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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
GREAT CROWDS EXPECTED.
The Railroads Looking for Record
Breaking inaugural business.

Representative OF the various rail-
roads expressed the opinion this morning
hat VI ashln@ton will have a greater
number Of visitors on March than has
ever assembled in the city At any pre-
Tious Inauguration. They agree that
never before have the prospects been
better for an enormous travel toward the
city 1t Will surprise the natiTes.' is
the way one official spoke Of the crowds
VINO are coming 10 witness the second
inauguration of President Mckinley
Notwithstanding the fact that few Of
The railroads have as yet put on sale
tickets at reduced rates for the round
trip to Washington. numbers of visitors
are constantly arriving The railroads
are doing everything in their power to
handle the crowds as their forces have
been almost doubled. New trains have
been put on and everything has been
Gone TO facilitate travel toward this city.
As to where the bulk of the travel VIII
come from, exclusive of the numerous
civic and military organizations. opinion
varies, but according to the assurances
received from local agents. Ohio. Iudi-
ANA, and Illinois viii probably be better
represented than any other States. al
though the crowds from the surrounding
country ana the East viii be eIOTUOuS-
The cut rate on most Of the railroads
viii go into effect on Friday. and not
until chen viii the travel become extra
Ordinary Besides the TWO regular pas
svnSer stations in this city ARA uSeHentS
have been made SO that all trains viii
stop z&t certain. street crossings.
owing - the great mum Der of mounted
Orga aizdti0nS which are coming TO take
Part IN the inaugural parade, provision
has been made for the transportation Of
about City carloads of horses over one
road. Each organization VIII bring its
Own mounts and this alone viii ma Ike
quite an item in the traffic. one military
company N Baltimore has given notice
and other companies viii have nearly IS
MANY
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
The Nntionnl-..ron, Pinch. ;,

Nh. 3. S. WI1ard and a very capable
company OF players presented u drama
tizatiOn of Charles Dickens Martin Chuz-
zIewit." under the name Of Tom Pinch"
at the National Theatre last night The
performance. while almost devoid OF ac-
ton. was satisfactory to the large and cuI-
tured audience, which bestowed applause
upon Mr.. Willard at frequent intervals,
and did not permit the finer bits Of work
by others Of the cast to go unnoticed.
Mr. Wizards Tom Pinch was a finished
and artistic portrayal of shat most Iovable
Of Dickens many popular characters. The
drama followed the lines of the novel with
remarkable fidelity 10 detail The several
parts were essayed by clever performers,
and Frederick NOlDc as Mr. PecksnIff VIC
particularly satisfactory. The settings
were correct and the entire production was
ably managed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

LiYerymen that have agreed to pool their car
rlaEeS Tor the return OF their pStrons who 90 70
the inaugural ball Tickets given by them en-
title the holder 70 the first carriage 1t the G,
Street door Of the Pension ONCE No WaIgiB.
oF calling numbers. The price Of each carrfa.se
with return ticket Is SO
j J. Bowen 627 n l. ave NV.
Berry, Raleigh, ELbitt. and Willard
Hotel Stables
z Burgdorf 4ls 18th St NV.
A l. Brooks. Draney's Stables, 6l5 n. Y ave
nx
F ". Behrens. as sth st. NV.
bm ". Chambers. 1927 r St NV
X. l. Cooper. alley between 18th and 18th.
and ! and 1908 G St NV
D. L Coon. G2S @ St NV
Nm- + Downey, 1924 L St and Norrnandie
P. J. Devine. ThysOn House Stables. eth and
SIS. uw.
v. E Duhey. p I'd st ne
Il. Gheen. 627 C St., and I44s P ST. and
rear Of BIS i4th ST. NV
Thos. Carey, jackson alley. between Sd and AZ
81. and Pa my.
+. ?. Hackney. 2s06 Pa. ave. NV
L Hazel. 3I4I 81 nvs.. Georgetown
z. NJ Honey. 81 9th St NV. National Hotel
Riggs House. Gordon and Barton Hotess
J. D. Robinson. SIS 10th St Nv.
R. J. Sellman rear OF 1925 St NV.
B. F Shaw. between B and c, New Jersey ave
and ist St Sc
L C. Thompson. johnson ave. between ana
s and 18th and 18th sts. nw
G. B. Van Nest. 1886 18th 81. NV, 1920 II ST..
Shoreham and Cochran Metropolitan Club
C. Wiley. APO sth ST nyv
J. T. White 32l Sd st Sc
Finson & Perry IS ST. ne
". c. Williams 1924 St NV
o. Woods corner 18th and Q sts NV.
G. P Zurhorst. 2o3 Sd ST and pa D ST. Sc
n26-6
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
THE CRIME OF Al AGENT.
lie shoots a Woman Who Refuses
to EIoRe With Him.

