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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
EafaIAnnidant

A special to the News and Oourier
from Aiken says: Luther Craig, a
white man, was shot and killed Sat
urday night by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol. Craig Was going
nome from the oity about 80
O'Clock In u buggy and as he WAS 20
Ing down g hill lst on tho edge OF
town q piece uf the harness broke
He had i revolver on the seat, and
when he got out OF the buggy to fix
the harness the pistol was iu some
gay thrown out on the ground, and 1t
was diach argsd tho ball entering his
left eide, q q he lied an hour lftar.
wards. He Wae 38 ~nars cid ayd q
prominent mambl; !, + Gne L. o o e
R91 Men and ju iof Order or U Altea
American Mechanics HIS remains
were inferred Sunday az etnoon at
Town Creek Ourc' He will be
buried by the OdA Fslio%s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Pawn lsribod.

Charges that Louia r. PSyn, wher
ssato superntandenb Of insurance, de
nanded 800 600 from the Musual Ra
Sarve Ltfo lnsufanCs company under
shreat Of showing ShAs Sne company
was insolvens and shae Presidents Fred
eriok AL, Burnham had aaid bhat hi
had paid Mr.. Payn $40, 900, were made
10y AosistanS Distrioa Attorney Mott
at New York on Wednesday In tht
trial OF B. |. Burnham. Jr. Mr.. Burn
ham 10 Indicted to.ethor vi5h Fred
erick a. Burnhsm, IL. iosmar ooun
sel for tbs huausl Rasarvo Life In
suraDoo company, aad Georga ID e,
dridge, vice president ( tee comp
any, for miaApropriation OF the funds
OF tho company.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Moro Deadly Than War.

Anewspsper CT an analysis burn has
made worry striking oomparisons with
sheso astonishing figures, In connec
eioa with 6he casualty list Of the
greab bsttles of the OWL war. The
Comparisons show that the "deadliest
bastles Of the civil war we're mere
akltmishea compared with the fright
fu havoc wrought In times Of peace
by .merican railroads." In four OF
th great battles fewer humans were
killed than are called upon by railroads
toIgiye up their lives In single year.
at 7hickanauga 1865 mon were kill
ed; / the Wilderness, 2248; at Spott-
sylN MIA, 2725; at Getty sburg, 1910.
=" ,otal number or soldiers Blaugh.
;, ~ t,sst.i.. ., 1,,I, q y SyfaaA fAtslna aas
j 10 80, 1905, six moro than this
n nbor, 9703. gave up their lives on
+ Z railrOSd.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Black Patti bead.

Flora Bstson, known on tho concert
stage as the "Blsok Patti" died sud-
denly In Philadelphia. from uremia st
her home, l24 South Fourth street.
Although only 33 Ssars old, che had
acquired considerable renoW as o con.
cert singer, not only In this oountry,
but In Europe, having appeared before
nearly all Of the m0nArchs OF the old
World. On Thanksgiving Day sne sang
at . concert In 8 local church. The
death Of neighbor seepaal to dspras a
her, and aftor . visit to the houae Cf
mourning which WAS In the sRma
bitox, she returned home. Shortly
after she was seized With oonvuiaions.
She died two hours later ia greao SO
ony. Her aged mosher, wi6l WHOM
8he lived. was st ner b, dBide.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
wator Powers OF tho 1,tat0.

Oaps. W E Gsxzslaa, cbaismen OF
ehe eoush Oarelina JsMeseawn oora-
eisaion, IN vety anxious 20 mako q
dnc raptessnti0m Of South Car&lina't
Rator pswers. Fer this purposa hs
rsquaata that photographs OF Gsvelop.
% and undcveloped water poweYs bt
aetls him. South Carolina has dane
more than any other Southern State
40 harncss the water powers, BIZ,
shero-is yet q world Of power locked
upin tho sumbling btreans Of this
Ssaeo, and he Wishes TO show th,e ec
tho world hs an invitation to capital
Cast. Gopzelas would like TO receive
photographs from sBeteura aa veil rs
professional photographers. H.
stated Thursday thas he wes very
uoroh p>ossed with tho rcporb OF Nj.
Paul v Moore, the sgent whom the
commission has employed.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Many Moro Oomtnp.

