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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26
Notica Of Sale

viii sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash. at Cisain, kan. on the sosh day
OF March. al = oclock. n general stock
Sf shelf and heavy hardwape, implements.
etc. belonging 10 the bankrupt estate Il
VIM. /. Schroeder. can on or write ".
Ri Dedrick. trustee. for particulars. 81
East Douclas avenue Host
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26
Alma Circle Program.

The Alma ChautauqCa Circle will meet
Tuesday evening. March 81. at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. Dorsey. S34 North
Lawrence avenue. DR.. Dorsey, leader.
Program:
"A Visit to Tolstoi's Home'-Judge
Harvey.
Music-Ladies' Quartette.
"A Survey of Russian Literature
(chapter y. pages 250-2 63)-Mrs. Laura
Cove.
Roll Call-Current Events
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26
CRYSTAL WAFER.
Distilled and Aerated, Pure and Pal
atable.

DissolVes uric acid:
Completes digestion;
Flushes the kidneys:
Keeps bowels open naturally,
And is anti-rheumatic
For table and culinary use it surpasses
anything known. Price, $3.50 for i've
gallons. Container returnable a 81 90. Il
IS guaranteed TO fit your case and please
you. or your money back We take all
the risk Both phones. Ring US up right
now. The Holland Vest Co. Distillers
and Distributors. 6e7 +. Murdoch avenue.
1lA-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26
Notice to Republicans.

Notice Republicans of Delano township:
AS per order of the county central com
mittee. primaries to be held to select dele
gates for congressional convention to be
at Eureka school house on Thursday,
March Is, between the hours of and
o'clock p. m.
w ~ rInnUEp committeeman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26

Perfect shirt waist and skirt supporters.
The Oddita. 40 North Main left.
Get in line and have your bicycle nickel
plated Ike new. Price Fixture Manufac-
turing CO. Office 81, Whine building.
l0l-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26
New Normal Building.

Guthrie. o. T.. March 25.-The board OF
education for normal schools as soon as
the matter can be reached will take UP
the proposition of arranging for the let
ting of the contract for the new building
for normal school purposes az Edmond
The legislature appropriated not more
t'~- '.cp9 for the erection Of the new
building. l1IaH
ton will await the result Of the assessor
mix-up. owing 20 the fact that the ass
essed valuation OF Oklahoma might be
decreased If there are difficulties IN com
pleting the assessment begun
Within one year after work begins on
the Edmond building il Is believed that
IL viii he ready for occupancy Just how
soon work will begin is the. question nov.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26

Always ready-shirt waist and skirt
supporter. The Oddita. $40 North Main.
loft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-26

Thousands suffer from a short. hacking
cough who might be cured by Pisos
Cure
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
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.:;::::.: a: A.: sP|}'n'''
Sas gro6t
ce6er= NM )l(agcn=
SNfiIntitteI
SetlnitteI

furirt ale 8rantbeiten bes Magens,
Der 2eber, Gin9elpeibe, 8laie, nerpDIe
8rdnthetten, QppetitzgerIuit, aopfs
fdmer5, 9eritopfung, llnperbdulid)z
felt, Gdaenleioen, 5ieber, 6GmorrbOiz
ben II. I. lp., unb ma6t bas Snitem
peni9er empfGngIi4 fir arant6eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
SDspepita.

r RobtpaD's YiIIen iinb Elm
iideres 9eiImitteI fir bieIes 2eioer.
Sic ipornen Die inneren Srgdne an 3u
qeiunber SbGtigteit, ge6en benz Ma.
gen Stdrte unb erm0gli9en e8 oemz
iel6en, ieine 5unttionen aus3ufii6z
rem.
@eorge 9. GcuGp bon Is NaFouz
StraBe, RetpzgOrt, fugt: rSeit Sa9s
rem babe i6 an R6eumdtismus unb
Opspepiie geIitten, unb i9 entI9Lob
mid, S6re Bilen gu probiren. Sd
en1pfuno fofort 9robe 2inberurg bon
i6rem 9ebrau6. Sd fiihle pie Elm
neuer Wleni4, feitbem ih Iie ne6me,
unb piirbe ri6t p6ne bieIelben fein.
0as trd9e, f6ldfrtge Gefii6l, bos i9
bate, 1T gang peri9punoen. Die
9pspepiie 6at mid perldHen unb mein
RbeumdtismuS 1T gGn5Ii4 per>
i4punoen. Sd bin iiber5eugt, baB
irgenn SemunO, Der, pie i'd angegrif>
fen mar, nit Robpdp's pilen einen
8eriu4 mu4t, iider turirt perben
pirO, Denn i'd CLAUDE, 2tQes riibrt bon
etnem auBsr Oronung gerutbenen Sps
item-od bic Geber ni6t funftionirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09

