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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Ia Praise of the currans.

We have been hearing great deal
recently In praise of currantS. of the
part they should play in IA dietary and
of their health giving and nourlshIng
properties.
I'll only the many good qualities OF
this fruit were fully known" said
famous doctor, there would he no
danger of overproductiou of currants.'
lie did not go very fully into the sci
entific side Of the question but he did
say that currants are remarkably rich
In the saccharine element in It's best
form. Ia this connection one who also
speaks knowingly of the currant says
the saccharin, OF which the currant SO
largely consists, Is presented In the
form OF grape sugar, food that Is
highly valuable because 1t digests very
easily aud quickly and affords real sus-
tenance 10 the body.
Then there is also the tartarc acid
OF the currant which gives II such a
pleasantly sharp taste. Tartaric acid
is a most healthful and valuable con
stituent. Without 1t currants would
be all sweet. like honey. and II would
then be- impossible TO eat them very
freely and continuously. as we should
soon tire of them. And. lastly, the
currant contains another very valuable
element-potash. This little item has
perhaps been somewhat oyershadowed
by It's bigger nelghbor, the grape sugar,
but currants would fail TO be the de
sirable agent they are ia the malnte.
nance Of health II potash were not
present. All foods, then, Ia which cur
rants appear are TO be shown especial
favor by one who wishes 10 provide
not only richly. but wholesonely, for
the family table From February EpI-
cure. Boston.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Within the last few weeks the great
er part OF the necessary machinery has
been Installed In the first American
linen mill at North Brookiield. Mass.
Heretofore II has been impossible to
manufacture linen In the United States.
owing 10 the great cost OF labor by Eu-
ropean methods. The oxford Linen
mill nj North BrooktieId VIII operate
under the Nudge process, which nc
compllshes IN twelve hours what takes
at least sixteen weeks by old world
methods. Other oxford mills will be
equipped as rapidly IA possible. and
large profits are anticipated from this
new undertaking. The Nudge process
covers the whole work of retaining
the linen fiber from the fax straw. de-
cumming. bleaching and finishing
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
BAY STATE HAS FIRST
AMERICAN LINEN MILL.

Mechanical and Chemical Process
That Saves Time. Labor and Money
Puts New Industry on Profit Making
Basis.
With the announcement that proc
ess OF linen making has been discov-
cred adaptable to American conditions
keen interest is manifested In the de
tails of the process by which Ii is tx
pected that large part Of thc S2n0sn.
0UO now spent abroad for inens wiii
Sc kept ut home The Nudge process
controlled by the oxford Linen mills.
whose first plant lis being equipped 1T
North Brookield Muss Is lS follows
The iax straw is fed into nnchne
that removes the seed and passes the
straw to set OF fluted rollers. which
after breaking IL. discharge IL into re~
solying drums equipped With ,eutch
Ing aud hacking machinery III these
drums the shive. or woody portion y
loosened from the fiber. which Is NOW
ready. after final cleaning Il be
passed into the tubs for the secret
chsfnical treatment that removes the
gums and beaches the fiber 10 pure
white.
This process takes only day 81
produce results that require sixteen
weeks by European methods Not only
Is vast amount OF time anal labor
saved. but the new process yields 81
most twice as much tiher IS the oai
from given amount Of straw. saves
the seed. converts the shiNe into paper
pulp and employs the tow fer the
making Of ''savoil," linen machinery
waste. and "oxolint." an absorbent lin
IN FOR surgical purposes
With the great economies made pos
sibie by this process and using a RAW
material that costs only third as much
as cotton In the making of fabrics
that sell for much higher prices than
cottons command large profits are
counted upon in this iirst successful Fl.
fort at linen making IN the United
States, for the process has passed the
experimental stage.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Dried currant pie.

