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The sun., 1908-12-09
TAFT ON TIE JUMP ALL DAY
SCOOTS ABOUT WARRINGTON
ATTENDING MEETINGS.

Red Cross Reflects Him President-CO
servationists Learn That Hes Posted
Lunches with Bsoon, Dimes with
Boardman-Ande Shake Many Hands.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-President-elect
Taft arrived in Washington this after
noon and was kept busy until midnight.
He lunched at the home Of Assistant
Secretary Of State Bacon, presided at the
annual meeting OF the American National
Red Cross Society. Of which he is presi-
dent, and was whixzed through the streets
in fast automobile from the Red Cross
meeting 10 the Belasoo Theatre. there to
preside at a gathering Of State Governors
and other distinguished public men and
to share honors equally with the President
Of the United States.
Then he was driven to the home Of W. j.
Boardman for dinner, and afterward was
the guest Of honor at a reception there.
Mr.. Taft arrived in Washington from
New York little after 1 o'clock to-day.
At Union Station he was met by friends
and driven to the home OF Assistant
Secretary Bacon in the latter's big touring
car A buffet luncheon was served. the
guests besides Mr.. and Mrs. Taft being
men and women prominent in official
and social life who are members Of the
National Red Cross Society.
The primary object Of Mr.. Tafts visit
to Washington was TO preside over the
annual meeting Of the Red Cross society.
His appearance at the Gardiner Hubbard
Memorial Hall, where this meeting was
held. started burst Of cheering and hand
olapping on the part Of those already
there. One Of the incidents Of the meeting
was his reelection as president OF the
national society.
Mr.. Taft injected a bit Of humor into
this meeting when. together with Mrs.
Russell Sage Of New York and DR.. Louis
Klopsch, editor. Of the ChristidH Herdid,
he was proposed by Miss Mabel Boardman
for honorary membership to the society.
Interposing an objection. which though
humorously made was nevertheless firm,
the President-elect declared the dis
Gnotion of honorary membership to
the society, In his opinion, belonged
-only to those who gave their cash to
further the work
Besides he added. there's a sugRes-
ton about this honorary membership
that hints at retirement. and I've grown
30 accustomed to holding Office that l
rather dislike being retired at this stage.
II you don't exclude me from this resolu-
ton I'm sure Mrs Taft will objech"
Then on the motion Of MIR Taft himself
honorary membership was conferred on
Mrs. Sage and DR.. Klopsoh. both Of whom
have contributed largely to the Red
Cross.
Mr.. Taft will remain here until Thurs.
day. when he will return to New York.
The sun., 1908-12-09
TAPS FOR ADMIRAL COGHLAN
Blown by BuEler VINO Was With Him at
Manila Bay-Body Taken to Washington.


Manila Bay-Body Taken to Washington.
New ROCHELLE, Dec. s.-The body OF
Rear Admiral Joseph Bullock Coghlan
was placed in a private car here this
evening to be taken to Washington
Six Spanish war veterans acted as pail
bearers. When the body reaches Wash
ington at $40 tomorrow morning it will
be escorted by a delegation Of the Loyal
Legion and a special assignment OF naval
officers.
The departure OF the Admirals body
was marked with ceremony seldom seen
in New Rochelle. As the hearse. drawn
by two white horses and Illuminated with
torches, passed through the streets 1t
was led by members of Norman Crosby
Post Spanish War Veterans. Hundreds
OF people who lined the streets barred
their heads and all the flags OF the city
were at half staff. At the railroad sta ton
the veterans fred three volleys and
taps were sounded by the bugler who
was with Admiral Coghlan on the Raleigh
when he entered Manila Bay.
The coffin was draped with the Union
Jack and the Rear Admiral's flag. In
the centre Of it was a Loyal Legion
button OF immortelles. loyal leaf from
the naval officers of the port OF New
York, q wreath from the officers OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. and a large wreath
sent by Admiral Dewey and other naval
officers
The sun., 1908-12-09
STRANGE Fatal SHOOTING.
st. Louis Business Man Found Dying b,
His wife.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s.-A revolver Of a
pattern formerly used by the st. Louis
police found at the foot Of the main
stairway in his home is part OF the
mystery surrounding the shooting to
death in his home early this morning Of
Francis Devinoe Hirsohberg, aged 81.
prominent insurance man, social and
financial leader. close friend Of Arch
bishop Glennon and a descendant Of pioneer
st. Louis families. The only revolver he
was known to have, a small weapon, was
found undischarged in a drawer in his
room after his death.
His widow said she was awakened by
a noise and saw her husband staggering
across the upper hallway to the bathroom,
She assisted him to bed. He was still
breathing when DR., j. r. Clemens arrived.
Hirschberg was friend Of Swedish
Vice-Consul Ekstroner and Charles W.
Blow, prominent st. Uouisans, who killed
themselves yesterday. Rumors were also
circulated that Hirschberg was associated
with a coterie OF financiers whose affairs
were disturbed by sudden depreciation
OF stocks. Others say Hirschberg never
speculated In securities
The sun., 1908-12-09
The Seagoers.

