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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-03
Gartrell,

Aaron Gartrell died near Morgan's
on Sunday, March 80, aged 81 years,
9 months and 25 days The funeral
took place at Morgan's Chapel Tues
day morning at 1870 Deceased left
a widow, five sons and three daugh-
tiers. He was manager of the paper
mill near Morgan's until his health
gave out. Elder A. P. Snader officiat-
ed at the funeral and James Pickett
WAS the undertaken.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-03
Cap and Gown.

The investiture of the members of
the graduating class with the cap and
gown,in recognition of their candidacy
for the degree of Bachelor of Arts,
marks the beginning of the Spring
term at Western Maryland College.
This simple but impressive cere-
mony took place at the chapel on
Tuesday morning. On this occasion
the faculty also appears in cap and
gown and the hoods with the vari-col-
ored Innings and facings indicating the
various degrees and departments.
These with the plain black gowns of
the senior class make an imposing
spectacle.
After the formal donning of the cap
and gown under the direction and ord
er of the investing officer, Prof. Jas.
w. Reese, the class entered the chapel
in procession, where, with the stu
dent body already assembled, brief
religious service was held and the
class was addressed by President Lew
is on the significance of the occasion
and its bearing upon their future life.
This will be the thirty eighth class
to graduate at Western Maryland Col
lege and is composed of ten Xegdng men
and twenty-six young lSfes and this
addition to theAtot6 1raduates will
carry the numh ca Of 5oa graz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-03
Sale Register.

Notices of sales, for which bills are printed at
this Office will be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents When bills are printed
elsewhere 81. 90 will be charged. Terms cash.
Wednesday, April g. p M, on the premises of
Robt. Gist in Westminster District. 100 cords oak
and hickory wood, also wood lots. A. M. Kalbach.
Thursday April g. p. m, on the premises of
the undersigned, lately the property of the heirs
of VIM. G. Rinehart known as the Furnace Woods,
in Westminster district, 25000 feet oak boards,
plank and scantlng, and $50 cords oak and hickory
wood A. M. Kalbach.
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Miss Emma ]. Pool. dreasme
children and all kind Of plain
Work guaranteed. Centre stree
Special Sale Or 3 carload
gfes at d. w. Gamers "a
come. Prices from t27.
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
REFLECTIONS OF A
BACHELOR GIRL
BY HELEN ROWLAND.

One advantage in being a mar
ried man is that you are not
haunted by the narrowing suspi-
'cion that every pretty single wom-
al you meet may have matrimonial
designs upon you.
A few years with the George
Washington type Of husband. who
goes about with a hatchet and is
too honest to fiatter HIS wife. must
make her long for a nice. comfort
able companion like Ananias.
A mans sentiment is like CO.
logne: he always offers you the
cheap kind in large quantities.
A summer resort is a place where
a man will resort 20 anything from
croquet to cocktails for amusement
and where a girl will resort TO any
thing from a half-grown boy to
an aged paralytic for an escort.
Analysing your love for a wom-
an is like dissecting a flower; by
the time you have picked IL TO
pieces and found out what Il is
composed OF, its perfume and beau
" are all gone. Sentimental bot
anists get about as much satisfac-
tiOn out Of life as dietetics out Of
a good dinner
Being clever at repartee means
being able 10 say at the moment
the brilliant thing which you
usually don't think OF until ten
minutes later.
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$3.50 each. Were $500.
And these remnants:

