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and fastening invlsihiy under one Of the
Hlits, through which Il was threaded
The vest and collar In the model gown
was Of ecru repousse lace, over a foun-
dalton Of white mousseline, the top Of the
collar being finished by a very narrow
bias band OF the blue silk, with loops
formed or two or three strands OF EN-
broidery SILK couched down Just below
this TOP band. II desired. however, a
washable yoke could be used as shown
In the larger 1gure. this yoke aud collar
being made Of alternate strips OF baby"
Irish lace and narrow valenciennes
The sleeves OF the gown were very un-
usual Ia design, having two sections, seal
loped on the edge With a pun between
for each sleeve. This pun portion was
lifted 70 the arm Into band, two plated
frilla of lace which ran up the outer
arm IN a point being used as a 1nish II
3 washable guimpe Is used these fIflls
could be Of three Inch wide Valencisnnea,
and either plated or gnthered TO a band
10 they could be easily removed for
Numbering. The girdle was quite a fea-
rlre OF the gown and gave a Vafy slender
effect about the waist. II was made OF
The materinl over one q the three strap
tape foundations for sale In the shops. A
having the tapes covered WITH bias strips
or the silk OF which The own was
made, each edge being flushed ~ double
strands OF embroidery silk cOuched down
The girdle, laced III front. being boned
10 the center OF the front and back and
also az the sides with whaiehones. Hid
Ing this lacinE in front and the bones OF
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BOXING.

As a Bpeoial attraction Manager
Reed Of the National Sporting Club
has Iematched Eddie Wallace and Kid
Peerless, who put up a great fight at
the show last week. They will 90 on
in the semi-windup on Wednesday
night. There will be a double wind
up as follows; Kid Hoy, of Cleveland,
Va. Wild Bill Larry, of Philadelphia,
and Kid Gleason, of Connecticut, vs.
Gus Feldman. of Palmyra N. j..
There will he two other bouts as fol-
lows: Young Watson vs.. Eddie Hand
and Young Theel We. Kid Lockman,
of this CITY.
Jack Farrell, a coloFed pugilist OF
this oiJy, defeated Frank Carroll in
New York last week. Farrell will ap.
pear At the National Sporting Club
Arena, this city, in the near future.
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NJ well and are properly cut. Many
women do not seem to realize the Inn
portance OF having ones undergo rnents
carefully fitted and are contented 20 wear
underskirts ready made and adjusted by
a draw string about the waist. or course,
among the more expensive grades IN the
ready made garments, very well fitting
garments OF this sort can be had but it IL
much more economical 20 make these
things and have them properly ntted 70
the ngure. The ready-made corset covers,
unless the very expensive sort are pur-
chased, are also seldom OF the proper
cut, and very pretty ones can he made at
home which would give the proper lines
20 an uuiined bodice. In my next article
! shall treat on this subject more com.
pleteiy and shall have some drawings
showing the correct cut for these under
oodices and skirts. To return to the sub
iect or the gown description, from which
have digressed; The bodice was first
embroidered, the waist being cut on a
Hhirtwais; pattern with croup OF
stitched tucks on each side of the front
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A Simple Design for the Home Dressmaker.

