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New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
DEWINDT IN DAWSON.

TELLS OF NARROWING EXPERIENCES AND
REPORTS FAMINE IN NIJINSKOBFNISK.
Seattle. July IA special to "Ihe Times from
Dawson says,
Harry DewindI. Of Paris. traveller. explorer. au-
thor, journalist and globe trotter. arrived with
party from Siberia on river steamer last night
DewindI's companions are the Niscomte Des-
clinchams Belgrade Of Paris; George Hardins, an
EnEIishman and Stephen RastOrgUyef Russian
from Yakutakat. Siberia whom the government in
sisted should accompany Devindt through the
Wilds OF Siberia.
Dewindt and his party left Paris on December 10
He tells of narrowing experiences with cold and
hunger. The party rsnOrts famine among uAe
natives at Nitinskobyrisk
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
POLICE RESCCE DRIVER.

HIS WAGON KILLED GIRL. AND ITALIANS
THREATENED HIS LIFE.
Agnes Andrel, nineteen months old who lived
on the top floor Of the tenement house at No So
E.Iizabeth-st.. was knocked down by delivery
wagon at Elizabeth and Hester SITS and crushed
to death between the rear wheel and the curb
yesterday.
The driver Of the delivery wagon. George Della.
OF No 232 Prospect-st.. Brooklyn, was sur
rounded by throngs Of infuriated Italians, who
dragged him from his seat, threatening TO XIII
him. They would have succeeded probably had
not several policemen from the + ia hist sta
ton arrived in time. They drew their revovers
and drove the crowds back hut not until they
had put up a lively fight did they manage 10
get Della To the station.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
DIED.

JofiNSoN-At Yonkers. y Y. on wednesday. July l6
Miss Henrietta Johnson Funeral services
residence q Leslie a. saunders. No Grey stone Ter
race. Fridtv attsruocz. July IS. Al O'Clock
MARSHA Harlem, NeW-YorK. July i. 1sto Harriet
Marsh widow Of Theodore W. Marsh. and eaushEe-
of the late Abel smith Peters Funeral services q
Church Foiy Apostles. 9tk-zEs- aad eSti-sr
Friday. July l. a II a
aIILE+On Wednesday Jufy ID iee2 william Niles. IN
lis his residence. No. 134 keap-5t.
Brooklyn. ~ = SOtcs Of funeral hereafter
SEAvERSS-On July EdEar Dickinson Ssavs-ns. ased
81 years. Funeral from his late residences. No -
ave. East Orange Friday evening. July Is.
0'Cl0ck.
TRAVIS-Ar stamford. Conn. Wednesday. July is.
Prighr-s 1tse1se Gilbert TompSnS Travis.
residence. No.
2eS Maa-sI stamford. Coan.. Saturday July b
10 a Y Ilterment private
IT, woodIawn Cemetery.
B0roush u Br0nx New Nork City.
O.ce % East sd Street. Madison square SOUTH
CrematiOns Fresh Pond
arranged BY all u1deTtessrs-
Charges: So FOR Adults Chil9Tsz Sl5-
Z. s Cremation CO. la c. 2. Houston ST.. y. x
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

THURSDAY-At = n Svgrsertz1t. ItalT.
Portugal Turkey. Egypt. British India
and L5renzo Marquee per La Touraine. via Earrs
mail for other parts Of EuroDs &c 5EsStsG 'ra-
Q La Tcu-Iiue'l
sATURDAY-At 3 a Ter Italy direct per Lam
mail be directed per Lahl). 7-30 a
Netherlands direct . Rotterdam C-1zl
be directed per Rotterdam y a N for
Scotland direct. : : Ethiopia tr1ail must % d.
Fe-rsd per 8. Ethiopia >. Belgium
direct. per ; Valegland mail Be directed
Der Vaderla1d'l 1910 g. fsup1Isr rt,c7-Y
y M for Europe. per = CamPania, VIA GuseSs-
PRINTED NATTER ETC.-This steamer takes P-tzsed
Matter Commercial Papers aad Samples for Germany
The class cf nail sor other r2Ets
wu be b. this ship unIs.s xpsc-zLly
directed BY h=r-
elosins q supplementary Trsnssllaazlo
Malls named above additional Supplementary Mails
the piers 81 tire American. English. Fr.-c
steamers. and open mil within
Ten Minutes q the h1ur Of sailing of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
THE REV. DIR. SAMUEL COLGATE,

