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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Wilcox and Ar. and
Mrs. c.. T Lamberth are visiting friends in
St. Louis this week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Fox have returned from
a visit to friends at Mount Carmel and other
points In Illinois.
Mrs. J. b. ouisley and daughter. Miss Ava,
departed Tuesday fer a visit with friends in
Mrs. George W. Anderson departed Monday
Ter 81. Louis on a Few days visit with Teia-
Mrs. $. Z Murray and baby returned Mon
MTs. L T. West OF St. Louis. who has been
parted Tuesday for her home.
Misses Nina bowman and Jessie Williams
departed Tuesday for a visit with friends IN
Ms J. J Bertchle returned Monday from
Holden. where she VISITED her daughter VINO
Miss Daisy Reeges departed Monday for ST.
Louis. 10 be the guest OF Miss Helen Temp
Miss Cora Huckins returned Friday from a
visit with friends IN st L0uE
Mss Violet Lauphe'mer departed Tuesday for
Mr. and Mrs. Chris LANCE departed wednes-
Hrs. :. :. Woodward, wig. has been the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. W. N. Johns. departed
Miss Eta Hurley departed M0nGay for St
Louis. and while there viii be the guest Of
Miss Marie quinn and ether trends
Miss susan Thomson departed tuesday Tor
an extended visit with relatives IN Kentucky.
AIRS. Ella HoIses dep1rted Thursday for a
visit with friends IN JEusrscn city.
Miss Margaret Johns departed Monday for
St. LOUIS. 10 be the guest Of AIRS. G. W.
GaIhreath.
Miss Emua Smith OF Kansas CITY Is the
guest Of relatives and friends in this city.
Misses Alice and Mayme Hardin departed
Nirs. August StuEenbefE and little daughter.
&Su[ Eho have been the guests OF rela-
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silver Ten. was cut nor By Miss EstcI. Wat
cessfuI one. The second psiE,. a sIIver-t1p
I powder box. was won By Miss Margaret Tr.m-
I be.
Miss Katharine Goots1n % Carruntaa at
/ tended the Sykrs-JuhrsCn wedding.
I Ntzr Marie Fleming departed TeaIav for
] IrI-neudenrc. Mo. whEr" she vii H. the
guest q Miss Bessie Peniletra Tor several
M- NfarEar,t TrmlI. departed ThsrSlly
Tor Liberty. Mu.. O. visit with hs- cousins, Ms
uur-n- Frank Matthews and Mu. susie T..
me engagement Of Mr. jams II. Denny.
brother ~ Ms. y. +. Gentry q this rlfv. and
MS Aims May Sllor Of Marshall j. ANNOUNCED
o. take place IN Marshall U-yt uauE Mr.
Denny holds a position IN one u1 tie banks il
NIreEalL
Nrs . T.. Rollins returned 10 Columbia Non
LaE gHm Colorado. where she viii return iu ten
DAYS urH sTsUI Tire winter
Nrs- r 4 KImbrouEa was IN Kansas city
Nrs. A FreIeudau and son. Esuart. have
returned from summarizing IN Ailurs-.t1.
Nr. r. J.. EuIltH# has returned Co Columbia
after several weeks absence.
Airs. T.. r.. GRAY returned from 81 Louis
Mra. A r. Fleming ~ 81 Louis g. spending
a feW weeks with E-r sister, Mr.. Faulig FI.u-
Ing. on Locust street
NJ n b Price returned from -. Louis
ETu. Frank g.. WlafE and daughter. Miss I'm
Ilg. are visiting Mrs. d. n. Price.
Airs. e. L Rollins entertained the Euahrs
Club Friday wHH=rUHE.
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CnLLINsXILLE Ill.

Mrs. 4. c. Gauen Is spending a week with
relatives IA Waterloo
N-s Ida Anderson OF St. Louis spent Sunday
vltl relatives here.
Nj and Nrs. u. 2 Burroughs Of Edwards-
VILE spent sunday here with relatives.
Miss Florence Look visited in Eirkwood.
Tie young ladies' Of the Webster High School
have organized two basket bail teams. the
stronger Of which Will soon be ready TO chaI-
isaGe teams % other schools.
Mr.. HlucEly Nudge and wife. E ". Nudge
AMI wife and Miss Lucia WhitbTead % Ea-
warlsviIIa we're In town sunday.
Doctor carl Oatman and vile Of Edwarlsvirs
wH-. ia town SUNDAY
Elrs W. r. Bowler OF 81. Louis is spending
"a month IN Coluusyille visiting friends.
LEs Mildred Flrgsy and son. Albert. %
louisiana. $40. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. J.
A.. Yates.
Louis Becker. Thsd. Ambrosiuz and John
AuhrIslus went o. -. Louis Tuesday.
The ladies' % the Evangelical Church Will
give n lEZuHr AZ the Temperance Hail Thurs
Iar. october D. Extensive preparations have
been made and q large crowd IS expected.
Miss Esherta Reed. Who has been spending
several weeks In Chicago. the guest Of her sis
ter. A-s- G~CClwiliIe. returned.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.

