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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

HAVANA November 1.-THE peace
proposition of General Manager Orr for
the settlement of the railway strike was
rejected last night at d meeting Of the
strikers
PRINCETON. y. j.. November 11.-For
the first time since his recent illness ex-
President Cleveland viii today make a
trip into the hunting preserves in the
country near here. Accompanied by his
son Richard and G. r. Priest of Prince
ton. Mr.. Cleveland is to go rabbit hunting.
1t is stated that Mr.. Cleveland's health is
rapidly improving.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. November IL
The announcement is made that Rev.
Newman Smyth. pastor of the Center
Church and one of the best-known con-
gregational preachers in Connecticut. is to
retire. DR.. Smyth is a member of the
American board of commissioners for for
egn missions. The church will take ac-
ton on his resignation at a meeting next
Sunday.
ROME. November 1.-THE corgrega ton
of the propaganda has decided TO raise the
vicariate apostolic of Saskatchewan, A
district of the Northwest Territory of
Canada. to "A bishopric and change its
name to Prince Albert. Mgr. Albert Pas
cal will be appointed bishop of the new
diocese.
NLADIFOSTOk, November ll.-Bombs
arms. ammunition and correspondence Of
a revolutionary organization including in
its membership soldiers belonging to the
local garrison. have been seized by the
naval workshops here.
ST. PETERSBURG. November lit
was announced today that the third Rus
sian parliament will assemble November
~ at the Tauride palace. An imperial de-
cree was issued today instructng VI. GoIu-
bof. vice president of the council of thn
empire, To open the session. There will
be no reception of deputies by the en-
peror 1t the winter palace.
ST. ErlENNE. France November IL
An ascending cage in a mine at Ram
BAUD. near here. was struck today by A
descending car and seven occupants of
the latter were thrown out. fell to the
bottom of the shaft and were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
Handsome
Separate Skirts.

@1NT Z direct attention to
WV s GVt display E:1isy' Of wynn Wom-
ems Separate Skirts,
which, notwithstanding the popu-
larity Of other modes OF costumes,
continue to be in general demand.
We brought over from Europe
some very handsome Skirts, the
plain effects and very elaborate
models, to be worn with the ex-
quisite Lingerie Waists, which we
selected at the same time, and
which are now displayed with the
Skirts.
We call special attention at this
time to the splendid assortment OF
Separate Skirts of
French Wolfe and Taffeta
Silk.
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Personal Mention.

Senior g. de Obaldia ir.. the son Of the
acting President of Panama. who went
to Havana in order to deliver to Coy.
Charles f. Masoon the god medal sent
by his country. arrived here Saturday
night Senior ODaldia will remain few
days, and then viii 90 to New York
where he will meet DR.. B. Porras, no is
coming from The Hague.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
American Mining Congress.

JOPLI :. Mo, November 1.-THE Amer
can mining congress began its eleventh
annual session here today. Several hun
!red delegates were in attendance. repre-
santing all parts of the country. The gath
ring will continue through Thursday and
many important questions will be pre-
scented for discussion. Numerous mining
men are on the program for addresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
Neglige Footwear
For Fall and Winter.

ofR ESIDES,extensive lines of
hA High-grade Footwear for
WY women and children (for
street, dress, outing, au-
tomobiling and other outdoor pur-
poses we show large line OF
Oxfords and Slippers for gylnna-
SUM and general neglige wear,
etc. Also showing the latest ef-
fects in Riding Boots for women.
Canvas oxtords. for women's gymna. g, -
Felt Comfy" Slippers. for men. women and
fo siae r'ees according 85c to ST. so
Terry Cloth Bath Slippers with leather soles.
Pair rSt men ana women $I.oo and ST 50
Suede Bedroom Slippers for women. in O.
red. black. gray. green etc. Pair. go. 9l. ~
Canvas Bedroom Slippers for women. G, ~
In pink and blue. Pair ........ ..... Sl.<S
Riding Boots for wom-
Pair fn IN me latest styles. $1,000 and $11.oo
Third floor, Tenth st.
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A Special i'm Morris Chairs

CHARTERED Oak Morris Chairs,
with ha;r-filled reversible cushions.
9 steel spiral spring seat, ball-bear-
ing castors and brass adjuster.
Special value, S8.o5 each.
Sixth floor. G st.
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Separate Skirts at 81. so
each.
each

