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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The VIII of Lucy Bailey.

By the terms of the will of Lucy Bailey, dated
March 16 last She provides for the following
requests: To Richard Anderson $50; Mrs. Roberta
Ford $50; TO her niece, Mary Butler, 80, ard
$40 to Mary Washington
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To he Buried at Soldiers, Home.

The Soldiers Home authorities have taken
charge of the remains of John VI. Muller. the
old soldier who died at the Emergency Hospital
Tuesday night, and the interment will probably
take place in the home cemetery today The
deceased was ffty-three years old, a former
inmate of the home, and appears to have been
a man of some means
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
The Fireworks Regulations.

In response to a communication from dealer
who is arranging to order his stock Of fireworks
for July /, Major Sylvester yesterday stHted
that the same regulations that prevailed last
year would probably be in force this year. These
regulations prohibit the sale OF frecrackers eN-
cecding 81 inches in length and make it IN
lawful to set off small cannon to make
n.p of dynamite in any form.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

Fannie stearn, seventeen years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Parham
aud Weldon on a charge of petty larceny. and
was locked up at the House of Detention. II is
alleged that time since April she took a
black serge skirt valued at SO. from 1924 seventh
Street northwest. The SKIRT is said to be the
property of Jennie Corrick. of 222 II Street north
tVag
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

Willie Lacey, an eleven-year-old white boy, while
home from the circus grounds on a car.
lost his balance while standing on the footboard
and was thrown heavily to the ground and rem
dered unconscious The lad was picked up by
citizens and carried to a nearby drug store where
his injuries were dressed, after which am
bulance was summoned and he was removed to
his home, 413 Warner Street northwest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

National-The Bostonians. in robin Hood"
evening.
Columbia-Tim Murphy. in THE Carpetbag-
ger" afternoon and evening.
Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Lafayette-"under Two Flags evening.
Academy-"Human Hearts" afternoon and
evening.
ernan's-Rose sydell's London Bellies Bur-
lesquers, afternoon and evening.
Biiou-"Queen of the Orient Burlesquers,
afternoon and evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
Disorder in the Police Court.

Mabel Groomes-or Mary Smith, as she is some
times called-twenty-two years old, created a
scene in the Police Court yesterday when the
officials attempted to remove her to the House
of Detention under order from Judge KIM
ball She was finally overcome and carried to the
patrol wagon in which she was removed to her
destination. Judge kiInball ordered an investiga-
ton as to her mental condition. She was charged
with yagrancY
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
S. Kann, Sons { Co.,,
Eighth and Market Space.
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
The Police TO Investigate the Drown
ing of an Unknown Man.

Ing of an Unknown Man.
The police boat will this morning carry
a detective to Gunston's wharf to iuvesti-
gate the finding of the body of q well
dressed man at that point Tuesday. and,
81 possible. to identify the body. No in
formation has been received In this city
concerning the matter, and apparently the
Virginia authorities are waiting for the
Washington police to conduct the investi-
CATION, although 1t is not within this jur-
isdictlon- When the Randall returned to
her wharf yesterday afternoon the purser
of the boat reported that the body had
not been taken from the water. but had
been tied to stake near the wharf TO
await the arrival Of the police boat
Harbormaster Sutton will send his boat
down the river this morning at o'clock
and the body will then be searched for
any papers or other ciews that may lead
10 fits identification.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
On statutory Grounds.

James r. Allen yesterday filed suit for divorce
from his wife, Marie Allen, statutory grounds.
1t is stated that the parties married in 1872
and that about eleven years ago the defendant
deserted the petitioner. Allen is represented by
BENJAMIN T. Leighton
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

part of lot s, square 50. The Commissioners
have acted upon the advice of the special
assessment clerk to the effect that the
records show that the assessments levied
against the property subsequent to us pur-
chase by Thomas higgins, were pald AFTER
the reduction and revision.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
A Thief Takes n Palm.

palm. valued at $50, was stolen from the
home Of Albert Knabe, 1923 A Street northeast,
about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning The po-
Ice have been furnished with ! description OF
coIored man who is supposed to have taken the
plant.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
THE FUNERAL OF DE. GUzMAN.
Services to he Held mt the bureau
of American Republics.