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 27--Infuriat-
co because she refused to eIope with him.
''3hn d CasSeIs. Of Springfield. Mass.
Shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Mary
Lane at her clearinghouse on the Bliss
tsoad' Long Meadow, last evening and
thea drank carbolic acid
',1SselS is about thirty-Seven and has Il
"Ae and four children. VINO went to Eng
Lahd some time ago for a visit. Mrs
Lane. who is twrnty-seyen. is the wife of
EDWARD A Lane. who IS employed by the
E-iektfon Manufacturing Company. OF
Springfield. Mrs. Lane is the mother of
three children.
The crime was committed in the house
OF Fred bliss. whose wife is a sister of
Mrs Lane. The Lanes had lived in
Springfield for some time. but broke up
housekeeping and removed II Long
meadow last December. while their now
nome on the Boston Road was beng
completed CasseIs went 20 the Il IS
nome about O'Clock last evening. Fading
Mrs Lane. Mrs. Bliss. and Mrs. Lanes
three children, he asked Mrs. Lane to
eiope with him She shouted No and
Sassels whipped out revolver and fired
The FIRST shot struck Mrs. Lane in the
forehead, and she sank to the floor with
4 Sfoal- Advancing rapidly aero ) Iu-
room, CaSsels fired two more shots.
" hen she saw the reYoiter C.s-...Jnting
Eer, the frightened woman threw her
hands over her face as if in an effort to
protect herself from the bullets. The sec
ohu time that her assanant fired he was
SO close that The powder burned her
hands ard head
The second bullet passed through the
SIDE OF her head as she was falling to the
ilooI and out through the back OF the
head. Embedding itself In the woodwork
] he third bullet is supposed to have
STRUCK one Of Mrs Lanes hands. One of
the bullets. supposed to have been the
nrSt. remained in the brain The powder
marks or the l., and hands indicate
thaJ the murderer was within arm s
length when he fired two Of the shots.
" nile his victim lay Writhng on the
moor CaSSelS stood for a moment and
then nluttering, IN fix it all now he
left the house
Doctor McNair the only physician In
town. teiephoned for help but efforts to
revive Mrs Lane proved unavailinS.
mere was great excitement in town after
the shooting.
10 IND CasselS. They came upon him IN
conscious a few rods from the Bliss
mouse Beside him lay q bottle of c..rboiic
ACID A stomach pump was freely used
ana at midnight CasselS was out of
danger
Springfield Jail at O'Clock this morning
W hen told that his victim would not re-
cover ne said wei. l did a good Job,
ah5hoW The revolver is i double action.
hainmerieSS &2-caiibTe Weap pom IL MAS en-
caSed IN a shining new holster attached
to an Old leather belt CaSSelS is an agent
Ter Il Springfield sewing machine com
pany-
Mrs. Lane appeared to be sinking rap
idly this afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
knights of the Golden Eagle.