t.s.s here, departed Tuesday for their homo
Mrs. Leopold Ls1giaEsr departed Monday Tor
Mrs. T. = Hia!r returned Tuesday from &
thTGg months s.jouru IN California
Mrz- Me Moore and son. Kelly. OF Sar
Aas1atg Tex, arrived Tuesday for a visit
Miss Marv THhsuy departed Wednesday tor
a visit al ottawa. kss.
wash. Who lave ben The SI rgssts tbs Ho5,
urEh!c J. 4. Boutwell, for H. past week. de-
Miss IgIss sSw Jsaa-ieg tuesday for a
visit with friends In Kansas City.
q LII with her daughters. Mines Mater enc
NI-s IN GhigaE9.
vi..t U!ta friends In 81. Louis and Chicoso-
MS 7 Ruby. who has been yisiting her
h,- horls .n Kansas Cty.
AIRS jess. Potter returned Monday from .
MrS. a. &uT and Mss rear b5ir1
Rg-SeI E-i.,.r 81 No. CIV ~
Nr. ana NIrs. ]. J. Bailey Departed Monday
ior visit Wl,h friends in kansas city
TUESDAY 20 te the guest % the family OF b.
Nrs. 4. II. Pohannln and children. who have
been visiting az the home Of =. Z Campbell,
sfrr ". = Hur.but and mother. Nrs. S.
" WsIir0n. derarted Tuesday f0r a visit il
Sass Elsie Rider Is visiting friends IN kan
Mrs EsEels HuEens,hmidt departed Monday
l- kansas city 70 visit her sister. Nrs. James
.ylrS Eiwia J. Meyers Of New York City ar
=!E.4 Llrsaay 20 D. the guest Of Mrs. Doctor
Nsncsy OF Wet Broadway.
Nrs- Charles Esstln has as her guest Mrs.
g y Lage q phe-l'n. kas
Mrs. = J. Evans ami children departed Non
gay Tor q visit with friends and relatives In
Nrs W. H Powell and Miss Nay Hawkins
departed Wednesday fD- a visit II chicago
Ms W II. H.Ehlevwau departed Thursday
- ,NS DLs Nr- - W. #" ne EU
o. llengs durirE carnival wteA
a visit with friends IN Kansas city
Mrs 4. y. E.yr. l. the guest q friends IN
Slrs. Geo, a. cold DEPARTED THURSDAY FOR =
visit with her son. Leonard. AT A'n.HH.- -
Mrs. ". n. steele. PRECEDENT = the LaGtHF
Musical cub. entertained the members We1nss-
a1crue. IN honor u Mrs Edmund J. Meyers
OF New York. who l. Mrs. =. r Eancey's
Ms Paul Hurkins entertained Friday after
sisters. Mrs. Preston Potter u Monterey.
Mexico. and Mrs. stanley Hiu OF St. Louis.
Mrs. Anthony D.. Stanley and Mrs. George II.
TrEler gave a card party Tuesday afternoon
Of Miss Frances F1etchE
NrS. r r Hoffman. j.. entertained the
members % the sans Gene club Thu-cay aft
erlHul ~ her home on West Broadway.
The Sorosis Club held It's fist meeting OF TIE
new year Wednesday afternoon IN the club
rooms AZ the Courthouse. The programme con-
ssStel Of an address hy Mr. 7. =. McCluney. ]
and talks on theiE sumner outings
cannon. II. A Pratt. Henry Lau-n and John
Montgomery. ]
Mrs. Kemp o-ison Of Victor. Colo. Who he's
hern Visiting relatives and friends here. r.
turned Tue<day TO her home
Nj. and Mrs. Al Sh0Ttrldge departed Tues
for a visit with friends In st Louis.
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PADUCAH, KY.