The Rev DR. Samuel Colgate died at Sea Gate
Yesterday He was the OF J. Samuel Colgate.
He was born in Orange. y. j. Mr.. Colgate was
graduated from Yale in 1891. He studied in Berlin
and later In the Theological Seminary OF Colgate
University At the time Of his death he was pas
TOR of the Presbyterian Church At East Aurora
y Y.
M Colgate married Edith BuckiRgharn Hall OF
F9fIffalO a daughter and widow survive him The
funeral will take place on Saturday. July ls at
40 o. m al No. 3QS West Seventy-siXth-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
OUTING BY MRS. W. c. sHERRER.

Bangor Penn July 15.-On Wednesday after
noon the Fre sh Air children who are cared for by
the Presbyterian Church had an outing by the
kindness Of Mrs ". c. sherrer In the private park
opposite the ho1le. They numbered eighteen. The
afternoon was spent in playing games baseball
croquet, etc. Al 7 O'Clock in the evening they en-
joyed a feast The last several days have been
days the Fresh AIR children will not forget FOR
time. They all enjoying the country air
and the freedom the country affords. All their
little cares are laid aside and many want 70 stay
for summer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
rRorBLE AHoS0 BERWISD SERVANTS.
ASSISTANT BUTLER WILL PROBABLY LOSE SIGHT
OF ONE EYE
fzv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUNE-l

Frv srrF TO THE fhis1-'--t
Newport P l.. July 1s-The repeated tr0IDiTS
among the buffers and other servants at t.e -
Eerw,nd villa eliminated late YESTERDAY o,
when row took place IN the pantry ne sH.as
man l,oyrn sc an assistant butler. was assaulted
tv rs,,a-.T 80 81 otte- servants This afternoon
the alleged rfnvleader IN the hght was lI iForna
locked up at the police station bicI1 Is said
Icn even the name OF the P4A7N--'
70 be Morris was refused ,.,-1 o,,SItfon and is
The injured man is IN crIcdt II I said TO be dis
figured for lie spd viii probably lose the sish' u
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MRS. GEORGIANA FALLS.

Word was received in this city yesterday OF the
death OF Mrs Georgiana Falls at jamestown. r. l.
she d!ed from paralysis. Mrs Falls was the widow
of De WITT Clinton Falls. ST. and a daughter
~ ths lats Peter Gassner The body brought
10 the home Of sister at No 1T East F1fty-sev-
eDfb-st where the funeral Will be held.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MRS. EDWARD II. ANDERSON.

The death OF Mrs Edward H. Anderson on Tues
dan, was announced from London yesterday. Mrs
Anderson was Miss Josephine Allen. The date OF
the funeral has not Yet been decided upon.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

FOR New-Eugiand fair in east. showers IN por-
tion to-day Friday showers. fresh west 20 southwest
winds. increasing tonight
New-Jersey fair today. followed By showers AZ
night and on Friday: winds becoming southwest
For Eastern New-York. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and Del
ava today followed by showers at
uish Friday. showers: fresh southwest winds.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia,
showers and thunderstoTms to-day and Friday usht
variahle winds becoming southwest
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-Tork.
thunderstorrns with rising temperature
dav; Friday. showers fresh brisk south winds. be
coming west.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
FREDERICK BARNES.

Syracuse. July Is.-Frederick Barnes. for thirty
years cashier Of the Equitable Life in this city.
Aied to-day aged forty-eiSht. His wife was Miss
Louise Bender. OF Albany. sister OF Harry Bender
Fiscal Supervisor OF state Charities.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MONSTER PETITION FOR MRS. MAIBRIck-

Denver July 1.-The Britsh-ATnerlcAh go. SoS..ss
OF Colorado has undertaken 20 get up hons.e nsrs
peution q King Edward for the pr paIao ,.o-rar
rsDrsnee hsybrfck. the AmeriSsa = lie sentence
W. hos served thirteen years % .ot.ontng OF her
~ ~ Wonng Prison for the alleged PRnbman
A-sDapos James Naybrick. an EhsA
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
Postomee Notice

lShoUIa DAILY - al Interested changes
Foreign ending July "a. 1872. VII
close tDromptiv all the General Postcce
ParceIs earlier ths1
closing below Parcels Mails t1r Ger
close az ; .. Monday
RszUiaF and Supplementary Mails cIos- Foreign Sta
Ton half hour later than closing time shown below except
Su1usrneorarv Mails Europe and Ce1-rs Ana
Colon, close lars- Foreign Startorl
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
CAPTAIN HORACE c. LAMPREAR.

