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Evening star., 1907-06-29
Negro Buffers Rich Haul.

NORFOLK, Va. June 29.-Charged with
the larceny of jewelry valued at $4,000
from Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, Thos. Smith,
a regro. was held for the corporation court
by Police Justice Simmons yesterday.
Smith. who had been employed In the Rob-
inson home. "Mowbray Arch" as a butler,
has confessed. He also told the location of
the missing gems. some of which are among
the finest In the city. When the jewelry
was first missed Wednesday evening the
affair was reported to the police. A short
time afterward Smith was placed under ar
rest. portion of the jewelry had been
concealed in the basement Of the Robinson
home. and this was discovered after a part
OF the ceiling had been ripped up by the de-
tect'Ve the rest Of the missing valuables
being found in Smiths house.
SMITH, who had been a trusted employe
of the family. used skeleton key to get
into the bureau drawer, where the Jewels
were. Mine rings. one valued at more than
$l,Oe0, were among the loot.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
Schi6 Visits McCrea.

PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-Jacob H.
Schff Of Kuhn. Loeb & Co. visited Broad
street station yesterday to discuss the new
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
loan with President James McCrea Of the
Pennsylvania railroad. Mr.. Schiff arrived
at noon and went directly to the Office of
Mr. McCrea. He remained an hour:
There has been much speculation as to
how large a loan the p, b. and w. stock
holders at their special meeting July 1 will
be asked to authorize. 100000 having
been talked of.
The fact that Mr.. Schiff came here led
many to believe that the loan Is to be much
larger than was originally intended, and
some bankers place the amount as high as
$2nW0.UO.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
HARRIMAN's ARREST.
Morgan's influence in the Passage Of
the Law Violated.

Morgan's influence in the Passage Of
the Law Violated.
"You read about E. H. Hartman. the
millionaire. being arrested Thursday foI
trespassing with his motor boat on the
Yale-Harvard race courseT' said a con-
gresham today.
"Yes; what Of it,"
why this: It was Mr.. Harrimans fellow.
millionaire, Mr.. ]. Pierpont Morgan, who
came down to Washington some years ago
and was largely instrumental in passing
the law which protects yacht races and
other aquatic events. Mr.. Morgan was
very much in earnest, because he had seen
SO many races bungled by the interference
of careless and curious outsiders. We
passed the bill. and 1t was under this same
statute that Mr.. Hartman was taken in
charge.
But that is not all of it." continued the
congressman, 'ft seems that the official
who arrested Mr.. Hartman was one of
President Roosevelt's naval aids. That
surely must have added to Mr.. Harriman's
discontinue"
Evening star., 1907-06-29
Cassidy's Auto Held Up.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Frank A. Rob-
bins. driver for ex-Postmaster Joseph Cas-
sidy Of Queens borough, was arrested yes
terday afternoon for automobile speeding
as he was leaving the Sheepshead Bay
race track. Mr.. Cassidy was in the ma
chine, and, going to the station house with
his driver, put up 500 cash ball.
Tod Sloan, the jockey, was nabbed tor
speeding while on his way to the track.
Bicycle Policeman Culbertson spotted him
on F'ia,bush avenue going at the rate of
thirty miles en- hour.
I'm Tod Sloan" said the little man when
the policeman halted him.
How do l know you are? Come along
to tie station house so that can find out. |"
said the policeman.
Tod put UP $i0O cash and then hurried to
the track.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
TWO KILLED ON AN OUTING.
Marietta (Pa.) Women Struck by
Fast Train.

YORK, Pa, June 29-While walking
along the Pennsylvania railroad. yesterday,
near Marietta, Mrs. Albert Lutz and Mrs.
Mary Brochter residents of that place, who
were enjoying an outing, were struck by
train, which was running about Atty miles
an hour, and instantly killed.
Mrs. Brochter. who was a widow. VS.
hurled over the locomotive and land sd
about fifty feet from the track. She was
badly bruised and lacerated, her features
being almost unrecognzabe.
Mrs. Lutz was struck in the back of the
head and her neck was broken. She was
badly bruised and cut about the body.
At the time of the accident the two
women were talking and did not notice
the approach Of the train. Both leave chill
dren, a son Of Mrs. Brochter residing In
this city.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
Gifts From Alfred Noselv.

