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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

AT LEAST
$1,500,0O0

Washington, Nov. 1-Mr. Ridglcy, the
comptroller OF the currency, after a con-
ference with Judge oldham, the law
officer in his bureau. who has been as
sisting in tho investigation Of the affairs
OF the failed Enterprise National bank
OF Allegheny, said that so far as the
condition OF tho bank appears from tho
examination now being made. It is safe
TO say that the shortage will not be less
than 81. 50o,c0 o The funds of the bank, he
said. were distracted by the cashier, 7.
Lee Clark, but owing TO his fraudulent
bookkeeping it has not yet been ascer-
tanned what disposition he made Of the
bulk of the Incorporated funds.
Much Of the collateral securing bills re-
ceivable, Mr.. Ridgley said, had also been
fraudulently distracted by Mr.. Clark, and
the bulk OF II has not been found
INQUEST RESUMED.
Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 1.-The inquest into
the death OF T., Lee Clark. cashier Of the
Enterprise National bank OF Allegheny.
which was adjourned yesterday OF ac-
count OF the illness Of Mrs. Clark. was
resumed today. Mrs. Clark was still SUI
and It was decided to go on with tho I'm
quest without her.
A number OF Witnesses were examined
and tho jury then rendered a verdict that
Cashier Clark mot his death by a self
inflicted gunshot wound. Nothing con-
nected with the closing OF the ban was
developed.
Attorney Frederick l.. kale, represent
ing a number of tho depositors, IS collect
Ing evidence for the purpose Of institl-
ting criminal proceedings against GER
tain individuals. who are alleged 10 have
been responsible Tor the closing OF the
institution
The report that the bank will be unable
10 pay more han 10 per cent OF the de-
poslts has greatly exercised the deposit
ors. and n movement 20 organize for
mutual protection has been started. The
directors Of the suspended Institution
meet almost daily. but their conferences
are confined almost entirely 10 the de-
termination Of the extent OF their liability.
They declare that any possible action on
their part must be delayed until the re-
port OF the receiver is made public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Aairworker. 19 fremont street. Boston
IL In simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons: use IL once aud
you will never use arr other. BLAND.
ING A. BLANDISG. 81 Wsvhosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

Chimmie-say. kid. yell. but don't yell
ycr head OF Wot YOU tryin' tor do,
anyhow?
Tommy OATS 81 rich lady. an ~ shc
hears M, voice -hc may TAX" w. e6u-
cato mo FOR s swell operate tenor-Chi-
rara Nepe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

Mr.. Hunks-I wish you wouldn't be 50
positive. There arc two sides 10 every
question.
old Hunks with a roar)-Well, that's
no reason why you should always be
on the wrong s~ide,-Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

Mrs. Askitt-l heard you had n surprise
party al your house yesterday.
Mrs Teiiitt Cabsently)-Y my hus-
band gave mo 30 without my asking FOR
it.-Ssu Francisco call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

Among the novelties In Breaking Into
Society," the new musical comedy In
which the -Four M%ortons, the famous
vaudeville h~eadliners. are being seen for
the first time on the legitimate stage at
tho Empire theatre this weel, ..c Of the
best is the Rainy Day Song In this
song the stage b. darkenCd as before a
storm, lightning plays and flashes back
and forth in the most realistic manner,
the thunder rolls and finally the rain
pours down on the chorus girls and the
singer. The realism OF the lightning
flashes uoyor fails 90 provoke applause,
and the lance OF the young women I'm
|raincoats and under opened umbrellas rs
an Itself worth seeing. The scene brings
out applause at every performance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
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Miss Bowley Is quite tall and willowy,
with an exceeding mobile face. which
unconsciously reflects every passing emo-
ton. She has large eyes and luXuriant
hair and is said % be a most attractive
young woman. both on the stage and of.
She bears a striking resemblance 10 Mary
Manueriug, as that woll-known actress
appeared when she was asHyoung as Miss
BOwley Is at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
OLYMPIA
DOINGS


