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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-02
DisinfectantS and
Insect ExterminatOrS.

piatts Chloride bOttle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9c.
'Acme" Chloride Of Lime. can..............10 c-
..Dead Stuck,' for bugs bottle. ............16 c.
'H and H. Soap, for cleaning carpets and all
kinds of silks and woolens; also for exterminating
,,oths Ike cake Q cakes for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
BLACK Flag" for insects, bottle &c. and Zoc.
Peterman's Roach Food. box. 10c.
Peterman's Ant Food box Observation-Disclosures. 20c.
Petermans Discovery, for bugs, can. 15c- & &c.
..Dalmatian Insect Powder for moths, ants,
Household Ammonia, for all cleansing purposes.
hottie .....,................5c. 10 26o.
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Cottage Cfinaware, Glassware,
Housefurnishings and Housecleaning
Requisites and HELPS.

~ He next time to the particularly
house, will interest the Housefurnshng De
~ parment There many things and late Inventions
and wonderful tighten
g to make less expensive and pleasant that you will
well worth time make things
which WILL doubt please you
your home
Our stock of China and Crockery
the shapes and decorations which practical and especially
able for cottages and
Our stock of Summer Home Requisites comprises new
helpful things the comfort
several kinds of goods well
fled as to render the selection and peasuab prices
are absolutely the lowest for grades of goods
sible by buying great quantities direct
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With the Usual Discount,

Private E. 8. Green of the police force
has received a reward of so for the arrest
of Phillip Richardson, deserter from the
navy. The officer will be allowed to retain
the amount less 20 per cent. deducted for
the benefit OF the clothing and helmet fund.
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csc. each.
Plate Racks for

Plate Racks for
Summer Dining Rooms.
We are now showing large line
Of Wooden Plate Racks, in both the
golden and Flemish oak finishes ;
and there is nothing SO appropriate
for decorating the walls of the sum-
mer dining room. We call special
attention to the following:
Style No. flor three plates and six cups. csc.
Style No. 2-for six plates and six cups. 81 90
Style No. 9-for three plates and six cups. so
Plates for Plate Racks.
We offer one lot Of large Blue and White Plates
decorated with Washington souvenir designs, which
are especially suitable for plate racks.
csc. each.
Fifth 6Oor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-02
Ice Cream Without Turning.

We are now demonstrating the excellent qualities
Of the Doth Century Ice Cream Freezcrs, OF
which we have sold several hundred In Washington.
When properly used land they very simpleD
they make fine, smooth ice cream. without the long
tedious turning necessary with other makes OF
freezers. And they cost more than the other
styles, and are simple and easy TO keep clean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-02

Summer Cottage
ChinaWare and Glassware.
We carry all Of the best kinds Of Summer Cot
tage Furnishings and invite inspection Of our
complete assortment Of Cottage Chinaware and
Glassware.
Old Blue Willow Cottage Dinner Sets, 100
Blue Danish Cottage Dinner Sets, loo pieces
Furnivars Green Border Cottage Dinner Sets
Ivy peces 14cn $lZcO
Old Blue Oriental Cottage Dinner Sets 100
pieces n.acn $l6.OO
Flow Blue Dundee Cottage Dinner Set, 100
Printed Pattern Cottage Toilet Sets. 10 pieces.
Gold stippied Toilet Sets IL pieces. Each. IS
Gold-trimmed Cottage Toilet Sets. II pieces.
Hand-Hlled Cottage Toilet Sets II pieces.
White Enameied Toilet Set Stands Each 81 O5
French China Special.
We call attention to the French
China Salad and Berry Bowls, which
we are now offering, in several
choice decorations, with best gold
stippled edges, at
cOc ooCh
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Special Price, $3.50 Each.
The Imperial Waist Blouser.
Sale of Ome=Of=a=Kimd Trunks.

@ BOUT Trunks represented including Dress Trunks Steam
7 Trunks and Wardrobe Tunkstyles for and styles
Nv for They the oneofaknd of Our best and
most popular trunks the product of the leading American
and at the reduced prices extraordinary values
favorable opportunity for those going abroad preparing for the
mer vacation and for needing for home
pack away the winter clothing
We offer them al a averaging
Is to 1878 Per Cent from Regular Prices.
EQutab BLDG
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Telegraph CONSTRUCTION In Alaska.

