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The Washington Cathedral of SSPeter and Ivul will be an apostles

In stont said the Right RevHenry Yatos Satterlee bishop of Washington today

It will preach Its beautiful sermonof the Gospel or Christ to the peopleof Washington and the nation It willdefine what is most beautiful and truein Gothic architecture or Its most

period that or the fourteenthcentury with necessary adaptations tomodern requirements and be a livingwitness to the vital force of Christian-ity In the Capital of the Nation a ful-fillment of that ideal of the Washington cathedral builders namely a great

of Prayer all people In thisheart of the republic

Palaces of the PoorAlready that superparochlal work

which clusters around a cathedralfoundation of the true type has begunJn the olden days a favorite tjtle forthe great cathedrals wits that of palaces of the poor but the Washingtoncathedral te to mean even more thanthat for it is to bt a house of prayerlor all kinds and conditions of menwomen and children all who are underthe flower ef its ministrations Thelo rfold function of the cathedral is

developed her in all its noblegiandeur-

Tber will the central Idea andthought worship of Almighty God as-set forth in this central towor rising

filet from the ground and glorifiedby th difference in size from the twoend towers This middle tower namedthe Gloria in Excels a tower with Itsbasrelief of angels around its heightshows that the great cathedral odincoIs dedicated and consecrated to th

of God

Architects Splendid WorkThe Mehop expressed himself ae deeply gratified with the splendid results oflabor of the two architects Georger Bodler R A ef Xngland and Hen-ry v Iian of Boston us forth in

the cathedral plans which wtre unanlaccepted by the cat itUral coun-

cil yesterday in concumme with theaction of the cathedral chapContrary to original expectations theof the cathedral is considerablynorth of the little

lran ept Is to the baptistry whichaccording to ancient usage will be outthe it will stand 400loet buck avenue andpartly shielded by a beautiful avenue of shade tree It will face thetast after primitive custom at awiiere the sun rises on tha traditionalAscension which has been takenas cathedral and will be observedUK guqh hereafter

Among Largest in WorldThe cathedral will be among the larg-

est In the world and will closely rank insize with that of St John the DivineNew York city but will be less ornateThe height to the ridge root will be130 feet while to the internal apex ofthe vaulting Is to be ninetythree feetAn suggested Exeter Cathedral will lighting of the greatnave by light the upper clerestory windows alone the lower ones bedark Thus the light is thrown inalternating mist and downon nave giving beautiful effectHigh on the rood screen will shinethe rood or cross lighted from twowindows back of the altar

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8 n be within sound of the speakersVoice The choir which will be builtfirst In all probability islarge A symbolical feature is broughtout in the side chapels one on eachside of the crow are to be namedlor the two faithful ones who watched

chapel or StMarys where services for women willbe hold and the Chapel of St Johnthe Divine where the minor choir offices will be sung

Porches Like Those at AmiensThe size of the cathedral is only three

feet less through the nave than thegreat Cologne Cathedral The treat-ment of the porches at the west en

somewhat that of thecathedral at Amiens The two frontdoorways are seventy feet across while

Inner porticos measures nearly fiftyfet and statues of

celebrated in Old Testamentwill enrich these porticos

exterior dimensions measure 416feet In length and width 332 feet Thocntral tower will rise 220 toot from tin

while the front towers are muchsmaller The cathedral Includes fiveaisles across In the nave and three Inthe choir

It Is expected that the work of constructlnc the foundation or at leastthe choir will commence in the verynear future The cost exclusive of furnishings and decorations Is estimatedat about five millions

ATLANTA BRIDE ROBBED

OF 10000 IN GEMS

NEW YORK June has justbeen learned that the steam yachtAdroit for several years the propertyof Alfred Vanderbilt and by him solda few weeks ago to Russell Hopkins ofAtlanta and New York has been robbettof jewels worth S10000liff to Mrs Hopkins Coincident withthe of the loss it was foundthat the chief steward an Englishman-was likewise missing

The Plnkertons began a search for thesteward and learned that he had taken

under an name forEngland last Wednesday aboard theOceanic

MAN WHO WAS SHOTLEFT SMALL ESTATE

William R MacAboy has applied tothe Probate Court for letters of administration upon the estate of his sonj rank B MacAboy who was hot athe Arlington Hotel May IS The peti-

tion that the only heir is FrankB MacAboy a son the dead maneleven years of age The estate Is saidto be worth encumbered by debtsamounting to J175

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Secretary Loeb Takes Ridein New Government