NEW YORK. June 29.-Sir Alfred Mosely,
who brought 500 British school tecahers to
this country last winter, sent to City Su-
perintendent Maxwell and several members
ot his staff a number of presents. They
arrived yesterday and were Inspected and
admired by the officers of the administra-
tive bureaus or the board Of education.
There was a handsome silver loving cup
for DIR. MAXWELL and a silver and glass ink
and pen stand for Josiah H. Pitts, his pri-
vate secretary.
The teachers sent a fine travelling case
and rIanicure set to Miss Nell Morton
MIME, the stenographer. The presents
the British teachers said. were sent with
grateful remembrance for many courtesies
and kindnesses stown to them in this coun-
try.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
News Briefs.

The Ecuador revolution, which was sup
posed to be dead. has broken out afresh.
The rebels have reoccupied Quevedo with
out resistance and have burned the village.
Tire government officials fed.
Four thousand agricultural strikers are
guarding all railroads in the province Of
Ferrara Italy. to keep out men who might
take their places. The strike Is spreading
and whole army corps is concentrated
la this regi iii.
Mrs Katharine Felski the oldest person
In Nebraska. died at Grand Island, aged
|>1O4. She was born In Prussia and had lived
IN the United States 100 yeats.
Evening star., 1907-06-29

has sailed from a river point for Philadel-
phia with a cargo Of 10000 railway ties.
The Baltimore barkentine Josephine,
which brought cargo of asphalt here from
the Island of Trinidad. is berthed at the
pier foot of South Capitol street to unload
her cargo. The asphalt she brings will be
used in the making of asphalt paving block
and in other material. The vessel has a
cargo of about 800 tons OF the material
aboard. 1t is being dug out Of her hold
with pick and shovel before 1t can be hoisted
out and sent to the storage rooms of the
asphalt brick plant.
Evening star., 1907-06-29
RAILWAY MEN'SOUTING
RELIEF ASSOCIATION EXCURSION
ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD.

The annual outing Of the Washington
Railway Relief Association to River View
yesterday was declared to be grand sue
cess 1t is estimated that 5000 people
went to the resort in celebration of the oc'
casion.
A large number Of excursionists went
down the river on the morning boats, but
large majority did not go until the after
noon. In fact, the boats in the afternoon
were SO crowded that 1t was almost next to
impossible to move around after securing
seat, IL one was so fortunate as to get one.
All of the amusements at the resort were
we'll patronized from the time OF the ar
rival of the morning boat until the last
whistle was blown for the return trip last
night.
Shortly after the arrival Of the 2D O'Clock
boat the athletic events which had DeeH
scheduled by the amusement commttee
were run of. Interest was centered In the
base ball game. in which Marshal Collins
team, from Glen Echo. proved the victor
over the Track-roadway team, the score
being to 4. The pitching OF kerns' 1or tne
Glen Echo team, and double play by COL
lins and Harbett were the features
Results in Athletic Contests.
AS result of the various contests the
following prizes were awarded:
5O-yard race; boys-First prize, suit OF
clothes, c. Lipphard; second prize, a watch,
Robert Grace.
Girls race; fifty yards-First prize, pic
ture, Marguerite Robbins; second prize, Lii
liam Nally.
Young women's race; fifty yards-First
prize, a pillow, Miss j. Colwell; second prize,
perfumery Miss Campbell.
Young mems race; eighty yards-F!rst
prize, silver flask L. Burch; second prize,
seal ring. c. Wiegman.
Mems race; eighty yards-First prize, a
pair of shoes, H. Wallin second prize
hat, B. Smith.
Mems race, for members only-Ffrst prize,
a winter overcoat A. M. Congor; secono
prize a palm. John Niedfeld.
The fat mems race was won by +. Straup,
with E. H. Kyler close second. The re-
spective prizes were hat and a cane. For
throwing the base ball Miss Goetzinger was
awarded the first prize, chair, and the
second prize, a palm, was given TO MISS
Rawlings
AS the result of the shooting contest for
members only w. H Hitchcock received the
first prize and p. Hines the second prize
The judges of the various events were
Gen. George H. Harries, E. s. NARROW, Z.
E Brown, H. w. Fuller, ]. B. Lackey, F.
j. Whitehead L. E. Sinclair, w. F. Ham
and A. S. Parry.
Excursion committee-F. ]. Mersheimer,
chairman; w. n. DeNeale, vice chairman;
]. T. Moffett, treasurer; F. G. Whitney,
secretary; r. Rose, sergeant-at-arms; w.
S. Ballenger, chairman of boat commit
tee C. E Brown, chairman of printing COM
mittee; G. G. Whitney, chairman of dane
ing committee.
Evening star., 1907-06-29

The Russian emperor and imperial fam
hy Will soon leave Peterhof for a cruise in
the Finnish ftords. Premier Stolypin Is
TO accompany the emperor during the latter
part of the cruise.
Evening star., 1907-06-29

Less than 5000 people own all the land
Of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1907-06-29

Memorial Memorial to the Of the
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LACE CURTAINS.