Capt Burnell OF the signal corps. in
charge of telegraphic line construction
work in Alaska, In dispatch to the chief
signal ofilcer. reports that ffty-four miles
Of the gap between Goodpaster and Sal
cha. Alaska, have been completed, and there
are yet about thirty miles Of line to be COM
structed to connect those two points,
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Flannels for Mountain
and SeashOre Wear.
English Viyella.

English Viyella.
beautiful and serviceable Flannel, specially de-
sirable for women's shirt waists dressing sacques
KOh and boating suits. mems shirts pajamas, etc:
plain white light blue and gray; guaranteed by
the maker not to shrink; so inches wide. q, -.
Scotch Wash Flan1felS.
We show these in all white and a wide range Of
small and medium striped effects suitable for all
sorts of mountain and seashore wear mems shirts,
pajamas, boating suits, etc.; 30 hoc and roc
Ceylon Zephyr Wash Flannels.
beautiful lightweight Wash Flannel very de-
sirable for shirt waists, dressing sacQues, kmonas
children's wear. etc. wide range Of patterns
to select from; q inches wide. Per ~.
Navy Blue Twill Flannels,
for bathing suits. ETC.; q orr ,oJ ,,I/c
inches wide Per yard ~. dhd o//ZS'
Second floor, Eleventh ST.
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Decorated Stoneware

Decorated StoneWare
Pitcher Special.
We offer q lot Of Gray Stoneware Water
Pitchers, decorated with dark blue raised designs.
These in the popular half gallon size and
the desirable wide-top shape. Keep the water
fresh and sweet.
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soc. each.
Blue and White Thin
Gun and Saucer SDecial

We offer a new lot Of those dainty thin blue and
white japanese China Cups and Saucers, in the
popular low Divide shape. Several of the patterns
have been more expensive. Special price.
I5c. per cup and saucer.
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Moth Preventives.

We sell only the most reliable Moth Preventives,
and we especially recommend Manahan's Tarine
Moth Bags and Paper. which, when properly used,
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Colonial Pattern Glassware.

We have received a large shipment Of the famous
Heisy Glassware in the Old Colonial shapes and
effects. This clear plain glassware books much
more expensive that II really is and is the best
and most durable for eyery-day use
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Some in Niuhtes, Too, Helped
Form the Pitcher Brigade
Which Faced Blaze in Wom-
ems and Children's Infirmary.
READY FOR THE EMERGENCY.
Had Praetlsed Drill, and Amazed
the Putting Policemen Who Helped
Them Put the Flames Out, Which
Did Small Damage.

Twenty pretty nurses In the New YORK
Women's and Children's Inirnary or
ssnlzed o pitcher brigade early to-day
and put ont a Are that threatened to de-
stroy the dorlnitory OF No. $7 East FIJI
tenth street. Policeman McCarten
rushed into the building and helped and
1t was hard to tell who was the most
confused when the blaze was finally
quenched and the big. putting policeman
faced about 10 see a line Of amateur
Newcomer In blue aud pink patamas ana
white nshtiss.
The nurses recovered from their ex'
citemept just at that minute. too, and
with . scamper Of feet that would put
Audrey" TO aha 4e Policeman MrCar-
ten was left alone to view the disaster
wrought by the flames. All he could
hear were peals of c%onvulafve laughter
from down the corridor.
Il was Just about time for the day
nurses to get up when the ere started.
1t Ii likely that a q Jet was burning
to heat a curling IRON. for a curtain
blew against 1t. In q minute the room
was abtaIe and the fair owner spread
the alarm through the thres-story
DulldlnG.
For weeks and months the twenty
nurses have practtcsd the FIRE drill and
planned what they would do In Just such
an emergency. ard they did exactly as
they planned. 81 there was fear Ia any
Of those twenty. hearts the owner was
ashamed TO confess II.
Each ssised IN. pitcher from her room;
boldly INTO ine room. The smoke had
been Aeon nom the street. and the big
police man rushed In lust a. the paJama
brigade was making Its way toward the
fire. '
The are did no; last long, hut the girls
had 10 work energeticalIy while IL did.
The building is three stories and base
ment and adloins the inhrmary. which Is
at the corner OF Fifteenth street and
livingston place.
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One Of the Crew Of the Big
Transatlantic Liner Held for
the Death Of George Gan.
non.
BEATEN WITH A SHOVEL.
Police say that One Of the Men
x Has Made a Confession In Which
He Admits Having Done the
Killing.