GongreBmonn Srpine 9ungan bon
Snfipn, Ohio, ais 9enofrat ertpdblt
5un 3lpeillnbfilnf5igiten &on9reB,
iagt in einem fiir5li6en 8rtef bon
@albiugton, 8. g.:
ycSd iuiinffjc mild meinen ptelen
sSreunben an5nihlieIcn in Der Gmpteb=
lung Sbres nnidatbaren @tittels Be
rnna fir alle biejentgcn, Die etnes be-
Icbenben Comics bebiirfen unb Deren
GDitem bnr6 fatarrbaliid)e Seihmcr=
ben serriittet lit. Eeruna lit cine perz
manente unn uirfiame Sur fiir Ga=
tarrb, nnb id) rattle Allen, bic bamtt
bebaftet iinb, bieies merftuilrbige Mit=
tel at neriuhen." - Srpine DUNCAN.
Sehernann lit Sntnrrb ausgeieBt.
&erunn furirt &atarrb, afuten oDer
6ronil6en, mo er ltken mag.
Ser n6t6. S6onas 8nban bon G6iz
ca9p, Witglieo bc5 9ldtional &onlites
Der bentotratii6en Tartei, I6reibt nte
folgt:
SD mar nier5e6n Sabre lang nit
&ntarr6 bebaftet unb obpo6l if biele
Diittel beriu6te unb rebrere 9oftoren
mid bebnnbeIten, fonnte ih feline 9l6z
bilfe ftnOeu. Sd nabnt Ferllnu 5tpctz
1no6pan5ig @o6en lang 1lnb bin iett
gdn5li6 furirt. - S6os. @aban.
8enr Sic Dur6 ben 8ebrau6 bon
8eruna feline pronlpten lnb befriebis
genhen 93elultate er5ielen, 10 idreiben
Gie ipfort an 9r. 9artntdn, Dem sic
sbren Sal ausfiibrlid bel6reiben, lIno
er lrtrb S6nen germ ieinen tpert6boIIen
8atb grntis ertbeilen.
9lbreIe: Or. 6nrtmnn, Srditbent
bes 5artn;an Sallitariunl5, Columbus,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
6artfohlen III Colorado.

0enber, @ol., s. Suli. - Wie
es 6siBt, 1T in Routt4Gountp, Golos
rabo, Elm Eager ehter 5arttoblen entz
bedt lporoen, pel6es an NusOebnun9
Dem in PennlplDanien nidt na4lteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09

@uroinGlen 2ljuti, 3ugliuni unO
8dtI9tbaler ben rot6en 6ut perleiAen,
0amit Iie in bem Gontlu0e mitittmmen
tOnnen.
Gs perlautet, 0aB Die itdlienif6e
Regierung i'm Sale Oes 2lble6ens oes
gapites Die Wd4te oupon in &enntz
nib IeBen unO i6nen bic 8erii4erung
geben pirb, oaB Die bem @pntluOe beiz
pobnenben GarOinGle ii6 ubiOluter
9grei6eit uno Si8erbeit erfreuen perz
ben. Cardinal Oreglia bat nit benz
Mur59au Der 6eiligen rOmii9en
Stride Murto 5iiriten G6igie4lbuni,
Der 3uglei4 Sitter bes beiligen @onz
flares 1T, ii6er Die 9orbereitungen,
bic fir bafel6s 81 treffen iinb, COME
rirt. Der 8atifan ion gum @mpfang
Der GaroinGle in 8ereiti6uft geieBt
iperben. 8on ben oret 9aupt9Ganbtz
baten 1T Rampoqa, Der am II. Quz
quit 1843 ge6Oren purOe, Der iiin9ite
Cardinal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
5000 alte CeSerbetten.