One lot Of Nottingham Lace Curtains
with good fast edges, 2l5 yards long
in floral designs, the price for this
sale only .....s... ........... acc
I'VE have too many of thesel
One lot Of 2ia yard long Nottingham
Lace Curtains that We have been
selling at Use. Now they 90 at,
per pair ....,s..s. ............ 49,. soc
One lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains.
part Of the lot being 3la yards
long, ALL in new desirable patterns
and our $l.9S qualities, now at. 81 .4o
One lot Of Nottingham Curtains 315
yards long in very best patterns,
Curtains being very wide and heavy,
lock stitch edges, our best $3.50 Cur
tainss price now but ........+ S1.79
One lot Of 3ia yard Nottingham Lace
Curtains in fine net, that real lacy
appearance Our best $500 Cur
tain now al ................ si.o8
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LADIES' White
Waists.

Hero Il a very liberal allowance. IN
fact The largest We ever made on any
class Of goods Of such good value a.
these. These are Waists that sell the
whole year around and a look win make
you better acquainted with their real
values. You can then figure just how
much you can save on purchase Of
these Waists.
An Of our siO0 white Muslin Waists
in sizes %, "a. 40 and AZ, now at soc
An Of our slio white Muslin Waists.
These were our specials, having val Z
ues a. good as $3.50 In them. All
sizes but %. Now AZ ......... soc
An Of our sl.bo White Muslin Waists
in all sires, trimmed with lace, now
at ......M.,..s...........t...... 75c
All Of our sl.75 White Muslin Waists,
trimmed with lace and embroidery,
in all sizes, now at .............s7 e
All Of our slos White Muslin Waists
made with embroidered Jokes and
lace edged, now at ...,.....o oc
An Of our $500 White Laundered
Waists, with separate Numbered col.
lars. These are very good, just now
in large cities. This sale . si.00
The better one, our S2.3S Waist,
at .................. sl.iS
All Of our SOS White Muslin Wal
dorf Waists, very prettily trimmed
with fine lace and lace insertion,
now at ..........,.......... S1s49
All Of our s3.as Waldorf Mnslin
Waists with fancy Jokes Of finest
muslins and lawns, now at si.e9
There Is one s4.75 Waist in size 80
with Dutch yoke Of solid embroid.
cry now at .................... 1857
Please notice thai every one Of the
above Waists are at but half-price, no
more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

A genuine Black silk sale IS always
acceptable to the trade. They are al
ways staple and any price allowance is
considered so much in the pocket Quail
ity, style and prices were right. Too
many makes the following prices:
24-inch Brainerd and Armstrong black
Taifeta, our best Sl.00 grade, with
words Wear WARRANTED" woven on
the edge, now at, per yard .... 7ec
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

One lot Of osinch Double.fold Plaids
lii wool effects. These are l5c goods
and 80 sold until now. They go at
half-price, per yard .,.......... 7HC
All colors and styles in new up-to-date
wool Novelties, many having style
equal to 75c styles, and very hard
for Won To tell the difference These
we have sold quantities. Of at soc.
Now find ourselves with too many
and the price goes down, through
this sale to, per yard 29c
44.inch Rainproof Cloth IN green and
brown mixtures, our 75c cloth, now
per yard ..s..,.. 49c
zo.inch natural finish all wood Cheyiot
Ill red and navy, great values at
s7c, now To reduce at 69c
= inch Wool Shadow Plaids IN light
solors, our 75c goods, now at 49c
as.irch shadow Check Suitings, one
i'll our best sls00 cloths, nov 6oc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
Ladies Black and Colored Skirts

Just one hundred Skirts more than
We need to do business with, and here
they ara as follows;
One lot Of Black Panama Skirts, this
seasons Skirts, latest styles, as
good as can be sold at $500 and pay
a profit, now .................s 7.os
One lot Of Skirts in mixtures, new
Skirts, our best SOS skirts. now
AZ .................... 1888
One dollar saving here.
One lot Of skirts in mixtures, our
$3.50 skirts, now at ...... ss.9s
One lot Of Golf skirts that we're $500,
now at .............-....-. 1898
One lot of very stylish $3.50 skirts.
now at .........-..--.-........sf.9s
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A Black silk Skirt, q very full plated
Skirt with very narrow plaits at
waist. was sl4.o0, now at .....so.os
One navy at same price.
Our s14OO Black SILK Skirt with
plated front with sides and back
having nine rows Of cluster tucks,
now at .......@s.4... ........x. .se.ss
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LADIES' Black Petticoats

