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New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
PERIL TO FRENCH NAVY
"u4RITIWE AN4RCHl.
Cabinet ResoIUed on Drastic Meas
ures of Reform.
Especial by French Gable to The Trihune'I
rc-o,,.r;eb+ 1907 by The Tribune Association. ]


Paris Aug 31.-The official report on the
cause of the explosion the battleshlp lena
last March, coupled with the revelations now
made by NJ. Ferrand prominent naval ensl-
neer, in the Journal des Debats," entitled
Maritime Anarchy have aroused public
opinion in regard to the condition OF the navy
that the Cabinet has resolved upon drastic
measures of reform. The official report OF the
parliamentary committee contains the following
statement:
we have met with nothing but antagonisms
and divisions in the navy. Naval constructors
engineers and line officers all act in complete
independence Of each other. There is no supe-
rior authority with the power 20 unite these
three divergent forces in co-ordinated action
Administrative anarchy rcfgns in the Organiza-
ton The officers complain that they receive
no orders. and, indeed. the heartrending inef-
ficiency OF the central power is the cause of the
growing ineficiency of naval forces
The indictment brought against the navy by
the journal des DebatS' is based upon the
overcentralization at tine Ministry of Marine
and socialism in the doCkyards and arsenals.
The "Debats" continues: ''It is anarchy above
and anarchy below. The latter is due to the
intrusion OF politics into the ships and arsenals.
with the result of all round slackness and ant
mitarism. II is the result of the superannu-
ated system which places an inordinate amount
Of power in the hands of the Minister of Marine.
imposes upon him the burden of omnipotence
and omniscience which no single man can sus-
tain and paralyzes his subordinates from the
highest TO the lowest, by denying them all
power OF initiative in their own departments
The situation is threatening that Vice Ad-
miraI Pephau, commanding the navy yard at
Brest, has applied for leave of absence until
the expiration Of the year. when he goes upon
the retired list Admiral Pephau has obtained
a temporary leave only and quits Brest to-day,
where, however. he viii return on September
q for the launching of the armored cruiser Ed
gar Qulnet It Is stated good authority that
no other vice admiral be found willing to
succeed Vice Admiral Pephau in command at
Brest. where for three years socialist syndi-
ward and rendered the admiral there almost
powerless-
strange episode is reported from Havre.
where a couple Of torpedo boats. Nos. 22S and
229. were being repaired at the Basin de Com
rnerce. A young of twenty-five appeared
on board announcing himself Naval Ensign
De Cuverville son OF tho well known admiral
The rnechaniclan turned over the command TO
the young man. who ordered the fags hosted
and took out one OF the torpedo boats for trial
trip. Six weeks elapsed before it was discov-
cred that the young man who had donned
the uniform OF naval officer and assumed
command OF a French warship was n mere
adventurer He was arrested yesterday. but
had enioyed a rare and Joyful holiday at the
expense OF the French government. G b.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
DEFIANCE TO Law.
Bishops Urge More than Pass'Ue
Resistance.
Especial by French cable 90 The Tribune
,,---,L. fao- ~, The Tribune Association !

London. Aug 31-The Bishop OF London, be-
fore his departure for America gave the signal
for something more than passive resistance 10
an act of Parliament. but since the Bishop OF
rar,bet7 has followed the Bishop of Fulham
in enjoining rigorous obedience to canon Ia"
and advising the clergy of the Church OF Eng
Ind neither TO solemnize a marriage with "A
,rife's sister themselves to lend their
churches for the purpose, the responsibility for
.b, defiant attitude toward law OF the realm
s,s with the Archbishop Of Canterbury VINO
n,adped himself during the debates TO facilitate
the sr-ooth working of the bill should IL po
enacted The Episcopal bench has not pro-'te"
~ ord James's sagacious warning that 1t was
alienating the sympathy Of the middle Classes
nv, intolerant adherence 10 canon "hich VIZ
III - declared that a wifes sister mans
~ sister and could not become his wife Win
ont what Lord Hugh Cecil coarseiy described
: oo,c,,tirape and sexual vice. Canon HensIey
1Yo,, ie heading revolt against the bishops
80 has the sympathy of Archdeacon NIIo'r-
force and other clergy at West'nlhs'er ->'p'''
who do not understand why marriages 'es---l~e"
-. .ta Statc should be denounced as leprous
bv the Church established by law The MAJOR
itx OF parsons Will follow the advice OF the
,.ts,,ons whether they agree not, for their
careers are virtually ended when they lose
erdseo,al favor Liberal dignitaries like Canon
15e,son alone have anything to gain by dis
,.,,tspf- from intolerance and chances Of pre-
ter7,,ent come slowly when the bishops are in
robust health and invalids like the Archbishop
of York and Dean Gregory persist in getting
,reu NoIconfonnists are amused by the iacN
~ nex{hilit- OF the bishops in just!fyinG pas
siyc resistance over ~hat : not with the mass
Of intelligent laymen point OF conscience.
They perceive if the clergy are encouraged to
Ct themselves against the law strong arGu-
n,ent Is supplied for disestablishment-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
The Ne1o Books Of the Wcek from
the Publishers.
Especial by French Cable to Tho Tribune