At the annual meeting Of the Grand Castle.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle. the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term and we're
then installed By Supy> ne Representative. n D.
Null, P. c. s; William F. Potts. past grand
chief; William G. Haller. grand chief; John F.
Woodaeld. grand vice chief: William J. Blake.
grand high priest; j. ". Childs, grand keeper Of
exchequer; F. L. Tclson, master Of records.
William R. olin@swcrtir grand sir herald. q
B. Terry. grand first guard John r. Norris.
grand second gIEafd; A. L. Donaldson Trustee
William T. Potts. grand supreme representative:
Fred ". Nichols grand instructor; NJ l.. Ward
grand instructor The constitution was 50
amended as 10 provide for annual sessions only,
and the business 10 be conducted in the future
by duly elected representatives, from each snbor-
dinate castle.
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AN INVESTIGATION TO COME.
Governor Durbin Inundated over
the Terre Hgute Tragedy.

the Terre H.ute Tragedy.
INDIANAPOLIS. ind. Feb. Cover
nor Durbin is much Inundated because Of
the mob violence at Terre Hapt= yester-
day, and Is taking measures not only
to bring the members Of the mob to JUS
tice, but TO hold ,he sheriff responsible
for not protecting the prisoners. He feels
that IN the third most popuious city IN
the State means should have been taken
TO prevent the mob from securing the
prisoner and be does not see how it is
possible for such an act to have been
committed if the sheriff and other local
officers we're not negligent. Speaking
% the affair tonight he said:
= have determined to make a thorough
investigation into the affair and have al
Ee5.jE written TO me sheriff TO submit a
detailed report OF everything III connec-
tiou with it, Before this report is at
hand and 1 am fully adlised as to all the
circumstances. 1 do not care 10 say what
left UudOHe TO FIX the b.alne. and no one.
neither officers nor participants in the
mob, viii D. shielded / feel that such
acts are q disgrace T. the State, and es-
pecialiy when they occur in pDpufO1s
CITY and after notice that the crime
which they follow has aroused intense
feeling among the people
The Representatives in the legislature
yesterday determined TO rush the anti
iyuchins bin 10 q vote at once. and see
what effect it viii have. 1t makes the
Office OF sheriff vacant as soon as q prig-
oner is taken from his custody and lynch
ed.
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&c. RreeI.inrIdge in CoDtemnt

NEW YORK. Feb. John c. Brock
inridge, the son of Col. ". Z. P Breck-
inridge, is threatened with Imprisonment
for contempt Of court In May last q
Judgment was obtained against him by
the Fifth Avenue millinery house of
Louise IL Co. for bill of IS 34S He
was ex3mined in court on several occa-
sionS, but gave his questioneTs sea lIy
information. Some things he WOul not
answer at all Il Is now Sovght TO com
pei him to answer. and If he continues
obduratc to punish him with imprisOn-
uCQt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
DIR. DAVID J. HILL SILENT.
Refuses to Discuss the Offer of Johns
Hopkins University.

DR.. David ). Hill Assistant Secretary
of State, refused to discuss the report
that he had been offered the presi -ency
of Johhs Hopkins University ia BLiti-
more eli would neither arm nor deny
the ru:nor. President GilmO-- recently
resigned, after having been the head OF
the institution for nearly twenty-five
wears. but it is understood that he is to
remain III Office until his successor is
named.
The opinion prevails among the friends
Of DR. Hill That he has been offered the
position. and that he Is still co.'s der n =
t.e 4ut StiolI 81 accepting It It IS Known
that he Is Wei pieaSeu with his present
duties. and that his conduct OF his Of
ice has been highly S-tiSf Glory e. Sc
Rotary Hay and the AGmInlst ration He
stands in high regard n o-LciaI ana 5 -
cIat circles. ana his resignation Wo-I1
be regretted Those who know his ell
InSs s..e of the opinion that he win not
leave the State Department al present
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
THE TAYLOR ESTATE.
sIotion Asking fo- n Collector De-
MED by Justice. Cole

