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her home. in Indianapolis. She will go
on Sunday 10 Columbus. Ind, TO visit her
father, and will be Joined there BY Mr..
Oyerstreet when Congress adjourns.
The Misses Carlo. daughters OF the
Minister fnm Ecuador, have issued in
vitations for two little Spanish playlets
TO be given by young members of the
diplomatic circle on the evening of May
q. in Carroll Institute Hall.
Miss Beulah Winter entertained the
members Of the Gorsuch Young Peoples
Social Circle Al her residence, SIS Four
and-a-half street southwest. on Tuesday
evening.
The parlors and dining-rooms were
tastefully decorated with flowers and
ferns. Piano selections were furnished by
the hostess, as were also violin solos by
Mr.. William Leishear.
Among those present We're Dr. and Mrs.
Z. c. c. Winter. Miss Lille Winter. Mrs.
William L. Lynn. Miss Bessie Wiilett,
Miss Ivy Simpson Miss Maize Sauer,
Miss Katherine West, Miss Caroline
Krey, Miss Isabelle Williams. Miss Nellie
Fugitt, Mr.. Charles ". Fitton. ir, AR. 5.
Eugene Randy Miss Gertrude Frazier,
Miss Mary Nose. Miss Katie NJ Pullman,
Mr. Roscoe MoTicle Miss Elizabeth 3.
Pullman, Mr. Fred Patchell. Mr.. Fred
Thompson, Miss Abbie Han. Mr. Ernest
H. Pullman. Mrs. Watts Yerkes, Mr..
Eugene COgswell. Mr.. Charles Dyer, Mr.
Clarence Pierce. and Mr.. Adrian TruslOw.
The Social Circle VIII go on an outing
TO Great Falls on Decoration Day after
noon
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NnrY Orders.

Capt. A. WARD to duty supervisor Of the har-
bor Of New York.
Commander G c. ROGERS, detached duty as hy
drueTapheT Bureau Of Equipment. Navy Depart
ment Washington, 70 command Milwaukee.
Commander A G. WINTERHALTER. detached
duty Naval Observatory. Washington, to duty
hydrogarheT Bureau Of Equipment, Navy De
partment, Washington.
Lieut. f. H. WATSON, 20 duty IN attendance upon
the summer conference Of officers at the Naval
War College. Newport r. J., June ].
Lieut. J. f. WALKER. detached duty Newark and
ContiUuc treatment United States Naval Hos
pitsl New YuTk.
Lieut. D. c. HAhRAHAN detached temporary
duty as supervisor Of the hagboT Of New York,
20 duty as assistant TO the supervisor Of said
harbof
Ensign A. C. PICKENs. detached duty Dolphin. 10
the works Of the General Electric COMPANY,
scheneeiady fer instruction in ordnance.
Ensign H. &. BOWEN. detached duty Kansas, 20
PenreylEania.
Ensiga r. WILSON. detached duty PENNSYLVANIA. to
kansas
Midshifmau G. E DAVIS, detached duty Goldsbor
ough to temporary duty Fortune. thence duty
Pike. when commissioned
Chief Gunner J. r. WARD, to tie navy yard
chief C;pnneT n. JOHNSON. detached duty navy
yard Puget sound to h0me and wait orders.
Warrant Maehiaiet X. D. GRANT, orders May
revoked continue duty Missouri.
Warrant Maehinist r. T. SCOTT detached duty
Missouri. to Pennsyivania
Warrant Machinist G. GR0WNEY detached tiuty
Pennsylvania to home ard wait oTders.
4. ". BABCOCK, appcinted a raymas er CLERK
in the navy duty connection settlement accounts
OF Minnescts
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PLANS NEW ACROPOLIS.
A Pittsburg University tn Reproduce
Glory of Athens.