The funeral of DR.. Horacio Guzman'
farmer Minister to this country from Mic
aragua, and recently the Secretary OF the
Bureau of American Republics, will take
Mace Friday morning at IL o'clock, from
the rooms of the bureau. Lafayette
SQUARE The funeral Will be offlc1al In
character. and the arrangements were
made under the direction of the State De-
partment Rev. Herbert a. Smith, OF ST.
Margaret's Church. will officiate, and the
palIbearers will be Senior DR.. J. b. Calvo,
Minister from Costa Ricai Judge j. X.
McCammon, DR.. Martinez Silva, Minister
from Colombia; DR.. T. ]. Hin, Assistant
Secretary OF State; DIR. J. Taber Johnson,
and William c. Fox, Acting Director of
the Bureau of American Republics.
The remains will be taken TO Baltimore
for cremation, and afterward the ashes
will be returned to this city prior to their
removal to the former home of the de-
ceased I'm Nicaragua. In the absence of
the Minister from that country, DR. Calvo,
the Charge d Affaires. yesterday cabled
his Government the news Of the death of
Nicaragua's former diplomatic represent
tative.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
A Deed of Trust Recorded.

deed of trust vas placed record yester-
day by the Union Building Company to secure
Wheeler II. Hall, of Springfield, Mass, in the
payment of $4,000 The property pledged con-
ssts OF lots and 1 and C. in square ijl, which
are occupied by the Union Building on C Street,
formerly the city postofice building.
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csc

20 dozen superfine Wrappers made of
s4-standard Percale, full width skirt,
eelf-trimned yoke and skirt, fitted lin
Ing. made with neat rolling or standing
eollar-among them you will find many
that have the celebrated corset waist
attachment, a host of desirab BILE pat
terms, and a full range of sizes; manu-
featured to sell for s1.6s, TO go for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

Irving Williamson, of the Columbian
Building, has addressed the Commission
ers asking that no action be taken on the
new application for permit TO erect the
Columbia Market House until he has had
an opportunity to file objections.
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$l.l9

Is dozen of the finest Manhattan Per-
Gale Wrappers, in beautiful shades of
pink, lilac. blue, hello. as well as black
the patterns are as pretty as any
thing you could imagine-the fit and
finish perfect in every detail-every
size from "a to A; manufactured TO sell
for 81, TO go for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

Acting upon the recommendation Of III.
L. Karpeles, Acting Chief Clerk of the
Water Department, the Commissioners
have approved the application of George
w Linkins for Almira NJ. Forester, for
permission to use one water main for the
two houses 213 and 215 Twenty-second
Street northwest.
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sc

Sc dozen of the finest Bayard Print
Sea Island Percale and soft finished
Madras Cloth Wrappers, cut extra full
over hips, deep knee founce. fitted lin
tngs-a large assortment of beautiful
patterns to select fronl-sizes 81 to 81;
manufactured to sell for sl.4s, to go
for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

The Commissioners acted adversely
upon the second application Of E. J. Ken
nedy, of 22o0 Fourth Street northeast, for
the removal Of frame structure in the
rear of the premises named. The Com
missioners base their action on the report
made by the Building Department that
there was nothing Objectionable in the
character of the building
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
THE SUN AND MOON.

