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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
BoTHA RECEIVES OVATION
Former BOer Leader, Now Premier M
Colony, T. Greeted with
Cheers,

LONDON April l2-General Botha. pre-
mier OF the Transyaal colony, arrived here
today 70 attend the conference Of colonial
premiers. The reception accorded the gen
al both at Southampton and in London
WAS remarkably hearty.
Great crowds cheered him wherever he
appeared. Al southampton he was ON
cially welcomed by the meyor and cor
Toration OF that city and I'm reply 10 the
address General Bctha humorously referred
to the occasion when on the battlefield he
Lad been su, rounded by Englishmep
against his will. He added that he was
thankful he now was IN a position 10 allow
himself TO be surrounded by any number
OF Euglishmen without fear OF the conss-
Quencea
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
DOCTOR HELD FOR TRIAL
Missouri Attorney Ignores COrOneF's
Verdict and VIII Test sanity
of PhyHioiau.

CAPE GIRARDEAU, No, April l3.-Tha
verdict Of the 90 Cner's jury that Mrs. DIT.
4 D. Blomeyer, who died mysterlously
Wednesday, had committed suicide, has
been ignored by County Prosecuting At
torney Alexander and he today caused a
guard TO be placed over DIT. A. u. Bio
meyer and applied for the appointment Of
lunacy commission. DR.. Blomeyer was
found unconscious when the death OF his
wife WAS discovered and lay IN an adjoining
room.
When he was restored to consciousness he
declared his wife mad taken her life by IN
Jecting morphine. Testimony OF servants
Of the household was 10 the effect that Dr.
Blomeyer had QuaTTeled with his wife prior
10 her death
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
nnmnr o, cn.aInter ArehhI.hon

ROME. April l1-It IL reported that either
Bishop Carroll OF Helena, Mont, or Bishop
Koans OF Cheyenne. Wyo., will be appointed
coadtutor archbishop OF San Francisco, a
post lef vacant by the death Of Arch
bishop Montgomery
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
YERKES RESIGNS HIS OFFICE
cOmmissioneF of Internal Revenue
Quits Government Service to
Enter Law Practice

WASHINGTON, April l3. John W
Yerkes, commissioner Of internal revenue,
has resigned and his resignation has been
accepted BY the president He leaves the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14

Belle Fourche Cattle Growers assOcia-
tion, organized to push the plan Of local
inspection, holds annual meeting. sheep
men meet and organize at Belle Fourche.
pnUa a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Sunday, April "a, 1907.
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fsira and
warmer sunday. Monday partially cloudy.
FOkEtASE FOR IDWA-FHir, slightly
warmer Sunday. Monday fair and warmer.
LeuLCraLALe II y.-ama NaaLeIlaL.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
COLONIES TO CONFER

SO<OANl i " NOANA LA
IN 1erial Conference Is to Open Monday
with Many Qus-t,ons to Pore.
TRADE AND DEFENSE IMPORTANT ISSUES
rsmisrs Of Colonies Are not United on
Plans for Dsvslopnsnt
LIFE INSURANCE IN UNITED KINGDOM
Over Five Billion Dollau Of Risks Are
Now in Force.
CHANGES TO BE MADE IN NAVAL BASES
Complete REORGANIZATION of DefenseS
of East Coast of Great Britain
f. Undertaken aud New
Docks BuiIt.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14

CConunued on Second Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
correspondence Goes n

The remainder Of Hulrs testimony relate
to certain correspondence between Hunt
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
sPQRTs.
LOCAL.

William scully, absent from omaht
eight years and believed TO be dead, re
ports from New Orleans. where he is sicl
and needy I, Page
Irving d. Hull testified in land frau'
cases, telling of deal between defendant
and old soldiers whereby latter were t
make entry to land I, Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14

No Filthy Sensations
THE ON AHA BEE
Best IL. 1" West
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
MAGAZINE SECTION.

In the Magazine Section of this mum
Der will be found a brief biography o
Mrs. Virginia c. Van Norstrand, one Of tn,
earliest of brides to come to Omaha; Rob
ert Weidensall's letter on France Van
adium in Steel Making; Work OF the Re
clamation Service; Progress in the FielC
OF Electricity; Gossip Of Plays and Play
ers; Musical Note and Comment.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
Jorite Yrobibitioniit @npernpr
0g0.

