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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
ANOTHER CLASH IN
NORTH CAROLYN
Suit by Baltimore Bondholders
Against Murfreesboro Town
ship Brings on a Conflict OF
Jurisdiction With Federal
Court

RALEIGH. y. SpeciaL-Another
clash between the state and Federal
courts not nearly as serious. however.
as IA the passenger rate case takes
formal shape today. when lawyers and
township commissioner II HEREFORD
VIII be ordered 20 show cause before
United States Circuit Judge PurnelL
81 this city, September "a. why they
should not be put IN contempt Tor OBJ
structing 4 FEDERAL process Those
who must answer are Paul Campbell,
citizen OF Hsrtfords y. g Barnes. an
attorney. and Winborne & Lawrence,
prominent lawyers OF that section d.
=. WsubOrDe. senior member OF the
Arm, s. a former Circuit Judge. mem
Der % the General Assembly and q
candidate for Attorney General
This new moye ~ 4 celebrated case
of BRitfmOre. holders OF Murgreesborc
township bonds. amounting. with ac-
crued interest. 70 more than 10000
After the township had repudiafed the
bonds suit wes brought for their col
lection. and the Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals az Richmond sustained the rul-
Ing OF the lower court that payment
should be made
When Judgment was awarded. ths
Federal Court issued a mandate "a
compel the levyinE OF taxes and the
payment OF the orst instaiIment on
being pat into the hands OF an ofncei
for collection. Campbell. however
brought 8uit IN the state court 20 en-
Join the ofi1cer from collecting the tax
and this writ OF injunction 20 hold u
ship commissioners VIII be required &C
show September "a why they have
fatled 20 comply with the Judgment oi
the Federal Court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
ALLEGED PEONAGE
TRIALS AT BEAUFORT

RALEIGH Special AZ Beau
fort. *. c.. today there began a spe-
cal term q the United States District
Court FOR the Eastern District %
North Carolina. Judge Purlell. % Ra-
leigh. presiding. FOR the trial OF notO-
TloUs cases q alleged peolaEe. There
are about a dozen defendants. but the
principal man being prOsecut ted fs
Construction Boss Mcneil OF the
Norfolk and Southern Railway.
There are eight Russians. recently
arrived in tEis country. f. 3afI where
they have been held for months IS
Gov eminent witnesses 81 these cases.
Not one O. them can speak q word OK
EngilSh- The trial viii not more than
get well under way today.
Assistant Attorney General Russell.
OF the Department % Justice al wash
inglon. - 81 charge o. the prosecution.
assisted by District Attorney Skinner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
FRENzlED MOB KILLS
AN INNOCENT MAN
Wouans Cry Of Lynch Him
Puts New Workers in q Panic.
Nistook Man Pursuing As
ssslant For the Miscreant

NEW TORK--Speclal- steamer
landed thousand excu-sio niSts ~ the
foot % East one Hundred and Twen-
teth street and among those waiting
a. the pier was Ms. Catherine Cap
pcia- n deserted wife. who wsS OF
the lockout for her husband Jennie.
the fcErtee--yea--olt sister % Ms.
CRrpCis- Vas waiting uD the avenue
q little distance As M-S CaDCcis
approached she SAYS she saw a young
-An seize the sir and trv 20 force
her into Al alley. Running into the
middle q THE street which vas crowd
81 with returning cxcursicDiscs. AIRS
CEr1clE- CesttculRtirC wildly. Pointed
g rs a0eSwsy, and sh-ieked 81 ne
top q her voice.
save ny sister. Lynch that man,
Lynch Strnt I.ynch him-,
Ere-y- Body started q run- The cry
lynch him. WAS taken I'D and
echoed through the retEhbcrhooi. IN
Ire 'front.' % the crowd Was Louis Con
os1uis- nty-o1e yeas old. r Ia
bore He thought the nsssiia-r had
u1ate % toward First Avenue. snd ne
dashed ~ thst direction The crowd
believed ne wss The mRr sought and
made Ecte- hl-l- CcccaDula WAS over
taken. te6te- down and then STAN ped
upon The police came. but they were
Eurie1 csl6e- The mob w1rts1 the
Ite @ rhe man
Before TIE police reserves arrived
s mob eve thousand strong vas cia-
Dc--C 1cr the mans tfe KS skull
had been crushed IN his tce-h knock
e cut his Jaws broke ana re hae
been hu-- Internally. he was taken
20 re hospitals where doctors said re
wcufd Eu-ely Gle.
-ne- e became apparent -hrr re
mob had made q mistake he was
rc- the 1Ssz-a--. According 20 Po-
uce Captain jackson 70 attack was
s--eu rteE- Co-cz1uia. the children
saft wEs the vic---r C Jealous We
mans -EE= Jackson says -hRr when
Ms CGppciR saw her husband come
f-cm -hs beat with another woman
she Vas BESIDE herself wien age and
E--eaU-t. ----rr him" Then The
eU-i-et Italians went sf-e- Some one
@ pat % death and came urcn Cen
cE--iL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
SAYS THE COURT HAS
NO JURISDICTION
Corporation Commission by its
Counsel File Pleas 10 the Ju-
risdiction Of Federal Court
in the Railroad Rate
Matter
RICHMOND. vA.-Srcci-i

