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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

personal taste and need. and while
peach shades always are lovely they
are not always becoming whereas thc
opening season offer, many lovely
grays. blues. greens and other attract
i've shades Again SILK cam bee subsu-
tuted Tor the velvet or brocade Dee used
with plain silk. crepe or other soft ma
terial for tho waist the design suitlng
everything that is soft enough 90 drape
with success
The waist is made with htted linz
ing that is closed at the centre front
ON which the chcmisette is arranged.
The vest is joined 20 the waist and
closed in double breasted style and the
shaped collar finishes the neck Elbow
sleeves are much I'm vogue and very
graceful. but ara not essential and
cuffs extending 20 the Wrists can be
added. The basque portion also is op-
tiOnai
The quantity OF material required fOr
the medium size is four and a half
yards twenty-five inches vide. three
and three-Quarter yards twenty seven
two and an eighth yards forty four
One-half yard Of lace FOR chemisette
two yards OF lace FOR frills. one haii
yard OF velvet for vest or three-quarteI
yards Of all-Over lace when long sleeves
are used.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Ry Wire and Gable.

1t is now declared danger of
financial breakdown forced Japan 20
accept Russia s peace terms as modl-
fed.
Late reports Indicate many hives
were lost and a number of vessels
sunk by the typhoon which swept the
Philippines.
Because Great Britain contemPlates
dividing the administration of Bengal
10000 natives have sworn TO boycott
foreign goods.
Prince Louis of Battenburg Is ex-
peeted TO arrive with his squadron, at
ANNAPOLIS on November !.
Congress will be urged to amend the
laws that foreigners cannot use Amer
lean citizenship in protection OF poll
teal agitation.
The question is asked whether Mr..
Roosevelt will pay out of his private
purse for the special train that Will
carry hum on his 2,000-mile Southern
trip Il ~ -. SIS Z
4 Secretary Metcalf has. ordered : ap
inspection of all the steamers IN tho
different districts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

New York. Special large amount
of selling orders had been placed in
the cotton market Co go into effect IF
the bureau report made the condition
go on better Very few ct the most
songuinc bcars had expected conii-
tion better than that percentage.
Consequently the government estimate
OF ZIP per cent was a great surprise.
The largest firms of spot dealers
anc the heaviest and most influential
operators rallied TO the support of .he
market. The buying and heavy COW
ering by heavy short who mas been
on the bear side Tor the past two
months, and his following. practically
saved the market, as the bulls had
been caught too heavily overloaded
10 render much support. The govern.
ment's report caused enormous sell
inc from che South and Liverpool
but the market was finally steadiel
under a continuance of active profit
taking by recent bears and by som,
of the local and New Orleans bulls
latsr recovering their equilibrium.
Low prices show "a maximum de
cline OF l25 to 100 points from las
month IS hich level. which Is equiva
lent 10 between S6 and $50 per bale
and are practically the lowest price
reached since early last summer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Virginia Briefs

William IL. Bailie, formerly of
Kernstown, Va, was married to Miss
Virginia Black, of Stuart s Draft,
Va, at the residence of II. c. Fisher,
in Washington, on last Saturday.
Rev. James II. w. Blake, of Christ
Episcopal Church, ofEeiated. They
Will reside in Texas.
Alexandria Republicans viii hold a
convention N Shuler's Hall next Fri
day evening to nominate a candidate
for the House of Delegates.
II. II. BrOadwater, Pennsboro CIV.
Va.) cattle dealer, was arrested for
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
The breaking down of several cars
loaded with quarried stone at Mill
vile, between Winchester and Har-
per's Ferry, on the Shenandoah divi-
sion of the Baltimore and Ohoi Rail.
road, blocked the railway track and
delayed traffic Monday night about
six hours sax
"A. u. Bourden, Jr., of Petersburg
confessed that he stole 500 from 4
friend on street ear, and he wa
J sent TO prison for three years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Danville Council GETS Even.

