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The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26

fectly clearly, as published reports say, that his corporation had con- tributed in order to get value for its gift and that the gift was made with the expectation of receiving a proper consideration.
 q do not for one moment believe that Mir Bliss made any such remarks to MT Archbold, as MT Archbold says For example, MT Archbold states that he and the late H. H. Rog. CTS visited me at the white house and that then remarked to them that there had been some criticisms about campaign contributions. This Is a falsehood. Neither on that occasion or on any other one was one word said either by me to Mir Archbold or by MT ArchbOld to me about cam paign contributions.
 Likens It to Frameup.
 Moreover, let 1t be remembered that long before the campaign of 1904 I had had a sharp run-in with the Standard oil, and had shown them just what they could expect from me. This was when we were passing the bureau of corporations act. I found out that the Standard oil people were opposing the passage of the act; that two of the representatives had come down to Washington to oppose it. and that they had sent telegrams to va rious senators and representatives against it. I got hold of these tele- grams. published some of them and forced the bill through.
 Tt seems that the course of MT. Penrose in this matter and the bring ing in of MT. Archbold to testify bear close analogies to what in the New York police situation at this time would be called a 'frameup'; and this is shown by the questions which MT. Archbod is asked and those he Ia not asked"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
TRAPS HUBBY BY WE'D FAD"
He Offers to Marry "$10,0c0 Widow" and Finds Beautiful Mrs.
 Butler" Is Mate.

Chicago, Aug. 26.-Deserted by her husband, whom she met through a matrimonial paper, Mrs. G. H. Moore advertised in the same publication, this time under an assumed name, and received an answer from her unsus- pecting husband, who expressed an earnest desire ito marry the beautiful Mrs. Henrietta Butler, with an in- come of S10,000."
 Finally Mrs. Butler" informed Moore that if he would come to Engle- wood, her home she would talk it over Moore took train from De- troit. Mrs, Moore wearing a heavy veil, was awaiting him at the station, With her were two detectives.
 q love you, exclaimed Moore, when he jumped from the train and saw Mrs. Butler"
 That's funny" the woman said, and she removed her veil Before Moore finished gasping he was on his way to a police station. Mrs Moore accused him of having taken s4,000 from her when he deserted her.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
SAILORS PATROL CORINTO
ARMED GUARD OF VOLUNTEERS
 DO POLICE DUTY.
Expected to Open Telegraph Lines in Nicaragua.

Washington, Aug. 26-Detachments of blue jackets from the gunboat An napolis and the collier Justin, ptrolling the city at night: an armed guard of volunteers, made up largely of the foreign element acting as police dur ing the day and all the foreign women and children in the port sleeping on the American naval vessels, describes the situation in Corinto, according to the last reports from American Consul Johnson.
 The report was dated August p. Telegraph and rail communication be- tween the port and Managua had then been severed nearly week by the rebels, who were believed to be in possession of stations on the line of the railroad. The last message from American Minister Weitzel was taken from the capital to the coast by Com mander Terhune of the Annapolis, who had gone up to Managua to con- fer with Minister Weitzel.
 The gunboat Denver is due at Corin- Ii. She probably will be sent imme- diately to San Juan del Sur and main tained there for a while to keep up communication by wireless with the Annapolis and the Justin at Corinto.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
,rNrws DENIAL OF KNOWING OF DEMAND ON STANDARD
 OIL FOR MONEY.
HE SAYS OF 1T
Arhhold Defamed Memory of Dead Treasurer of Republican National Committee In Quoting Him at Investigation, He Says.