They are shown in plain and
fancy effects, in a very wide va
riety OF styles-plaited and plain;
with folds and without. The values
are really exceptional.
Third floor. G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11


nh tains Portieres nows the time
: lll and this is the place to GET them.
mi We have magnificent stock OF
llJ each. To effect quick clearance
. of much of this stock we have
marked things at lowest prices.
S2.25 Lace Curtains. $40
. $3.50 Lace Curtains. .S2.oS
$3.50 Scrim Curtains. $50
! 5000 Muslin Curtains. $500
, $3.50 Imitation
Arabian Curtains. ...S3.oo
; $50 Imitation
y Arabian Curtains. .S4.7S
So. so Imitation
Arabian Curtains. $500
: SS.75 Novelty Lace
Curtains. ...........S7.5o
: $500 Novelty Lace
= Curtains. 1915
$3.50 Square Mesh
Curtains. ...... 5000
$1,000 Filct Italien
Curtains.
!, So. 50 Dentelle Arabe
{ Lace Curtains. .S6.75
s S4.75 Dentelle Arabe
: Lace Curtains. ......S3.5o
E $3.50 Ecru Saxony
: Lace Curtains. .....S4.oo
], $500 Ecru Saxony
{; Lace Curtains. .....S3.75
: SII.OO TambOur Swiss
j Lace Curtains. $50
& SIP. 50 Tambour Swiss
s Lace Curtains. .S8.75
\: $1,000 Tambour Swiss
& Lace Curtains. ..... 5000
6 $3.50 Tambour Swiss
Z: Lace Curtains. 5000
; $500 Tambour Swiss
I, Lace Curtains. 49,. $1,000
& SI2.oo Brussels Net
y Lace Curtains. .S9.z5
E Specials in Bedroom Curtains,
Y Csc, s1.25, s1.4s, s1.69, s1.9s and $50.
J Portleres.
!, See the excellent line of
: Portieres we can give you
: for $500. S6.75. $50, 1878,
! So. 50, $40 and SI2.5o. They
: GRO north o-G mora
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Muslin
UmlergarmenCS,

- ENERAL interesting items
NDS\ in Gowns and Drawers,
~ made OF cambria. nainsook
or muslin, variOusly trim
med in embroideries, tucks, etc.
and we'll made and finished.
Also SILK Long kimonos and
Dressing Sacques, in plain colors
and rich figured and lowered Ell
fects. made full and loose, and at
tractiyely priced,
Muslin Gowns high and '" neck long sleeves
,G.Sea S|AF m a. I',.,b .'. SOC
Muslin and Camhrc Gowns. high. square and
W neck. long sleeves, yoke trimmed with rows
81 dainty embroidery. Insertion AMI tuchs; neck
vnd sleeves finished with narrow EN- -sC
Muslin Cambria and Nainsn"k Gowns. in sev-
rral STYLES. Including high, low ana We hece !:
long and short sleeves VaFi"uSlE uihheu win
fur cmbrp!Ierics. dainty laccs, beadlhA ST 90
pnd ribbon Each- .---...- .-.'..
Vusliu Drawers trimmed with wide full cam
lrf~ ruttie finished with hnc tucSs. 2OC
Pair ............ ''''-'--.
Muslin and Cambric Drawers, in several styles
ys-jo',slv trimmed with dainty embroidery zoe
rurHes and clusters Of tucSs. Pair..--.-- -
China SIX Dressing Sacques in black, white
Yed pink and blue; made with a loose front ana
iaceo tbree-Guarter sleeves trimmed with
rrIffie of vslcnciennes lace and insertion. S. 90
Each ...-.. '--'''. =
silk Long Kimonos, in large assortment I, Of
coIorings and designs. made very fui with Il
deen hem. finished with wide plain col 81 90
Third foor Eleventh st.
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At $500.

Separate Skirts Of fine French voile ALL
over killed and trimmed with two folds
of wolfe and four bands of tafreta A
beautiful and perfect-hanging skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
At .SI2.sO.

Separate Skirts of very superior quail
ity black taffeta silk. ali-over killed style,
with two wide folds and four narrow
bands around bottom: very handsome
and dreSsy skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
At $1,000.