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OYSTER BAY N Y Juno 13 Thoresidents home tpwn is now under-going its annual awakening

With the coming of the hood of theAdministration and his clerical forcethe little village always opens Its eyessits up and begins to take notice Thepostoffice gets busy and throws Itsdoors open for an hour on Sunday aswell as remaining open an hour looseron week days the price of board pos-tal oards bathing suits etc IncreasesBO per cent

Opera House BurnsSince the President loft Oyster Bay

last fall the town has suffered a terribleblow The opera house burned downduring the winter and now nothing

of the village pride and joy buta few charred walls and a quarter ofan acre of ashes

Townsends hotel the Sagamorewhich has been in process of construc-tion for the last live yours Is still un-finished Dr Snoudor has begun to builda store on Audrey avenue ConstableTownsend arrested a man in SylvesterHolmes cellar last night and he is nowlocked up in the squires office thobaseball team will play a game Satur-day on the field opposite the OctagonHotel the water is pretty cold for bath-ing yet but a few summer visitors havegone in the Long Island railroad mayput on an extra train during the morn-ing rush hour you can find the rest ofthe village In the Pilot and Guar-dian which both come out tomorrow

Automobile forSecretary Loeb and his clerical force

got down to business today at the Executive offices over Moores grocerystore and the Secretary made his firsttrip out to Sagamore Hill in the new redautomobile which the Government hasbought for his use f

YORK June IVorys Secretary Tafts political man-ager has completed his labors in NewYork city and left this morning to visita friend in Connecticut

or course if I go to the NutmegStats said Mr Vory all of younewspaper nnn will say that I amgoing after Connecticut for Taft Ofcourse we want Connecticut Of courseif I go there will be politics talked andyet that is not the primary cause of myproposed visit

Mr Vorys nad a long talk withHenry W Taft Secretary Tafts brother and they went over the Republicansituation in New York State RopubMeans who talked with Mr after-ward got the idea that eventually theNew York delegation to the National

Convention next maybe between Governor Hughesand Secretary Taft

quite a collection of Repub

W Murray Crane ofMassachusetts and former Senator JohrC Spooner of Wisconsin and withinthe last few days Senator utOhio Senator Forakers colleague hadmet and talkfd with PhilanderC Knox of Pennsylvania Senatorthan of Vest Virginia andElmer Dover secretary of the RepubHcan National Committee

Moreover Speaker Cannon has beenhere again quite recently unheralded

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Prof W F McDanlel formerlySuperintendent of PublicMontezuma Ohio writes from theCensus Office Building at Washington D C as followsI can cheerfully recommend yourPeruna as an excellent remedy forall catarrhal troubles and also asan tonic

Constipation Liver Trouble-Mr W O Clement Assistant Mana-ger Rome Georgian Rome Georgia

writesIt affords me pleasure to voluntarily

testify to the true merits of your wonderful Peihina

I have for several years beon suftcroring from disordered liver and chronicconstipation for which I had tried agreat many remedies but none did mtany good My wholo system was sothoroughly overcome that I was easy

catch cold and tho consequence wasthat a chronic case of catarrh was fastdevelopingbeen taking for sixweeks and am to say that ithad tile desired effect liver Is tiigood condition constipation disappeered and I no longer feel any of thesymptoms of catatTh

In truth I am now in bettor healthand fool stronger than I have for sev-eral years and it is all due to tnwonderful effects of Peruna

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Blind in ono eye and the other crossedso that sight was impossible an attenu-ated mule long of oar furnished funand excitement on G street near Thir-teenth street northwest this morningwhen in spite of tho coaxing blows andentreaties of a dusky driver the animalrefused to move until ready

Jinny for such is the mules namewas moving slowly when suddenly shestopped Ger long you anlmllesaid tho driver What am der mattahwit you Ah Is eettln wet

But Jinny refused to budge So thedriver sUtcd to belabor her Ah guessdls will make yer mobe yer weakmind-ed fool to stan here in dor rain

The mule might nave been weakminded but she quickly showed shewas not weaklegged by cracking thedashboard of the cart

Finally satisfied by her rest Jinnystarted away

When asked what was the matterwith the mule the driver DeedAh don know but Ah reckln she wereout las night

INDEED ITIts a mighty good thing too for a

favrlte son oven a campaign year tohi vo some other and more xcjllablomeans of livelihood Indianapolis News

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12button length Regularprice 100 pair J

C7 pairs or 10button lengthLisle Gloves in black andwhite Regular price tOe CCpair 4

