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Evening star., 1902-04-11
Correct
CorsetS.

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No corset should interfere with
freedom of breathing or movement
OF the body. You cannot make YOUR
self ft corset There's a model
specially built for you and SHAPED
according to your lines. Get that
shape.
Our stock contains only the well
tried makes, those that have stood
the test OF years, and tend TO perfect
the figure, following the lines of the
body developing all the natural
beauty of the form.
The following are a few sueges-
tons from a complete stock:
r. & G. Corsets, eKtra long, medium and
snort .-.--....-..............S .OO
Girdle Corsets. made Of wide t,,e SIoO
W. c. c. corsets. bntlste. straight front. ST.
short hips "a.''' s'raisnt 'front.', 81 =
stout figures co''e'' 'u..aoe iof S2e5
W b. cOrsets. batiste. straight front. s.. 50
, S'.aso. ''oD. long S275
P. d. corsets, straight front. long hips. $500
latest Style BustIe,. Each. .... CSC. to 75c.
Second floor.
Evening star., 1902-04-11
Spring


Spring
Toys.
Our Spring Toys are arriving
daily, and we now show a very large
assortment, including many new
things just out.
Evening star., 1902-04-11
Girls Clothing for Spring.

showing complete and very attractive assortment Of
Eon and Blouse Suits Gumpe Dresses Separate
Skirts Shirt Waists Refers English Box Coats
Blouse Ragans Automobiles and
and of which, there
duplicates.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Girls Spring Refers. In hunter red. navy blue.
brown and castor CheviOt, made in a plain service
able and attractive manner-the proper weight for
present wear; sizes 4 to IA.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1902-04-11
Boys Clothing for Spring.

Our Boys Clothing Department and medium
classes of goodequang the producedand these
desirable lines quote always the lowest prices.
All the styles satisfactory
choose from.
Also the different styles Spring Top Coats Refers, Rus
sian Blouse Coats for large and small boys
Wash Suits
Special Values for Saturday as Follows:
Lot Navy Blue and Fancy Cheviot Aool Suits splendid quail
iy best of workmanship doubled and knees lined
throughout reinforced parts liable hardest
to TO-
S3.75 Each. Values, $500 to S6.75.
Lot "A choice of Twopiece Single and Double
breasted Suits awoo maealsvery handsome Stylish high
grade sizes 8 to
$500 Each. Value $3.50.
"A special Long Suits, blue and
black fine and latest military coat high
cut 81 SO 10 to
Special Value $1,000 EACH
nandI iprsiy" suts-t
dsm nd
$500 and 5000 each % @ ] t
cnevt $500 each.
o sh pe en @ p ha% choice lin, Norfolk Suits in fancy light .n
ns pl
S425 each % @ popular @ @ % to navy w
Elegant Sailor Blouse Suit, Of uuod serge. $425 and $500 each
With blue % Sa n % si ae asd sna mba S n
ana Light
To- .,.h ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1D,u floor 95oo eae"' $I.oo and ST. so each
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Girls Light weight Box Coats. in a fine navy blue
cheyiot, silk-lined. made with empire yoke back
and front; sizes to IA.
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

o Geasons
The omygr juice gven va n lat the ePnAm
souelyp Excellent for rwaksom
Samples served free, in
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Young women's Tan Covert Cloth Spring Jack
cts cut in the stratght-fr,nt effect, fitting
close to the figure. and being short and jaunty;
turn back cuffs and velvet raIla:; lined with
taffeta silk; sizes IA, 16 and Is.
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Elegant Sailor Blouse Suits Of all-wool serges
in navy blue, royal blue. garnet and brown. trim
med with colored silk braid end embroidered stai
on shield fine quality and workmanship; sizes
to IL.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Fancy Cheviot Sailor Blouse Suits, all-wOol
terials; plnids. checks, stripes and plain colors
double and single breasted effects; handsomely
trimmed and braided; sizes to II.
Sax each.
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Nm bas Ynblitum.

