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Evening journal., 1900-06-22
COUNCIL AGAIN
IN DEADLOCK
Failed to Elect a Port
Warden at Last Nights
Meeting

City Council added another to its list
of deadlocks wneL at last nights
meeting it failed to elect member Of
the Board of Port Wardcns.
Afrer routine business had leen
transacted the members proceeded tol
endeavor to elect two wardens. AS re-
TrlIel by law, the Board Of T:ade made
recommendations, naming i. 7. War
nef. c. w. Puscy, George II. >. Cam
and Colonel Enoch Moore. For the
loEs term Of i've years Mr.. Kane nomi-
mated G. M. ID. Cam, and Mr.. Stewart
named Mr.. Pusey. Mr.. Cam received
2 votes and Mr. pusey ?. For the short
term Mr.. Warner and Colonel Moore
were nominated. Mr.. Moore received
votes. Mr.. Wa,h'r 2. and blanks
were cast. No election was declared.
City Auditor Pyle reported having
examined the acc1 'nts and settled with
Former Collector Edmund Mitchell, IT,,
for the year 1857. The accounts were
as follows:
Total city assessment, $224,-
34O65, at 81 for city pur-
poses. 49,. .....- ,...... 1921, f,S4O6E
Total school assessment, S22,-
292, ,733, at 40 cents. ... S9,170.9
Five per cent. added to all
collections after September
/, 1897 ........... S,O27.sC
Total ........... ...... 1916, ,5Ss. As
collections in July. 1897. s235, ,741 n
Rebates in July, 1897. 12,40O.3l
Collections August, 1897. ASIA
! Collections from September,
1897, TO June q. 1900. ..... 60,S15.6.
Error list allowed ........ 2,770.3'
Total ....... .......... $316, ,539. Al
i City Treasurer w. l.. Hamann re
ported the balance in First Nationa
Bank to be s2,921.S5; received of /. c
Pyle, $lO5.90; Edmund Mitchell, Jr.
$1,1SO; Thomas S. Lewis, sS05; Eu
gene NJ. Savers. S525.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
WORCESTER ON THE WAR.
Claims Democratic view IL Keeping
Up the Fighting.

Detroit Oct. ga special 10 the
Tribune from Ann Arbor says:
Regent Dean OF the University OF
Michigan has received a letter from Dean
C. Worcester. a member of the United
states Commission in the Philippines.
which is in part as follows:
conditions were improving here very
rapidly up to the time Bryan was nomi-
mated and began TO talk In public. The
result OF the announcement Of his policy
In regard to the Philippines was 10 put a
stop TO the important surrenders' which
we're steadily being made under the terms
OF the amnesty and 90 bring about re-
newed hostii,ies through the worst dis
tricts here in Luzon.
we know absolutely from captured cor
respondence that this desperate effort TO
keep up a show Persistence Is being
made only in the hope Of influencing the
election at home; and important insurgent
leaders like Sandico Say that unless Bry-
an is elected or the war IN China draws
troops from these islands, they will give
no their useless efforts in November
therefore do not look for any general i'm
provement IN the situation until after the
presidential election: hut. with that out
81 the way. I expect 20 see a speedy
change for the better"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