Black surah Petticoat with very vide
founce, having both shirring and
hemstitehing and very wide dust
rufle, nearly as wide as founce. Our
price was s2.25, now .......... .sf.69
Black surah Pettieoat This is the
very best grade made, with tuckings
and hemstitehing. They are style
copied from silk Petticoats. Our
price was $500, now ........... .s1.ss
Black silk Petticoats, all silk with
aounces and dust ruffie Of all silk.
our best $3.50 Petticoat, now. $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
CHILDRENS FUR SETS.

Children's Imitation Beaver Sets, col
lar and muif, that were SOS, now
az s......s.s.*...-.... Si.98
Children's Fur Set in brown spotted
short fur muif and throw scarf that
has hook for fastening ut neck.
Was $3.50, now .......... si.ss
White Lamb Set edged with Tibet
fur. The collar is very wide and the
muiF good size. Set was s575. Now
at .......,....................sz gs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

One half case OF isinch very hest
Cotton Diaper These are sold at
1ur and pay very small profit.
This LOT now AZ but, per piece 59s
tWider widths not In thls salc.l
All o. our Arnold Henley serRes. These
have sold in some stores AZ lsc, In
others At POO. This aale, now at. lie
Panama shadow plaids. These are
woven colofs and for misses school
dresses are the satisfactory Kind.
Price has been 20c, Now al, per
yard. Observation-Disclosures, lie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

One lot Of Ladies' Black imitation
Marine Petticoats, corded founce
with dust ruffie. 3 SIPS value, now
AZ .................... .Sec
Black Pettieoat with deep founce and
shirred overaounee edged with sew
eral rows Of hemstitehing. made Of
mercerized goods and sold at sl.25,
now at .........-......... 9sc
Black Heatherbloom Petticoat with
wide double RULED founce and dust
rufle. Our s2.Is Petticoat, now
at ..+.---........-.-.s .sss....- ei'oS
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HOSIERY.

One half case Of ladies fast black
heavy Aeeced Hose III all sizes from
sls up to size 10, made with double
heels. These Hose would not have
been sold By Us for l5c, only that we
bought d quantity, and now We have
too many and the price on 4 guam
tity Of these goes out in this sale
at but, per pair ..-. III
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Hosiery, Hose Supporters, Corsets,
Blankets.
w. B. CORSETS.

W. D. Corsets are some Of the best
made, Now we are to reduce our stock
BY taking every pair OF these Corsets
and selling them AZ follows
W. b Erect Form Corsets in white,
a $500 Corset, now at ........... 6sc
w B. Nnform Corsets in white, our
$3.50 Corset, now at ......... csc
WI ID Erect Form Short Corset, our
$500 Corset, now at $500
w b Erect Form, medium length,
$3.50 Corset, in white, now at half
price, ............ ......... Sl.2S
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Sheets and Pillow Slips.

cotton viii make cost &c. Sheets
are now but -.,.....,......-. 40
81 by 90 Seamless Bleaehed Sheets.
That Cotton would make cost SIC.
These Sheets now .............. IS
81 by 90 Atlantic Seamless Bleached
Sheets. Cotton is Ssc per yard, max
ing cost without making 95c. These
Sheets now at ..................s IS
The longer ones but SC more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
Waistings.

imitation st. Gaul embroidery, which
beat the Coz value and carefully
Numbered win wear as long. These
are zoe goods Tor .,tfs.ss....,s,i3'
Lot three These are the finer numbers
In imported mercerized goods that
We have had az 35c and 3sc; now
a. ,stst.t*+.+s...ts. t4s..s ,ts.. 1ss
Three designs IN Mercerized Waist.
ings with embroidered silk dots,
25c goods, for .................. i9s
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Wash Goods.