Justice Cole has denied The motion of
Charles h UtermehIe asking for the an
pointment Of a collector Of the estate of
the late Mrs Rose NJ Taylor. but re-
quires that Dr. 5. NJ. Taylor, her hus-
band. furnish an inventory OF her estate
aud give proper bond to protect anr
claim MIR Utermehle may have aga INST
II The matter came Up for hearing YES
terday afternoon, Mr. UtermehIe ing
represented by Attorneys r Ross Perry
and Wilton J Lambert, and DR.. TavIor
by NorthinSton, HeaIi. & Frailey.
1t . explained that the estate of which
SlrS- IayIor died possessed she -nhe tied
from her father George " I-te.rnekIa
y hose viii is Low being contests Y,
charles H. Uter2ls HE. ms g-ands n b
her VIII Mrs Taylor, l ia Ehter OF
George ". JIeTuelIe. beQu. & he'd her
entire estate 70 her husband, DR.. S. II.
Taylor.
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GETTING READY FOR THE BAIL.
Pension OHsce Clerks suspend Work
and DecornforS Take Charge.


and Decorators Take Charge
Government work at the Pension Office
was suspended yesterday, the clerical force
released for ten days vacation. and the
building turned over to the Inaugural
Committee 10 complete preparations and
decorations for the inaugural bali This
morning hose was attached 70 a Eydrant
or corner of the Pension Office Square
ard force of twenty-six men from the
Fire Department was detailed 70 watch
the building and BE- prepared to exUnEuish
any FIRE that might occur IN the building.
there being special danger OF fire owing
to the immense amount Of infammable
material used in the interior decoration.
These fireInen, with a special squad Of
police together WITH the regular watch
force Of The Pension Department, VIII
guard the building and its records until
March S
The mailing force Of the Pension De
parJineEt viii be retained al It's Iabors.
that force working alternately, Cne-half
one day and the other half the next
4 large force Of wOTkuen IS engaged
upon Interior work and police deny adInfs-
sion 20 visitors or those who nave no sDe-
cial business in the Pension building \
scene Of great activity exists there.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
MURDER FOLLOWS a QUARREL.
A Corporal of the Tenth Infantry Fa-
tally Stabbed.

STETBENVILLE. Ohio. Feb 27--AIat
Bates. a local football player. after a
quarrel in Frederick Haupt's saloon late
Monday night with J. Stinbach, q corpor-
al il the Tenth United States Infantry.
U-h0 was here from Wheeling, w Va,
seeking recruits. followed Stinbach ont
side and stabbed him twice. One cut
nearly severed Stinbachs right arm.
Stiubach Iay on the ground for almost
half an hour before he was found. nearly
dela from the loss Of blood He WAS ia
ken 10 the Kings Daughters Hospital
where he died yesterday afternoon Bates
s1udsd the officers who visited his home
by escaping from a Second-story window
ia his stocking feet. AS yet he has not
been captured.
StiubacE's home was in Buffalo
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Found Guilty Of sIurJer

FREDERICK, Md. Feb. zs.--l, llarIes II.
overs. coiored, was convicted of murder
III the first degree for shooting and kill
ing FRANK t Donaldson aged niaeeten
years Of Sandy Hook. Washington conn
ty- at Aonrovia, on the night OF October
y last The jury. after very brief de-
liberation, brought IN . verdict Of s71j,t,-
The jurors were Instructed by IN cont
and retired AT 1919 O'clock Within SIX
minutes they returned from their room
and announced the result
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
COMMIssIONERs, NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, D. C.,
February 10 lSjl-AOLlve Is nereuy gwen dat
on Thu RSDAA- FEBRt AHI TWENTY EIGHTH
1901 the tease Of the Lzh wharf in the c!ty Of
Washington Vii be sold By pubic auction for tie
term OF one year from March l. 1901 al O'Clock
p. m, on St, between 9Th and 9Th sts N front
Of The fish stalls OF 3 (CenJeE) Washington
Market. ali rights privileges si4nted or al
lowed BY the avs OF the corporation OF Washing
ton, 10 establish wharyes or docks fer the land
ins- c-Caning ami safe OF FISH IN the city Of Nash
lngton. and no wharf dock shall be dsen-d
eligible unless situated at point the north
idle OF the Potomac River and Eastern branch
between 18th 81 EAST and 18th 81. West. Teruss
$1,000 to be paid the day OF sale and the resi-
due TO he paid thin five days from the day Of
sale b. order OF the Board Of Commissioners OF
he d. c. HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN
". ROSS LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners.
d. g el5-Eot, exS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

