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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
SEARCH FOR WOMAN FRUITLEss
Searchers Abandon Hope of Finding
Miss Rogers Alive

There have been no developments in the
search for Mary Rogers. the -reputed
wealthy Virginia young woman who dis
appeared from Saranac Lake last Saturday
Search which has been made since that
day is still going on. The authorities have
ceased their Investigations into any possible
criminal phase of the case expressing the
conviction that no crime has been COM
mitted.
The searchers returned last night after a
fruitiess quest. Miss Rogers brother
William C. T Rogers of Leesburg, Va,
and Raleigh C. Smith of Baltimore,
brother of Willoughby n. Smith arrived
at S%ranac Lake last night. Former Gov.
and Mrs. John w. Smith of Maryland drove
over from Loon Lake, twenty miles away
yesterday to express their sympathy.
A dispatch from Leesburg. Va, says: The
latest information received here by rela-
tives of Miss Mary Rogers of Leesburg,
who mysteriously disappeared at Saranac
Lake, is contained in letter from her
nurse, Miss Janney, giving the crcum-
stances of the occurrence, which agrees
substantially with the press dispatches
Intimate friends of Miss Rogers have aban-
dOned all hope of her being alive. although
her family have offered liberal rewards for
Information as 10 her whereabouts. Alex
ander Rogers, her father, is critically ill.,
and al information is withheld from him.
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SENATOR MITCHELL's TRIAL.
Case Expected to Go to Jury a. Port
land TODAY

Senator John II. Mitchell did not testify
for himself at Portland Ore, yesterday, in
the land fraud cases. The long trial has
practically come to a close. The court
room was crowded yesterday when the
session opened, many being drawn by the
story that the aged senator would take
the stand. and by his own words attempt
to dispute the testimony of his former
partner, Judge A. H. Tanner, and his
former private secretary, Harry C. Robert
SON But all these were disappointed and
surprised. for the case for the defense was
rested within an hour after the court had
been called to order.
Only one witness was examined by the
defense. j. A. Martin of Portland who
testified that he had asked the senator to
secure the establishment of the harbor
lines several years ago, in order that
wharf might be constructed. The senator
did requested and refused all compen-
sation for his services.
Former Senator Thurston, counsel for
Senator Mitchell, addressed the court as
to the instruction to be given the jury
when the was sent to it. He contended
that the indictment alleged that the money
had been paid to the senator by Fred A.
Kribs and argued that the checks had
been given by Tanner, who, in turn, sent
the checks to Mitchell thus preventing any
knowledge on the part of the defendant as
to the source of his dividends paid him by
the firm.
The defense claimed a close similarity to
the case of Senator Burton of Kansas, and
maintained that while the indictment
charged the direct receipt of money from
Kribs by Mitchell. the most that could
be shown was the indirect receipt of money
from the bank, and that while the indict-
ment alleged the receipt OF checks, this
did not occur. as the checks were pur-
chased by the bank and the money later
indirectly received by Mitchell was not
Kribs money, but that of the bank.
District Attorney Heney maintained that
81
was contemplated by the statute
Attorney A. S. Bennett of counsel FOR de-
PENDANT asked Judge De Haven to instruct
the jury that in case 1t was shown Nit
chell received money without knowing 1t
was unIawfully acquired, later knowledge
OF this by defendant could not lay him
open to the charge of crime.
Mr.. fieney presented the case of the
prosecution to the jury in an argument
extending over two hours. He said 1t was
the duty OF the jury to decide the case on
its merits and upon the evidence. irrespec-
tive of the age position in life of the
defendant. disregarding the tears of grown
men and the sophistry of speeches.
II is expected that the case will go to the
Jury this afternoon.
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vile district to sign the contract as drawn
by Engineer Crosby of the highway DIVISION
of the Maryland geological survey.
the county composed Of Mayor Charles A.
Wells of Hyattsville, ]. Enos Ray. jr., Ben
jamin d. Stephens, s. D. Hall. ]. P Curley,
j. c. Rogers and Fillmore Beah appeared
before the board and protested against the
awarding of the contract unless some pro-
vision was inserted to limit the amount 70
be expended on the Marlboro road. Mr.
John Hatton of Piscataway district, presi-
dent of the board, stated that he signed
the contract under the impression that no
more than one-third of the total amount OF
money available would be expended CT this
road. The contract was returned % The
geological survey with a request that X be
so reformed as to limit the cost.
Contractors Lyons threaten, 1t is under
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sci Is maintained by rowboats and
launches, and the boys of Alexandria are
reaping a silver harvest taking visitors
out to the ship.
Portions of the crew are allowed liberty
in Alexandria, a large proportion are
visiting this city, coming here on the Mt.
Vernon railway.
When the crew was last paid off it was
in English money. and the men were at a
loss to understand why the merchants of
Alexandria would not take 1t in payment
for goods This trouble was soon reme-
died, one of the Alexandria banks acting
as an exchange and converting the En-
glish coin into United States silver. Then
the merchants were glad to get II.
The Dogali is commanded by Capt. Gre
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gorio Rocca who has for his staff Com
mander Gino Faraforni. executive officer;
Petro Gottiadi. Gino Ascot. Luigi Cappeli
and Giulio Valli. deck officers; August
Bettini, chief engineer: FillipO Albertinf.
second engineer; Amberto Rosada, third
engineer; Carlo Pontecorreo, surgeona
Eduardo Caro- and Ettore Faniva, cadets,
and GULL Scherzi. paymaster.
The Italian societies of this city are ar
ranging to visit the ship some time dur
ing this week, but the plans for the trip
have not yet been completed.
The ship is lying where she can be
plainly seen by the passengers on the
steamers on the river, which go within a.
hundred feet of her both going up and
down the river. 1t is understood she will
remain here for about a week or ten
days.
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Rioters Set Fire to a Street Car.