Paris. Aug 31-Among the Americans in Paris
arc Mrs John Wanamaker Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
CLAW Varburton, Judge Tree and George Jay
C:o,,Id and family. who have all arrived in motor
cars from, Baden Baden. Mrs. Watson Blair has
arrived from ST Mortz There are also in
paris Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mccormick.
Thomas S BIyth Mr. and Mrs Cady Eaton,
rJenry G Ward. Mrs benjamin Brewster and
Mr. and Mrs George p. Evans. Al Baden Baden
are Mr. and Mrs Taylor Pyne. Mr. and Mrs.
1du,ard Parsons Z. Clarence Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Van Wyck and two daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Alexander. Theodore
MYERS Louis Jay. Colonel Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
q y kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCreery'
Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Rickert. Mr.. and Mrs Archl-
bald White, Mrs Charles ThOrne, Major Creigh-
ton Webb. Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hatmaker Mr..
and Mrs Victor Fisher Mr.. and Mrs l. Busch
and Mfr and Mrs Harry Kraus
Iouye issues Les CinQ Cents Immortels' Il
history Of the French Academy from 1864 10
1906 by Emile Gassier. with preface by jules
ennaice with curious anecdotes and biographies
or a,,erv member of the academy. 1t is aston
iabinq that out of five hundred so few are heard
Of to-day The Librarie de CONSTRUCTION MO-
.derno Dublishes LIE Style Louis Seize, coiiec-
tion Of two hundred striking specimens or ar
chitectural designs of house decorations OF 'hdt
reign. by PIanat-Well. profusely illustrated
L b
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
TO PUNISH THE MOORS.
France authorizes General Drude
to Press attack.

Paris Aug 3t-The French government to
day telegraphed instructions to General Drude
authorizing him to pursue a vigorous and releLt-
less campaign against the warning tribesmen in
the CasablanCa region. and specifically per-
hitting him to make a two days march into the
interior. He is told, however. not 10 make any
campaign in the nature of an expedition. The
Governments idea is TO grant General Drude
enough freedom to end the irritating situation
by Furnishing and defeating once for all the au-
thors OF the massacre of Europeans at casa
blanca, as we'll as the attacking tribesmen.
Vice-Admiral Philibert in telegram dated
August 80 reports that the coast cities are calm.
He reports that the Moors near Casabanca
number six thousand
The War Department viii send two balloons
TO CasablanCa.
The Cabinet Ministers met at Rambouiilet to-
day and discussed the Moroccan situation with
President Fallieres The Cabinet voted to be-
stow honors on many Of the officers and men
who have distinguished themselves In the fight
ing in Morocco. Ensigns Ballande. Coste and
De Meerssier and Lieutenant Labasle received
the Cross OF the Legion OF Honor and sixteen
officers marine quartermasters and sailors re
ceived the Military Medal. All OF these men
were wounded during the fighting at Casa
blanca.
A dispatch to the "Matin' from Tanger says
Sh'NN'+-+
ing The foreign legations have made an an
nouncernent Of places of refuge for Europeans
in case of danger. Numbers of bandits are
appearing i'll and around the city
4 courier from Fez, the correspondent adds.
says that tribesnen have attacked and utterly
routed the troops under Caid Abdel Kader, near
Fee.
The "Matin's'' Casablanca correspondent says
that Wednesdays attack obviously was directed
by a person thoroughly conversant with the
methods Of modern warfare The correspondent
adds that the natives made a splendid charge.
and that only the shells from the Gloire broke
it, The newspaper correspondents had a narrow
escape from capture. one of them had his mule
killed.
The correspondent says also that an Arab
fugitive has come in TO Casablanca, bringing
Muley Hafgs letter, in which he requests the
tribesmen make further attack on the
Frenchrnen, saying that he hopes TO arrive on
Friday when II will confer with the French.
and If good comes from II. it will be for all; If
not I will join my forces with yours and lead
YOU
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
BARON KOMUR4'S HEALTH.
Absurd Stories of Complaints Of
Lack of Courtesg.
Especial by French Gable % The TrIbun..7
Cop-right 1907 hr Tre Tim. sr-o.s..t.-

