THE OMAHA DAILY BEEl SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1904.
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15c and 25c Ribbons,
Monday I lC
Plain hemstitched Liueu -'C,
Handkerchiefs.. ...
25c and 50c Ladies'
' Windsor Ties your -f C -choice
Monday leVC
25c and 50c Crushed
Bslts choice 1
25c Paper Back Novels
all dm w tltld,
ra !yiilils
THE RELIABLE k'IftltB.
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THB REU1IU STORK.
TDK RELIABLE STORE.
THE LEADING
HOUSE OF
Over 3,500 styles now on hand.
100 dress bitterns of sitk snd wool, msde
by ' Courtaldt Co., F-ssex. Kngland
They are 44, and 4 Inehea wide and
sold at -from IJ.60 to I7.S0 yard. . ftQp
Will clone them out at. yard I.-- "
75 piemen of Navy, Royal and Blue Voiles,
worth from 11 M t a 11.50 yard. . RQC
WIU close at. yard 1
PRIESTLEY'8 BLACK FALL DRE83
GOODS.
All that sold at 11.50 yard. .08 C
at, yard ' '
All that sold at $2.00 yard,- 1.30
at. yard JtLtL
All that sold at W.eO yard. Oft
at. yard s.tj
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
All Priestley's Printed Warp and Plain
Colored Mohairs, ut and 68 Inches wide,
cravenetted. ' '
All rnaJe t sell at 12.98 yard, - fiQ
at - yard . w
All made to sell at IL7S yard, R(
at, ynrd " '7L
All made to aell at 11 0 yard, - Otto
at, yard , .'.;..-'
TAILOR SUITINGS.
Mannish effects, Scotch, mixtures, Invls
able plaids, tweeds.- furretts and other
goods. ' - V
J.1.50 grade. 2.50
at, yard.,... ....
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
10e Itamilljton Comforter Quitting. . gc
at. yard..
i as Inches wide extra heavy - 1
Shaker Flannel, at, yard.
BID SPREADS.
n'fui. ... .?.tr,:'i?;
Hpreaas, . oeauuiui -,
, hemmed feady for uee, - ' SQc
at, each ,
II 25 extra heavy White Honeycomb Bed
Spreads mad JVrom double twisted yarn.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses '.
Carefully and ' Correctly -Fitted
. by our -
Expert Opticians
Moderate Charjef Safaco Cuaranleed
T ' :
Groceries
Omaha's Greatest Supply House
I pounds good Japan Rice for...
I pounds HandVpteked' Nav Beana tor
a Eounthf Breai fast Oatmeal for.
260
2Sc
;26c
8 pounds fancy Pearl Tapioca, Bsgo.
Barley. Farina. Flake or Pearl
Hominy for 2o
10 bars beat Laundry Soap for....,.'.'.....' 2Bo
Th best BulkXaundry Btarch,',Ib.:.... BV4Q
lXtt,' BTIactrlo,'- Klastlo op --Celluloid ' -
Strch, pka- ,...........,.,.,., 7Ho
Frutt '.ttddjn! ' Jell-O, I Jellyeon -or.. 1
Broriiarigelbn, ipltgiv. . ..-'..v. ?C 7H
I-argeaack white' tf yUow Cornmel.'.lMo
Fancy. "domeattc Macaroni, pkgv.
Large Italian Prunes,' lb. '.v.
Large California Peaches, lb.
KngllsH Cleaned Currants, lb.- ,.;
London Layer-Muscatel Raisins, lb.,
J-pqund can fancy Wux,. . String
Lima peana. .
-poundcan Early June Sifted- Peaa,
ALTA AXWORTHY WINS RACE
OmabaTilly Takei Pint Money Ja the Biob
" "Hartford Futurity take.
FASTEST THREE-YER-OLD OF THE YEAR
ah is ,' Owned, Tralaed and
Driven by A.' L, Thoanas of
, -. the Kcratosie Steele
:ti r. t -: aTeiai. . i
t t'ttj . .' - - . - , ; - , .
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HARTFORDj CONN..89pt. 10.-Speclal
TelerKnii-A.- L, Thomaa,-the well-known
Omaba horsemanr won the trotting division
of the Hartford -Futurity with bis -yer
old filly iAIU Ax worthy. , The mar won
easUy. - Time: 1:1214, 1:1414. which was vary
fast cenaidaring the slow condition of the
track. . .. .
The- Omaha Oily - la now the . f&statt
1-year-old trotting mare ef the year. The
first money amounts, to $6,000, and.Thomae
gets 'two bonuses) of $600 each for nominat
ing the filly and also-her daa.. Thomas'
achievement Is unique in the annals of
racing. He la not only ths breeder, owner,
trainer "and driver of Alts. Axworthy,; but
bred and 'still owna hsr dam. and wwned
and'Taeedj- her- granddanv. Alt Axworthy
was-foaled -In- the . Keystone- etoek farm,
near Br neon, Nab., and made her first pub.