Priced for this oyerstocked sale. Prices
talk. The goods are here As follows
One lot Of Toe Ginghams in blue and
pink checks, now, per yard 49,. 6tse
One lot Of best styles IN a l6c Toll
De Nord Bingham. assorted colors,
and now, per yard .~...........fie
All Of our very best l2ike s0.ineh
Percales In dark colors. such as
navy, brown, cadet, red, geys and
black and whites, now, per yard DC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

Too many Of these. Here Il your
price. Il won't take you long TO figure
that they are very cheap.
One lot Of Bleached Pillow Slips, SO
by AZ inches, best l5c SLIPS, now
at ...,...s.s,...s..s.s ....s.... l2Hze
Pillow Slips. IS by SO inches, are Ice
Slips, same price, .........,...,i 2hae
"a by 90 Bleaehed Sheets. That cot
ton will cost CSC, without making
the sheets Now at ..........4 ACC
81 by 90 unbleached Sheets. That
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
Misses and Young Ladies Coats

These come from years up to II
years Of age, and as We have great
deal too many. must get rid Of these
during the mkt ten days. before our
Christmas trade begins.
One lot Of these Coats In mixtures
with storm collar, our s3es Coat,
now at ................... s2.os
One dollar saving 70 the customer
on a cheap Coat.
One lot Of misses BOX Coats In mix
lures with velvet collar just like
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

ladies', only smaller. Our sSes Coat,
now a. .................... $40
One lot Of Misses Box Coats In good
full sizc In heavy mixtures with
velvet collar. Our $50 Coat. now
AZ ..............s.... ..ts.Is
One lot Of Misses Coats large enough
for medium sized ladies In dark mix
lures. Our best style at $1,000. Now
AZ .........ss..s.... seI.so
There are one hundred Coats In the
above assortment to choose from.
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Black Silk Skirts

IA very full Black Silk Skirt in over 4
skirt effect, new style and one Of
our $3.50 values, now at but ]. sT.gs
One Black accordion plated silk Skirt
Of best taffeta, our $3.50 Skirt, now
at ..s.~.......... .4;... ........ s7.9s
The above silk Skirts can be used to
advantage as underskirts and money
saved at that.
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White waistIngs. These are sold a.
readily for ehildren's dresses or ladies
whole costumes.
The first lot comes IN checks and
stripes. Some have laeework, Others
in checked designs. Goods that we
were getting l5c and lsc for all 40
now at, per yard ............4.. lie
The second lot Is all Of those 25c goods
that come IN mereerized stripes and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
COLORED BED SPREADS.

CoIored Bed Spreads, best grade and
all colors. These are our Sl.75 quail
ity. We have too many. The price
now but Observation-Disclosures i.S5
colored Bed Spreads with fringes same
is above only with fringes, $500
Spreads, now at ..........,,S i.6s
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One lot Of 5000 and $1,000 skirts, .
part Of these are made from import.
ed mohair. Your choice Of the lot
NJ ....-....s..ss....<. st3sst
One lot Of Skirts in black and navy
Panama and Melrose, our best
grades, now at ................s o0s
One lot Of 1890 Panama, Melrose and
PopIin Black Skirts. high class
Skirts, now at ................s 79s
One $500 Black Wolfe skirt, one Of
our best for swell trade, now at .s70s
Our sl7.oo Black Wolfe Skirt. with
silk drop, now at ..............to 1898
Please notice that while the above
are now low priced that they are all
high class Skirts.
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Silks.

Yard-wide black Tafeta, our sl25
grade, now at ................. osc
Yard-wide Brainerd and Armstrong
black Taffeta, our $3.50, now at
oniy .....4....s.+......-.... -.... ASl.l9
Our going Il little too heavy helps
you this time.
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OUTING FLANNEL.

One lot Of &c Unbleached Outing now
at ..,............... Sc
One lot Of l2c best Outings in dark
colors, now, per yard ...,..... ,71ac
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
LADIES' BINGHAM SHIRT
WAIST SUITS

These Suits are those sold By US at
s2es, sfas and s6.es. Come in several
sizes, having the greatest number in
size 81. Now your choice at just half
the price.
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HOSE SUPPORTERS.

Ladies' silk Hose Supporters in BLACK
and colors These were zoe Support
ers. Too many. Now they 90 at
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BLANKETS.

Our cheap Blankets are all right. We
have too many Of the better ones. from
$500 up These viii be sold until cut
down, at q liberal discount
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
Outing Flannel Night Robes.

bic yokes, made to sell at soc; our
price has been SOC, They now sell
at only ...s....... 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

One lot Of very heavy douhIe-fased
Satin Ribbon in colors a. follows:
Nile, navy, red. brown. green, black
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

Nearly All Of our Babies Colored Bon
nets that were soc, 75c aud sI.0o,