On Wednesday o cabiegtam osmc
to Gov. Heyward at OolumbiR, from
che Belgium Office Of the South Caro-
lima immigration department. saying
tho CANT hah 100 .aeairn hlA -tnnrsai
grants booked for South Carolina and
wanting ia know what TO DO with
chem. Tho agent appears to have
ioSt communication with Commits.
Stoner WAtAon and wanted to know
now to proceed. Commissioner Wat,
aon ~as encouraged by the nses, bu.
10 said that the department. would in
no case accept 40 many from any oae
nountrY st o time, though this would
give aD opportunity for selection and
he considered that tho massage meaut
GNe certain SUCCESS Of the trans. AT
auto line OF Immigrant steamers tt
Charleston
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Wanted 80 Save Him

Charged with threatening to Kill
John ID. Rockefeller unless he paid
hor sl,O0o,O00, MIRA. Rose Delina
Beano!s HAndfcld. 40 years old wss
arrsatod Thursd&y In front of tho
Guardian Tiuas @ mpany In loser
Bcoadway,- New York. Mrs HAND
field is charged with hay'lg forced
nerself inCo tho on 20 OF Mr.. r cke
teller'a secretary last Friday and de
clared she wanted $1,000, 600 and that
she displayed D revolver When or
raigned In the police court Mra.
Handnsld said thst aha had gone to
Rookofeller's ONCE with tho purpose
Of saving his soul, or II ne refused to
have hia soul saved, to savaia for him
by blood abonement. She had 9
revolver. 6hs said she was saint
Of the Sun Moon and Water" and
controlled ihsm ell.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
NoB APPLIED TOacH.
After gakinG Full Possession OF a
Town In Kentucky.

AttogA Takfn& EulI POsBeastOn OF Y
Town In Kentucky.
At Princeton, KY, the tobacco
ateme2es OF John Stsger aud John g.
Orr, tie latter controlled by tho I'm.
periall Tobacco Company of Now
YorkSSSwere destroye6 by fire kinal
ed bye mob Of masked men Several
ootta@eB In the vicinity were badly
damaged, but nobody was hurt. The
loss iGestimated at about 8170,0O
The NIB, which numbsred about
800 pqpn, entered Princeton betweep
and p O'Clock and digarmed the night
townlmarshsl. Then they went to
the fsotories and applied the torch
Masked mon stood on guard, allow.
ing nobody 10 onme near until the
buildings were completely envelopod
In flipes and help was useless
Alquad of the mob took charge Of
tho telephone office and no word was
pern1tt6sd to 90 out. When the mob
say She fire was beyond CONTROL they
left tpe town going IN tho dire otion
VI 1AppAAhoNl'le, ulbCuSIRluB IdVtiV6ta
and rifiss as they departed. The fl %
department. then came out, but could
do nothing more than bo prevsns tht
llre Destroying the buildings in the
vicinity.
The Steger Faotorv 10 controlled b,
the American Snuff Company auG
Stegbr is the Princeton agent. Orr
Ia o. representative Of bhe Imperial
COMPANY.
a. hundred and fifty thousand
pounds Of tobacco was In each ware
house and all wag burned, The mob
in addition TO charming the nighs
policeman, took charge OF the police
station and the waber works. Even
had,sho fire company responded bhey
could mob have been able TO do any.
thing.
The work Of tho mob is Thought to
ba only the furtheranoe Of the ag!aa-
zion by tobacco yS!sers against ths 80
called tobacco trust There 10 an or.
gsn'zstion known as the DIRK To.
hAceo Protective Association bub 10 10
not Known that auy membors of that
organization was IN th6 snOO
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Tisd ti.,nAo,f.