New York, Aug. 26.--Col. Roosevelt to reporters on the piazza of his home |st Oyster Bay made statement as result of the testimony of John D. Archbold at Washington, The state ment was in a way postscript to an- other denunciation of Senator Pen rose given out earlier in the day. ! Both the colonel and Senator Penrose. l in their comment, likened the situa- l tiop to a New York police 'frameup. 1" The second statement began by de- nouncing Archbold for defaming the memory of Cornelius N. Bliss, who is |desd Col. Roosevelt, as did Arch bold in his testimony, paid high |trbute to the character of Bliss. But |from the colonels viewpoint Arch hold defamed the memory of the dead treasurer of the Republican national committee when he quoted Bliss as lntimatlng 1t would be to the great disadvantage of the Standard Oil Go. If the contribution of an additional sl5O,000 was not made
 Defends Treasurer Bliss.
 This Is wicked assault on dead man whose high standing and probity vas such that no human being who vas himself honest would ever impute evi motives 10 him." said the colonel.
 "Mr. Bliss was incapable of conduct Fuch as Mir, Archbold imputes to him. And l cannot too strongly denounce
 he baseness of making such an at
 lack upon an honest man who is now bead and whom MT Archbold never ventured to assail while living.
 Moreover, MT Archbold shows per
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN ASSERTS REPORT WAS FALSlFlED AND
 FACTS SUPPRESSED.
FOUND SLAIN IN A HOTEL
Talented Companion of Wealthy Woman Was Believed on Auto Tour in Canada-An inves-
 tlgatlon Started.

New York. Aug 28.-Investigators working for the district attorney tried to learn why Miss Julia Curran, the highly educated Irish girl found mur- dered in the Hotel Boulevard on upper Broadway. abandoned an automobile trip to Canada with her wealthy em- ployer, Mrs. James D. Smith, and re- turned mysterfously to New York Thursday without the knowledge of her sister, Mrs. John Kinnears.
 The district attorney wants to know, because for 16 hours after the nude body of the dead girl was found by a hotel waiter the police gave out the report that the death was from nat ural causes, while hospital physician, pr. Fisher, and Coroner's Physician Dr. Otto Schultze asserted that 1t was plain, even to a layman, that Miss Curran was choken and beaten to death.
 It was learned that Miss Curran, who was employed by aristocratic fam flies in Europe as governess and com panion, and who spoke five languages, landed in America July ', and at once became the salaried companion of Mrs. Smith, whom she met on the boat
 According to Mrs. Kinnears. the girl started last week with the Smiths for Canada in an automobile, and wrote several postal cards along the route, telling her sister what a good time she was having That was the last Mrs. Kinnears knew of the girl until Thursday night, when the police no. tiled her that Miss Curran was dead They obtained the Kiunears' address from a card in the young woman's handbag, found in the room.
 The body when found was without clothing and the clothes the young woman wore into the hotel were miss. ing The attache who saw her male companion leave said he did not no. tice that the man carried package Widespread search Is being made for this man,
 Physician Accuses Police.
 pr. Schultze charged that the police deliberately falsifed his report. either, he said, to allow the murderer to ca, cape or to give the hotel protection The physician also declared that the hotel attaches told the police that the young woman's male companion left the hotel some time before her body was discovered, yet no apparent effort was made to arrest him, or even learn his identity The body of the girl was found at p. m. two days ago, and by the false report issued by the DO lice, Schultze said. the girls murderer was given Is hours start of any effort that might be made to catch him.
 pr. Fisher of Flower Hospital, am bulance surgeon, who was called to the hotel, denied that he said the girl apparently died from natural causes as the police report quoted him.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
Woman Captures Suspect.

New York, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Mary Frei threw down and sat upon Joseph Labarola in a downtown crowded street. Then she yelled "Police!" and declared her victim had robbed her house 6 week ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26
Says Electricity Bars Work.

Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 26.-On being arraigned here for begging, James Garden told the court he could not work because he was so full of cleo tricity that everything he touched gave him q shock.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-26

As soon as the Denvers marines are landed in Corinto, they probably will be sent inland to reopen and maintain telegraphic and rail communications with tie capital
Evening star., 1912-06-16
CLARENDON.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


