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$1.39 to $1.95 TRIMMINGS,
choice, a yard, $1.25

Trimmingtle last touch to the Easter frock In this spe
calv priced will be found regular S9
ST. S95 kinds. There appique i'll light and dark
prevalent estoonngs in truly artistic designs
Most all have CLINT of silver
gold. ALL NEW. and favortes too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12
16-button French glace kid
gloves for Easter

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12
Untrimmed shapes and
trimmings

We've the Untr1mmed Sailors in black burnt with
high medium crowns and wide medium brim from
Csc
SOC
We've the fashionable cerise. copenhagen
color wings from 49c to $4..S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12

LACE JABOTS in plain net
ing and edge
25c to $1.e8.
STIFF LINEN COLLARS. en-
broidered by hand in latest de-
signs. low. medium or high heights
25c and soc.
COLORED LINEN COLLARS
with stripes or dots
I5c and 25c.
MERRY WIDOW BOWS of silk
lace or null: small, medium and
large sizes
25c. soc, 75c.
GIBSON STOCKS of val lace.
plain net or val lace combined
with venice: with o. without bow
25c to $3.50. i
ASCOTS with Gibson stocks. in
all white or white with colored
stripe or polka dot ends
CSC and soc.
AUTO TIES of fine swiss. tuck
ed stock and embroidery turnover,
some lace trimmed. others IN plain
white or with colored embroidered
ends
12Iac to e8c:
BLACK NET AND LACE JA-
BOTS, with bows
soc and 75c.
NULL TIES. plain hemstitched
or embroidered
I21zc to 75c.
TAILOR-MADE STOCKS. Glib
son or straight effects of lawn, lin
en- or null; some combined with
colorS-
CSC and soc.
LACE STOCKS of pit venise
and pit. gaze. white or black,
straight or Gibson effects
I5c to $2.25.
SILK TIES. narrow and wide
widths. 4-in-hands or flowing ties,
in the new shades
25c.
KNITTED SILK FOCR-iN-
HANDS. in cerise tan brown ca
nary, light blue and hello, at
soc.
WINDSOR SILK TIES, in
plaids and plain colors, some with
embroidered ends
25c and soc.
COLLARS of Irish crochet lace,
$3.50 to $12.oo.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
SAVED TWO FROM
SUICIDE AFTER He
HAD TRIED TO DIE
Timely Aid Of Henry Schroe-
der Prevented Death of
Mother and Daughter.

Henry Schroeder. Il young man living
at No. j26 Washington street. 1Ioboken,
who WAS himself arrested six months
ago for Attempting to end his lie by
gas to-day prevented the suicide of two
women who also tried to die by gas In
the house whore he lives.
Mrs. Minnie Matthews. who lives on
the same floor with Schroeder. returned
to her home from the hospital two DAYS
ago. Sh" had undersono serious OPP
Grafton and was in the hospital FOR
many weeks. Returning home she suf-
fercd from insomnia and this morning
planned TO take her life.
Securing a Sas tube In her mouth she
stretched ont on a row of chairs to die
She had become unconscious and had
fallen to the floor with her head against
the stove when her mother, Mrs. Jeffer-
son Talman, of No. 6l2 Washington
street entered the apartment.
Thinking her daughter dead, Mrs. Tai
man decided to Join her Releasing the
tube from her daughters mouth. she
tied it in her own. ana lay down beside
the younger womans body.
She was just slipping into unconscious
ness when Schroeder passed the fiat and
smelled gas.
He summoned assistance, and an am
bulance came from St Marys Hospital.
The ambulance surgeon worked over the
young woman an hour before he could
revive her, and then took her to the
hospital. Her recovery is doubtful be
cause OF her weak condition following
her earlier experience in the hospital
The mother did not take gas enough to
do her any harm.
Schroeder attempted to XIII himself
with gas six months ago in the Fourth
Regiment armory in Hoboken. He was
member of Company l., and was
found in the companys room, uncon-
scious. with a gas tube fastened in his
mouth. He had been disappointed in
love affair.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Kill Two Evil Birds
CONSTIPATION AND RHEUMA-
WITH ONE
STONE.