Some day when you wish new des-
sert try dried currant pie This rec
ipe was originated by a woman one
year when fresh fruit was scarce. L
proved a great success and was 80 DE-.
llcIous that 1t was called for many
times nfterward Carefully pick over
and wash one pound Of currants. Whcu
the currants are ready for use pour
cold water over them aud drain il on
Just before putting them into pan
lined with pie crust Cover the frnit
with bits Of eurrant, grape or apple
jelly. cover the top crust and place IN
the oven The heat In baking makes
the currants swell up like fresh fruit
and melts the Jelly into delicious
fruit strip. thus making a very agree
able substitute for fresh fruit pie.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
FIRST SM0KELESS TUNNEL.

Turbine Fans Supply Half a Million
Passageway to Washinston's Now
Union Terminal.
Pennsylvania railroad engineers have
shown how tunnels may be SO perfect
~ ventilated that passengers suffer no
annoyance whatever from smoke and
sas This has been accomplished IN
the tunnel through which trains pass
to aud from the new Washington In.
ion terminal
The problem was to devise some
means by which the smoke from one
train could he whisked out of the tun-
mel before another train entered. As
the underground passageway 10 the
terminal Is In almost constant Use. this
called for some means OF supplying an
enormous volume OF fresh air in quick
time.
Along both sides of the tunnel are
located ventilating ducts with cross air
passages under the tracks. About 300
feet from the terminal portal OF the
tunnel two "Slrocco" turbine fans We're
installed 10 force air through these
ducts at the rate of 100000 cubic feet
OF air per minute These fans blow the
air out OF the tunnel al the rate OF
over half u million cubic feet OF air per
minute. and in less time than ii takes
TO tell II fresh air has been supplied
through the entire length OF the tun-
mel
The fans are OF peculiar design
They are only 100 inches In diameter
with sixty-four narrow. slightly cup
ped blades running parallel around the
circumference. II Is these blades that
deliver 100000 cubic feet Of air for
every l45 revolutions OF the fan drum
Engineers say that here is found the
solution OF the problem of subway ven
tilation in cities and also Of the prob
lem of mine ventilation. for which the
"Sirocco'' fans are now almost exclu.
slvely used in the deep. gaseous coal
workings OF Great Britain.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Chronic Constipation Cured

One who suffers from chronic consti-
patton is in danger Of many serious all
ments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as i aids dl-
gestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels. restoring the natural action Of
these organs Commence taking it to-
day and you will feel better at once.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes Lloyd &
Blaine, Pocomoke City; p d. Getting
ham Il Co., Snow Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Ask Yourself the Question.

Why not use Chamberlain Pain Balm
when you have rheumatism We feel
sure that the result will be prompt and
satisfactory. One application relieves
nently cured by its use. Pain Balm is
a liniment and is applied externally 10
the affected parts. Is and Gcent sizes.
For sale by r. ID Cottingham & Go.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Valuable Remedy for Cold. and crou,

W. w. Gray. an attorney at Wenat-
chez. Wash. says II have used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in my family
for colds and Group with good results.
/ aim to always keep this remedy in the
house. Sold by p. D. Cottingham &
"a
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
This MAY Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney trouble,
so just remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will stop the irregularities and
cure any case Of kidney and bladder
trouble that is not beyond the reach Of
medicine. Lloyd & Blaine, Pocomoke
City; r p. Cottingham & Co., Snow
Hill.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Although The plans Of the new teie-
graph company. the Telepost. are be
ing carried on without m undue
amount 81 publicity that might In
crease the opposition Of the old com
panles. good progress Is being made.
and the establishment between sev.
erai Of the larger cities Of wire sery-
fcs a. q cents for twenty-five words
may be looked for at an early day
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
Save Money by Buying Chamberlain
Cough Remedy

You will pay Just a. much for a bottle
Of Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy as for
any Of the other cough remedies but
you save money IN buying it. The say
ing is in what you get, not what you
pay The sure-to-cure you quality is IN
every bottle Of this remedy, and you
get good results when you take il.
Buying cough medicine is an important
matter Neglected colds often develop
into serious conditions. and when YOU buy
cough medicine you want to be sure
you are getting one that will cure your
cold When you buy Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy YOU take no chances.
II always cures Price p and 50 cents a
bottle For sale by r D. Cottingham
& Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