O. E. Adams. seant ab Kayford,
Vs., has neen arreated, charged glbh
she robbery OF tho express rni - at
that place last Saturday n.oruina,
when ovGr So coo was stolen. AssIst,
bant Agent RisDar was also arrested
as an accamplioe. Seven hunarsd
doilarB supposed to be part OF ths
money lost was found In AAam'a
houae. AGam had slight wound IN
hhe leg whom found bound and Raged
near the railroad tracks, which he
o(aima had bean inflicted by the rob.
bOrB. Whsn eha Officers went to OK.
anime his trouberB DO hnd how near
the weapon was held when fred they
learned thai his wife had burned
them.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
protest of the accused, kept the wit.
nesses In tho room and In the pyesence
OF eash other during said invsstigs-

prOtast Of tha accused, kept the wit.
nesges In tho room and In the presence
OF ee9h other during said inysstigs.
ti0n.
&c. That w. T. Duncan ruled that
the complaints made against the 90
cused Of falsehoaa and slahder, With
copies Of the paper editsd by the 40
cuBod, 10 sufficient proof In auch inves
tigetion against she accused.
~. That w. T.. Duncan hes not
oausnd an oxact record OF the inveati,
ga5ion, including eno ohafeen, evidence
and finding of this com naiste9 eigpcd
by tho prssidsnt ard sscTesafy, to be
transmitted to this Conference.
g Thab w. Il. Duncan refused %
submits the testimony taken to the
witnesses for their correction and ap-
pr0val.
70. That W. n. Duncan on his own
motion rule8 out material testimony
taken In sA'd investigation.
10. That the said w T. Duuosp
volunteered che advice to the witness
that they need not answer qnsa.
lions put to them by tho &c
oused II they Thought the answers
would ir eliminate them.
III. That the aAid w. II. Duncan
suffered Gho committee OF ofinvestigatior
10 oondUc> tho prosecution Of tho ease;
Introduce and examine witnesses and
ineerpose oil j,oalons to the exemips
tion of said witnesses by the accused
"12. TnaS w, T. Duacan psrmit.
esa tho Witnesses keps by him in ths
room to argue points In che case
ageinah the accused and participate In
Its conduct.
"l3 That w. T. Dupoan golsotad
for service on said committee his apec
lei friends.
IA That oil C Eaid Investigation
w. L. Duncan has boom achivo In fol
lowing up testinony of witnesses for
she aceueed and sought evidence to
G >neYedjct tbeRa +"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
THE VOTE In THIS STATE.
Omoial Tabnlatton Accepted by the
State Board of Oanvassors.

Offoial Tabnlatton Accepted by the
State Board OF Oanvassors.
Following 10 ahe vote cast In this
State ab the reoenS general elccsion,
the. tabulated having been accepted
by the Slate board Of canvssssrs:
For Governor-Ansel 3O,25I, Ohau.
dler %, Smith 1.
Lieutenant Governor Mcleod, 80,
258.
Secretary OF State McGowp, 3O,.
222.
Attorney Gsneral--Lyon 30,23O.
Stabe Treasurer-Jenn 3O,23O.
comptroller General j ones 80 244.
. Gtissss ntehd ,res;ft aSses,.s ps,ssatsi,sas, ~
Atjutsnt General Boyd, 3O,229.
Railroad Commissioner sullivan,
3O,232.
Tna vote for congress was as follows:
First Distr.ct -Leggre, 1890, PHO.
leau, 28; T. l.. Grans, /.
SScond Patterson, 4, ,593;
IsSac Myers, 226.
Third District Aiken, 2 938.
Fourth District Johnson, SPA;
David O. Giut, 40; W. II Coob, 10.
Fifth Diatrict- Finley. 1855.
Sxsh Eilcrbe, 3,483
Seventh District Lever, 6,391; a.
d Dantz(or, 1873.
The Republicans had candidates In
four districts, the nominee ia the
fourth, Gist, being white man. The
Socialist candidate for Governor,
Chandler, received 80 votes, as fol
lows:
Charleston 5, Greenville IL, Laur.
ems 7, R'chland 8.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
I6iiiod His Son.