Several men. fireman and timners on
the steamship Teutonic, were arraisned
IN the jefferson Market Court to-day In
connectIono with the alleged murder of
George Cannon. of the Isle OF Man. who
dipd IN st. v%incents Hospital Sunday
niEht from a fractured skull. Thomas
rPrns one of the men, was remanded
toI corouer Jackson on tho charge of
hpmiclae by Magistrate Barlow. and
Jnmes Fletcher, Hugh McAvoy, John
o'feil John Ascon and JameH FNem-
Inc we're remanded, ~ witnesses.
Ferns Il alleged to have made a oon,
fossion. In which he said that Cannon.
With Q man named Morgan! went to the
shin Saturday night and asked for some
thing 10, eat. He gave the two men food
ana than Cannon asked Ferns. Can YOU
put up your hands?" Ferns replied that
he could, and claims that Cannon In
yited him to DO 50.
AccoFdins to the confession, the two
men hit each other several times, and
then Ferns knocked Cannon down. The
latter fell down a flight of stairs into
the Are rock, md then Ferns, according
70 the aileged cohiessfoh' pfShou Wy "
eosl shovcl and struck Cannon over the
head three times with IL. telling him to
set up.
Ferns gave his address as No. 1bl Dry
den street. liverpool
Early Sunday morning Chief ohaeer
Clark of the Teutonic. notified the
Charles street police station that an un-
known man had been found unconscious
III the hatchway leading to the hremen's
quarters on the vessel. The man was
taken to st. Vincent's Hospital, where
ne died as the result of n fractured
skull. The body was identified as that
OF Cannon.
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EXCITING BLAZE
IN S0uBRETTE ROW
Every Available Man in Uniform
and Out Springs to Rescue
and Carries Down Inmates.

4 fire which started early this after
soon on the hrst floor of the five-story
dat house. No. 262 West Forty-third
street, known to the police as one of
the many "souDrette rows" caused
considerable excitement among the ten
ants and did about s2.50o damase TO
the tailor shop and apartments of X.
Baum. The smoke from the FIRE Allied
the Railways of the adjoining house.
No. $50. and drove the tenants into the
The cause of the blaze is unknown.
,ut 1t is believed to have started from
Der zine In the tailor shop. The Are
ipread rapidly. and Baum ran into the
;treet and notified Patrolman Keller. of
he West Forty-seventh street station,
yho sent in an alarm BY this time the
moke had filled the halls of both houses,
frightening the inmates. who rushed to
he windows and f~re-escapes, many OF
hemfin "a attire.
For several minutes the firemen, po-
Ice n citizens were kept busy carry
5hne the inmates down the fre-escapes
or lfadipg them through the halls ia
btreet. The IRE was 500 undo con-
troll, but not until the tailor shop and
apartments OF Baum had been badly
damaged, On Christmas night O fire
started In the top floor OF the house No
gie2 trarn some unknoYn CAUSE.
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0odged Three Shots and Pur.
sued Thug with Stolen Jewels
Until He Escaped Through
AIIeyway, Dropping Plumber.
BULLET TORE HER APRON.
Husband Prevented from Assisting
Her by Confederate, Who Attacked
and Beat Him BadIy--No Arrests
Made In Sensational Robbery.
tssselsl 70 The Evening world J