II ypu would do n sensible, practical
thing for the relief of your rheumatism
and the scientifically curative thing for
Won: constipation, without fear OF hurt d.
danger TO yourself, ask your druggist Toy
DilaAin the next time you see him. 1t will
serve you well. better than you have ever
been served before.
DiaXin is useful TO all rheumatics be-
cause it strips the bowels clean. II re-
moves the source OF rheumatic poison. In
that way it cannot help having beneficial
effect on rheumatism. Rid OF all its trash,
the system begins to take heart. as it were,
within few hours after he gets COM
pictrst action by means Of DilaNin THAT
made in tablet form by The Marmola Co,
Detroit, Mich, il the b"st), a man begins to
feel years younger. The unwouted, unusual
freedom from body poisoning is noticeable
Ia clearer brain, greater vgor and in
creased ivelinyss
DiiaXin is sold by all druggists for a sum
Of money as small In proportion as they
charge for common cathartics, but 1t is
worth 50 much more every palpitatine
minute to both the rheumatic and the con.
situated that the cost is merely incidental
a liberal supply, enough to give very com
pletc and satisfactory service. costs only
twenty-five cents.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
RAN AblAzE TO
DOOR OF SCHOOL,;
CHILDREN FLEE
Woman With Clothing Afre
Dashes Down Three Flights
in Tenement.

Mrs Francesca ririan,e,ro ATTIC,
,,,.,,,, ,.,, ,,,.. s,,,. .,. +,
o"''''''s "'"' '''e' '''s'''' vi ~
me tenement where she lives No. 30.
Forsythe street, and out into the street
with her clothing abIa2e sank uncon.
scio,,s an tho no,.o,,,o,,, j., ,ront 81 p,,h-
lie School No to-day ms, os tho
rrovds ar ,.i,ti,i,., ,..,a ,I,r,,,e-,,,, r.,
for the afternoon .essio,
Mrs ririartalo is u.tdou tor,,.-
eight venrs oId and v,,h bor Gy.
children lives ON lin. ,,ird noor ., ,,a
-. ,,., ''D'' W VIZ
tenement me JahiioF' Morris Bersen,
was painting the woodwork i'm he,
kitchen. and nm t.a noo, hastao ,,,,
Wv "V''"c h'''
"aS d bucket OF pant MIS-. Flr!ah'
tei.o had singed a fowl which she was
about to prepere for dinner ,nd occi-
aop,,1I,. Iro,,,,,,,, "'',' ",''
"'''"'iN "oEP'u piece oil lighted
paper into the pot Of paint.
There was a mar. ~ aa,,a tro,,, 49,.
so. ,, ~, ''"'" '''e
pc """ '"e woman seized II and
The evening world., 1908-12-09
PUTS BLAME ON BROTHER.
hid Not Plan "rirnt- ships" Trip
Arthur Bailey Says.

Arthur ". Bailey, who is on trial IN
the Criminal Branch OF tho Supreme
court, on charges ~ grand Larceny
growing ont ~ the famous pr1tical o.
Dedition Of the Coldshoro last FEBRUARY.
took the stand in his own Gefr' So this
afternoon aud dcclartd that M hlu been
en-" innocent Yiotm ~ his brother /.
IaChiDatiQns.
The brother. Francis O. Bale. es-
capped from Lieut. detective Peter Beary
afor his arrest in honduras early. at
summer Bailey declared that he was
only = S5o-a-week clerk in tha EApnit
shipping 'ompa;'. Il was. his brother.
ne aMorc, Who devised ire cidho ate
plan H. No hi,h TIE vessel nus stusn M
with mach merry ard merchandise On,
tanned ON ,rodd ard then slipped away
withou, oNtai0'Hg clea~lrtc p,peis,
changed lrr name ard ran uoNn II
Honduras
The evening world., 1908-12-09
PRINCE FORFE|TS
BAIL AND IS MISSING