Sra Wafbington meI0es un0er
II. 0s.: Sionep qerbam, oen fprIte
Yrobibitiona@uDerner / Wlaine, ION
090e Der 9aar, bar en- meget be-
fen0t U2ano / tine beOIte 2tar. 0da
blep fsot WoooItoct, Wle., 0en 27.
Darts 1919. S 10 2turs 2uoeren
b!tp ban Stolel9rer og fulgte Oenne
geItaftigelIe / femten 2tar. S 1853
6leO ban uonaont til Meolem al nS6e
State 9oaro Of 9tgritulture".
Mr. per9am bar Oemotrat inoiil
1858, men iIutteOe Jig oerefter til ost
republitanite purti. S 1854 bleD
ran inooalgt Statslegislaturen oJ
blsO Itrats Oalgt til nSpeuter"
3 1862 bleb ban ienOt til aons
gltsIen og bleO aenOalgt / 1864 og
1866. 5 1870 bleO ban oalgt til
Ouoernpr Wtaine og genbalgt meo
fOreget Utajoritet 1871 og 1872.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
SSorOlf9lp | Nerito.
30 gper goela8t. t.
5lsre or9bte og en- bel , e
dureoe.

llnoer / 8dars Oato meOoeles /
Oag til Utorgen ON ct alporli9t
SorOitelO Merieo.
Meloingen tommer fra Gbilpans
cinpo, Der. 0enne 9p, Der bupoe
en- gefoltning paa omtrinS 1900,
Iiges at pere fomplet e0eldgt If
Sor0iteloet. II MenneIter OiOes 1t
oere or9bte. og 27 er tommen Iemt
Ii! Staoe. Der beriter Den piloeitt
ganit, og 6Olt flper no paa 2anoet.
Sor0en peo6lioer at ougge meo N
6alp 5imes Nellemrum, og minOre
8hitelier fllOfprer goeteggelTesz
0pstet.
giOere 6eo0tr set, at gpen
Gbilapa 1,5Oo Sn66pggere), 40
ailomeier noropitlig Retning fra
oOennaonte 9p, ogidd er bleOen poe
logt; men Der er intet 6ert oerfrd
med 6enipn til 0pOe og iadreOe.
Der incomes 0esuoen en- anoen
80. Sirtla. Iom man ogIaa frbgter
fer er soelagt, men Ser er intet bsri
Oerfrd. Den ligser lige ainien al
Soroitelbet.
Sra GbiIapa Ien0tes felgenOe Sc
ls9r1m til set fsoerdle aontor /
llerico 6itn:
n@ore Nl9nO arbeioer / Sen ofents
lige Sdbe. Ser berIter en- frpgtelig
qanit, ou SorOen OeobliOer at rpite
mt0 regelmeslige Wlellemrum. Seno
os 5elte, Iad ri ian eta6lere ct aOn>
ter uOe paa olnoet."
2ll Communication meO 8eittpiten
har O9ret afltdaren iioen oen ferIte
itarte RpItelIe, o. Ser biOes intet om.
fbao man bar liot Oisfe Ggne. Den
narmeite iterre Sb, qlcapulco, 131
Stilometer Spopeit 6erfor, bar man
Inlet 1ert ira.
9ultanerne Golima og Serullo er
bsags belissenoe t oenne Region, Og
nan frbgter for. at SoroitelOet TIA!
tepirte, at De bliper mere attipe, og
Der pil lie itsrue Staoe paa 2io og
Gjenoom.
gtationalbanten Merico Gitp bar
rnotaget ct telegram, Iom flyer, at
800 Menneiter / oe to fsrItnebnte
9ber bar miitet 9ipet oeo SOrbifaIs
Tel. Men man tror oct life Regse
rinastreoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
fra &risen | Wiellemamerifa.