William 5. Nelson Of Elkton's oldest
residents, is in serious condition from
a fall on the street. which resulted in q
hip being fractured
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29
@ n . ~ @ II Z a.
R..,.,h. 7lha Kind foa Have kISays BOuui
Signature q AZzIZg

The Hartford County Commissioners
will apply for State aid TO macadamize
the road between Havre de Grace and
Aberdeen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Enoch Carton Carey, Of Denton. one
Of the graduates from Maryland at
West Point Friday He is a son Of the
late Col. r. J Carey Of Carolina county
and grandson Of the late Senator Thos.
Fred Carey Lieut. Carey will return
10 his home for a three-months vacation
before taking a position in the Federal
service.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Rev ] L. Janney, pastor Of Crump-
ton Methodist Episcopal Church, has
been unanimously requested to return
for another conference year
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Walter A. Aronson. recently candi-
date for postmaster at Aberdeen, mas
been appointed private secretary by
Senator William B. Baker
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Dennis ]. Shanahan has been named
County Commissioner Of Hartford Coun-
ty, to succeed Robert Forwood, deceased.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-29

Convicted in Hartford County Court Of
violating the local option law by solicit
ing orders Tor whiskey. Andrew W
Merl was fined Sl00 and costs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
NAY BUY LAKE SHORES IEHIGH STOCK
Hartman Said To Be Back of Plan TO Get
Direct New York Outlet

Il was learned yesterday that syndicate Of local
bankers receutly made offer TO buy out the
Lake Shores entire holdings Of Lehigh Valley
stock, which, amount TO I140G0 shares. II is IN
d.rstood that the directors Of the New York Cen
sral which controls the Lake Shore, are in favor
% the sale. and there is every reason to believe
that the deal viii soon be carried through.
Much Of the Lehgh Valley stock held by the
Lake Shore purchased at about $50 share,
snd present market prices there would be q
handsome profit for the Lake Shore in the trans
action. Only recently the Erie sold large block
Of LehiEh Valley stock in the open market and
This stock Is understood TO have been acquired by
The syndicate which has made The present offer
FOR the Lake Shores holdings
Il is understood that this deal viii he the first
step n q plan which includes the sale OF the
Reading stocks held by the Lake Shore 10 Bslti-
more ONO interests As the Baltimore e Ohio
s. cassed q Hartman property through the
ylsrEe stock ownership which the Union Pacific
hss in the Baltimore and Ohio. such move would
mean that z. II. Hartman would secure for his
system direct outlet IL New York by means OF
the Reading and Jersey Central.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