Thomas Yon was fatally stabbed
OF Comfort Fia., Wednesday night By
his father Hlgdon A. Yon. rho senioS
Yon, who had been drinking, was
beating Ills wife when tho eon inter
tered. The father drew his knife
and stsbaed the young man Just un
der the heart and in the righa breast
He thcn oub Mrs, Yon an ugly gasi
on tho face. the blade penetrating the
cheek and splitting her tongue, Hig
don Yon waa Immediately arrestef
<nd carried to Mariana. Thomas
Yon died. Mrs. Yon is related tt
some OF the bost families In Jackson
cOun ntV
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Shocked MOrpnn.

A dispatoh from New York says
the news OF the death OF Samuel
Spencer IN che rail aR3 wrock reached
j. p. Morgan just as he was about 70
enter Grace church 20 attend the sp0c.
ial Tnanksgivlng day sArVioes. When
the neWs OF his friends death Was
told him. Mr.. Morgan turnei death,
ly pale What ,55m Spencerp" ho
almost shouted. my God, man, Ia
Sam Spencer dead?' He ttemb bled
unbil his limbs almost gave way. Sev.
eral frionds, thinkog he was about to
collapse, ran to him. 'Ths ia a ter
tiblo shock" Mr.. Morgan said, when
he had somewhat recovered niinsolf.
II can't aay anything now. l was
never so shookcd In my lito." A friend
helped the flnancist to carriage and
he Was driven home.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
H. fused Nav Trial.

The COlu nbla State says r. A
Adams, the Colleton man who has
ben twice convicted Of the murder
OF w Jacquss and for whom at
ono time there waa a reward Of 81 OOC
after 8 sensatio'al escape from The
jAtl at W<eIb ro has been baker
back to be ressntenced after o ruling
by the suprema court. which refused
TO grant q new trial. Adams, since
awaiting 9 dsc'sion, has been confined
In the State penitentiary aud 81
court 10 now IN soasion In Colloson he
will be sentenced 90 hang by the pre-
siding Judge.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
------------------as--az----ss
PulnjRne Death Knoll.

A dispatou from Manila SAYS Q
force OF constRbuiary under M ,oI
Murphy, surprised the camp OF Pab.
10, chief OF the PulajsnsS on tho Is-
land of Samar SaSurdry. Eleven
PulajAneS uera killed and son wound,
ed Pablo esosped, bus his wife and
daughter we're Captured. The oloth
ing, arms and papors found wero de-
ajroy6d together with the camp. The
capture OF Uhief Pablo Ia considered u
question of only o few days. Gov
Ourdt, of Samar, wires that oh,
breaking up of Pablo's band signalize!
the death kncll OF the PulatSnism ii
the Island.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Makes AppDintmonts,

Governor-eloct Martin II. Anael an
nouncod Friday the appoinbmenb Of
M A. j. Be5hea, OF DARLINGTON, &s
tina private secretary to bhe Governor
and Mias Alice Henderson, az bhe pri-
vate st9nographer 30 the Governor.
Mr. Belhes WAS highly rocoomended
TO Mr.. Ansel by many Influential per.
sons OF this Pee'D section. Miss
Henderson is at present the stonogr&-
pher OF Governor Hey ward, and che
has been capsule as al times, and the
appointment lie deserved, She has
many ffoinds al over South Carolina
~ho will have cause to congratulate
hor
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Fifty Lives Lost.

Tutupeo, Guatamala, was destroy.
ed by o hurricane rHcenvlY. When
the hurricane was at ito height the
town was inundated by q rise IN bbG
rivsr on which IT 10 situated, aud Ell
OF the buildings we're W2Bh5d a@ay.
The INHABITANTS sought r0fugs In
trees, but many OF them wsra 1Sshed
away during the night. Tao nSwa,
20 far received tr1m th6 fcono Of She
disaster Is uot Sory d0Hnita ia It's
character 40 regards loss OF life, but ii
is known Sh&t fully 81 pc1pla wert
drowned, N3arly all OF the building
III The town were swop5 away by th'
hood.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
BENNErrsvILLE, s. q, BRIDAYs DECEMBER q 1905.