Sailing to-day by the North German
Lloyd steamship Princess Irene for the
Mediterranean:
MIR and Mrs. Frank Pixley. MIR. and Mrs
Frederick Courtland Penheld T.. Cornelius
Benedict und Mrs. George A. White
Passengers by the Cunarder Moania
for Queenstown and Liverpool:
c. Rigby ArmitaRe the Baron and Baroness
Baohofen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Donald
Guthrie Harvey. DR.. John Kirkw ood, Philip
Snovden. Eugene Zimmerman and Hugh
X. Milliken.
Aboard the White Star liner Majestic,
which sails to-day for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Southampton:
Mrs. Harry Gordon SelfritRe, r. G,
Wotherspoon, Mrs. Marion Ryan, Mr.. and
Mira. r. j. Prltchard. Mrs. E. r. Gray and
J. &. anderson.
The sun., 1908-12-09
THE LIMIT FOR LAND FRAUD.
Two Years and SO 600 Hyde's Sentence
Partner Gets on Easter.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Two years in
the penitentiary and fine Of $4,000 was
the sentence imposed to-day upon Fred
erick A. Hyde, the wealthy San Fran
ciscan convicted here of conspiracy 10
defraud the Government out Of land in
California and Oregon. Joost H. Schnei-
der, Hydes employee and accomplice,
who was convicted with him. was SEN
fenced to one year and two months in
the penitentiary and to pay fine Of
1000. The penalty imposed on Hyde
YVES the maximum under the law.
Hyde and Schneider were convicted
after the longest trial ever held in the
District of Columbia. The trial lasted
three months, starting the latter part OF
April and ending in July last. More than
three hundred witnesses were heard and
1t was necessary during the trial TO obtain
an additional appropriation Of $4,000
to continue IL, although all Of this money
was not used.
The sun., 1908-12-09
More Than 4 900 Immigrants Come In.

Ellis Island yesterday looked much
like the landing place for immigrants
that it used to look when the home
seekers came in droves Of 5000 or more
every day for weeks For the first time
in many months all the inspectors had
about all that they could conveniently
do. The North German Lloyd steamship
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm brought 1905
steerage passengers, the Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria landed 1854. the Lloyd Sabaudo
liner Duca di Geneva. from the Medi-
terranean, I,i45. mostly folks who had
gone away in the period Of depression,
and the oceania, from Trieste. ASS. Com
missioner Watchorn thought there was
hint Of returning prosperity in these
figures
The sun., 1908-12-09
EIGHT INHERIT $1,000. 900.
SIX Sons, q Daughter and a Daughter-in-
Law Get Mr. Mnlhridra,a Eafnie.

Six Sons. Daughter and Daughter.in-
Law Get Mrs. Waibridge's Estate.
The will Of the late Anna E. Walbridge.
whose estate is valued at 81 200, 600. was
admitted to probate yesterday by Surro-
cato Ketoham In Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn home OF the deceased,
at 81 Prospect Park West. and her country
residence at South Egremont, Mass. are
left to her daughter. Anna W. Brown
and her son, John NJ. Walbridge, each Of
whom also receives an eighth part Of the
remainder Of the estate. The six other
parts 90 to George o. Walbridge. Robert
r. Walbridge, Frederick X. Walbridge
Charles c. Walbridge and Francis E. Wal
bridge. soma of the testatrix. and Mrs.
August c. Walbridge her daughter in law.
The sun., 1908-12-09
no P0fSON IN CHERRIES.
THOSE In KENNEDY Case Harmless and
tE lie Is Let Go.