All the gods of Olympus are chortling
with joy. The news that Pitsburg can
not get along without the temples and
porticos built in their honor on the
AcropOlis $500 years ago fills them with
glee. They have eagerly inquired for the
details of how the new Western Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania will put up thirty
separate buildings at a possible cost of
So O00.0 600 on the hill crest overlooking
Oakland and facing the Carnegie Instl-
tute group Of structures; how It viii take
ten years TO reconstruct the glory OF old
Athens, although work begins on the
school of mines and engineering building
this year; how there will be campus.
stadium. athletic field. sunken gardens,
women's dormitories, and a moving stair
case from bottom to top of the height
10 feet. and how q two months eompeti-
ton among sixty-three architects result
ed In the prize award to Palmer & Horn
bostel, of New York for their daring
scheme TO reproduce the Acropons.
'T congratulate Pittsburg," said Father
Zeuss. wiping drops Of ambrosial
nectar from his bearded lips, while
his eyes twinkled "It shows prog
ress that that city, after trying to imi-
tate the portion of my territory known
as Hadas, should also model after the
temples of my early wOrshipers. J trust
that my colleague. Pallas Athena. will
not be neglected i'm her own ParthenOn.
American ingenuity will doubtless COM
pensate for the absence of Phidias and
Pericles as builders. The main thing
is the smoke problem. In my capacity
as Jupiter Pluvius ] shall be pleased to
wash of at intervals the factory smoke
and CRIME accommodating on Parian coli
umns and rare statues. Art and culture
are my only interests In life, and I am
only too glad to help out the aspirations
of Pittsburg to the extent of my ability"
Seriously, however, the plans cal for
a structure-a series Of stTuctures-that
will cost SS.e00000 or S25. 5.009. 900. according
to the material used and the degree of
decoration decided on. and the first build
ing to be erected, the school of mines,
will cost $4,000, and cover an area of
5000 square feet of ground. The building
will be divided into FIVE groups: engineer
ing and mining. to the east Of the plan:
professional. college. and administFa-
ton in the center. library. museum and
college halls to the west; women and dor
mitory groups to the north. The center
piece will be the administration building
on the summit OF the bill. Toward the
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Special Value, $500 Each.
And these remnants :