CLARENDON. Va. June Il. 1912.
Mrs. Ashton c. Jones entertained Tues
day evening at dinner for her guests,
Misses Susie Lee and Matte Harris
Jones of Lunenburg county Va. Mrs
n \. Rees entertained young people
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
compliment to the Misses Jones. Mr.. Ed
gar Wright and daughter, Miss Douglass
Wright. Miss Mary Cobb and Mr. Charles
Neil, after visit to Mr.. c. l.. Collins of
homes in Richmond, Va. Rev. T. NJ.
Swami, after several days in Winches-
ter, Va, returned Friday to his home In
Clarendon Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nor
gan and son and Mrs. Jordan, who were
guests this week of Mrs. ID. III. Robinson
on Spruce street, have returned to their
homes in Washington, ID. c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. T. Rollins gave a reception Satur
day evening at their home on OAK street
as a farewell parting from their many
friend in Clarendon. About twenty-five
guests were present. The members of
the primary department Of the First Bap-
tist Church of Clarendon gave recep-
ton Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. y. A. Rees in honor of Miss
Mariana Rucker, who leaves on the 10Th
of June for Brussels, Belgium, where she
Will remain for year and attend school.
Dir. and Mrs John Jaschke and two
CnllQrtH OF were sunday
guests of Mrs. Henry Balster of Holly
street, Clarendon. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
land had as their dinner guests Tuesday
Mrs. G. f.. Hid and grandchildren, Elsie
and Ruth Hid, of Clarendon. The mem
bers of ST. George Guild met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Currie at her
home on Oak street. The Guild of Good
Shepherds held a successful lawn party
Tuesday evening on the rectory lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Conkling of New
York city We're Weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton G.. Smith of Clarendon
avenue. Mrs. Burton G.. Smith enter
tanned Saturday evening in honor of her
daughter, Miss Ethylinde A. Smith Dane
ing was enjoyed throughout the evening
by number Of young people from Wash
inSton, ID. c., Falls Church and Claren-
don. Refreshments We're served at a late
hour. Mrs. r, l.. Ges of Washington was
a Sunday guest of Mrs. Sarah O. Lane
OF Clarendon. Rev. and Mrs. j. Harvey
Dunham and Master Raymond Durham of
Washington We're d~ier guests of Mrs.
Sarah o. Lane of Clarendon Tuesday
evening. Mrs. l.. II. Thompson and
daughter Frances of Clarendon were
Sunday guests of Mrs. II. Carpenter of
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Rollins
left Thursday for their new home in CO.
extended visit to her son, Mr.. H. X Green
of Clarendon, returned this week TO her
home in Leesburg, Va. Mr. John Wild
man of Washington Is the guest of Mr..
Robert Evans of Clarendon.
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FALLS CHURCH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