Ho appearance at on Omaha, matinee last
year. ' - .
A Ua'Aji worthy, favorite ln the pools, won
the first heat after a splendid- drive by
Thomas, '-Tolara and Prlnoesa Athel prase
Ing hard all the way. In th' second heat
If you are troubled with a
bad; stomach, poor appetite,
dizziness or : insomnia . you
6uj?lit to commence taking
the Ritters at once. .You're
jpoltt; to be1 siqk if yon delay,
It positively cure$ these ail
ments as well as Headache,
Indigestion. Dysprpsla, Urer
Troubles or Milari. Tevcr end
Agae.' . Try U and fiee fbr
yourself. s . . . .
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DRESS GOODS
THE WEST
Read these specials for Monday.
I2.OT grade,
at, yard
SIM grade,
at, yard
2.19
1.19
Popular Priced Dress Goods
M-lnch Jacquard's half wool, '. f Or.
at. yard 1"w
All wool and half wool fanclea, IQc
at, yard aw
All wool suitings, worth 48o yard. ORc
at, yard uv
Double fold trlcota, all wool, 20C
worth 60o yard, at, yard "
SR-Inch fine drees nannels, strictly 30C
all wool, worth 65c yard, at. yard..."
All wool Zlbellnes. worth 75e AQn
and $100 yard, at yard Z
60e all wool fancy waUtlnga. . 29C
Strictly all' wool imported chniilea 23c
the 75c grade ot, yard. ............... "". .
40-Inch French plaids for children a school
- dresses, regular o grade, 39 C
Fr6m" SA." M : TO 'it NOON'.-We will aell
dreea and waist patterns, worth from $150
to 11.9s yard only one pattern to 25C
. a customer at, yard
.Other dress goods bargains during the
day.
1 10e28 Inches wide Cotton Flannel,
' yard
..;.5c
,10c
89c
Ho r-'.ain colors caahmere rwiu
,Baby Flannel, at, yard
r zxJzrL???!1"
i ,
1 $2.9S geunlne Marseilles Bsd Spreads with
heavy and rich borders. In beautiful
raised floral patterns. This Is a tJQ
I good value, at. each .
A Snap in
China
18,000 B. & B. Plates', festoon
edge,' stippled . in gold, free
.,hand decorations. . The whole
lot on' sale Monday, C
; at, each. . ... 1 ......... .
FRUIT. FRUIT.- FRUIT.
1 The most reliable fresh fruit department
in tha .city. -. .
Fancy large, Florida Bananas, doc 10c
Large Juicy .Lemons, , (extra fancy).
- lo. ,. ISo
California White Clover Honey, rack... 12a
LARGE BASKET FANCY GREENGAGE.
RED OR BLUB PLUMS.. O,,
,, pej,,baaut,.w . . . . r v K. ..... f. ,.
LARGE BOXES FANCY COLORADO
TELLOW FREESTONES - J Oflr
PEACHES, per boat (,...i.,.ft.,"VC
HEADQUARTERS FOR PURB BUTTER,
Fancy Dairy Butter, for table use, lb.. 15c
Fancy Creamery Butter: lb: ..i..'...m4e
The very finest Creamery Butter made
nothing finer lb. ....., 20c
the worthy filly won with Thomas holding
back.
In the pacing division only two colta
faced the starter. Bolasa came home first
In the first heat.' A driving finish In each
of the other two beats, however, returned
Bucklock the winner. '
The Judges today announced their decis
ion regarding J. McPheraon. the driver wh
waa set down Wednesday for not driving
Angus Pointer to win. McPheraon waa sus
pended for one year. Summaries:
Class 2:i2 trot, purse $1.200. . three in five
(four heats trotted Thursday):
Invader b. g., by Jaybird-Wild '
Plum (Demarest).. 1111
Patchen Maid. blk. m. (Starr).. J 4 2 5 1
Norman D., blk. r (Rorfemire). 2 l
Mu.nrPi g-(DeRyder).. 4 I t
Lay. 9?" Hamilton, blk.; ot. .
(Hutchinson) .....$ ' 5 8 4
Joymaker, b. b. (Geers)............5 5 a 41
Midnight, byk. h. (Nuckols).... T T T da
Class 1:18 trotting. Ihr In' ...