Observation-Disclosures / Dai6ins=
ten bar / 9aar mootaset Meloing
Dn, at &anonbdaoen nprinceton'
brorpda preIioent 8onilla af 6on=
euras bapoe iest 5ilflugt, 2sroass
fo,loo 2lmapdld.
Oct iiges, at pr9iioent 8onilla
oil 6lioe ldnoiat / Salina Gru8,
Werico.
5ans 8ortfsrelie er I OOerenss
itemmelie meo en- Operenstomit mel
lem praiioent 3epala at g1icuragua
o9 preIioent 5isuera at SdlOaoor.
0onourds' preiioent ifulos foriaoe
Gentralamerifa.
9eitemmelierne ON Den bonourez
anite Sopnebb 2(mapalas Ooergioelie
III oe nicaraguanite Sropper u0feres
freoelist. Sfglse Meloinser fra
&ommanber Dople og pbilip 8ronn,
Sefret9r | @udtdmaias 2egation,
fieo oe Ialbaooreanlte Sropper
9(mdpdla trdnsportereoe al ,princee
!or" til Ga Union.
Wlr. 9ropn flyer. at en- plan for
en @eneralSaonference til 5orbanbs
ing ON 5or6oloene mellem Staterne
| Gentralamerita | 5remti6en moo
toaes meo 5ilfreos6eo. Der Tpnea
ioaleoes at neres en- Smule 6adb
pm oarig 5reo / 5remtioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
Gn iornGrmet Guinoe.

Der bar nosen 5io p9ret itres
set ON en- Wirs. GlausIon. Der oiloe
bait Q(uoiens bos Den foenite &onse
scr at antlage Il. 9. Wiiniiter Sra
res. Od bette life lptfeoes, rejite bun
IporenItregs til 2lmerita for at be
ildge Jig for preiioent 9iooieOelt.-
Dftte ilog ogiud fell, Og MI 9eoosr
Sc! fra DaT6inston:
Ulrs. SOa BON eluusion, iom bar
peret bdarOt uOe efter G6drles $.
@raoes, De 5oreneoe 5taters Minis
ter i 5berrig. fOr0i ban negteoe at
frnIenitrs benoe fOr Song Oscar,
rtjie i 5Orsodgs berfrd til Nep
gorf. 6un er fremoeles meset Oreo
bper, at pr9iiOent gtooieoelt negteoe
at bsrs paa benoes 9eiOGringer pber
or Wlr. og Wlrs. @raoes.
Scr 9ffreiien berfrd Loo Den eners
6.Ite Dame offentligssre ct rStates
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

rent, Iom life er naaOigt oOer for
9iooieOelt. DUN flyer bl. a.:
.Seg er tommen til Den Slutning,
ii jeg life FAR nogsn llOIigt til at
opnaa HetferOig6eo bos Yreiioent
&ooieOelt eller Observation-Disclosures
tet. Wten ieg gnifer at ilaa fdit meo
al en- trantet Og reIolut &Oinoes
Gdrme, at jeg Ital forfpI9e oenne
sag til gnoen. Slutningen forelige
Ger life enonu : ldngt fra. Seq
fu, Hanger Oprejsning for osn Snfult,
ieg bleo @enitano for / Stottbolm,
% jeg ifat iitterlig bioe at Itaffe mig
0en."
0erefter bruger BUN en- Del ltotrDt
ON prei iioent HooIeOeIt, Iom fal0er
/ alasIe me0 Sfal0sor0, og fort>
iGtter:
npreIioent HooIepelt inoe6aOer Ell
qei og megtig Sitting; men 1eg ffal
bile bdm, at ban life fan nn9te en-
ameritanit &oinoe getferoig6eO."
!0un pddfaloer olle umeritunIte
abin6ers U1eo0irfen / i'm fommenoe
& moo RooIeoelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
SbalU. Sagen fOrelobig cnbt.
3urptn blep lite eni9.
Gftre Gnteltber Sagsn.

