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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-14
"DUTCH" WILSON ARRESTED.
Charged With Taking Funds Belong
ing to LewistoWn Eagles.

Butte, Dec. 13.-George Wilson,
more commonly known to the green
cloth fraternity as Dutch" Wilson
was arrested in Butte yesterday af
andternoon by Deputy Sheriff Frank
Burke and will be taken to Lewistown,
Mont, to face charge of having de-
camped from that city about a year
ago with $3.50 belonging to the local
aerie of Eagles.
Sheriff l.. p. Slater, of Fergus coun-
ty, received information several days
ago to the effect that Wilson was In
Butte. The sheriff's Office in this city
was notified and Wilson was arrested
yesterday afternoon.
The prisoner is said to have admit
ted his indemnity, and representa-
tive of the Fergus county sheriff's Of
flee is now enrOute to take the prison
er back for trial.
Under Sheriff Ed Martin came in
from Butte last evening with Dutch
Wilson. The latter gave bonds i'm
mediately, and his friends We're soon
busy. for Dutch" has always been a
popular fellow in the circle in VIII. ch
he moved in this city. II was stated by
these friends that the whole matter
would unquestionably be settled at
once, and the case dropped. They
claim that the trouble grows out OF
Wilson's carelessness rather than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
THRILLING STORY
OF RESCUE At SEA
Standard Oil Steamer Steams Be
side Burning House in Storm.
Taking Occupants Off.
CAPTAIN COMMITS SUICIDE
Strain Upon Mind Too Great.
browns Himself When
Storm Is Over.

NEW YORK. October cs.-A thrilling
story - the rescue of haif "a dozen men in
tie recent storm Of Florida KEYS and the
~-o-e llent suicide Of an insane captain.
vas related by Captain Rudolph Robeil.
~ re STANDARD oil Company's steamer
Captain a VI Lucas. which arrived here
to-day after the most tempestuous vow
age ~ her career The rescued men
were fishermen. whose h0u=eb1ats had
been swept 70 sea by the eaIe
The plight ~ the fishermen was called
% the attention OF n watchman on the
Lucas during the height of the storm by
signa--iire. which they were burning
on top of their houseboat Before assist
ance could be sent 70 the mon tho sig
nal-fre had spread TO the houseboat. and
the men We're in imminent danger OF
being burned 70 death There wa no
time to lower n boat and so the steamer
vas run alongside the burning houseboat
and the men were rescued. The news OF
the rescue was transmitted TO Miami bv
wireless telegraph. and the Lucas mo
ceeded northward
on October 2oth the sea ouietc5 and
The trip was continued without incident
until Iuesdny. Then Albert Nelson.
whose home is IN BROOKLYN. suddenly
jumped UP from the dinner tabla
screamed out: II can stand this no long
err ran 10 the rail and jumped into
the sea HIS mind. II was said. had be-
come deranged. a boat searched the sea
for some time for him. but no trace OF
Nelson was found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
HINES MONUMENT
TO Be ERECTED
Supreme Lodge to Restore to Vir-
ginia Grand Lodge $40, 900
Lost by Bank Failure.

NEW ORLEANS. la. October 26.-
The monument 20 Samuel Holder Hines
i'm Richmond. Va, by the Knights Of
Pythias. viii hs erected very shortly.
This action was decided upon lust be-
fore final adjournment Of the supreme
Lodge. which concluded its labors at
midnight
on recommendation OF a special com
mittee. the supreme Lodge voted to nav
e. the Grand Lodge OF Virginia the sum
OF 10000 for the Hines memorial fund
which was lost In bank failure at
Wilmington, Del. years ago. The money
had never been repaid to Virginia At
this session tie Supreme Lodge has
ruled that the FUND was in its keeping
and that It should stand the loss and not
the Hines Memorial Association. Judge
y. O. Richard SON, supreme representa-
tive from Richmond. has led In secur-
ing the restoration OF the SO. 600. and
on behalf the rginia Grand Domain he
thanked the Supreme Lodge
1t was learned tonight that before
adjourning TIE knights Of Pythias de-
termined to f1ht through the courts the
organization recently formed by negroes
in the State OF Georgia, calling them
selves the Supreme Lodge. Knights OF
Pythias of North America and Australia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
State FAIR PROFITS
WILL EXCEED $4,000
Board Of Directors Will Meet
Next Wednesday Night and
Wind Up Affairs

