is the work of a commission appointed three years ago, con sisting of Drs. Abrams. C. c. Beach, Dowl' ing, Wolff, Parsons of Thompsonvillc, Stros. ser of New Britain Taft and Murphy. They have made extensive experiments.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
COAL BINS ON SOUTH FIR ONT STR EFT
 CHANGED TO ICE HOUSES.

ChiIdren's Hour at Second Congrega- tionnl Church-Oyster steamer Isnnc SarnnRc Lake.
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Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

L. M.. TARR. Observer.
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My son is learning to be an electrl- clan"
 Well, I suppose he knows pretty well what to do by this time"
 "Oh, no; he isn't half through yet learning the things he musnt do."- Chicago Record.
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If,he t.npv ts gu.,.up Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-trled remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chlldren's teetuing. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
 d1l NEW < w 1y
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The New Millinery.

THE first day of the opening made clear two \ phases of our millinery--that it is the smart est show in the city and that it is the biggest. Very important phases boh The insues that abso- ute and becomingness without which hat is apt to be sad affair And the second phase that of ex- of the showing that individual fancies and purses can be oratiied
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fAQV o n XAH AyTS (guT KEUeTa yW
 NA , On the Opening.

0F the first opening day--Wednesday--we can V not speak from the point of view of the public But from the numbers of people that were present throughout the day and evening, and their audible expressions of opinion, may draw the inference that the picturesque features of the day the beauty of the decorations the flowers and music together with the spendd exhibition of the goods of
 the characteristic of the big enterprise of Conn eccuts Greatest Store and found responsive in the good opinion of our patrons.
 But from point of view itwas expression of confidence And for have the confidence its public is the highest of all attainments. We are grateful
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The Reign of ViOlets.

The Reign of ViOlets.
 Violets are the prime flaw orites-as ever. And we are showing a greater variety to match the progress that has been made in flower mak- ing. Single violets, double violets, mixed violets, dark violets, bright violets-most of them decided violets and some showing the unique reddish tint. SC, oc,. 12Hc, Iec, 25c to SIPS. Flowers at 19c.
 Crushed roses, the popular rose of the season, 5 in bunch, 8 different shades.
 Lilacs, both purple and white with foliage.
 Bluetts, small-but as many as 27 of them in one bunch.
 Topples, some with, some without buds.
 Forget-me-nots, six sprays. Flowers at 29c.
 Velvet pansies, 5 large flowers with bud and leaves.
 Daisies, brown and yellow centers.
 Cornhowers-the favorite flower of Emperor William Lone half dozen large flow CTS.
 Half blown roses, 6 in a bunch.
 Rose foliage.
 Violets, 6 dozen in bunch.
 Violet foliage-just one big bunch of the green leaves.
 77,r .a rsyxL,AA
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Untrimmed Hats.

Untrimmed Hats.
 Children's straw hats in plain and fancy mixed straws, from 3oc to $I.4o.
 Ladies dress shapes in plain colors and mixed rough braids-chip and Tuscan, 4oc to $2.9o.
 In fancy rough braids the shapes in vogue are the Anna Held, Dlrectoire, the Hobbs, Waldorf, Astoria, Tulaine, Larchmont, Cambridge, Nou- velle, E dgewater and Langtry. From 49c to $2.oo. Flowers at 3oc.
 Silk peoples, three.
 Large sprays of lilacs.
 GeranlumS.
 Geranium foliage.
 Grasses in both natural and pastel colors-to be worn separate and in combination with flowers. Flowers at 59c.
 Chrysanthemums-3 with. buds, all colors.
 Carnations, 5 large flow CT with buds.
 Flowers from 49c to $3.75.
 Maiden hair ferns, oSc.
 Apple Blossoms, 69c.
 Rose buds, eighteen in bunch, with rubber stems, $1.25.
 Ju1e roses, the popular thing in flower hats, dozen, $1.25.