Copyright. 1eo7. BY TIE Tribune AssociatIon-I
London. Aug. 31-An absurd story has been
started that Baron Komure is not liked by the
japanese residents who complain of a lack OF
attention when they go TO the embassy Baron
homura Is conspicuous for courtesy and COM
n1ands the respect Of his own countrymen. He
has never fully recovered from the arduous
labors Of negotiating the treaty of Portsmouth
and IS devoting more time to the study OF Eng
lish history than to the pleasures OF social life.
The American Ambassador has gone into the
country after busy week filled with diplomatic
work He declines to discuss the details Of the
fsheries question, but evidently is not discon-
tented with the present status of the negotia-
rions. Nearly all members Of the diplomatic
corps are taking a holiday.
The society journals are filed with the empty
ings from the watering places while waiting
for the Kings week at Dorchester and month
Scotland. The number Of Americans at the
autumn shooting parties will be unusually
small. Belmacaan. where the Bradley Mar
tins are entertaining many visitors, Mrs. Ed
Tnund Raylies among them, will be full OF
tivity. London's only visiting foreign potentate
IS President Barclay, from Liberia, tall negro
with hair and beard turning gray, and with
many signs Of cleverness. The Duke and
Duchess OF Cumberland will be among the visi
tors at Windsor late in the autumn, and there
wil be a royal marriage in Worcestershire about
the same time-Prince Charles de Bourbon or
the Sicilies with Princess Louise de France at
Evesharn
The first nights at the theatres have been at
tended by actresses authors and tourists and
have been unusually lively. Gerald du Maurier
and Pauline Chase received a warm welcome
az the Duke Of York's. where "Brewsters Mill
ions Is drawing we'll with japanese curtain
iaiser '"The Hypocrites" is admirably enacted
at the Hicks Theatre by Marian Terry and a
strong company. There has been pin pricklng
criticism from some writers. but the audiences
warmly applaud Jones's didactic drama. Marian
Terry prevents an anti-clinnax after the great
scene in the third act by a most brilliant and
moving performance of the final act sydney
Valentine has made a hit at the Garrlck by his
representation of the quaint sheep farmer In
Flanders WIDOW II is triumph OF realism
IN rustic comedy and the best character study
seen in London since Cyril Maude acted In
Beauty and the Barge" Mrs. Calvert sup
ports him with tninlitabie humor a garrulous
ohsrwouaan Miss Emery reappears next week
in the new theatre III Horace Annesley Fachells
Her Son" There viii be high tragedy at His
Ma)esty's and half a dozen other theatres are
settling down 20 autumn business with "a new
version o. <5al Caine's Christian tonight.
l. N z.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

NO MOORISH HOLY WAR
European Interests VIII Be Pro
tected at SeapOrts.
Especial by French Cable to The Tribune.I

Copyright. 1907, by The Tribune Association
Paris, Aug. 31-Much 10 the relief of the
French government. all the danger OF the
proclamation of holy war in Morocco seems
now to be averted. Such an event would have
reused the Arab tribes in Algeria and Tunis
and have added enormously to the difficulties
of the task in Morocco The efforts of Premier
ClemenCeau are row directed toward enabling
the new Sultan, ATuley Hafig, to concentrate
his influence and establish some semblance of a
central government powerful enough to con-
troll the wild tribesmen and with which France
can negotiate, and il is believed here that this
can be accomplished. Meanwhile plans are
being made to insure protection to European
interests in the seaports by garrisons Well
supplied with artillery, so as to be strong
enough to hold their during the autumn
and winter. when Moroccan ports OH the At
lantic seaboard, with the exception of Casa
blanca, do not afford sufficient shelter against
the northwestery gales to permit warshiDs TO
approach the coast enough to make effec-
tive of their guns. e. l. B.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
JAPAN BARS CHINESE COOLIES.