Mr.. Mark Lloyd, secretary in charge
Of the headquarters Of the virginia state
Fair Association. stated yesterday that
while he had not been able to ascertain
precisely the profits Of the association
at the recent exhibition. he was confident
that the surplus over all expenses would
be from $4,000 10 $1,000 lie could NOT
approximate it more accurately. but was
certain that the net profits would ex-
coed $1,000
Mr.. Lloyd IS still paying claims OF con-
tractors and others TO whom the asso-
citation was indebted, but tho statement
OF profits takes account Of all these ex-
penses. The headquarters will have 70
be closed in a few days. as the store
room IN which they we're located has been
leased by q business firm for use after
November 1St.
The board OF directors OF the Fair As-
ISOLATION Will meet next Wednesday niebt
IN the annex of Murphy's Hotel II te
expected that at that time a deAnite
financial statement may be presented and
the affairs Of the recent exhibition wound
up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

The movement for the early closing
Of saloons in tAls city is gathering
volume and momentum as it advances.
Hundreds of those who favor the plan
prefer not % express themselves on the
subject in print. but privately admit
their cordial Endorsement OF the move
ment Break UP the dives that four
ish after Midnight" IS the demand being
echoed by many citizens of every class
merchants. bankers. lawyers. physicians.
statesmen. employees AMI laborers.
one prominent gentleman engaged in
the jobbing trade stated yesterday that
he was heartily in favor OF the PROPOSE
ton. and believed il tc be in the in
terest of good order and good morals.
lie preferred that he be not quoted
thereon. as he had friends whose views
were diametrcally opposed 10 his lie
stated emphaticaily however. that lie
considered the movement an excellent
one. and hoped that It would be carried
to contamination.
Several Councimen who were asked
for statement on tie question begged
10 be excused from being quoted. as they
would have TO pass upon f. either in the
Ordinance Committee or N the Council.
one member OF the Council declared he
favored earlier closing. but was not we'd
ded to midnight as the hour He added
Continued on Tenth Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Pensions for Confederate
Widows

Judge W u Vai,eb,- ..~
the Floyd county carlp i,t-o,5,,-,., ''.'' o1
olItion declarine for a cbanvo io -, @ 1-.
ginia pension l8vs u,n,.h ,a-.t' 'I-
granting OF a persiov - - c. '"e
widow unless sb.. was bfs leI.,ts ..
lst day of Nav. 49,. TTo r,-o-,,..is ~
amend the law hv cha,ef-.~ -, -, -
1876 and sunpor-te,4 t5, -es'ef,,.i.. ",-,. 90
eloquont sr,ecch III. -osoI,.+i,.- ~ ''it
for the arpotrrr,ent ~ . -. '''.t
urge the amendment ~ +ho low ~
resolution was ador+s5 ,,.fti.,... "a. ITO
Colonel Tom Sui+b of yy-s--,......
chairman OF tha c,r,r,i+tsa -, --~,,..,,
resolutions ON fn. f..tb ~ r.,.,,~,t r,
bricl c. Wharton. rht.1 relt4oa-t-,,or,-
mander OF fh. os-rr AND r,-.fet,, -,.,,,....,.
Elicit. aafutant-e.1.rsI az rhs 1-i~r,~is
,aron ,r...a,-sl tr. -.r,-+
General Wharton was rhs 5ivisio, ,.,.,-
rnapder NJ Colonel sr,i+b s~s ,l-,,.,..- ,
member of the latses's fathers Family.
- 49, tt. 49,. 'e enar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
MAY RUN TROLLEY
LINE TO BON AIR
Reported That Abandoned Road
bed Of Old Midlothian Railway
VIII Be Used.
CONFERENCES BEING HELD
Suggestion That Passenger and
Power Company May Even
tually Be Interested.

A well-founded rumor. being discussed
with considerable animation in certain
quarters, is to the effect that before tho
next days FOR wheat harvesting shall roll
around the people Of Bon Air and prob
ably several points south OF that vii
lago will be riding from their homes
10 Richmond on well regulated trolley
line.
Citizens Of Bon Air and a number Of
the stockholders Of the Bon Air Company.
the owners Of nearly all Of the unim-
proved property in that village. have re-
Gently held number OF important con-
ferences with gentlemen who control Ger
tain rights Of way. with a view OF reach
ing an agreement By which "a trolley line
shall he built ON the abandoned road
bed OF the ancient Coalheld or Midlothian
Railway Al meeting held "a few days
ago, II is understood. an arrangement
was perfected by which it Is expected
the work Of building the trolley line. as
far as Bon AIT will be commenced be
tween now and spring and hurried to
completion so rapidly that summer Visi-
tors TO that village Will have. the choice
next year OF electric or steam routes.
Previous Efforts Recalled.
The proposed trolley line. fl is said will
start from point I'm Manchester and fol-
low the roadbed Of the old Coalfield Rail-
way 10 point TO the south of Bon Air
there turn squarely or and make a strafg 4
shoot over a new lire to Bon Air. IL Is
known that "a gentleman last summer ac-
quired the right of way along the old
roadoed as far as Midlothian. and it was
understood that the purpose was to run
"a trolley line 20 that point and perhaps
farther on down the turnpike.
While the gentleman was acting in his
own name and apparently OF his own voH-
ton. II was believed at the time that
Dee was really getting the matter in
shape To turn the business over to the
Virginia Passenger and Power COMPANY
when that company's properties get out
or the hands OF receivers. and that finally
the Passenger and Power Company viii
he the owners Of the line to Bon Air
Midlothian and other points in Chester
field county.
II will be remembered that judge I,eake
Continued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
WILL PROSECUTE
CAPITOL BOARD
State Treasurer Berry, Of Penn
sylvania, Will Have Scandal
Investigated.