Waterford Conn. July 16-Captain Horace c
Lamprear. one OF the oldest and best known OF the
Long Island Sound steamboat captains died to-
Fav from aDonlexv He IN command or Nor
wlch Line steamers for thLrty-four years.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
rgE poercp1Ng SOLD FOR $4,000.

San Francisco July 1s.-The Cnlteo ST. So s+a+as
psid s4s os and an which &c subsequently expended
THOUSANDS Of Saars IN repairs has been sold fof or
ssys The purchaser is NlIllaIia N
Tie A1fEOn NAVIGATION CoupaDs-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MRS . T. CLIFFORD.

London. July l6.-Efie. the wife OF c. z. Clifford
r p r " daughter OF the late ". A Neef Of
Chicago died in London to-day from pneumonia
after a short Illness.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
FRENCH CONSUL ROBBED.
GREEN CROWN OF TURKEY ONE OF THE
PIECES OF JEWELRY STOLEN

san Francisco. July IA porch climber entered
the residence OF the French Consul General De
LENA gne. last night and stole diamonds and Jew
elry worth $500 Altogether thirty pieces of
jewelry stolen many Of them heirloonns and
gifts from rulers OF nations IN whose courts NJ De
Lamagne had served IN the diplomatic service of
France.
One loser by the thief is the Sublime Porte. The
robber took the green crown OF Turkey a gold and
enamelled emblem with which II. De Lamagne mad
been decorated. This decoration is merely loaned
and upon the death OF the recipient is TO be re-
turned Sultan. This a heavy piece
worth simply gold s+eo
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
THE PASSING THRONG.

William E. w Yerby OF Greensboro Ala the
president OF the Alabama Press Association which
IS now seeing the sights OF New
MOTORMAN York. principally admire. in New
WENT York and the East the way people
INSIDE value time, making every moment
TO CHAT. count Il don't think il necessary
TO run VI and down stairs 10 leap
OF and on cars at full speed and the ike as you
do here in New-YoIk City" he said yesterday al
the Hotel Empire. but still wish that we could
inoculate in Southerners the germ OF punctuality
and appre eciation Of time As IN illustration Of
how some OF roads are run. for instance let
me tell you Of an experiences Northern friend
Of mine had in the South. He boarded a street
sparsely settled district. and he was the only
qIT paSSenssr' tae motorpan turned his power par
The conductor joined them, while the iolted
was very hospitabIe of the motorran and con
ductor. showing one trait Of Southern character
conduct up date roa6 or make connections
on time. The South needs more hustle and less
mercal and industrial advance equal 20 natural
resources
Rocco de ViIIiers, one Of the Boer prisoners who
was formerly an official OF the Orange Free State
and was one of the party which left
BOERS here last night TO visit Niagara
ENJOY Falls. said yesterday at the Union
NEW-YORK. Square Hotel: I'VE have all
joyed New-York very much re-
sarding It with admiration and something OF awe
for il is both by far the largest city We have
seen and by far the most active, bewidertng. com
plsx. But, after all it is hardly Interesting
as study your agricultural communities and
smaller towns are, for we shall never have such
city ourselves, depending agriculture. not com
LSTce II IS Tor thlS reason, quite as nIucA as 10
see Niagara. that we are going 20 make the TIP
We none OF US have seen much of the city
would like. both because Of our brief stay and
physical condition. The deadly mOnotony OF prison
fare and the deadly inactivity Of prison life have
left US weak easily tired and so fearfUy sleepy all
the time When night comes II seems IL We
al wanted 70 lie right down and drop on 70 sleep
OF your Americans who have Interested themselves
in US. surrey you Will admit that We aaII have most
reason 10 be grateful to that splendid old preacher
and writer, Edward Everett Hale
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

In n ) diagram the Csnunuou. white Inc saows the
changes pressure indicated BY The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer dotted tempera-
tu1e recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
The following the Weather
the temperature for the last
hours comparison with ths corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
ALABAMA EDITORS AT CONEY ISLAM