Nir be,obIer poFt:p bot. Qreiis. oa mir Elm
uusidI;tbIibts 5sOUGei6aft tUbctn uuO oi. 0aus
r,n rDtbq bdb;n. 6,npe Qpitarts. gSlltinlOrs
is.atb,r g.. 3r. 9l8, Gt.sd!t:mOrt.Stra
(Nail0lal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
;. .Mhfir sbriners" in saratuaa

6aratpgo. 9.zg., 8. Suli, =
3u bem 90. Sa6res Gonclupe oes
@e6eimprDens Der golen pom WDitic
Shrine, nel6es mprgen bier ieinen
Qnfung nirnmt, iinb fdon 9unoerts
BON @blen eingetroffen uno Der vtaiz
ferlite 9otentat, lpelder i'm bir@
9erli6en 2eben 6enrp 6. 9ltin beiBt
uno in Omaha, Nebr., tpohnt 1T aud
Ihon bier per .Smperiul Spe5ial5ug"
eineetroffen uno i'm uniteo Stntes@
6ptel abqeitisqer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
c. t / q y { t. s
Ssamoclsi6mle,

Or 2.5, Ch,SaItimors'2 Ctr. Baltimore
@ruuoli5sr llnirribt II 6ttuovrayb;t, Gppt.
prilnl, Suaba.isH, S40HGr;ib;n aritbmstit
gspinsungsn: $500 pro Monat; 3
Meonats $500; o WOndIe $4,000;
II Nlonats 5000; 9lbenoI4uIe, 6
Ntonats $500. 2tqe Bidder uno
S6reibmaterialien frei. Stelunstn
sarantirt.
s0u.sr aui etipiupi:H eeseu Slbiaug oou $7O0
prc ponat Sb:nOiauls mad Dem crit:n pionai
$50 pro W0uat, pcnn monli.ib btjab!t 6ria5=
rem. q.brtr Snoip;enf!ltr unttrriGt Is mootrus
Suptwrt:rs gS S1ulr IN itstsn Sabrt ,eois
la, Boarding Sia" lieiert aof MD eoais i'll ni,=
oria>u Sr,ii,n. SaJts= aao abtnO=Rurus lest sr.
Clint. R,a, sauIr tagI:9 au;gnummtu. IL.
Sa9r
llneepohuli4e Gelegsnbsit fir itreb=
fame S6iiler gum rai4en 9ortpdrts<
fonmen.
aatalOpe p.rlunu, man 3rii:lib maHpI;b oosr
per S,.tpbon. t237-5&SDJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
Gin 2ebrrr in 2hnd)gefadr.

6nteBer, SnO,, 8. SuIi.- Der
S9ulle6rer Il. g. 8iuiam5 bon bier
perIu9te geItern Nbeno Elm 8fp0lfz
jdbriges N}Go6en, 9tumens Bead, 5u
DergepaItigsn. DIS Der 9orfal be-
tannt puroe, iammelte ii4 cine
8olfsmenge an, Die nu4 Der Bo6s
nung oon DiQiams 3og, nm i'm SIS
Ipn9en, ober Der S4eriff bru4te i'm
6eimli6 na6 W}arion meg. 9tu4 DON
bort nur6e 0iGiams pieoer pegges
bra6t, neil man S6tpierigteiten bes
fUr4tete, ipenn er bic Nu4t iiber bort
blei6en iolIte. 800 er CUR 3eit Ders
itedt gebalten miro, lit ni9t betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09

0itts 1T 10 oudlenp. oIs cine cntJiuptt;. aus
Btrli6t 6dmorrboineus @tibpulit uHo Eictuiacr,
bic oarau ItOcu, orejicu nab irqcuo tinem Nitt;l.
ons i5ueU SJnOtrunq peripridbt. 9la6oem ne tiT
geb,immitteI nab oem onotrtn p;rlndt babtr uno
fe ft Der GsrIDsiiluHa bin SOLDIER Seio,uotr
babtu NtrJtc outr Sbulcn uuO 1autrot eebeltsr
Qutisutcu cit loan}jg Sobvtn 'mpiobltn. Ann=
fefg M osbrauhtn, ais oas tniia pirtlidt, per-
uiuitjot jupulaifQ, UrO roOilale Witttl 9sgtH
6dmnrrboiben 9rob:n ppn anotsis protn Don
l. Ncuhdotcr & Go, @og 2il6 @cps9ott. trst
oeriauDt. (SLSo, ga, 8a2Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
9as 8einoen beg boben Yatienten ni6t 10
gInfig als gcteru.
8lntbergiftnng mirb befiir6tet.
Giu Arittrr Art Inll Aemte sur Gnmlmlta-
tinm sneesnarm merSrm.