OLYMPIA. March Z The gov
cfuur ia expected 60 take action on
the government irrigation bill which
has passed both houses and la nnw
IA HE hands lio viii 90 over the
bin carefully with Engineer =. A.
Noble The railroad commission bill
10 alao In the hands Of the governor
bud be has asked Representative
Hcitrr 10 90 over - with him tu see
that IL f. properly enrolled and that
thore ure no errors
The governor yesterday signed the
BIN giving the SHORE rights of Green
lake Go the city of Seattle.
The hauss hill providing Tor more
salary faf the King county officials
was last night reported favofubly ty
the committee uu county and county
boundaries Tho BIN provides fur "a
salary Of $500 each for the audi
tor aud clerk. 5000 for the treas
urrf and attorney. g. noe Tor the pa
pcrintsudeut OF schools and county
commissioner 1890 for the as
SCISSOR 1000 fur coroner and a. per
day Tor surveyor
hrtuuar IT would HHt iuHErFhH-
man Jones iu position 90 be- de
featrd by "a democratic candidate for
congress. majority OF the mem
bora ~ the committee on rriintrigt-
Ina the state into congregational dis
tugtH. Ike Eastern states. have vots
% against g. IL Vas PARTISAN
vote from the state and the chief
reason given for the action f. Jones
sad plight lu event TIE state was
fgdintffFfrd
Todd Of King. Haker of Clark
Williams Of Pacific aud MeGfeEor
of Whitman voted for the bill. but
Hard ~ Pierce. ". n Hare % Yak
lima. " T. Scott OF Spokane. J \.
ksiioFg Of Stevens. l. Z. Iowrra Il
Spokane and Katln Of Wulla Wblla
voted against it Ia tho committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
CUT IT To
PIECES
Olympus Bureau
Seattle Dsily Star,
Olympus. Wash.
staff Corrsspendsnos b. Dan Dean


OLYMPIA. March THE Reid
tax commission bili IAN act provia-
Ing ainseufea Tor broken down poll
tieiauss Nas passed BY the senate
yesterday afternoon hy vote 90 s.
90 3. those voting against Il being
Hratt HfaWu. Graves. Moore and
HaHher
The grave old rnlans iaekeyrd eli
day long and succeeded in 80 ruas-
Cuiatlns the BIN that IL didn't know
lts own father when 1t PASSED.
The strongest effort was made g.
substitute the Senator Graves bill
far the Reid measure. ut Il failed.
because the corporation senators
thought It was too drastic MEAS
urr ana would give the taK commits.
slon too much power
The btu came up aa n special or
der 81 II o'clock and faF nearly four
hours the galleries were recalled
with impaaaionrd flights q oratory
and school boy wrHurlInK
The Reid BIN 40 II NAH passed f.
almost Identical with the old Easter
day btu which was vetoed hy Gov
eruar Mcbride bsrauae e gave the
commission no powers whatever
The btu provides for tax COM
mission consisting 81 three commits
Elunera 70 be- appointed hy tho SOW
ernUr. who shall be en-offlcIo mem.
Der ~ tho board Of equalization. In
addition 70 their other duties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
A Few A1l-Day Extras

Wrappers. fleece lined. neatly
made and finished. All sizes.
selling for 1925 TO close.
ehplce ..-t...ss4. ......... S3e
AL sizes Flower Pots. reduced
about one-third
50c 3-quart Yellow Mixing Bowl
.s........ ................1 0e
&c Egg Whips. each .......... lie
Sc Spring Mouse Traps ...... Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
4 cough medicine over
sixty years old

This must mean merit, solid,
genuine merit. IL certainly must
be true that Ayers Cherry Pee
ioral cures coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, asthma. ASK your
own doctor TO explain why il
strengthens weak throats and
heals infamed lungs. i.s-. AY' So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
a VIOLET SOCIAL

Mrs J. = Ioughton VIII enter
tain the Mckinley circle 81 the La
dies of tho q. A. r. az a violet 500
eial AZ her home. t53 Seventh ave-
nue.. Thursday from 20 9 p. m. All
members must wear violcta or sub
nit 20 "a fine OF 8 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

Many more equally as good all
over the store.
All Wool shirt Waists. plped
with white. colora are red.
blue and black. selling for
s1.25: 70 close. choice 49,. soc
All Wool Waists. red. blue. black.
selling for sL65. to close.
choice ........... -......... S3o
&c Chinese Pot Brushes. each lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

soc Cake Boxes ..............a5o
75c German Stems. With Pewter
tops, Tor .......-.ss...... q Sc
zoe 10 75e ttopian Art Vases 25o
$3.50 to $3.50 Utopisn Art Vases
s..s.s+ss..ss .ss.s.ssst.sa. DSC
$3.50 10 $500 Utoplan Art Vases
........... .....-........s1.OS
tl00 Nickel Tea Kettles. go. bOo
% Kettle Cover Knobs. 5000. Io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