Highest temperature, p-m-.................. 81
Lowest temperature, a-m-.-...-..-....-...-..- &c
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
STREET LIGHTING.

ow tide. $50 AN and s:26 PM.
Ugh tide. Recommendation AN and :3G ?. VI.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

40 dozen fine standard Print Wrap
pers, made with deep fiounce and trim
med yokes, come in a beautiful assort-
ment of light and dark colorings-all
sizes from "a TO "A; manufactured to
sell at 81, to go for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose......5:Il An. Sun sets.-.....6:i6 P ".
Moon rises............. Moon sets. 1870 AN.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

IS dozen superfine standard Sea
Island Percale and dainty black and
white striped Lawn Wrappers. extra
width skirt-deep founce and trimmed
yoke-sizes "a TO IA; manufactured to
sell for slips, 10 go fog
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
$!l.255

You viii find this the banner Wrap
per sale of the season, SO don't ignore
this announcement.
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n4s -saAEs T;n,e.
VDS ENaE8 OltJif9
THURSDAY. APRIL Is, 1901.


Fair today and tomorrow; light west to north
winds.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25

sI.25 To baltimore and Return Via
Is. 4 o.,
Saturday and sunday, April y and 2s.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
A Wrapper
Sacrifice.

1876 dozen fine, clean perfect up
to-date Wrappers; every one made
with wide ruffle founce and fitted
lining. You'll find among them
the best makes of standard prints,
fine percales, lawns, batistes, and
various other cotton cloths, in
light, medium, and dark cOlorings.
We shall sell them as we bought
them, as a great bargain. Note
each and every quality, each and
every price.
30 dozen fine dark Print Wrappers,
made of navy blue print, assorted neat
figures. full ruftie fiounce, and separate
waist lining-all sizes; were manufac-
tured to sell for Sc to go for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
An Adverse Report on Remission
of Tax Penalties.

The Assessor Informs the Commits
siOucrs That the Levy Was Ac-
cort!ing to La>y-Trinl Of the Water
Tover-A Defective Sidewalk.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Some of the New Suits Have Come.

Indeed the show OF them quite eem-they very modsh a
fairs with lots of and chic their and plenty
their making. Not budened much with price, either.
At SIooo-Womens Tailor made Suits made of
Elton trimmed with stitched
ouned skirt with band stitched around topned and
finished the best possible black, blue,
gray ana Drown
At SI2oS-Womens Fine Venetian Cloth Taionade Suits
the latest ghhttng and Eton Styles ebo
ate stitched and aeta lined tonghouskrt the
shapened with the best quality percane MQ
pretty and fashionable coorng from which select VloSO
At ST 5oo-Tandome Tailor Suits
nobby made double breasted coaress and blouse
elegantly trimmed with stitched aeta others fancy novelty
the latest sape the desirable shades select On MM
At S225oWomens Tailor-n'ade Broadcloth
double breasted
sleeves, with tucked silk ubets matchskrts effect
trimmed with tucked silk match jacket-colors
so75Womens Taiormade Suits made of imported chevo,
double breasted ghthtng Jackets lined with the best quality
ranted la the handsomely stitched and finished with silk
vet colar-ir seven-goe full flare efectlned m zR
with mercerized percalne with arclot nterlnng plYIO
At $275o-Womens Suits made imported Vene-
an codoubbeasted stylenew sktth
suit lined through with the best quality tafeta s-nos CO.. I'm
Second Floor-Suit Department.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Four Very Elegant Items
i'm Wormen's Silk
PetticOatS.

These come under the heading of inaugural sup
plies. because an undergarment made up as pretty
these are with such an elegant display of
rainbow colors surely will attract. We have made
the prices special to fit the occasion.
Four styles OF Women's Silk Pet
ticoats-some are made with two
deep accordion pleat ruffles Others
have deep accordion pleated ruhles,
with Vandyke points and finished
with two rows. Of rose quilting
others are made withsI5 5-inch accor-
dion pleated ruffle-extra dust ruffle
silk strings and hangers s-Black,
Cerise, Mode, esPink, Lavender,
changeable Red and Vio- @z zE
let are the shades. .NN o II ~
Womens Silk Petticoats-made of
Lousine silk in black and white
stripes-made with extra deep ac
Gordon pleated ruffles-graduated
ruftles- finished with two rows of
15:a rose quilting qullling-pr'ce for S13.08
this occasion. ........
Women's Silk Petticoats-made in
various styles of guaranteed taffeta-
in Black, Cerise, Violet and Water
melon Pink-made with extra deep
accordion pleated ruffles and small
ruffles-the same being finished with
two rows of rose quilting, with an
ext extra a,1s;t,11 dust ruff1e to finish sc. .88
Women's Silk Petticoats-made
extra wide, for stout people-these
we have in black only-finished with
I5-inch ruffle-4-inch hem-cord-
ing, extra dust rufle, @nn no
silk strings and hanger W Ii o>O
SECOND Observation-Disclosures DEPT.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
QUANTITY AND QUALITY.
Ihe Extent and Character of New
paper Publicity.