9o elmer 6lufOin a 1T Der up bsOeuenn pd6er 9epOrOsn
Mungel6uFt Ser36dtigts plft f0no ou bic Niern 9os
@6lmmie befurttet = Der Nad9luB Os fsrben
ben qapfes. = Gadfolger 6ru9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09
II giniafeit i'm nG6itsn Gonclaps err

sur ginigteit i'm nG6itsn @onclaps err
mabnte. @r iugte gu Stuuts>Setrez
tGr RampolIa: rSie, ben i9 periOnli4
10 ho6i6dBe, miifen Die Snitiuttpe
ba5u ergreifen, I'm Der Welt Die poGle
9urmonie innsr6dlb oes osiligen
Gollegiums unb bic BON G6riitus uuf
5els gegriinbete lln3erfOrbarfeit Der
uleinieligmd6enben fat6oliIden 8irz
DE gu belpeiienl Qufen sic meinen
iroii6en Sob 81 geeigneter Stunoe
our6 bas 2duten Der groben Ct. Yez
terse8loden perfiinoen!" -
Der 3u It an 3 ip ieber d | M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-09

9roBe5ummsn fir Bpbltbdtigteitsz,
8unitz uno 2iteraturz3ped per-
mQht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
CLAIM SHOOTING
WAS ACCIDENTAL
John Hegan Died at City
Hospital From Effects
( of Wound In Head.

Martin Bolton said yesterday that he
Of John Hagan. for which he is now be-
ing held to await the result of the ooro-
ner's inquest this morning at 10 o'clock.
He would not talk with Times-Dis-
patch man about the case. but he had pre-
viously made the statement that he knew
nothing about it until he was arrested.
Both men, it is claimed, were drunk,
and two negro witnesses to the shooting
say they were on the corner "fooling with
the pistol" when 1t went of and struck
Hagan.
The wounded man fingered at the City
Hospital until o'clock yesterday morn
Ing, when he died. The body was turned
over to Undertaken Bliley, who prepared
1t for. burial.
Coroner Taylor held post-mortem ex-
animation. The bullet entered the brain
through point over the left eye.
The funeral will be from, the home. on
ST James Street, at o'clock this after
noon. 4, "a g Z, ~
The case will DO heard this morning in
the Police Court, II the inquest does not
consume a great amount of time. If the
inquiry takes up more time than Is antic-
ipated. the hearing by Squire Graves will
be held tomorrow.
MIR. Bolton ia we'll known. He has a
brother on the police force. and Is a
brother in law of Councilman IVhalen.
He Is something of factor In ward
politics, and at recent meeting of the
Committee on Health got into a heated
dispute with superintendent Cohn. His
brother Is keeper OF the cemetery.
The general impression is that the
shooting was accidental.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
About the New committe ,,

According to some OF the gentlemen
present at saenger Halle last night the
fight Is now one In the interest OF the
preservation of the party. The element
OF personality has been eliminated ana
1t is now question of whether or not the
Democratic organization shall be kept
intact.
Tho movement to organize new coun-
ty committee around tho four men who
stand around the State Committee Is stu
being pushed. MI. Ryan made state
ment at the meeting last night urging
such step. Everybody on the Brauer
side seems to thi,is that the action should
be taken but the advisability Of doing
so now has been questioned The State
chairman has been consulted about the
matter and things Will largely depend
upon the attitude he nssAnes. Several
members of the State Committee have
indicated that they would be decidedly
In favor of new committee.
So far as can be gathered, nothing pos
tive has been heard yet by Mr.. Brauer
from the State Committeeman, who have
bee masked to come out and speak in his
behalf, Some definite response from them
Is expected in a few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
Social and
Personal