5reodg @ftermiooag omtrina
alotien bdlo fire rdpportereoe Surps
en- / 5bdpsSdgen, at Oen life par /
Stdno til at opnaa gnisbeO, og Der
meO er Oenne fumpie Sag forelsbig
enOt. Surpen forbanOleoe / benpeo
A Elmer og itemte 8 @ange, Og
ett enote meO, at 7 itemte for itploig
Moro fprIte @rdo, os 3 for Sri
gipelie paa 9runO at 9anoiO.
Del er life uoen SnteresIe at Ie,
hooroan Der Itemtes 6Oer Sang. =
T0rite Sang itemte 8 for Woro /
istIte 9raO og for utOulifceret
TtigiueIis. qtnoen Gang; 8 for Moro
fprite 8raO og 4 for 6rigioelie.
Sre0.e @ang: oeIentIig iom anOen
@ang. 5ierOe Sang: 7 for Moro
fsrite GjraO, l for Ulan0orab i
frrit. 8rdo og for 5rigipelie.
5emte Sang: l for gaOro fsrite
ejraO. 8 for Manoorab fsrite 9raO
% fem for BrigioeIIe. Sjette Sang:
ligsiom forrige Sang. Sboen0e
Gang: li9eiaa. OttenOe Sang: 7
for Otoro fsrite 9rdo og for Sri
eipelie paa @runo al 8anoi0.
Utdn Ter. at Der 9runOen fun
ftrdnoreoes cen Stemme fra itploi5
II 5ri8ipelie pdd @runO af 8dnpio.
9e. Der itemte for 5rigiOelie, ito9
uyotteligs. Sum cen itemte bele Ii
Der for Utoro fsrite 9raO. Sets
T5ranoreOe oeres Stemme fra Mor0
ferlte 0rao til UldnO0rab fsrIte
erdo; Set giorOe 0e rimeligois Fos
at oinoe De ANDRE oper og IddIeoes
opnaa Gnigbeo. 0d & faa fordns
oreOs oeres Stemme tilbage til MorO
fgrite 9rdo, par alt 5ad6 ON at
opnaa Gnig6so forIounOet.
6orbersi / oenne sag bar baret
65 Rettergangsodge, fra 25. Sdnus
ar til II. gtpril. Og Rettergangen
bar ifslge De paalioeligIte Ooerld1
toitet Staten Heip gOrt $78,686, os
Shan bar Den toItet benbeo en- 5iers
feo.ls Million (oper $235, ,000).
SSorelsbig blep 5bap pitt tilbage
III 9pens 59ngiel, atbe Sombs". -
Sans 2(oOOtut bill fsse at faa BAN
!ealaot paa pbonos". inotil bans
Gag ital for isen, rimeli9pis lite for
IT, Gfterddr. Uien 0iitrittsdoootat
Serome pil beitemt mooiatte fig bans
9esldoelie moo &aution, os ban itets
.'r ia / oen Retning til, at en- U1ajos
rltet Itemte for bans StDloigbeo /
Ylor0.
Gnonu ital n9pnes entelte lf
Sbalps llogiftspoiter. 5ii 2aipper
0clmas 100000, til rGrperts"
$4,000, for bans Maaltioer $500,
fcr 3dbelgrammer etc. $500.
vi bar let eet 8lao gsre oen Be
mGrtnins, al baooe Oct D9ret en- fat
ia eaer lissfrem WSano, Der itso oJ
erabts STANFORD Wbite, iaa baOee
osn Sag bait enoe for Iense iioen.
d par Woroeren mart blepen oeoss
0smt. Gdn idd bore. 0et er piit
rimeligt. Ulen bertil er Dog at 6es
n9rte, at Iaa baboe perIonerne pGs
ret ulige. s bette 5ilFalbe er De boz
Ientlis no al iamme Sdmflnoss
tlasie. os oct fan lite Ifpnnes, at
9'ensene bar Tpiaet anosn glolle /
oenne sag, emo at 5bup bar funnel
sagl8ere oen beoite jurioiite 0jelp,
Der flnotss 2dnoet. og ban bar fun
net inotalOe alle De 9iOner, ban mem
Ie tlnoe game bans Sag. yor Oen
Glminoeltse 9eOioitbeo Ituar Oct tenn
mslig fart, at STANFORD gDbite bar
I'll iIetiere Garatter emo 5batp, og 1t
ban IelO baOoe Ddtt 6eonlplt bos
ocnne. Uien oerfor bar oct lite Het
Al 5bap at beone fig IelD Oeo at tasc
sen anoens Qip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
syellesturen nbiat.

0anif=ameritanit Selltabs 8eitDs
reie bar beiIuttet at uoi9tte oct pade
IGNITE 5allestogt iii Odnmart Suni
5. u. inotil piOere.
paa Oanit>ameritanlt Selitabs
Ueane:
Senrb 8. 6ert3. praiioeni.
Spar airtegaaro. Setret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

nOidmanttOngen fra grdIilien",
B. 6. Ueeber, Iom oi forleoen pmtulz
t' efter %. 81, sr bette glaos foz
lie gfummer 9enItano for nogle nars
fddenoe Spergsmdal fra en- ,,epentuel
8sber". San er aabenbart fremitirfst
'om en- ltor prdlbals os Sumbugger.
Saa seloer oct, ON ban tan Hare
fct fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
samOrrdoior belbr,oes i614 Sass.

