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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
New soc Hat Pins
For the New Easter Hat.

Ut tU5 W5V EuST5F OUT,
And worthy. In their beauty and un-
usualness.
They're of gold plate. in the new
rose finish, set with topszes and anne
thysts; long, strong pins. SOC.
New Beauty Pins 25c
Each, or 25c pair Pretty pins for
the Easter collar; prettier than we
have had and out for the first time
to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Hairdressing Topic

1IA1 S4A $OOAAAS AOPiS
0fmferest to every woman now
Shampooing and manicuring are
almost an equal thought with the
new hat and dress.
The Hale parlors are ready with ex-
perts in shampooing and manicuring
and artists who will dress your hair in
the newest, most becoming ways. Mez-
canine floor.
If it's new switch. they're here at
81. and higher prices.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
MARKS BROS.

That Girl OF Yours-want to dress her
in an up-to-date gtyle-in a dress that'il
look II made just for her?
You need to look no further than this
illustration-for we show several styles at
This One Price Alone.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Millinery Flowers

NAIlIiIIEIy lUWNIo
In a garden by themselves on the
fourth floor for easier choosing. We
will sew them on your hat free of
charge.
Flower Sprays at 65c-Most every
kind-big enough to trim a hat by
themselves And
Flowers at 1oc and 19c bunch.
silk Wire Frames at 15c--Every
shape.
Al Sl.5o-Straw braid shapes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

VIII This Taffeta Petticoot Wear? Or viii It.
Crack and Break?

These are the questions whi'
purchaser of a Silk Petticoat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

NJ Glrard unaerpwvd the bolt and
by pulIipS the WaKed thread. dre9
forth two small glass tuboa, four
regtimeterH long GDed with coneenl
tratod Bulphurie acid.
These tubes were plunged lnto a
mass Of illuminate Of mercury, and
we're maintained vertically ~ Two
small fragments 81 metal.
The director Of the laboratory
had everyone Yacata the building
NJ. Girard, having first taken of Il
small quantity Of illuminate Of mer-
curry ffor all that wea necessary
was but one grain of this dangerous
product 10 kul n person. and this
mnchina contained 400 Fralual
had "a pail ri water brought 20 him
lie then proceeded. with the great
est Of precaution. 10 plunge the
bomb into The water 8belieriug
himself In the iucloaure Of the porte
c0chofe that would shield him IN
case Of AN explosion. the noted
chemist iei the dangerous bomb
into the water. rendering II harm
less
Broken into pieces by a hydraulic
press ia the barracks Of Berry. un-
der the supervision Of 81. Gifard.
assisted by Meaars MoraHl de Bre=
vans and SanRle Ferrier. the bomb
was again closely examined. and the
result Of this examination waa the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

ny n HIflNs
PARASITIC small ball OF metal
in the shape OF a pine cone picked
up In the Ruo de Riyoli by NJ Cha
YiEny few minutes after tho at
tempt against AlphonHo XIII and
President l.oubat was made wa
really one OF tho famous bombs
sent 10 France by the anarchists OF
barcelona
How many bombs were sent e.
F'rancsf That question created aei-
tafion
Valllna. the chief % the aauocla.
ton. admitted there were i've. II
n certain that these objects pro-
ee-ded from a fouadry labeled a.
constructing materiai--for connl
ara usually used a. ornameuta "a be
4erewed on the ends OF bars Of grille
work
NJ Chavlgny. happening 10 see
8hiH cone. o. which I had the good
brtuue af obtaining a photograph.
llttia thought he yaa in the pres
encc Of n deadly machine Being =
wrsat collector Of relics he evident
~ thought u was plaea OF grille
woFk torn Off b. tho explosion that
Mad Just happenezi. and pat Il care
lcasly IN hia ye@t pocket.
Tho police charged and diHpersed
the crowd. the guards oiearing and
eaeirciinK the corner OF the Rue de
Ruhan
". Chaxigny. not caring 20 be
iosilod IN the crowd. and of being
found among thu first witnesses
taken BY the Officers. disappeared
toward the Opera. and went 20 call
on a friend In 4 tavern situated on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