TOXIC. Aug 51.-Chnese coolies wEo were in
Dortad in connection with the construction of the
Ka-oshima & Hiogo Railway nave been dismissed
and It is likely that they viii be returned 10 emma
ar tha expense of the contractors who brought
,,,eo, to Japan The railway probably overlooked
the law before importing them and failed to receive
Official sanction for their admission to Japan un-
der the circumstance
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
CZAR TO VISIT ST. PETERSBURG
Great Precaution Taken to Protect Mem
of Imperial Family.

st. Petersburg. Aug 31.-A memorial chur
built on the spot in this city where Empel
Alexander III was assassinated. in March. 1el
will be dedicated tomorrow in the presenceI
the grand dukes and grand duchesses. the q
lomatic corps and probably Emperor Mich :
and the Empress. Extraordinary precautionl
measures have been taken to guard against
tempts 10 kill the imperiaI family. Detachmey
of artillery and cavalry poured into the \
al day from the camp at KrasnOye SeiO.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
A RANCo-CANADIAN CONVENTION.
negotiations Satisfactory and Treaty Will
Soon Be Signed.

Paris Aug. 31.-Ihe negotiations between
France and Canada for new commercial
rangement have resulted in complete under
standing. The agreement on this subject viii
soon be signed
Tho terms of the commercial accord will not
be announced until France and Canada have
cor:pleted all the minor details. but IT is under
stood that each country has granted the other
more favorable tariff exports
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
ITALY IN TOUCH WITH VATICAN.
Public Prosecutor lends agistrate to dues
tion Cardinal Merry del Val.

Bor,e Aug 11-The Public Prosecutor mas
commissioned a magistrate to proceed to Castel
Gandolfo to interrogate Cardinal Merry del VAL
the Papal Secretary OF State concerning the
demonstration against him at Marlno, Aug 10
when a mob Of anti-clercals hooted and 1eereu
AT the Cardinal while he was driving in the Vll-
Iace This will be the first time since 1870 that
On Italian magistrate has come IN contact wlth
PapaI Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
LABOR SUPPLY AMPLE AT PANAMA.
Authorities STOP Importing ForeigneIa Be
ceuse Services are Not Needed

MarserF,es. Aug. 31.-six nundred Italian
y nor,s.,e. who have arrived here expecting to
80 Colon and obtain employment on the Panama
canal VIII not proceed to the isthrius, &c Their
services are not needed. The canal authorities
have discontinued hiring labor abroad, tie forty
s7vo thousand men at work being sufficient
for fha r.reserlf
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
FINDS ,nrEmPeRANcg AMONG WOMEN.

southanrtor. A2g. al-TEe Rev. charles II
Sheldon Of Topeka Kan. sailed fo- New York to
dav on the American Line steamship St Louis
after i four months tour Of Great Britain lie
said he found more drunkenness in Great Britain
than in America, especially amorg the women
Before his departure illuminated address was
presented 10 the Rev. MIR. Sheldon by the officers
nf the United Kingdom Alliance, assuring a!lr o.
their grateful sense OF the lasting 5e-!ees ha had
rendered to the ~usc Of temperance .eici1.- 81
Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
PORTUGUESE DEFEAT NEGROES.
a Sharp Action in West Africa-Troops Lose
Ten Men Killed.