! Copenhagen Blue Wolfe Coat suit, trimmed with
trimmed with braid; size 9S. Reduced from Sg7OO To
s5OOO
! Tan-and- Brown Striped Silk Coat Suit. with tan
vest; skirt trimmed with folds Of same Reduced
from $3.50 to $500.
/ Very Handsome Golden Brown Chiffon Cloth
Costume imported model; waist elaborstely trimmed
with braid and lace skirt made With silk drop and
trimmed with braid. Reduced from Sl5O0 to S60Oo.
/ Handsome Dress Of Wine Cloth Costume. i'm
ported model; plaid silk sleeves white lace vest full
circular skirt. Reduced from $3.50 to $500
! Seal Brown Cloth Costume. imported model;
waist handembroidered and trimmed with lace: skirt
made over taFsta silk drop and trimmed with braid
and velvet. Reduced from $500 to $500
! Imported White satin - Coat hand-smbrold-
cred and trimmed with chiffon plating: lined with
silk; size s. Reduced from 5000 TO $500
/ Imported shantuug Long Coat. trimmed with
Persian braid; lined with taneta silk; size s., Re
duced from $ll5.0O 10 S55.O0.
Imported White Liberty silk and Braid Capss.
coat effect; sizes 8 and 49, Reduced from $3.50 70
5000 each
! Black Chiffon Panama "a" Coat. with manda-
rim sleeves trimmed with braid and liued with black
taffeta SILK size s. Reduced from $3.50 TO $500.
Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. semi-ftting style. with
strapped seams sizes 81, $, ana s.. Reduced from
5000 to 500 each.
5 CTarenette Rain Coats tan and blue; made semi
fitting style: sizes a. 8. and s. Reduced from
'ls-50 to 5000 each.
Third HoOr-G St
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Post ouarteTmaaer sergt JOHN DELMAR, now at
san Francisco. win be sent to Fort Meade.
s. DaE
seru. DUNCAN MILLER Hospital Corps. now in
this city, viii return to his proper station.
Capt WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, ordnance depart
ment is detailed ordnance officer Of national
match fer 1905.
Maj. GEORGE d. DESHON. Medical Corps now
al the Army and Nayy General Hospital Hot
Springs, Ark. is relieved fI0m further duty and
station at Fort Des Moines and assigned 70 duty
at the Army and Navy General Hospital
Post Quartermaster Sergt JAMES L. DOUGLASS.
Fort Des Moines. VIII BE- sent 70 Fort Bliss. Tex.
Post Quartemsster Sergt. EBER l. SHARP. FoIt
Bliss, Tex, viii be sent to Fort Des Moines
Mai. ALMON I. PARMERTER is assigned 70 the
sixteenth Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months. With permission
30 90 beyond the sea, Is granted Capt CHAS.
IT. PAINE. Twsnty-rinth Infantry.
Capt HENRY g. LEARNARD, General stan, now
at san Francisco, will repair 20 this cry and
report in person TO the Chief q Stah for duty.
Leave Of absence for one month and twelve days Is
granted Capt. HENRY q. LEARNARD. Gen
eral staff
Capt. WILLIAM H. H. CHAPMAN. Twentieth
Infantry, in addition TO his other duties viii
assume charge q construction work at the Pre-
First ssrEt. MICHAEL O'BRIEN. Company G.
Eleventh Infantry, viii be placed upon the n
tired list
Ma HENRY L RAYMOND Medical Corps. viii
proceed to Washington Barracks, District Of Co
lumbia for surgical treatment
Corp JOHN L. McFATTER Company C. Ninth
Infantry, Fort sam Houston. Tex. is trans
ferred 20 the second Colnl any, Coast ATtil'
lery Corps. as private.
Private EDWARD B. GOss. Company A. Seven
teenth Infantry, now az Plattsburs Barracks,
y. Y, is transferred TO Company ID. Fifth In-
fantEy. that post.
Leave Of absence fer four months IS granted Capt,
EDWARD L. IEDDEH Meiiel COPS
Private BEN S PRICE Fifteenth Recruit Com
pany, jefferson Barracks. Mo. win be discharged
from the army
Private JOHN J. HIGGINS. Hospital Corps. Gen
CTal Hospital Washington Barracks, viii be sent
TO Knoxville, Tenn, fer temporary dEty during
the absence on furl0ugh Of Private JAMES X.
JENKINS.
Private JOHN E. MATKIN general service. in
fantTy. ST. Louis Mo. is transferred 10 the Sig
nal Corps. He viii he sent 70 F0rt Omaha. NebT.
Leave Of absence for four months is granted Capt
THOMAS J, FEALY, Second Infantry.
Leave Of absence foF two months is granted First
Lieut.. JACOB SCHICk, Tenth Infantry to
take effect upon his being relieved from duty as
quaTtemssteE, pay department, Fort Gibbon.
Alaska.
Leave Of absence for one month and twelve days is
granted First Lleit. RALPH y. HAYDEN.
Third Cavalry.
Leave Of absence for two months Is granted First
Lieut.. FRANK 0. WHITL0CK. Fourteenth
Cavalry. TO take effect after his being relieved
from duty at the United States Military Acad-
ems.
Leave Of absence fOT three months is granted Sec
end Lieut.. AVERY D. CUMMINGS, Tenth In
fanfry, 70 take effect upon his arrival in the
United States.
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RAILROAD
Bulletin.
IMPROVED ALL-RAIL SERVICE TO CAPE MAY.

On Sunday May ~ daily morning train service wohour
schedule will be established from Broad Street Station Phade
phia Cape May via the Delaware River Bridge Route.
The train will leave Broad Street Station 9:35
weekdays and 20 Sundays, making good connection with
night train which leaves Union Station Washington 80
daily with sleeping openin Union Station which
may be occupied in Broad Street Station until ZOO Equally
good connection will be made returning with evening trains from
Philadelphia to Washington.
The natural advantages of Cape May have long been recog
nzed The improvements which include beautiful habor
reeme boardwalk and handsome and thoroughly upodate
hotel places this attractive city the front rank OF the Atlantic
coast resorts
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Friday Bargain in
Bows AIL-WOOL Suits.