A great many Of the fashlon sketches
one sees make very pretty pictures.
but when one comes 20 copy them
they are often not practical or are too
elaborate for the home dressmaker 10
attempt In the large illustration and
the two smaller plates. however. l have
sketched a frock which, although far
from commonplace in design. is stiil
well within the scope OF the average
woman who makes her own frocks, the
design being one that would be appro
priate either for lightweight cloth or
silk. or for wash material such as linen.
batiate etc. The gown from which the
model was taken was IN the new Ralah
ailk. which will be 20 much IN favor
this spring. both for street gowns and
for more elaborate costumes IN light
eoloru This sort or Eill-which resem-
hles pongee eomewhat-is most effective.
however, made up without too much trim
ming or elaboration, and the costume
II illustrated with is simple gulmpe style
bodice and It's decoration OF haudwork
would be found an excellent model for a
gown or such material. The skirt was
made on one Of the plated models. for
which a pattern can be easily purchased.
The plaits lu this case were stitched In
q deep yoke depth, 20 give the small
lip line 80 much fancied at present. The
bottom OF the skirt was simply hemmed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Marie Cahill. star 90 "Moliie Moon
ehina, " the Royle- hobart dein musi
cnl play, which will be seen at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night
and who has eafned the expression
'the quiet comedienne, was born IN
brooklyn, n. Y. Shortly alter ner
"baby carriago days she went
upon the stage 10 the little Brooklyn
theatre where barley Merry, the
famous scenic artist, was concuctiur o
stock comrany. Miss Cahiil announces
with much pgidf that she never
epoke a piece, duriug her childhood
and that she was never precocioue nno
never gained tie reputation OF being
an infant phenomeuon.
One Of tho greatest events OF the
season will be appearance ui the world
fnmed kiltias land oi Oanaua, whicn
wlll give one concert at the Grand
Opera House on thursday afternoon.
Thia UNIQUE organization has caused a
furore wherever it has played in the
United Staton. Canada, Mexico and
Europe, duriug tho past five years and
It's services are In great demand IN the
leading cities OF the country, To-
cluded Ia the organization aro 40 mu-
siciaus, z soloists, Highland dancers,
4 bagppers ard splendid vocal choir
cf rs vcicos.
III is stated 10y the leading musical
publications. OF tho country that there
seldom has been a company singing
grand opera 10 English superior TO
that which BE- supporting Nine. Man
telli, the famous prlma donna OF the
Metropciitnn Opera House, and IL is
certain that TO such company has
previously visited this city. There
fore lovers OF music and ui tho nest
that be- ohtainnble in art should flock
TO tho Grand Onera House on Thurs
day night, na the peerless Mantelli
and her supporting organization Will
be eeen ana heard Ia II lrovatore' on
that evening.
"The Prince of rilsen, - the tuneful
musical comedy by Frank fialey and
Gustav Luoers, will be the nttrao'
ton nt the Grand Opera House on
FRIDAY night. This entertainment
seems 10 bloom in perennial popularity
and its repeated engagements do not
dull appreciation OF ita tunuiui music
and romantic story.
Andrew Mack will make his frs
appearance IN this city since b is return
from Australia, at the Grand Open
House, next Monday night, when h'
will present his very succssaiul play
1.-THE Nay TO kenmnTe.
"Mrs. Lofiingwell's Boots, 10y Au
euetus Thomas, that Charles Frohmal
presents at the Grand Opera House oI
Wednesday evening, ~ the play tina
20 successfully amused the bon ton o
New iork City last teason that its rul
vas prolonged there fIom early IA thu
winter until the advent Of the mid
summer.
The reputation of Manager Dock
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rrleat favor for the diyan pillow used IN
th(s hvingroOm, sitting-room or on the
ver,Hnda In summer, aud these washable
cov,ars have many advantages over the
orditnary nowered SIX lor hroeade cover.
] have even seen them USED 10 very hand
founes drawing-rooms or reception rooms
the sfips being or nne handkerchief linen
or LAWN, embroidered OF lace trimmed
The e1fect OF these dainty white slips
rufied pand lace trimmed. over a pillow
coveredf with light colored or white silk
or satlnt ls most atttecliNe. Ihey look so
dainty A nd fresh, and there Is no danger
ef scilnNg the lightest aud most perish.
ahle az s. frocks when cushions covered
with these washable slips are used for
ones aTrs and dlvans. For the bed pill
lows mel ationed rather n small size is
used. the 1perfectly square rather than the
oblonr shtpe being usually seen. A very
good sizo is i6inch square. made mine
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Ltnrerie Red PiIlor..