ALABANI EDIIUho 1T CO"@4 4oLA-' u
The members of the Alabama Press Association
row In New-York on their annual pilgrimage
.er1oun East" spent Yesterday at Manhattan
reach and Coney Island. They chased Duss prize
i,oftIes in the surf and generally dsporteq them
seiyes without thought OF care or editorials Tor
the
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

The next season at the Fourteenth Street Thea
ire begins Monday August Is, with the first pro-
duction of Robert Emmett" new romantic Irish
drama by Irishmen Brandon lyman.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Klaw & Erlanger have decided to call the new
theatre for the Rogers Brothers which they will
build in West Forty-second-st- next season. ten
doors from their New-Amsterdam. now being
built, the Liberty Theatre This viii not mean free
seats
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Mail subscribers 10 the DAILY and RI-vEEESLT VII
be charged extra PosSase II addition tn
TIE na--et above
The Tribune will be mailed cuba Porto Eico Hsvstt
snd Philippines without expense for forslsn
points Europe couHtrls. the UnlE.rxat
Postal Union The Tribune viii be mailed al the foovtn
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

OFFICES
MAIN RFFTCr-No 1sA Nasesu-st-
TPTdyvN 6rFrCE-No 5f4 Broadway. o. any Ars-tesa
NEW fE FRANCE OFFTC-E-F-edsrfck y sornsr No
7aa RF0-d-sr-
AMFPTC ans ABROAD VIII fu1 The Trihu1e az
LONO0N-OAcc q Thc TrieuHs No f4s Fleer--r
Brown. Could 4 Co.. No - New 7rd-st
American Ev--Ass Conn Ne waterloo PI3c-s
london of8cs ~ TIE TRIFTTSE = coEVArlsn-
place embellishments arH zr1bsCrfptfous-
Pa PIS-I Monroe Co No- Rue Scribe
JoEn Wanauaksr Co. ~ Rue dss Fsritss
FCurfez
H-ttireue- < Co No. 2s Rue ae Provence
N7-rar Har4aS 3 Co - P-u1avar7 HaussIu1n1
CreTft L.v1~uais Bureau tss Ft-argsrs
No - Rue Scr1e
So-fsss Ir1rrin,er'es LsTneFcfsr No- Pi1ce -
POuera
cEN-v A-IAr-rs-5 O1Ta- Z co ans Cn'ou Bank-
FL0P-ScE-F1 each. Lemon 4 Gu = and q. va r,r-
nabuoni.
H HANar'pr-s-ra-'can Express Company. Sa II
Sc%r-szEe St-@-=~
BRTNET-4rnericau Express Company. No- sasasof
er-asz.
GFVO s-Arne-can Express Company. No Is Via san
L0renZn.
Also On sale at the principal hotels
and rail VVRv book stalls
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
DIR. BROWNING WANTS MORE.
WILL NOT ACCEPT AWARD OF $4,000
FOR SERVICES TO LATE SEN
ATOR MAGEE.
Lsr rELEsRArH TO TIE rR1BrxE.

lbF TELEGRAPH TO TRlBLNE-l
Pittsburg, July 1s.-In the Orphans Court to-day
an opinion was handed down awarding 70 Dr. W
G Browning, Of Philadelphia, s2s, against
the estate OF State Senator Christopher L. Masee
for professional services. The doctor asked for
1850 oOG OF this amount about S29,019 was Tor
profits in stock speculations which DR.. Browning
alleged the Senator had made for HIM
Philadelphia. July 15.-Dr. ". c. Browning said
to-day:
I will not accept SO OO0 when I'm entitled 70
SSl1O0 The verdict is not az all satisfactory 20
me. No more than II II was . cents WouIG
rather have my time back than al the money; l
wish the judges could give me that would teei
more satisfied haven't heard from my lawyers;
but presume that appeal will be taken and
the case will be heard by the Supreme Court For
the present I'm in the hands OF my attorney. -
Chris Magee himself not only o kd my bills.
but he doubled the fees for night service oringing
the total due to S1T 600. The original oll4S
were Q kd 1880 .o00 b11t when the fees for night
service doubled 1t brought the amount 10 over
s3OG.0Oo
Dr.. Browning left here for Pittsburg this even
ing
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

THE Bostouians' are making preparations for
ella borate revival Of Robin Hood" Pctorially, II
is promised will surpass the original production.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
SINGLE COPIES.

