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BECHTEL FAMILY IS SILEN

mi uvroirv OFFICIALS Ern i TO vwT THEM

Thrj Tlilnlt 1liat Ftckiileln Alio May HatHiinwIrdRf of the Murder II-

Mi He Iiullctril If Ho Hoeint TellTinn llurl r UcMUo Jill HUte-

iAiirsitwN PH Oct 91 Thn Dlftrlcand UIH poliro of this city nr-

ronlilit that Iliti Grand Jury nextwill Indict four members of the Bechto-

ami holng Hccnssorlcs after then the miinlor of Mntol Boohtol on which

w r arrested hsl night atconclusion of th CironerH InquestTJiiy believe also that Aioli Ecketoln thi-

uirlV lover will Iw Indicted with themho dor not In tho meantlmi-

lriak ih silence which his lawyers Impoeeiupon linn yiitf nlny and show conclusivellat He IiI nothing to do with the girlmurder and wnl not the house when I

was commutedTIll 1oroivrn jury think the murdoi

may have occurred on Sunday night Thwas found on Tuesday morning

District Attorney Llohtenwalnur sold tothat the nvldenco presontod at the

was fiirncient in his opinion t-

dbiaiii an indictment for nil of thoso underaiToi Tin1 authorities oxpecl to supplem iit that however with the result of theHiuilyti of the cpots found on the cellarhiair and upon thf carpet In the rootwluTii ii i iilegtd he girl wan murdererly r brother Tom and also the wash ragapron and underclothing of tho dead girll un i in ill1 closet In Toms room Thli-

mialvM i to bo completed by Mondayof Police Kastmon the

h was working on an Important new d v-

vflopment which might affect the caseHP Mid that should anything come fromhi it would only strengthen the theorj

whirl the pollen have built up that TomB Ktel murdered the girl upon her returnhomo on Sunday evening and that the familyto MVP him helped to conceal It

Tho HUthorities did not conceal theirdisappointment today at thou failure tget any t or Eckstein to answertl ir

Vo fully expected Mrs Bochtel to tellall aim w Eastman andwe IjRlievo now that sho wax on the point offining tills when her lawyer told not to

only our theorynt crime n showed that inof tho facts agalnht thorn tho told byth mother the day the body wee foundwaf wortllfss

The authorities are not without hope thatMore tio Grand Jury meets or at before tho ens Is one of five accusedpeon will make a confession

Eckstein was desirous of tellingnf his entire connection with the case at

nnd that one of thebrothers also wanted to testify

HechUli coil all refutedto anything about the caue todayhiving been warned not to do BOaw yen

Schaadt whochtel family bald today he would

for a writ of habeas on Mondayin th cot o of John and

did not get ball on Friday night and arelocked up oiunty

Dii trict thinksthat thin effort will be viewof the evidence at i t That thetwo brothero an well an the mother andMartha were in tho house In the time dur

whioh the Jury found the crime had beencommitted IB not Eotatein Inttatementti made to the police admittedhit ho wa In the house once on

evening and once on Monday eveningircliclmentii are of

mother and her four chLdren wi be inJanuary

who cut lila throat In hicell Thursday night was buried todaynu place from the morgue-to which hie wee removed fromcell John and Charles guarded de-

tectives were DistrictAttorney to attend the funeral The fun

was only the mother hertwo daughters and two boyn with afew it

It came out that Tom Bechtel weeto have been confirmed In the LutheranChurch tomorrow Tho body was takenout to the West End Cemetery and buriedbeside tho newly made the slaterThe mother WM recovered fromyesterdays ehock to RO to the grave today

a little On the faceMartha and the others them wee hardly atrace of emotion the charac-teristic faren of tho community