II has been a fad for several years TO
sleep on a small rather fiat pillow, most
To the large. full, old-fashioned kind.
which, although still seen on a great many
beds, are usually removed at night and
a small, nat pillow suestituted Most
pillow even when travelling or wishing,
80 that the question Of pillow slips for
these dainty little baby pillows" Is OF
interest to a great many women. The
lingerie or washable pillow slip is also IN
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By Beatrice Carey.

myself out Of an old down pillow OF a
larger size, using fine tucking for the case.
with a slip cover OF pale blue washable
silk, over which the top slip Of white
linen is buttoned. A little fne torchon OF
German val lace Is sewed on across the
end in which the pillow Is slipped, With
fly" having buttonholes which fastcn 20
three pearl buttons on the other side.
Another good plan for making a simple
slip IL to use handkerchiefs OF the large
size used by men. two handkerchiefs be-
Ing required for each slip. Overland three
OF the sides together, using narrow lace
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tne toundation glrdle In the back were
stlueued pieces Of silk. shaped AZ shown
IN the third ngure, the edge being seal
loned ana the piece being further dee
GRATED with embroidery.
In the third plate Is also shown n small
sketch Of the back Of the gown and a de.
sign Tor the embroidery figures 10 he
used on the back the design shown ne
lug very simple one. so TINT IL would
not be TOO much work
The value of a little handwork such
A. described can hardly he over estimated
and even very simply designed gown
With some handwork cleverly placed
VIII often be more effective ana have n
'Smarter air than a much more elabo-
rately designed gown trimmed with tp.
piled oruamcntatiou In lace figures. al.
pNuurS, ct cefcra
50 both from an economical as well as
from an artistic point OF view it Is well
Tor the girl who makes her own clothes
@ learn 70 DO fagotting and simple EN-
nroiNery, as even little handworh Of
the sort about the neck aud sleeves OF a
lingerie blouse or simple wash gown
gives the garment an air Of distinction n
would not otherwise possess.
DOROTHY DALE.
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New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Ca
Steamer UIrica.

Change oil time in effect october ID, 1905
Leaves Wilmington, WeekdayA 500 a m ana
500 p. m.
Leaves fenns Grove. weekday 10 a N. and
bOO p. m.
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday. 500 a m. 400
600 and 1880 p m
Leaves Penn's Grove Saturdays 10 a m b.oo
and 100 p m
Leaves Wilmington. sundayE sSo a m And
l.30 p. m.
leaves Pennb Grove, sundays, 1850 q m,
and 400 d, m
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washabIe Bureau Covers.

WWNHWUIe UWFNHW NUNUTHs
The shops are full OF bureau scarfs and
table covers OF machine made lace and
embroidery on linen, and although some
Of these possess very good wearing quail.
ties the linen or lawn cover made at
home to at the bureau OF stand where II
Is TO be used Is generally much more sat
isfactory, and can be made for a fraction
OF what n bought scarf OF good quality
would cost. One very pretty style OF
scarf seen recently would be an excellent
model for the home worker, the material
edge OF the scarf being scalioped and
buttOnholed IN white wash cotton and
the owners initials being embroidered .u
one corner. These little pique scarfs are
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Complnlnt About Crosslnrs.

Complaint is made that the wet
weather has made the crossing In some
OF the west side districts very muddy,
which probably cannot be remedied
until the streets are permanently i'm
proved.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January lst. 1905