Knox s . Gelatins King, b. g.. by
Knlght-HagBln (Trout) 1 1 1
Tuna, b. m. tCuiTy). I J J
Mainland, b. h. (Hudson) T 6 2
Jimmy Michaels, b. g. (Nuckols) 1 f 4
pelmar McGregor, b. m. (Shank).... I I
Hopper, br. g. (DeRyder).: 8 I 6
Pasconoma, b. h. (Hude) 9 Ids
Tom Phalr, br. h. (Humphrey vllle)... 6 ds
Thornboy, g. g. (Per-cock) ....ds
Loretta, b. m. (Snow) 4 ia
Time: 2:13H. 1:1314. M2H
Hartford Futurity, foala of 1901, trotting
division, two In three:
Alta Axworthy, ch. f. " (Thorns s) t 1
Princess Athel. b. f. (DeRyder)...". 2 3
Tolara, b. f. (Titer)..... I
Pleasant Thoughts, b. f. (Dlckerson). .ds
Lord Revelstoke. br. h. (McClary) ds
Time: :1314. 2:H"4.
Pacing division, purse $2,509, two In three;
Bucklock. ch. m. (Curry) Ill
Bolass, ch. s. (Jolly)..'. , Ill
Timet 2:1414, 2:1. 2:17H.
Class 1:17 pace, purse $1,000, three In five:
Bad Newa, b. g., by Coastman-
Fanny, by Keoaha t Wilson) J 11
Funston, r. g. (Snow) , 12$
Lookout Hal. b. Ii. (Shank) Ill
Edgar Boy. b. h. (Fuller) i 44
Time: 2 2:16, 2:14V. .
FIREMEN SAVE MANY LIVES
riasaes la New York Teeemeat Call
. (er Cxertlene hy Ike
Force.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-More than a score
of women and children were rescued from
a fire In five-story tenement at 501 Tenth
avenue early today. Twelve families oc
cupied the second and third floors and all
had narorw escapes, losing everything they
possessed.
The most sensational rescue of the fire
was whan-a mother and two children were
taken from the ledge of a fourth-story,
window. It waa made after a conspicuous
show of bravery and resourcefulness on
the part of two 'Udder men. The woman
nd children had been driven from .their
apartment by the flames and were cling-,
lng to the ledge, crying for help, when
the firemen arrived on the scene. When a
thlrty-flve-foot ladder was ' thrown up
against the aide of the burning building It
fell fpur feet short of the fourth story
window. There was no time to make a
.change and two men- rushed up the ladder.
Balancing himself on the topmost round,
while his 'companion firmly grasped his
legs from a more secure position below,
Js "radderman" caught the children as ths
picthVr dropped them Into" his arms. Other
firemen bad taken' positions en the ladder
by this time and the rescued ones 'were
passed safely dowa from their, dangerous
position, ' '
Groceries
Extraordinary Sale of Silks Monday
Nearly every freight brlnga In new alias,
and In point of magnitude and for style
And beauty our stock will surpass any pre
vious season. YOU SHOULD NOT MISS
SEEING THIS MAGNIFICENT COLLEC-
Silks for Suits
An Immense quantity In all about 500
f lecew In choicest and best styles for
he fall swison. All the popular colors
divided In several lots and go on flQr'
sale. at. yard. 6c, 55c, 4c and CW
GREAT SALE OF WHITE WASH SILKS
Pure silk and finest grade, warranted
to wear ana wasn, n incnes ilSr?
wide,, at, yard.
IT Inches wide,
at, yard
...39c
OUR GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE FURS
Hon m fnr proven a great auooess. Hundred of enthuainsilo buyers took advantage of th great bargain offer
ings Raturdny ThU great aale continues Monday, and tis nn extrft Indureiuent we will lower all prices oa sample furs
5 per cent froin Saturday's mnrkhiK-2o TKR CENT BEDUCTIOX OX MARKED WHOLESALE TRICE.
... ..a i l. n a Kt SPECIAL NO. 4-Elegant ults that pos-
Wsif Our Cloak Dept. Monday- VXr USdF&rA
$100,000 Fall Style Show. tfpV; . ' rn.rm'e'.ris'Urh h"h24 75
, 1 la.M)-spcclal Monday, at aS.O
Bulla, Skirts. Coats. Furs. etc. A prOili.l - VH k'jJ
variety of fall and winter garments from CtUA Sale of Women's DrSSS and
the most ravishing raVWlan creatlo..? to SAV- 4 Women 9 lfCiJ
the nobby suits of home manufacture (JUXvI-rvr " Walklnn Skirts
priced to suit the most economical buycra. - iVWW. naming JftlflS.
SUPERB EVENING COSTUMES-Dlrect t'iJlvtii; Bcsutlful Voile, Etamlne and Panama
Parlclan importulonw, In ths most ex- HVXTfST-T Skirts, In blues, black, tans, grays ana
qulsite of fabrics and designs 41111 nil i ' white, regular IS.00 and $10.00 A Qi
at $10.00, $mt. W.w nl....-,w.UU . fAte-M ' . values.-t
- .' . . ', mm '?r!fe-1.fV'J, Women's and Misses' Walking Skirts, In
Four Great Leaders for Monday . . feff feTM. 0' "!..2.98
200 High Grade Suits In twenty different afRi5jrfAtiiV Hsndsome Fnnch Voile Skirts, trimmed
. FKf Vf':,1,I5k with fclds of taffem the very newest
- . , li'XiAamPM'I4 atyles-worth $15.00, special fi.90
SPECIAL NO. 1-Nobhy Tnilor Suits, in "1 at .