PrssldenS Roosovelt discharged three
companies OF ealored soldiers without
q coursmarsial, and in doing this ha
unished innoeosas raen for tue orimc
OF . fow. Ia doing this he trands-
oended the authority Of the law and
no 0nght not bsvo done Ii.
During Mr.. Tillman's speech COL
orod man and q Russian wero arrest
cd for creating 3 disturbance In the
calierv
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Rilled I'm q Wreok,

Three women were killaG or burhed
to death Satnrday in 6ra aaieh iola
lowed . collision on the Rutia.d E IL
road and twelve others were seii iusy
irjared Among tho tatSar are Nom.
bers OF she DrurY Oeera conpsni,
negro musician, The EfASel tram ran
into bhe resr OF q pSssengos ThrSa
coaches were Knocked down d paI.l Il
snu eseStad th ovey ~ n Heroio scs.
cues were ,n@de by JIG crew and town
people. The collialon occurred ness
Vergenes, VI.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Wouldn't WALK With NogFo.

Because his young son wes BavereIy
ehesbised for rofuBing 10 march from
school room bsstde 8 ne9ra girl, John
Berger, accompanied by GA attorney,
appeared before tho sohool beard of
OoraopoliR, q suburb Of Pltbsburg,
Pa and dem msnded the diBmip0Sl ol
Superintendent O. O. MARSHALL. Bor.
sof served nosico on che board thab II
eho supsrint9ndant was not dimiBsat
no would wake the matter into the
oourSa. Marshall will DO asked t(
rnpiyn
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Ohiosgo aAen KILLED,

At Valley Park, Miss, on Sunday
A. u Mtddah, prominent real eB
late man Of Chicago, WAS shot and In
stanity killed bv Was Young, negro
1t Ia believed Young inssnded to xii
w. G.. Grubbs who was accompanying
Middah at the timo OF the killing
Young osonped and Is b9iDg followed
by q mob d0tormlned to deal aum
nsriiY with him,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
nha4AwIil -kihnr.

A decision was handed down In the
Suprane Courh Wednesday denying q
new trial to James Sanders aud Ar.
thur Whitonor, the Chester negroes
convicted OF murdererng anoth r
negro named MaoG Anderson. The
decision means that the efendents
will be resentenosd at tho next term
Of court for Chester to hang, and
ahey will hang II the pardon board
docs not intR rfere,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Got EiRhtoon Yenra.

Mrs. Harriet Moulter, charged with
the murder of her husband, whom
sbo killed Of PulaSkt. Va, in quar-.
rel aevora weeks ago was found
guilty Of murder in tho second degree
and sentenced TO oightsen years In
prison. 1t was alleged that Mou)ter
abused his wife and WAS threasoning
to strike her when she seiz sd the re.
volver and Bhot him dead. The dc.
fenSe Was insanity.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Won Mia xg nv.

Jaaes I. McDermott, who will
reprehnt PAokingtown, ILL.,, In the
next Congress, began life as o naessen
ger by, picked up telegrsphy and
lefb hle Oily 10 begin the campaign
@h!eA wen &c: h!1s scat in tna
natiolal House OF Representatives.
He 1884 years old aud . Demporat.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Rnennnr a Vetoran.

Adjutant General william E Mick.
le, United Confederate VetorapS, sent
3 telegram to M's. Samuel Spencer,
and prop u gated orders by command
Of Gen. Stophen ID, Lee, on the occa
alon of tho death of Samuel Spencer,
colonel and aide on his staif, paying
nigh tribute TO him, as conarade, sol
dier and cibizen.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
sympathy oe t3ras,ulo

Patrick Lawrence, husband Of one
of this "suffragist" imprisoned In Lon.
don, has promised to subscribe ten
pounds q day to the women's suffrage
und for - day his wife remains
In jail. W ether Mr.. Lawrence ia
aotuated by sympathy or gratitude
depOnenb saith not.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
Six PERISH In FLAMES.
Fire Visits Crowded Salvation Army
Barraoks I'm st Louis.