Die pSreie 8reiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Ieenturen i'm Staate, mirb
an iber 700 &oftofficen nerianbt, unb
bat etne groRe 8erbreitune in Der
Nabbar= &epublit MegitD, i'm Snbia=
ner=9 erritorium unb Dtfabpma.
SIR gtrfulatiuns= @ebiet in geras
eritredt ii6 pon @alpehpn Biz binaui
nod Deniion, bpn MaribaG i'm Often
Bis naA ST Baio IN ferlten @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbftperltdnblid nit Be-
lonhers aablreiben 2elern bas biht=
befiebelte Maittel=9erae ailo ben 5iio=
tpeIten ELM.
3nei Heiienoe iino %beitdnbie, iabrz
Elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat=
teS untermegs uno fiibren ben1ielben
i'm 8erein nit unierer ribrieen 2D=
fal I9enten Fortndbrenb mere See
Ter gu.
Sn Ni,betradt oieler 3batioden lit
Die n5reie 8reiie", no es iid oarum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8epDlferune gu
errei6en, nas bette Mnseige : Mes
binm i'm Staate Seras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREIT
PREssE FUER TExAs' has pc.
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatiop.
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Sir $500 uad 9entidlano.

9eutib : amerifanilde 3eitungen
merben i'm alten Baterlanb nit arD=
Dem Sntereiie gelelen. neil tie 1id
fret ausipreben unb bdufie BON briis
ben mebr @euiefeiten unb Nanrid)=
ten bringen, als Die beuti1en j3ei=
tungen ielbit. Die v5reie YrefIe fiir
SeraS" 1T briiben iiberan, ppbin 1ie
aeianbt miro, Elm iebr germ eeiebener
Sat uno fam iih riibmen, Mner=
fennuns uno @iirbieune gu finben,
pie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
iopie an Dieieniaen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an ibre Wertpanoten 1bifen, berpDrs
3ebt. 8er baber leinen @erpanbten
uno 5reunoen cine Sreuoe ~ertpei1en,
lbnen elm miafommene @eI9enf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteqe fir 1ie Die
.Sreie 8reiie fir geras". 9as Sn=
tereiie fir 9eras, pie iiberbaupt fnr
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, no bic
8ertpanoten tpobnen, 1T in 9eutibs
lano iebr lebbaft uno es lit unmDgs
lid, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 griino-
libe Nufflarnns unb 8elbreibuns
oes fremoen 2an6es gu aeben, pie
bies Die ,6rete 8reiie" allm6bent=
lih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breis
upn So oerlenoen mir purtofrei unIer
reibbaltiges Wo6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an irseno cine Noreiie i'm Iuslanbe.
Die Sreie Vreife fir Geras Nnbl.
Gpmpaiaf1.
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etn 3ebnfranfen1tlid IN Die 9dnn Der
alten Jrau bridenb. o9orin ltnD mir
ale einig."
n@timmt Der @9lub Der Grabbing
nit benz, mas Sic bereits tpubten2"
fragte Der pfarrer lG9elnb. u6rau
Marmiaon pirb ieBt in bic Slide ses
ben unb fi9 ein @las Wein ausbttten-
nidt tpabr?"
Die Mlte erbob ii6 miibfam, nidte
banfbar nd6 alien Geiten unb {9lid
binaus.
nSa. eepiB, 9err 9farrer, es ftimmi
10 peit. uno pieberum itimmt bic
Sa9e gar ni9t," erpiberte Der @raf.
u4ber man tDnnte ie pislei9t tim
meno ma6en," Iagte 8ettn Sra9berg,
inbem iie iie9 pen Dem barten gpliter
erbob. uSebenfails baben mir ale ur=
fa9e, benz 6errn Bfarrer fir feline Sc
bulb uno 5reunoli6teit bdnfbar gu
fein. 2eben Sic ppbl, 9err pfarrer
Stunoen, benen man Elm etpiges Mns
berfen benabrt, fommen unberiebens.
Der pfarrer idiittelte i6r bic 6onb.
p@lIdli6e Settle, Mabame! Gliidfi9e
&eiie, 6err @raf!"
Oarfn tDaren Tie auf Der 9prfItrabs,
ipo Die Come bereits ipieber f6ien.
e Sraaberg, ongere9t bur9 ben flei=
men 3ptf9enfaQ, plauberte better fort
als er ieinen @rm pI0bli9 beriibrt
fiiblte.
Sid CUR Settle fpenbenb, eri6rdf er
Dor Der gobtenbldHe in 8ettps Mntlib,
anf pel9em ungepobnterpeiie spei
rotbe 5lede auf ben 8adenfno9en fi6tz
bar purben.
uMas 1T Oir?1 fragte er betrpffen.
PILOTS! 9ie auft i'm 3tmmer mar
f9le9t."
Sic ffonb ftia unb at6mete tief auf.
Oabei sog elm Jreuen iiber ibr leibenbes
9eii6t, falt uno bart pie Minterfonz
nenf9ein, Der fein leben nedan fam.
Der Wagen belt befpannt por benz
Gaitbauie.
nSu fdein5t aud fem re9tes Der
langen me4r na9 unIerem Marterfafen
bort gu baben," iAer3te Sra9berg, als
8ettp f6peigfam auf Der ndmli6en
Steae 5DaernD berbarrte.
(SDrtieBuna fol9t).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-12
Sic Yrobibitium lit Canada.