l White Linen 3piece Costume. imported mode: :
dress and coat eablTatcly emhroic red ~ blue Re
duced from 800 10 5000.
l Ha1dsme Tan Linen Long Coat Suit: coat
trimmed with black satin and baby Irish insertion
skirt is fun plated and finished with fold Re
duccd from 5000 TO $500
! Lavender Rep Long Coat Suit: coat trimmed
with black satin and Irish crochet insertion: the
new gored skirt buttoned down front Reduced from
$500 % $3.50.
/ White Irish Linen 3piece Costume. imported
model, trimmed with Irish lace. Reduced from
$1,000 20 $500.
? Imported Liberty silk CaDes. one tan; the other
white; made with handsome braid collar; sizes s.
ard IS Reduced from $3.50 70 s. 50 each.
l Black Taffeta silk Coat semi-htting style
trimmed with braid and lined with white silk: size
s. Reduced from $500 20 5000
Tan Covert Cloth Jackets; semhtting style
lined with satin; size g. Reduced from 5000 20
$50 each.
? Wcmens Gloria SILK Rain Coats. blue and gray;
sizes 55 and 3s. Reduced from $3.50 20 $50 each.
. White English Rep Skirts goTed and trimmed
with blue or tan Grecian border Reduced from
500 20 1915 each.
Black Wolfe Skirts silk lined and trimmed with
satin folds around bottom Reduced from $500 to
sl00) each
] Black Brondcoth skirt. eleven gored. trimmed
with fancy braid around bottom. Reduced from
$3.50 % $3.50
Brown Panama skirts pleated. and trimmed with
folds Of same material Reduced from SO % 500
each
Linen Crash Divided Riding Skirt. Reduced
from SS.75 20 $50
3 pairs womens Canvas Bathing Shoes; sizes )
10 6. Reduced from &c 20 &c pair.
II pairs WOmen's Canvas Bathing Shoes, size @
Reduced from sc to l5c pair.
Third foor-G g.
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CHILDREN WANT TO WORK
Second Long Line of Youngsters
Appear for Permits.
Officials Think Il VIII Take Two
Weeks to Dispose of All
Applicants.

A long line OF children seeking permits
10 work in accordance with the new
child labor law in the District were again
in attendance at the Franklin School
building yesterday.
In fact, the applicants were present in
larger numbers than on the opening day,
and many were forced 20 return 10 the
building last night where Clerk r. o.
Wilmarth was issuing the permits.
In the cramped rooms. which are the
mecca for all the youngsters desiring 70
join the ranks Of labor. three school
teachers are assisting thesCleTk and ply
sicians TO dispose of the vast amount OF
work without pay or compensation.
Although many OF the children receive
their licenses, some are requested either
10 call later or visit Judge De Lacy. at
the Juvenile Court who has authority
10 set aside the strict Interpretation Of the
law and issue certificates.
Mr. Wilmarth said yesterday but four
days were originally set aside for the
work, but II is evident now two weeks
viii be required 10 complete the registra-
ton OF applicants.
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Black Dress Goods Dept.

yds. i2inch Panama Cloth Reduced from s. Is
70 500 for zee
50 yds 52-inci, Herringbone Serge. Reduced from
Ss.63 90 Si.0l for zee.
yds. 5i-inch Panama Cloth. Reduced from 81 90
TO 500 for pee
81. yds. iOinch Nuns Yelling Reduced from 26
- SIS for pee.
yds. iS-inch Chinchinette Wolfe Reduced from
Sii60 to 5000 for pcc.
yds r+nch Pclka-dot Serge. Reduced from 500
20 $40 for pee
yds 4iinch Striped French Serge. Reduced from
500 20 S175 for pce.
yds. ioineh Al-wool Serge. Reduced from 500
20 500 for pee.
yds. A-inch Checked Panama. Reduced from
500 10 $50 for pee.
; yds. A.inch Plaid Wool Taae,a.- Reduced from
s. % 20 500 for pee
yds Dinch Albatross. Reduced from $3.50 TO
Sl-51 Tor pee.
"a yds H-inch AIl-snk Grcnadine. Reduced from
SIS 70 SL50 for pee
~ yds 4sinch Chiffon Panama Priestley's Re-
duced from 500 10 500 for pee
3 yds. 46inch silk Warp Wolfe. Reduced from
SO % $50 for zee.
5 yds 4-nch Atwood Merose Cloth Rcdurod
from $500 to $50 for pcc.
Second hoor-G St
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COLOred Dress Goods.