subject Of a long report 10 Mr., Led
yet the magistrate having charge
81 this affair.
Therefore, Il was aaeeflaincd that
the fragments Of metal picked up
after the attempt at the corner u
the streets Of HlYoli and Rohan we're
tho same. excepting for rs BloWneag
10 exploding. and that It contained
neither nails nor any other hard
substance. with the exception Of
tgo bolts used 10 hold the tubes IN
a vertical position. and also %
break them at the instant Of tbs
hook. which proYokea the mixing
o. the illuminate and the sulphuric
acid.
n BE- believed that the bomb was
laid In the graa by an anarchist
who feared arrest and who dld pot
want 70 be caught with The bomb IN
hlg B0aHefl ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

ono OF the b0uleyards.
He told hts friend about the ex-
ploaion and exhibited the piece 81
metal be had picked up and 30 care
ieaaly thrust into bis pocket
The head OF a bolt covering the
lower aperture OF the pine cone
drew this friends attention. and
they started 20 unacrcw this bolt.
An ond Of waved thread. holding In
place glass tube. appeared.
Il va fortunate that enc or the
other Of thesn curious ones did not
light 4 match 10 better investigate
the article. Then NJ chaviRuy
thought that this ball Of metal Waa
not the result Of the explosion. IT
Is another OF thoae machines thrown
by an anarchist. the author OF the
attempted assassination IN the Rue
de RivolI; u Is one which failed 10
explode" thought NJ. ChaTigny.
We must take Il % the com
missioner" aald his friend. as he
realized the danger That he and the
400 guests OF the establishment we're
in.
with tho greatest Of precautions
the head OF the screw waa replaced
and 10 minutes later N. ChaviEnY
placed the pine cone on the desk Of
~ Peaehard. the police commits
aioner Of the Bailion quarters. who
Immediately Informed W. Glrard. d.
rector of the municipal lahratory.
There was not a moment TO spare
az criminal hands had touched the
bomb. IL was liable TO explode from
enc moment 10 the other. and II Is
miraculous that II. ChaYigny was
not the first unHaapecting victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

continuously every season in the
united STATES since 1899. will be-.
sin It's 18th annual tour ia neuuing
ton. VI. shortly. Amer playing ita
annual fall engagements Al 81
Paul and Minneapolis. u will make
It's regular biennial trip 20 the
Pacific coast.
Emile Sauret. tho renowned
Yiolinist. Is spending the summer IA
Switzerland. and will return 10 this
country In the early fall A short
tour u being arranged for him. and
he will visit the Pacific coast.
playing In a few cities. II Is likely
he viii Be- heard in Seattle durihE
the season.
Lovers Of the mysterious win
have an opportunity OF feaating
themselves to the FUN at 4 special
matinee tomorrow. sunday. after
noon. At tho Star thcater On that
occasion ratum. the mind reader.
Will give ngw at In mind rad
tng and mysterious cabinet work
which will more than ever myHiify
and interest all those who ara In
tersted ia this profound suhlocL
Ito has iaAu~i a rhallrnEe 10 No
Even. also a great mind READER. %
appear On the stage Of the Star
fheater and DO certain tsHta which
fatnm viii name II McEwen ac-
eepfa the challenge a rich and rare
entertainment viii be provided for
the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

The list Of attractions billed for
uext week At the Star theAfer prom
ises % be unusually strong. A bare
mention Of the following on the bill
means much: The wonderful
klsisf family. On a combination Of
magic. music and art: the lie Comaa.
aerobats. Dreano. burnt cork art
list. the Halls. In = comedy sketch
team. Martin a Martin: Leslie
f0meroy. IN a new song. and the
atarascope. with many plctures
showing the muiiny o. the Russian
eallorS. Sunday night viii 30 tho
last opportunity "a laugh at the
present very funny and entertain
ing program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

A PARTY % Chehulia iumhsrtuen
aer visiting South Bend. looking Tor
4 location FOR a mill
THE GRAND JURY az Spokane
II unsafthluE frauds IN the county
commissioners office. Commissioner
william Connolly has admitted that
he was riding on pass. bat WINS
charging mileage 10 the county. ~
also charged that all three men
were taking SIS per month out a
the county fund Tor expenses with
out any warrant
A GRADING GREW r. building 4
trolley line from silver Lake 20 Nv.
ervtL about ala miles.
AN ATTEMPT az robbery vas
made on Mrs. GaFepy. OF Aberdeen.
Thursday night The anHaliant sat
nothing and fed VIE nahe called for
help.
THE CIVIL SERVICE commits.
sion ~ Seattle may remove any city
efflcvr 50 long aa Il follows the pre-
visions q the charter. So says the
state supreme court IN a decision
AGAINST George u. Price. dla-
CHARGED er1pioye. who took his case
into the eourta
SALMON REFUSE In being used
b. the Robinson company 81 Ana
eortcs 10 make glue and fertilizer.
TIE SUPREME COURT has De.
eidrd thai property damaged be-
cause u noise Of tfalna cannot re-
cover.
TIE tNTERaTATE FISHERIES
company makes fraudulent sales it,
chief business, according 20 the su-
preius court IN the Seattle eaAe II
Prank kflueh against the company.
A STEEL WAGON BRIDGE "a
being constructed over the stoka.
uiah river az Shelton. 20 cost 1850
eco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