Contracts for the construction OF
Sheathed battIeships Nos. Is and . were
executed yesterday with the Newport
News ShipbuIding and Dry. Dock Com
pauy and the Bath Ircn Works. respec-
lively. by the Navy Department. The
contract price in each case is 8 $50. ug)
= ne department is waiting to execute the
contract for battleShlp No Il with the
Moran Company of Seattle. Wash. which
has agreed to build the vessel for So
G53, GO
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THE REPLY NOT AMENDED.
Parliament Rejects Mr.. billions Ad-
ditIOn by Dab to 81.

LONDON, Feb. zz.-By a vote of 2i2 to
u the House OF Commons last evening re-
Jected John Dillon amendment TO the
address in reply 70 the Kings speech
opening the session OF Parliament
The amendment declared that the Brit
ish methods OF conducting the campaign
IN South Africa were contrary to the
usASes OF civilized warfare and urged
that the British Government nrooos. 10
the Governments of the South african Re
pubilcs such terms as brave and honora-
bic men could reasonably be expected 10
entertain.
The address vas subsequently adopted
By vote OF Z9T TO IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
one short Pug clear. tb- Uea.

Does your head ache? Have you pains over vo1Ir
eyesg IS there constant dropping in the thrnatg
IL the breath oheISiFeg These are certain symp-
toms Of catarTh- Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
TiH cure most stubborn cases in a nrarYei9ylsfy
short time II you've had catarrh a week It's
sure cure Il it's Of Fifty years standing IFS lust
as elective % cents Sold by F. s Williams
Ninth and F Streets. and EdInonds & Williams
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue--u
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
4 JoINT-sMAsHER CONVICTED.
Judge Hazen Rules Against stnrk il
the Test Case

4" coEse Aha2tH AAAieS aEitHSt SIHriN IA
the Test Case.
TOPEKA. Kan. FeH- 2E.-BaIfe Stark.
tried for malicious trespassing in assist
ing Mrs Nation in smashing a Joint
ten days ago. has been convicted Of tres
pass
This was the test case IN the matter Of
establishing whether or not Joints have
property rights under the law. Mrs Ma
tioa and others are under bond charged
with the same offence.
The offence of which Stark WIS con-
Elcted IS uiSdemeanOr and is punisha-
be by q fine not exceeding $50 or i'm
prisonment not exceeding one year or
both District Judge Hazen ruled against
the defendant upon every point of law
Involved.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
DIED.

YOUNG-On TUESDAY, February %. 1901. ct 10
a h. ANNIE NJ, beloved wife OF William II
Young.
Funeral from her late residence. 1924 Ninth
Street northwest, Thursday, February Is al
$50 a m Requiem mass At Immaculate Conceu-
ton Church at 9 O'Clock Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. nj
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WIDOW OF the late Wm Il Miller. of SIS
G Street southeast wishes TO inform her EaJe
husbands former friends and patrons that hav-
ing secured flrst-ciass white barber she viii en-
deayOr 10 continue tFe business. fe38-9r
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
A FRIGHTFUL sLUNDER

VIII often horrible Burn. Scald Cut
"r Br1ise- Bpcklen's Arnica SaIye viii XIII the
Jain and promptly heal it. Cures Fever Sores
Ulcsn. Boils. Corns, all skin Eruptious Rest
Pile cure earth Only % cents a box C,,re
guaranteed Sold by Henry Evans, druggist. 92z
r Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
Charged With stealing R,zo..