Daniel r, Kennedy. the manager of
81, Partholomew's Church Loan Associa-
ton ia East forty-second street. who
on November % was arrested on the
charge Of attempting to hurt Mrs. Frances
Schlesinger of IS West io1th street by
means Of poisoned cherries, was dis
charged yesterday by Magistrate Steinert
In the Tombs court
The cherries had been analyzed by
DR.. Ernest Lederle and he reported that
not only did they not contain poison
hut that white rats to which he fed the
cherries had grown far on them
Mrs Schlesnssr wAs in the court
room and protested when she learned
that Kennedy had been freed. She in
sieted that a warrant be issued for
Kennedy's arrest The Magistrate gave
her a summons because, he said he
knew nothing OF the case and he had
discharged Kennedy upon the request Of
tbs n-trict Attorneys Office.
The sun., 1908-12-09
MIDSHTPMAN PARDONED.
Cuiprit Escapes Dismissal. hat Must Go
TO F0ot OF Hts Class.

WIsBISuIoS, Dec. s.-President Roose-
velt has commuted the sentence Of dis
missal imposed upon Midshipman Rich
ard T. Bernard, u. 8. NJ, who was tried
by a court martial on board the flagship
while the Atlantic battle
ship fleet was at Albany, Australia, last
September. on charges OF drunkenness
and scandalous conduct.
Upon the recommendation Of Secre-
tary Of the Navy Newberry he has been
pardoned on condition that he take rank
Mt the foot of his class and IL commits
stoned he be commissioned as the last
number therein. Upon trial BERNARD
pleaded guilty. He 10 a native Of Vir-
gina and was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1907. He is attached to the
baftleship Louisiana.
The sun., 1908-12-09
President Makes ! 200 Nsmlnat tious.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-:The President
sent to the Senate to-day more than 1000
nominations of Federal officers. II was
said at the White House that all Of these
are reappointments which have been an
nounced from time TO time since the ad-
journment of Congress last May.
The sun., 1908-12-09
PANAMA TRIP, MAYBE.
House Committee Considers q Journey
10 Look Things Over.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Members OF the
House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce to-day discussed the
advisability OF making visit to the Pan
ANA Canal Zone this month to note prog
rees on the work Of constructing the great
waterway connecting the two oceans.
subcommittee. Of which Represen-
tative Hepburn OF Iowa was made chair
man. was named to canvass the situation
and report 10 the full committee on the
desirability OF making the proposed
trim.
The sun., 1908-12-09
[lIZ;ZIEHIElI1
MARRIED..

BoRwlcK-HAsELL.-on December Z. al Grace
Church, New York. by the Rev. W. r. Hunt.
ington. d. D., Bishop Greer pronouncing the
benedicton. Mary Mason. younger daughter
OF Lewis Cruger and Mary Mason Hasell, to
George, elder son Of Sir Robert and Lady
Berwick OF London.
The sun., 1908-12-09
P,res,, Post With Cuba and Brazil.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Postmaster-
General Meyer is negotiating parcels
post conventions with Cuba and Brazil,
Similar conventions have been arranged
with every other South and Central
American country.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, May 9, 1905