HARRISBURG. PA. October Estate
Treasurer Berry. a Democrat. who vvas
elected last year by the reformers. said
to-day that he would recommend to At
torney- General Carson that criminal pro-
ceedings be Instituted against members
OF the Board Of Public Grounds and
BuIldings, who contracted for the furnish
ing and equipplng Of the new state Can't
tol. which cost the State $4,000 900. Mr.
Berry is preparing a letter to the Attor-
hey-General which he expects to have
ready to forward Monday.
Berry claims that the board exceeded
us legal authority IN contracting for
nearly 100000 Of work on the building.
The State Treasurer says he viii repIv
iater TO Governor Pennypacker's letter OF
yesterday, defending the conduct Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Not to Provoke Uncle Sam
BEAUTIFUL MARBLE
EDIFICE IS DEDICATED

VICKSBCRG. MISS. October 26.-The
Illinois Memorial Building, a splendid
marble structure that cost $4,000. and
was erected as a tribute OF Illinois to its
soldiers who fought in the siege OF Vicks-
burg. was dedicated at the Vicksburg
National Military Park to-day with elab-
oratc ceremonies. in which the First
Regiment. National Guard. Of Illinois,
and the militia OF Mississippi headed by
Governor Charles S. Deneen. Of Illinois,
and Governor Vardaman, of Mississippi,
took part.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Confederate Reunion
Ends With a Grand
Ball.
NORFOLK NEXT
MEETING PLACE
General Sdth Boiling Compli-
ments Captain Davy Brown
on His Accurate Work
and Untiring Efforts
as Quarter
master.

Especial Prom sta0 Corrsspondentl
ROANOKE. VA. October 25-The Con-
federote reunion ended tonight with
grand bali would have said IL ended
with tho session of the Virginia Division
Of United Confederates this afternoon had
not 80 many of the boys who wore the
gray forty-odd years ago been at the
bail given by the Sons Of Veterans to-
night in honor OF the visiting sponsors
and Daughters OF the Coufederacy The
veterans are leaving Roanoke. but slowly.
They know good thing when they see il.
The hospitality Of the city has been
extended with "a heartiness and whole
souled generosity that touched the hearts
OF the veterans. used as they are to re-
ceiving the best Virginisns OK a younger
generation can offer. The session of the
Grand Camp to-day was important. all
Thought not of especial interest. The
most important business, transacted was
the elevation OF Captain ". H. Stewart.
of Portsmouth. from the position Of first
Lieutenant grand commander 20 that Of
commander and the selection of Norfolk
as the next place of meetins.
Morning Session.
Rev. pr. j William Jones. Chaplain
General OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams. made the opening prayer upon the
conventions beine callei to order by
Commander Fulton.
Commander Fulton on behalf OF ths
Roanoke street Railway and Electric
Company. announced that General Man
ager j. W Hancock had authorized him
To say that from noon to-day until II
o'clock tonight all veterans and Sons
of Veterans and ladies' wearing Confed-
crate badges. wouiI i-a allowed To- ride
on cars Of tho company free of charge.
General Suth Boiling pro sented tn9
report Of the Finance Committee. auditing
the report Of Quarterm1ster David A.
Brown The report was found correct and
Captain 'Davy." as all cali him. was
commended for his accurate work and un-
firing efforts
The statistics Of the report are as tol-
lows:
Collected during 1905. SS84so: expended.
1-2l9. balance s5o007. due Ouartermas-
ter in salary SO
Rev. DR. Jones read a letter from
Mrs Norman Y. Randolph. president os
inc Richmond Chapter. Daughters OF
tne 'ontederacy. asking the virginia
veterans TO endorse the work OF erecting
a building at the jamestown FxDosfrfo,,
undertaken hv -he Daughters Of ia,
'ontoderacy The building is 90 he nod-
eied after Reauvoir." tho home of rra.t-
aent Davis. The movement was endorsed
10y an enthusiastic vote.
\ second resolution proposed bv DR.
Jones endorsed the movement inauslir-
"'en oy fHends OF the University OF Mis-
S'-Ii 20 apply to the erection OF q Cow
iederate memorial hall at TN, institu+so,
war claim of S5oo0 which the stats
mas turned over 10 rhe institution.
Jones stated that President Jesse
,"Nersity. was a Nirginian and
am old Confederate. and the resolution
,nuorsing the project was adopted unan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
COWBOYS LYNCH NEGRO FOR
VIOLATING EDMUNOS ACT