Tom Bechtel is Bald to have become quitereligious the lat month or two

Far that this only made thewaywardness of hU sister seem woree to

4T TUXEDO PARK

Mrs mas n Alexander flirts a Concertt Her Ciittaite Dinner Parties

TrxrDo PARK X Y Oct 81 A largenumber of well known society people whotame out to Tuxedo on Friday for

brll rcmrined over to attend thegiven this afternoon by Mrs Charles

B her cottage The prograrame wee rendered by Mrs Cheatham

Resisted by David BUphamAmong thoso present wore tIre Samuel

Spenoor Mrs Pierro Miss E LB cf Miss Preston Mrs Richard Morti-

mer Mrs Fredeito Foster Mm John JMrCook the MifoB McCook Mrs AndrewsiirnmU Mr and Mrs WalterArt

Mr nd Mrs K entertained atFoetor rottflRn nt dinner tonight

Airionz tlio merits wore Miss Merle MontantMl Mtbilcl Dorothy Boowspit Kdwnrd L K Vf nfmpr A HI Ir Hort tlo Wiltrldge NelsonF ire ild end Alfred

Sfvorul din ers were also glen byt nncitazcfH tonight Includii g Mrllrs V Ioor Mr Mrs Collier

ii Mr a il Mrs TheodoreMi ird lrn Richard entertat fi n hny t twenty at dinner tonightM ho Hulv Amorg wereMr Cumpi ll Mr Miss Natalie-K wliT Mr joker Miss Mr-

liv rmor Miss Klowlton Mr jrvtaMr lorilLird Mr Talbot Miss Dix Mr

Miss Parker Mr Lord Mrsa d Mr Page

Mr Alit Mru Schanter arrivedTrrrsdiy ai huro taken the

f tiao o f l iko road and Mr andMr U II NVd will occupy the King outtap ISM vacated bv Dr Mrsft IT iho urr d to town

Mr arl Mr II M Tilford vacated tho-M Kii on Wednesday and re-

umol tr town for the Mr andMr WilSiani rahneRtoek havo vacated

Iniil Tu kormun cottage and openedh ir town huri

M and Mrt Albert WUls of LouisvilleKy uvf Ificcd th cottage and will

fis iAiling tnhyV arrivals wero Miss Esther

t n i William B Hunt of Baltl-OT Mr sar ll Irentlw H 8 Hooper

11 snrrpr J A BarnardH Fearing Jr Manoadake Tildon and

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Yr n nnckffeller fiors Into BankruptcyCittss FALls X V Oct JlWillard

B llorkffrll proprietor of the HfttclBird on George has gone Into

nkruptcv with debts Aggrc-KI tinr and ets 23J05 own

I lrkpfcllttr lila mother IJ6000Mrs Kl i W Rhrldon of Olens 3000

I o N liMii I Commercial Bank of

SpltmliiKs LOUR flork a TeacherMiss Mariii I Spinning who has taught

forty years in the Morton Public

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ITtlL-SI to Trips to till Drug fbftperoni

and KieortiStraight and narrow IB the path that must

be trodden by the young women of Barnardand Teachers colleges during their fouryears of residence In Whittier Hall the col-lege dormitory Their dally lire will hereafter be regulated by a set of rules whichextend oven to the drinking of ehocolutoIn the corner drug More

The rules are purported to bo the manu-facture of tho Undergraduates SelfOovorning Association but It Is suspected thatthe socalled undergraduate associationwas composed of tho house mother of

the collegefret bylaw slates that pouts

of order heof Order The girls feel that it Is unfairto be compelled to theirlives and dusty regulations ofparliamentary procedureare are

All callers shell leave promptly ot 1030

Eicorts shall not bo entertained after 1030

There should be quiet In houto utterChaperons This bylaw applies only to

of tigerNo shall lie required for diincis

Teaphwrs or at BarnardCollege provided present

be forn All In the Columbia itymniitluni

The thentro In thc Kvenlnc-c VleltB the drug store utter 000 P M-

In nil cn c of intiTtiiltuncnt thehomo mother must

1 he house mother liuiKt l enotlll Hl whenevergirl to be out In the evening

the fact that thrno rulesworn formulated the M lf ovfrnmentassociation it Is regarded UK rHrunge thatthe girls who live in tho hell Intend to hold-a meeting of protest title week