II PlO.oO
Separate Skirts Of a splendid quality
black taffeta silk, made in full double
box plated style. with five graduated
folds around bottom. A splendid skirt and
very stylish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
AtSI25o.

NJ .pI $50.
Separate Skirts Of good quality French
wolfe, all-over plated style, with three
cluster bands of taffeta: unlined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
At $1,000.

Separate Skirts Of very fine chiffon pam
ANA. all-over plated, with two folds of
clath around bottom. A most serviceable
and attractive skirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
At SI2.5o.

At S12. 50.
Separate Skirts Of fine black taffeta
silk. all-over plated style, with three
folds of taffeta silk about bottom A styl-
ish and extra good skirt at the price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
At $500.

Separate Skirts OF best quality French
wolfe, all-over plated. These are made
very full and handsomely trimmed with
three cluster folds of taffeta silk. Wide
silk drop skirt. '.''.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
The Delineator
For December

al S on sale and contains
HI among other things the fol-
U1 lowing interesting articles ::
The Dress of Paris, !"
Styles OF, the Month" "The Sew
ing Circle TYPES of the New
Millinery" "a Page Of Pretty
Neckwear." Filling in the Hollow
Places "A Dainty Idea for the
Girl Who Paints" The Kitchen -
"Christmas Gifts in Burnt Wood y
MY Garden at Christmas Time, ="
what Shall | Give Them EN-
tertaining at Christmas Time, y
How Santa Claus Comes to the
Children of the Rich and a num-
Der of other interesting and in
structive articles, besides several
short stories.
I5c copy. SIoo a year.
Butterick Patterns and Fashion
Sheets for December are ready.
Patterns, 1oc and I5c each. Fash
ion Sheets free for the asking.
Pattern Dept, Main floor, Eleventh st.
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Art Em0roidery Dept.
Foreign and
Domestic Articles.

~ UR Art Embroidery De-
W S 's5 ;s',; j: "S G:.i: :4:"'? e
stamped and unstamped
Centers, Doilies, Tea Cloths,
Scaris, Women's Undergarments,
Pillow Covers; also Raffia Photo
Holders, Glove, Handkerchief and
Collar Baskets, etc, which include
many unique articles for gifts.
Stamped Linen Centers Observation-Disclosures. /SC
Stamped Nalnsook Corset Covers, with cof.
material for working northumberland. SOC
Stamped India Lnon Shirt Waists c. M
with material for working. ............. Pi'Oo
Stamped and Tinted Pillow Tops. with soc
backs .-,-..-...-.. ...........-. ~
Imported Stamped Burap Pillow Covers ZSC
Stamped Imported Brlap Table Covers. &c
ChiIdren's Work Baskets. on stand. -. 81 *
satin-lined Work Baskets. SI.Oo to $500
Rafis Photo Holders, .........2 5c and soc
Rafia Glove. Handkerchief and Collar err
Baskets ............... ~
RAMA Sewing Baskets. I5c, 25c and soc
Main floor + ST.
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At $3.50.

NJ DO. 50.
Separate Skirts of fine quality French
wolfe, made with all-over cluster plaits
and trimmed with bands Of silk taffeta in
panel effects. Wide silk drop skirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11

Special attention is asked to our
collection of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
Berlin Saucepans.

40 more thoroughly acquaint
4 housekeepers with the SUI
" perior merits of Wear
Ever Aluminium Cooking
Utensils the manufacturers au-
thorize us to offer one hundred &
quart Covered Berlin Saucepans at
the very special price of
6Oc each. Regularly Csc.
A wide variety OF Wear Ever"
Aluminium Cooking Ware is being
shown at our Demonstration
Booth, and we will be glad to ex-
plain in detail the decided advan-
tage it possesses over tin or enamel
ware from the standpoints OF econ
omy, safety and quality OF service.
Ftfth floor Eleventh st.
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I5c a copy. SI.oo a year.
Offering i'm

'sWear Ever Aluminium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11
Lace Curtains,
Portieres,
at Very
Low Prices.