RICHMOND. NA.-sSs cCi-i-
Al O'Clock this afternoon the state
Corporation Commission. through At
torney John :. Eegicston. fled a de-
murrer and plea in abatement 20 the
hill OF complaint % the railroads iu
the cr3ce q Joseph Brady. clerk q
the United States Circuit Court %
Appeals.
The papers are 81 reply g tho at
t2ckS made on the authority OF the
commission by the attorneys for the
railroads lighting the two-cent rate
decree.
The demurrer T. fled by Chairman
Prentis. OF the or1mission. while the
plea IS fled in the names OF Commis-
sio0ers Willard and stuart and Clerk
The demurrer in part reads as fol-
lows
Z. That the said plaintiff has not.
in and by the same bill made or stated
any such cause as doth or ought 20
entitle x 90 any such relief as Is
thereby sought and prayed for.
q That the matters and thin *
complained % IN said bin are res
aftu6icata-
3. That this court has 10 surisdIc-
ucn 20 hear and determine this cause.
fo- The reason that this IS suit
against the state o. Virginia.
That this court has 20 Jurisdiction
% hear and detevmire this cause. FOR
the reason that the state Corporatio-,
Commission - not such q court" as
this court is without power 20 enjoin.
then The publication % SAID commits
sio0's order Of April -. 1907. was n
necessary part % the enactment OF
che same as legislation. and this court
is equally without power 20 ertosu
legislation before it IS enacted.
Here follow names 90 lawyers rep
rtsentinE Virginia.
The plea also attacks the turisdic-
uo- 80 the court In part . reads as
follows.
By q certain act of the Congress of
the United states - is provided thas
the writ @ injunction shall not De
granted ~ any court 20 the United
states % stay rroceefirCs 90 any court
90 q state. except where such intu-c-
ton may Do authorized by any law
relating 90 T-cceedirEs 81 bankruptcy
Therefore the defendants say tina;
th-s honorable co-r. is without power
o. grant any of the relief prayer for
ir -he saff bin 90 complaint. or O.
entertain this suit. because no reiic;
can Pc granted the plaintiff herein
without eD-clrl-C said state Corpora
zion Comm S-i1r. which this court g
forhliier o. 60 hy the aforesaid acts
g Congress. CID ~ which matters and
things tlese defendants aver 90 %
trle.
IS. Ened)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
FINED S29.240.000
FOR GIVING REBATES
Though Suit Was Against Indiana
Corporation Court Holds That
Standard Oil CO. Of New Jer-
ssy Is Liable for Payment.