But they will tell you that these new
dollars. containing sTih grains. will Be a.
valuable then as so grains are now They
viii tell you that dollar IL a dollar. and
that free coinage will bring the value OF
the bullion up 90 Us coinage value. ~
that then SIN grains will be worth a dol
Tar That Is true IN one sense but u Is
not true In essence or In fact rhVee hun
drsd and sevsnty-one and one-fourth grain
In silver bullion will be indeed worth enc
% the new silver doilaFe, because with
that number OF grains YOU can get one OF
the new dollars. and one ~ the new dol
larr viii be worth sTih grains Of silver be-
cause there are Just MiA graine IN a. but
the question question IN which You
are intercsted-ls this: What will be the
value Of that dollar when paid 40 me m
wages. compared with the dollar In which
I am now paid7 You know the value "a
your present dollars Are you prepared
10 guarantee TO yourselves ard 20 your
families that these new proposed collars
vssn ~ Of equal OF even % approximate
valuo7 No, gentlemen. you can not anor1
20 do go Take tho risk OF such an empty
chance II you will but when the hour OF
vo,,r grief and disappointment shah come.
a. come II surely will. then blame your
selves but absoive the Republican party
from any responsibility Tor the advers.tes
you will suffer
Eject OF Present silver stock.
There IL another point, not yea noticed
Of the wsaeheiest consideration. When
,he silver bullion now owned By the gov
eminent shall be fully coined there viii
he ottsta ndlnR In the form OF silver dol
lars OF silver certificates tho sum OF near
Is 500 ooOO0o With the fires coinage OF
silver On private account u viii be TIM
possible for the treasury 20 maintain the
all N
our money The silver dollars we now
have will inevitably sink to "A level with
che new doiars--that Il 20 say. they VIII
sink 20 their bullion value. or TO ~ cents
on the dollar This means that the pres
euf OF future holders Of our silver money
are 20 be defrauded Of not less thsn Nop.-
10000 IN value And who are these hold
ers-not che banks not the capitalists.
The silver money Il scattered FAR and
wide-in the hands OF hundreds Of thous-
ands OF our people, most OF whom live
west Of the Aileghanies
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
LAST TRIBUTE TO SHERMAN.
president Mckinley and other on
cfais Attended the Fruseraa
Services az siaaSusHd, O.


Mansfield O.. Oct "a John RnermaD
was laid In hts final resting place here
this afternoon. between The hours Of II
a. m. and .. m. while che casket lay IN
Grace Episcopal Church. where Sherman
worshipped a. q youth. thousands OF per-
sons passed before the catafaIque pay
Ing their last tribute 20 their fellow
townsman.
Every business house was draped M
mourning. churches were sll open. the
streets were throngsd with thosnands.
when az 1910 o'clock the special train ar
rived from Washington bearing En-. body
of the former Secretary Of state. For
ty-twO members Of Bherman'e brigade,
survivors Of that famous body armed and
ACQUIRED for service IN the Civil war hy
John Sherman. stood with barred heads
beside the funeral oar.
Mayor Brown assisted President Me
kinley 20 aiight. Secretary Of War Eilhu
Root. Secretary Corteiyou. Judge Day.
formerly Secretary % State. and others
followed the President All uncovered and
fell back ~ tho casket was removed 20
a hearHe. Then President Mckinley, SEQ
Rotary Root. Secretary Corteiyou and
Congressman Kerr Of this city entered a
carriage, which. followed BY the hcarss,
led the procession 20 Grace ehuech.
Pres. Mckinley aid not enter the church
but drove AZ once 10 the home OF Con-
gresham Kerr. where the Presidential
party had luncheon. Senator Hanna ar
rived an hour later and spent ere TINA
before the funeral In consultation with
the President
The services. which began at . o'clock.
were short ana simple There was no
sermon. only the service OF the Episcopal
Church.
Lead. Kindly Light was sung by tho
surpiiced choir. Eight policemen bore The
casket 20 the hearsc. followed by tho hon
orary pallbcarers.
To the Mansfield eemetery. a mile dis
lance the procession moved. led by tho
carriage containing Pres. Mckinley and
party. n passed beneath massive arch
Of black across Main street near the SOL
diers and sailors monument. and between
lines o. people extending the entire diA-
lance
Pres. Mckinley and party departed for
Canton coon after the conclusion OF the
services a. the cemetery
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
NAVAL ORDNANCE AND ARmoR.
Success of Double Turret and the
Amor Plate QaestIon.