UttELET WEIl Il jfVV TATOVSCircle to the Ceremony and Reception

Have BeenInvitations to the Miss May

Ooelet to the Duke of Roxburghe went sentout last Thursday They are engravedand method of expressiontoothers Issued for the fashionable weddingof this semen Cards wore enclosed forthe reception at her residence Fifth evenue

Thfl rooms In tho dwelling of Mrs Ooclctare now trimmed with flowers andwill continue to bo until the asnhe will entertain a number of guests fromEngland and Washington

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SLUMP AT TilE THEATRES

Like the Wall Street Slump Carried Intthe Show BuSineSs

New York theatre managers are In r

state of bewilderment us to the pause of thsudden drop In their business It came lasMonday without warning What causeIt far remains a mystery The falcame after a fairly good business at the twiSaturday performances-

One of the theatres now playing to a largibusiness dropped In receipts tVX on Mondaycompared with Saturday At another tindrop wee 300 Thero is always a falling

the Monday receipts but It is novelso as this in the case ok

that have hitherto been sellingout That was trueof both the attractionsmentioned In alt the othor theatres the

receipts was in about the same

It Isnt election ad one of the Broad-way managers for thatnot so a difference It simply

Wall Street wascarried to th theatre district This hasso far the worst theatrical seasonknown and it eerins to con-

tinue bad The last week has anthe good shows an for

onesThe plays this as us theyever were l only the attitude

that cannotLast week a spectacular revival that costsmore that at eachperformance One Saturday i inht audi-ence represented 350

A list les haeclosed their season Among these are

A Lily A his MoneyThe Red Mouse Vista

And Julia Marlowe who will riot acttitle season It has rarely happened thateo many attractions haveended their season so soon even when theywere not up to tho mark

SERIOUS SVXDAV CONCERTS

Daniel Frotimin Says Tliry Will De SymPopular

Daniel Frohman who has assumed thedirection of the New York SymphonyOrchestra is very much afraid that thocharacter of the Sunday afternoon concertsto be given at Cam gle Hall will be mis-

understood In spite of the fact thatDamrosch is to b3 the conductor

Because concerts take place on a Run

day afternoon Mr Frohman said NowYorkers may think that they are not seri

But our conceits arc to be trulysymphonic In character and notin that the prices are cheaperthan some concertoParis the Colonne concerts are always

on Sundays-Mr has selected programmes

that will show the character of our concertsAt the first concert he IH to play four oroh stral numbers from and howill precede them explanatory remarks

will be the Atthe second concert Mrs Xclsler will hetho soloist and play the Grip concertowith the orchcftrn The orchestra will

the Brahms symphony In C minorthe variations and ofSchumann anti Lalos Spanish rhapsody-At the third concertmake most of the

is In honor of hw centenary Thefourth concert will be tothe music of mid at the fifthThibaud will play

These are symphonic concertsand I fact that they on

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to nyc Three Concerts Title Vteek

Mr Grau announces that Madame Paltwill give three concerts this neck On nc

many who were unable to get ticketsfor tho concerts on Monday and Wednesdayevenings It has been to have her

Carnegie flail on Saturday eveNov 7 will an entiro

change of programme as will also her sup-porting company

WelchPlAJxmiD S J Oct ai MIts Fanny Cum-

mins daughter of Mrs CumtultmAubrey Herbert WrlKhtmati of Ihiln-

delphln were married thl aftcrnncn In irateEpiscopal Church In the prescnm of a Icrnonumber from New York Ilila

and this city The cerrtnoiiy WHS

performed by Rl hop Scarboroiich ofTerser hy the Itev rrnklne M

rector emtrltn and the list Kof drace Church

The attendants were LewisF of matron of honorMiss Ethel dl WHghtmin and Mi SydneyH Rogers couiilns bridegroom of