ArAinh ltttNt W Ah luAlOWG
For Chester and Philadelphia, LAB, AI5, tain
6sQ f7.l0 72O, 742, so 1907, $50 1900, so 1000
flO50 Ills, fli.S2, ll.45 a. M, f1240. l30, 2s6
25s, 1850, 4S5 500, f5.SO 607, i6 So 657,
1000 and tll00 pun. weekdays LAB, 4.l6. f7iO
As Il 300, 935, ll.4H 3. m, fl2l5 137 p co. asa
1850, sos. 1880, CO., t72S 9is, 1000 and fllO8
For Philadelphia only ass. s.s5 a m. l22a
300 622, 6ls, III ana 500 p. IN. weekdays. asa
500 a. M. 6lS, III and 500 p N. Sundays
For New York ttnrough expressl, LA e.39,
9.S5 las a. m, ~ ~ Fl3l, 3l0 h2A 6O7. s6.23
a. II, 928 D. m week ays. LAB s. 80 ~ll.45 a m;
sl.S7. 2bs, az. 6O7 st.23, I'll snd 9.2s p m
For boston without change, lOOOa- m. and 500
T. M. weekdays 500 p. n. Sundays
Baltimore and Washington. LOS, 4.21 us 500
e.lO flO14 1l.07, sll.4s A. NJ, rl2Sb ill ~208
a5g B. 8, 6.U8 70 70, 7.uO. t7.3l, 48,l5, 1900. D.
m and l2.lS night weekdays los 40, IT'S,
S.O2. tlO14, 1l.4S a. m. Fl2S5 F206 8.59, 525,
6.OS 500, "7Sl, sis, te.90p No., and ti2ls nishtS
eundayR
t4.48, 5.6s p. m. weekdays and t55s p m sun.
days.
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SHUFFLEBOARD

Merchant is on the lead again in the
Fraternal Eagles shullieboard tourna-
ment. but Mcguire stands highest IN
average. lie has played in less games.
The scores follow:
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The team that is to represent Will
mington at the Bowling Congress in
Louisville, Ky, on Saturday night de-
feated Green's Stars by the score CT
27l2 to $3.50, winning two out Of three
games.
The standing OF the teams in the
Tri- City Bowling League to date fol-
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BOWLING

Roach continues TO lead with the
highest individual average of any the
Iii City League bowlers. The averages
Of those 10 or better follow;
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stader's Garrick theatre for furnishing
high class entertainment is not likely /
TO suffer in any way by the show an
nounoed for tho week commencing to- |
day. 10 is n bill we'll qualified TO |
maintain the standard of amusement |
for which the house is we'll known.
huRh stanton and Florence Mcdena,
direct from Europe, are TO make their
first appearance In America IN four
years; Harry Howard and his tIoined
dogs and ponies will continue
feature that viii prove especially en-
tertaiuing for the young folks-a real
circus act on the stage. Morton,
1emple and Morton, in typical
vaudeville comedy and Borobatio act;
Potter and Hartwell, clever duo; The
Five Nosses, late OF 'Tha Earl aud
the Girl" company; Lizzie DAILY, q
a sister Of the famous Dan DAILY all
these and others will 20 to make up
the bill. II there is a week spot IN
the programme one would not know
where TO PICK il out.
Harry Clay Blansy, the clever little
comedian, will appear at the Lyoeum
tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday and
will agein duet of his standing room
ouiy" sign and have everything in
readiness to greet the most popular
little star OF the season in his new
ulav, "'lhe Boy Beind the Gun
which was written for him by his
brother, Charles ~. BlaneY, he will
be seen in continuation Of thrilling
adventures of hia original character,
"Willie Live, D" which he has made a
household word The normous success
of the new play, which tells story
] Historically correct of the Japanese
Ruseinn war, is unparalleled in amuae-
ment annals Of this country.
"An Ariatooratic TIamr", benuti .
/ ful and interesting comedy drama, will
I be produced az the Lyoaum next
thuraday. Friday and Saturday. Dur
ing the action Of tue play numerous
speoialties are produced. In most plays
whorB speointies are iuterpolated, the
notion is impeded and the audience
consequently irritated. In this new
drama, IAN AFistocfatio Tramp,
the Incidental musical numbers are so
spoutan eous and typical of the scenes
OF which they form a Part, that the
audience ~ continually entertained.
IAN Aristooratio Tramp" is booked
for three days.
Arkansas has often been the theme
Of song and story, and no melody ever
written has evolved more genuine
pleasure than 'Ihe Arkansas Travel.
or. The came may be said of % Hu.
man Hearts, - which is a strong story,
dealing with life in the Arkansas
Hills, only in addition to laughter
IT is mingled with heart interest anc
tears. Human Hearts" will he seer
nt the Lyceum March 18th, 18th anc
l4th.
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The contest will come to a close IN
about week or ten days,
o. Shields has passed both Hewett
and Gipp in the BHyard Legion shuttle
hoard tournament. The contest will
end on Wednesday night. The scores:
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For the coat and skirt suits for spring
wear the new wild or rough hnlsh
silks In shades suitable FOR street wear
VIII be very much In vogue.
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FOR THE SOUTH