Cheviots, Serges and many, other fabrics, , ei";S M'"l ' Ladles' Light and Medium Weight Jacket,
both plain and fancy mixed colon, tllK ln ,Bn na black our early A Qft
and aatin lined Jackets, mado to sell for JRf-ivf$T Pric 'J
$15.00-our sale O.OV rJ.,UA $1.00 Black Satin Underskirts, AQn
price i iWMf-i t 4VC
SPECIAL NO.1 '2 Stylish' Tailor Suits.' In ' ' Vfl - 89c Women's Wrapper., 49C
all the new mannish materials 1'nmbo - - ; V'tVN -.,7 ' ' . n
Serges, Lymen's Wool Cheviots, etc. i.k ' JBi'-iffaA Women s Eiderdown Klmonaa, AQc
anif satin lined Jackets. 24, 26. JR. St) and t&t&f&uWi r "
up to 46 Inches long, trimmed with Pun 'E'3!jVA 1M Women's Waists, AQc
velvet, made to sell for $22.50 A en MTWfWiSwa " '
our special price , i ,fZ(MT'-KYVV ' Women's Wai'ts for early' fall wear,
SPECIAL' NO. 2-Handsome Tailor Sufi WMMiMM " lit: 1.25
In great variety-of elegant materials. 'lHSCCL '
IN ALL THE TOWN NO SALE LIKE THIS
Wa still bav a great many odil pTeces of upholstered furniture DIVANS, CHAIRS, CORNER PIECES. ROMAN SEATS and
ROCKERS. .THE PRICE IN EVERY CASES IS ONLY' A FRACTION OF, THE ACTUAL COST. Immediate action on your
part means a saving to you. ' Have you seen the Dresser we are offering at I10.S6. It la I5.C0 less than regular price.
I
H. C. ECAN IS THE CHAMPION
Harrard Mn Defeats Brooklyn Boy at Golf
, , at Short Hills.
I . eBSaaBSBssss
CARDS SHOW A VERY aOSE CONTEST
Western Mae Made the Tblrty-Slx
Holes la 181, While His Oppo
' stent's Score was 1ST, Six
.'. ' te.'praj-. , .
SHORT HILLS, N... J..- Sept. 10,-The
amateur championship of the United States
Oolf association, which began last Tues
day and ended today on . the links of the
Baltusrol Golf club, was won by H. Chand
ler Egan of the Exmoor Country club, Chi
cago. S up and ( to play.
He d?featod the young Brooklyn player,
Frederick Hrrreshoff,' who attends school
pear' Pottstown, Po., nnd who was entered
from the F.kwanok Country club, Man
chester, Vt. When the play "was over the
general verdict was that the expected hd
happened and that the champion of the
Western Golf association had well earned
the title and accompanying prises by clever,
clean, Consistent work throughout the tour
ney. .
The weeding out prooess brought the big
field of 131 down to Egan and Herreseooff
for a final round of 3 holes today. The re
port of ths game in detail shows that the
Cblccgo mnn got Into a playing stride far
too swift for his more youthful opponent
and the first half of the match waa over
whelmingly lnEgnn'a favor, as he was 9
up at the eighteenth fiole. ,
For the first two boles of the second
round Herreshoff played an even game,
with Egan halving both, but Egan won
the next. The play was steady until the
end of the twelfth hole, which was won by
Egan, 1 to 4. This gave him the match, S
up and I to play. ,
The winner's only round of the week
ever SO was that of SI In the third medal
play round. .
Following are ths cards of today's match:
Ean ...,.... UH 1-41
Herreshoff ..Sit
Egan I 4 $
Herreshoff .. S 4
Egan 4 S
Herreshoff ..8 4 4
14 5
4 4 6
114
5 4 6
s
4-41
4- I7-7S
6-45-7
5- 40
S-J9
-i$-6s in
-11-60-137
5 4 6
Egan 4 I S
Herreshoff .4 4 4
1
Bye holes, not played.
When the pair started out today for the
elghteen-hole course a large and repre
sentative gallery of prominent men and
women golfers followed In their wake end
very movement of the players was care
fully watched snd keenly criticised.
At the start Herreshoff, for whom Donald
Ball, the professional of the Ekwanok dub,
acted as raddle, won the toss for the honor,
and drove a long ball, slightly sliced, while
Egan, with his cousin, Walter K. Egan,
acting as caddie, putted into the long grass:
He took two Iron shots to get out, and was
on the green with a beautiful eleek shot.
HsrreshofTs third went to the green, and
he was short on his put. Egan rimmed the
cup ' with 4 long put snd Herreehoff won
the hole (46$ yards) ln 6 to 6.