Dauville. Special.-The city council
passed sweeping restrictions, govern
ING the regulations of saloons. which
were recently voted back after two
years of local option reign. Blinds,
screens or Instructions of any uatsre
are prohibited and the opening and
closing hours fixed at 6 a. Nj. and
L. NJ. No entrances 90 n saloon except
the front ioor are allowed. and no
one is allowed ln n bar after closing
hours. The right of wife or mother
10 forbid baikccpcr from selling
her inebriate husband or SON mtoNi-
cants Is recognized bv the council
Il is also against the law to purchase
intoxicants for incbriatcs or minors.
Heavy punishment and forfeiture of
license IS fixed for any Nilatigu of
these ordinances. The majority of the
council Is composed OF dry men,
and the "wets' claim thar the wishes
of the people as expressed nj the polls
IL favor of saloons have not bccu
carried out
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Bristol, Special.-Democrats Of
Smythe and Washington counties,
Virginia, AID the city of Bristol, q
convention NJ Abingdon. nominated
Thos p. Portcrield. Of Smythe coun-
IS, for the State Senate. J. Cloyd
Byars, incumbent, was not a candidate
for reelection for the reason that
he expects 90 succeed Judge John W.
Price as judge of the Hastings Court
OF Bristol. For the House 20 repre-
sent Washington county and Bristol
the Democrats nominated John Viii
hams, of Glade Springs. and john
Stanfed, of Holston, both influential
men.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Nashville, Tenn, Specialize Tn
ion Transportation Company has
been organized by the negroes of
Nashville and viii put IN operation
FIVE automobiles for The purpose of
transporting negro passengers 10 va
rious parts OF this city. Some Of
the leading negroes of Nashville are
interested IN the venture and clam
70 have ample capital. Ever since
the Jim Grow" street car law went
into effect the colored population has
been greatly dissatisfied and negro
travel on the ears has greatly de-
creased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Washington, Specialize very IN
teresting information was obtained
from Senators who called at the
White House that thc President has
not changed his views with reference
to railway rate legislation. They
found. indeed, that it was the subject
uppermost in ms mind, and. ma the
language OF one of these Senators,
THE President 5 backbone Is just as
stiff as 1t ever was.
Senator Foraker, Of Ohio; Senator
Hemcnway, of Indiana, and Senator
Burkett, Of Nebraska. were three
Statesmen whom the President led into
conversation about rates almost as
soon as they entered his private of
fee, although they had not called 90
talk about TINS question. There is mo
doubt that the President stands by
the recommendation he made 90 the
last Congress. il was also made clear
that there would be no extra session
of the Fifty-Ninth Congress mex
/ month.
Senator Burkctt, In speaking of his
visit to the White House, said: q"
discussed rate legislation with th'
/ President and I found him as deter
mined as ever. Although there VII
be no special session. the Presiden
viii take up railroad matters rs sooI
rs Congress convcncs, and viii givN
n great deal of attention 90 II through
out the session.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Richmond, Va, Spccial.-Leshe W.
Shaw, secretary of the treasury, Mon
day night addressed large Repubh-
can gathering at the Academy OF
Music
Judge l.. L. Lewis, Republican NOM
inee for Governor, presided az the
meeting Mr.. Shaw was preceded by
Congressman lost, who made strong
appeal for purity of elections and for
the choice as governor of Judge Lewis
Secretary shaw said IN part.
"Nou must bear in mind there was
never a tariff law enacted that was
perfect on chat anyone claimed 10 was
perfect. No two Congresses would
ever enact the same bin. Every tar
M law is an aggregation of compro-
mise All thc Republican party ever
claims tor any tariff law Is that It's
/ principle is perfect. The rate VIII
bee 600 high here and too low there.
/ but protection viii be found in ITS
very feature.
The opposition party never claims
( that their tariff measures are pcr-
feet They only claim that tnc prln-
/ cirle of free trade, of which Cher, proc
Tess 90 construct their tariff laws. is
. the correct principle. They claim to
eliminate every element OBJ protection
from all their tariff laws. as England
eliminates protection from her tailn
laws. England provides tariff fol
! the sole purpose of revenue. and th.
. Democratic party profess 90 dee th,
same. They have openly and repeat
! edlv denounced as robbery-the,
strike NJ the principle.
"While the Republican party new
er claimed for any taun law tha
it was perfect. and never promises Cd
enact q perfect tariff law. IT does
clam that an its tariff laws are build
ed ON the principle of protection /
has never sacrificed one industry fo
the sake of building up another, an.
never will -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Shoes Didn't Get to BALTIMORE.