l1eber Die BrDbibitionS : 8epe=
gung oriiber in Der canaoiIben OD=
minipn eribeint in Der 8eitihrift
,Mepiem Of Mepiems" aus Der Sc
Der BON @ep. SDbn 8. @errie in
TDrpntp elm MISUNDERSTANDING. Der
ibun bespeeen. neil er Die 6ano=
babe gu 8erelelbuugen nit entlpre=
henoen Ye~rbdltniiien in ben Ser.
Staten bietet, 8iele intereliiren
birfte. Sp lei benrt bas reide ge=
I9ihtlihe Material oes 8erfaiiers-
Der ielber auiheineno elm eifriger
MdBigfeitsfreuno, aber fein Sana=
tifer Doer @rtremiit - nahItebeno in
&ir5e gemuitert.
Seit piersig Doer mebr Sabren,
alio beinabe 10 lange mie in ben Ser.
Staten, lit oiele Bemeeung in
CANADA nit pebielnoem @rfol9e i'm
@ange. SbDn in ben eriten Sor=
men bon Yrpbibitions- @eieben uar
bier Die ioeenannte 2ofal : Option,
Die in eenilien Srtsgemeinoen nod
beute beItebt. Das Dunfin : @eiet
bonn Sabre 1864 eritredte iih aui
aanse Counties. perflate ieoph feline
p~Dqitanoige Brobibition, ionoern
| aeitattete ben Bertauf BON SpirituD.
len in Guantitdten BON flint Sal
louen Ober oarnber. @eaentpdrti9
beItebt bieIes @eieb nur nod in eli
mem einsieen @ountp oes Dominion
su 8raft unb aub in oie1emt Iino
idon nieoerbolt 8erlube ermaAt
poroen, feline @ioerrufuna berbei=
aufiibren. Nud oas alte Scott=
@eleB, peldes 1878 pom 0ominiat
Yarlament angenDmmen muroe uno
ben 8erfauf beraui6enoer 8etrdnfe
einfah unteriaete, mar i'm 8eient=
liden cine gpuntp : WaBnabme.
9aiielbe erfreute iih erit grocer Be
liebtbeit unb y Counties uno 9
Staote fibrten lebr raid feline 8e.
ftimmungen elm. Nber iebr Oiele
Brobibitiuniften tamen NIT Der Belt
au Der ueberseueune. oaB bieies @ez
feb leiuen 3med niht erreihte uno
begannen baber cine &aitation fir
feline @ieberrufuns. @eeenmdrtig
beltebt oieies @eieb nod in q @ouus
ties unoIeiner Staot; gum 9beil aber
ifeint es bier feiter, als lie 81 liben.
W1breno oieier ean5en Belt itrebte
man auh nad Brobibition fir gauge
BropinSen iuwie fir bic geiammte
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@eriett bic melt in Graannen.