Mayor Hine has issued a call for fifty
special police the result of rioting which
broke out in several section of Saginaw
City, Mich. last night. 1t was the first
time that the street railway company has
attempted TO keep cars running after dark
since the beginning of the Saginaw Valley
street railway strike A mob estimated at
more than 1000 people attacked a car in
South Bay City. drove away the crew and
four or five policemen, then ran the car to
the shore of the river and set 1t afre.
Near the ship yards, in West Bay City.
a mob of 600. after attacking a car. was
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zoe. MUSLIN WEAR.

Muslin Gowns, v shape,
with hemStitched tucks in
yok e: c a m b ri ruff1e
around neck and sleeves.
Also Short White Skirts,
with hemstitched tucks;
Lace and Embroidery Trim
med Drawers, French Cor
set Covers and
ChemiSe. Regular
oOc. va u e s. $50
THURSDAY.
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Ada Rehan Ill in London.

Ada Rehan, the actress, is in the London
Hospital, suffering from appendicitis, and
will probably be operated on there today.
She ca bled to friends in New York Monday
night that she had an attack of appendi-
eitis. and had been compelled to abandon
her trip TO the north coast of Irelend,
where she has a cottage. The Shubert broth
ers, to whom the actress is under contract,
received word from their London represen-
tative that Miss Rehan had been removed
to the London Hospital.
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stood to take the matter to court IL the
contract Is amended, and Commissioner
Gallant holds that the contract is not prop
ery executed without his signature, and
this he absolutely refuses to aff1x. The law
requires the signature of all three commits
sioners on checks in payment for work per-
formed and Commissioner Gallant states
that he will refuse to sign any checks to the
order of Lyons Brothers on account of work
on this road.
The opinion is freely expressed that this
matter will be taken to the courts before Ii
is finally settled
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SIGNATURE REFUSED.
Difficulty Over Road Contract May Be
Settled in Court
Special Dispatch to The Stal

SPecIaI DIspatch 10 The Star.
MARLBORO, June ga special meeting
of the board of county road commissioners
was held here yesterday for the purpose of
adjusting, if possible, the difficulty that has
arisen over the award of the contract to
Lyons Brothers for improving the Marlboro
turnpike under the provisions of the Shoe
maker act passed at the last session of the
legislature. The main obstacle to a con-
summation of the deal is the refusal of
Commissioner Benja min j. Gallant of Vans
delegation from the upper section OF
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az MATTINGS.

Forty-yard rolls of heavy
close woven China Mattings,
in a variety of serviceable
designs and colorings. Can
not be equaled for less than
in this city, SA 90
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MUSLIN WEAR.

Ladies Muslin and Cam
brio Drawers, with hem
stitched ruftles and lace
trimmings: also Lace-trim-
med Corset Covers, low
neck, blouse style; some
trimmed with ribbon. VAL
ues worth up to 40
$9c: T II U R s. Il WCo
DAY.
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1oc. NAINSOOK.