Both pulled slightly from the second tee,
the balls going Into' the long grissV " Egan
had' to play back, and sent the bull Into a
bunker." HerreshofTs af-onc) was Closer o
the green and the ball war oil U St'Egasi
TION. SILKS WILL BE CHEERFULLY
SHOWN.
THIS PAI.E INCLUDES silks appropriate
for A K-8A R-BKN BALL, AND HORSE
SHOW COSTUMES as well as silks for
I street wear.
and Waists Reduced
S4 Inche wide, AQc
at. yard J
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE Pure silk. S
Inches wide, fine grade that usually slls
for $2.on. on ssle, i
at. yard I.OV
BLACK PF.AI' DE SOIB 27 Inches wide,
worth $1.50 yard, on eale OHr
at. yard. iV C
THKRE IS NO STORE IN AMERICA
CAN EQUAL THK8E BLACK
TAFFETA VALUES.
SEND IN YOUR MAIL ORDERS:
We are making prices on furniture these days. Last week it
nas Metal Beds. Did we sell any? Let those who bought an
swer. Their name is legion. Monday we start a PARLOR
' TABLE SALE that will enable you to own a good Table or Stand
at the LOWEST PRICE possible. We have about 500 Tables in
genuine maiiogauy and oak new styles best makes unlimited
variety. ' '
SAMPLE Solid Oak Table, top
legs, worth $1.75 sale price..
made a fine recovery with an iron, reaching
the edge of the green und gained a half In
6. ' The second hole was distance of 37S
yards, playing' the third hole (300 yards),
both players drove well, closp to the edge of
the green. .' Herreshoff s approach put laid
dead for the hole, .which, he won In 1 to 4,
making the Brooklyn boy 'i up.
For the fourth hole (4S8 yards) each 'us
on tho green in S. Egiui holed In 5 t i
The fifth hole (300 yards) was halved. Egan
won the sixth (3(0 yards), making . the
tratch all square. . Egun also won the rov
enlh bole (526 yards), making him 1 u?. .
. Thj eighth (283 yards) was halvel. and
Egi.n was 2 up at the turn, iia.'in? won tre
nir-th hole (182 yards). . -
Egnn won the tenth (1S4 yards), the elev
enth, (p.) yards), the twelfth (2U2 ynrjx) und
tho thirteenth (321 yards), making him 6 up.
Egun made a very strong game all the
way through. Herreshoff seemed to lose
heart as the. match progressed, frequently
playing shots poorly which he ewutd
with vigor and precision yesterday. Egan
hod a splendid four on the fourteenth (329
yards), but Herreshoff topped his drive and
was down In 6. . Egan .was 7 up at this
stnge. . . , -
: Egan missed the cup by a hair's breadth
for a 4 on the fifteenth (4GI yards), and won
'It In 6 to 6. . Egan 8 up. The sixteenth (52
yards) was halved in sixes. Herreshoff
topped his tee shot, but made -a beautiful
brassey, which made up for this blunder.
Egan pulled his drive going to the sev
enteenth (352 yards), tho hole on which he
won his setnl-ftnn.1 match from Dr. Freder
icks yesterday, and his bull fell almost on
the same spot, while Herreshoff was In a
good position on the fair green. Egan's
second struck the reur bank of the green
and rolled back, but the hole wus halved In
fours, Egan's drive for the eighteenth,
with -a slight slice, fell on the road, within
twenty yards of the green. Both were on
on the green In 3. Egau Just barely missed a
twelve-foot put for a 1. but Herreshoff
missed pns at half the distance, and Egan
won In 4 to 6, finishing the first half ot the
match 9 up. The cards; .
Egan 46444466 841
Herreshoff 66SS4676 4 4- -86
Egan...: 1 4 3 4 4 6 4 4 437
Ht-ireshoff '. . 6 6 4 6 6 6 6 4 6 Mr-Si
FREE CHURCH ISSUeTreVIEW
Tells of Inrldeats l eading lp to Re.
coat Judgment by House
of Lords,
GLASGOW. Sept. l?.-8peclal Cable
gram to The Bee.) The law and advisory
committee of the Free Church of Scotland
has issued, by order of the commissioner of
the general assembly, a review of the
whole case, between them and the United
Free Church. The committee states that
If the whole of the opinions obtained within
the last thirty years ' were made public
there is reason for believing that ths lira
majority of the Scottish counsel consulted
uviu rwws identical un tnose enunciated
by the House of Lords.
Especially was this the case with regard
to the establishment principle of the Free
Church constitution. No one acquainted
with the facts could fsll tq recognise that
those 'who went Into union with lbs
United Presbyterian church knowingly ran
the risk of rendering themselves unable
any longer to administer property devoted
to the Free Church Far from the United
Preebyterikn church being hastily snd un
aeoeaearlly dragged before the' civil courts
Printed Crepea. Crepa de Chine. Parle
Mulls, Silk Organdies. Messalme Chiffon.