one of the prcttiest weddings OF the
autumn took place at IL O'Clock yestcr-
day forenoon, in All Saints Protestant
EPISCOPAL Church, when Mrs. Lucllia
Powers Guest and Mr.. James Lee smell
ton were married. the Rev John !.
bowman, the rector of the church, per-
forming the ceremony,
The church and altar OF the church
were canvased in white. with mnsslng
of palms and grecnery. Mr.. Philip ,.
Powers played the bridal chorus from
Tohenrrin and Mendelssohn's wedding
march. and, while the service was read.
tho Interlnezzo from Cava]erla Rusti-
cana.
The bride came in with her father
Mr.. r, w. Powers, who gave her away.
She was preceded to the altar by her
little son, Master David Porter Guest
in a pretty suit OF white. During tho
ceremony he held a white prayer-pooK
carried by his mother.
Mrs. Guest was Handsomely go"ned
in a travelling costume of Oxford gray.
Her flowers, in harmony with the we'd
ding color scheme, we're violets. MI
shelton and his best man, Mr.. Werner
Moore advanced from the vestry room
to meet her as she approached the chan-
eel The groom and his attendants wore
frock coats, white vests and gray gloves
Their boutonniercs were vioiets. ushers
included tho five brothers of the bride,
Messrs. George Robert, Philip Frank
and Edgar Powers, and Mr.. Crump
Tucker ="
Among those from distance who were
al the church We're Mrs Emma Shelton
and Mr. David Shelton, Of Louisa county,
and Mrs. !. S. McIlwaine, OF Farmvlle,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton left by the noon
train yesterday for Northern tour.
They will locate at No, lll6 West Avenue
when they return to Richmond, where mr..
Shelton. who is originally from Louisa,
has successfully practiced law for the
last two years. The fact that he and
his bride are both identified with Rich
rpond society in an extremely popular
way invests their marriage with much
interest and congratulatory expression
Miss Lizzie Duncan Richardson and
Mr.. Isaac Willoughby Eason. of Nor
folk Va, will be married at G:l5 P. M.
to-day in the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Matte l.. Richardson. of No COS
East Main Street, the Rev. Or. w. w.
Lear. OF Centenary Methodist Episcopa
Church, officiating
The wedding celebration of Miss Hunter
FERGUSON, the daughter of Mr.. j, w
Ferguson, and Mr. Louis Leo Juulce, Oh
Louisiana, took place in Trinity NJ. z.
Church yesterday al GID r, NJ the
pastor the Rev, George II. Spooner
being the celebrant,
White tapers in silver and crystal can
6lsabra. palms and ferns, made elabo
rate church and altar decorations, The
bride was attended BY her maid OF honor
MISS PHYLLIS Bacheller and her brides
maids, Miss Blanche Mastin. Miss Annie
Lear, Miss Lucy M'nson and Mrs. Jessie
Bailey Brown, Of PIttsburg Pa, They al
wore white chiffon frocks and had bou
uurts OF maidenhair fern, tied witt
green
The brides gown was OF beautiful white
lace over taffeta. Her veil fell from
coronet OF orange blossoms and she
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
MEET NEXT YEAR AT
OLD POINT VA.
S. H. HardWlCk. Of the South
ern, viii be the Orator
at That Time.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW ORLEANS. LA, October H.
The forty-eighth annual convention OF the
American Association Of General Passen-
her and Ticket Agents was brought to
close this morning. Old Point Comfort
Va, was elected as the meeting place In
October next. Detroit, Chicago. Cleve-
land, Putin Bay and Chattanooga were
bidders for the convention,
An invitation was read from President
Francis, OF the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition, asking the agents to hold spe-
cial meeting In st. Louis not later IMAM
February 1. 1904. The invitation was pre-
seuted by General Passenger Agent
Crane. Of the Wabash. and Manager Sex
ton, of the Press and Publicity Depart
ment of the Exposition. The invitation
was heartily accepted, and January lslh
was the date decided on. -,
Special rates for the exposition WI.
proba bly, be made at this meeting,
S II. Hardwick, Of the Southern Rail
way, has been selected as the orator LOT
1901.
Resolutions on the death OF James ia
ker were adopted
This afternoon the agents enjoyed ride
on the river on the Morgan steamer Tx
celsior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
NEW CANAL TREATY
FROM COLOMBIA
Scheme Presented Yesterday
in the Senate Of
that Country.
tBy Associated Press.)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, Oct 1.-THE
Senate Committee charged with drawinS
UP a bill authorizing the president of the
Republic to negotiate a new canal treaty
with the United States to-day presented
the project to the Senate. 1t provides
that the latter must approve or. dsap-
prove tho extension OF the concession
for six years. granted to the new Panama
Canal Company in 1900. II this Is dis
approved Colombia will reimburse 81 co.,
900 to the company, with interest and viii
take possession Of the canal works next
year, in which case this republic VII
then be able to negotiate new treaty
with the United States. II the extension
of the concession Is approved by the Sem
ate the new Panama Canal Company Will
have until the year 1910 to fulllll It's OBJ
legations,
The Senate will take UP the bill on
Monday. 1t is pointed out that the au-
thorizatiens given tn the executive by
the Senate 10 negotiate treaties are value
loss as the executive, according to the
constitution, can negotiate treaties with
out authorization from the Senate and
present them to Congress for approval
and any law amending the constitut on
to this or any other effect must be sNnc-
toned BY TWO consecutive Congresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15