CHICAGO - Spcctai- judge
Landis. 81 the Cnited Static Dis
r-sct Cours. today assessc,d a nns
@ SSs.2&o-eoo nEafnsf The stand
Erd OF OOnapany Of Indiana ~
Gently convicted % violation @
The anti-srust acz an scccp<ing ~
hates fr-o<n the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company aEErcgatinE
Se1S-ooo during the years 1905.
1Rc4 and 1905.
Tie court rocn Vas crowded WIKI
persons interested District Attorney
Edwin " Siz1s. Assistants Chnts alt
Snks-son arpeA-ed tor the Govern
ne-t Chau7csy ". NE-rv-e arpes--
&c To- the defendant.
Many important matters touching
CT rhe rste ierlsiaco- we've taken Cd
E1t settled as "a as the lover courts
s-s concerned. ~ Judge Lands
rs decision Is considered one %
re most important e resent years
Indies 1he Railroads
Al TIE close al: the reading q the
decision TIE Hir su-T-Lse came when
The coo-t ORDERED tkS Giving q -he
grand 1-ry O. --ttct -hcse connected
With re OF rus rhe two railroads
mentioned a. the StlDla-d OF f-lic--
Dsr- TIE ChicEEc ard Alton and me
CE.csEo Lc--irEl --1lsfe-. TIE to--
-ier road Vas indicted sometime aEo
OF charge st-riia- O. tbs. hens H1et
S4c.ccE.
the S-a1cE-t OF COMPANY - Indiana
cu- accepting Gleral rebates c-crr ire
Cniczgc src Alton REll-oz3 ere court
delv~d i-to his Ions decision
Blew acte- llru vas -h-cv- l--c
the camp 20 -ht ~tiEE-st r-ust ca
ce-Eat1 D. Counsel wn- arTe1-cl %
CO.. To- are -~rrar ~r-H' Med = -ew
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
4 KILLED. IS HURT. IN
TROLLEY COLLISION
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. -Speciat.--Robort
Orr, OF Dwight. H.. was killed and
sixteen other people hurt. two prob
ably fatally. IN q collision on the
Bloomington. Peoniac and Joliet cleo
trlc ROAD near here az an early hour
this morning. The car haze left Pom
tisc on schedule. and a special fol-
lowed n few minutes later While
going down grade the first car stop BED
and the brakes on the cpeciai refsAred
20 work A rear-cnd collinion reso 4
ed. IA which both cars were wreck&t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
SUES OUT INJUNCTION
TO PREVENT ARREST
INDIANAPOLIS.

I$DlANAPOLiS. I%D.-Speclal. -
The Standard Oh Company has ap-
piled for an Injunction 20 prevent the
city Inspector OF weights anI measures
from carrying cut his threat 20 arrest
agents and drivers q the company FOR
an alleged use % short measures. IL
10 claimed that the Standard OIL COM
parry mas been giving short measures
Tor years. and the Inspectors declare
the company refuses 20 comply with a
demand ~ the city that cans be IN
sDected aa1 sealed,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
SEE Lands DEAD
BEFORE HE WILL PAY
John D. Rockefeller While at
Church Expresses His Opinion
of the Penalty Imposed Upon
the Standard Oil Company
By the Chicago Court

CLEVELAND. O.-Special-'J udge
lands viii De dead 2 long while be-
fore this fine IS paid. II fact. many
things viii happen before that"
This Is the only direct comment.
public or private. that John y. Rock
efeller IS known 20 have made on the
S2e.z40.0O0 fine since 10 was imposed
last Saturday. Such as u -. u indi-
Gates the attitude OF the OIL King to-
ward the Federal Judge. and Il fore
casts the determined fight that IS 70
be made 20 upset the lands decision.
Smiling. suGve, with nerves steady
as a clock. ne appeared at service at
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church.
and when q reporter referred 10 the
action OF the court, he came back
promptly with the above reply.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

Our readers VIII not fan 10 notice
our advertisement OF the Fork Union
Military Academy. 70 Is the only
Academy tn Virginia whose military
department Is oficered and equipped
by the United States Government
This fact gives the school unusual
prestige. and s. one OF It's distinctly
attractive features. It's terms are re-
markedly moderate. and yet It's wcxk
- widely commended. The growth OF
the Academy has been marvellous. and
we understand that the outlook for
next year Is fun OF promise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
ROADS SUBMIT TO
VIRGINIA MANDATE
Agree TO Call OF injunction and
Put 2-Cent Rate in Effect
COMMENCE OCTOBER 1sT
Question Of Jurisdiction Between
Federal Court and Corporation
Commission TO be Settled by
Appeal to Supreme Court
OF United States
RICHMOND. vA.-speciai.