The marriage CT Captain Wallace D. Fans
ley Of this city 10 Mss Maggie Bryan. daughter
/ o. Nr. ]. T Bryan. 4 prominent merchant Of
I ResIsoot. Tenn. has been announced. and Will
take rlace some uUe next month Captain
Famsley + a pilot and Miss Bryan a popular
and attractive young lady. After the marriage
the couple viii go to California on a bridal
ID. United Daush.ers q the Contedsraey
day Torning At the residence of her son. Mr..
ma weddinE OF Miss Agnes Sander 20 Pat
rick McGarrigal took place Tuesday morning
at 5 o'clock Al St Francis De sales Catholis
the ceremony. The attendants were Mr.. Henry
saEtsrs and NJ Jack Hoaieh
CHAPTER % the Daughters Of tho American Rev
olutton Tuesday attsrnogn
day afternoon BY Miss Matte Fowler.
MIS- J. z kiser and Ms RUIZ Conyay Or
Rutherford. Tenn. are guests OF Mrs W. H
MIss Bessie Lseeh has returned from a visit
Miss Mary sykes Ia. returned from a trip
through Maryland and Virginia
Mr. W. F. Lorius and niece. Ms. Annie
Williams Of Marion. Ky. arrived sunday to
vi 81 NJ Ia and Srs Mr. 7, II H III ,LLo.5S ,,u.-., q,
sharon. Tenn. are yisiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mrs. Given Campbell Of ST. Louis is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Up. Rasor returned Monday
Mss Ella Burnett OF MayaeId. XIV. arrived
Tuesday 70 visit her cousin. Miss Sophia Bur
nett.
Miss Monte Kirkpatrick % Ripley. Tenn. Is
visiting Mrs. MAY Patterson
Mr.. c II. FoWiEea OF EyersburE. Tenn. Is
the guest OF her mother. Mrs.. \. = Hawkins.
Miss MeTtis Underwood Of Owensb1g1. n.y.
has returned home after a stay with the
Misses Richardson
Mrs. Lehman o. Martin. Tenn. arrived Mon
day % visit Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Wheeler.
Miss Hattie Perry q Ripley. Tenn. arrived
Monday TO visit Miss Mary Hays.
Mrs r. Baker and son SeIden have returned
from kuttawa. Ky
Mrs ". -Threadsin and son left Monday
for Jackson. Tenn.
Miss EuEenia Parham and Miss Mary Hau
% Mayheld. n.y.. are visiting Mrs J. l. Rang-
FtOn-
Mss Carrie Price Of Dawson Springs. Ky,
T. the guest Of Mss Ella Sanders.
Mrs. Mamie Boyle q Murphysboro. Ill. IS
visiting Mlss Rosa McGinnis.
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SPRINGFIELD. NO.