Richmond, Special.-Charged with
having stolen shoes in his possession
valued at $500, A. Shull was sent
TO the grand jury by the police court
The allegations are that a man
known as Walter NJ. Brown, now miss
ing, purchased the shoes from the
Stephen Putney Company, giving a
check, which proved worthless. Be
fore that fact was ascertained he
sold the shoes TO Shull for $3.50. and
the latter hurried them 20 the freight
depot, consigning them Co himself In
Baltimore They were found at the
depot by detectives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Josephine Beames. the twoyearold
'ergh,eT Of Mr. 2. Beames. OF shelby
g'ie sisd AZ the Deaccness hospital
resterdav from the effects OF a pea
At she'll lodging between her vocal
lords.
This happened several days ago and
q was found impossible 20 remove 81
IN operation revealed the fact that
sece OF the shell had penetrated tato
ne OF the lungs and death followed
soon aftsr.-Loulsviise Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
OLD DOMINION NEWS.
BaypOrt in Two Collisions.

Newport News, Special-The whale
back steamer Bayport, en- route from
this port TO Prc,sidence with coal, had
a strenuous time. First she ran down
and sank ;he three-masted schooner
job II. Jackson, Captain Williamson
drowning the man at the wheel. Cap
tain Jansen. Of the BayPort, says
that his vessel struck The schooner al
most amidships turning the latter
over. The accident occurred or Thin
BILE Light, and the wrecked schooner
drifted up the bay. Captain William
son and four members of the crew
were rescued. I'm the morning. about
O'Clock another schooner. whose
name is unknown. collided with the
Bayport, carrying away a portion of
her afthousc and smashing I'm n num-
ber of plates The Bayport returned
here in a leaking condition and will
repair at the shipyard. Captain Jams
sen says that his ship was not IN
fault in either accident, and he vii
enter protest. Captain Williamson
says the man at the wheel of th,
Jackson was nedly shipped, and tina
his name was unknown TO those OF
the schooner. The Rapport belong
| % the Boutolle Steel Barge Company
| OF Boston.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Berlin, By Cable Tho negotiations
between the electrical companiee and
their employees for higher wages were
broken off and "a general strike 10 the
works manufacturing electrical app
paraus and supplies has been ordered
Two guard regiments uow maneuNef-
Inc I'm the country have been ordered
to return Immediately 10 Berlin as
precautionary measure AGAINST
RIrlke cNcossos.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Plum color. and soft tones OF mauye;
Rouen and SAKE blues: mahogany. car
dinal and poppy % the stronger reds.
and Marotte and Gnignol Of the psler
reds. We're an represented I'm the new
hats: with uoisette. nickel and silver
OF the neutral coiors-thc same coiors.
with others distinguishing also the
piece velvcts and other millinery ma
tcriais manufactured Tor The approach
ing autumn and winter Millinery
Trade Review.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Petersburg. Special-In the Corpo-
ration Court A. u. Bourbon, Jr, OF
this city. confessed to the theft Of
$50 from the person of George Har-
rison and threw himself ON the mercy
of the court. lie was given three
years i'm the penitentiary. The theft
occurred on street ear a few nights
ago. Bourbon Is young man and
highly connected IN Petersburg. Har-
vison Is a telegraph operator.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

In style the waist is among the best
the fronts being tucked at the Shout
ders while the back is plain and the
s.eeVea the new ones that are full az
the TOP. There IS regulation box
pleat at the front and the sleeves are
open az the wrists and finished with
straight cuffs. There is also "a htted
lining that can be- used or omitted as
material renders desirable.
The quantity 81 material required Tor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Natchez Has II New Cases.

Nachez, Miss, Speeial.-Monday s
record shows eleven new cases and a
rapid spread of yellow fever IN the
last d hours. as SIX new focl are
listed on the local map. One ease Is
in Factory Row. which IS IN the
first ward. thus injecting every one
of the four wards in the city. As the
houses IN factory row are close to-
gether, it is feared the sickness Will
spread rapidly IN that neighborhoOd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
But Few Cases of Smallpox.