MissMiss Helen V Jurt on or nrwklm Mlsv

of MissWaterman of South port Loon

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DEVERY SAVES 5000 BOND

GIVEN UY XKPIIEW FOR WALKINGDELEGATE WCAKTtlY

Parks Agent Shows fp Now That Trill IOver A Saloonkeeper 83000-Cn ti Hall P rki and McCarthy huea Long Talk hut line Nothing to Sty

lain Parkss brother walking delegateTim McCarthy who Is under Indictmentfor extortion In two cases surrenderedhimself yesterday to Detective Sergeant

of the District Attorneys staffand by him was taken to the bond depart-ment of the District Attorneys officeLitter 2000 cash ball was deposited withtho City Chamberlain by Patrick Sullivana saloonkeeper of 1570 Lexington avenue

John J Byrne W S Doverys nephewbccnmn McCarthys surety In S000 whenho and 1arlii were indicted but after theDevery decided not to continue to

bondsman McCarthy removedhimself their influencejust In time They were about to surrenderhim but as not produce him whenthe crises him wore theirbond was declared forfeited

An McCarthy has appeared howeverthe custom

in General Sessions to nomeunder circumstances like those attendingthe abffinco and the reappearanceMcCarthy

District Attorney Rand whoprosecuted Parks thatwivernl weeks ago he obtained from McCw-t hy an affl invlt that ho had not received the

WO uia by tho Tiffany to Parks and thattho person who that money did

turn it over to the unionRand uee this information If

Parks had by Judge Xowburger to submit arty proof to thetnonoy did to or that McCarthy-got Ho believed that it was totho of McCarthys beingns a witness asany other reason that McCarthy disap-peared white t ho Parks was on

would see no reporters yesterdayHo and had a overpredicament urn in and over tho labor

McCarthy Is the agent who takesPnrkss his men hecontrols outside of It

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The Employing Stonroutters Assoction through Its president Gilbert Brownannounced last week that iU cxecutlvcommit ten would make aout In reply to the chargesnewspapers regarding Its agreement withthe Journeymen Stonecutters UnionAt the office of the association In the StJames Building It wee said yesterday theany statement would have to cone fromVictor J Dowling the lawyer for the awsedation to whom the entire matter hadbeen referred

A SUN reporter found President Brcmtin Mr Dowling ofBoe yesterday with tmember of the executive committee MrDowling said that ho would take libel proceedlnRf against Mr Giberson the managerof William Bradley A Son If it was shownthat Mr had made the state-ments attributed to him The followingverbal statement made Mrwn thru authorized Mr

We deny that we had anymaster stonecutters such as hM been

to In the iicw or thatAssociation stifles

competition WB also wish to thatany to eliminate competition afeature of our reemcct nsreementwith Is an agreement to pre-vent strikes to promote harmonyprevent a which

back of the present fight flRHlnst usought to

fitonecuttern AssociationIs composed of men

na well us any other In theirlinn of business In tie anti who court

of their methods It wouldnot for n moment content to execution ofany Illegal contract Tho profit

of our agreement Is one which Isbeing followed the country

of the largest anilnever II

legs nor has its utility been nue Ifcan be that Mr GI

the statements attributed to him we willstart libel and show the falsity-of his charges

Tho association has never refused to admitconcerns not having n but onthe contrary lids admitted a number of con

without a plant of kind end norefusal has been to admitable concern or Individual to membershipOne of tho results of Its operation has been to

to go Intobusiness for themselves The statements In

of Oct 50 with regard to secretcommittee which assesses Oncemembers with most of the otherstatements referring to the secret nature ofthe our associationInteresting ae romances but have no founda-tion In

you deny was asked Mr Dow

After some talk with Mr Brown MrDowllnp said

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n employeeIncidentally to protect

from an attempt beenfor over organize the Inter-ests of the trade Inthe ftoneciittlnsID no agreement whatever which binds

not to for which are notmembers of thi employers association

ALIMOXV FOR MRS TT IT STUART

She Did Sol Ask for It Orlslnally Poorerand Her Hutttand Richer

The decree Mrs Jeannette R Stuartobtained in May 1810 separating her fromher husband Willirm Stuartson of tho late James Stuart has beenmodified by Supreme Court Justice Amend-

so ns to at the rate of500 a year until dies or remarris

decree us amnidrd also orders Mrto allow l500 n year for the support

and education of his son1 noon for ANhltrwricht Stuart

MrsStuart did rot auk originallytilts possessed a considerable in-

come but financial clrcum-

stanfcs have depreciated somewhat whileher because ofInheritance from th 10000000 estate ofhis uncle Vhltfvrlpht