Steamer Nor4htovn. Glider, Fort Arthur April so
R2 N @ 3s ws. vsaeol ssf s. he'' .s 20 :ss %
5s3 sieersse passengers and Hdss Arrived a.
the Munson IS Line with Arrived at the Bar at
Munson Sc Line. Arrived at the Bar
steamer vansdis CNor). Bareutsen guantanamo May
the Munson ss Line. with sugar. Arrived at ths
steamer Hanseat clor), Rasmussen Santos April 10
SitS t;5 eofrea &C A4Tsa al a; he b Bar at IL
horg Mav 70 t6e AsTcan Ine. Sftb III cabsn ard
s. seerase passengers mails and mdse Arrived at tbs
Steamer ocmusee Webb. Brgnsvick May s. to ths
Brunswick SIS Co. with mdse- Left QuaIantns at $40
Steamer ManTeania ssT, ] Pr5teh2rd Il cd'e.goo Ma! 1
cabin and ei5 seeEags BsssengeTs mails and mdse Ar
steamer ManzaniIlo cuban curtis- Manzanillo April
Mail IS CO. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10
the Con1pagnie atantique I2i
and a. tl9 & steera 8assenser'' mails ana mdSe Arrived
steamer Lampassas, Johnstone, Galveston May 2 to
Quarantine $50 a
steamer Hero tNort Petersen. Ranes May 2 III.
fssr al sitry s % cR Mint n s rotterdam April o.
10 Holland America Line. with mdse Arrived at :he
steamer PaTTan Clor, Norberg Guanaoo April "a and
oPa1y Sesse to the wes5 India S. CO Arrived a,
ssasF % 1 dqssne a G'aq caTqRe Genoa APT Apr n 2S
cabin and 345 passengers and mdss Arrived
Bar 2:30 p n.
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk. TO
the Old Dominion ss Co: with passengers and mdse
Seneca, Mckay. Vera Cruz May .
the New York & Cuba Mall SIS Co.
with mails and dse Passed in Sandy Hook
II :0S m.
Steamer Platea CBr1. Smith, Tsmpico April 2s with
lead copper bullion. the American Smelling e Re
fning co. Passed Sandy Hook al 6 m. VIII dis
Perth Amboy, \ J.
SAILED.
Steamers Campania (E}r), Liverpool Queenstown:
Finland Antwerp Dover; (HTb Naples and
Genoa: Columbia (Br Glasgow via Movtlle Pennsyi-
Hamburg
Minneapolis r. London, Feke tNorj. Sams: Celia Cr.
Valparaiso. CaIlso. Philadelphia, Juan,
CCuf Santiago Buffalo Hull.
Iroduois tBrg Flushing. FTutera tNor Belize Porto
Charleston Jacksonville:
chusetts. AItaniaha Brunswick; Chesapeake.
baltimore: Pawee Philadelphia Italia (Br), Naples
etc: Havana, Havana Prinz Joachim 0ier Fortune Isl
IuaEua Crown of Navarro tEr). Grenada and
Advance. Cristobsl ST laurent Fr). Havre:
TlanXer Galveston: Hamilton, Norfolk IN
NeUDort News, City of Columbus. Savannah: FL
salA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
THAN GETS HIS CLOTHES.
Othcr Personal Property at M0ttCa-
7rrn Denied Him.

Poughkeep<ie y Y May o.-JUstice MorschausnT
refused TODAY to sign an order directing DR.. Amos
T Baker. acting superintendent of the Matteavan
State Asylum. over TO A Russell Peahods.
as next friend and personal attorney of Harry h.
T'hav al the personal property taken from Thaw
when he was received at Matteawan February
l. and since then In the possession OF DR. Baker.
The justice amended the order. submitted by
MI Pea BODY. TO apply only TO Thaw's wearing ap-
parel Before doing so the judge sent for Dis
trict Attorney Mack and informed him in open
panied by an affidavit that s7S4 81 in money. one
gold watch. chain. seal and pair of scissors
and wearing apparel are in the custody OF Dr..
Baker.
The District Attorney opposed to Thaw hav-
ing anything but his wearing apparel. He con-
tended that he is still nomiually inmate Of the
Matteawan institution. although brought here in
proceedings are pending. After hearing Mr. Mack
the court amended the order to apply only 10
Thaw's wearing apparel
District Attorney Mack stated to-day that Dutch
County Will be spared e heavy bill Of expenses
through Justice Morscilausers willingness TO hear
the REALTORS case in Poughkeepse ard the people
case in New York The reIator Thaw. Will pay his
own witnesses and the bill for peoples experts
will fall on New York County.
Thaw received visitors IN the county Jail this
morning. Mr.. Peabody called him last evening
and went over the notes that Thaw has prepared
for use in tbs trial.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Rio e Janeiro. May 7-Grecian Prince tBr New York
Rotterdam May s-Rotterdam Dutch. New York.
e-Scharxfeis Ger. New York via Algers
for Aden. etc.
Havre. May s-FIoride (Fr1. New York.
Bermuda May 9-Bermudian (Br), New York
souhampton MAY a-St Louis New York via Cherboure.
Rotterdam May 9-Statendam Dutch. New York via
BouIOsne.
Moville. May 9-C2liforna tBr). Grom Glasgow. New
York.
Palermo May s-Perugia ODD New York.
de Janero. May Saxon Prince tRr 0rom Santosl,
Singapore May Tudor Prince OBJ. from yoko-
kingston Jamaica May s-Atrato ORD from New Yort)
Colon. etc, and southampton Sth front tbr}' urom
southampton, etc). New York
Copenhagen May &c. F. Tetgen DAM New York.
lIavre, Nav LA Touraire G'D. New York.
SKaserin AuSuste Victoria cier), from
Hamburg South ampton New York.
london 9-Messba (Brl New York
Stettin May 6-Canada (Dan), New York
5-Gcrmania (Frb. New York
Gibraltar. May a-Carpa;hia tBr drom ume and Na-
ples New York
scilly May a-s Leonards tBrl. New York for Ant
sagres Nav e-Dunolly tBr). Hew York for Barcelona
cibraitar MAJ s-Germania CFr). Naples for
Dungeness May a-La tiesbaye DUTCH. Ne" YORK sor
Perrin Mag .a-s, Pa:ric. fsr,. Yokohama. Hioso
Shanghai. exc. for New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Lord e Taylor
Summer Floor Cover1ngs
suitable for the city or country home,
at prices which should interest all.
M0uysouk Rues and Mats