yds 43-inch Navy Blue Merose Cloth. Reduced
from $50 10 SEQ for pee.
o ydS 42-inch Tan Shadow Plaid Wolfe. Reduced
from $500 10 $500 for per.
~ yds. 4Sinch Cadet Blue Chiffon Voe. Re
duced from S.9i 20 SLO0 for pee.
ydS pinch Tan Chiffon PopHn Reduced from
SIS TO $50 for zee
3h yds s5inch Light Gray Nlohair. Reduced from
SIS % SL50 for pee.
lis yds. f0inch Light Blue Lansdowue Reduced
from SIS 20 50c for pee.
5's yds. 4l-inch Dark Red Check Tafcta. Reduced
from Sil3 10 S153 for pee
yds i4-inch Navy Blue Shadow Striped Mohair
Reduced from 500 10 Sl.O0 for pee
"a ydS fZnch Black and White Plaid Batiste
Reduced from s. 66 to $40 for pee.
yds s3-inCh Mode Wolfe slightly imperfect Re
duccd from $ o. 10 SlOO for pee
Second hoor-G 81.
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PAY FOR HURRY-UP WORK
Printing Office to Charge Extra for
Rush Jobs.
Rule Made to Check Tendency in
Departments 10 Mark All
Matter Preferred.

Hereafter 20 per cent extra will be
charged for rush work and overtime work
in the Government Printing Office This
is a part Of the new system Of cost ac-
counting and scale of prices installed IN
the big printery by Public Printer Leech.
This rule is made, it Is said, In order
TO correct a tendency on the part of the
departments TO mark all work rush,
whether required for immediate use or
not. Several important changes in the
administrative force Of the Office have
also been announced. George Lamb. who
was recently given charge OF the supply
division. in addition TO his other duties
as general storekeeper, has been promoted
from 5000 TO $500.
Miss Ora A. Brady, who was reduced
from the cost-keeping section at S2,OOO a
year. has been placed in charge Of the
half-tone and plate section at a salary
of Sl,SCO a year.
Harry b. Major. who has been an as
sistant in the Office Of the assistant fore
man of printing. has been reduced to the
case. Frank Y Dorsey. Milton j. Lang
volt and John w. Waters. messengers.
have been dropped from the rolls Miss
Annie W. Cullen. Miss Laura J. Grad
dick. Miss Ethel NJ. Hardell. Mrs. Agnes
B. Hickey. Mrs. Agnes I. Bishop Miss
Elizabeth G. Brosnan. Miss Clara E.
DOwell. Miss Flora W. c. Plumb, and
Miss Marie L. Spellman have been trans
ferred from clerks TO positions in the
pamphlet bindery.
The following were transferred from the
cOst-keeping section 10 the bindery: Mrs.
Margaret L. Brooks. Miss Margaret 3.
Hurley. Miss Mary NJ. Mitchell. Miss
Charlotte l. B. Reisinger, Miss Mianie 8.
Sherman.
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The newest lingerie. while exquisitely
fine and dainty, is generally very simple
of design. and the chemise portrayed well
illustrates this feature. The entire gar
ment consists OF only two pieces. the
front and back. and the only seams. there
fore, are those at the sides. The sleeve
may be fastened on the shoulder with
small buttons and buttonholes or with a
lacing ot narrow ribbon. If the garment
is to be worn as a combined corset cover
and pet;icoat, as is the custom with
many smart women. a beading may be
applied to the waist line and the fullness
drawn up by means Of narrow ribbon.
The garment may be finished as plainly
or as elaborately as desired. batlste, Main
sock. or lawn being used for it's making.
In the medium size 3 yards Sc inches wide
will be needed Six sizes. 50 to 42 inches
bust.
This pattern may be obtained by inclos-
ing 10 cents TO the Pattern Department.
Washington Herald. and Indicating num-
Der (6l5D and size desired.
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China Department.

Richly Decorated japanese Cong imperfect.
Reduced from S6O0 20 1896.
Imported Odd Decorated China Bread and Butter
PlateS Reduced from SOC 10 &c each.
Richly Decorated japanese China Chocolate
Pitcher. Reduced from s. 80 10 &c
2 Imported Decorated China Chop Plates Reduced
fOm 75c % SOC each.
, Imported China Sugar Bowls imperfect. Re.
duced from 25c 90 .Qc each.
Imported Decorated China Game Set Retuoe,i
hom 500 TO S26
2 Dainuly Decorated French China Boubon Dishes
lighuy imperfect, Reduced frum Sl.OO 10 65c each
Decorated Limoges China Covered Dishes Re
dnced from g 20 to CSC each.
Richly Decorated French China Fem Dish. Re
6nccd from $50 20 SL95
Decorated Austrian China Plates. Reduced from
u TO l0c each.
Daintily Decorated Haviland China Teapot.
slightly dnmaged- Reduced from 81 s. 20 CSC
Canton China Cream Jua slightly damaged Re
duced from Sl.65 TO sc.
Fifth foor-G st.
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Infants Department.