NEWARK. N. j.. jan. 6.-Mrs. Titus
Partition is bein. congratulated to-day
for her bravery in facing the pistol OF a
THIEF and pursuing him even after he
had. fred three shots at her.
Mrs. Partitions husband keeps a lew
elry store at No. 2l5 Mulberry street. A
man entered the place and asked to see
some diamonds. and Partition took
q tray from the case. on which were
gems worth 81. 500.
Before he had scarcely laid them down
the fellow grabbed at Them almost
~scooplng the tray clean. and then da shed
ont Of the store.
Mrs.. Psntlllion. who was In the rear
OF tho store, raised an alarm, and with
her husband ran after the robbsr. The
woman was in advance Of PantillIon and
she was almost close enough to the
thleft to catch his coattails when he
turned. whipped out a revolver and ired
three shots al her In quick succession.
A%lthough two shots grazed her head
end the third tore a hole In her apron.
she continued the pursuit until the rob
Der disa ppeared In an alleywsy leading
from Green street to Liberty and es
capped.
Partition was knocked down by a con.
tederate of the robber and badly beaten
and kicked. He held on to the fellow,
but Yves finally forced to let go. and
be. too. escaped.
The Jewellers face Is badly marked.
and ne had several body bruises. the
result OF The encounter.
Although the street was we'll crowded
and a throng went after the robbers,
they left no trace.
Twenty-Five diamonds In all were
taken. Eighteen of the rings were re.
covered by tho police along the street.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Entire Sixth Floor.

HAM-Armour's or Swift's.
fine sugar. cured. none large,
10
BACoN-Armour's or Swift's
fine sugar cured, lb..........l5
JELLY PoWDERS-Tryphosa
Jelly Powder. package. 10
CHOPPED ~PICKLES-"Royal
Stuart" Chopped Pickles. l ID.
Phoenix top jar.......-.....l5
CURRANTS-"Royal Stuart"
r~ecleaned Currants, free from
grit, full lib. package; 8 pack
ages 25
oLIVES-Selected large Queen
Olives, quart jar. SO
LARD - Armour's Shield
brand, Glib, pail. ...,....... %
COCOA Royal Stuart
Breakfast Cocoa, Alb. can. 10
TEA-Selected pickings choice
oolong. English Breakfast,
Green or Mixed. sweet drawing
teas; s lbs, $500; ID. .43
FLOUR - Simpson Crawford
xxx Minnesota Patent,
produces twenty pounds more
dough to the barrel than any
other -four; " SO
CORN STARCH - Cameron
brand, lib. package.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
ARE DEAD
IN BURNING HOTEL.
Two Women and Two Children
Are Sufficated or Fatally
Burned in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6-Four persons lost
their lives and a fourth was fatally
injured In a fire at the Hotel Somerset, an
avenue and Twelfth street. early to-day.
Three of the victims-Mrs. f. T. Perry,
aged thirty-fve, inc her two daughters,
eight and nine years old respectively
were burned or ~suffocated to death In
their room on the fourth floor.
1t is thought that Mrs. Perry AIRS,
became aware OF the fire and aroused
her daughters. The latter, however
appear to have been quickly overcome,
both having been found on their beds
while the body of Mrs. Perry lay OF the
floor near the window.
The elevator conductor ran his car &c
the top floor, shouting a warning ant
carrying many OF the guests from ths
building.
The fourth victim, q woman WHOSE
name has not been learned. Jumped
from the window OF a Don on The
same floor to the street and died on the
way TO a hospital.
William A. Parker. a guest. jumped
from the window of a room on tht
fourth floor to the roof OF q two-story
building ad ioining the hotel. He sus
aimed a broken ankle and sever,
BRUISES.
/ From admissions made by CIemons
, ne isn,tpr. it - believed that ne causet
me hss d. accidentally iSplGins his osI
clothes wa4ls smoking a cigarette,
The evening world., 1903-01-06
OLD GUARD BALL NEXT.
VIII Take Place at the MetropOli-
tan Opera House Jan. ~.

VIII Take Place at the Metropolis
tan Opera House Jan. ~.
The Old Guard hall takes place at the
Metropolitan Opera House on the night
OF Jan. ", ana all the active mem
'bers OF the organization have been
formed into committees which are 20
be detailed IN regular guard duty that
night at various points in tbs opera
house.
Major 8, Ellis Briggs the command
ant. viii receive the distinguished mil
lary, naval and other guests upon the
stage, aul AZ midnight. when lie buglf
calls the "~usse,nbly ," all ia" visiting
military organizations Will ran In" IL
the south laLby, ard Mt q siEnai maTrf
to the danotpg hoor. Escorted b. mem.
DsIs OF the Old Guard, to take par
In the grand parade and military
msrch.
Governor BENJAMIN H. odel Mao.
! Low. me NCiutigt-Gene,al ~ th'0
sue. ard me CONNIE ndlnE ohc.rs %
an rne focal regiments Nll ne present
F.s seli ~ 'na mn isrg On dLty az IN.
Brooklyn NSvy YARD.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Groceries Observation-Disclosures Prices