Silk Orenadlnea, Loulsenne and Point
Tsffeta and other novelties, all fiQC
at, yard, $1.7. $1.80. $1.2 9So an...'-''
About One-Half
BLACK TAFFETA All
Ilk. 19 inches
29c
wide, worth He yard.
at. vard.
BLACK TA FFETA All
wide, worth 85c yard,
at, yard
BLACK TAFFETA-AII
wide, worth $1.00 yard,
at, yard
BLACK TAFFETA All
wide, worth $1.75 yard,
at, yard
Ilk.
'siik,
siik.
14 Inches
49c
27 Inches
69c
M Inches
.1.00
......
21x24, fancy turned
95c
........
by a small minority, they were amply
warned, and no overtures toward an accom
modation with the minority were made by
the majority. ' On the contrary, the minor
ity was shut out of the assembly hall, a
guard of police was set over the entrsnee
and the minority was excluded from any
share In the resources of the church. The
minority never disputed the liberty and duty
of members of a church majority or minority
to alter their creed. But those who
changed were not entitled to carry .away
property devoted to the use of a church
holding a, creed they no longer believed.
If the Judgment . appears sweeping. It must
be remembered that this was evoked by the
failure of the majority to agree with their
adversaries while they were In. ths wsy.
The -personal Judgment against the re
spondents for costs was not pressed for by
the appellant, but granted by the lords.
Moreover, the costs were Increased by un
necessary multiplication . of actions and
technical formalities Insisted on by the ma
jority. The committee says that It has
honestly endeavored to state Its position
temperately.
The law and advisory committee of the
Free Church further states: , "Sympathy
has been claimed on the ground that the
United Church waa hastily and unneeesarlly
dragged before the civil courts by a small
minority against whom It also sees matter
of objection that are largely Highland. To
this latter complaint the Free Church
would only reply that, humble In condition
and poor as the adherents of the Free
Church In the Highlands have always been,
it waa the adhesion of the Highlands In
1X43 which gave the Free Church its na
tional character, and the constant stream
of Highlanders sent to the great cities of
the south has largely contributed In abid
ing source of strength, wealth and prestige
to the church. On the more serious ground
of complaint the facta speak for them
selves." BISMARCK AS A PROPHET
Japanese Resldeat of Antwerp lays
He Foretold Awakealag
of Islanders.
ANTWERP, Sept. 10. (Special Cable
gram to The Bee.) The following story
has been told here by a Japanese Inhabi
tant: At the Berlin congress In 187$, Prince Bis
marck presented to Lords Besconsflcld snd
Salisbury the. Japanese minister a small
man, ou whose shoulders he Is id his heavy
hand saying: .. . j
"I Introduce to you Tom Thumb, sint her
by othr Tom Thumbs; bug he will not Jack
some sleeping giant to make him put en
seven-league boots, and he will grow, I
assure you."' '
OBJECT 'TO. DUCHESS' NAME
Protest a at Newspapers of ' Oe-maay
Weald Have Creel la Make'
.-a C'haage.
BERLIN. Sept. lfc-The Protestant pro-i
Inclal newspapers suggest to the govern
ment, that the betrothed wife of Crown
Prlnee Frederick William, the Duehcse
Cecelia of Mecklenbunr-Schwsiln. ought not
to be called Cecelia after her marriage.
They regard thla ae an objectionable name
for a Prussian queen a ad a German em
press because $1 ts associate with a Carb
olic - saint and 'many Catholic church So
VALUES FOR MONDAY
IN OUR.
LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
WILL SURPRISE YOU.
READY MADE SHEETS-Bleaehed $H
yards wide and tu yards long.
55c
without seam, w
Ids hem, regu-
lar esc value, at
READY MADO PILLOW CASES 4t and
45 Inchra wide, hem and well f
made, regular 15c value, special 1 1 If
sale, at, each w
YARDS UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-
Yard wide, regular THc value
20 yards to a customer
for
98c
U YARDS ENOLI8H LONO CLOTH
Soft finish ysrd wide, regu- t SI O
lar tfVto value Monday 1$ I lll
yards for VV
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
Osealng t'p New Fall Ovods.
Flannelettes, dark and light colors. Cr
worth lOo yard, at, yard -'V
Fine extra weight Flannelettes, '7in
worth 12Vic and 16c vard. at. yard....
FlHnnelettes. best single fold m.ide,
10c
10c
north 15c and lc yara. at. yara..
Sea Island Percales,
Ht. vnrd
SB-inch dark Percales, worth lflf
19c vard. at. vard.- w
M-lnch Percales, worth 124c 74 C
vard. nt. vard
38-Inch Percales, worth 10c Rn
yard, at, yard
Wrapper Cloth, extra weight, made to sell
at sc vara. l'ic
at. yard........