A lot of Boys Lightweight All
wool Suits, of blue serges and fancy
worsteds, with knickerbocker trou-
sers. Sizes ! toI7.
Special Price, SAYS Each.
Values, $3.50, $3.50, to $1,000.
And these remnants:
Youths Long Trousers Suits. Of light gray
worsted double-brsasted coat; sizes i and Is Re
duced from $3.50 to 500 each.
Youths Long Trousers Suits. siugle-breasted
coat; sizes II. Is. and 20 Reduced from $500 to
$50 each.
p Boys Two-pieee Suits. with 'knickerboeker
trousers; sizes to l6. Reduced from 500 to p.75
each.
Boys spring-veight Refers. in golf red and
fancy mixtures; sizes "a to Z. Reduced from 500
and $50 to S75 each
II BOYS Regatta" Wash Suits in Russian blouse
stylei sizes 24 and s. Reduced from s2s5 and S.s5
to $50 each.
Boys Crarenstte RaineOat, size Z. Reduced
from $3.50 TO 500.
Third foor-Tenth st
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
C. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. THURSDAY. MAY L. 1866 D. n


Washington. THURSDAY MAY Il. 1876 ,. n.
The western disturbance is nov central in Iowa. Il
has moved very little in the last twentyfoT hours
ht has caused general and widespread rains through
out the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio valleys the
Lake region, the Middle Atlantic and New England
States. No temperature changes oi importance have
occurred. except that there has been sharp fan IL
New England and Middle Atlantic States
The indications Tor Friday point 20 rain from the
Middle Atlantic Stsies westward 20 the Mississippi
Valley including ths Lake region and the Lover
Missouri Valley The rain area Saturday viii prob
ably Be confined 10 the Ohio Valley and the Lake
region.
Important temperature changes are n0t ANTICIPATED.
The winds along the New England coast VIII be
light and variable; on the Middle Atlantic coast
fresh n0Ttheastcrly; on the South Atlantic c0ast
fresh sOutheTly: on the East Gulf coast light and
variable on the West Gulf coast fresh and variable.
mostly s0utheiy on the Lower Lakes frosh easeTly.
and on the UppsT Lakes brisk northeasteTiy,
Steamers departing Friday for European ports
viii have light variable winds and fair weather 10
the Grand Banks.
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Storm warnings are displayed On Lakes Michigan
and Superior.
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Rev. n. E. Browning to BE Ordained.

Rev. Robert Evans Browning. curate,
will be ordained to the priesthood al the
church of the Ascension. Massachusetts
avenue and Twelfth street northwest,
this morning at 10 o'clock. The candi-
date will be presented by Rev J. Hen
ming Nelms, rector, and ordained by the
Right Rev. Lewis ". Burton, Bishop of
Lexington. The services will be opened
by a sermon by Rev. DIT. McKim presi-
dent of the standing committee OF the
diocese. All the clergy of the diocese are
invited and are expected TO bring their
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SPERRY IN COMMAND TODAY.
Admiral Thomas VIII Haul Down
Flag in san Francisco HarbOr.

San Francisco, May 1t.-This was Berk-
ley day. and great plans had Eeen made
for a luncheon under the spreading live
oaks of the university campus. but rain
prevented this part of the programme.
In the afternoon, however. it cleared up.
and automobile rides and basketball
games were enjoyed. as well as athletic
contests for the championship Of the feet
on the cIndeT path.
Tomorrow Admiral Thomas win haul
down his flag. and Admiral Sperry will
take command OF the fleet
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$2.5o each. Value, S3.75.
And these remnants:

DARK Blue-and-Whte Stripe Net Waist, trimmed
with lace and touches Of velvet; size 81. Reduced
from $3.50 TO $3.50.
Handsome Imported Golden Brown Waists
trimmed with eluny lace, tucks and Persian braid
Reduced from $500 and Si5 % to 81 80 each
/ Violet and White Beaded Chiffon Evening Waist
Dutch neck, trimmed with Baby Irish lace. Reduced
from $500 10 $3.50.
Shell Pink Liberty Satin Evening Waists
trimmed with Baby Irish lace, white chiffon, aud
fine tucks. Reduced from $500 to Ss75 each.
y Hand-enbroidsred All-linen Waists with long
sleeves; fasten in front Reduced from $50 to sta
each.
IS White Madras Waists with long sleeves and
stiff cuffs. All sizes. Reduced from SIS 10 81 90
each.
l3 Colored Madras Waists large sizes Reduced
from s2.s5 70 Sl.s0 each.
10 Handmade Waists. Of fine null. neatly hand
embroidered sizes 3 and 10 Reduced from S0Oo
to 6.I5 each.
Cross barred Muslin Waist with yoke Of alet and
cuuy laces. Reduced from $3.50 10 S9.75.
Third 6ooT-G st.
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Local Temperature.