Infants White Dotted Swiss Hats. brm made Of
rnfilcs ot embroidery; Tam O. Shanter croyr trimmed
with Pink or blue baby ribbon. Reduced from 500
and SIS 20 SLOo each
3 Children's White PiqUc Hats. short back: brim
finished with Tufie of embroidery. trimmed with
large ribbon Bows. Reduced from 500 10 S00 each.
! ChHds Fine Handmade Hat, tucked crown
brim made Of dainty lace insertion. Reduced from
$50 20 $50
Chidrcn's White Lingerie Hats. one with tucked
crown. shirred brm and double lace edge ufiie
the ether Tam o. Shanter crown. with lace edge ulf
fe; face trimming Of light blue chiffon silk. Re
duccd from SO 10 500 each.
Chidren's Large White Pique Hats. Tam o.
Shauter crown. corded trim. large RIBBON bow. Re
duced from S275 20 Sl0o each
Third f0or-Eeycnth S.
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Furniture Department.

Greet Rattan Roman Chair. with book shelf on
both sides Reduced from 500 % S9j
Green Rattan Tabouretfe. "Diabolo" shane Re-
duced from $500 10 Sl95.
CHARTERED Oak Hall or Paflor Table Reduced
from 5000 20 S6e5
Quarered Oak Table. French legs and lower
shelf Reduced from $500 to Slg.
CHARTERED Oak Table with lower shelf neat dc.
sign. Reduced from $50 to s36
l QuaTtered Oak Center Table. with lower shelf
oval shape. Reduced from $50 70 S75
Mahogany-fnish Table. 2-nch top bolted con
strlc:ion. Reiuced from S95 TO 1886
Mahogany-tn.sh Table. round top and pedestal
base. Reduced from 500 70 2s5
Natualdnish Scttce with double cane seat
Reduced from s. % to H95
Large Lawn Swing. with frame, canopy and
chains Reduced from 5000 10 Sl975
Sixth hoOr-G ST.
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WILL VISIT BATTLEFIELDS.
Student Officers to Ride from Ma
nassas to Gettysburg.

A party of army officers. consisting Of
eight instructors, twenty-five students
and two Mexican army officers. have
left Fort Leavenworth. Kans. for Fort
Myer, Va, where they will be supplied
with mounts and from which point they
Will start on a ride over the Virginia bat
tlefields from Manassas Junction 70 Get
tysburg. Pa
4Ae party viii be in charge Of Mai
J. L. Morrison. L. S. A. commandant
Of the military service schools
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
CELEBRATION AT KENSINGTON.
Pretty Little suburb Plans Athletic
Events for the Fourth,

Kensington, Montgomery County. Nd,
will celebrate Independence Day in
an interesting way. The Athletic Associ-
alton will hold a meet at 10 a. m. and the
citizens OF the town will be treated TO all
kinds OF athletic events including throw
ing baseball. sack race, fat mems race.
three-leged race boys race. girls race.
bottle race. hundred-yard dash and back
ward dash
These events will be followed by a
game Of baseball at p. m. between the
Kensingtons and the ST. Aloysius team
Of Washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
INFANT DEATH RATE GROWS
Heat Believed TO Have Increased
Number of FntnIftiea

Owing TO the extreme heat. in all prob
ability. the death rate for the week end
Ing last Saturday was considerably higher
than for some time past. The weather
seemed 20 affect the children more than
the adults. for the death OF the unusual
number Of thirty-two infants under two
years Of age was recorded
Eighty-seven deaths were reported
among white people and sixty among the
cOlored race. As a whole the conditions
OF the contagious diseases was much i'm
proved during the seven-day period.
For the week. l02 white births were re-
ported and forty cOlOTed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
Friday Bargain in
Muslin Underwear.