The Extent and Character of News
paper Publicity.
From the Pittsburg Publicity.
Silk is worth more than calico, but Is
subject to exactly the same rules of meas
urement.
You buy calico by the yard-you buy silk
on the same basis.
Quality determines the price by the yard
quantity the cost of the piece
And the rule that applies to the selling
Of silk and calico governs with equal force
the selling of advertising space
The only difference is that the unit of
measurement. instead of being yards, is
thousands of circulation.
The publisher who refuses to make a
definite statement of circulation, who be-
comes indignant when advertiser de-
mands proof of his estimates or who de-
clares that his paper Is so we'll known that
he does not have to depend upon circula-
tion statements to sell his space is simply
talking through his headgear-or, rather
through the vacuum under his headgear
The merchant who attempted the same
plan would be called a fool-the farmer
who tried to sell wheat without measuring
1t or the real estate man who put forth a
claim that his land was so charmingly To-
Gated that 1t was not necessary to make
a definite survey of it would go down on
the records of mems memory as swindler.
And. between you and me, advertisers
refuses to make authentic circulation
statement belongs to the same class.
There can be but one reason for refusing
proofs of circulation and that Is lack of
circulation The publisher who declares
that his presses turn out ten thousand or
twenty thousand a hundred thousand
copies each issue and declines to show
his books in proof Of 1t can be
pur down in at least nine cases out of
ten as a deliberate liar The only men who
are backward about showing up the fish
in proof of their fish stories are the ones
who haven't any fish to show. And 1t can
be accepted as an axiom that the publisher
who refuses to prove his circulation hasn't
much to prove
Advertisers have right to know what
they are buying, and to know 1t positively
Some publications are worth more than
others per thousand but, after ALL quality
only determines the value per unit Of
measurement-quantity must govern the
worth per issue. The advertiser who de-
mands detailed statement of circulation
does not impute dishonesty on the part of
the publisher but the refusal to furnish
the statement Is pretty conclusive proof
that he Is dishonest.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Toilet Wares and Drug
gists' Sundries.