i,oSW ELL. y. NJ. October e6--siah"
fltts' negro. who was run out OF town
two weeks ago, after serving ninety davs
ior violation of the Edm1nds act was
yHched hy COWBOYS at TcIrah Texas
yesterday The accessory white wo-
man. followed the negro Co T.rrah AMI
they We're living together The cowbovs
vent In the night and placed "a rope
around the neck OF the negro. FIs Was
dragged 10 death and then hanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
TENNESSEE" CHOSEN
AS PRESIDENTS SHIP

PHILADELPHIA. PA. October 3s.-The
cruiser Tennessee IS expected TO sail from
League Island for, Hampton Roads on
Monday. It has practically been decid-
ed that President Roosevelt on his trip
20 Colon. Panama, viii sail on the cruiser.
The cruiser Washington is being rapidly
prepared for departure and Is also under
orders to sail as soon as ready FOR Hamp-
ton Roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Movement Gathering Force and
Action by Council Is Conf
IDENTIFY Expected.
WHAT PROMINENT MEN THINK
City Is in Urgent Need Of New
Ordinance. General Ander-
son Thinks.
Says Sentiment
Is Overwhelming

~ think there Is no doubt that the
movement locking &c the early closino
or Richmond saloons Will prevail
Sentiment seems 10 me 70 be over
~hel1inG In favor OF it"-H. w.
Morton, member OF the city Council
and we'll known business man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Surround Town and Running
Fire Is Kept Up to No
Effect

ODIN, ILL. October 26-The Bank OF
Odin was dynamitcd and looted bv a
gang or safe-rohbers early to-day. The
report Of the explosion attracted a crowd
OF citizens 20 the scene. and a r,lnnine
fight onsued. in which more than thirty
shots were fred. The bandits escaped
with an their booty. the amount OF which
IS not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
DIXON LOSES HIS CASE
IN PHILADELPHIA COURT

PHILADELPHIA. October 26.-Judge
Sulzberger IN Common Pleas Court yes
terday. refused 70 grant an Injunction. re-
straining Mayor Weaver from interior
ing with tho ~ oduction at the Walnut
street Theatre of "The C1anstnan
which the Mayor suppressed as The re-
suit Of a protest BY negro citizens Tba
negroes claim the play IS infiammatorv
and en- insult 60 their race The plav
was produced az tho theatre last Monday
for a r7Ir Of two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
TRAIN STRIKES MOTOR
CAR, KILLING TWO MEN

SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. October 26.-Ja-
cob StOudt. supervisor OF interlockers OF
the Big -Four Railroad. was instantly
killed. and NJ +. Potter superintendent
OF bridges. was fatally hurt TO-DAY. iust
north Of Milford. Ohio. on the DelaV,,re
division The men were on a motor
car. engaged in the inspection of bridges.
when they were struck bv q srecisI So
Both men reside IN this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
BANKS DYNAMTTED:
THOUSANDS STOLEN
Blow Open Safe. Secure Large
Sum and Disturb No
One.

JEFFERSON CITY MO. October %
Information was received here to-day that
tho Bank OF jamestown. IN Monteau
county. thirty-hve miles from here. was
entered last night by robbers who blew
open the safe and secured $500 They
escaped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
COURT 8 DECREE
WIPES OUT SLATE
Court Declares Nominating Pc
tition Improperly Made
Out.
RAISE A CORRUPTION FUND
This Charge Made by Johnson,
Hcarst's Manager, Regarding
COrtelyou's Visit.