SINGLE COPIES
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DAILY. cents TRI-WEEkLX cents
WEEKLY FARMER ? cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC IS CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
Spr1ial Notlres-
Tribune s.b-cr,ptfon Rate.

The Tribune be by mail address n trts
country ahrosd. address changed 1ften de
sired Su6scfipti given % ycur regalar dealer
before leaving Gr more convenient hand them IN e.
The Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

The Alabama Press Association will be the guests
of the Casino tonight.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

ASDERsoN-At London Engisnd s;Idtenly q 11iy, u.
TCserhfue Anderson widow OF Edward n AndSr-
son Notice funeral hereafter
HRIANT-on Tuesday. July IS. 1902 Isaac p > Brtant
10 ais Slst year Relatives snd friends are invited %
his las residence No e6T
ia sey-st Brooklyn. Thursday evening July IT. at
o'clock
zeozs.s s---r,,v ~ Tuesday June 15 1902 Timothy
Bergen Point y j. N the o'Ih year OF
his Notice funeral hereafter
Ccr Z. ATE A, Sea Gate y Y on Wednesday. July l8
1902 Rev Samuel Colgate, or EAST Anrefa- y y, in
us 34fb wear Funeral Saturday. July 49, 13O p m.
ar No 500 West T6th-st.. New-YoFk IRtsFEasRt at
convenience OF family
FAILS-On Tuesday July u 1902 az Jamestown r. 7.
C;sorsta-a Fsisrs widow az De VIE
Falls. dscea<sd. and 1AsHtsr OF Tie l>Ie fetsr
C5assner- Netice o funeral hereafter
rrRRrS-At vVa.tchsstsr, Sew-YorS City Tuesday,
Juiy rs lao Anna Williams widow OF Claiborne
E-rr,. !, IN. ssrn year Of hsr sge. Funeral az
ata residence WeschestsE Friday, July
tsr-tages will be waiting at the Weschester station
arrival or 2:45 train from 129rh-sr. and
save Via branch OF y. Y. n. II. h r. r.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
THE CITY FATHERS HEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOOD" TO BE REVIVED.

Last night a good number of the city Fathers
were the guests at the Circle Auditorium Of KaIteu
born's Orchestra. There large audience be-
sides of those who have little TO do with city gov
ernment but who enjoy the excellent grade Of
music furnished by this orchestra. Two numbers
of Griegs Peer Gynt Suite had TO be repeated.
did Kaltenborn's violin solo and Miss wilson's
song. The seventh number. by some strange freak
OF programme arrangement, a Strauss waltz
called s'VIIlage Swallows Tonight and Friday
night Wagner programmes will be given.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Address all communicative reative 70 suhscriptons o
aSve--sssrre-ts - TIE TRIRUNE- Nsw-ycrk cry-
Remit bv P1sro7cA money order. express order.
irafr registered letter
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA Wet