Micrsels n and Newport r l. April y. to Rowrins
steamer sta1endan CDutc). Br1insma Rotterdam April
4 and Boulogne 3 10 Holland America Line. with 9l
and l66 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
seamer r'rinz Eel Friedrich ccierr c;erdes ssvanfli4
March 81 Csrtagena April l. Port Limon } colon and
sensers mails ana 1ndse Arrived at
Steamer Naderisnd E5es) arnan AntWerp and 60ysa sG
mdse Arrived the Bar at lbs
I,squois chichester Jaekgonyt'ie April - and
lndse. OF Highlands gao , N. 49,,
70 te ed Dominion IS Co with passengers ana "ase
81 passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar :
/ steamer Rsnes pam Watts Port Antonio April 10
the Caneo Importing Co with fruit. Arrived at the Bar
sJea1uer Hero ,Non. Olsen Nipe Bay April and
Bans to he United Fruit Co with Arrived a
sleare- Re2ubHc CBr,. MeAuley. Genoa March 2s.
gers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at : 80 p m
steamer Denver. staples, Galveston April and Key
West II 10 the MALLORY IS Co with passengers and
steamer e vale Paen Galveston APr1l to n.
-. vlth mdse. Passed in sandy Hook 1913
steamer Rio 5iTande, Young Mobile April and Bruins.
[ 4 20 me ne s n1itorE us - g. Hth n passengers and
Staarner Minnesota (Br) Layerock Philadelphia Apri
70 The Atlantic Transport Line with mdse in transit
9outaIp'oh sid oherpourf > 20 oelrlchs % Win
- ca9in and - seerage passeiseTs mails and mdse
steamer sarns Ger Meisner. MoHteFo Bay March IS
Colon April Port IArnon 6. Kingston and Fortune
Island II, the Hamburg American Line. with 81
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived Bar Az
Steamer Hersila Ger. Euler. Barcelona March q.
Malaga IS Gibraltar u, Seville p and Lisbon rs TO the
Cans - Line. with mdse Arrived the Bar at
Steamer Matanzas Miller Tampico April s, 10 the New
York and Cuba Mail Co. with mdse Arrived at the
Bar a a m
Steamer Furnessia fRrl Iumsdane. Glasgow and Mo
Vile April 4 Henderson Bros. 147
eege passengers and dse Arrived at the Bar at -
Steamer Julia LuckenbaCh. ConneO. Arroyo April 4
Ponce = MayaEuez San Juan q 10 the Insulsr Line
Hook y : $50 . n--Ni1d west mod
breeze; raining fog; moderate
SAILED.
Steamers OcmuIEee. for Brunswick: jamestown No
folk and Newpc-r News: Lustsna ,Rrl, Liverpool via
Queenstown, F'aloTns tCuban), Matanzss- Cardenas
~ Ds Galveston cherokee Turks Island Santo Do
ulinEp city SieEnund ~
NoorJam Dutch Rotterdam Boulogue. Teutouie
tRr. Southampton VIA Plymouth Che-hourg
tN0r'. Por- Antonio Alamo Galveston creole.
0reanS: Taiisuan Norl. st Kits, Gusdooupe, Ida
tAuSfl. Philadelphia: Bayam0 tCubaUI. Havana and
Tarrioo Nevauds C7rl. Baltimore. Swedish Prince 90
Ia Plata. BUenDs AgTes Mamma TIsts. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
MANY LOCALS TO STRIKE.
That Is. If Western Union Stands
Pat '-Senfiment Widespread

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Office
Of Local 16 OF the Commercial photographers
T-nior from the following locals, TO the effect
that they had adopted the resolutions passed hy
tho Chicago local 10 declare q strike against the
Western Union company on June unless th'
company restores the wages paid before the iaSi
strike: Local 49 or Montreal: Local 60 Of Atlanta
Local 2 of Milwaukee Local g. Of Pittsburs'
Local 70 Of Memphis: Local g. Of San Francisco.
Local IS. or Los Angeles: Local SO. Of Albany :
Local l1s Of Hamilton. Ont and Local %, Of WIN
ripeE. Man. The other locals. which meet once a
month az various dates. are expected TO act on
Vie resolutions within the weeks. Charles
- NcIuernev. secretary Of Local Is said he had
teen assured that they would vote as the hrst
mentioned. unions have done.
Before the demand is made on the company,
he said National President Beatte VIII make a
tour through the different cities 70 get the seTti-
rreuts OF the locals 10 how the demand snail ne
submitted. II likely that he will be asked 10
submit il for all the telegTaphers II is certain.
however that II viii be made for all the telegra-
piers on the one day, be enforced in every city
June J.
The company has reduced the wages or the men
who remained LOYAL TO il in the last strike one
Or these who did not strike has been IN the
employment Of the company for twenty years His
wages have been reduced from 81 TO SO q week
In some cases the company has dropped men and
sfterward taken them on at reduced wages. The
local will move on Monday the Singer Building,
and II may. therefore, he few days before We
take any further action
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