Seine speite @ntoedung auf benz
@ebiete Der Mebisin bat jenals ben
pierten gbeil Der Nufreeung berpor=
aerufen, nelhe Dr.. Kings New
Discovery fir Sbminblubt perur=
iaht bat. Seine idmierieen Bro=
ben in boffnuugsloien Sdaen BON
Sbminoiubt, 2ungenent5iinoun9,
BlutiturS uno BrDnbitis bat oieies
Mtittel ~gldnsenb beitanoen. BON be-
men es gauienoen mieoer Die pDuige
@%eiunbbeit 5uriidgefibrt bat. @egen
6uiten, @rfdltung, Iltbma, 6eus
Sieber, 6eiierfeit uno abnlihe 2eiz
ben lit es oaS piinihenswertbeite
auer Wiittel. 3u beSieben ourb
S. &alteper & 5Dbn. @eo. S. S.
Shmitt, @igentbiimer, uno 80.
9reiB, Die es %garantiren uoer oas
@elb auriiderltatten. Breis so gts.
mn 81 90
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Gin @eiser fpars aelh.

GruBe geltirSune bemdbtiete iid)
Der 5reunoe oes 6errn so. 81. 6os
garth bon lexington. 8p., ats Iie
rpabrnabmen, oaB lid feline 6autfarbe
in @elb uermanoelte. Seine 6aut
uno AUDI balo Die Nuaen muroeu
allmdblig aber sulebenos gelber, uno
er fit idreflid. Seine Granfbeit
mar @elbiudt. Die beIten Gerste
bebanoelten i'm; ieooh pbne @rfolg.
Damn rpuroe inn aneeratben, Elec-
tric Bitters, iene munberbare Wtas
GEM uno 2eber-W teoistn. 81 perlu=
6en, uno er ibreibt: r@abbem id)
swei 5laihen aenummen bate. mar
i'd oDqig gebe.tt." Cine Brpbe piro
ieinen unibertreffli6en @ertb fir
ale Woaen-, 2eber= uno &ieren.2ei
ben flarlegen. Sour 80 gts. 3u bas
ben bel s. aalteper & Sobn, SEQ.
S. s. Sbmitt, giaentbimer uno
80. 9reiB.
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S0tttlbbtQtts w tObLOO ltil ALObEL
3dbiefeit agitirt uno i'm Sabre 1891
lab iib Die 9uminial= Geeierung 9e=
nDtbiet, cine Gommiiiion 81 eruen=
men, UNI feit5uitellen, Db has 9ano
rreif fir cine aagemeine Brubibitipn
lei." Sc puroe bieriber 1895 elm
umfanereider 8eriht perDHentlibt;
Die Mebrbeit iprah Die Meinune
aus, baB Der Sag fiir cine lolde
BrobibitiUn nno6 nibt" eefpmmen
lei, mdbreno Die Winoerbeit bieien
Nu9enbliG fir 9efommen bielt.
1nteroeiien muroen aub mebrere
Brppin5ial : @elebaebungen ti1tie
bearbeitet, uno oieiertiee BON Wani=
toba peranitaltete bereits cine Bolts
%abitimmnne. bic cine Webrbeit BON
12,485 Stimmer fir Die 8~robibitipn
ereab. SIN nablten Sabre ~lieferte
8rtnee @bmarb Sslano cine Brobi=
bitipns= Webrbeit BON 1926 Stint
men, unb 1894 Ontario cine lo(he
BON 81, 769, ipnie Neu=S bottlano
cine BON 31.401. Mub murbe bon
Der @eiebeebung Seem 8runsmids
eine Notwithstanding Gelplu=
tiDn angenDmmen.
Nbermals tpurbe Die Sa6e al Ell
ner Dominialfraee uno 1898 fano
cine aQgemeine GDlfsabitimmuna