Midnight. 73 s. m, 20; a. n. 66: 6 a ~, s.;
a. N, 20. 10 a. n, 81; z noon, 81; p m, S (;
p. H.. ST 7. m, 81: p IN, Is; 10 D m, s.
Maximum. 55 minimum. s.
Relative humidty-S q. M. S.; p. N, Is; p m.
rs Rainfall q d. M 10 I. M. 00i Hours Of
sunshine. 81. Per cent Of possible sunshine 5s
Temperature same date last year-Maximuna, s.;
minimum, 81.
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In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. R0OSe-
Velt at White House.
HOUSE GUESTS OF PRESIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson
Also Entertained There-Irs. Root
in New YOrI-SarOn and Baroness
Won sternburg Return to Embassy.
Senator Beyeridge Is Dinner Host.
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Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Shirt Waists.

a special lot Of Fisk. Clark & Flagg
White Linen Shirt Waists. tailored style,
with fine tucks. dong sleeves. and stiff
turn-back cuffs. We offer these at the
unusually low nrice.
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conditlon of the Water

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagfers Ferry. ". Va, Stay A-Both rivers are
muddy to-day.
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Temperatures tn other CItlea.
Rain.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
?. ID. yesterday, are as follows:
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heart of the university all the drives
and paths will wind and all the architec-
tural figures of the group viii point.
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Only 10 cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main 600.
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$1,000 for Choice.
Were $1,000 to $4,000.
None altered or exchanged.

Also a lot of Lingerie, Princess, and
Jumper Dresses. made Of soft. pretty ma
terials. and trimmed more or less elsbo-
rately with lsces and embrOiderles. White
and attractive colors.
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$I.oo each. Value, ST. 50.
I8c each. Value, 2Qc.
Friday Bargain in
WOnlen'S Umbrellas.

A lot of Women's Taffeta Silk
Umbrellas, in black, blue, red, and
green, with military tassel, close
roll, and natural wood handles.
SI.o5 each. Value, $500.
And these remnants
Women's Pinch SILK Umbrellas. in
red and brown. for sun or rain; neat gold
capped handles. Reduced from $500 to
$500 each.
Mems 2s-inch silk Gloria Umbrellas.
with neat silver-trimmed handles. Re-
duced from $500 to S1.s5 each.
Main hoor-G ST. entrance.
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Friday Bargain in
Mems LiSLe SOx.

80 dozen pairs Mems Lisle> Thread and
Light Cotton SOx, ends of importer S
lines. They are principally neat silk en-
brOidered figures on navy, tan, gray, and
black grounds There are also some plain
blacks and a few lace effects among
them A very attractive assortment of
high-grade sox, and very special value.
35c; 3 pairs for SI.OO.
Values, soc and 75c pair.
Main hcor-F ST.
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Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Tailored Suits.

A lot of Womens Tailored Suits. of
panama, serge. and worsteds, in blues,
browns, and attractive mixtures; all this
seasons popular models; all sizes repre-
senfnd
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S3.05 each. Value, $500.

Also a lot Of White Linen Waists, the
Royal brand, with tucked front. long
sleeves. and stiff cuffs. All sizes except
So. We offer these at the special price,
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WOODWARD s. Lothrop
Nesv -WASHINGTON-Pari
4 Special
Remnant Day.

This always interesting occasion will be douby to-day, espe
ay in the departments of Readyowear Outergaments fd
men, women and children Most attractive reductions prevail
aodng bargain opportunities The offerings throughout the
tire establishment impressive both from the standpoint of price low
desirah
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Friday Bargain in
Trimmed Millinery.