RICHMOND. VA--Speoial-
me railrc21 rate situation. tense 20
ne excit.ag point for several days. 3
nov rractcaly settled. Better stiil.
q - settieG 81 the Satisfaction OF the
Virginia people.
on Saturday various attorneys CT the
railroads whtch are lighting the recent
twc-ceut rate decree 81 the Corrora-
zion Cor1f-'i ss-cD. in reply 20 a letter
the demands - Virginia and declared
that they would obey the order % tne
eo-n-si iss-oa- beginning October 1ss or
Terms Of Agreement.
The conference which began tn ere
Governors o-ce saturday al noon. ana
no- conclude anti midnight. The
terms % tre agreement between the
railroads AID the ot1ciais q the state
are IS follows
/ That passenger rates. rules
snd regulations with re~pect
thereto, ordered by the Corpora
tios Commission On April q. 1907,
shall ~ put into operation not
later than the 1t % October. 1907.
and continued untfi the pending
cases are hnsliy adiudicated by
the supreme Court of the United
merits
2 That the case. en- the Circuit
Court Of the nIted state. shsIl ~
hastened for decision IN fhc >u-
Preme Court OF the United state
,. That the evidence that has
already been introduced In The
cSse- before the Corporation CorE-
mission skali hc used a. the ~Nt-
dcncc In the lirlE.tfcn In the Cir
cult Court Of the nfted states. ~
sHd When krard on It's merits. each
party hsVi1E the rfzhr To supple
meat q vita aGditioR evidence -
10 fact subsequently arising.
& That counsel rcprc~enrtuE the
state and counsel rcprc@cnfinE the
railroads shsli agree uPou a meth
I'd % procedure and proper details
necessary 10 carry 1hc.e suEEc.-
ttons into effect. ard - more A.
curately and carefully d~nne azd
protect the rights % the parties
---r-e ATE T -r--rrrl-E the mnll Sea
Ic- e t-e n-Eirl. Injunction rs
Judge ~. --rerl. Che Corporation Com
-rissr- ull- cause rs order 90 be r-h.
lsleL fo- a period q one month. u
accordance w4-- law = is said -ha'
tl.e Dolt--Et.r1 wlI Dee Submitted @.
J-lEe Pr rcla-t l- -rts cl-v either g..
cay rr -n--r-
-re railroads wt- continue 90 .ssa.
fre claim coupons ca all -frkers CARA
t-e -we-ce-- rare .s r-t l1-c eject
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
NEW RURAL ROUTES
IN OLD DOMINION

WASHINGTONs. =. C.-Spe ciaI--Ad-
diuonal rural free delivery service has
been established a. Sycamore. Pitt
sylvania county. Va. route q length
I'll miles. families. los. Additional
service has also been established az
Dublin. Pulaski county. Va, 70 com
nence September Sd. The route r.
40. g. length 1876 miles: families
served b.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

Miss Fiorence Beverley DuYal viii
estertAin a limited number ~ guesta
Large. airy rooms IN coolest part u
Norfolk Ten-cenf fare 20 grounds.
Lodging ard breakfast. 31.Se Per day.
Address Miss r. y. Duyal. No s War
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
AsnEIcAN LEAGUE.
TOBACCO OUTLOOK
N VA. AND CAROLINA

SOUTH boston. yGy-speclaI.-
Exce1f a little scrap q the Old crop
416 a few pF1minEs O poor quality.
no l@af tobacco has been sold on
tnie r-lzrket. tie past ten days The
wezfher ~ Intensely hOt ard tobacco
r. making rapid growth. Nearly ar
average crop may 6e ccErted upon
So SCusaern Virginia - TIE weather
continues favorable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

a woman has Just been elected Jus
ticc OF the peace tn q suburb OF Chi
cago. and. being interviewed. she SAID
she did not feel that she had been ex-
thought a woman who was a arst-
class cook was superior 20 q first
class justice OF the peace--Dallas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
Black and Blue But-on Hat

This low setting. burnt straw hat.
with the dropping hrim. T. very far
reaching az the back 4 large chou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

''I suppose you were well done while
In tho city2"
NO. i went 10 a seance. and was
medium done"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
HOTEL HELP wASrED.