~F you intend 70 huy New Lace Cur-
NH tains or Portieres now's the time
I'M and this is the place to get them.
mi We have magnificent stock OF
llu each. To effect quick clearance
Of much of this stock We have
marked things at lowest urtces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-11

See the excellent line of
Portieres we can give you
for $500. $6.75, $3.50, 1915,
$3.50, $40 and SI2.5o. They
are worth $50 more.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
b|SbEE PLAYS 4 BRILLIANT
 CAME
Tie Score in Ninth Inning After Uphill Game-Big Fl PaSo- BiSbee Game at Don Luis This Afternoon
(speclal to the Reyiew.l

DOUGLAS, Oct. l2.-in the fastest game of baseball ever seen on the To- cal diamond. the Bisbee and Douglas teams each scored three runs, and at the end of the ninth inning the urn- pire ordered play discontinued be cause of the darkness. This was the second tie game in two days, that on Friday afternoon standing 4 to at the end of the ninth inning. The brilliant stick work of Bisbee in the last inning after having been shut out up to that time, was the feature of the game.
 Douglas punched a couple of hits in the fourth, succeeding in getting two men across the plate, taking the lead. During the next four innings
 both sides put forth strenuous en- deavors to get men around the circuit
 but were unsuccessful. Bisbee finally came up for the first half of the ninth inning, and the local rooters consider ed that everything was over but the shouting. Olson, the second man up, connected with fast one, and before the Douglas fielders could get it bach on the diamond, he was standing on third base. This seemed to cheer the visitors. and Wilson, the next man to
 step to the plate, landed on a swift | in-shoot for two bases. scoring Olson Burns came next and knocked a clean
 single to left center, scoring Wilson | Stealing second and getting to third on an error, Burns scored the run which put Bisbee in the lead. In theii | half of the inning the local boys
 scored one, tieing the score, at which time 1t was so dark further play could
 not be had.
 Shaner Of Bisbee pitched an excel
 lent game, striking out thirteen men while Gran had eight scalps to his credit. The field work of both teams | was very good, and the base running | was of the fast variety.
 Following is a tabulated account oi
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
ANOTHER PLAN Is' EXPECTED ID
 APPEAR
Reported That Overlook and Creditors Committee Have Held Conference in Regard to Settlement

Owing to the efforts of various parties interested in the matter, 1t Is reported that negotiations are now pending which will probably result in the offering of a better proposition than the one made on last Tuesday evening by l.. J. Overlook to the creditors of the defunct brokerage firm. No definite statement on the matter could be secured last even ing.
 Since the meeting which was held last Tuesday evening and at which time Overlook offered a proposition to the creditors, there has been con siderable dissatisfaction with the terms of the proffered settlement. This dissatisfaction finally led to the determination on the part of num- Der of those to whom the firm owes money to have the entire business thrwn into bankruptcy.
 On account of the fact that bank ruptcy proceedings would be very ex- pensiye. and would most likely result sn the dissipation of what small amount of resources the firm ROW has. there are many who, although dissatisfied with the Overlook propo- sition, opposed bankruptcy proceed ings. In order to bring about unain- .mity of action among the creditors, as we'll as endeavoring to obtain from Overlook a more favorable proposi- tion, it is understood that the finance committee appointed by the creditors to look after their affairs in a general way, have taken the matter up, and after conferring with interested parties h1Ua hnnn ahlA tn equitable proposition. r. When seen by the Review last even- ing and asked regarding the matter one of the members of the committee stated that such a course had been taken. and that it would probably re- suit favorably. He stated that he was not at liberty to make public any thing in regard to the matter until Tuesday morning when it will be sub mitted to the public through the press. The reported conference led to a general willingness last evening to await results.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
WILL BE RETURNED
 HERE TOMORROW Duey and Gibbs to Be Brought Over From Tombstone for
 Preliminary Hearing