Nashville, Special.-Reports from
county health boards sent IN response
70 the request of the state board Of
health, show that there have been
fewer cases Of smallpox in the state
for past six months than for many
years previous during the same period
It is also shown that the cases which
have appeared were of the same mild
type as those formerly appearing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Entire Crew Lost.

Manila, BY Iable-Ihe lnter-island
steamer Canlabenia, 1907 tons. was
sunk i'm the recent tvphoon of Tycao
Island. one of the Nisayan group. APP
parently all ON board We're lost. She
carried five Americans. one Npanlard
and eleven native Chinese passengers
and crew of % men and officers The
island steamer Carmen Is also .eport-
ed lost. Details are lacking.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Mississinni Schools Open.

Jackson, Miss, Specnal-The edu-
cational institutions supported by the
State were opened Tuesday. The
opening has been DELAYED ON account
of yellow fever and TIE quarantmes.
1t is hoped, however, that the epidem-
ic is so well under control that there
will be no trouble among the students
OF the various institutions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Pound Dead in His Stable.

Lynchburg, Special-James Ewers,
4 well-to-do farmer of Amherst coun-
~, was found dead IN his stable where
he had been feeding his horses. Heart
disease is gwen as the cause of his
death. lie was - years old and is
survived by a widow and eight chill
dren-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

The long vogue Of brodeTie Anglais
has given way in a measure to the
more refined Italian cut work. which
somewhat resembles the eyelet EN-
broldery. but is much more satisfac-
tory aestheticaiiy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
49, So md CnIrnn.

a lowered ns-.SliR gown was made
over silk and chiffon. This gown had
a full long skirt with a broad band OF
pale blue satin forming the hem
Above the hem were two narrower
bands Of the satin profuSely trimm.d
with lace ruchIngs put on under and
over the satin in points.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

trated is waist that lends itself 60
combinations with exceptional success
and that allows ~ using any ~ the
favor.te sort silks with touches ~ well
wee and SILK chat greatly enhance It's
beauty The model shows a foundation
~ peach pink chiffon iou.slne with
waistcoat and trimming ~ very light
weight chiffon velvet chemisctte of
lace over chiffon ond lace fr.us. hut
can bc made suggestive Tor other
things as well as considered in and for
itself Color must always depend upon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Black seems 10 be more than ordinar-
lily popular, from the numerous models
In black which werc shown in the
openings. Much favor appears to at
tach 10 gOlden-brOwn. and so brOwnish-
olive and olive green, the last two in
several tones Of their respective colors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

A very elaborate waist had founda-
ton of net on which was sewed num-
berless lace frlils which formed the
body OF the blouse. Narrow rufiies OF
vaienciennes literally made this waist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

President Roosevelt Not Deferred in
View Of Danger From Fever
IS NOT AFRAID OF NEW ORLEANS

Official Announcement is Made That
the Crescent City VIII Be Made
Final Stop on Southern Trip. Pres
ident Taking a Cruiser For Return
In Order Not TO Violate Quaran-
tines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Tho bandeau or cachcpcigne plays as
important a part in forming the chic %
the hat AZ u has during the past sea-
son.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Draped 5odices are en- vogue. The
draping is extremely graceful and in
genious in AL of the gowns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

New York City.-The summer has
been one OF much SIX and now indica-
lions point 20 even increa sed vogue Tor
Il and for all rich materials. Illus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
FOR ocTceER 3

Subject Da-ies IN she Lion's D~s. D.~-
VI. fO-as-Cctd~. Text. Pa xrxiv-.
-M~~ory verse;. at-2S-CoDu.est~sr
On the Days Lesson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
COTTON'S CONDITION
Government Report Shows Average Ct
Over SeyeEty-CEe Per Cent
Big SLUMP FOLLOWS TIE REPORT

Extremely Bear.sh Government Esti-
mates Was 4 Great Surprise and
Only Buying and Heavy Covering
BY a Short on The Bearside Saved
the Market From Stampede.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-25