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, LOS a m. and
1885 D. m. daily Limited, 5. 10 p m week-dayA
Southern Railway-Express, S02 a m asa
go and 7.s1 p m. daily. Limited, A04 p m
weekdays.
seaboard Air Line Railway-Express, 500 a M.
and g 882 % m daily. Limited, $50 p. m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-for Memphis
ana New Orleans. 6.26 D. m. daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Expreaas llVf q
M weekdays, SIS p. m. daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver
Sold by druggists and grocers.*
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BASKETBALL.

The Columbia basketball team was
defeated on Saturday nighht by the
First Infantry second team by the
score Of q to 20. The lineup:
Infantry Second. Columbia.
Ackerman .. forward. ........ Green
Speer. Morgan. forward. ..... Shields
Turner ......... centre ........ Bradley
King defence. ......... Ehart
Comfy ......... defence. ..... Deakyne
Field goals: Alderman, 3; Speer 7,
3; Morgan, 4 Turner, 3; Bradley, 4 ;
Green, .; Deakyne, l. From fouls
Bradley, 6; Ackerman, 3. Referee,
James Bowen.
Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold NV 4 drn0oiefe aud crornrs
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Much interest is being manifested in
the two-man tournament now in pro-
gress. Lawson and Green lead, with a
total of 1856 pins. The scores follow;
johnson ................... S5s
McCurdy'. ................... o55
Totals. 1865
Johnson ......... ................. oe6
Pennington .................... Sb9
Totals. .l737
Green. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 951
Lawson ............s...s... SOo
Totals. ...................1 1858
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pFLAWAnr nIVIsION.

For New Castle. 655 s.2S a. m sos s.l4 and
6.52 p. m. weekdays
FOR Lewes, SIS a m. and s.44 ?. m weekday
For Rehoboth, 82s a m. Tuesdays, Thuradayss
and Saturdays -.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar, e.28, i0.o1
9. m- S44, 6.52 p. m weekdays and lzoo nisna
For Harrington and way EtationA 6.b5 a N.
and sos p m weekdays. ~.-.
and Norfolk, 10.5S IN. weekdays and l2Oo night
daily.
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FnR ArI.ANr1o CITY.

Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 am,
2.5s ana 618 p. m weekdays al4 a m, ana
6.l6 .. M. Sundays.
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii cali
for and check baggage from hotels and roIi-
nor further information, apply to J. H. No
Williams, City Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
or AZ the station.
w. W. ATTERBURY. J. R WOOn
General Manager Pass'r Trafac Manages.
GRO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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The reputation Of Manager Docl.
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RFArPIcr CapEY.
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Andrew Mack will make his first
sppenrnnoe IN this city siuce bis return
from Australia, at the Grand Opera
House, next Monday night, when he
viii present his very suoossaiul play,
''Yhe Way 20 kenmnIe. y
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Bank Closes ~. Doors.