The great McEwen closes bis en-
EaEement az the Seattle the
ater Sunday night. aud next
week tho playhouse viii be
dark" with bis wonderful
slelEht-of-hani and magical feats.
together with his hypnotic stunts.
no man has 80 astounded and pleas
81 a Seattle audience for many a
week. Seattle people are ready 10
pronounce him the equal OF Her
mann. and that Is the best praise he
could receive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Excuse me. but will You watch
my cart a minute OF two while 90
Into the drug store and get some
I've got sudden attack
ut dizziness.
Certainly, Go ahead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Prisoner. why did you refuse
TO move that oart1'
Why judge. II wasn't my cart "
officer Chumpen. you're the
biggest fool on the force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
A Few Trifling Dog Day tests
onuMrEN. THE FOOLISH cor.

Here's you've got 20 move this
cart.
Have ~"
eyes move 4. aud be- lively. too. "
well. I Eueaa not"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Tho Taylor company presents
The Female Detectives al the
Third Avenue theater for the laat
tine Saturday night The play has
repeated It's former success. and ls
much admired by tho patrons of
the uptown theater The Derby
Mascot Il the play 10 b. presentcd
oy the company next week. and Il
Is on theme differing materially
from anything they have been seen
IN here. The scene n laid AZ Dial
las. Tex. and Little Tex played
hy L2arefte Taylor. viii afford her
superior opportunities In fact oy-
cry menhnr OF tho Taylor company
viii have chance 10 do some ~
enlient character work TIE Derby
event Ia the south Is one Of the
biExeat Of any OF the racing events
If the year. and around the race
track Mr.. Taylor has found gplen-
did opportunities for ciimaxes and
realism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

The successful drama In Old
Kentucky. which has been played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
+, THE DINNER PAIL

engagement az the Grand opera
house next Friday and Saturday. In
GLIDING Saturday matinee. signor
fdherati Is no stranger 10 Seattle.
and his hand comes after a triumph
ant month at the Lewis and Clark
fair. In addition 90 the usual COM
plcmcnt Of instrumental .aoloiatN.
siEnor fiherati'H company com
prlscs Miss Katherine Kiarer. prima
donna soprano. Programs ranging
from the most classical 20 the
most popular" have been prepared.
Not the least 81 the features viii be
earnci solos by Siguor Lherati him
self. who. according to all reports.
has lost none 90 his phenomenal
mastery OF tho cornct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

I'm show you few things.
when I tell you to move a cart.
you move a. You'll find It's good
deal cheaper The next time you
won refuse 10 obey my orders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
At THE TAEATERS


4 AMUSENENTs FOR TIE 4
4 COMING WEEK 4
4 Dark 4
4 Grand -Libcrati.s Band. Aug 4
4 ust 4 aud 8. 4
a Third Avcnue-s.The Derby 4
4 Mascot 4
= New Vaudeville bill {,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
NEWS OF the
STATE

Or MARY LATHAM. convicted
~ SPOKANE ~ arson, who II r. fuwi-
tive from tasticr. has been sued by
Der attorneys for Ii.isg attorney
feeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

PIONEERS of skarit county are
preparing Tor their aunual picnic At
sedro- Wauliey. August 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

f4hcratl's hand. half a hundred
strong. Is scheduled for a special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

j. T. BAKER. Of Puyailup. was
seriously injured IN a runaway Fri-
aaE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

A STEEL WAGON BRIDGE a.
being constructed over the sknko-
miah river az Shelton. % cost Use. :
coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

THE iNTERsTATE FISHERIES
company makes fraudulent sales is
chief business. according 20 the au-
pfeius court IN the Seattle ease If
Prank kflueh against the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

THE SUPREME COURT has De.
eidrd than property damaged be.
cause % noise Of tfalna cannot re.
cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

SALMON REFUSE 10 being used
% the Robinson company ~ Ana
eortes TO make glue and fertilizer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
CAUSED BY I'LL HEALTH.
Suicide Of Mrs. Dubois Result OF
Despondency.