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By the terms of the will of WlnfloldS Olive filed for probate and datedSeptember 19 1905 Bunyan Olive abrother Is given 5 his wife ElizabethAnn Olive is bequeathed her lifea house and lot situated at 609 Eighthstreet southwest which at her deathIs to be turned over to the testatorsfriend Miss Nlnna Webster

The testator says that tho reasonfor making the will In the way IIs that Justice may be done the ladyMiss Webster who has been my constant and true friend when it seemedeverybody else had forsaken me

WESTERN UNION DIRECTORSDECLARE USUAL DIVIDEND

NEW YORK June board ofdirectors or the Western Union Tele-graph Company met and declared theregular quarterly dividend of perconj Secretary Brewer announced thatexcept for the declaration of the divi-dend only routine business was trans-acted No authoritative statement wasmndo as to whether the demands pre-sented recently by the Commercial Tele-graphers Union of America had beenconsidered by the board

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SECURES PARDON

AFTER 35 YEARS

AUSTIN Juno 13 Jolm K Aikenwhen eighteen years old fired Into apassenger train near Gauze Tex

J R Scobee He was convictedand sentenced to a ute term in thuState penitentiary He escaped afterserving eighteen months went to thehome of relatives noar Hot SpringsArk where he lana lived unmolestedfor thirtyfive years

Alken married raised K family andbecame prominent in communitybut nil this time he says his consciencetroubled him and he concluded recentlythat the only way he could obtainof mind was to come to Austin and sur-render to Governor Campbell This hdid a week Friends to WHaid and petition for his pardon was

was acted uponhis surrender here a week Alkenwas taken to State penitentiary atHuntsviUe where he was when he re-ceived news of his pardon He left tonight for MA

Irelan Enters Patent Business-W W Mortimer at present chief of

the issue and gazette division of thePatent Office has been named to succeed as chief clerk of the Patent OfficeCharles M Irelan who has resignedthe chief clerkship to take effect on

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NEW YORK June liIt Is understood in Wall Street that the Ryan In-terests are back of the Savannah Au

and Northern Railroad Companywhich has just let a contract to W JOliver of Kncxville Teem to build aline acrofes the State of Georgia fromSavannah to Chattanooga Teen Theconstruction work will cost 12 K4 09

This railroad was chartered some timeago by J R Miller of Statesbore Ga

land others who were supposed toj dummies The award of the contract

Mr Oliver who was one of the rebidders for the building of UM

I Panama color to the bellethat Ryan interests are behind

CHILDREN GOING BLINDIN NEW YORK SCHOOLS

NEW YORK June ia eye-glasses and better lighting imme-diately provided 1090M school children

New York city will have to be sentto the city asylums for the blind

This affrighting statement made offi-cially to the board of education by Itsmedical examiner Dr D J McDonaldscared the board into passing a resolulion calling for an expert examinationof eyes of ery seheol child in thegreater city

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Qualities sold as high as 75cRemnants of Silks which hare sold down to shortlengths comprising the following desirable kinds

Check Taffetas Colored Peas de SoleCheck Loulsenes Colored LouiaeneSatin Liberty Foulards Colored peau da Cygnet

Taffetas Plaid TaffotMRough Pongee Silks White Japanese Silk

In lengths up to 12 yardsRegular prices up to a yardRemnant price a yardSec

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Wash Goods 840 ydRemnants of White and Colored Fabrics

Sold up to 25c a YardTomorrows offering of white and colored wash goods remnants

provides the most remarkable bargains of the season includedin this one big tot a great variety of choice styles and materialsincluding the following1

White Persian LawnWhite India UponWhite Dotted swfcwWhite Cheek LawnsWhite DimitiesWhite NainsookWhite Mercerized MadrasWhite Welt PiqueNoveltyWhite Lacestripe Lawns

Printed French OrgandyA

Shadow CtekiBHtortad BatfeUMercerizedCottonColored Printed Lawnmany ether pretty wash materials for summer Waistdresses

In desirable lengths from 3 to 12 yards Qualities sold all theway from 12ic to a yard tomorrow at 8fc a yard

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drens Cape of mull silk and laceIn French styles Soiledand mussed irom handling UbWorth up to J200

Childrens HatsODDS AND ENDS of Little Chil

drens Hats of pique andcorded materials mull 1 fCand embroidered stylesWorth up to 250 Friday TJ7

Corsetswellknown makes as P N andR of batisteand coutil Broken sizes o4Sold at Reduced to