COOKS. WALTERS. MATTRESSES.
porters. chan0srmaits wanted az
hotel on c. a q. Give References
salary expected. etc. ~. w. PI-ANKE
Flncastle. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
CHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

virgsnIs. bag lots. new
Virginia baS lots 60
seed ..-. .--.------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

The regular spring and fall npheaval
caused by the old ways In cleaning house
Is now modified In such a degree that
there need be very little disturbance IN
Z the usual ways of the household, More
and more is misunderstanding continued, never
finished The thorough monthly cleaning
is bringing about the passing OF spring
and fall houseceaning, and q well kept
house Is always clean like unto the peace
and sweet odors Of the first few days
after the old semi-annual disturbance.
Whenever the family is going away,
whether mldwlnter sor July. then is tho
time for scrub women, painters and deco.
rators, Flow much longer will women
keep young. when they apply system and
modern improvements to their housekeep-
ing There arc certain parts of the house
which demanda special semi-annual treat
ment, nfter,the shut In montha Of winter
and when the summer is over, to make
all hygienically clean. In tho fall, when
winter clothing md house-1raperles are
brought out, sunshine and fresh air should
he applied In liberal doses. after thorough
cleaning from spots and dust, Upholstered
chairs, rugs, ct cetera. can be vacuum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

shade known MS Renard girls which when
placed beside the blue fox has sug-
gestion Of green In Its coIoring. 1t is very
beautiful and harmonizes better with the
seasons dress fabrics than does the blue
fox. All the long haired pelts are ms
usual made up Into large pieces, long
FIAT stoles and huge pillow muffs. plain
or trimmed with animal heads and long
bushy tails. One very beautiful style OF
neckpiece is made of two pelts, fox or
sable, the heads In front aud the tails,
crossed over tho shoulders in the back,
depending to the walstline.
Chinchilla is another OF the fashionable
lighter furs, and the handsomest pieces
IN this pelt are those of simplest design.
Mink is very fashionable and likewise
very serviceable. great many heads
and tails are used in the making of smart
NUTS and neckpieccs, and the shaping OF
many OF the latter are decidedly new
and original.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

toilettes,
Brown Is very fashionable color, and
this with black makes the seasons In
vored colors. These marabouts come In
white and all the light pastel shades MS
well, but we do not see them WITH the
street gown; only for eve 'rs wear.
Brown scarfs. the ends of which SHADE
up to white ut tho tips OF the nails, q
very attractive and somewhat newer
than the one color pieces. which have
been worn all summer with linen tailor
mades and lingerie frocks.
Stole ana Nun OF Graz Ostrich.
The tailormade girl with her short
pleated skirt, semi-htting Jacket and
flower bedecked cloche chapeau has added
another charming accessory to her FLUFFY
Rufiles costume. This Ia the feather
neck-scarf and muff of ostrich, coz or
marabout. These fashionable accessories
come In a variety OF shapes, especially
the neckpece but the smartest Is the
long fat stole which lays lat over the
shoulders and drops to the knees. The
marabout stole Is formed OF strands or
ropes OF the feathers four, FIVE or six.
In number, each strand caught to the
other with strong thread here and
there, but the ostrich Is solid. that
Is, mounted on foundation. The mulf.
like TINT pictured, ID OF the pillow vari-
ety,-qute large. light OF weight aud
warm.
Ermine In Rev shaped Scarf and
Nun. -
Among the smart new fur pieces OF
thia season are soma very attractive
ermne sets designed for wear with
dressy costumes aud afternoon tailor
madcs The minority OF these, Ike the
pictured set, show small or medium
sized neckpcce and nun. This scarf
OF ermlne In the new foursin-hand, fitting
closely around tho throat, u ~ tied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Description Of Illus.
trations.
A Set OF Royal sable..