Mrs Alma S. Dubois the young woman
who committed suicide yesterday afternoon
by swallowing carbolic acid, and whose
death occurred at Garfield Hospital about
two hours later, as stated In yesterday 8
Star. had previously threatened to take her
life, and, 1t is stated, made an effort to
jump from high porch on one occasion.
Coroner hewitt investigated the circum-
stances attending the suicide last night,
and learned that Ill health had prompted
the deed
Mrs. Dubois had been III for long time
and had undergone an operation as means
of relief physically and mentally. She had
been Respondent for long time. The
operation did not bring about the desired
result, and lately she was even more de-
spondent than before. When found on the
lawn in front of 1921 14th street by Police
man J. w. Green yesterday afternoon she
was apparently lifeless, but the policeman
had her taken to the hospital without de-
lay. Her husband, Charles F. Dubois, was
not at the Treasury Department yesterday
afternoon and friends thought he had gone
to witness the base ball game mes
senger was sent to the base ball park, but
he was not there. Later in the afternoon
he was found and the sad news of his
wffe's death was communicated to him.
Their marriage occurred about five years
ago. and he had done everythi In his
power to bring about an Improvement in
Mrs. Dubois health. Yesterday morning
when he left home to go to the Treasury
Department she was in fairly good mental
condition
Mr.. Dubois related the story of his wife,
mental troubles to the coroner, and the lat
ter gave certificate showing that her
death had been caused by dose of carbolic
acid taken with suicidal intent. After the
coroner had disposed of the case Under
taker Speare removed the body to the fam
fly home, 1857 Sheridan street MORT Invest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
News Briefs.

Mrs. Anna Balm, arrested Friday at
Cleveland on the charge of being In the
country Illegally, is alleged by the federal
authorities to be an anarchist OF interna-
tional reputation and leader OF one of the
largest bands of anarchists In that part
of the country.
Rev. 8, 8. Weatherly. aged flfty-flve
w. train at the tunnel at Eggleston. Va,
Thursday night. The noise of a stone
crusher near by Is said to have drowned
the noise of the train which was coming
through the Eggleston tunnel.
James Carville Lee. last surviving child
Of any soldier who served In the reyoIu-
tfonary war, died Thursday at his home,
near BeIair, Nd, aged eighty-six years.
His father. Capt. Parker Hall Lee, was an
officer under Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
~ HE Mexican embassy has been en-
tirely renovated for the occupancy
of the new ambassador. Senior Ca

~ HE Mexican embassy has been en-
tIrely renovated for the occupancy
of the new ambassador Senior Ca
.sasus, and family, who were ex-
pectedato be established there yes
terday. but whose coming has been de-
layed by the indisposition of the ambas-
sador who Is now taking the waters at a
medicinal spring. A great deal of new fur
niture. intended for the second floor, Is
already in place, and Is in every. way more
elegant than any ever before in use in the
building. The large drawing room is in
order, only a small part of the renovating
being necessary there. as the room was
entirely changed with new carpet and fur
niture two years ago. In the reception
room the walls and ceiling have had
Frightening touch, the same treatment be-
ing followed in the dining room where
diplomatic, official and local grandees of the
moment have so often met each other IN
the passing of their day Of prominence.
The halls clear to the top of the house
have a new light shade. The woodwork of
the ball room has received fresh coat of
ivory white and gold, and a new ceiling
brings it quite up to date in its mirrored
and graceful proportions. With the addi-
ton of the personal belongings of the am
bassador, great portion of which has al
ready arrived, the house will at once be-
come a comfortable home Mr.. Godoy, the
charge d affaires, who has been here all
summer, Is, of course. well known in diplo-
matte and residential circles by reason of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.
M wAsHINGToN.