EXTRA. SPECIALS.
Grsy Cambric, 5c grade, f.
at, yara ;
Summer Print the V4e grade 21c
at. yard. "w
Grand Showing
At Hayden Bros.
Drop patterns All Wool Ingrains. gQc !
Special patterns Axminster, Velvet and
Melton Carpets, with or without border,
worthy to $1.60 yard. 1.00
Handsome patterns In best and medium
grade Brussels Carpet, worth up Rflc
to $126 yard, at. yard. 90o and
Hardware, Stoves and HousefurnishingDepU
Closing Out All Summer Goods at Prices That
Wont Be Duplicated.
t-Bumsr Gasoline Stove, 2. 29
The National DOUBLE Oven, 1,69
1-inch Screen Doors,
at
B9c
..21c
...Uc
.59c
.17c
79c
59c
31c
Large Adjustable Window Screens,
at.
Screen Wire) ' ' "
per square foot
Strapped Potato Forks,
at
Best I-Ue Carpet Broom,
at .v....)
Full Tflckeled Pott's Irona,.' ,
at.....
12-quart Blua and White Enameled
Pall. at..........
f-ouart Blue and White Enameled
JUttle, at (.. .........
cieties ars named after her. The toapers
ftfflrni that such an association wotjld In
jure the Protestsnt religion In Germany,
a. the uninformed might think the future
empress la a Catholic The subject is dis
missed earnestly and It Is proposed that
the duchess take one of her other names.
Augusta, for example.
The crown prince, responding to con
gratulatlone. telegraphed to a friend at
Hamburg as follows:
A thousand thanks. I am Immensely glad
to be able to call such a charming and sen-
(& brid'wYLLWIAM. Crown Prince.
ROSEBERY ON FRENCH TREATY
Thlaka Doeasaeat Toads to War
Rather Tfcoa .to Its
Abellttoa.
LONDON, Sept. 10. (Special Cablegram to
. . v i-j ' A..hnf fin exDressed
ins oco.rwMv.vt . v-. , - - -'
a startling conviction regarding the Anglo
French agreement 'in the following letter
written to Mr. M. Aflalo. author of "The
Truth About Morocco." He aays in pari.
All crlttciam ef the Anglo-French agree
ment (though that Inetrument 1; ap much
worse for us than the author of the book
for boded) is lost In a generous clamor of
pleasure at good relations with Frano. -
But In my Judgment this unhappy agree
ment Is msde.more likely to promote Own
to prevent unfriendliness In the not distant
'UThe'pity is ths the people here seldom
Interest themselves even In the most vital
details of foreign affairs; and I can only
hope that "The Truth About Morocco,
written by an expert, will open some eyee,
gt any rate to this dangerous transac-
"no one I am convinced, can read It with
out reitllslng the dingerous and needless
conce-:yn which has been made; no one
cerd can read It and profess not to be
' .
U. mournful and suprems conviction
In i '.mtter is that this agreement Is
much more llkoly to lead to complication
than to peace. . .
SOCIALISTS MAKE- A MISTAKE
Reject n Resolution Which Compels
Then to vtaad Alone la
Coateat.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 10.-(Bpecial Cable
gram to The Bee.) Opinion both In Bel
glum ar.d Holland confirms the French view
that the socialists at Amsterdam made a
false move in rejecting M. inures' motion
In favor of the Dresden resolution, tor
which Herr Rebel Is responsible. The Dres
den resolution elms at ths overthrow of
all constituted authority whose elements
belong to the bourgerlss or which has tlx
tslnt of capital about It. Hence It also
precludes the coalition of ths socialists with
any other parliamentary group whose pro
grams does not exsetly tally with their
own. .
This "ell or nothing" policy may appeal
to the popular Imagination, but would be
quite Impracticable in Belrlum, where the
only chance for the socialists ties In their
consent to maks common cause with the
other nartlea of the Left. 1. VanderveMa
was fuKy aware f this In Imposing the'
present resolution, and his example will
probably Influence many leading socialists
outslds ef Belgium.
Fa'al Disk ef Meaksossas
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10,-Rsv. William
Francis, assistant pastor ef ths First Up
tint church of tale city, Is desd as the rs
aull 01 eating musf-rooroe. Three other
TURKEY RED TABLE . DAMASK-,
Regular $5o value, spoclsl 111
y'ird..... ;...."-C;
MERCERIZED TARLE DAMASK-ttt v.
eral teiutlfjl patterns, regu
lar 50e value,
at, yard
29c
GLASS TOWELING, LINEN FINISH 1$
Inches wide, re4 ana - blue
check, regular IHo value,
at, yard
41c
FRINGED TABLR CIX)TH AND ' NAP
KINS TO MATCH IN SETS Thla Is a'
big bargain regular $2.!0 value the whole -set.
one cloth 2ft yards long 4J T (
and one dosen napkins to I II
match, for .
- IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM.
Indigo Blue Prints the (He grade
at. yard 010
M-lnch Mercerised Linings the a. .
2lc grade at, yard u
Best 12V4C Glnghnma made, t"ln'
at. yard UV
Fine Dress Ginghams, Sn
at, yard
Apron Checks, Rq
at, yard
Other bargains tntroduce during the day.
WAISTINOS.
All the latest effects In these goodsnew.
dots woven In mercerised warp Austral
ian wool filling worth 75c yard, AQn.
at, yard .
Scotch Flannel, new styles of Imported)
Walsllngs, worth 98c Silk and Wool
Checks and 8tripes. all new, ROc
worth 9$c ysrd. at yard
All Wool Challle the 75o FtQcL
grsde-wlll go st. yard w
All Wool French Flannels the 8Sc RQc
grade-t. yard o:,w
New Fall Carpets
9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs,
at
.19.00
22.50
...4.00
14.00
9x12 extra Axmlnster Rugs,
at
9x11 Coral Art Squares,
9x12 Brussels Ruga,
at
REFRIGERATORS - FOR THIS WEEK
WE WILL GIVE A SPECIAL DI8
rnr'mv ov ai.t. RRFRIGERATORS
AND ICE BOXES A, Q5
up from i,. .m....
a ns-vT w . anrvwrvm axVCl k J . PITT
PRICE FOR THIS WEEK I burners
wlth-step. . 6.00
up from-..
THE ' REGAL UNIVERSAL IS THE
HANDSOMEST AND BEST DOUBLE
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ICA. NOTHWO LIKE IT IN STYLE
OR- FINI8H. ' PERFECT. IN MAKE.
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' FORE BUYING. On sale at.l.','-'v
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SUPERB UNIVERSAL, NEVER FAIW
STANDARD. A very handsome 6-nole.
high warming closet, full asbestos lining,
warranted- 27.50
members of the family are recovering from
severe illness caused by partaking of the
- I CMn,l n I . a Ast tilmiUtlr
a practical Judge of the edible and poison
ous varieties of the lungl and picked the
mushrooms which caused his death.
WITNESS IS NOW MISSING
Maa Who Ru "Spot Light" at Ito
qaols Theater Cinaot Be
Found. '
CHICACO, Sept. lO.-Wlllls F. McMullen.
who was operator of the "spot light" at
the Iroquois theater at the time of ths dls
sster, December 30, hss disappeared. Ef
forts of the state's attorney s Jetectlves
and those of Attorney Wlerum of New
York, attorney for New . York theatrical
managers, have failed to reveal his where
abouts. 1
Assistant State's Attorney Barnes,1 at tha
opening of the September term of the crim
inal court, began tha preliminary arrange
ments to put Will J. Davis, manager of the
theater: Thomas J. Noonan, assistant busi
ness manager, and Edward Cummins, tnV
stage carpenter, on trial on a charge of
manslaughter. It was then learned that
Mi Mullen was not to be foond and a secret
search hss since been made for him.
-1 1
In tho fail of 1895 I contracted that fear
ful tlisease, Elood Poison. It gained sucU
headway that I was compelled to resign tnr
pobi.ion and seek, relief at Hot Springs.
AJtrr spending all the means 1 had I went
to Memphis. Iu less than three weeks I
was in a hospital, and after nine weeks of
suffering. I v?es discharged as cured. Ia
lesa than a ruontU every tone in tnr feody
seemed to bo affected and felt as If they
would break at the least exertion. Again
I wo compelled to resign, and I returned
to the hospital f.ir a ceven weeks stay.
When I came wt I -a advised to try
farniiitfi. Vh n I first went on the farm I
prevailed on the' only .firm who handled
irua to get rrrrone dozen bottles of S. 8.
3. At that time both of my hands wore
broVen out with I listers and I was covered
with boil and sore. In the meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles of B.
S. G.ljr mi kwI I began its use and after
taking I'.in thirteenth bottle not a sore or
boil wan visible. R. 11. PoWBLL. -
East 9th St., Llttlo Rock, Ark.
Of a'l human diseases Contagious Illood
Poiiton it the most hideous oud JMtc'uL
Th victim i tortured with eatiug' rJcers,
sorca and csceasea. unsightly Dlotchci,
crjrfkm aVid other Crsiiptomi cf the jai-i-erablo
tVnensc. . S.. R S. haa been used
successfully for ..nearly fiffy ycara for
oniaiema ipioocj
VJi?oii. It. con-
loins rA merer. ry,
joV;rJi or .other.
PilocrrJ. Crcjrhooe
troatmcnt book
gives a'l the cyrsr
totaa of this dis
ease. Medical ed,
vico free.
in esni uyuviuv vwujiabf nuasut eta.