Lisbon Aug. 31.-An official dispatch from
LIossamedes a district of the Portuguese colony
Of Amboia West Africa. says the Portuguese
troops were brilliantly victorious in an action on
August - and 2S with force of Guamatas
numbering seven thousand. near Musiiio- The
Portuguese losses were ten men killed and
,h;rtv-nre " ounded The enemy suffered heavily
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
BRITAIN APOLOGIES TO cAsTRo.

t-aracas Aug 80 Cvia Willemstad Aug III ne
Venezuelan government considers toat 'he ~ l'o -,
- ,ba invasion Of Venezuelan territory by
" calder district inspector of police OF bri'lSh
Guiana and the seizure OF quantity OF oa'A'a
,,,p, said 10 have been collected ON briusn soi'
hos beeu satisfactorily closed Presictn' OdSu'
has received an apologetic note from 'he eoNs'.o'
of British Guiana, with the annoul "e,' '""e
.,,or calder has been dismissed from his post
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
TEST or THE PARsEvAL AlRsHlP.

Berlin. Aug 3t-The ParsevaI aIrShip mlde an
other successful flight Berlin at a late hour
tbts evening state Secretary Won Holman Was
q passenger. The airship man"uvred for an hour
and attained considerable speed against the wind
Herr Won Holman expressed himself as de
lis!ted win his trip and the facility with Wiaeh
~, balloon RESPONDED TO the will of its nayigators
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
BELGIANs TAKE PLACE OF FRIARs.
Pope Intrusts to Them Religious Administra-
tion in Philippine Islands

Rome. Aug. 31.-With the approval of Pope
Plus. Monsignor Agius. the Apostolic Delegate
in the Philippine Islands. has intrusted the re-
ligious administration OF the islands TO the Bel
gian congregations in place OF the departed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
COLORED DRESS GOODS

NEW AUTUMN FABRICS. COMPRISING A VARIETY OF VEL
VET NOVELTIES SCOTCH AND ENGLISH CEEVIOTs
OF soMBRE COLORINC IN ROUGH STRIPES
r AND BROKEN PLAIDS
SHAWL PATTERNS IN CLOTH AND CHEVIOT FINISH:
FANCY WEAVES IN PLAIN MATERIALS: BROADCLoTFS IN
\ FULL RANCE OF COLORINGs: FANCY VOnES; DIAGONAL
WEAVES IN PLAIN AND TWO-TONED EFFECTS.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SPANISH NEWSPAPERS REsUKEo.

Madrid Aug. 3l.-Thc "Epoca'' publishes in
spircd article condemning the newspapers which
urge Spain to withdraw from the Moroccan cam
f5aen or, the ground that SPANS insufficient naval
and military forces will not permit her To play
mart like that Of France. The "Epoca points out
that even the dethronement Of the Moroccan Sal
tan would not release Spain from her duty toward
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SULTAN TO LEAVE FEZ.
Rep0rt That Moroccan Ruler WM
Meet the TSurDer.

Tangier, Aug. Silt is reported that the Sui
tan, Abdul Aziz. intends leaving Fee imme-
diately for Rabat to confront his brother. Muldi
Hafig, who has been proclaimed Sultan by sew
eral Of the Moorish tribes
Caid Anfoos has declared his allegience 10
MuIai Hafg
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
BOMB KILLS FIVE MEN
ErpIos.On IN Police Station at Odes
-TlcO WOunded.

Odessa Aug 31--An explosion resulting
the death of an artillery officer and four POLL
men, two other policemen being seriou
wounded. occurred in the courtyard Of the Cl
trail Police Station here this morning The
tilIery officer was examining a bomb recer@
found by the police. when he dropped the mis-
accidentally and it exploded All the wind
in the neighborhood of the police station
shattered.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
AUTUMN GARMENTS
FOR MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN

FOR MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN
PRACTICAL STYLES IN APPAREL FOR SCHOOL OR
COLLEGE OUTFITS.
MISSES AND GIRLS TAILOR SUITS. SHIRT WAIST AND
SAILOR DRESSES GYMNASIUM SUITS. KNITTED JACKETS.
OAKS REFERS. AND TRIMMED HATS UNDERGRADUATES.
DRESSING GOWNS. HOSIERY. GLOVES AND CAUNTLETS
BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
BOYS NORFOLK. DOUBLEBREASTED. SAILOR AND RUSSIAN
SUITS: REFERS AND OVERCOATS; CAPS. HATS. SHIRT
WAISTS AND SEPARATE KNICKERBOCKERs UNDERGAR-
MENTS. NECKWEAR AND OTHER FURNISHINGS: HOSIERY.
HEAVY SCHOOL BOOTS SCHOOL. MILITARY AND
STREET GLOVES.
ARTICLES EOR SCHOOL OUTFITS. COMPRISING LEATHER
BAGS AND SUIT CASES IN VARIOUS SIZES; DRESSING
AND WRITING CASES COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES. COAT
HANGERS CLOCKS. FOLIOs. ETC. CRETONNE COVERED
BONES. SHOE AND LAUNDRY BAGS. SCRAP BASKETS
NOVELTY PIN CUSHIONS. DRESSER SETS. COUCH PILLOWS
AND A VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR SCHOOL OR
COLLEGE ROOMS.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
svgAsoRe muTINeERs SENTENCED

Stockholm. Aug 31.-The High Court of just
at Abo has sentenced forty Of the Sveaborg n
tneers TO four years penal serv!t-de. the
rineieaders to six and five years. respectively,
several others 20 three years Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

WOMENS SUITS AND TRIMMED HATS
GOWNS AND TAILOR SUITS. EMBRACING PRINCIPALLY
MODELS ADAPTED FOR TRAVELLING AND GENERAL
SERVICE. =
ALSO SELECTIONS OF TRIMMED HATS, SUITABLE FOR
WEAR WITH COSTUMES OF THIS KIND. AS WELL AS MORE
ELABORATE MILLINERY FROM THE FRENCH DESIGNERS.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
LIGHTHOUSE FOR SABLE ISLAND.

IIalifax Aug S1.-Actng under orders from lne
cs~a6isn Department of Marine and FISHERIES
,.orLn,on and materials for the construction OF "a
lighthouse on Sable Island will be sent /" thst
ISOLATED spot next week. The lighthouse VIII 'e
crected at the cast end of the island and the ianP
win be of the first class havins range oi many
mil
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

The natives OF Ambole have been in revolt
against the Portuguese authorities for soma time
and military expedition left Lisbon last January
lar Portuguese West Africa to check the uprising
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
IMPORTED DRESS VELNETS

DRESS NELVETS IN THE LATEST PARIS COLORINGs. Ne
GUIDING A NUMBER OF EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES
FOR AFTERNOON AND EVENING WEAR:
ALSO COMPLETE LINES OF ENGLISH CORDUROYs AND
VELVETEENS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
PLAGUE ON SHIP AT HONOLULU.

I5onoIulsl Aug 3l.-A case OF plague is reported
Oh the nlaiI steamer Sierra Iisf arfifeo iieF@
Ss,er9tser az the crew being iit All the eabn pas
tsengern fiahe' been landed The sailing OF the
&c msr " AahIy viii be delayed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

LODI aug 3l.-A terrorist yesterday evenr
shot and killed a detective and soldier who we
in a s,seetcs- A passing patrol fred on the e
rorist missed nirn and wounded four pedestr
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
B. Altn1a,1 j. On.

UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY FABRICS
FINE LACE CURTAINS AND LACE MATERIALS
CHOICE DESIGNS IN TAPESTRIES. BROCADES SIMILAR
TEXTURES FOR WALL PANELINCS. DOOR AND WINDOW
HANCINGS AND FURNITURE COVERINGS.
HAND MADE AND EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS SASH
CURTAINS. STORES BED COVERLETs. DRESSER sCARFS ETC
FINE LINGERIE PILLOWS
IN WORkROOMS CONNECTED WITH DEPARTMENT,
EHCH-CLASS ElANClNGS WILL MADE ORDER TO AC-
CORD WITH MODERN OR PERIOD FURNISHINGS. AND FINE
LACE CURTAINS AND DOOR PANELS EXECUTED IN SPECIAL
DESIGNS AND SIZES.
SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
FIVE EXECUTIONS AT WARSAW.
SIX PERSONS SHOT AT uooz

Warsaw. Aug. Sl.-Ffve terrorists were execur
in The citadel here in the last week
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
MOUNT vEsuvius STILL ACTIVE.

Rome Aug. 31.--Mount Fesuvius continued in
action to-day. The crater is slowly emitting
lava and smoke.