EVERY ONE, MORE OR LESS. WANTS ONE OF
THESE LITTLE TOILET NEEDS. AND WE
HAVE ENDEAVORED TO SELECT THE VERY
BEST THINGS KNOWN TO THIS DEPART
MENT.
r,IR ROGER gers d GALLEr'S TOILET SOAPS. ASsoRT-
ED oDORS PER CAKE. zoe
ROGER GALLET's VIOLET DE rARME. PER
CAKE 33c i'
ROGER & GALLETs VERA VIOLET, PER
CAKE, 63c.
| TRACT. PER o.. SOC
ROGER Il GALLETS VERA VIOLET PEAT DE
tSPAGNE AND JOCKEY CLUB PER g., soc.
ROGER & GALLET's JOCKEY CLUR: HELLO
IRoPE RoCoEET DIES AM0URS AND PfAU
DE ESpAGNE TOILET WATER. PER BOTTLE
50 AND Csc. BOX. '-.
ROGER & GALLETs DENrrrRIcE FOR THE
ROGER & GALLET'S vINAIGRE DE RUOGE.
15c
ROGER & GALLET's COLD CREAM. PER JAR.
COLGATE'S LA FRANCE ROSE. CAPRICE
CASHMERE BOUQUET EXTRACTS, ONE IN A
Bon. 42c. 80.
WOoDWoRTHS ENTRACTS-AIL. oDORs IN
FANCY BOXES. SOC.
PINAUD.s LAVENDER WATER AMBER AND
WHITES AND 49c.
POZZONI FACE POWDER, FLESH, WHITE
AND CREAM PER BOX Sic.
PIRES LIE TRErLES lNCARNAT FACE POW
DER. PER BON CSC.
GOURAND'S ORIENTAL CREAM, S1.05.
MME BLACKWEIL'S SKIN FOOD. PER JAR,
25 AND 40c.
MME. BLACKwELL's COMPLEXION CREAM.
PER BON, soc
HUDNUT's VIOLET SEC TOILET WATER.
PER BOTTLE, 15c.
HUDNUTs wOOD VIOLET AND WHITE
HELIUTROPE SACHET PER o., SOC.
WOODWORTH'S VIOLET OF SICILY TOILET
WATER. PER BOTTLE, 69c.
WOODwORTH'S ENTRACTS-ALL ODORS. IN
CLUDING BLUE LILIES AND VIOLETS PER
o., 25c.
PARK & TILFORD'S BAY RUM, PER BOTTLE.
39c.
EASTMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, PER BOTTLE,
25c.
ATOMIZERS, MIRRORS AND PUFF BOXES IN
MOST EVERY STYLE.
FIRST FLOOR-OPPoSITE ELEVATORS.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Open Late Tomorrow Night Closed All Day Monday
S. KANN, SONS & co., 9Th g Market Spaee,

tentiaries. Stories told by officers of the
peace In Missouri and Illinois prove him to
who have ever crossed the police, and to-
day the old man is proud to be told only
his age and weakness caused him to bungle
job of safe-blowing at Millstadt, ILL.,, on
September II last. His photograph Is in
every rogues' gallery in America, and there
Is not an old police officer in any of the big
cities who has not sort of wondering re-
gard for the mans work
He was born In Syracuse. N. Y, and was
graduated from its high school In 1857 at
the age Of seventeen years. He was an ap-
Evening star., 1901-03-01

prentice for four years in a locomotive
works and fought four years in the Union
army. He was a prisoner for five weeks at
Libby and five months at AndersonvilIe
From Andersonville he and friend named
Cox escaped. And there was the turning
point in Meyers life Just after the Chica-
go fire the two men met in this city, Cox
looking prosperous. He told Meyers that ne
was cracking walls to get into places just
as they two had cracked Andersonv.le ma
sonry to get out. He asked Meyers to come
In as partner and Meyers went.
Telling Of his experience in those days
Evening star., 1901-03-01

If you wish to make the leading shopping home
your headquarters, you will have to select THE Busy
Corner. We extend to and all the hospitality OF
our house. We shall be pleased to check your par
cells, give you any desired information you request
through the agents of our bureau of information give
you post office aclities, we have subsation and
the Postal Telegraph which sends messages all over
the United States Canada and Europe is also located
here Our Lrrch Grotto will serve you light, dainty
luncheon; quict service and very modest prices.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
The New 1901 Hosiery for Spring Wear.

800 SPRING
Womens Full Regular Imported Hose in black with
spliced heels and
stripes and boot patterns. Per pair. lVCo
Womens Full Regular ar-made Fast Cotton Hose o.
spced heels and fine Three ON
Wonens Full Regular Hose splcd
heels and Rcheeu and Rembrandt
colored Also lot of Fine Gauge
and extracted styles Fer
Women Fourread Lie Al-over Lace Openwork double
heels and Hemsdorf black; full
Floor E
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Mems inaugural Supplies.