The 1905 Iyer Johnson Truss
Frame Bicycles are ready for your
inspection at spinning's. They sell
at $50 with coaster. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

room and ml6I HuTTy iE1m out % IVeI1 q We "a
5ec Green Canvas Center Pieces lge-stampcd
aud tinted. for long and short embroidery. pref
~ floral designs. Hize gz1az inches regular price
sac. closing price .......... .......... l9o
t5c Fllo Embroidery SILK 2be-Fuil size I2-skein
assorted eaIuu ln bunch. regular price Csc.
closing pflHe, bunch .ssssss.-s... sss-ss.s. zoe
5ac Applique Squares 2bo Fine quality. choice
patterns. pretty open work designs. suitable for
table covers and pillow ahams size a2xsa. regu-
lar price 5ae. closing price each ,...s...... use
81 90 serim Center Pieces 7ec-Stampei and fin
iahed with vide hemstttehcd hem. beautiful de-
signs fer imitation HaHdanEer embroidery TO be
worked IN luFtcr size zttz4 inches. regular
price 81 g. rIaaInR urIee ......... Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

The regular council meeting will
be held tonight and tho Ballard
Electric company franchise will
ngain be brought up. a plan for the
Improvement of some OF theH streets
viii nIno be eanaIdered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
At Ballard
s1stsSs@sts-8tstssats4
MUST STOP PRACTICE

John wlnsor. proprietor OF one Of
the Ballard pool rooms. was arrest
ed yesterday on "a complaint flied
against him for allowing minors 70
play pool iu his place. lie pleaded
guilty 90 the charge and was fined
81 90 and costs hTe other pool
room prpprietora viii take warning
from this and be more strict In re-
gard 20 minors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
DINING CHAIRS

from the Daulton BANKRUPT Stock.
OF these Dining Chairs We have
from one 70 ten % a Kind. some
are in golden oak. others In wealth
cred oak. some hints q the re-
duCtlous-=
Bex Seat Dining Chairs.
$500 golden oak cane seat niulug
chair ............ 5000. s1.06
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
,...++.+*-.+.++-+...--

OLYMPIA. March 7.--OeorEe 4
Stevenson has decided 60 with .
dfaw from politics That la. he .
viH pull out faf enough 20 He- .
fert the eisfkahip q the new .
federal court In the EaHfaHu q
Washington district steven .
son told q fee uf bis baaam .
friends Ga Tacoma yesterday .
that he needed rest and .
thought federal clsfkahip .
Aouid just fu the bin .
Stevenson WaH 90 have the .
federal patronage OF the south .
sect according 60 tho uausa-
meut on the election ~ Senator =
Piles but now he is simply ga- q
ing 60 get out Of the business =
and hRa been prevailed upon hY .
the other men who VIII be at q
taehed 90 the new federal court. .
% Join them az clerk II IL =
claimed that be simply D. =
maudcd the 5ah and got &c. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

Chambraya. all tho wanted colors selling for
Organizes. 30 inches wide white and eOlored
grounds neat and pretty designs; tomorrow. per
yaFu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..,..-........sb l-5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

English Tweeds. 80 inches WIDE mixed novelty
patterns coiors brown. blue. green gray and
black value sec. tomorrow. per yard 30o
India Llnon q inches vide. selling for i-3c; to-
morrow. per yard ................ .......... sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

15e SIX Sofa Pillow Cord Ioo-Mlred and pain
coors. very good quality. regular price ls
closing price. yard ......-..................i los
59c sofa Pillow Covers 39e- Beautiful assert.
ment IN Autograph. tapestry and stamped C.
signs. In choice scroll floral and Oriental pat
terms. size z4x24 inches. regular price 5se. eloi-
ing price ............ ..-..-.....-....... SEE
CSC Fancy White Lunch Cloth 5oc-Finshed ressI
for use. with wide hemstifehed hem and fancy
drawuwork border size a2x3Z inches regular
price CSC. closing price ....................5ss
asc white Linen Center Pieces 39o-Tray elo;hi
and lunch cloths In assorted plain hemsiltehes
and drawuWo rk effects made OF best qaaAT
linen. regular price 9sc. closing price. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