Washington. Oct. 25.-The annual report
OF Rear Admiral o'Neil contains an in
teresting summary Of the important de-
vclopments OF tho year In the matter OF
naval ordnance and armor and powder.
The estimates for the next year. which
aggregate sT.fS7.sS5. include a single item
OF 100000 under head OF increase OF the
navy. armor and armament. The Admiral
makes no recommendations on the aTmor
question for the future.
Admiral O'Neil praises the double tur-
ret system He says the turrets success
fully stood their gun fires. were under
perfect control and were strong. and in
fact no unfavorable reports Of the battery
have been received The Admiral says the
turrets ere without doubt an unqualified
success.
The armor question II treated histori-
cally In the report. and only the most
concise statement respecting the opera
tions OF the year u made. unaccompanied
by any recommendation for the future.
one OF the references In the report r.
10 the submarine boat Holland and Ad-
mirai O'Neii says that while the trial
runs, probably made under favorable con-
disions. have created favorable impress
sion. Il Is too early as yet 20 say much
In regard TO the practical utility for war
purposes 81 boats OF this type. Undoubt-
eddy the moral effect OF their known or
suspected proximity viii be considerable
but more intimate knowledge OF their
qualities will be necessary before cor
rect estimate Of their military value can
he made
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
bishop of Shanghai Praises the I'm,
peror of Germany.

peror of Germany.
Louisville, oct. 25.-The nrst business OF
the third and last days session of the
missionary council OF the Episcopal
Church was the adoption OF resolution
striking out che word foreign" from tho
title OF the Official missionary organlza-
ton
Bishop Partridge OF Japan read a letter
from the Episcopal bishop of Shanghai. in
which the following occurred:
What we feel worst about is the N,
terly weak attitude of the United States.
II We had only our country 10 depend up
on we should have been In a bad way. for
believe they would make peace az
any price. And think OF accepting
II Hung Chang rs peace negotiator. aft
er ne said 20 Consul GooJnow that so long
as the ministers were safe the lives OF tho
missionaries were OF no account
The letter continued by charging Min
lster Wa az Washington had done much
naFm and accusing him OF plausible mis-
representations and the Americans" the
letter added. seem to delight 10 believe
him"
The letter ended by saying that a. the
present time they were all cheering for
Emperor William. who seemed TO be the
only man who had the courage 10 take A
nrm stand for the rights OF the Euro
peans IN China"
The council adopted resolution reauest-
lnR the general convention 10 give tho
house OF bishops permiss on to consecrate
bishops for the islands that have come
under the protection OF the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
BACON TO AID BRYAN.


be given the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
The Craftsmanship OF the Committee on
Labor and Labor Statistics will probably
so TO Kiiburn of Bib. although Houston
Of Fulton. another prominent labor leader.
Is also spoken o..
There is considerable talk Of steed Of
Taylor for the head of the Railroad Com
mittee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
ALABAMA AFTER TERRITORY.
first step In the Plan 90 annex
Western Florida.

Montgomery Ala, oct. 2S.-secre'ary o.
s,ate MeDavltt. has taken the hrst step
toward annexing West Florida. to Ala
bama.
In his annual report 60 the governor
the secretary OF state says that Alabama
runs a mile further south on the eastern
boundary than the tract books have here
tofore shown and that the safe y pos
sessed 81 a wedge Of land which his Of
ace records failed TO show. running one
hundred miles along the southern end 81
the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
ie.cnr.l the Mi.s,annrIrr.

Paris. Oct. 25.-The Havas Agency fas
pekin
'The French detachment under Col
Drude has delivered the French and Eng
lish missionaries and the French. Bel
CLAN and Italian engineers who were i'm
priaoned BY the Chn.s NJ Ngan Kia
Tchuang. Pao Ting Fu, Ting Cheou. ana
Tcheng Ting Fu. and Al the Europ ans
between Pao Tins Fu and Tcheng Ting
Flu"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
TO-DAY