wass Ointment saranisres at belbrece etbpsri
zhfrlbe al ilgenbe, iiousnoias bIseenoe eier irrni
fuOts oamOrrbciDsr 9 til IA 9ase, ensr 9engsn
lbasebeaIes. soc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

IS. 5. 5ietgen" af ScanoinaOidn>
e(meriean 2inien bar fortaot Gbri=
it:onsiauo meo 797 pas7aserer og
rentes til ylep Dort oen %. os. =
Sfibet bill after afIeile fra gaep gort
cen 2. Nlaj og bentes oa til Gbriz
lt;ansiano Sen IL. Miai
9grbebigit
". 6. Sobnfon e GO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
aortsleIle helbreOet paa en- saa.

Tag earatipe @romo Guinine Tablets. gens
aent tiIboee fro ale apotbeere, bus life teIbreoet
M Grubes glabu paa bber 2elfe Csc.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13
SILK FROCKS HERE
Pronounced Favorite Of Fashion for
the Late Summer and Early
Autumn.

SIX frocks are emphatically a fea.
ture of the late summer and early au~
tumn, for they are neither too thin
nor too heavy for comfort, and so nu.
merous are the bargains advertised in
fabrics of this nature that it would
seem as though every woman in any
walk of life might be able to realize
her day dream of possessing at least
one silk gown. She had best DUR
chase one Of the mauve shades, how
ever. if she would be abreast of the
times, for, with suggestion of white
next to the face, mauve is possible to
any complexion, and from present in.
dications will be popular shade of
the winter. In the novelty silks which
are striped when they are not checked
or polka-dotted, are seen some stun
ming effects in browns, blues and yel-
lows combined with white. The striped
silks may be made to trim themselves
by means of transversely used bands.
The plain pongees, sedos and orkedos
are also in high favor for early au-
tumn costumes and are being made up
about equally with long or short skirts
trimmed with one broad or a success
sion of bias bands, and with lace.
yoked waists with ornate short
sleeves
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13
SERVING THE FOWL
TWO DELICIOUS WAYS OF PRE-.
PAIRING CHICKEN.
When Pressed It Makes as Fine a
Dish as Could Be Desired
Steamed with Rice and
Mushrooms.

Pressed Chicken.-COver a young
fowl, cut in joints, with boiling water,
and let simmer until tender, together
with few slices of carrot, half an
onion, and a stalk Of celery. Remove
the skin and bones, and return them
with the broth to the fire, and let
simmer until reduced to about one
flesh is nearly cold, cut into tiny cubes
Or chop fine; remove the fat from the
broth, reheat, and stir the chicken into
it, adding salt and pepper and other
seasoning as desired. Decorate mold
with slices of hard-boiled eggs; in this
pack the hot chicken, cover with a
buttered paper bearing a weight, and
let stand until cold and set. Serve,
sliced thin, with salad.
Steamed Fowl with Rice and MusI-
rooms.-Truss fowl for boiling, rub
with the cut side of a lemon and lay
ON slices of salt pork or bacon and
steam with an onion and two or three
stalks of celery until tender-three
hours or longer. Have ready mound
of boiled rice, seasoned with butter
and salt, and dispose the fowl upon
this. Arrange mushrooms cooked in
the usual manner about the rice
Serve with the strained chicken liquor,
thickened with -four and enriched with
two egg yolks, beaten with a half cup
full of cream.
Jel'ied Chicken.-Boil chicken and
let it get cold in the liquor. Skim the
liquor from every particle of fat. Re-
move all the skin and bones from the
chicken and cut the meat into pieces
of uniform size. Soak a half-cup of
gelatin in half-cup of cold water. Mix
with the chicken dozen stoned olives
cut up small and two dozen canned
mushrooms, also cut small. Bring
the chicken liquor to a boil, add the
soaked gelatin and when this is dis
solved take from the fire and set
aside to cool. When it begins to
Jelly pour little of it into a mold
wet with cold watetr, put in a layer of
the chicken mixture and when this
begins to stiffen add more of the jelly
and more of the chicken, continuing in
this way until the mold is full. Set
In the ice chest for "a hours. When
ready to serve wipe off the outside of
the mold with cloth wrung out in
hot water and turn the chicken out
upon chilled platter.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13


of be
The
which
aion fashionable
what
the
Many
fully aund They should
regulation veil
with
beautiful all
veil
to
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13