Marshall Tyser. colored was today held for the
action Of the grand jury 4 charge Of house
breaking IN the night time. lie IS said to have
broken into the barber 81 - Of James Owens and
stolen number OF razors
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

Very frequently one hears that Heurich's beers
are the most superior beers in the United States
The reason can easily be attributed to the best
material used and superior skill employed in
brewing Aaegzen-s Senate. and Lager. Phone 634,
Ar ingtOn BOttlng Co.. for case CT beer in
which everybody finds pleasure In drinking
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
The Denth az Iu1ius V,. schnrn.

PORT JERVIS. n. Y, Feb. 27-JuIius
W ScharfI, 4 prominent business man and
leading Democratic politician Of Pike
County, 6sed at his home in Aasthope
Pa, Monday from heart trouble after
three weeks illness. He was seyenty-eIght
years old. He was born in Saxony. Ger
many and was an officer IN the German
militia. He came to America In 1852 and
lived at Masthope for forty years, where
he was postmaster and hotel keeper. school
director. an extensive dealer in bluestone
and large landowner He leaves three
daughters.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
TRUSTEES SALE.
C. G. Sloan & Co., AuGt.OH2erS,
I4o7 G ST. n. W.
Public Sale of One UpricF7t
SC II. Henning"
Piano.

By virtue OF a chaIteI mortgage duly recorded
and at the request OF the party secured thereby
We viii sell at public auction within our sales
room. l407 St NV, on SATURDAY. MARCH
,. 1901. At p NJ, one upright &C H. Hennins''
piano Terms cash
m26-4 c c. SLOAN 4 co. AuetIoneers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

All cases Of weak OF lame back, backache. rheu.
uatisIn will find relief By wearing one Of Carters
Smart Weed and Belladonnz Backache PIasters
Price % cents. Try them
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

W Y II BeiTy. ira - CnsplI. Henry
Z. Davis, Rozisr II Dulancy. John JOY
Edison, jr., George {. Fraser, Fairfax
Harrison, Benjamin HELEN, W p Hibbs,
J. Tabor Johnson. William /. Mcpherson.
samuel Maddox, Frank Moss " l. Bur
ChnH Clarence Edwards. John r. I. IL
aims, Clarence Moore, John NJ Biddle.
Robert 5. Chiffon. IT. George w Evans.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27
Underskirts. 39c.

A splendid lot of ladies' black and
colored underskirts. made with corded
fiounces and pieatings. will be sold for
39c. At double this price they would
be bargains, fer they're full, well fin
ished garments
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

UNDERTAKINGS.
]. WILLIAM LEE.
Undertaken and Livery
ez2 Penn Avs N W. Washington. D. c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

w. Grafton. Leo P Harlow, James NJ
johnson, " ~ kimLaI. e H LeVey,
Thomas {. Quantrell, Fred Z. Whitney.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

THE GRIP CURE THAI DOES CURE
Iaxatise Brorno- Quinine removes the cause.
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Underskirts, SI.9S.

Another lot of ladies' black and
colOred mercerized underskirts. which
are equal TO silk in appearance and
certainly wear twice as long: which
are the same as were sold az s29S and
S3-5C-tO go To-, S1.98.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-27

I. Denny. J. L De Peyster. Charles c.
Glover, Cumming y p Gordon. George
HELEN. Robert hincllley. f 3 Loring. c.
". NCI-aU> han. ,5vhu e. Poor. Q. 2. Rus
sell. a I. Tyler. n Y l. Woodruff
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Soc corsets. 29c.

500 pairs of ladies' grey and white
corsets; in long. short, and medium
lengths: the kind sold at SIC n all
stores-wiu be put on sale at 2Sc pair
Smyrna times., 1901-02-27

Churchman at West Point. She asked
a rising vote in recognition of the
brave young hero.
The selection of Mrs. Churchman as
State regent for the ninth year was an
nounced by Miss Sophie NAPLES, reg
ent of Caesar Rodney Chapter, in the
following words of tribute: cit is my
pround privilege to announce the
election of Mrs. Elizabath Clarke
Churchman as state Regent for Dele
ware, this being the ninth year. To
her untiring energy, interest and de-
votion the Delaware chapters owe their
great success in patriotic work"