The Weather

Fair weallitr ronllniifd yr tcrd In all theAtlantic fumes In tht Northwest There

atnrm central over Kansas with a trough ofroctilnt to the gulf Heavy

rain Was rcpoited In moderately heavy

nuts In Tcx ArWtwns MississippiKentucky Trnnrsstc The movingnortheastward il lnr high winds from

noithfra Minnesota An area of hIgh

nros ure pushing r twjd across the KocUy-

Mounlnlns prendrrt tnurh colder wetterwith temiMratiim from ftcrilor point in I0d rr-

ifo frrfrlnc from south over Colorado

It was the Atlantic StatesIn dsy was fair and wsrmrr wind

llclit southwcslerly nvf rare hlmlrtlty IS prr cent

Urometf r corrffted to read to wa level at A M

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The tf mpf r tut yesterday ss recorded by theofficlil tuerinornimr l lwwn In th annfjej table

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rrsti souih T i windsFor New And PennsylvanIa partly

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Clair de Lune Dotted Crepe Scintillante

Fancy Gaze Impression

Rich Evening Silksf-or party and dinner dresses

White Silks and Satins for Wedding Gowns

Novelties for Bridesmaids Dresses

Imported Black SilksI-n all the new weaves

Velvets

A Jaeckel Si CoFURRIERS awl IMPORTERS

Russian SablesExquisitely fashioned into a great variety of

Stoles Scarfs Pelerines and Short Manteaux

Russian Sable Coatsf-or evening or carriage wear

Chinchilla CoatsWith a beautiful combination of Ermine and Lace

A Great Profusion ofNew and Effective Furs

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Alaskan Decision Has Aroused the PeoplePremier Laurler with Them

QUEBEC Oct Si Sir Louis Jetti arid MrAylenworth tho Canadian member of theAlaskan Boundary Commission who re-

fused to sign the of tho tribunal areto be In various parts of Canada i

a protest against finding of the com-

mission The feeling of dissatisfactionthroughout the Dominion at what IH rHUtently believed to have lieon a sftcrilcof Canadas interests by tho Imperial Oovernmont is growing In Ititursity It isevident that Sir Wilfrid iauricr finds it

impossible to attempt to counteract It

And Is therefore throwing bin infliHiiopIn with tho malcontTts

With tho great muss of iho peoplo ofCanada at back upon all public nutationsand especially in this Alaska matter ho

openly announces his intention leadrrga movement looking to a loo rnitg of thebonds which bird this country to tho VfitedKingdom Not only ho declared forHuoh amendments to the Carndlat Corstltutlon OK will her to make her own

which Is regarded here nsthe preliminary step a demandfor in leper Her o buthe has that Parliamentreassembles the whole of the correspond-ence between his Governmentof leant Britain In regard to the cotf rtof the Domlrloi to recent arbitration-will be placed it whether Kr glandgives or rot

words if the authoritiespersist In the refusal which gave coins

for the publication cor-

respondence Sir Wilfrid will leave it to thethe Dominion to declare

whether they are to govern themhelvesin the future or to be from Downingstreet Nobody doubts frr a momentwhat the answer of the British Govern-ment will b and it Is generally believedtoo that the showthat Sir Wilfrid stood fnr Canadas right-to ratify finding of the commission

her own Parliament butt was overruledfrom Wehtmliisur In this event titerswill certainly trlse a loud demand firchanged relations l this countryand tho mother Ififid