White Check Nainsook. in
all size checks, including
the staple pin checks, also
the double box
checks. Regu-
lar Zoe. quality. M,0MC
THURSDAY. HfS
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3sc. ORGANDY.

- inch White French Or
CANDY, very sheer fine
quality white material, that
sells regularly at
soc. a yard. VIC.
THURSDAY. ..
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$2.5o POLO TUR-
RAMS.

Three styles of black and
white Polo Turbans, of
Milan braid, untrimmed, and
two styles of braid Turbans
made on frames. One style
trimmed with quilts and vel
vet and the other with brush
and velvet. Reg ~o
ular $3.50 values. WSCo
THURSDAY ......
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S. SHAPES.

A large assortment of fine
Shapes in Sailors, Rolling
and Straight Hats and high
back Hats, in Milan and
Tuscan s a VS.. mo
Regular $500 val VIC
ne. THURSDAY.
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pORTIERE STRIPS.

1000 half pairs or strips
of cross-stripe Madras Por-
there's, for the summer
home. In various attractive
coiorings. Most of them
can be matched up into
pairs. They are full length
and width, finish
ed with fringe 80
offered ( o m or sue
row. per strip, at
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"a ROCKERS.

Special lot of % Rattan
Rockers-thec celebrated Hey
wood make. Full roll arm
and back. with rattan seat.
Well braced and shellac fin
ished. Regular d II no
500 value. ) Il w
THURSDAY....
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21c RIBBONS.

All silk Metallic Taffeta
Ribbons, full . inches wide;
in white, pink
and blue. Regular Il ~
price, 2lc. yard. Il nc,
THURSDAY........
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APRONS.

Ladies Bingham Aprons.
long and wide. Blue and
brown checks. Also short
w Ii t e Aprons,
with pockets and 90
ruffles. THURS Il no
DAY W
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1oc & 2sc PINS

Sterling Silver Hat Pins,
In a great variety of pretty
designs. French gray finish.
Regular 19c. and
25c. va es. II No
THURSDAY.,..,AS Se
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15c. BATHING CAPS.

q a y Rubber Bathing
Caps, guaranteed water
proof. Protects the hair
while bathing. In 40
stead of 15c. to- QDC
morrow at.........
Motion dept.)
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o8c. MUSLIN WEAR.

Muslin and Cambria
Gowns, Long and Short
Skirts, Drawers, Corset Cow
ers and Long Skirt-Che-
mise, trimmed with en-
broidery and lace. These
are mussed from handling.
Values worth up hm
to csc. THURS AWCa
DAY.
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DINNER NAPKINS.

100 dozen MerceriZed Satin
Damask Napkins; Is inches
square; snowy white; va
rious patterns. Guaranteed
to retain the luster after be-
ing Numbered. Reg
ular price. $1.0o a.
dozen. THURSDAY,SC
each. 70
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VISITORS ATTRACTED.
Italian Cruiser an Object of Great
Interest,

The Italian cruiser Dogali lying an
chored in the stream off Alexandria, is at
tracing many visitors from this city, and
those who nave boarded the ship have
received a courteous welcome and have
been given ample opportunity to see
about her. Communication with the yes
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SAMPLE TEWEIRY.

Special lot of makers
samples of Brooches and
Hat Pins, in new designs. in
stone set, enamel and chased
effects. Value 49,
worth up to SOC. No
THURSDAY.AU We
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6oc. PILLOWS.

Large size Feather Pill
lows for double beds, filled
with hot air purified and
sanitary feathers, and COW
cred with good, heavy tick
ing. Regular 69c. .
value. THURS &c.
nAY
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Zoe DIMITIES

32-inch Fine Sheer Quail
ity Printed DimitieS. the
genuine English quality. In
all size dots on white
grounds. Dots of pink, light
blue, black. red. green, also
black with white dots. Reg
S =, Thu R $. 6Mc.
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12Ac IACES-

Normandy and Plat Val.
Laces. in insertings and
edges; wanted styles for
trimming summer dresses.
z Esfs!' THG 185as: 8Ihc.
DAY. ~
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&c. TOWELING.

1000 yards of Bleached
Russia Crash Toweling; all
white, with fast selvage
edges on both sides; woven
like linen and possesses the
same absorbent quality.
Regularly Sc. ~ r
yard. THURS AtoMC.
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81 MATTRESSES.