There are Gowns, Short Skirts,
Drawers and Corset Covers Of soft
nainsooks and lightweight cam
brics and muslins, and they are uni
formly well made, correctly sized
and most carefully finished. The
materials are thoroughly reliable,
and the trimmings consist of dainty
laces, embroiderieS, hemstitching,
tucks, headings, and ribbon.
We offer them at the very special
price,
SOC each. Value, 75c.
Third focr-Eleveuth st.
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SOC and 69c each.
Were 75c and SI.oo each.
And these remnants :

>
Girls Handsome White Dresses one of Persian
lawn with low neck and short sleeves trimmed with
lace insertion and ribbon: the other of net made
with high neck and - sleeves lined with white
iafieta silk; trimmings Of lace. insertion and rib-
bon; sizes II aud H. Reduced from $500 and S2975
20 $500 each.
l Miss Copenhagen Blue SILK Dress. high neck
ard long sleeves: trimmed with net braid AID
French knots, size 10. Reduced from I775 20 VO5O
5 Misses White Swiss Dresses with underslip Of
same. made with high neck and - sleeves. and
trimmed with lace and insertion: sizes "A. Is. and
Is Reduced from S75 TO $50 each
I Miss White Linen Coat Suit trimmed with
stitched bands Of and buttons: mussed from
handling; size a. Reduced from $500 to y9.75
Girls and Misses Linen and Rep Coats I'm tan
leather. and white; made with box back Reduced
from 500 and S6.75 10 $3.50 each.
Misses White Linen Peter Thompson Suits
with blue hand-embroidery embems: sizes J., "a
and ls Reduced from $500 10 $3.50 each
Girls Tailored Coats Of black and white check
cloth and Brown Rei0h Silk; sizes. s. 8. and 10
Reduced from 30 and S275 to 500 each
10 Girls White Lawn Dresses high neck ~
sleeTes trimmed with lace embroidery and hem.
stitching; sizes to T. Reduced from ST. 50 10 81 90
each.
Giri's Silk Dress neat check made low neck and
trimmed with red silk bands and red hand-embrod-
cry dots: size 6. Reduced from 5000 TO $500.
l Miss Tan Pongee Coat * length: lined
throughout with China silk; size l6. Reduced from
So 80 to 5000
Third fooT-G 81
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Mr.. POTTS BURIED TODAY.
Masonic Order VIII Have Charge
of Services Over Late Member.

The funeral OF Joseph Y. Potts, late
chief clerk Of the Police Court. who died
Wednesday morning at Providence Hos
pital, will take place at , O'Clock this
afternoon from Taber's undertaking es-
Enlistment, ll0l II street northwest.
The Knights Templars. OF which the
deceased was a member. will conduct
the services. Ceremonies at the grave
viii be under the direction of Walter B.
Davis, master OF Harmony Lodge, No.
i. F. \. A. NJ, which gave Mr. Potts
the Blue Lodge rites Interment will be
in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
Washington Woman Honored.

At the recent biennial convention of the
National Federation OF Women's Clubs
in Boston, Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, Of this
city. was signally honored when she was
presented a silver loving cup by the
Association Of Republican Women of
Massachusetts. Mrs. George F. Lowell.
president of the association. made the
presentation at the Hotel Lenox.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
Blanket DEPARTMENT.

pr. l24 Blankets damaged: reduced fron SO 90
20 500: pair reduced from $500 70 AO0.
prs ia Blankets, damaged. Reduced from Sc 30
T. &.O pair.
2 prs lO4 Blankets. damaged Reduced from 500
4 20 $50 pair.
Pr Cnb Blankets. damaged Reduced from 81
70 SIS
Second hoor-Eleyenth st.
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Getting Broken In.

From Judge.
New Clerk-I should like two weeks
vacation. sir.
Boss-what! Why, this Is only your
first week with US.
New Clerk-Yes. sir. but once 1 get ao-
customed TO the position may be able
TO stand 1t longer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
Friday Bargain in
Girls and Misses GuinlpeS

A lot of Girls and Misses White
Lawn Guimpes; some high neck
and long sleeves; others with ~"
sleeves and trimmed with embroid-
cry and hemstitching; sizes 4 to
IL years.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
4 Special Remnant Dav

VA took inventory of stock Tuesday evening To close
wv thing of characterize odds and ends short lengths
broken incomplete assortnens &c. brought light
the getting readNe have made the prices aracve low Hence
those needing inexpensive clothes something for the
home will find much to interest them to-day.
About every department represented and details given
practicable But there equally good things mentioned
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Basket Department.