Each Item a Most Remarkable BarFaln-

Each Item a Most Remarkabl
75c Challla 5oe-Finoat Al Wool
French Challis. In the most de-
sirablc plain shades. enriched
with dainty stripes. every
where zoe a yard. here 10 II
.........s... ..........s. SOC
Mems 81 90 Gloves 50c-Gray and
Brown Mocha Dress Gloves.
sizes from { TO "a. only. these
are all regular Sl00 values;
from to II. per pair. SOC
Lambcrt'a LiEterine. large size:
regular Si.oo. TO IL. 65c
Lambcrt's Listerinc. small size.
regular 25c $ 20 l1.....17c
A perfect untiscptic. dialnfcct-
ant and prophylactic.
Huhert's Malvlna Cream-A
Massage Cream that unques-
tionably does splendid work.
regular price soc. S to II BIC
si.75 Rugs Choice OF $50
Smyrna Rugs. size 2Ox60 inches.
latest designs and eolorings.
sold everywhere at si.75, S to
II, each .t.....,.,.......9 Csc
soc Floss Pillows 17c-Soft. Fluff
~ silk Floag Pillows. just the
bargain you have been waiting
for; size 16Xl6 inches; regular
value zoe: s TO II, each .17C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

1926 Napkins sea- good strong
heavy quality Of Dice Paitsrr
Linen Napkins. hemmed rsAsy
for use. size isx1s; sold Fegl-
larly at 81 % dozen; 8 to Il
........s.,.ss.ss. ...sss.sssss stf
lie Percales s1-Sc-5oo yards q
fine quality Of dark eoloTsa
Pcrcale. In neat designs. Per
fcctly fast eolors; wears splsa'
didly Is bargain at lie .
yard 70 II .......S 1 &c
l5c Trimming Braids SEA niisa
line Of Trimming Braids to :
closed. very nice for TRIMMING
children'a dresses and costs
varied styles. value is: 2
II .-..s.sss.+. s.ssss.ssss Dc
25c Collars l0c-Consisiing :
embroidered stocks, plain s'osh
with tabs. starched linen eeiiAa
and various other styles Va
ued up to s5c; S TO ll.,-.10f
Womous 25c Handkerchieis 4
Consisting OF plain hemsil'e-
ed. embroidered and fancy e
der kerehiefs; valued resalA
" at 25c.sS TO II $50 5e
Steel Blade Knives and fefAs'
imitation cocobolo handles ~
ular price 75c set; from . =
each .....,... ..''.s''.'' -
Royal Granite Tea Kettles =
ular price 75c; from . :
each .s.s#s.... ...sssf'ss oVe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
coUcHEs

From the Daulton Bankrupt Stock.
ttt.00 fir Chiffunler. with mirror
... .......... S8.T5
kias0 golden oak Chiffouicr SIPS
$500 golden oak Chiffouler $3.50
..... .Sll.25
-. =. -. sI3.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

BOOKCASES

From, the Daulton Bankrupt Stock.
xil.oO weAfherrd oak Bookcase -.
-. ......z.. sT.4O
$500 weathered oak Bookcase L..
$500. sl1.5O
S440a golden or wcathefrd oak
Rnokeaaa ...... 1900. S2A.OO
$500 fumea oak bookcase ...,.
-. -..... see so
S4Soo fuuad oak Bookcase .r...
-. -....... s2s.Tb
$500 fumed oak bookcase ......
49,. -. .... ......#s.. $1,000
SIS % fumed oak Bookcase st.....
-. .......... $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07
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ANOTHER nRIDDANCE" SALE
THIS TIME IT'S NEEDLEWORK

o p ron o. sg1
@ naa No.. hn ls.n ol ~ sa @ Desirable S way O We are aan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-07

up policy for 10000 worth %
Insurance Company. tl0o 90 Ia
90 purchase made On any OF the
made your purchases At THE
DIMES and DOLLARS on EVERY
The Washington times., 1905-02-25
Luncheon at Business.