Straw Mattresses, with
cotton top-the coolest to
sleep on in hot weather.
Any size desired bring
measure. Reg d Il Am
ular $500 val . Il NY
ue. THURSDAY
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I2Hc. LAWNS

3O-inch White Lace Stripe
Lawns, in this seasons most
approved styles, such as
hemstitched, open stripes.
mercerized novelty lace
stripes and cobweb stripes.
Regular 12hc. 90
values. THURS So6MC
DAY NtSo
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&c. LACES.

200 pieces of German Tor
chon Laces; in insertings
and edges; washable pat
terms. Regular
Be. alue. 1U/
TIL u r SDAY, UAC
yard. ASo
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2oc. TUCKING.

Nainsook Tucking, 20
inches wide, for making en-
tire waists. Regu-
lar price SOC. -
yard. T H U R s. ZOC.
D 4 Y.
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S1.2s SPREADS.

Large size Marseilles Pat
tern Spreads, for double
beds. Hemmed ready to
use. Regular s1.2J 90
value. THURS SNG.
nAV
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81 BED SPRINGS.

4 good all-iron Bed
Springs, superior ciose-wov-
en- wire body. with patent
copper wire edging. Well
braced. Sizes for single or
double beds.
Regular $500 ~ 40
value. ~ T. AIN
THURSDAY....
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TIC. WINGS.

The fashionable Wings for
trimming summer hats, in
black, light blue and white.
Will not fall apart
or break. Usual D~
Toe. kind. THURS n6WC
DAY.
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1Qc. SHAVING
BRUSHES.

Lot of Shaving Brushes,
with full size cake of Will
liams' Shaving Soap. The
brushes alone are worth 19c.
but we h a IL
offer a brush and
cake of soap to- 1lC
morrow for.
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2sc. UNDERWAISTS.

Children's Skeleton Sus-
pender Waists, with hose
supporters attached. White
or black. All sizes. r~
Regular price 25c. VIC
THURSDAY.....
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1oc. RIBBONS.

All-silk Satin Taffeta Rib
bons, 49, inches wide. in
white and all colors.
H # i I R s ] ! : 12Hc.
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aoc. BANDINGS.

Nainsook and Swiss En-
broidery Bandings, for max
ing shirt waists. Extra
wide widths. in ne
dainty patterns. ZOG.
THURSDAY........
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EMBROIDERY.

Handsome Corset Cover
Embroidery, up to II inches
wide. Beautiful designs.
r gu lar 29c. No.
and SOC. values. VCo
THURSDAY......
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ROYS' HATS.

Choice of a big lot of boys
and children's high-grade
Straw Hats, in broad-brim
sailor style, including all
the best sorts of straws.
Values wor h
from csc. to S19S. al WC
THURSDAY.....
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1nc LINEN

Yard-Wide Imita ton Linen
Furniture Covering, in
striped patterns that exactly
initiate the real linen furni-
ture covering. Regular
yard. oMN
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25c. WASH GOODS.

White MerceriZed Novelty
Grenadines, also White Mer-
cerized Suitings and Waist
lngs, in handsome white silk
figured and striped
effects. Regular
25c. value. THURS sc
DAY. u wv
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So WHITE SKIRTS.

Good. serviceable Walking
Skirts OF white Cannon
Cloth; Killed all around the
bottom, correct flare. Fin
ished with nice
x Ii1H2 ye.ss; CSC.
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1ec. DOTTED SWISS,

Imported White Dotted
Swiss; in all size dots. in
Guiding the favorite pin dots
and new coin spot. Regu-
lar 19c. value. ~U<
TzE q: E.'.s. l2Rc.
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$3.50 & So OXFORDS.

Ladies' Summer OXfordS,
in various styles, including
tan calf and kid. in blucher.
button and lace, also white
kid, suede and canvas, with
leather and covered heels.
All sizes and widths. Regu-
s s ! az 1 ss' S1.85
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nc. PUFFS..

Swansdown Powder Puffs,
with satin tops and fancy
bone tips. Regular q
15c. value. THURS sc,
DAY.
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CRETONNES

Regular 121zc. and 15c.
Cretonnes, in light and me-
dunn grounds. with love-
ly floral and
$ $ sf;isa:s ! . v a ! 9Mc.
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CORSETS.