Miss Emily Ro5ords ard Mr. o-ia Pat;er-
son were married Tuesday night at the hOme
OF the brides parents. air. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Eohoris. The Reverend Henry Little oshciEted-
Miss Agnes Huhben played the wedding march.
Little Miss suzanne Gardner was r!ng-bearsr.
and Katherine Gardner. May Merritt. L1cius
FllHner and Henry Little rfbb1n-bsarers-
Mrs.. +. :. Heneruan and Miss Marie Hef-
SiisI Sac Baisley IS visiti5s IN st louis.
Miss Jennie RomingsT has returned from
M.s, c. . Msnard Is visiting IN ST. Louis.
Miss Mary Mccormick Is spending the week in
ana Mrs Morton Liass CAV: a dinner
Mrs. r &. TABOR entertained informally
Miss Mercedes Middleton entertained the N.
Mrs. Charles Brooks and Mrs. Ben Massey
James River Clubhouse Friday. where they
remained until SATURDAY. evening, The party
Hattie KiasLnEer, Mss Alice Tower, Miss Il
sic Mehl. Mss Mamie Mitchell, Miss Mae
LLOYD. Miss Cara Schwieier and Miss Helen
US US S &agPs B Bavfs Is is yisifi5ss n II s.. Louis
Ms. Linn Hummeil Is spending the week IN
Nr. and M. r. E Lee and family have re-
turned from British Columbia,
&rs- J. :. Matthews and daughter are visit
NEs.. n 5 Stewart entertained Informally
DW.Ean q Lsfsyette. IND.
Ars- 70 Hatten has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tune have gone 70 their
new home in Arthur Gty. Tex.
Airs. William Lohnes and son have returned
% their home in Tnayer amer q visit with
Miss Bessie De Graf entertained the thurs
dag Club on Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. H L Compile has returned from q
visit 20 relatives IN ST. Louis end Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Do0little had as their
guests las; week Mr.. and Mrs. 2 H. DOolittle
% Van Buren,. Ark-
Mrs Ed Merritt gave a quilting bee In honor
az MISS EmlIy hSo9,as MONDAY atern0on-
w5ddni. Miss Kate Lord. Miss Agnes Hubbsii.
Mrs; Harry Horton. Mrs. Tom Williams. Mrs.
TAYLOR. Mrs. Henry Little. Mrs. Perry Allen,
Mrs.. James F1anner. Mrs L c. Hubbel and
Mrs. cosby Ely and children have returned
Sr. and Mrs. J. B. Jewell are HON. from an
extended Eastern trip.
Miss Mamie Mae Blodg,tt Is the guest Of St.
Mrs. c. W. Barnes and daughter are home
from a visit 20 friends In Dallas.
Mrs Charles J. Free entertained q party OF
ladies' at the James River Clubhouse Friday.
Miss NIletta Fuller and mother have gone 20
California for six months
Mrs. A. J. Davidson has returned from Texas
The Busy Wcmau's Idle Hour Club gave a
picnic at, Ntnoka L9dge thursday.
ar visiting In Illinois.
The approaching nuptials OF Miss Mamie
be celebrated November IS. were announced
by her mother. Mrs. Austin Blodgett. At a par
afternoon by Miss Georgia Smith.
Mrs. Williar1 SCHNEIDER g. entertaining Mrs.
.. A. Mstcalf Of SteelviIle. No.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson and daughter. Miss
Ida. arc spending the week in St Louis
Misses Stella and Lena Whaley are visiting
Mrs. Alex. weaver and Mrs. W. c. Sfbires
are spending the week in s. Louis.
Eado Springs after a visit with Mrs. oscar
Mss Ida Lichrter has returned to her home
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~VISCENNES, IND.

Mrs Anna stevens Of Kansas City. Nho
has been visiting relatives here. depa"'N LUIS
day FOR PittshurE. Pa
Mrs.. Harry Thomas OF Evans 'e
guest o. her sister. Mrs. Ellis Sy
Mrs. Charles Andrew welsert gel AZ
euchrc from . % 5 Tuesday 80. ptt
prizes were won By Mr. Eathuiam TIit1D
Mrs Isaac LIONS and Mrs. WSn h tba -rest %
Miss Mac PintCn % princetr
her sister. Mrs John A CoNf r.f,--r1 s-,- d,
Miss Helen Samouiat hass-IW-
visit with friends in IudiaEgf-s Tb,-bv--b -
Mrs James Ierrente and the guests OF Ms
indianapolis who have bCsET home
Name knabb. have retuyus entsrtaIra8 ~. -,
Mrs James AEisrs c. ". Shaw and
neuN IiIn 4onlsS ~ the prize winners.
M frank Ntncei Vwho Is locatel there.
70 ioin 81 Huso5na. oh Scheefer and daughter.
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MrRPHYsBoRo. ILL.

Mr.. 7. n. Logan has returned from Green
VIE Mis-, whore she has been visiting Ms
Mary DCEan.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r }. Stephens vent to Col
conda Monday.
Ms z @. sell and sister. Miss Josephine
Huthmaehsr. vent 90 St Louis Monday morn
H. G J. WaInurIEht Of waukeeEan. III. 4
IN Murphysboro visiting her father. b S. smith.
Ms James Burke came Up from Cairo Non
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Miss Gladys. are spending the week here. the
guests u MS parents.
Misses Lillian Miller and Blanche Bond are
here from Indianapolis. visiting the Iatter's
sister. Mrs Della HrfIeu-
Mr. and Mrs George stephens % Mount Yer
non arr here 20 spend the week with relatives
and friends.
Size ruehre Tuesday evening. The guest q
honor was Miss Amy Reiusnith OF Mount Car
mel.
Mrs o.. a Cook AMI little son. and Miss
Anna NicEsry Of Evansville are visiting Mss
N..ie Beach.
Sir and Mrs Thomas Bunting have returned
90 s.rkleI. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
L--r-.-
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day evening to Spead a week with her sister.
Ale Harry SauESiu-
Mrs. james A. White spent N0nIay in -.
Louis visiting friends.
Nfr. AM MEs- o. II Keenan, AMI Miss Hattie
TugS-r went 90 ST Louis Tuezlay morning
Mss GrrtEui- Thompson. Who was compelled
10 resign her position i1 the East -. Louis
public -rhDuls On account % 90 hgulth. dee
parted saturday afternoon Tor san Diego. cal,
where she will S-rrd the winter
Mrs ". T. Mcclure. wEJ has spent several
weeks In NuEThy-brru as the guest % her
mother. Mr. El1ah.rh EHiIuz. and other rr.u-
tlye-. departed Thursday afternoon for her
home In celia. Eaz
Miss SIie Lew IS visiting in St Louis this
Wser
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11