WHEN the case or Louis 4, Prince,
who was indicted hy the Federal Grand
Jury last month on the charge of OPP
Grating swindling scheme hy means
Of the mails, was called to-day in tie
Criminal Hranch of tho United States
Circuit Court, the dofrndant dld not ap-
pear for pleading Lawyer Abe"
Gruher who represented Prince in the
proceedings before lritod states Com
missioner Shields, who was in court,
admitted that his client hGd been mott
fled To appear, ana said Lee was unable
10 account fer the mans absence.
Judge Chatfeld ordered Princes hail
forfeited, and directed the ISSUANCE ~ a
bench Warrant Ton his arrest as a flg,-
ike from Justice. The bond. which was
for 5000 was given hy ". T. H. stokes.
ri the Hotel Auspuia,
Prince Was Jointly indicted with J.
walter LahareH aud Gcorge ".
hWHpucl lhr latter was the head ~
I,urGe w Emanuel A 90. which mau-
=. lued = brokerage ofii,o At Nos $40 "A I'd
ritth avenue The indictment charged
the ren VIII operating Rm.ttN
az mute ~ iaGuCing investors to puI-
chase stock 81 the hos Estrella" and
Ia Conquistador Iainss In Msxleo.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
DEVERY HANDS
COMPLIMENT TO
POLICE IN COURT
Generally Got the "You-Be'
From Headquarters, but
This Time Got Action.

William $. Devery. former chief %.
police, was complainant In jefferson
Market Corr, to-day against hrcc men
he accused Of acting IN a disorderIy
manner IN vacant stor" AT SO. IL
Greenwich avenue. The former chief
owns the property.
Two of the three arrested, Who said
they were Joseph Farrell, twenty years
old, OF No. 81 West Eleventh street
and Harry Gilmore, t"cn.y-four year
old, of No 81 West one hundred and
7lxty-tirst street. were committed - II,
Wotknouse, Joseph Beius, twenty-five
years old. of No, so Washington street,
truckman, was discharged,
The store vas ,ormery used az =
pool-roum and rilliard parlor Dy Gil
more and William Kars,edt. as part
rers, They quarre,lol a"i Gilmore was
ordered TO take his snare o. tho fix
lures from tlc store. Instead, he held
what the former CHIEF described as a
"Whai do You mean bv banner
party" counsel I'm Gilmore asked.
"A hammer, said Doyery In deep
s"orn. is can If bo"l that three or
To Magistrate lrSnman Dcyrry said.
These young men continually go
neishborhood, Turn on cellars. and in
general arc bad lot. The get n load
on and shoot up tho ne'ghhurhood"
shoot 40 with WhISkeN' asked the
lawyer,
- ~. shoor MP with pistols" answered
npyory. n nape madr several com
plants To Tho police, lui his time they
appear 10 have done their duty"
The former rh'"f said that every time
lc wen, Ia court he got a sort Of YOU
be-dnmnpd CHORUS.
Who FROM asked Magistrate Herr
man,
From Mulberry street and from
everybody else
The evening world., 1908-12-09
GEN. COMETS KIMSWOMAN.
sonora Gnrmendin Secure. IL Mar
rinSc License Here.

Sonora Maria Del Carmen Leonor
Gen. Gomez, President elect Of Cuba
obtained marriage license in the city
Hall Bureau this morning, with Joseph
Ellie Normand, y banker, of the Prince
George Hotel
Sonora Garmenda is a widow, while
NJ. Normnnd is widower. Sonora Gar
mendia, who gave her address as the
Arlington Hotel. Twenty fifth street anC
Broadway, gave her mothers name "A.
Matilda Gomez. The marriage will take
place Friday.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
POLICE FIND $4,000 IN
GEMS, STOLEN FROM TRAIN.