Batiste and .Ventilating
Net Corsets, in medium,
short and girdles.
l. a C e trimmed.
Sizes IS to 90 -xUE
THURSDAY.
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dispersed by the police, who awed tho
crowd by a display of revolvers Women
and children armed with clubs were notice
able In the crowds that attacked the
cars.
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2sc RATISTE

3S-inch Silk-finish White
Batiste; the soft. sheer
quality used for summer
dresses. Regular 80
25c. val ue. II VIC
THURSDAY 20
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18c. ORGANDY.

4S-inch White Swiss Or
CANDY; a fine sheer quality
for summer dresses. Sells
5 # ii / Esl :; l2Rc.
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BABY'S WEAR.

Choice of White Skirts,
made with and without
waists; with tucks; also
Guimpes with yoke of tucks
and inserting; Aprons, long
and short Slips, Knit and
Fiannelette Sacques.
rs %S, rss Wv. var l0c.
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FAIRY SOAP.

Three cakes of Fairbank's
Fairy Soap, sold
regularly at sc. a ~
C a k e, tomorrow L Nc
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zoe. CAPS.

Children's w hite Null
Caps, in French style; also
Null Hats. Slightly mussed
from handling. 49,
!; Regular &c: Value. | &c.
THURSDAY. 40
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Toe PEAS

Standard Early JunePeas,
extra quality. sold l.
regularly at 1Oc. a 0C.
can. THURSDAY.
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&c. DRAWERS.

Children's Muslin Draw
ers, made with deep en-
broidery ruffies. with tucks
above, worked buttonholes.
Sizes up to -
ye ar s. Regular 4
25c. value. llC
THURSDAY 10
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TOILET SOAP.

Three cakes of Analo But
termilk Soap; good quality
and a b o u e ly ~
pure. THURSDAY, VIC.
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Resolutions Adopted.

The Following resolutions We're adopted at
a meeting of the members of the bureau of
plant industry
The many friends of Mr.. Arthur w Ed
son in the bureau of plant industry deeply
mourn the loss of one who, by his true con-
victions uprightness and faithfuness to his
duty has won the highest respect of all
with whom he has become acquainted. and
wish to express their heartfelt sympathy
with his bereaved wife and parents.
All who were associated w 18th him adj
mired his ability, his persistent energy and
unceasing enthusiasm. He was engaged in
an important line of work. and had ne been
spared to complete ii he would have rem
dered invaluable service in the advance
ment of agriculture and the public welfare
and would have attained high rank
among men of science
Those of who knew him more fnti-
mate1y found no less to admire in his up
rightness. sincerity and earnest Christian
character. The depth of our sorrow attests
Its worth for 1t Is the loss of the best that
Is most keenly felt.
His felow-la borers and associates in the
Department of Agriculture are most deeply
grieved that one so promising and sincere
should be called away in the prime of man
hood. and wish some means were possible
of relieving the anguish of his wife and
relatives who knew him best and loved
him best"
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soc. & soc. PANTS.

Boys Bloomer Pants, in
all sorts of washable ma
terials, including Due k.
Crash. Galatea Cloth, Ma
dras and Chambray. Sizes
2la to 10 years. Intended
to retail at 39c. ms
and SOC. a pair. ZSC
THURSDAY.
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1oc. NECKWEAR.

Special lot of ladies Sum-
mer Neckwear, including
Lace and Tailor-made Stock
Collars, in the very newest
effects. Regular nn
19c. and 25c. VAL u DC
ues. THURSDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
o8c. PETTICOATS

Ladies Black MerceriZed
Petticoats, made with five
small b las .ruffies. All
lengths. Regular
CSC. value. SWN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
GIRLS $3.50
DRESSES

Girls Linon and Chambray
Dresses, in suspender, sailor
and Russian styles. Plain
and striped effects. Sizes 4
to IA years. Reg 30
ular sl.69 value. WSr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
FRUIT COTTON.

9 cases of the genuine
Fruit of the Loom Cotton,
the brand that's best liked
for making cool
summer under <7/
wear. THURS IN N<QE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28

It matters little what 1t is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
a want" ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
MOSQUITO NETS

Full size Mosquito Nets,
containing 8 yards and full
7-quarter wide. Regular
price SOC. All col 40
ors and white. .6WC
Per piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28
1oc. NECKWEAR.

Ladies' Swiss Embroidery
rundown Collars; in a big
variety of dainty
patterns. Worth -
1Oc. and 121ac. each. &c.
TIL URSDAY.. ......