Small lot of Corsets including theNemo and

American Lady Made cjof coutll and batiste Sold Uup to 300 for X A

Womens WearablesLot of 20 silk Klmbnos in

handsome Japanese designs and colShirred across the c rh s

21 Fine Quality Silk Petticoats inblack and shades includingbrown green navy car t frdlnal pink and lavender sDiSold up to 79S 7U

Odd lot of Black Mercerized Sateenand Moreen Petticoats with frruffles and plaitlngs Sold fup to 125

Undermuslins69cVa-

lues worth up to 1 39Fridays regular clear of small

and few of a kfhd pieces ofrndergarments results Inof the most unusual characterChoice is offered of

and short Skirts long Chemise Umbrella Drawers and Corsett Covers trimmed In various styleswith good laces and em

Materials are nnlnsookeel others are only mussed Choiceat Value worth up to 133

Odd lot of Womens Underwear Including muslin made withruffle hem and tucks alsoIcvt neck corset covers lacearid ribbon trimmed shortskirts and white I 51aprons Choice at

Lot of low neck Muslin CorsetCovers finished ready to trim nrvalue for

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Remnants of DomesticsM-ill Ends of yardwide soft finish f 3

Remnants of Amoskeag ApronGinghams in lengths from 5 to 12yards Blue Brown and greenchecks Warranted fastcolors Regular orlce l cyard

Remnants of yardwide StandardPercales in a assortment ofincluding checksbroken and rv Q

Remnants of 32inchproof Bed Ticking In lengths from 3to 10 Neat blue and t fj pwhite stripes Regular I25c yard Remnant price

Remnants of 3 et Seer-sucker Dress Ginghams in stripeschecks and broken plaids also plaincolors Light Uue pink tan obblood etc Lengths Sto yards Worth Iftfcc a U Lyard

Remnants of yardwide UnbleachedCotton good nrm dosewoven gradeLengths from i to 15 yards i r

Remnants of 15inch Stair Oilcloth in garnet blue tan andother staple styles Lengthsfrom to 30 yards Regular rprice THc yard Remnant VWprice

Laces and EmbroideriesRe-mnant Lots at Nominal Prices

Cambricaquality free from starch or dressing Lengths from 5 to 15 4 Cyards Regular 1i

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Nahisook allover Embroider 22Inches wide for childrens n fular 69c quality for

Remnant lot of Swiss and NainsookFlouncing 18 inches wide t ATmussed fromular 69c and

Remnants of Cambric Embroideriesedges and insertions in a good assort-ment of patterns Worth Sc nSc and lOc a yard Fri cday at 4

Remnants of Venice allover LaceIn cream only Regular price Ticyard Those remnants are In n Fyoke lengths and will be soldeach for W

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Remnants of regular 5c Torchonand Insertions n 1

Lace Medallions in variousshapes sold at Sc and eachjFriday for

Remnants of light blue andblack chiffon 45 ins wideRegular tic qnalitif at

Remnants of Venice Lace BandingIn white and butter colorpatterns cut any length desired Worth lie and lie a i f Lyard for

Dress Nets In white and buttoncolor 45 inches wide Soldregularly at SSC a yard f

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eve included all the remnants short pieces cut rolls and oddrolls of Mattings left from recent selling in this lot for Fridays clear-ance Close woven seamless Mattings inlengths from 5 to 18 yards and in full 40yard rolls Regular 20cand 25c qualities tomorrow at

A remnant lot of nine rolls ofheavy weight China Mattings Jointgrade smooth palmed strawwith firm corded edge In plaid andstripe designs patterns Regular price fj r rfor 10yard rolls Re 2duced to SJ

14 rolls of extra fine Japanese Matting in handsome carpetof blue red and green

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Wm Cannons Highgrade PurissiaiaRye has for many years enjoyed favoras the best of whiskies for use in thehome It excels both as a tonic and asa Phone N KS Win Cannon 1S6 7th at nw

German Style Rye BreadThats what Berens Rye Bread Is Ordi-nary ryes approach it neither in ueliei-ousnass nor nourishing value Made withspecially rye A perfect food for

young Your grocer It ItHungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden Rathskeller

Easy Money LoansThe Mr antlle Savings Seoleto 1006 Ft oilers lowest rates Investigate

Riding and Driving Horses for HireWest Bad SCaMtt M1 HUt sC PhoneM M-

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Kodaks Supplies and Kodak FilmsKROUSES 717 Sib st nw