Among those who are taking a frromcKtpart In movement England-aro tome of those who have liilhertoa clongiiig to th ultrnlpynl elomeiof The cousin ofSir Archibald Douglas K C B VlcoAd-mlral In commnnn of the Rrltioh NorthAmerlcai fleet Archibald Campbell tfQuebec s tilt with an

to df honrr to Canadcf r rrfsen-tctlve on the omniliin frr tv-

fuwil to be parties to n sacrifice of her in-

terests and that the day IH beinghastened when the wholo of tIm NcrthAmerican continent front the Gulf of Mex-

ico to Arctic Ocean shnll bo under thesway of the Stars end

The wave of dlfcntisfactlon withEnelnnd throughout th length and breadth-

of the loss of what might have claimed-as Canadian but is rather Bttrilutable to a feeling inspired br Sir Wilfri-dLauriers anxiety ins corre-spondence on with the Imperial

that In the course of prewith States

the safeguarding of Canadas interests wasaltogether In order to cement

friendship for Britain Canadianpride Is hurt at of thus usedas n for the furtherance of mereimperial interest and there is a growingrei unless Canada lute moro toIn the future concerning her foreignas wellAH her domestic affairsble to throw off yoke altogether

Edison n PartyWBT ORANGE V T Oct St Mrs

Thomas A Edison gave a Halloweenparty at her home fllcnmont LltwellvnPark West Orange tonight whichwas attended by n large number of thefashionable people of the Oranges Feeswere charred and the proceeds will ro

the bulldinc fund Metho-dist Church ot which Mrs Edison IB amember A spook stage made tothe barn where was held TherelOll r host room where the visitors wore

to shivers All the Halloweenwere pbyed including bobbing for

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Franklin Street Wsjfarer Get Look atBnt o Vlrttnisnu

A large brown owl froth from the eduoationnl atmosphere that radiates IronPrinceton N J perched himself onsignboard rt 171 Kranklin street yesterdayand gazed sadly at the hustle and bustlebelow him

Inconsiderate people shouted to himrude boys threw things nt him firemensought to break In on his silent meditationby means of n ladder but he merely patreproachfully at annoyers andpeace

At cm of an hour however whenfomo one opened the window behind himand sought to icy hands on him his patiencecamo to au end He flapped his way aorosothe street through tho third story window-of Bondlt Drew A mirror works

Tim bird was by some emailboys when he was above th door of 17T

Pipe d stuffed owl When didput dat up

iiuttn flat owl alIve Heblinked hi peepers

Owau If her alive why donttohoo

Why elont he soy tbell Look at himnow

The owl lied undoubtedly mowed his

headMaybe It aint fin owl suggested onemen who had stopped to look

appearance of William M Pullerclerk of Special Sessions stopped ft dis-

cussion as to the naturn of the beastMr has made a lifelong study oftho owl and the minute the Franklin streetbird his glance he seemed to recog-nize A mend look leftround an Instant and the right lid

drooped-That Mr Fuller In answer to

the speculations concerning the birdnn a raptorial

bird the eyes directedThis particularone undoubtedly a flute

so onaccount of Its extremely ear tutu

how do em downOut Mr Fuller was already on his waySome suggested at th

nnd the only effect thenoise lied was to draw more to thesceno Stones wore equally IneffectiveThen thus firemen from 27 put up aIndder but tln ladder was tooTlc owl ruffled feathers slightly andlooked

It was soon after that the flank at-tack from the second window wastried and that the owl unable to enduremoro across the street Into the mirrorworks moment later wes reasonto believe that wonwn were employed onthnt floor

The owl whlci in this excitement of hientrance was taken for everything froman airship to a winged was reflected

into of airnnd winged When nt last he

subsided into a larg flock of ordinaryriormvl owls a truck driver who

from the street seized the bird by thenock plunged him into aHo took to a nearby packinghouse for safe