"Bige, I'm awfully sorry but there's
railroad president waiting to see
ME and"
He lives right here in town, don't
he? Then let him come in again!"
Mr.. Crankle settled more firmly into
his chair.
Il haven't moment to call my
own,' explained Burbank gazing at his
old acquaintance with mingled regret
and impatience.
why don't you take a million or so
OF your money and buy a breathin'
spell?" asked Bige. mo use killin'
yourself just to leave a pile for your
inheritors to fight overt"
Come back at five o'clock, Bige."
pleaded Burbank, "and we'll dine
I'm goin on that two-something,"
stated Bige stubbornly. ELLEN ex-
poets me and II be at the station.
We've got nice little horse-bought
it off'n George Varney. Oh, say wait
till tell you how George did Herb
Farnum on DEAL Oh, forgot you're
times up. Well, goodbye If 1 don't
see you agin-"
Hold on, Bige. What's that about
George getting the best of 'Herb?'"
demanded Burbank. I'm glad if some
one got the best of that skinflint!
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13
fiIet on Cloth.

Important among the seasons deco.
rations are the various filet laces.
They are so open to variety, in fact,
that they are appropriately employed
with cloth, ninon or silk, and where
the mesh is loose and plain design is
usually supplied in heavy floss silk,
When consorted with Shantung, Gin,
galese or linon, linen threads take the
place of the heavy silk floss.
Emphasizing the value of the rather
long, full-shaped basqued coat, a mum,
Der of models in striped cloth are
shown. AS rule, they are simply
trimmed, principally with clustered
loops of braid, stitched at one edge
only and augmented with crochet silk
buttons, together with heavy festooned
cords and long silk tassels
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13
NEW MILLINERY IDEA
Something Really Striking Even Among
the Striking Productions Of
the Season.

We have been treated to such novel
and striking effects in millinery this
season that it seems as though nothing
could come in the way of surprise.
Yet new hat is a model which at
tracts immediate attention and makes
friends for itself at first sight. The
shade is of leghorn in the natural yel-
low shade, the crown rather high and
round and the brim quite wide. This,
of course, is wired on the under side.
But the feature of the hat is the mount
ing of finest princess lace, fitting
smoothly over the crown, the brim
deeply scalloped and shaped to this
portion of the hat. The crown and
brim joining of the lace is covered
with simple wreath of small white
flowers and green foliage, and at the
left side of the crown are posed three
beautiful white prince of Wales ostrich
plumes which nod and dip over the
high crown and brim. The headsize is
fitted with half inch cache peign
swathed in white malines through
which fancy headed hat pins are in.
serted.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-13

you say ten o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing? Thank you, sir" The door
closed noiselessly.
Say, Tom, I guess I'm hindering
you. l wouldn't want you to put your
self out any for me! I'll be getting
on over to the train, I guess. Better
to be thrSe hours too soon than one
second late is my principle In catching
the steam cars"
'Thats all right, Bige, you don't
come down to the city every day and
while you're here I'm going to try and
give you a few moments without the
whole universe at my heels. It's like
that day in and day out" explained
the flnancier wearily. "Now We'll
close the shop up and go out and have
luncheon and"
''You going to leave that railroad
czar out there cooling his heels?" de-
manded Bige admiringly.
well forget him." said Burbank.
In fact, Bige, We'll play truant, just
as we did when we went to school to
Miss Case. Now come on before any
one corners me. My motors at the
door and we'll have time for little
spin before we eat Haven't you? Oh,
it's perfectly safe, Bige, and l know
you'll like it. Browns a very careful
driver. It'll be an experience to tell
'em in Jacksonville. l tell you, Bige,
it makes me feel young just to see
you. But say-Tm sorry to hear that
about Libbie.'
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mo, Kate, I'm not going to any re-
ception this EVENING"" protested
Thomas Worthington Burbank, with
out glancing up from the little Daw.
sonville paper that Bige Crankle had
given him. Bige had brought the pa
per to read while going and coming on
the train, but at the last moment had
presented it to his host in exchange
for a magazine. after I've just
glanced through the Jacksonville
Newsletter, I'm going to bed. Oh, by
the way, Kate-"Mrs. Burbank was