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Jewel Gas Ranges and Water Heaters616 lith st 12W O st

Elks Club Straight Rye WhiskyxWc quart Special delivery

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mfcroMered Linen Collarsall elsie R r 19 1CJar Sfc sort ter

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Neckwear RemnantsLinen Coat Sets slightly

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Pique Collars with bowattached Regular lee CCvalue

Lot of Swiss EmbroideredMull Ties at 2ceach Reduced for I ncclearance to

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stock of Untrimmed Hats and the other of an importers stock of beautiful Flowers continue to be the center of buying interest The offerings are so important from t savingstandpoint that no woman who has the slightest a new summer hat can toignore the sale With one of the hats at 69c and a few of the lovely blossoms offeredat 15c and 29c for choice you may posses the handsomest hat at a cost

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to 500Finest every and effect fashion approves of for summer wear Chip hats In black

natural and colors real halt in l taeic whitepink blue and brown Tuscan haw in natural colorTuscan hats in natural color combined with Mack andwhite Leghorn hats in burnt and natural fancy braidhats Panama lists and Java hats burnt straw andmany others

Included are large hats mushroom and varsity shapesand large black flats for plumes

69cmadeInqualities ¬

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stock on hand of beautiful Flowers including the sam-ples They are the finest qualities produced at any pricesuch MS are usually found in the most exciueire millineryat exorbitant prices

They consist of Hydrangeas large silk vT ot Daisiesof the finest flowers Hk Poppywreaths and mor one hundred styles ofTwo tots lie and 2Sc Values worth to 159

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trimmed with laosand embroidery Broken p f fup to IM j Qy

Girls Dreeeee of gingham andwhite linen sizes up to 14 Airyears Reduced from lieto v

Remnant lot of CbJUIrens GinghamRompers button the rfront styleyears Reduced from The to

Remnant lot of Percale Dresseswith also SkirtsDrawers Drawer Waistsand Flannelette Skirts Fri-day at

Go Carts 598Reduced from 59 and 10Five sample GoCarts which

show signs of handled butwhich are otherwise unhurtAdjustable Folding GoCarts withrattan sides foot dash and backEnameled steel running gear withstrong springs and foot brake 10

wheelsReduced from St09 and 106 to

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Small lot of Mens Fancy andPlain Black Half Hose o 1 rdouble heel and toe Regulr lie grades forSmall lot of Mens Suspenders

made with strong t frMens and Boys Bow Ties inplain black and fancy de rsigns Regular value 7 5L

Remnant lot of Mens UnlaunderedWhite Dress Shirts with plain andplaited bosoms Open Jto one dollar Friday for

Mens Otis Balbriggan UnderwearIn plain and ecruShirts with long and shortsleeves drawers with double r fCseat Regular price 0ceverywhere S

Odd lot of Mens Neglige Shirts inplain white and pat-terns Some with cuffs at rtfrtached others In coat styleWorth up to 100 JS

Small Jot of Mens Neckwear consisting of andband tecks Regular SOcqualities for

Mens Lisle Garters withBrighton clasp Regular bi7lie value

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Cries In desirable lengths n i

About 3M yards of 40inch whitedotted and figured Swiss in lengthsfrom 2 to S yards Regular r i p

Remnant lot of Opaque Windowsize 3fcc72 Incnec Mounted-

on strong spring rottencloth is slight r 1 rly imperfect Regular 1

2tc each96 pairs of summer Curtains light

rounds with colored cross stripesltghtly mussed 57 tfrom 200 pair U

Remnant lot of Nottingham LaceCurtains one to four pairs of pattern r 90 inches wide threeyards long Sold at LO and nUn3 pair Remnant price

HousewaresOdd lot of Walnut Finished

Window Screens with steelcenter Regular ISc value IIIfor

Five 3burner Gas Stovesframe slightly rusted Reg-ular 125 value

Three sbcsll n Water Coolersgalvanized iron lined cjdented Re 1 fUduced from 7 0 to

Odd of Sponges sold upto Be each Reduced to

Four Decorated Tolot Sots of nineWith QJ r eReduced from

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Odd lot of Decorated Wo fter Pitchers worth up to 35c Ueach for 1 s

lot of largesize Moat s fSold up to 1

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Stone China Decorated Cuspi

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Odd lot of White Enamellined Chicken RoastingPans sold atduced to

One Imperial Excelsior 4burnerGas Range with oven and broilerRegular J2SOS C1 O

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