1verrool April l5-Lueania cBr. New York via Queens
suez April 1s-Indrani CBr. Yokohama etc for New
York; Moltkefeis oGer), Calcutta and Colombo for
Boston and New York.
Southampton, April 15-Oceanlc iBr). New York
Plymouth and CherbourE.
Bremen. April Il. Ut-Kajser Wilhelm der Crosse
Ger New York via Plymouth and Clerhourg-
Aden, april lbSt George (3r New York for Singapore
Gibraltar Anil 13-Maroa (Br Calcutta Boston and
New York.
Genoa, April 13-Regna d'Italia utaD. New York VII.
Naples
Hong Kong. April 15-Headlev ,Rr, New York via Al
Elers and colombo for Shanghai. etc.
Norfolk Barbados for Valparaiso,
Santos. April S-Eanseat (NoT). New York FerraTn
buco Bahia Rio de Jan@iro: 18th. Gutrune Gen
New York Via 81 Thomas. Barbados and Rio de
JaneirC.
SAILED.
Liverpool April 15-Csraania C5 New York via Queens
Southampton April 15-Treut CBr, New York via King
stou etc: / ? rn-Kaiser Wilhelm Ger. York:
12o p rn-Majestic CBr). New York via Cherbourg
Queenstown
York - Vincent, O. y. TIakodste
Shields. April 14-LaCkawHrna tBrl New York
Calcutta april 14-Boemontein tBr). Boston and New
York.
Lizard. April Is, 1:o5 MA Provence C7. New York
Butt Of Lewis April 15-Deutschland Ger tank. New
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
TRANsPAciFIc MAILS.

Tes-izat-on and steamer Close New YORK.
Japan. Coreal CHINA Cys Seattle
iHavenut TO-DAY. 500 , n
h .s-f4l-s except Vest View Zealand
Islands Fs5l Islands
s-a'ecouA (-ia Vancouver Victoria
c,-Minowere 1s. 600 n
3sawaN. Japan Corea China and Philip
E-ne Islands VIA FTanclsco)-Hong-
hong alar1l Apr 20 600 IN
lands tva seat-le)Iyo Mar APR q. GOO IT
Hawaii fyla SAL FrancscSAlaIneda. Al & .
Hawaii Guam and Philippine ISLANDS
ssa . .FTeHeisco,U s T?aIsport. Apr 30 goo m
Ae# Zealand. Australia except West).
samoan Islands and New Caledonia
tTanclsC0j-A NAV G.OOr "a,
EaEsL. Japan, COrcs. China and Philip
pine Islands wa san Francfscoy-
4 e la an.
Japan. COrea, China Philippine
lsulS wa Vancouver y
f-Empress Of India MAY G 500 rn
1shin and MsIqUesAs Islands (v&
Francisco M .May J.. .nn y m
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

N Y. N II. & HARTFORD r r
- Trains depart from Grand Central Station
42d St and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov-7- 1000
x io:c 4 NJ; = Loo. q 1903. AZ 500
Inantic-+TS:O3 A NJ. 1901 P NJ: Via
spf 1913 A NJ, "il2:oO. 'i4:OO. Ill 100
CT. Darlington. Stockbridge. Lenox, Pitts
neld-+4-54, 1890 A n. IS :26 p NJ
Ticket Offices ar cCfd. Cent St'n and
c2o Union So. cIs2 5th Ave. Gas Col.
Ave. c56S 9Th Ave. c64e Mad. Ave. CLOS
". 126th ST. 279S I'd Ave. In B'klyn ca
Court St, 47e NostraEd Ave. $50 p way.
'Daiiy. Except sundays. CStops at l25th
ST xStops at 125th 81. Sundays only.
!Parlor Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
REsIeN FRoM EXCHANGED COMMITTEES