Magic Foot Drafts are worn on the
sOleS Of the fey and cure by absorb
ing the po!soFFanIrrr. acids in the blood
rheumatism in ever part Of the bodv.
II must ul 20 you that We
couldn't "s'.u !" 80 the drafts on
approy"II G'uI Cure. Write
to-do,GI " NJ Si'stC rot Draft Co.,
~ . u ~'dcAiln. Mich, for
send also n valuable thnatfI
Rheumatism. 'H
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CockreI Of Nevada and Miss sadie Greeyes OF
Rsaumout. Tex.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Wells are gone 20
New YORK. 10 be absent about a month.
The maErLage o. Slsan. daughter % Nr.
John II WOOD, 70 Mr George willis BIS
som. q oxford. Srh.. g. auuuluCaI.
Mrs. Paul It1heT Jones u g0m!sEy. EaA. Is
visiting h-r sister Mrs p X Luther
Gr. George n. Fgute and MIS- Maud Wool
son departed on "Wednesday night for ChlclEo.
whore they are 20 visit Mrs =. r. M1Eincnsi.
Mr. anu Mrs F. n. Horubc-z returned FROM
Atlantic civ
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HANNIBAL, NO.

Lemons OF Jeneuson cts. The briiesroom-to
be T. pastor % the tirst Baptist church, and
the marriage u s-t Tor November h..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-09
New Extradition Treaties.

Mr. Folk had a final conference with Sec
rotary Hay this morning, at which it was
agreed that the negotiations for the supple
mental treaties should be begun at once. It
is the expectation that treaties will be ne
gotiated not only with England and France
but with all other nations with which this
country has treaty relations. 1t Is the de-
sire of the President and officials of the adj
ministration. far as diplomatic relations
between the United States and other coun-
tries are concerned to make 1t impossible
for boodlers and bribers to find a safe
refuge anywhere in this or any other coun-
try. Mr.. Folk expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the results of his visit to
Washington, and spoke highly of the atti-
tude on the matter taken by the President
Mr.. Folk, after luncheon with the Presi-
dent yesterday, went to the executive offices
with the chief executive, who sent for Sec
rotary Hay. A long conference followed,
and last night Mr.. Folk was with the Pres-
dent at the White House two hours, Attor-
ney General Knox also being present. The
President became so interested in Mr.. Folks
representations that he instructed Secretary
Hay to leave nothing undone that would
bring about satisfactory treaties with differ
ent countries.
Attorney General Knox is understood to
have given 1t as his opinion that the nego-
tiation of new treaties would make them
retroactive If this should be the case Mr..
Folk would be in position to rejoice greatly,
as 1t would give him possession of a num-
Der Of men who are now in foreign coun-
tries and beyond his jurisdiction.
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ITEMS FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Miss Merriam Iglehart Married to Mr..
w. Meade Holiday.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md, October 8-The we'd
ding of Miss Miriam Iglehart, youngest
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Iglehart and Mr..
w. Meade Holiday, editor Of the Anne
Arundel Advertiser of Annapolis, took
place at high noon today at All Hallow's
Chapel, Davidsonville, this county
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
C. F. Shears, priest in charge of All Hal
lows parish The bride was given away
by her father. Judge Thomas 8. Iglehart.
Her only attendant was Miss Margaret
Thomas SelIman of Baltimore. niece of the
bride, who acted as flower girl. The best
man was Mr.. Ingie of Baltimore. The
ushers were DR.. N. E. Berry 1glehart.
brother of the bride; Shellman B. Brown,
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Samuel Brooke, jr. and Eugene Iglehart of