THCRsDAY-At a N for Cuba Yucatzn, Campechs.
other parts Of Mexico dirsStsd per VLs.-
Ianca'). az = n FOR Eucatan per : s Dagsry, va
1psleso a = N -- - p ~ -
$50 D n for jamaica per Admiral Sa-p-
--ts2nt son tEop Boston - ,,.v,,, -, :.
Ta1s5co erna 4 must m Ss srsetsa Ser = ssas.a ss
l1cSaa Lew @ and sds s,isas I p and d ss 55 pc
and French Guiana per CariSbse euAl TOR
caribbeeD Al I2s p n for InaEua and Ha1tl Per
sATTRDAY~st5 a. m r1r Brazil per . wor.swo--A,
va PernsToueo Bahia and Elio Janeiro tnsn fsr
1s1-t re- srTsst-i :pe= = 3 v5rfssSTtb:.I AZ a.
Ter Bermuda psL > PEetSTia- a. a Cor PorrS
ee directed per : = PoncsO. az a n cor
Ponce direct per 5 san igan mail for other pa.ss
al q kit ST. Martins St Eustal.A-
ss9 British 1gs s5g TTe,S5 q "a GUIANA & per : Tier
ys1s5sss ,, Iss = e2tI s % > for TeyaHila a s6
N esupDlemeEtary 1o-So M for Fortune Islsrs.
Jamaica SavanjIla. CartaEena csreyt'vn SER a q
Atnos Costa Riss be df-ectsc e- =
e1T1ra: az 70 n so cz-nssa Trsidss sns rs Ss.1 -
Bolivar per = NsraSsl' val, Al 10 n. for a2sa. e.r
r,6a.s Rritisa ana putcs uiana rsass ss aTses.d
U2ssaay Pss = and 's Pasa! per " = EyP, % Sr se Asss
Mails s for ;, & By =, rail- ,s . & Ea5h sg4ay sa
o m f-onnectias close here every M0ndsy W-S-A>ds~
ana thenes by close oics asy At ss.o
p. Mails for cuba oy ral % Flori5s. and thsnes
connecting ,.9=@s t2r dispatch via Port Tampa.
dispatch via Miami - Mondays and Saturcays az $50
p ~ Malls Mexico City. overland specially
dsilv except sunday at iS0 . a11 IN 80 D N
sundays a / o. and 1880 Nails tor Costa
cIesns ana thence oy steamer cIose al .bi- -
Sc daily sunday al F1:SO o sundays Il
y crse ann GstsEaIs and Tsssv5 10 s sst.s .
Rical fEsegls-eTed NAL closes al p previous asy.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Highest temperature IS degrees: lowest 6S degrees:
average yesterday 40 degrees corresponding
date last year degrees: corresponding
last twenty-five wears. "a degrees
Local forecast Fair and warmer to-day followed By
showers =. night Friday showers fresh southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

PICK ERING-NON TGOMERY-On July Is. lsJ,. ar ST
LOANS Chapel BY the Rev. y J. keech, Arthur DonO
van Pickering Clara. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Johl
r. Montgomery.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
BY EARLY MAI TRAIN

For poiEts United outstds ox dr>Assr
Nsw-Yorkl. Canada and Mexieo-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Buruett'S Cocoaine the irritsted seal
,sHovss iandrun gives rich Eustre % the hair.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17
MARRIED..

Chautsuqua Excursion.
Slf.O1 round trip by ERIE RAILROAD July 18th.
Tickets good for return until August I'D.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-17

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
II kNnEN, Saturday in the
nAT Bargain Room

ss-inch Hemiettas, So colors. 26c.
15c plaids, Be.
Silks. 1sc. 25c. S9c and Acc, worth from
6oc to $3.50 a yard.
Silk velvets worth soc at 19c.
All colors velveteen worth soc at Csc.
Yard-wide black skirting silk worth SOC
at 29c.
Y~ard-wide black lining silk worth soc at
19c.
WASH GOODS.
10000 styles Of dimities in all the nice
new spring colors, mercerized. silk stripes.
raised stripes and every imaginable weave
that is made for the spring of 1902, all will
go at one price. 10c a yard.
White goods that sold at s5c, 60c and TOO
in raised figures, corded stripes, grenadines
stripes. embroidered stripes and dots, all
will go at one price 10c.
Other sales on prints, ginghams, sateens,
furnishing goods, etc. q
DC AND Toe COUNTERS.
We have added TO our bargain room a
nice line Of crockery, glassware, house and
kitchen furnishings, worth from Csc up TO
s1.0O. all placed on 4 counters. at &c. 1Oc.
19c and 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

We will place another lot of the late
purchase in the bargain room, for Satur
day. Furnishing goods at hall the price
what others ask for them. Dress goods
at less than SOc on the dollar.
New spring silks worth up to $3.50 yard
will go at acc to Acc a yard. 15c and zoe
dimities In nice long lengths will go at 1Oc
a yard.
Thousands Of yards of prints, white goods,
domestics, linens and other goods.
Be sure and examine the goods and
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
No dealers, peddlers or manufacturer
sold In tins room.
HERE is WHAT o CAN U FOR
40 GENTS,
64-inch black broadcloth, $3.50 a yard.
5S-inch Scotch tweed. heavy enough to
be made up without lining, strictly all wool,
$3.50 a yard.
54-inch black chsviOts. worth s1.oo a
yard.
6O-inch s~ecillisn In grays. blues. etc.
worth slips a yard.
75c all wool granite cloth, 75c. all wool
Henriettas, all at one price, 49c.
l2-inch serges, all %colors. 25o.