nicely pleated skirts -slS.50'
Same style of suit in a new
cotch mixture is $16.5o.'
Scotch Mixture Suits, with hip
length coats and ,nlined skirts,
sra.5o.
Zibeline Suits, Louis XIV.
style, with cape coats. which are
trimmed in Peau de Sole, full
hared skirts, $3.50.
Novelty Mixture Suits of fine
materials and colorings, for
s22.5o. Jacket lined with taffeta
and he's strapped seams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
ABSURD SAYS PLATT
OF ALLEGED ACTION
(By Associated Ioress.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Aliss Mae Wood.
of Washington. who, 1t has been reported.
came to this city yesterday to begin suit
for breach of promise Of marriage against
Senator Thomas c. Platt could not be
found to-day, nor could any record OF
any such suit be located.
Senator Platt was asked whether It
was true that such suit had been
brought He replied: absurd 1t is not
true
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
Dr. McE,der Detained.

Owing to the Illness of one OF his prom
Faden, of Lynchburg, was unable TO he
at the First Presbyter an Church, ri
Richmond, last night. He will probably
visit Richmond later IN the week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
Surpris I. Marriage.

Miss Alice Eunice Cooper. daughter Of
Mr.. Dor! EFT L. Cooper, master mechani !:
of the Richmond Fredericksburg a:d
Potomac Railroad. was married to Mr..
Kennedy c. Franck the 4th OF October.
They were married In the pa sonAge
of the Sacred Heart Church by the Rev.
j. B. O'Reilly.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs. Franck
will be at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and MIS-. D. S. Cooper. OF No. HOS
West Clay Street. .l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
resolutions on the death OF James Ba-
%. ID Hand om !, BoakIet

An attractive booklet has been Issued sslle,
p pa giving Information regarding its
handsome hand liners: ? etures ere giyeIg, r,o OF
the Monroe, -JefrerEon. HqmlIton: frnii
Brandon. with some handsome. eSteliof
Views. The smoking room, of the Mon
roe presents an e1ceedirgiS h bar @Iq
those If any Of the ocean Ines.
COPIES of the ho7klet can pc secured at
the company's Offices. No. sos East Main
Street Ntas-t ,tra HN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
pvorcs Graz ted.

In the Law and Equity Court ye-ter-
day Mrs II. r. Thacker was granted an
absolute divorce from her .husbanS, G. Y,
Thacker, on the ground of desertlon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15

HANDSOME AND SERVICEABLE.

silk Coats have passed the stage of being merely beautuook
ing garments, . ;.
only handsome in appearance but as serVlceaoe
every way as any fall winter wrap you can buy
The demand this fall has been very great IN loosentee
backs and Louis XIV styles
long loose back lined Throughout.
with andwo silk braid-$s5o
long, loose back with cape un'
med whit and sik-$1ooo
de Sole Coats 80 inches long, sauh hhe, %
(which double and trimmed Win
abs andwuo slk-Sa5o
is Louis NV style,
with shoulder ap with silk braid and long tabs
inedw satin-$7ooo
somewhat similar to the above ana
trimmed wths silk braid frnge-$aa!o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15

A Times Dispatch Want Diary need
only be kept three days. First day, adj put
in; second day. ad. appears; third day,
success. Phone the Want Ad man. phone
LA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
VERY Stylish Suits For Women.

New Suits coming dayderent styles and dferen'
prcesbut what the style price, can rest assured
that the cut garment perfect can make IT,
One of the wellaoed Venetian Cloth SUIT IN black,
Navy The coat made without collar ana nus very
snnrv around the nec-36 inches longand trimmed with braid
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Handsome Zibelines, at $1,000,

Handsome Zibelines, at $500
trimmed in contrasting colors and
the coat lined with taffeta.
Very stylish Dress Suits of fine
Broadcloth, for $4,000. The jack
ct is 80 inches long, has strapped
seams; lined and piped with tai
feta.
Finely tailored Prince Albert
Suits of Imported Cheviot The
Coat is faced down the front with
Peau de Sole and is lined with
tafleta, S32.5o.
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Personal rlention.

Miss Virginia Holmes Greever, Mrs.
Greever and Mrs. Merrell reached Rich
mond yesterday afternoon from wash
ington, D. G. They will be at No. 2ll
East FRANKLIN street for the Horse
Show.
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Miss Dorothy Henry. of Wildwood, Va.
and Miss Taylor. of Winchester are at
THE Shirley" No. II South Third Street.