Samuel Brooke. jr.. and Eugene Iglehart OF
Annapolis.
Owing to the recent death Of the groom q
rnother there was no reception, only the
immediate wedding party being invited to
the house, Indian Grange. after the cere-
mony. 49, =,
MI and Mrs Holiday will reside in
Annapolis.
Assistant Surgeon Paul E. Mcdonald re-
ported for duty today at the Naval Acao-
envy.
Assistant Surgeon J. ]. Snyder has re-
ported for temporary duty.
Mrs Charles Ziehlke OF this CITY WINE
~, a visit to her daughter, Mrs 1. w. Rich
ardson, 1871 street. Washington. was
taken critically ILL., and her family In this
city have been telegraphed for.
Finding her provisions low and being
tired of the selflmposed imprisonment. Mrs.
Kate Kealy sent today for Chief OF Police
r. T. Brown, and after intercession on ms
part with Superintendent Brownson. who
sent her word that the government owed
her no money and advised her to vacate the
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DAMAGE TO THE DAHLGREN.
The Submarine Boat Shark Pokes 9
Hole In the Formers HULL

1t was announced at the Navy Depart
ment today that the torpedo boat Dalghren
will be locked at Greenport. L. L. to re-
pair the damages made by the submarine
boat Shark. While undergoing trial yes
terday the Shark made a long run under
water. and on coming to the surface poked
her sharp nose into the side of the Dali
ghren, which was lying at the dock. making
a hole about four feet long in her hull just
aft Of the engine room. The Dalghren was
saved from sinking only by the hard and
constant use of the steam pumps. The
Shark was uninjured.
1t was stated at the department today
that the injured torpedo boat was leaking
too badly to proceed to another port, but
that her pumps were controlling the water.
1t was, therefore, decided to dock her at
Greenport rather than risk taking her else
where AS usual in such cases, a naval
board has been convened to fix the re-
sponsibility for the accident.
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ITEMS New
Fall furnishings
main Floor, Just Off F ST.

-
Washington men are critical
dressers, and being thus keep us
keyed up to the effort OF having our
goods the brightest and best to be
had anywhere. Splendid assort-
ments of the new fall furnishings
Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, Suspenders, Shirts, I'm
derwear, Night Shirts, Pajamas,
Umbrellas, Walking Sticks, Smok-
ing Jackets, House Coats, Blanket
and Bath Robes, Collars and Cuffs,
Evening Dress Requisites, Toilet
Articles and the many little things
that make the masculine wardrobe
complete-all await you-very at
tractive and in variety ample enough
to satisfy every taste.
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Mems House Jackets.

A large andbehoice assortment.
Double-faced@ cloths, with neat
plaid and striped Innings, which also
form the cuffs, making bright and
stylish finish. sa' 90
Also Velvsts,llS and Matelasse
Cloths, with silk and satin Innings
very rich effects.ary
A collection so large and varied
as to suit every taste.
$3.75, $500 to $500 each.
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Children'S
Knit Underwear
II Il II \

\TOI dlI.J
We are daily adding to Our al
ready large assortment of Knit I'm
derwear in fall and winter weights,
for misses and children, and call spe-
cial attention to the following excel
lent value:
50 dozen Children's Plain Merino
Vests, Pants and Drawers, in the
proper weight for now and until it
is time to put on the heavy winter
weight; sizes Is to. "a.
Vests for boys and girls from ~
to II years of age.
Pants for girls from "a to 10
years of age.
Drawers for boys from 8 to II
years of age.
Special prices,
csc. to 4Ic. a garment.
According to size.
Main floor, st.
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Misses and Girls Mackintoshes
Special Sale of
WOmen's Kid Gloves.

Women's 3-clasp Real French
Kid Gloves, in the correct shades of
tan, brown and gray. These gloves
are Our own direct importation, hav-
ing just been received through the
Georgetown custom house. and are
strictly high-class goods. We offer
"a lot OF 25 dozen pairs at the very
Especial price of
/. $I.Io pair. Value, SI.5o.
Center counter ain floor, q st.
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"Hints to Golfers"
nv Nihlick

The scientific points of the game
are discussed with elaborate detail
and in lucid style. A professional
golfer says of the book: my opin-
ion is that beginners and golfers in
general ought to add copy to their
library, as there are many useful
hints in it."
Price, SI.25 copy.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-09
D. R. Nelson Forfeits 90, 900 Bond.

A dispatch from Coffeyville. Kan. yes
terday says: Former Congressman d. r.
Nelson of Tennessee. forfeited q bond OF
5000 by failing to appear in the district
court here Monday to answer the charge
of secreting his brother. John Nelson, from
the county officers and reward Of <2OO
has been offered by the county commission
erssof Montgomery county for the former
congressman's arrest. John Nelson was
convicted of killing Albert Morris q year
ago. and while out on bond he disappeared.
His brother was accused Of hiding him.