FALLS CHURCH. Va, June IL, 1912.
The mems class of the Northern Meth
odist Church gave a successful lawn
party Tuesday evening. The lawn was
illuminated with red. white and blue
electric bulbs. thus using for the first
time the newly installed electric lights
of the town. Refreshments were
served and the entire party was con-
Quoted by the men Of the Bible class.
Miss Harriet Lothrop and Mr.. Ralph Lut
trell have surprised their friends by an
nouncng their marriage, which occurred
last January. Mrs. ID. Paul Swope and
daughters spent IA couple of days last
week in Alexandria with relatives. Miss
Edith Thompson will spend a portion OF
the summer at Middleburg, Va Miss
Belle Eskridse and Miss Maria Seldom of
Washington lunched with Mrs. James
Oden Friday OF last week. and afterward
attended the meeting of the Mary BAH
Sewing Circle. The bridge club met We'd
nesday of this week with Mrs. James
Machen in Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Emma
J. Haight will spend the greater part of
the summer visiting friends and relatives
in New York. Miss Lynda Fairfax An
derton has gone to Saluda, Va, for the
summer. Mrs. Sellers is spending her va
cation at McGaheysville, Miss I.ulah
Ferguson spent the week end with DR..
and Mrs. Richard Dulany Leith at Vi
emma, leaving Monday for Loudoun county,
where she win spend the summer. Miss
Angie Semones has gone to Callands Va,
for the summer. Mrs. Nowland is re-
covering from her recent Illness Miss
Demorest entertained the Monday Bridge
Club this week. Mrs. Kennedy winning
the prize. Mrs. Hanson and Miss Ham
son of Frostburg, Mo. are house guests
of Rev. and Mrs. c. Ellis Williams at
the Methodist parsonage. DR.. and Mrs.
J. b. Gould entertained the Owl Club sat
urday night. Mrs. T. \. Smith won first
prize; Mrs. Gould second: DIR. Gould Won
first prize and Mr.. Elwyn
Green second. Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Liv-
ingston were the guests of honor
A basket picnic was held at the home
of Mrs. IL. S. Birch by the Ladies Aid
of the Methodist Church Thursday. There
was a good attendance and a delightful
day was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. s. r.
Copper entertained the Nightingales Sat
urday evening. Miss Nourse returned to-
day from visit of several months in
Davenport entertained at a luncheon and
bridge party Thursday afternoon. their
guests being Mrs. Clifford Howard. Mrs.
Curtiss, Mrs. Seeley and Mrs Risdon OF
California. and Mrs. Harrington, Mrs.
Bryant. Mrs. Grove. Mrs. A. w. Fisher.
Mrs. A. A. Fisher, Mrs. W. W Case and
Miss Fisher of Washington. Mrs. Charles
s. Lee was the guest of Mrs. Wilson Petty
at Arlington Wednesday. Tie young
ladies' class of the Methodist Church
South entertained the mems class at
the home of Mrs. John Gibson Monday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus > Duff |
fey and daughters have gone TO baltimore, |
where they will hereafter reside.
Mr. William Smith and family We're
guests Sunday of his father, Mr.. James |
Smith, Mrs j. C. Elliott has recovered
from her recent illness Miss Edith Has
Evening star., 1912-06-16

man of this town. Mr.. J. Ward Shuster
of Washington Is visiting at Talbot
Farm. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Berk-
lev Ward, near Paeonian Springs, this
county
Mr. and Mrs Motley Ball of Purcell
Vile entertained at large reception
Tuesday evening in honor of their son
and daLghter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Har-
vey Mcdaniel Ball. who were married
in Elizabeth City, \. c., Thursday last.
Mrs Ball was formerly Miss Ida MAY
George Diedrich of Elizabeth City. They
will reside in Purcellville, where the
groom is engaged In business Miss Mary
Glenn Austin has gone to Missouri to
spend the summer months with relatives.
Miss Ida Thomas of Falls Church is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. Charles Is. Quick. at
the Leesburg Inn Miss Grace Brooks of
Clarks Gap has gone to spend the sum-
mer months with friends and relatives in
Nebraska Colorado and Missouri. Mrs.
Jennie Saunders has returned to Lees
Washington. D. C. Miss Ada Alexander
is visiting Mrs. George II. Slater of Up
perville, Va. Miss Katharine Mccormick
has returned from Chicago. H., to spend
the summer months at Dover, this coun
ty Miss Catherine Bitter has returned
from Florida, where she spent the past
year at the home of her brother. DIR.
Emory Bitter Miss Eliza beth Lewis has
left to spend some time with relatives at
Clay George have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter. Mary Al
meta, and Mr.. Franklin Taylor Stone at
the German Reformed Church, Lovetts-
vile. Va, Wednesday, June 10, at q
o'clock.
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kell is the guest OF relatives at Colonial
Beach, Va. Mr.. Paul Gibson has returned
from visit to relatives in Loudoun
county. Mrs. Kate Reed was the week
end guest of her niece. Mrs. VIII Thomp-
son. Mrs. J. B. Daughton has returned
from visit TO her sister. Mrs. Mulin, III
Hamilton. Va. Master F,lvah Daushton
is visiting relatives in Loudoun. Mrs.
Lester Brunner and children spent Tues
day with Mrs. A. w. tlollenbeck AZ VI
emma The Ladies' Aid of the Southern
Methodist Church held its annual cleo
ton of officers Thursday at the home o.
Mrs Harry Birch. Mrs. George Gross
man was elected president: Mrs. NJ. +.
Bean, vice president; Mrs. O. b. Living
ston, secretary. and Mrs. NJ. +. Church.
treasurer \ bountiful luncheon was
served on the lawn 10 about forty guests,
Mrs Havenner OF Alexandria has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Peveril y.
Smyth Mr.. and Mrs. McSweene spent
few days last week visiting friends. Mrs.
Warren Brenizer, Mrs. James Poole and
Miss Sarah Thorne motored from Wash
ington Thursday. Miss Janet Williams
entertained about twenty of her little
friends at a birthday party Friday.
Evening star., 1912-06-16
ANACOSTIA.