rIEe ViBlts OrOWueu SALVATION Army
Barracks I'm st Louis.
ST. Louis, Mo-, oame very near
having q most disastrous FIRE, so far
as the lcSs OF human life Ia concerned,
on last "Wednesday morning. This
Light House hotel, shroe. story
structure on the northwess conner OF
Ninth and Market streets, uSil,zod as
q Salvation Army barracks, was
damaged by fire when probably 500
homeless mon were lodged within il.
Six persons lost thoir lives and prob
ably 80 were injured, s( mo not b9ipg
exneoted to live. Four were burned
to death and two died from injuries
received In jumping from the upper
windows. Two Of the dead mon hava
been identified as follows: Oscsr It.
Davis, Quincy, ILL.,, died st hospital; !;
George -. Rose, died as hospital.
The tire started on the ebird 1oor
and swept through theeQld building
rapidly. Men fought at the windowa
TO secure the life lines and slide to
tho street but 90 great was tho frenzy
with which the ropes were SEIZED and
held thSt they were of little avail
snd bhoae who GOULD not escape br
the stairway leaped from tha Windows.
q large number Of shose who jump.
I'd were caught In nets, but many
Jnnped tefore che nets ware stretch
oIi and wore injured. Thers was bus
one stairway and the panlc-stsioken
mon surged down this stairway 30 the
street, only TO find that door looked.
A jam resulted aud probably a great
or lose OF life would have occurred
had not fremen piomptly burst this
door open. Tho cause Of tho fire has
not been asosrtaiued.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-07
t,ra,t on Onioera.

III placing an attachments on the
theatrical baggage OF sho1 at Las
Grange, Mo-, Saturday Oonstable
III sea Dnval shetland 'nitan ly kile
Oonata0ie JAmeB Rnpan, and an 40
TOR OrIn Stuart was fatally wounded
Roy Millard, an actor wes shot
Jnrouyh the body anu arm. The 6wo
actors 1t 10 alleged began the shoot
Ing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-12
Womlen's
Easter NeckWear.

@h O Easter Costume is colE-
I'LL plete without new Neck
iii u Piece. Our Easter display
of these fascinating neck
things is one of the most pleasing
features of the store today. The
styles of the season in millinery and
gowns seem to have enlarged the
possibilities for exquisite decorations
for the neck and shoulders.
We mention some of the latest
and most fashionable effects:
A large and varied assortment of Tailored
Stocks, to be worn with the fashionable
tailored waists. 25c. and SOC. each.
Also a new line of very dainty Lingerie
Stocks, SOC, 75c and $1.25 each
Imported and Domestic Bolero Jackets
the domestic ones are seen in Valenciennes
lace and lawn; the imported effects are OF
all-over laces. insertions, nets and rich
combinations of lace and net. These are to
be used very extensively with the new
waists. 30 to $500 each.
Separate Undersleeves, of Valencennes
and other laces, in a large assortment OF
neat and dainty effects, soc. to 80 pair.
New Persian Scarfs, handsome effects,
So. 30 to $3.50 each
Ruchngs for the neck, sleeves and for
dress trimmings, In a bewldering assert
ment, 25c. to $50 a yard
Net and Liberty Silk Rufus, in plain black
and white. $3.50 to $1,000 each.
Main floor, G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-12

address by Capt. George Cochran Broome.
who praised the old 18th Regiment or
Im,nunes; solo by Mrs. Inez Seymour NC
Conneu Good Night Sweet Dreams, by
Bischoff, and by request "Dearie;" reeita-
ton. Capt. Sheridan Ferree; instrumental
solo, Mrs Emma Corby: reading. original
r Gertrude Mitchell; several selections by
the Columbian Quartet. comprising Messrs
F. A. Hutchinson. ]. A. Trunnell. =. L.
Hutchinson, A. w. Lyles, and c. M Rick
etts, accompanist: whistling solo, MI
Clark. recjtations. Mr. william +. Somers
and Mr. Henry r. Boynton of John Jacob
Aston Camp.
Letters Of regret were read from Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Department COMMANDED
Iohn lewis Smith and others. Dancing and
refreshments followed.