It was discovered later that the owl had

a friend ofNelson who has an oyster bar Mayerscaught the owl on a county

gave It to who It to toin his cellar Friday But yester-

day morning two little werein tho began to wonder if an owl

could fly when wasnt In a crate Hecould he did

When Fitch Nelson thewhat had happened and wont to

wa told thathad already taken the owl to

his howe InAint that the limit Nelson said

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Women Coat DepartmentAttention is directed to an excellent variety of

Automobile Coatsi-

n plain colored and fancy mixed materials introducing many MWfeatures at

2500 3500 5000

Women Evening oatsWe are now showing a most attractive assortment of

Fancy Evening and Reception Coalsrepresenting the Par mak in Lace Chiffon Crepe Velour StIle

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The Following Excellent

ToMorrow

Duchesse made coats 50 inches long with all the correct

ors white champagne light blue tan and black value75oo

ToMorrow Important Sale of

Misses Nnu Autumn Suits

At 25 Less Than Present Values

Misses Walking Suits of Cheviots and Mannish Mix-

tures in the long coat effects 4 je Aftwith application of braids c

Sizes 14 16 18 years Mc

Misses Walking Suits of blue black and brown Chewlots also Scotch Mixtures in a At

very smart model an adaptation from a Francis suit 3500with fancy collar and cuffs pleated model coat and eachfancy skirt

14 16 18 years

Women Suit DepartmentValues

Women S TailorMade Stilts Several models fa-

n assortment offashionable

black and desirable colors silk lined with drop 97 rnskirtWalking Suits in blue black and brown Cheviot Camels Hair

and Tweed Mixtures blouse or three 0LSOquarter length coats

Glove DepartmentSale of

Womens iClasp MannishImported Dogskin Gloves

Value

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RUSZITS FURSA-n unprecedented demand for the Ruftzit Furs made to

clef order w now our manufacturing faclUtlos to the utmostWe cannot employ our fore to repkc articles laid from our

manufactured we wish to A quickof thin stock which Is now full and complete

Accordingly wo have marked down very piece to certron furs of rimllar quality at of the fur

wearing

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Two Factions at 81 FJUabrth EAprctfUto Avref on Plan Toila

The Congregation of the Third Order ofSt Francis which owns the old St Elizabethhospital tt 223 West Thirtyfirst streetwill meet this afternoon In the room of

Mr Harmon at 220 Went Thlrtyelxthstreet and probably wttle the disputeto the on which the hospital propertywill bo turned over to the Porin ylvmifiRailroad which ha acquired the right to

the propertyTho hospital building U five stories high

and has accommodation for about 100

patients It was established as a conventof order many years ago but for tenyears haa been used as a hospital in charge-of the Sisters of the Third Order of fit

FrancisThe present trustees of the hospital none

elected In 1894 and many of the old nwii-

ibm of tho con Kfttlon theirrl ht to the affairs of the ln

however have drnn thenThe old board of trustees composed exelusively ef old members many

of them are over 80 oMThe railroad company refused to accept

the deed of the property until the twotion came settled their dif-

ference It f understood that the cornoffered laonoo for the property and

new board of trustees setaside 150000 of that amount for the eeUbllahment of a new for the oldmembers who are patient They notcharity patient years hospital

a for themAt the meeting today a new board of

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lUmmnnt airIng It Away to Kill Off M-

inlfnrtt In Southnest teaseNan OMKA 8 Ii Oct 3l Thw y llo

fever scare prevailing in soiithrrent T xa-

hrn resulted In the UM of a great deal ofBeaumont ill to get rid of the mosquitothere on the ground that they are the chitagent in the spread of yellow feversnout hits teen theresult IXHII satisfactory

of the Nest WKK the townof Uado which t of oilfrom Beaumont used It on nil ofwater around the town and i now abso-lutely fret from That the oilguts of the proved by

that them is none in Dmmerly by them

BARTONSilversmiths end Goldsmiths

Exclusiveness indesign is a distinctivefeature of our SterlingSliverfor Wedding and Holiday

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