PRUNES-A carload Of new
crop Prpnes, direct from Santa
Clara Valley. Small size, rs lbs,
$1.Oo; h., DC. Medium size, 4
lbs, 25c.; H., &c. Large size.
Id
CEREALS - Royal Stuart"
Rolled Oats, package.
MACARONI - 10-lb. carton
Macaroni ...............,....So
EVAPORATED S.
New York State Whole Evapo-
rated Apples, 3 lbs....".....26
CATSUP-"Royal Stuart" or
Columbia" pint bottle. .....1s
sALMON-Bristol Bay Red
Alaska, 1 lb. tall can; dozen,
$40; can. ..................12
sPICEs-ERoyal Stuart fresh
ground Black Pepper, CHINA
mon. Gloves or Ginger, alright
cans; II h., can, 16c.; n lb.
car
stuart" blend
fancy dry roast Mocha and Java.
q rich. mellow beverage; 3 lbs.
91.oO;
DELICATESSEN - Selected
large pieces Cervelat Sausage.
Id
CREAM CHEESE-New York
State, mild or sharp, lb.......i6
The evening world., 1903-01-06

Goldfish - White w,,.
Picked Goldfish. package. ..s
TT R-"Meadowbrook"
Brand, direct dairy from cream
cry; bib. stone crock. ,,..a al 40
SUGAR-H. &. q. fine erann.
lated. 10 Tbs ...........,..e..4k
CHOCOLATE-"Royal Stuart
or w. H. Bakers Premium Bak-
Ing Chocolate, lb. 90
FLAVORING
Cameron brand. pure Vanilla,
full LIB. bottle, .....,,..,,.,'sb
COCoA-Fresh ground Pow
dered Cocoa. ID. "a
~COCOANUT-L l.. G. Shepp's
fancy long cut Shredded Cocoa
nut, 10 ID
SoAP-"Royal Stuart Family
Soap, thoroughly seasoned, full l.
10. cakes; box, $500, cake, ,6h
In the Wine Section.
California Claret and zinfaa-
del, excellent quality; gallon,
80 and as
California Port and Sherry, S
years old; gallon.
Old Crow Whiskey; gallon.
$3.50; bottle. ,...............eO
Monogram Rye; gallon, $a.75;
full quart bottle. .S6
Cameron Scotch Whiskey; gal
Ion, $500; bottle. 10
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Now CONE oUADsupLETs.
ara. spyhEiski IA 0RIy TweAty-
! sNo. but Has Had Ten Babies.

sNo. bat Has Had Ten Babies.
TQIlEDO. o.. Ian. G-Mrs. stanisiaus
spyhnlski IL the proud mother OF quad
suplets-two boys and W girls. Che Is
but tYenty-tgo years old and has al
ready Rrexspted her husband with ten
Ehilafep, the last n before these being
burn nine months and sixteen days ago.
b The young father has been out of
work moot OF the winter and the family
Is IN rather a ~precarious condition.
When only sixteen years old Mrs. Spy.
halSki presented her husb4nd with
twinE, which lived only l short time.
Later triplsts were born. but rhey. TOO,
AL died The single child. born q little
more than Mus months sgo, il alive
And healthy. aud the four new babies
sssm % he detng We'll
1tsy ib4ye Leyn numel Theodors
heoseyslt, ssm Jones ana Helen and
bottled b. wire Of has new ~naTne5lka.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Equally Strong Offerings jim
Misses and Girls OutcrWcar.
Third Floor.

Girls full length double breasted or ny-front
Oxford Coat, with or without large top cape. velvet
coat collar, some tailor strapped. all lined with
good grade satin. 10 to IA years; reg & TX
ular value SIG. rs. ................. Is/0
Misses fine grade Kersey and Melton Goats, In
full box and Monte Carlo models, custom tailor
finished, satin lined throughout, IA to IL 90 En-
years; regular value $14.75............. pI.0O
Girls full length fine grade Kersey Coats, large
shoulder capes. plain or velvet trimmed, Ct TX
9 to 10 years; regular value S14.76...... p/s/S
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Mr.. ounuion Gets a Loving Cup.