Rev. James w Many, pastor of the
East Washington Heights Baptist Church,
entertained the members and friends of
Baptist conference of the District at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Fountain
was assisted by Mrs George H. Judd of
Washington. Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Owens
and Miss Graham. 1t was an all-day
gathering and luncheon was served and a
strawberry festival held Mrs. Harry De-
Walt entertained the members of the
Anacostia Embroidery Club at her home
on Valley place Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Ermoid OF 1919 18th street
entertained Monday evening for her six
teenth birthday anniversary. Vocal and
instrumental selections were contributed
and refreshments served. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs j. +. Thompson. Mrs. Elizabeth Err
mold Miss Mary Montgomery. Mrs. Hyie.
Miss Hattie Joachim Miss Lois Thomp-
son, Miss Josephine Ermold, Roscoe
Montgomery. Charles Montgomery and
Henry Ermold. Zane Pyies of Nichols
avenue is visiting relatives in Maryland
Miss Flora Crozier of Sutland, Nd, is
visiting relatives in Vermont. She will
remain away for several weeks. Mrs
Bert French and daughter Dorothy of
Nichols avenue will leave tomorrow for
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. where they will remain
for "a number of weeks visiting relatives
The members of the Epworth League of
the Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church were entertained on Thursday
evening of the past week in that edifice
on Nichols avenue following the annual
business meeting. \ number of interest
ing games were played by those present
and music contributed. The Ladies' Guild
of Emmanuel Episcopal Church enter
tanned the members vi the choir OF tina
church last week.
Evening star., 1912-06-16

Regiment OF Hyattsville, return tomor-
row from weeks encampment near
Westminster, Md Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Duckett, jr.. and infant son, OF near
have been visiting Mr.. Duckett's parents
in Bladensburg. Mrs. p l.. Jones and
children. Wine and Ralston avenues, have
returned from a visit OF several WeehS
to relatives in southern MARYLAND. Mr.
and Mrs James X. Phelan of Memphis,
Tenn, have been visiting friends near
Friendship, Prince Georges county. The
Misses Della and Florence Farden OF
Jacksonville, Fla, have returned after
pleasant visit to friends near Chelten-
ham, in the lower section of Prince
Georges county. The Misses Irma Boy
kin and Edin Holden of Washington have
been visiting the formers sister and lat
ter's aunt. Mrs. John G. Holden, Rals,oh
avenue The Misses Frances and Helen
Martin of Baltimore are visiting friends
near Woodvile on the Patuxent river
Historic Blenheim, Bladensburs, was
the scene of a pleasant gathering Wed
nesday evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Volland gave dance to introduce their
daughter Miss Ida Volland. The spa
cious lawn was Illuminated with japanese
lanterns and the house was decorated
with cut flowers. running vines and minia-
ture lights A tempting collation. was
served on the lawn. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. II. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nolte. George Nolte, jr., Mrs. c.
Volland. Mrs. III. kilnge. the Misses
Lottie and Josephine Parsons. Lena and
Elizabeth Volland, Messrs. Clarence Gle
ments, Raymond Ryan, Herbert Schu
man. Edward Atkinson. Joseph Grove.
Henry Parson and David Nolland, all of
Washington: DR.. Allen Hobson, Brent
wood; Mr. Charles Piozet. Hyattsvile,
the Misses Mae Rowe, Macy Norman.
Alice Heller, Bessie Hartley, Nelloe
Rhorback. Nora Keene. Edna Volland
and Messrs. Alfred Bailey, jr., Nogel.
nd Melvin nf the MARYLAND
Agricultural College. Mrs. Benjamin
Aires has returned to her home in Bal
timore after weeks visit to her mother,
Mrs. c. c. Magruder. Maryland avenue.
She was accompanied by her brother.
Master Kent Magruder. Mr.. y. r. Sum-
mers. Maryland avenue. is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Lee Vincent. Cape
Charles. Va.
Evening star., 1912-06-16
LEESBURG.
ial Correspondence Of The Star.