Gs-inch Heavy Hair Bleached Table
Damask. 7bc value. co..
Bleached Dameek aoc
Turkey Red Damask soc
S-4 size Bioached DsFnask LINEN Nap
kina. satin finish per dozen 500.
TIC.
/ case Bleaehed Canton Flannel. boughs
Go cell Sc. 81 SIC.
SMc Dark Percaies. Sc,
Japauned Coal flods. worth &c. 60 NJ
- each.
Japannsd Extra Heavy Coal shoveia.
worth Sc. 80 AZ &C.
German China Floral and Gold Deoora-
ted Ice Cream and Oatmeal Saucers.
Bread and Butter Plates. and Cups and
Saucers. worth &c. go mt loo.
Crystal Glass Table Goblets. worth 50
each, al Sc.
Crystal and Green Glass oil Bottles
worth l0c 80 az b each.
German China Gold Band Plates ana
Cups and saucers in Ave shapes, worth
Zoe each, 90 az i0r each.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Decatur. Ala. Oct. G.-H. A. skeggs.
chairman Of tho Eighth District Demo
cratic Committee today received letter
from Gen. Joseph Wheeler IN which tho
latter makes appointments 90 speak az
Gurlcy Madison county; Hariseli. Nor
gan county. Leighton, Colbert county, ana
Huntsville. Madison county. for the Dem
Ocratic nominee for Consi~ss, Judge WI
liam Richardson. Gen. Wheeler st the
same time enclosed contribution 10 tho
district campaign fund.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
SAID GREEN WAS INNOCENT.
One Negroes Confession saved the
Iifc of Another.

One Negroes Confession saved the
Lifr of Another.
Columbia. S. C.. oct. Ga few days ago
Gov insolvency refused 10 interfere In
the cases OF warby Wine and Major
Green. two negroes sentenced to hang al
Orangsburg tomorrow for numbering a
white man. That information was con-
veyed 70 the prisoners. To-day Warby
Wine made an affidavit which he address
"a TO the presiding judge end the Gov
ernor. In which he said:
Satisfied ! viii hang next Friday Tor
shooting OF Mr.. Pauiling ] desire to make
a statement Ia regard 20 Major Green.
Re had no part al all In the killing He
Is innocent Of connection with Mr. Paul
nng's death. am responsible for Major
Green's having Mr.. Pauling's watch.
ask you TO lei him out Of this AFFAIR
Acting on this. several OF the jurors and
the Judge recommended commu'aus n
and the Governor commuted the sentence
TO life imprisonment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
COAL STRIKE ENDED.

fNtt AANf.t
heids. by shis means the whole region
heard the news IN a very short time.
The United Mine Workers onlcials nrm-
~ believe that oil the operators asalnss
whom the strike has not been declared
on will eoneede the miners demands by
Monday. In fac, II was said by one OF
the higher ofieiais Of che union thes the
statement was no, drawn up until posi-
i've assurances had been received that
the other companies would comply with
the demands
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

KILLED ~ a COLLISION.
Engineer Lost His Life and the Fire
man VIII Die.

birmingham. Ala. Oct. ga freight
uain on the Southern Railway coiiid d
With a switch engine IN the yards OF the
company at Columbus. Miss. this morn
INK johnson Gard. engineer OF the
switch engine. was killed instantly; J. F..
never fireman. who resides AZ Blrmns
im. was injured and will probably die;
.1nner Holmes, colore1 brakeman.
Fery injured: J. w Parrish. engineer
y feigM train. severiy injured. will re-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Liverpool. OCT. 2s.-The following are the
weekly cotton statistics; Total sales OF
an kinds 5000 bales; total sales. Ameri-
can. 400 bales; English spinners TAX
inrs 100: total exports. 500: imnor, OF
All kinds. 10000: import. American. 500
bales. stock Of an kinds. $1,000 naies;
s,ork. American. iH.01; quantity nnoat
All kinds. AZ GO. quantity ahont Ameri-
can. sa4, ees. total sales on speculation, 300
bales; total sales TO exporters. 900 bales.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Many stream. OVERLOOKING.

Bristol Tenn, Oct. SIN Upper East
Tennessee many streams are out OF their
banks. steel bridge and several feli-
load tresties over the HoIston ana
Chuckey rivers have been washed away.
Al South watauRs boom broke end
thousands OF logs were carried away. 40
Tennessee river Is ten feet above lsm
stage here.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
GATES BOUGHT THE STOCK.
secured Control Of the Kansas city
southern.