At the stag and auction sale Of boxes
for the eleventh annua entertainment
and reception OF Holy Rosary Lyceum,
which took place last evening at this
Lyceum's ~nlub-rooms. No. 40 East One
Hundred and Nineteenth street. o benu-
tifuI silver loving cup was presented to
School Commissioner Frank =. Cunnlon.
who has Just retired from the presi-
depcy of the l,yceum.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
PURE BLOOD
Necessary to Life. Vinol
flakes 1t.
POOR BLOOD CAUSES ERUP.
TONS AND WEAKNESS.
Vinol Makes Pure, Rich, Red
Blood.
BECAUSE WE KNOW THIS WE
GUARANTEE ITS ACTION.

Impoverished blood is a sure sign
Of internal disorders. We see every
day too many people whose faces
plainly show that there Is something
radically wrong.
We want all OF our tellow-citizens
10 know OF II splendid blood purifier
ana blood maker.
We refer 10 Vinol.
Vinol, "a we have before stated, IL
a purely scientific preparation.
Vinol owes It's virtue to the fact
that 1t contains In a highly concen-
trated state the active curative prin-
ciples, taken from the livers of live
cods-the same elements that for
merly were found in cod-llyer oil, and
which made 1t famous.
Vinol does not contain the grease
or fat that characterized cod-liyer
oil and made II in many cases worth
less.
Vinol acts upon every one of the
great vital organs, and by invigorat-
ing and giving them strength, ena-
bles them TO properly perform their
functions.
Vinol's effect on the stomach is
marvellous, II tones ~ This. the
kteatest VI the Oisdns nf The bDly
and enables It 10 obtain from the
food which Ia taken into It tho neces.
7ary elements 10 create issh and
muscle tissue, bone structure and
pure, rich, red blood.
We ere 10 receipt OF a letter from
? salvation Army woman which
Iresds as follows
The evening world., 1903-01-06

Misses Pedestrienne and Dress Suits: many
styles and a variety of materials. IA d . oS
and 16 years; regular value 21.75... 4lZ.UU
Junior Suits, in the new novelty goods. plated
blouse, deliberately trimmed with velvet and bands
sis s75e'4. NO. IL years; regular value S11.5O
Girls two-piece Dresses In broken lots Trim
med with velvet and fancy braids. gored
skirts. IL to 16 years; regular value 49,
sio''o '.'.."'''....... ..........--. 31.Ou
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runaway FOUND FREEZING.

4ea 3tesassr Case deere ',aa
Ess4 aAa Wiu ne seat Hack.
#HII4. 9hpmpspn, sixteen years old,
#4 k.8 tRaf from hlg home In Chelsea,
~ ciae ~ lhlS city Was found
u The doofvsy or = building
.z|=.4 ftF9ef aed Third avenue.
||. |IeHksk th cold. fTi
" Dst.boes
& Ioenf. Hho viii probably
The evening world., 1903-01-06

Women's three-quarter length Kersey Goats.
black and oxford; double shoulder cape: velvet
collar; turnover cuffs; satin lining; 4 nm
regularly $500, special. ............. p S.UO
Women's 30-inch black Kersey Coats. half
fitted back: double shoulder cape; high storm col
lar Of Persian Lamb, satin lining; d z m
regularly 1878, special. ............. wv
Women's black Kersey Capes; full sweep:
Sable, opossum storm collar and edge; trimmed
with stitched straps OF self material d 4 O IL
satin lining; regularly $3.50, special. ~ =
Women's three-quarter length black Kersey
Goats, loose-ftting; deliberately trimmed with
silk braid and ornaments; Persian Lamb storm
collar, satin lined; regularly $4,000, 7r
EPSSiai ...''. fS
Women's 90-inch Velour Coats, loose-htting;
inverted piait back; entire coat trimmed with silk
braid in fancy designs; gray satin lin S35 nm
ing; regularly $47.50, special. .,,...... pSO.UU
Women's full length black Kersey Coats, half
fitted back; Persian Lamb storm collar and re-
vers; trimmed with broad stitched straps Of
self material; satin lining; regularly d En-
$4,000 po/.9U
Women's 30-inch Velour Goats, double shoulder
cape. high storm collar. turnover cuffs; artis-
tically trimmed with silk braid and ornaments;
gray satin lining; regularly $500, go RI