! Fancy Covered Basket. reduced from 81 q 10 &C.
Tedoced from &c 20 SOC each: reduced from &c
TO i5c each; y reduced from l5c to SC each.
Palm Clothes Hamper. Reduced from 500 to
$40.
Fifth foor-EleTenth st.
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Friday Bargain in
WOmeH'S Lawn Waists.

A small lot of Indian Linon
Waists, with long sleeves, stiff
cuffs; fasten in front. Also those
trimmed with hlet lace and EN-
broidery and fasten in back.
75c each. Value, SIPS.
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And these remnants:

II Fine Batiste Waists finished with fine tucks;
yoke Of net and embroidery. y sleeves with cuff
Of embroidery. Reduced from 3.75 % $50 each.
Gross barred Muslin Waists With blue OF black
embroidered dot finished with fine tucks; ~
sleeves; fasten in back; sizes 20 and a. Reduced
from S295 20 $3.50 each.
All-linen Waists hand-embroidered fronts. long
slecTes fasten in front: sizes 81. s. and 70. Ror
duced from $50. 500 and 500 10 S3s5 each.
/ Irish Crochet lace BOlerO Jacket; size s.. Re
duced from $3.50 20 $50.
I Ivory All-ovVr Valenciennes Lace Waist. hand
embroidered and finished with cluny yoke and col
lar; size 36. Reduced from 800 10 Sl9.75
l Handsome Imported White Satin Waist trim
ned with baby Irish lace and Persian braid and
finished with girdle. Reduced from $500 TO $3.50.
Third hoor-G St
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MYSTERY IN ESCAPE
State Department Probing
Case Of F. G. Bailey.
OFFICIALS MAY BE BLAMED
Ease with Which Man Accused of
Fraudulent Transaction Won His
SuspiciOus-Fled In Small Boat
Set Out from the Shore.

The State Department is making every
effort to get at the bottom of the cir
cumstances surrounding the escape
from the steamer Utstein of Francis G.
Bailey, former president Of the Export
Shipping Company. OF New Jersey. Up
10 this time the advices are meager.
That Bailey went over the side Of the
vessel in which he was being conveyed
TO the United States from Honduras by
Lieut. Beery, OF the New York police
department. is all that is known. except
that It occurred during a change Of the
watch. This information came through
t; 7uler official channels from Albert
w. lockwood. jr.. consul at Porto
Cortes.
Escapes in Small Boat.
The brief cable message stated that
after getting over the side Of the vessel
he escaped 10 the shore in a small boat.
waiting to receive him. 1t is the opinion
Of State Department officials that he
had some assistance from the shore. and
there is suggestion Of connlvance on tn.
part OF those In authority The depart
ment has instructed the consul 10 ask the
Honduran government 10 make every pos
sible effort to capture and return the fugi-
tive 20 the custody of the American au-
thOrities.
Sailed with Credit Cargo.
Bailey and his companions were arrest
ed in Honduras at the request Of the
United States authorities. and turned over
10 Lieut. Beery. Of the New York police
department, for extradition 10 the United
States. He was wanted in New York CITY.
Bailey organized the Export Shipping
Company Of New Jersey and chartered
the steamer Goldsboro, which he loaded
with a cargo he had bought on credit
and then sailed for Honduras. He
changed the name Of the steamer and
was preparing 10 dispose OF the cargo
when he was arrested and the cargo
seized on representations from the United
States government. The fact that there
is no eXtradition treaty between the
United States and Honduras caused Ball
ey to raise strenuous objections TO his
extradition, but Honduras gave him UP
as a courtesy 10 this government
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
Friday Bargain in
WOHen'S Jumper Dresses

Women's Jumper Dresses, made
of striped, checked. and figured
lawns. A cool and comfortable
dress for morning wear; sizes "a
to 3S.