RICHMOND, Va, Doc 9-1hr police
here to-dsy recovered sl5,OO worth ~
diamonds and jewels aud $3.50 in go Il
which was stolen from MIS- G. T.. Buck.
the wealthy society woman II Rich
monl and Sow York. while she was a
passenger IN ~" Florida Special OF
Atlantic coast Line last Friday, On
route from New York a. Jacksonville.
purrh ~ TIE Residence Of Sam a.
Iather ,ho rskuo arrested SATURDAY
mgNt suspr gttd OF the robbery. and
VINO Was N the cas- without authority.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Inmates Under Her Care Are "Incorrigibles, -
Mrs. Mansell Declares, and Discipline
Demands Such Punishment

when 1 felt that they needed it. And
When l was unable to do it alone Colt
heb kohler, the engineer. has helped
me. l nave also enforced solitary con-
hnement on occasions VIXEN the case
seemed to warrant II. But the dramatic
and scalp-raising details that have en-
broidered the real facts are purely fic-
titious.
AS the public already knows, after
all the hysterical Clamor that was raised
tie State Commission on Dependency
and Crime conducted an Investigation
lis innings are now before the Gov
ernor. Until decision is handed down
must refuse to discuss the situation
any further My simple statement is
that l considered whipping and confine-
ment necessary in some cases. When
l considered it necessary l saw that II
they We're administered.
But possibly il would be interesting
TO see the girls" Mrs. Mansell sus-
gested. abruptly changing the subject
and then reverting to it grimly with
L do not fancy many of them will
have their arms and legs in splints
through my cruelty"
They We're ali there in the Assembly
Han, sitting straight. with their hands
before them on their desks, learning
Christmas hymns Two hundred and
forty Of them, ranging from ten to
twenty-one, all clothed alike in blue and
White striped calico. \ sweet-faced
woman on a raised platform at the end
of the room was playing the piano aud
teaching the Christmas carols.
Yes. | suppose one does get the i'm
preston that they are all rather young"
Mrs. Mansell agreed. but that is he
cause tkeir bodies arc stunted. Most of
these girls are fifteen ana seventeen
years old They look not over twelve Oh
fourteen, FOX their bodies are undevcl-
oped, bU; their brains are eXtraord!nar!.
is precocious.
They look healthy, though. lon't
they" queried Mrs. Mansell. with m
almost maternal pride that Knocked The
cruelty charges against Ner., We Try"
she continued. earnestly, ito impress
upon the girls that this is not prison.
Ii is home and u school, And home
and school in the truest senses of the
word it is my aim and desire to make
it, This Is Just place where initial
mistakes are smoothed out. \ SORT OF
resting place where these young girls
may take long breath and begin ovsr
again Nothing irretrievable has been
committed 10 bring them here, 1t is
a home, II their behavior is satisfac-
tory they are discharged, or else posi-
wages are saved and presented to them
when they are twenty-one. Meanwhile
The evening world., 1908-12-09
WESTERN UNION RAISES
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

The directors NJ lie Western Union
Telegrlpi CompapN to-day 6rrlarfd a
quaGter,s dividend o. 81 ~ / per cent.
lhls - an increase OF IA OF per cent
a. compared with the previous auaEssr,
The evening world., 1908-12-09
OBJECTS TO TUNNEL
UNDER FIFTH AVE.
Service Board Says 1t Would
Prevent Construction of
a Subway.