ftatt. 9ieie ereab BEL elmer Stimz
men=Nbaabe bon ga. 072 cine Mfebrz
belt opn 1867 fir Die YrDbibitiun,
cine fleinere Webrbeit, als
bel fait lammtlihen Bropinsial Nb.
itimmungen er5ielt mDroen NOR. 9a=
bel batten nur fnapp A. Brpaent Der
@ablberehtigten eeitintnt, uno bic
BrDpins Quebec bate cine Webrbeit
pDn ni9t neniger als "a, 1874 Stims
men eegen Die Brobibition abeeee=
ben. 9esne9en, iDpie peeen oes
8Dtums in ben meiiten Stdoten Der
Dominion, meigerte iib Die Domie
NAL : Geeierung, oieiem Blebiscit
5olae gu leiiten.
Iufs Neue purbe Der &f in
Die 8rDpinaen 9etra9en, uno 1900
nabm Die 2egislatur BON Mfanitoba
elm itrenaes Brobibitionsseieb on,
oeiien leaale 8uldiligfeit afpar ange=
fohten, iebob bonn mpripp goun=
cil' aufredt erbalten tpuroe. Nber
Der 8remierminilter entihieo it1 fir
cine &Dlfs u~rabitimmung, uno bel
oieler purbe am 2. Npril bieles Sab
res bas @e1eb pernorfen. SnoeB
mill man bieies @reebniB nidt aQ=
genein ais cine Nenoerune Der Df=
fentlihen Weinuna in bieier Sraee
anerfennen, uno Die NgitatiDn oau=
ert fort. Nm lebbafteiten lit Der
&f aber jebt in Der BrDnins
Ontario; bier piro am 4. 9eSemz
Der b. s. cine Bolts : Nbittmmung
itattfinben, unb ionte oie1e su Gum
iten Der BrobibitiDn ausfaQen, 10
tritt 1904 Die Ontario bas Brobibi=
tions= @eieb in &raft.
Wab Der Nn1i6t bes Obengenann=
ten lit Die canaoiibe BrobibitiDns=
nod INNER i'm Nuiitei=
gen. Iber neben ibr lit es audi pie[=
fab gelungen, itrengere 2icensz Sc
iebe ourbSuorifen, lopie ben Ser
fauf eeiiti9er @etrdnfe in 8esug auf
8erionen, Gtunbe uno 5eiertage
mebr einsuihrdnfen, uno Gep. Ser
Ri %ertpartet, oaB Die @raebnilie bier
BON, neben Der Inlpornune, mel6e
Tie Den Brobibitioniiten bieten mo-
gen, gum guten gbeil Der Brobibi=
tions= Bepeaung Nbbru6 tbun uno
giele in benz @lauben beitdrfen uer= !
ben, 2icen5geiebe ieien Die bette 2D=
flung Der Sraee.
Ilem Nnihein nab f6nnen Die
prohibitions Sanatifer aus CANADA
feinen grDBen Croft ibDpfen.
1
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Sic trua feime Masfe

uuo beunuh mar ibr @eiibt total
entiteat, namlih ourb Gusiblae,
@unben uno eczema, uno stpar bis
iie r8udlen'S Nrnica=S albe" an
tpenoete. Damn peribnanoen ale
tranfbaften In5eiden in ibrem @es
lidte, wie audi aaer 6autausihlag,
SiebersI usiblae, Seulea, &arbun=
fet uno oal. bDr oieier Salbe tueis
den. unlhabbar fir S6nitt. uno
grano 8unoen, Sdramrnen uno
Iebnli6es. 0eiluna tpirb qarantirt.
25 @ts. BET s. 8alteper & Spbn,
8eo. 5. s. Sbmitt, gieentblmer,
uno 30. 9reiB.
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Cuffs ose6er-p iGem