Owing to the fact that Harry Duey and James A. Gibbs, who were ar- rested on Thursday evening on charges of embezzlement, were taken to Tombstone on Friday afternoon, the report became current that they had waived preliminary examination, and would await the action of the. grand jury. It was learned yester- day, however, that such was not the case, and they will be brought back from the county seat for 3 hearing to- morrow morning.
 When the defendants were arraign- ed in court they applied for admittaRce to bail The bonds were fixed and they tried to get the necessary sure ties, but failed. Two of those men who had gone on the bonds required of the defendants to Insure their ap- pearance before the grand jury on the charge of embezzlement preferred against them by Charles M. Holmes also asked to be released from their liability, and surrendered the young men to the sheriff.
 After conditions reached this stage tEe prisoners were taken to Tomb stone, one reason being that Duey was needed as witness in a civil case which was tried before the district court yesterday.
 Tomorrow morning Duey and Gibbs will be brought back to the city, ana will be given their preliminary hear ings. At the present time they are confined in the county jail at Tomb stone
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
CUSTOS MEN
 HOLD HER EMERY
(Continued from First Page ,

(Continued from First Page1
 Traction affairs. Now he is said to be widely interested in electric roads and mining ventures in California, and mines in Mexico and his wealth totals many millions.
 One of the stories we ran across when looking up the Buffers family tells how resourceful the head of the house IS in getting what he wants When he was building his palace at Piedmont he wanted a certain color tone in old oak He couldn't find just what he wanted in this country. so he went to England and bought the chapel of an old abbey. From the pews and pulpit and the choir loft of that chapel he secured just the ola Sjssa HC wanJsG TOT the CaIITOrnla man sion and shipped tine wood secured in such an unusual manner.
 But there is no question that Mrs Buffers is not residing abroad as she declared when coming in on the. Cedric. She had merely been in Europe to get her daughters trous- seau and some works of art for the wedding so we have had to notify Collector Stratton in San Francisco to hold up the eighteen trunks and collect full duties and penalties. It's too bad, but we had to do it7
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

During all of yesterday afternon the greatest gloom prevailed among the local Baseball fans, as the reports were received from Douglas over the telephone. In almost every business house someone was using the long distance phone, inquiring anxiously for the score. When it was learned that Douglas scored two in the fourth and the local boys were still guiltless of having a run, gloom settled over the city. AS the report of each sue ceeding inning came in hope began to fade, but never once did the stawarts waver in their devotion to the local az
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
DRACHhAh WILL TAKE CHARGE OF ORPHEUh Tucson Theatrical Man Will Ar rive Here This Morning,
 Bringing Troupe

After being closed for the past couple of weeks owing to the fact that various creditors had brought attach ment suits against the company own- ing it, the Orpheum Theatre will again be opened this evening, under the management of Emanuel Drach- man. of Tucson, who will arrive here this morning bringing With him a troupe of vaudeville artists.
 Shortly after it was opened a few weeks ago the career of the Orpheum began to assume the appearance of a checker board. Creditors pressed for money themselves. were forced to take stringent measures to collect from the play house, which resulted in the closing of the doors.
 About two weeks ago Drachman ar rived in the city from Tucson and at meeting of the stockholders of the Orpheum Company, made a proposi- tion to buy certain amount of stock on the condition that the house would be placed under his manage ment. Other propositions were also made. it being reported that A. I. Manahan, who has the contracts with all the big theatrical combinations in the east. would take over the manage ment.
 A couple of days ago Drachman, who had returned to Tucson. informed the local stockholders of his accept ance of proposition made by them, and yesterday telegralhed that he would be in the city this morning, bringing with him a troupe of play CTS.
 Drachman has been successful in the show business in Tucson and Phoenix in each of which cities he has a house so that it is expected that he will be able to put the Or pheum on a paving basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
GOSSIP FROM TOMBSTONE.

TOMBSTONE. Oct. 12.-Harry Duey and James A. Gibbs, officers of the defunct brokerage firm of Duey & Overlook, were brought over from Bis bee last evening and incarcerated in default of bonds to insure their ap- pearance before the grand jury which convenes here on the Fist. They were in charge of Officer D. Twomey of Bisbee. Neither can be induced to talk for publication concerning his part in the alleged defalcations in connection with the recent failure.
 Probate Judge Frank Goodbody re- turned from Bisbee last evening to spend Sunday with his family.
 -rIEso S'SI0EC SoUSEI TCES uE5 IIzUI lHIE s for brief visit with Bisbee friends.
 The condition of Mrs. L. c. Wilber. who recently underwent critical op- eration at Dr. Bacon's hospital, is re- ported as greatly improved and her many friends will be pleased to learn of her speedy and complete recovery from her physical afflict.ons.