William n, Wilcox, chairman of the
q letter To the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment opposing the plan to de-
press Forty-seCund street under Fifth
avenue by a bridge construction. Chair
man Wilcox points out that the pres
ent subway was depressed at Forty
second street puIposely to admit of the
construction Of a north and south sub
way ultimately along FIN avenue. lie
says:
There Is before your honorable body,
! believe, plan involving the re-
arrangement Of grades upon Forty
second street, near Fifrh avenue, in
Guiding the construction Of tunnel
below the street Level and lust above
the present subway, in which the
street ears going cast aud west upnn
Forty- second street win he run.
we arc informed r. our chief on
glneer that its execution viii prevent
the construction Of n subway i'm Fifth
avenue above tho present subway II
the plan now before you Should be car
ried ou', THIS arrangement would lie
Impossible, and any subway in Fifth
avenue would need 10 be 50 construct ID
A. 10 pass far below the surface i'm order
to dip undcr the present subway. THIS
would considerable increase the cost and
the public hecaus" of the unusual depth
below the rlrfacc, ms II would be- upon
Che tllird vel Instead n upon THO mr. %
The evening world., 1908-12-09
By Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

| Although Mrs. Elizabeth V. i.
Mansell believes in corporal punish
ment for girls between the ages of
/ ten and twenty-one, he does no;
look like an ogress Nor do the :. !
mates OF the New Jersey State Home
/ for Girls at Trenton look as though
| an ogress presided over them.
Dark have been the tales of the tor
lures meted out by Mrs. Mansell to
the unruly ones under her jurisdic-
lions - lurid fsbricat!cns that deal
with rat-run garrets, whipping chairs
and meditation cages. t
And when hints Of the highly-tinted
proceedings leaked to the outside world
Mrs. Mansell refused to deny them. She
| had whipped. she had Gagged. she had
sentenced to garnet solitude-"and what
them" asked Mrs. Mansel.
The answer to her question is not all
in yet, for although tho Board OF Mana
gers have Endorsed her methods the
!
Punishment Is Needed.
~" '''l''N ,',a' ~ "o"'' We PISS
ment, discipline upon 40 girls who had
been placed IN your charge for the rca-
son that they We're found incorrigible
at home?" Mrs. Mansell asked, in her
quick, cool. even voice.
Il am New York woman" she
rer,er In. distrr,od acoom,,, ~, ,,,a
things have done fin, b,,.o hear
printed by some of ths New York
papersr
Mrs. Manse,l is an active woman of
about cor,r five ono -o,;,as h.-
uvity NOR. because sbe 10 Inclined n
be heavy. Not fat" but sufficiently
large and weichty tn lnsnire an ini,iaI
amazement at the rapiditv and light
ness OF lie, movements, Her hair is .u.
Yer white, brushed STRAIGHT bacl, from, n
forehead that is unusually high Her
mouth Is firm and sensitive. and very
thin-lipped-as utterly devoid of emo
tional weakness as 1t ia of inbumani,v,
An unexpected unfit at the corners sir.
gests swift whimsical hunor Her hlue
eyes have never Dreamed warm too-
sweet dreams, for they see too clearly
tinged with the faint IuocEery Of her
lips
Il taught school In New York CIV
before / came here To take ch,,ec ~
the home" Mrs. Mansell explained and
believed IN corporal punishment tn IN.
| am Interested In knowing what the
New York City Board will eventually
decide about It,
Different in Schools.
But in a city public school. wbere
the children are normal Youngsters and
where the extent of their wickedpess is
more truthfuiIy nothing but mischief,
cornoral punishment 10 M, an .,,,,a,
necessity.
The matter is entirely dirferent
here" Mrs. ManseI wrnt IN The
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Objected to Furthe, Alimony.