Chicago. oct. 25-The Tribune to-mor-
row will cay:
Reports are current here that instead
Of =. II. Harriman securing John W.
Gates stock In the Kansas City South
ern Railway. Mr. Gates bought the stock
held by Mir. Hartman, thereby securing
absolute control Of the road. Mr. Gates
IL is claimed. will change completely the
management Of the company and operate
IL on independent lines.
1T Is also said that Mr. Gates Intention
m huy back the Kansas City. omaha ana
Eastern. which Is now In the mans %
-ncct,sera and reunite Il with the Kansas
cav southern. W G crimson, who i
now general manager Of the Omaha and
Eastern will. Il Is believed, be MADE pres
ldent OF the Kansas city southern.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
FINED ron SELLING PICTURE.
Prince Chlai Must Pay All We RE-
eeIved for the work Of Art.

Rome. Oct, 2s-Prince chlgi who was
prosecuted b. the italian government
Tor selling q painting By Bo,ticeiii. when
IL now In LONDON. has been ordered TO
pay as a fine Tor violating the law against
selling valued works of art for exporta-
lion, the sum OF $1,000 lire which was
che price paid for the picture.
The purchaser. who was summoned 20
appear before he tribunal but was IN Do
fault. was condemned conformity with
Prince ChiEi.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
N THE LUMBER TRADE.
"t OF Fleet of New steamers
Reaches New York.

~" York. DOT. 25.-The steamer Wac
aa'A". the FIRST OF fleet OF six steam
70 De- put in operation by the Atlantic
90 Steamship Company for the lumber
elr on che Atlantic coast. between
lsetown. =. g. and Northern ports
Toledo. o.
ID, Atlantic Coast Steamship Comra-
d, new organization with a capital
N.v"oo which viii engage IN carrying
h. ~ carolina lumber from Georgetown
"Nlhern aeahoard cities.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
PRICE on HEADS OF REBELS.

Kwang st's Rice Crop Has Failed
and Robbers Are nj work.
Canton, China, Oct. z5.-The Chinese Of
fcials have placarded the Shelton district.
Offering several hundred dollars reward
for tho heads Of the four foreigners who
are supposed 20 be leading the rebels
The rice crop has failed In Kwang 81
province and robbers are pillaging. Re
bellion and famine there are certain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Returning TO THEIR POSTS.
Missionaries Are Re.aminG Their
work In China

WUFh IN NHfnn,
New York. Oct 2.-Rev. r. b. Rice. Of
the Protestant Episcopal missionary socie-
~, to-day received letter from Bishop
Frederick Il. Graves Of Shanghai Tho
Bishop said that ST. Johns College. hve
miles from the ci,y.hss been reopened and.
to the surprise of ALL with on increas a
number OF students. The Protestant Epis-
oopal missionaries we're also. IN many
cases. returning 20 their posts Some had
gone back 60 Wuhu. 70 Nankin and 90
Hankow
The Presbyterian board has been il-
formed thal the Hal Nan missionaries
had left Hong kong and returned to their
posts.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

London. Oct. 25.--Thc foreign ONCE ON
cials informed representative Of me As
ISOLATED Press to-day that thus Tar only
Italy and Austria have accepted TIE
Anglo Germsn agreement. but. IL r. adde J.
the assent Of the United States Franee
and Russia was confidently expected.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
F,naI Contest ne baltimore.

baltimore. Oct S-The annual iourna-
menf Of the Baltimore Shooting Associa-
ton closed to-day. the fnal contest be-
inr a handicap az twenty 1.-Two birds. -
antrance. 50 adfcd 20 high guns. six
moneys. smith. Magiin and Postons divid-
"a nrst three moneys. while the other
three went 20 Halloween. flaming and
Wclch.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Germans Killed 2n Boxers.

Kiaou. Chou. Oct "a detachment OF
German marines IN battle near Kaumi
with Boxers killed 90 OF the latter. The
Germans also captured two walled VII
lages There were no. casualties among
the Germans.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
CONFLICT At VALLEY FIELD.
Eight soldiers ana Fifteen strikers
Were injured.

Montreal. Quebec. oct. z5-Advioes from
valley Field received tonight state tina,
= conflict has occurred there between
strikers and the militia. Eight soldiers
ana hf,ecn strikers were injured. two sol
dlers and one striker probably fatally
About a hundred militiamen were called
ont to-day 20 preserve order az the Valley
Field cotton mills, where there has been
an Intermittent strike due 70 various
causes al the year.
when to-niRht's news was received an
other detachment Of 200 militia left Mon
treal for Valley Field.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
THREE srOoKMES KILLED.
Disastrous Freight wreck ON the
uuuois Central.