srbalten bos GOrpcrioltsm in Or5nuaa
unb p~srbinoern frantbuite !3aftanae e
2eber, bic seuobulib S. gs9eiren bor.
iaSsebsn.
Gin ELECTROMAGNETIC fit
Ropfidmsr3en, 9pspeplie, GdwinOti.
idltdtsn @eidmad I'M Mumb:, 3er}Ilo.
pfsn, bsleste 3unje, appetitlcii5fciturt
sdmmtlide 0auemtciocn
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@rnnoeisentbnmS ilebertrasmnsem.
u. OreiB an George Siebredt,
@rdnoitlf an 8gomine Str. $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
IS AGAIN IMPROVED
Messages Sent 200 Miles Out to Sea
Faster Than 1t Is Possible
on Land Wires.

NORFOLK, Va, April 26.-The wire
less biography tests at Roanoke today
were the most important since the ex.
per1ments began, four days ago. 1t was
test of an American system of wireless
telegraphy. This system has been per-
fected by Reginald A. Fessenden. work
ing under the direction of Willis L.
Moore, chief of the weather bureau.
These experiments have been going on
for two years at intervals, but not until
today was it established beyond a doubt
that by the new system wireless mes
sages can be sent to vessels at sea for
distance Of over 200 miles.
The test today was observed by Gen.
A. w. Greedy and Capt Russell, Of the
signal corps of the army, both of whom
We're enthusiastic over the results.
The transmitting apparatus consists Of
the usual induction coil, common with
other systems of wireless telegraphy but
the receiving apparatus is altogether
new.
This part of Prof. Fessenden's inven-
ton is for the present kept profoundly
secret. A telephone receiver is employed
and remarkable fact is that messages
can be sent and received as rapidly as by
land wires and with far greater rapidity
than by cable
In today's tests messages were sent at
rate of thirty words per minute, and
this is by no means the possible limit.
Prof. Fessenden says that with a skilled
operator fifty or possibly as many as
seventy words can be sent per minute.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
Restrained Appreciation.

Last winter Nine. Patti was staying for
few days in an isolated village at the
extreme end of Yorkshire. To kill the
monotony of the place the prima donna
went one night to a concert given in aid
of a certain village institute. Not half
the performers turned up.
Approaching the difficulty, Nine. Patti
incognitia, Of course Offered to oblige the
audience with song or two.
Then she sang, in her own glorious
way, three of her sweetest ballads.
At the close the chairman approached
and, in solemn tones, thanked her.
well, miss he said you've done I'M
common well. And although AIRY 'Ock,
the juggler, who thinks now of takin'
couldn't turn up, yet you've pleased us
very considerable, miss. Denver Times.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