We offer from twenty to thirty Hats at
about half former prices. There are styles
suitable for street, travelling, dress and
outing wear. All the prevailing shapes
are included. Trimmings consist Of wings
quilts, silks, flowers, ribbons-eYerything
that is correct and popular this season
Some of them are a bit mussed or crum-
pied. Most of them are fresh and per-
feet. An opportunity 10 purchase two
hats for the same price as one formerly
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$500. Were 5000.

$500. Were $40 and SI2.
$1,000. Were SIS and SI8.
Millinery Salon, Second hoor-Tenth St.
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$23.75 for choice.

Were $500 and S22. 50.
Main foor-Tenth ST.
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Mrs. overstreet, wife of Representative
Jesse Overstreet. departed Yesterday for
The evening world., 1908-01-22
C0dicH to Thaw's Will In:
Aids Women to Sue White

Longfellow. There was a clause in the
codicil revolving all the requests in the
event that Stanford White died within
three months after the te~stator's death
Evelyn Thaw Made j viii.
Thaw sat in a hujdle listening with
out change OF expression TO the reading
Of this peculiar instrument. AS soon as
Littletor was through with his reading
Jerome brought Miss Pierce back and
questioned her regarding the identity OF
tho others who we're present at the
time OF the signing Of the cod!cil
He brought uli that at the same time
Evelyn Nesbii Thaw had made a Will.
which she had also witnessed.
Is that alI. sac asked wilfn Jerome
sat down That's all" ne sStl. There
u7on Miss Pierce stood W and CAV a
Tow bow and a smile which took in the
Jld.e. jury the lawyers. the prisoner.
the press AMI the audience and slipped
away. thereby depr!ving the trial OF
on. Of the few dts OF really picturesque
local color tina Il has had.
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A RAWLINGS,
II. W. POOR CALLS
THAW'S

Henry W. Poor Is the mead OF the
brokerage firm Of Henry w. Foor =
Co, No. IS Wall street. He has been A
memoer Of the Stock Exchange Tor
twenty years. He said when told OF the
mention OF US naine IN me Inaw
The uuteranges OF an insane man
ana tlat | believe raaw To oe-e.iier
written or verbal. shLu!d moi he lakeii
s,r.OA.Ly. Whv lie named me cannot
uuIers and. uE.esS II was because
was q TREND OF Stanford White ana
vas Wiz aim very often.
- never saw rhaw nor his wife.
neither DID | ever hear OF this young
woman ne menhions in the codic-l,
White designed and Duh:
my nouse FOR ME. l lived opposite him.
and he was the most highly gifted, u
seihsh man l ever kenw. | admired him
very much. and / suppos. ThI"s IN
sane hatred tor him mus, have spread
10 all hts friends"
Mr.. poor was formerly senior mem
h"r OF the firm Of Poor & Greenoush, a
firm that was organized during the
civil War. They were located al No.
Is broadway for many years.
The present firm is one o: the most
conservative in Wall street.
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LAWYER PATENT
FOUND SHOT DEAD
NEAR I.0OO'o EDJE

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Jan. 22.-The body
of Irving l.. Salmon, of Morristown, n.
j., a member OF the law firm of Reed g.
salmon. was found in the woods near
the outskirts OF this city to-day. He
a committed suicide by shooting him
self In the head. The deed was appar-
emily committed this morning,
Mr.. Salmon had been a patient since
Jan. 2 at a san!tarium at Clifton Springs.
A letter IN his pocket from his brother.
Joshua Salmon, of Boonton, N. j..
stated that lie would arrive at Clifton
Springs on Jan. Is to TAX him home.
In the dend mans pocket were cert!h-
Gates of membership In the Masons
and Elks. $50 in cash and a New York
lraft for the same AMOUNT.
The physician in charge OF the Clifton
Springs S~nnitariuIn, when asked by tele-
phone regarding Salmon, said that he
supposed taat the patient was still in
the place; that he had not been re-
ported missing. He last saw him yes
tcrday afternoon and concluded that he
must have left the sanitariun during
the night and had taken a train Which
reached Syracuse early in the morning.
salmon was being treated for nervous
trouble,