BOARDING. SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES
wants cultured. refined esiacated ladies' perfectly
familiar with Washington, TO act as occasional
city tkaperons for pupils. Give details of suit
ability, and address Box IS, Forest Glen, Md.
ocS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08

his long previous residence Nine. Godoy.
Godoy has been since his departure from
this city minister to Guatemala.
The minister of Hayti, M. Leger, and fam
lily are again at their pleasant home on
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
w. S. Wallace is down at his Office

w. S. Wallace is down at his Office
today after a short illness.
Money to loan on real estate oil
chattels. r. l., Magill, 53S Main st
Go to the Progress for the finest
cakes. pies and other pastries. The
best bread in town.
We sell you what cut you want
not what we think you want. Inde-
pendent Meat Market.
Remember the special sale at the
Bargain House, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Big bargains.
Our market is our owR. No trust
or anyone else owns it but ourselves.
Independent Meat Market. G. p.
eGssert.
Every want of our patrons shall
be supplied in our line, as soon as
we learn them. Independent Meat
Market.
Our vegetables, fish. oyster and
game department will always contain
the latest the market affords, 1nde-
pendent Meat Market
The following We're the prize win
ners in the children's masked skat-
ing carnival at Turner hall aStur-
day evening; Miss Callie Bracken
and John Gallagher, first prizes; Miss
Hazel English and Harold Phelps,
second prizes. The judges were Mrs.
E. A. Newlin. Mrs. Adam Rettig and
Mr.. George Pope.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Turner Hall Roller Rink.

Grand masked carnival, Tuesday
night, 7:SO to 1O;SO pm. Admis-
sion, 1Oc; skates. 15c. d. f. Bishop.
Mgr.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-05

NEW YORK FASHION LETTER.

NEW YORK.-This is the month
OF the graduating frock and both
fashionable dressmakers and humble
seamstresses are wrestling with the
problems OF girlish modishness. The
frock must be simple, but there are
many yarities Of simplicity.
The lingerie frock is still first IA
yorite for the purpose--more 80 than
ever this season-but II Is 4 lingerie
frock with a difference, and. as a
rule. Its simplicity is in general ef
feet and In the eye Of the beholder
rather than in the details OF the
frock.
The possibilities OF the tuck in con
nection with the lingerie frock are
endless. and though many tucks cal
for additional material, they are less
expensive than any good separate
trimming
The full skirt of full lawn, goret
at the top to DO away with super
nuous stun, but left null enough Il
10 be shirred into the waistband, o.
tucked vertically around the hips
may he made charming by the us.
nf tucks as sole trimming Gradu
ated tucks. narrowing As they n
cede from the hem toward tho hal
skirt length line where tney end. Ar
we'll liked. but groups Of tucks sithe
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-05

think that specialists are withou,
theories to explain 1t.
They say tnat neurasthenia Is un
known among populations In which
Turkish baths form part OF common
daily life. This fact alone would rec
ommend the sweating and showerine
panacea to Parisians. with whom
nerve weakness has become a
scourge. They grow blue. nervous
on their feed. feeling strange, nead
achey and sleepless, saying that they
know they will die soon.
There are those who get terrible
weeping fits; who grip the doctor
moaning. DO not leave met" They
dare not, cannot walk the street
alone. They are terrified at large
open spaces. They fear microbes in
their food. They feel as II string
were tied round their forehead. They
have little shivers. They feel like
jumping out Of their skin.
Now that 1t is known that neuras-
thenia is very much Of toxic origin,
the grande nevrose Of Paris makes
a Decline for the sweat box. and the
fad is all the luckier in this. that its
strong reactions, from the Intense
sweating 10 the necessary douching
with tepid-going -on-to-cold water. re-
spond exactly to the old neurasthenia
treatment
This is the attacking Of the ptose
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-05
CITIZENS OF LANDER
WILL TRY TO PREVENT
STARTING OF NEW TOWN

LANDER. Wyo.. June 3.-The citi.
zens OF this town. headed by Banker
Amoretti. are planning an extraordi-
nary move TO prevent the establish
ment OF a new town at the terminus
of the Northwestern's proposed extern
sion TO the Shoshone reservation.
The Northwestern railroad Is plan.
ming the establishment Of city at
the end Of its proposed line and this
city would probably prove the ruin o(
Lander commercially. A stock CON-
pany has been formed and 100000
subscribed for the building Of an
electric line from Lander to the new
terminus. thus bringing the business
acre and making Lander an outntting
point for those entering the reserva-
ton next year.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-05
RIO CRANDE F..
WINS SUIT
WITH AZ C.

The nearing of the Injunction suit
brought by the Arizona L Colorado
railroad company against the d. &
X, c.. affecting the right OF way OF
the new road between the state line
and Pennington, was commenced at
Santa Fe before Judge McFie yester-
day. 1t was concluded today when
the judge sustained the demurrer of
he Rio Grande company and dis
missed the case Tnis WAS COM
plete victory for the d. & r. @. and
II viii now be allowed to construct
it's line on its surveyed route without
interruption The Arizona company
appealed