NEW YORK. October 2s.-whilo the
eubernator.al candidates Of the Repub-
hcan and Independence League and
Democratic parties were campaigning
upstate to-day there was no dearth Of
political interest in this city. where a
court decision practically wiped out the
local Congressional. senator and as
semh.y ticket OF the Independence
League.
Reversing the ruling Of tho Board Of
Elections. the appellate division Of the
Supreme Court declared many nominal
ing rctitions filed by the league TO have
heen improperly made in that they were
Intended 20 nominate candidates Who
wue TO run in overlapping or extended
districts
The Exceptions 70 this ruling were most
lv nominees against whom no protests
had been made. and whose cases couse-
Qucuuy did not come before the court
Many Democratic candidates were among
those removed. all Of whom sought places
under the leagues emblem OF the bal
anccd scales. The leagues judiciary
ticket alone remains intact The League
viii carry the matter 10 the Court OF
Appeals If that body can he convened
IN special session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
SPANISH BARK, MANY DAYS
OVERDUE, ARRIVES SAFE

s5anis5 SS 5SSWICk, hsI,, ~, GA. October 2eThe
which had been practically given up as
l9st, T2 Deing three weeks overdue from
Havana, arrived or her course. but sitd
not sustain any serious damage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

Bearing the coiors fo- -.rtot, .t... -..,,
a.. ,,.-.,... -
anu "' 'i''ii'- eacn
"f S"'"i hut enthusiastic advance
guard of rooters. the football teams Of
Cd. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
t,e r-ni,.e-si+,, OF N-o-,h c,r,i.,,. ..-- ..-
the ground. ready for a test Of strength
to-day in the greatest grdir0n struggle
Richmond viii witness this season.
holh eleVens came In last night and
tv0h up u,elr quarters al me nc chmond
li''s ,'DAiHs SCioHeeI 'i-ih H"u b'en
IeloI1'n ana cteauns an Enltessl'n "i
the rooters- The Carolina team was the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Upstate Conditions.

While to-day's decision directly affects
the local ticket only. some concern was
expressed tonight regarding its possible
effect upstate I'm places where the same
practice in the matter Of nomination pc
ttious may have been followed
Max T. Ihmsen, manager OF the cam
paien OF William r Hearst for the In
dependence League. to-day made "a state
ment i'm which he charged that Post
master-General iCortelyou had come 10
New York 70 show Chairman Woodruff,
of the State Republican Committee how
90 raise an enormous corruption fund.
Mt Woodruff promptly issued a denial
Of the accusation.
Charles L. Hughes, Republican nominee
for Governor. addressed large audiences
q. Batn and Corning to-day. William X.
Hearst. the independence League and
Democratic candidate. went TO ALBANY.
Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Make Test Case.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 26.-Judee
Wolbertou. Of the United states Circuit
Court, yesterday Issued an order 70 the
Board Of Education OF San Francisco
citing that body 10 show cause why an
injunction compelling the reinstatement Of
J Nasuhura, Japanese pupil recently
excluded from the Pacific Heights tfra anl-
mar School should not 30 issued The
board IS ordered 10 answer on Novem-
bcr 5th.
This order was issued following al ap-
plication FOR an injunction presented to
Judge Wolberton. with the intention Of
making this "a test case
Not to Provoke Uncle Sam
TOXIC. October 26.-The allegation that
the retirement Of Andshipman Asahi
Kiteak from the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. was due 10 tho request Of
the japanese embassy at Washington. is
deemed here TO be impossible. as the
japanese government is carefully avoid
ing anything likely to provoke the United
States. Kitgakis parents are without
word from him. but it Is believed mis- re-
tiremcnt was entirely voluntary and in
no way connected with the situation at
san Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Boycott Of RESTAURANTS.

Nl-.ol lnt Aok. also represented 70 Sec
rerefr Root that Japanese restaurant
h-arrs in san Francisco have suffered
i.a entities.
AZ .s.-r seven or eight reports have
tr- made concerning "A boycott inau-
r4rttel against these restaurants. and
t..-e reports state that agents have
ie.n posted 90 prevent patrons from en-
tortre the restaurants and IN several
Instances stones have been thrown and
windows broken.
Administration officials DO not hesitate
g. express privately their views OF the
American feeling growing out Of the
wrongs which the japanese declare they
have suffered and one member Of the
Cabinet said to-day after the meeting
that tne general opinion u the Cabinet
Was that the situation was exceedingly
grave and would require the most deli
cate treatment TO prevent an open rup-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

Continued on Third Page)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Fourth Annual Home Coming

of Paw
ing We al
inpd
dampbo
will
pewIlha
ball
which be
will judcioudy We will
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Spread of Contract System.

The contract system of supply, the
London Mail remarks, is being eX-
tended to every branch of the public S
necessities. A London firm, for 800
year received in installments, IL de-
sired, will supply one dress suit, one
lounge suit, one morning suit, one
flannel suit, one frock coat suit, two
overcoats, one winter, one summer. A
Manchester firm supplies other cloth
ing, hosiery, shirts, gloves, etc, for a
fixed quartely sum.