Orders received at Fort Smelling from
the war department to arrest on sight
First Lieutenant Frank I. Otis, Fourth
United States cavalry, give the first
intimation that that much talked-of Of
ficer has again disappeared from his
proper station at the Preside at San
Francisco and is wanted.' The case
of Lieutenant Otis shows that anti
race suicide may be an excellent thing
in civil life, but it doesn t always WORK
in the army.
Lieutenant Otis advertised last July
IN the. San Francisco papers for any
sort of work by which he could earn
enough to support his large and in
creasing family. The case attracted a
lot of attention in the newspapers, but,
instead Of receiving the usual presi-
Dental commentator, with the promo
ton to higher grade which he thought
to be necessary to enable him to live,
Otis d had liz to plug 7 along on his mGnthly
able to get along on this, as the sequel
shows.
Just after this advertisement Otis
took leave of absence. It is not known
whether the presentation Of twins at
this iuncture by Mrs. Otis was the
cause of his departure, but Mrs. Otis
had not heard from him up to Oct. 49,,
at which time she applied to the army
authorities at San Francisco for help in
her Hege lord: She was without money,
and had to have some. One of the
babies had died. st.
Examination Of the books, however,
showed that Lieutenant Otis had not
only been paid for August, but had
managed to collect his pay twice for
that month, by presenting vouchers to
GJffnroof CT hot ho
had tried to collect in the same way
for September. The October pay was
moi; then due, Evidently it was not
lack Of funds which had prevented him
from sending money to his helpless
| family, but some other reason. Perhaps
he was spending his money hunting for
that job which would enable him to
take care of his family.
On Sept. Otis turned up at New
York and was placed under observation
and treatment by the surgeons. When
able to travel he was ordered to his
proper station. Now it is claimed by
his relatives that he is deranged and
irresponsible for his acts.
This is the second case recently in
which the insanity plea has been tried
on behalf of officers caught in the
counts. It is a futile fraud, for the sys
tenn is 80 accurate that it is always de-
| tected in a short time. In former years
it was inevitably followed by dismissal
from the service; but since the Span
ish war a good deal of leniency ha.
been shown to this class of offenders
with the result that much create,
number Of cases has occurred in recent
years.
Lieutenant Otis entered the servic,
in July, 1899, as private in tn,
Thirty-fifth infantry. United States vol
unteers. He rose by meritorious servic,
to be second lieutenant in that regi
ment, and was honorably mustered out
accepting a commission as lieutenant il
the Philippine scouts. From these h
was commissioned as a second lieu
tenant in the regular army and rose il
the ordinary way to a first lieutenancy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-25
CHURCH'S TH1RTIETH
BIRTHDAY SERVICES

/ With a social evening Friday and spe-
c'al services Sunday, the congregation
of the Hennepin Avenue M. T.. church
will celebrate it's thirtieth anniversary
The thirtieth year of it's existence was
completed Tuesday for Oct. "a, 1875,
first assembled the Bible class out Of
which grew the present important house
Of worship.
Senator j. r. Wyman will preside
Friday evening. The program will in
clude impromptu addresses, touching
upon the growth and success Of the
church, with chat and refreshments. A
large attendance Of members, in which
will be included several of the persons
who made up the infant church, is an
ticipated.
Sunday morning, in the church, tho
services will begin with the reading Of
messages Of greeting from the former
pastors of the church. Then will follow
brief memorial service for the de-
ceased pastors, Rev. O. H. Tiffany, Rev.
Fred Holman and Rev. DR.. Williams.
DR.. G. M. Heard will deliver the intro
ductory. Levi Longfellow will follow
with an address on 1.-THE Days That Are
"Our Problems as Downtown
Church, Inasmuch as the church had
it's inception in the Bible school The
services in the Bible school Sunday
noon will be specially prepared. Among
those who will deliver addresses are
Mrs. Sarah H. knight, Prof. H. F.
Nachtrieb and w. j. Dean.
Sunday evening Judge G.. M. Pond
will preside. Addresses will be made
by Dr.. G. M. Heard, DR.. Levi Hall and
Charles M Drew --.