by the force Of the water and the bodies
are bruised beyond recognition.
Two weeks ago Miss Della Tansey. of
Buffalo, committed suicide after precise
ly the same manner as did Miss Collie.
Della Tansey was devoted to her sister
and jealous of her attention to another
girl. She made repeated visits to the
falls. and on the day of April walked
over to the bridge that connects Green
Island with the mainland. There, in
sight Of 200 persons, she leaped from the
bridge. Her body lodged in the ice near
the American falls, and as people rushed
to the bank and peered over the bridge
she begged piteously to be saved William
Conner, of Liverpool England, who was
on the bridge at the time, waded out into
the river and succeeded in catching her
foot AS he pulled, the shoe came Off
An expression of agony crossed the girls
face and the waters closed in about her.
Some one found rake and threw it out
to Conner. He got it fastened in the girl s
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celebrated tonight by the members and
guests of the Grant Monument associa-
ton with a banquet given at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Prominent military men and national
politicians from all sections of the coun-
try were present. Gen. Grenville NJ.
Dodge acted as POSTMASTER. AT the
guests table with Gen. Dodge were:
Senator ]. G. Burrows, of Michigan;
Congressman J. Il. Watson, of Indiana;
Congressman Champ Clark, of Missouri;
Gen. Thomas II. Hubbard, Of New York
Gen. Arson G. McCook, Maj. Gen. John
r. Brooke, Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard the
Rev DR.. Robert s. Macarthur Thomas
Hodge, Col. A. l.. Mills, Maj. Gen. James
r. Wilson, Gov William II. Taft. Of the
Philippine islands; Cornelius n. Bliss and
Gen. Henry l.. Burnett. Toasts were re-
sponded to as follows: Grant" James
E. Watson; Victory" Senator j. c. Bur
rows; The Border States During the
Civil War" Champ Clark, and Let Us
Have Peace" Gen. Thomas II. Hubbard.
Gen. Grants birthday was celebrated in
Brooklyn tonight by a dinner given by
Grant Post G. A. r. and the Union
League club. Senator ]. r. Burton, of
Kansas, was the chief speaker, respond
ing to the toast Grant as a Friend
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in golden mist and become saturated
with golden moisture.
The fine vapor of gold is thus driven
into all the little dents and markings
even the minut est-On the monograph
master-cylinder. The gold is so fine that
1t actually coats the cylinder, as If it were
water.
When there is a sufficient deposit Of
gold on the cylinder 1t is taken out ana
placed in a copper bath. a deposit Of
copper one-siXteenth Of an inch in thick
ness is electrOplated on the surface OF
the gold
The object in putting on the copper IS
to keep the gold from breaking down
when other records are taken from the
metal cylinder, which forms thus a spe-
cles Of matriX or mold.
Having the metal matriX. all that is
now necessary in order to obtain a record
from II rs to bring its surface in contact
with molten wax.
AS any substances placed in the Fdf.
son vacuum become covered by gold
vapor the inventor has succeeded IN pro-
ducing some exquisite gold lace made by
merely suspending pieces Of cotton lace
In the vacuum cylinder
The process, while seemingly very SIM
pie, has occupied eight years of the in.
yentors best thought. PHILADELPHIA
North American
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Wanted to Help Morgan.

A Fifth avenue art dealer tells with
Keen relish new story Of T. Pierpont
Morgan: The financier was viewing a
new painting which had just been hung.
the nall mark of newly acquired wealth
swept in and was soon questioning Mr..
Morgan about the merits Of the painting.
and somewhat technical estimate of the
work
When Mr.. Morgan had gone Mrs. New
Iy Rich said 70 the art dealer:
pose" - sup
"Oh, yes" said the dealer, "he Is a very
good judge Of art.
But it must be a poor way Of making
a living" commented the woman.
couldn't you send him a check for his
courteous services to me in explaining
"Oh. dear, no." said the dealer. in bor-
ror; that was ]. Pierpont Morgan" -
New York Times
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LURED TO DEATH By FALLING WATER

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 26.-Have the
falls OF Niagara q hypnotic power over
certain people that lures them on to de-
stIuction?
DR.. A L. Benedict, Of Buffalo. asserts
that they have. DR.. Benedict says more.
He claims that the swirling motion of
the rapids and the muffled roar of the
cataract are a menace which susceptible
persons cannot resist, and as sure an
agent Of hypnotism as revolving mirrors,
swinging crystals or passes Of the hands.
II have often met persons" says DR..
Benedict, "who told me they could not
stand on one of the bridges for long and
look down upon the waters rushing along
beneath without feeling a strong impulse
TO leap into their cool embrace"
The record of thousands of sane, normal
people who have gone to Niagara to rest
or recreate, who have gazed fascinated
into its whirlpools and listened spellboUnd
to its roar, eventually fiinging themselves
into the treacherous embrace of the cry
ing waters, would seem to bear witness
to the statement of DR.. Benedict, WHO
was moved to the expression of his views
by the recent suicide Of Alice w. Cole.
The Romance of Miss Collie.
Miss Collie was a Buffalo girl OF good
position, good home, good looks and
everything TO live for. She was engaged