Chicago Aug The MilWuakes
Avenue state bank one ~ The larg
est outside of the down toKn district
aud having deposits ~ more than
$4,000 0eO Monday closed liz DOOR
folloSIng 9 run on the institution. The
FIRST iniimAiion Of trouble vas the ap
pearabce al the bank Of 20 policemen
who had been dispatched 10 prevent
anticipated disqFdOrB. the POLICE Sc
partmsnt having been notified 6Meially
tha' one % ne ofSers u The bant
had AhscOuicd
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Pulalanes on the Warmth.

New York, Aug IA special from
Manila says that one hundred and IL
~ Pulajanes pierced the military col
umn, burned the municipal buildings.
killed the eN.prcsident OF the town.
two former members Of the coustabu.
larry and three policemen at AbuyOn
Island Of Lyte. 20 miles from The
scene Of the recent fight Soldiers
aud constabu'ary are pursuing the ma.
rauders, Major Crawford, Captain
Klauber and eight men were ambush.
ed in northern LuIon while shooting
some rapids on a raft and the TWO Of
ficers and FIVE men were wounded
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Fourth Marc Of Victim.

Washington. Pa. Aug Robert
edward Pearce, 3-yearold boy. who
Mas shot by the negro. Elmer Demp-
Eer. last Sunday night lied Of hem.
Mortgages. caused by the bullet WOULD
nfiicted. The child was wounded At
be time Dempsier killed Mrs Pearee
I'd two other Of her children. The
bath OF the child has rekindled the
liter feeling against the negro in
Dc neighborhoOi of the Pearce tSne.
% there Is no fear OF VIOLENCE fell
81 the jail onicisls
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NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIDA
Brief Happenings From Various
Sections of State.
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS

Transpiring In THE Land Of Flowers. -
Things "Boiled Down" to Suit the
Busy Reader-Items of interest to
Al Glasses. e
The Dade county census is being
compiled.
It lie estimated that the assessed
value of property in DuVal county will
be about $l4 100000
Another three.story brick hotel is
20 be erected on East Wright street in
Pensacola. II will cost about S25, 900
The labor organizations OF Miami are
preparing TO celebrate Labor Day
Sept. l, on a more elaborate plan than
ever before
The resting season for farmers down
on the East Coast is over and they are
now all engaged in preparing lands for
an early fall and winter crop OF vege-
tablss. The early planting will be
mostly on pine and
Gov. Broward has suspended from
Office Sheriff Geo r. Garter Of Citrus
county, giving as his reason for go DO.
ing that Carter at two different times
without resistance permitted mobs -
take from his custody and lynch
two prisoners
At the lAst meeting Of the city coun.
Gil Of Orlando resolution was passed TO
submit to the voters n proposition to
issue bonds TO pave come OF the prnci.
pal streets OF the city With vitritied
brick. The proposition is 10 eIpend
about $4,000. Property owners all
favor the plan
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Tourists oorsS By s~ioel.rs.

E Mexico City. Aug Three Amsrt
Mas. Fred Joncs. Jerome Turner and
b. !. Wilson, have been arrested and
mt 10 Belem prison, charged Ni,h
faeticing swlndllns on American tc-r
4tS whom Il IL alleged. they lurea 20
bell tower Of a cathedral. Induced
|heir victims 70 gamble aud shen ~
Rttsr protested against the swinfl- =
Heas detective came gpuu the scene
Hixhieuing the losers Into s.rrrs
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rhlrd vletIm Of the Wreek.

Lorain. OHIO. Aug II F Yer
rick, the travelling salesman Of Ely.
|ria. O. injured In the wreck ~ The
Lake Shore Traction line at Vermil.
lion, died In s. Joseph hospital early
Sunday. Yerrio[>s skull was crushed
'hnd an operation failed 10 have ben.
'eiciRl results Yerrick was the third
.sictim n the wreck 20 die Cy Young
pf Beater Dam. Pa. and Harold Gen.
pei, OF Leda. o.. FOR whom there was
little hope lasi night are SIN alive
&nd the hospital physicians say they
Fill recover All told, - persons were
'sniured