Special for this occason-15o VSCo
We better
wish the Nekwear inaugural you
of Barathea Lawn Ties they only Or
tost
The absolute correct Full Dress Shirt extra long and wide
bosom-we give you these with
dcufso the kind with nm aaA eM
attached We have two prices... pA eVW eAnIW pl low
We received Inauguration Necwea
had them made all the leading shapesh silks
the selected special ustey beautiful
line of light and medium effects and equal make en-
quality. The price this OWSo
500 Folded Imperials English Teck and the long
Four land Scars made of de silk black, red Or
Observation-Disclosures. AONo
Evening star., 1901-03-01

If you wish correct Guide of
Washington, don't forget Our little
booklet, entitled "The Capital in a
Nutshell" It's one of the most in
teresting souvenirs published Ev-
erybody is entitled to a copy free
with Our compliments. To be had
in the Book Department, Basement
Annex.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Our F1usic Dept,

WE SHALL DISTRIBUTE TOMORROW FROM
OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT COMPLETE MUSICAL.
PROGRAMS OF THE INAUGURAL BALL AND
PROMENADE CONCERTS FREE
'zAMoNA," LATEST INTERAIEzzo, BY LO-
RAINE. AS PLAYED AT THE JUDICIARY DIN
NER. WHITE HOUSE, PER COPY 25c.
ALL MUSIC PLAYED AT THE INAUGIrRAI
CONCERTS FOR SALE AT SPECIALLY REDUCED
PRICES. AN ATTENDANT WILL RENDER ANY
SELECTION DESIRED.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
STOLE TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
After Thirty Years of Theft Burglar
Henry Meyers ls Pennfless.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
At sixty years of age, twenty-nine of those
years spent In innocence and thirty-one Of
them in crime, Henry Meyers sits in the st.
Louis city prison, broken, bungling, senile
old man. calling upon crooked friends for
relief HIS record is s2,0O0,060 stolen, thir-
ty-one years a. burglar and crook. and fif-
teen years spent behind the walls of peni-
Evening star., 1901-03-01

Fashions for March awaits your
calling. This magazine stands Sec
ond to none and is entitled to as much
praise as the Ladies Home Journal
or any other first-class periodical. If
you live out of town, we'll send you
the entire series of twelve issues for
"a cents in stamps. Our visiting
friends are entitled to all these little
cOurtesieS.
Evening star., 1901-03-01

THE STEETEsT W ME- MP MOST ATTRGvE
PtCEI
loo Bones OF PURE. or"
900 LBS OF FRESH VANILLA MARSHMAILOWs
PURE BurrERscorcH WATERS PER LIB 2Oc
ALL
KIND - < ~ 49, W A--i wv"
CANDY FLOOR MAIN AISLE
Evening star., 1901-03-01
Boys Clothing.

There's of satisfaction about Boys Clothing
haven for mothers buy here and they do buy and again
Chdn Sailor Suits to made of imported cass
Scotch homespuns English wide wales blue
ihed with combination sailor collar and shield
for less than $575. Reduced POtO
All Iwopeced Suits made with short pants; sizes O. 40
16 which sold for 1898. Reduced WHO
Awool Blue Serge wocced Short Pants Suits ages 60 mo
to 10 Reduced from QAoyO
In Boys Three Short Pants cashmere c1ev
lot and tweed 10 short
Reduced from $4z5 1870
Second Fooe 's7e:
Evening star., 1901-03-01

Meyers names sums of money that are coll
ossai. he says that in the packing house
district in one night they got s45. 900: that
soon afterward he was the owner of three
saloons in the city, and had SAP, 600 in bank
he got $4,000 at one haul in Du Page coun-
ty Ill, when the Fairbanks mansion was
robbed
Meyers has served terms in the peniten-
tiaries in Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1901-03-01
S. 1M@ymm, Sons g Go. Tss eerBer: g":y
Ways the Best of Everything for the Least Money.
LATE TOMORROW NIGHT.

Our Informal opening of Spring Millinery has proved
big SUGGEST Te many beautiful creations
mired by the busy throng Foreign patterns
combine most beautiful display of evening carriage and
street hats toques your to
inspect and your unbiased opinion