Mou1Souk Rugs and Mats
especially desirable for veranda service. in size.
3ox77, AK #, 6xo it. #. 6xIo # and Okla #;
can also be furnished SO inches wide, cut to any
length for Runner purposes.
kasAmzy G. Grass Ala1ttxes G. Rags
particularly desirable for Summer cottages, bunga
lows, etc. on account Of their durability and
incxpensiveness in sizes 27x54, 36xo3, 6xo f.,
fl. 6xro #. s, QxI2 # up to axis IT.
VlZtou and Axmznske,~ Rags
in the latest patterns and shades.
French, Anglo Persian, Beauvais Administer Rugs,
in all sizes from the small the largest carpet.
AS Special Ipducement
We VIII Offer An Invoice Of
Extra Heazy Pile Seamless
Saith administer Rags
in ox12 size only
at $3.50
This value is unprecedented.
China and 17aban 1lattzMgs
Our new importations in these desirable floor
coverings have more than maintained the standard
of excellence reached in previous years.
Or1rnta/ Rugs
Special attention is called to the following lot of
1850 Rugs
comprising Kazakjas, Shirvans, Daghestans,
Kurdstans, kazaks, etc,
at $S. SO to 81 100 each
A large assortment of Carpet Sizes in Kernansha,
Sarouk, Serapi, Bijar Mahal, etc, will be offered
at prices which insure
a saving of p so to 4o%
Broadway &. Goth ST.; 5th Ave; 10Th St.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
no BILL AGAINST MAX SHINBURN.

Boston. May s-The Suffolk County Grand Jury
to-day returned no bill' in the case OF Henry Z
Moebus otherwise known Max ShinbuT1 the
hank burglar who discharged from the New
Hampshire prison Concord April 9
Moebus arrested in this city April p.
charged with the theft OF 500 from fellow lodger
in South End boarding house. At the time of the
arrest the police admitted that they had evi
oence against Moebus further than the fact that
he had opportunity 10 steal the money in ques
ton and be held principally his past record
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
TRUST comPANvs sookKeEPgR GONE.

sunbu-y, Penn. May 3--F. VI. Bloom, old
and trusted bookkeeper in the Sunbury Trust Com
pany, has been absent from the bank since Thurs
DAY. An examination Of his accounts, completed
today indicates shortage of IS. .es0
rant has been issued hs arrest. His where
aboutS this time unknown. The
pany viii not lose anything. as the bookkeepsr
bonded by q New York surety company. He
= VII and six children
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
GEEK TO SAVE MrNrYRE LIFE RISK.

With q hope that they could keep from lapsing
two insurance policies agsregating 100000 on
the life of Thomas A. Mcintyre the receivers for
T. A. Mcintyre & Co. asked the Equitable Life
Assurance Society yesterday for extension
until July In which to pay the premiums. The
premium and interest $4,000 already bor-
rowed the policies amount TO 5000. which
the receivers cannot pay without court order.
Yesterday was the last day for the payment of
this money, and with the request for an extension
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands O-ia san Francisco 81
DsTlS
Japan Corea China and Philippine
Islands tvia Seattlel-Tosa Maru. .-----!
VfadiyoStnk 1-ia Seattle,-Ye Yeddo. ...... @,
Hawaii! Guam and Philippine Islands VIA
san Franci.co)--U 5 transport--.-- !
New Zealand. Australia except Vest
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
CIia san FrancisCol-F -F'oreric- -'
Jaran. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria
Cl-Emprcss Of japan n..-...--.-- .
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
euEcrR,eY,Ne GARDEN CITY sTAIN