John r. Stanton and James Z. Pope resigned
yesterday from the copper and pig iron quotation
committees. respectively. Of the New York Metal
Exchange. 70 which they appointed last week
by the managers Of that institution Pressure Of
business was given tie reason for their declina-
ton Both were identIred with the recent
movement 10 have transactions on the exchange
based actual sales. which was defeated Al the
q annual election held recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
BALTIMORE z 0EIn = >

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour
~ BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIect connections in New Union station,
washington. with all Lines South
~ Leave Iet,y New York Daily. 2Sd S. Lib'y St.
W MH-AASs64N9TON. Sl'pers. I1.5O pm I.S0 am
" 40 d4NGIoN. Diner $50 am 90 am
NASh4NGION, Diner 2. 81 am 1000 AMI
" tELIOr car y. !. to Richmond Va
WASHINGTON. Diner. iI5O am 10 40 m
WASHINGTON. Buffet 30 mn o M ~
ROYAL LTD. - Diner ~ nm 4 an ~,
WASHINGTON. Buffer $50 nm : 10 ON
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
CHICAGO, PITTSRURG- $50 am 8 90 AZ,
Snl1AlIO. COLUMBUS. l.5O am L. 90 n n
PITTSBCRG. CLEVEL D. :. so nm : 40 nm
"PITTSBCRG LIMITED - 8 80 nm : 40 nm
CIN-.STL LOUIS. .LOJTSv. q 50 an N ~ IN
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LCCISV & 80 nm & a. nm
Ohices; 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. s AsteF
House. los Greenwich St. 25 Union square
W. 5s1 GRIND St, n. Y: 34s Fulton St,
SFooklyn; West 23d St ard Liberty St
Acter ?, m. Sleeping Car Reservations
ana ru4l Information regarding trains etc
can De obtained az Bureau Of Information
3 Q. R r.. 23d 81. Terminal 'Phons
Number. CheIsea-s14<
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
CENTRAL DIRECTORS REELECTED.

Albany, April l5-stookhoders Of the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad Company at their
annual meeting in this city to-day reelected the
old members Of the board of directors. Sixtv-six
Per cent Of the conpsny's stock represented
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The President Lincoln. reported 3a5 miles
Ssn6y Hook s-ib ~ yesterday, expected docE
about : q N Friday.
The KaiEerne Auglste Victoria reported 7s4 miles
~ Sandy Hook 30 p yesterday expect e.
sbouT go 2. Frlcay.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Bridal Sets

and matched Underwear Sets are 4
speciality here. Quotations rep
resent qualities and designs not
found elsewhere at the prices.
Pc Sets-Fine Eainsook-Ski-t,
Drawe-s. Gown. Corset Cover
eIaborately trimmed with inserts and
row upon roT % Val Lace ana
wide fancy WashabIe Ribbons m
and Bows-wOrth IS 9s. .---.--.. OsOS
Fc SA-s OF Fine soft
Nsinsook-l'orser Covsr-deeD
yoke Of extra me Val Lace
Inserts. ribbon -Un beadinE-
Wide Circular Drawsrs-Wtth
wide insert and edge Of lace
and topped with srnby
z.-s5iSs sS1S.2ss Sl.st Dr.,... zs.. 7.o8I
and sleeves OF alternating rows
Of drawn work and Val lace
Skirt has deep circular hounCss
with lace and inserts In
cncuia- effect hnisrei With
rows Isce-au ricooa run
worth $1,000
Pc. Se-s-Shee- Nalusook-
very lacy and elabOraJely tim d
The front OF the Corset Cover being
entirely % lace inserts
and Drawers. skirt ana Gown
also Ella borately Trim d ID "a
worth $500. observation-disclosures
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Wednesday, April IS, Os
ARRIA u

ARRIVED
steamer g. Fenr4a- Santos March =. ami
p1' s. no F8sE Ie.ors WIN s-e.r..-.
- . r n = ".
I-lne.iy 'trf -EHr.s raIlnas March 20
= "#rfr,.fer fr ballast tfrl..1 Tho gs4r
= y
CE,ro1ea BI lOlk. Huses March = 81