LEESBURG, Va, June Is, 1912.
Mrs Robert Bentley Wildman enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday at her
suburban home. Windover. when her
guests were Miss Reba Beale of Point
Pleasant, W. Va; Miss Mary Keblar of
Pittsburgh, Pa: Miss Frances Ross of
Baird, Tex: Miss Elizabeth White. Miss
Lillian Viers White, Miss Anne Mcdonald
Miss Jean Lee Penuel, Miss Mary Conrad
and Miss Ida Lee Hempstone. Mrs
John S. Castleman was hostess at tea
at her home, Ellerslie, near Leesburg
house guest, Miss Emily Powers of
Berryville, Va. Mrs. Thomas Miller Fen
dali has issued invitations for a reception
at her home near Leesburg on Wednes-
Fauntleroy Heath Of Washington, D. c..
has returned to her home from a visit to
Mrs. Powell Harrison Of this town. Miss
Catherine Heald has returned to her
home in Washington from a visit TO Ell
Won, the home near here Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Yvon Pike. Mrs. James S. Stanley
of Washington is visiting at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick f. Saunders, near Lees
burg Mrs. Davenport of Charles Town.
w. Va. Is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Albert MetZger in the
western suburbs of Leesburg. Mrs. AL
fred Smith of Washington is visiting at
Evon. the suburban home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yvon Pike Miss Catherine
Preston is visiting her cousin. Mrs. F'itz-
hugh Of Westminster. Md. Miss Preston
spent the week end with friends in Wash
ington. Mrs. Frederick II. Bugher of
New York was the weekend guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Harrison of this
town. Mrs. Bugher was formerly Miss
Henrietta Benedict Bassell of Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Scribner and
Miss Anne Catherine Beaver motored to
Baltimore Saturday last, spending the
week end at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Bentley. They We're accom-
panied home by Mr.. Bentley. who is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Anne G. Bentley.
Miss Virginia Aldridge left Monday last
to spend three months in Egypt. Miss
Elizabeth Clagett has returned from an
extended visit to friends and relatives in
Baltimore. Miss Virginia Thomas. who
has been visiting Miss Mary Conrad, re-
turned Wednesday to her home in Char
lotte Hall, Md. Mr.. and Mrs William
Dixon Sisk, Miss Susie Ball and Miss
Virginia Ball were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Motley Ball of Iurce'iVilie
during the past week. Mrs. Barnes of
Washington, ID. c., returned home Tues
day from a visit to Mrs. Henry {. Sell
Evening star., 1912-06-16

A lot Of 200 Dresses. in linen and
lingerie, in the smartest styles of the
season, beautifully trimmed with laces
and embroidery. These Dresses are the
much higher priced kind and must he
seen to be appreciated: some have the
high neck and long sleeves, while 9TH
ers have low neck and short sleeves,
In all sizes for women and misses.
Evening star., 1912-06-16

Dresses, lingerie. all-over emhroid-
cred effects. marquisettes. linen in
exceptionally smart. Norfolk styles
prcdofrinate.
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Josephine Shaw Lowell.
Prom the Springfield Republican.

Prom the Springfield Republican.
A fountain dedicated in Bryant Park.
N. Y. TO the memory OF Josephine Shaw
Lowell and her efforts for the public well
faro IS the first conspicuous monument to
a woman in the metropolis. Park Com
missioner Slower. speaking at the dedica-
ton exercises, recalled that the city has