Preparations were begun yesterday a. - Mdds1
City station for electrifyins the HemPs'~ -
of the Long Island Railroad The piA'
tracks will be radically altered
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tn. Ninnetonka- reported a $50 miles Sandy
feck yesterday, is expected TO dock about
: :" Z n Monday.
The Noordan. reported az T3s miles ar Sandy
Eook p yesterday. expected 10 dock about
= n Monday.
Blucher. reported Sa2 Of Sandy
Hook II so Yesterda-. is expected
about ; = m to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

i p-ATabia tt}r. New York via Queens
toHr: CESrp. New York.
Southampton. May s-PhiIadelpha. New plyn,-
OUT and CherboUTE
Plymouth May e-PhadeIphia, New York for Cherbourr
Southampton.
Bouiogne MAY s-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. New York
Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

the receivers sent check for SsS, cow
pro rata amount OF the premium untii .,,ufe
James Z. Hulshizer, member OF the -.f.res
firm. was examined before Peter B. olney'
in bankruptcy, on a petition OF his credi'''
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

May 21, $50 , N
May 81. so p m
May -. 80 , N
May 81, s 30 ? N
May 81, s 30 p N
June ). 80 o n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Lace Curtains, Bed Sets,
Portieres Couch Covers for Town Country Homes
At Greatly Reduced Prices
RUFF1ED MUSLIN CURTAINS. oOc, s1.l5, 1.5O
IRISH POINT TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS 3o5, SIS
Reduced from S5.75 and so Pair
RUFF1ED MUSLIN BED SETS. 275, 4.25
TAPESTRY PoRT1EREs a range of eolor 325, 500
Reduced from ST. and 1925 Pair
TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS Each 2.05, 6.ZS
Reduced from S375 and S-25
West Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
- Sun .o5iNoon q Moons
WATER
: M-Sandv Hook Island 81 Hell Gate 5-nT
M--Sandy SO Island -o4 He!f 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Annual Clearance Sale OF
Kisses and Girls Apparel

MISSES 1AnoR-MADE SUITS so7s to $3.50
Heretofore SIS. so to 1850
MISSES AND GIRLS JUNIOR SUITS s6.o5 to 1878
Heretofore SI2.5o to ESQ
MISSES SKIRTS 81, slos to $50
GIRLS REFERS, sz.os to 1918
Heretofore S4o5 to 1875
CH1pRENs COATS. s1.oS TO 1880
Heretofore S55o
GIRLS WOOL DRESSES $3.50 to 11.o5
Heretofore go 1880
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tn nav
TSANsPACIFlC MAILS.

Tsestination and steamer. q
tzrrn s-1-es China end Philippine
Islands svia Seattlel-Treinont-
Hawaii (riz san Francisco, ,-Nevs dan
Hawaii Japan. Cerea, China and Philip
Tahiti and MsrqUesss Islands via Ser
cob-Msriposa ...----.-.--. .----
Australia le1cept Vest. New Zes1s -.
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands snds1~ew
Csle6onis Cyfs Vancouver and Victoria
Y C1-Aarzngi.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-04-14
ELIZABETH LILLE

Relatives in this city were informed
Sunday of the death of Elizabeth Lille
who passed away the night before in
Minneapolis. She was taken i'll about
two weeks ago with spinal meningitis
and entered the Northwestern hospital.
1t was in>that institution that she died,
death coming at about the hour of II 80
on the evening mentioned.
Elizabeth, or Lib, as she was better
known among her friends, was born in
Wausau March 10, 1870, and this city
had been her home practically all her
life. She attended the public schools
and after leaving school she secured a
certificate and taught school at Wood
boro and other places for number of
years and then took up dress making.
Last September she departed for Mime
apolis where she opened dress making
parlors which she conducted up to the
time of her sickness.
Miss Lille was we'll known i'm Wau-
sau and wide circle of friends of the
family mourn her death She is sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. Lura Lille
and four sisters and four brothers,
Howard, Edward, George, Ellsworth,
Mrs. D. A. Lamphier, Mrs E. r. Jacobs,
Gertrude and Mrs. +. H.. Norman, Jr.
All reside in this city.
The remains will be brought here and
interment made from the family resi-
dence on the Town Line road this
afternoon. Rev. F. HI. Brigham, pastor
of the NJ E. church, will officiate.