JAcksop. Miss. oct. "a freight wreck
occurred on the Illinois Central to-day re
sllting in che death OF three persons.
The McComb city accommodation pas
senger train had stopped on the main
line and the brakeman went back and
tagged freight Another freight was
Immediately following. but on account Of
the heavy log the engineer Of this train
d1 not see the signals OF the nagman
and the train crashed into the caboose,
killing H. g. Peitry OF starkville' -.
Kennedy Of vahdcn and G. ". Gum OF
Bradley. this state. The men killed were
siockmen accompanying shipments 20
New Orleans. None OF the sralnmen were
injured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
KILLED 1000 VILLAGERS.
Rebels ne PenRiSok Attacked aud
slaughtered Them.

~"'''e ahNms
Hong Kong. Oct. 25.-The governor 81
Hong Kong has been Informed that 500
villagers In the samio,huok- X walls hin
district were attacked BY rebels a. PenE-
kok. The villagers were defeated and
2.coo OF them killed. The rebels WHO lo.t
40 killed. burned two villages containing
2.oco houses. A force OF 900 troops went
90 the assistance OF the villagers and en-
gagged the rebels on Oct. q No details
OF the result have been received
Gen. Ho. With 2o0o troops, has returned
10 Hong Kong. having burned the villages
OF shan Chautin and Melantau.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
nIGGEsT NUGGET or GOLD.
weighs over 7s3 Pounds aud 10 VAL
ued ~ SI5f,O0O.

New York. Oct. 5.-rhe biggest nugget
Of gold over received a. the assay ONCE
In Wall street. according 70 superintsnd-
en- Mason. arrived to-day from mining
company In British Colombia. II was as
signed 20 the New York agents Of a Mon
treai bank
The nugget contained a fraction over
7sa pounds OF she solid yellow metal and ia
valued at $4,000 n came In . solid cone
ana stood two feet high
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Berlin. oct. 2S--uermany has agreed
TO Japan's proposal that the peace neEo-
tiaiicns with China snail for the presea,
be eutrus ed 20 the foreign representative
al Hekln.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

t.. AN Mountain. Tenn. Oct a5.-Dh-
a. which led 20 strike Of 80 min
w employed by the Crooked Fork Coal
- Coke Company have been adjusted
~ Tie men viii return 10 work az once.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
wang Igsu May Return

Rome. Oct. @..The Pekin correspon-
dent OF the Tribune says that IL IL said
Emperor Kwang Hsu viii return 20 the
Chinese capital about The end Of Novem-
Der.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
TRYING TO RAISE MONEY.
East Chinese Railroad IL After some
OF our Cash.

Berlin. Oct. 2s.-The East Chinese Rail-
road Company. according 20 a dispatch
from Sc Petersburg TO the Fraokfurser
zeiiung. IL trying 20 effect = loan IN tho
United States and France through tho
Russo Chinese bank
The Frankfurter Zeltuuqs correspond
eut. who gives Ss5.o0O.o00 az the amount.
says that Director Rothsnn r. sbout 90
start for New York IN the interest Of tho
loan
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Tien Tsln. Oct A--It Is reported here
that an American has secured the coz
tract for the rebuilding Of the Han ku
bridges.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
TO-DAY

Ladies Rainy-day skirts. very heavy
golf cloth. nine rows stitching. special
SIS. 90
Ladies' Tailor made suits. all wool
Venetian. Satin. Serge Hncd coats. new
dare skirts. blouse or COAT efrect.
$3.50
Misses Heavy Plaid Golf Capes bright
patterns.
$3.50
Ladies Heavy Tafeta silk Waists.
hemstitohed and tucked. all latest shades.
In blues. cerise, hello. white. etc,
$500
Notable sale Of Black Tanetas-Black
Taffcta ali-rilk. a good strong grade. with
o iustrous finish. IS inches wide. worth
7dc. to-day 50c.