There were two children, and their
custody was awarded 10 Mrs. Snow.
Mrs. De Bost opposed, declaring that
the money was needed for the main
tenance of the children IN 4 manner and
station commensurate with their ia
Tiers ability to maintain them. II was
asserted that lis income was $4,000 a
year, and that lie spends it in his mode
OF living, and his children are entitled
to he reared in a mode as ample.
Mr., Snow insisted that he should not
be made I" support another mans wife,
and he advanced the novel proposition
that the status of the children. or their
station in life is not to he measured
by the capacity their father has finan-
cially to care for them
The referee. after an exhaustive in
vestigation, reported to Justice Mccall
to-day that 5000 a year, to be devoted
solely to the support and education of
the two children. would be about the
proper thing. But TINS did not satisfy
either SIDE.
Justice Mccall confirmed the report of
the referee, however, saying:
of course, by the decree of divorce
the Con:ractual relation of MIR. Snow
and Mary p. Snow as man and wife
was severed, and her remarriage has
relieved him OF all obligation to support
and maintain her, but in so far ms the
children are concerned the decree never
had the slightest effect in lessening his
obligation 10 them, nor does the mar
rage of the mother tend TO affect them
in that respect.
His Moral Wrong Doing.
at is true that lie has been deprived
of Their custody and companionship.
not by any arbitrary act of the State
but because of his established moral
wrong doing which compelled the state
to cancel the contract between man and
wife. and because of which, in the in
terest that the state has in children
which makes them the ward OF the
court. compelled ii to say that the limo
cent wife must rear and be the Gus
todian Of these children,
II think the. referee could well have
left the original amount OF 5000 un-
touched. but with the proviso that IL
must be devoted to the welfare Of the
children solely"
Justice Mccall imposed an allowance
OF $500 for the referee upon Mr.. Snow,
too.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
HEIR TO DUTCH
THRONE LOOKED
FOR NEXT MARCH
Queen Takes Long Walks Ivy
Order of Physician, Says
w. H. Van Loon.

w. II. Van Leon, young Dutch stu.
dent, who married daughter OF rorne,
Dean Henry Pickering Bowditch, OF the
Harvard Law School, arrived on the
Statendam, OF the Netherlands Ameri
can lire. to-day, with an interesting re.
port concerning Queen Wilhcmina.
According to Mr.. Van Loon, Holland
ers who have an intimate knowledge of
Court affairs arc looking forward to
next March, and pra wing that an ante
ipated event may come to q happy ter
mnation that will bring JOY to all the
Netherlands
The Queen is now under the care OF
Prof kouwer, OF the University of
Utrecht. one OF the leading surgeons of
the realm, and under his direction she
has abandoned her carriage rides and
taken to walking as exercise.
Created Much Comment.
This strange departure on the part of
the beloved young ruler created an I'M
mense amount of comment at The
Hague, when Queen Wihemna arrived
there a month ago from her summer
palace. No hint of the sort that is now
being whispered about had reached the
public ear, and when the young Queen
descended from her private car at the
railroad station in The Hague and set
off for her palace at a brisk walk her
action created a sensation.
Accompanied only by woman com
panion and one of her secretaries,
Queen WIlhelmina strobe along the
public thoroughfares with her head
erect and her shoulders thrown back
fulfilling in every detail of her car
rage the instructions OF Prof. Kouwer
a few days later. however, the young
Queen was again seen, walking briskly
from her palace to the palace OF her
mother, a distance of little more than
half mile. on these walks she was
accompanied sometimes by the Prince
Consort and at other times by one or
Two members of her household and
Prof kouwer.
Prof. * ouwer has adopted an entirely
new method in preserving the health
Of the queen, the most important phase
of which is that she shall have proper
exercise.
Size must walk at least mile eacl
day in clear weather. or a trtie longer
if she is strong enough.
From time TO time there have beer
rumors Tat the young Queen and her
consort did not get along happily. Mr.
Van Loon declared to-day that there
Is no basis to-day fer such a rumor.
Mr.. Van Loon has studied AT Cornell
and Harvard. taking degrees in botl
universities. He is now taking a highe!
course in history at the University al
Munich and has come to America Il
spend the Christmas holidays with lis
VIE and her people.
The evening world., 1908-12-09

RcEnr l,rs yId Neuralgia ETuin Cu,ds.
IAAAtt Y it'nslp ,.Dt ipo. tlr Nura-N a.
Cola aud Grip tr,uedS, lvnio,t - SLabs. Can
II dull name Look foE signature. L. W.