On March the students of Business
High School will be treated TO lunch
con. The arrangements are all in the
hands of Miss Gibson under whose direc-
tion nothing but success can attend the
project
The faculty were to have a meeting
last week to make arrangements for
grounds for the championship baseball
games and also 10 make arrangements
for the outdoor field and track meet
The Washington times., 1905-02-25
vETE1IMNAaRIES vETEn1IIMNAaRRIES DINE;
DR.. WO0DWARD's ADDRESS

Responding to the toast. 1.-The Public
Health at the annual banquet of the
United States College of veserinary Sur
geons, held at Freunds lat evening, Dr.
w. c. Woodward. the district Health
Officer. pointed out the close connection
between the work OF the veterinary and
the public health.
Particularly responsible, said he, is
the ~. S. who is charged with prop
erly diagnosing gianders, tuberculosis.
and other contagious diseases among
animals and treating them SO as to pre-
vent their communication to the public.
Similarly the veterinary is in measure
charged with seeing to 1t that at least
a portion OF the pubiic's food supply is
pure.
In closing DR.. woodward spoke of the
dignity of the profession as compared
with the days OF the old horse doctor. -
Other phases Of the life and profession
Of the veterinary were discussed in other
toasts.
The Washington times., 1905-02-25

FOR INAUGURAL DAY
Major Sylvester Issues Orders to Govern Department
March 4-Roping of Avenue, Car Schedules,
and General Regulations.

Major Sylvester, Superintendent of the
Police, has issued his orders governing
the police on March L.
To facilitate the movements of the
parade the entire route viii be roped off.
The police will go on duty at O'Clock,
and from then on will strive to main
tain a clear line of march. The line of
march will be divided into sections. with
a lieutenant or captain in charge of each
secticn.
The carria ges of the Presidential party
will be parked east of the Capitol build
ing, as close to the stand from which
the President will speak as possible.
The carriages of Cabinet officers. Dipio-
matte Corps, Supreme Court, and others
will be parked to the south and west
of the Capitol. At the conclusion Of the
Presidents address ne viii Immediately
enter his carriage.
Car Line Schedules.
The street cars of the Capital Trac-
ton Company will cease running east
at Nineteenth street and Pennsylva MIA
avenue. and west at First street south
east. Cars running east will stop al $50.
and those running east VIII stop at S
O'Clock. Eastbound cars viii not be
The Washington times., 1905-02-25
"a REGULAR FLIRT"
PLEASES THE AUDIENCE

National Rifles Hall was taxed TO its
almost last night when the Citamard
Baicos Club presented for the benefit OF
the Atlantic. Athletic Club the three-act
comedy. "a Regular Fiirt.' There were
fully 800 people present and they all ex-
pressed their hearty appreciation Of the
way IN which the young actors and ac-
tresses carried out their parts.
After-the play the hall was cleared and
many of those present danced until a
late hour.
Those in the cast were DR.. Theodore
Morgan. Frank p Orbeflo, Reginald and
Theodore Morgan, John G. Newman.
John B. Irving. Dick Harding, FL. z.
sprucebank Kitty Harding, Edith
Coombs: Marie O'Reiliy. Ida II. Tansill.
Mildred Elliott, Leonora NJ. DeGrange,
John 3. Irving, manager.
The funds acquired by the play will
be equally divided between the Citamard
Laieos Grub and the Atlantic Athletic
Club.
The Washington times., 1905-02-25

/, able to resume operations until the
parade has passed Twentieth street, and
westbound cars cannot run until the
parade has passed First street north
west.
The cars Of the Washington Traction
and Electric Company running east shall
stop at New Jersey avenue at $50, and
west-bounG cars shall stop at Firss
street northwest at the same hour.
Arrangements have been made for car
riages to cross the line OF march at GER
tain times when the drivers shall wear
certain coioTed passes. Carriage drivers
wearing REQ, white. and blue star-shaped
passes will be permitted within the route
of the parade and to cross the route at
all times,
For Special Privilege.
Members of the press, messengers. and
employees Of the public comfort commit
tee viii be allowed to cross the line Of
march On showing red, white, and blue
pass signed by Major Sylvester.
Pkotogra pliers will not be allowed
within the line Of march for the purpose
CT taking pictures unless they snow
passes signed by Major. Sylvester. and
no ladders. boxes, or seaffolds shall be
erected within the Capitol grounds for
The purpose of taking pictures of the
President when on the inaugural stand
Major Sylvester has instructed his men
TO keep a sharp lookout for sealpers and
70 arrest them whenever possible.