Sable, the royal fur OF Russia, is such
highly expensive pelt that the woman
who can afford Its possession Ia Indeed
fortunate. In Russia whole garments Of
sable are worn by the royalty and wom-
en- Of fortune, but on this side of the
water, the majority OF sable creations
are confined to nun and stole or scarf
neckpieces, This set, valued we'll up into
three figures. shows neckpiece formed of
two sable pelts, the tails crossed at the
neck In the back and hanging to the
waistline The fronts coming several
Inches below the waistline. are weighted
with the heads and paws The muh Is a
large pillow affair, with single head
and two paws set In the lower left hand
corner over a bunch of tails OF various
lengths The deep, beautiful color OF
sable Is becoming to almost any complex
lon. and they are charming with my
color costume that one choos to accom-
pany them.
That Fashionable Aiarnbout Scarf.
A stroll along any fashionable thorough
fare today Ia sufficient to reveal the fact
that this Is a season of ueckdressings,--
scarfs, boas, stoles and ruches. Quite
the most fashionable of MI these nc--n'tIes
is the long Hat Inarabout scarf In black
or colors worn with nntty tailored suits,
tailored dresses and drcssy afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

exactly like a mans necktie. and the
long slashed ends are trimmed with the
tiny black tails md the white paws Of
the little animals. Twelve ermine skins
make the nun which is in reality quite
narrow, but made to look wide by the
double fringe OF tails and paws. Scarf
and muT are both lined with white
satin.
Run and Mum for Evening Wear.
An unusual combination Of materials
and one which Is very attractive Is that
OF net and Marabout In evening acces.
sories such rs these. The run is three
very full ruttlcs OF closely spotted cream
net, each ruttle several inches wider than
the other so that the lower one spreads
Well out over the shoulders The ends
are caught together In the front uuder
irosettes OF white satin faced velvet rib.
bon and the long ribbon ends depend
well below the wearer's knees With this
neckplece Is mufr--a perfect billow Of
net ruftles and marabout, which, by the
way is white shading to smoky brown
color nj the ends. On the front of the
mutf Is a many iooped bow of the velvet
ribbon, and the ruttles of net are given
body by lining of double rutlles Of
white chiffon. The set ls worn with n
princess Jumper costume Of black chiffon
broadcloth with all over lace guimpe ind
black velvet trimmings. The hat y is a
small shape of white lace trimmed with
white ostrich aud white roses with green
foliage.
Light and Dark Furs Combined In
Dresxy Sets.
The combination of valuable furs In
contrasting colors is a feature Of the nov.
cities OF the season. Ermlne aud sable,
or ermine and mink IRE particularly at.
tractive The latter Is seen even more
than the former. 10 doubt from the fnct
mat sable Is 80 very high priced and
that a combination OF ermine and gable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

In even the smallest articles means n
price more than prohibltive to the amer
lean woman OF fashion. The mnff Of this
set Is formed OF three strips Of ermine
and four OF mink. the crmine set with
single tall in the centre Of each strip.
The neckpiece is round fiat collar Of
the mink with an inside roll OF the err
mine. this latter pelt forming vest
effect. the long stole ends Of mink I'm
ished with tails and tiny paws. Where
the stole ends and collar Join there are
little mink heads, one on each side, the
noses pointing downward and the little
ears standlngsup sharply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
"A Little Talk on Housecleaning,

cleaned in the house or sent out to 10
renovated and should also be treated to
a little sunshine and fresh air before being
replaced. II there is danger from the
Obstructive carpet bug, use corrosive SUBJ
Innate solution freely in cracks and cor
ners This is poisonous substance, so
only n responsible person should use it,
especially when there nre children In the
house. who might tamper with tho bottle.
The best place to keep poisons Is In the
pharmacy itself, and then buy only In
small quantities. for immediate use.
Newspapers are u good protection against
moths; use folded papers OIL the shelves
and In drawers. Packing boxes and trunks
should be carefully lined with them. Don't
forget to label the contents OF each trunk,
box or bag.