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tae rear an REMAP Woops were withdmwa and feeling over the trial that law-abid! additional prot Miss Bessie Hamilton, a clerk in the Norfolk and stern Railroad Station, near where the shootings oc- curred, testified re Staton was | called to the stand that sho saw three bodies tying in the street" and |that Hatfela bearched two of them Later, she added, she éaw him kick ~ the body of a man lying near the bank building, Josephine Hamilton, her sister, testified that she recognized Reece ‘Chambers carrying « rifle and Hallie ake a Sensation Caused at Trial of , Champers with a pear! bandied pistol 49 Men at Matewan, for Mit by 200-Pound Roll of Paper. Harry Feldman, forty-six, a station- Killing of 7 Guards. ary engineer, of No. 546 Snedeker Ave- nue, Brooklyn, employed at No. 167 WILLIAMBON, W. Va, Fob. 18,—|SPring Street, sustained a slight Injury Harry Staton, a former Justice of the citizens of which are on trial here in the Circuit Court charged with the qnurder of seven Baliwin-Felta detec- ~ tives ladét May, provided the greatest 1 Flight Up. thrili of the trial to-day in testifying Take Blevator that Sid Hatfield, Chiet of Police of ‘Metawan, admitted to him a few hours after the fight, that he had killed three of the detectives himself. The courtroom, which was crowded with people, many of them miners | all/out openly hostile to the proceed- ings and who have predicted that RO jury would convict the indicted men, was thrown into a flutter of . excitement by thes testimony, and wimed deputy sheriffs became alert in enticipation of possibie trouble. *{ killed three of those men,” Sta- ton quoted ‘Hatfield as saying—“Al- bert Felts, Lee Felts and Cunning- ham.” Choice of Counsel for the State held a conmul- ‘tation after Staton was excused and ‘a short recess declared and it was be- Heved likely that Gov, Cornwell would be asked to send troops to the city to protect the Court. There has been 36 West Dainty Dresses gmuch uneasiness since the Federal “Troll of paper fe on bia left log to-day to the was standing, He refused to hospital. ——— FAMILIES IN FIRE PERIL. Brooklyn Binse Ties Cara for Forty-five 3 Fire to-day destroyed two the three-story stucco building at No, hardware store and a dweliing by Wal- ter C. Renz, Surface trac was tied up forty-five minutes, Fifteen families in wooden apartment dwellfngs at either side of the burning dullding were ordered out temporarily by police reserves, but the fire did not spread, The damage estimate is $10,000, ‘Peace of Matewan, W. Va., ninetecn fo Weil i) ae Childs Res- ‘ollina 34th St. Sale of Kew Spring Dresses for street and afternoon wear in’ Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Poiret, Kitlen's Ear, Tricotine, Serge. 170 Dresses in Broken Lots—all Materials, all sizes, all colors; also black. $14.95 $22.50 $27.50 ATS, WRAPS AND SUITS 9: Drastically Reduced to | 9 “4 nen & 2O-pound 1647 Broadway, Brooklyn, occupied as a eee Hand Woven Oriental Rugs No floor covering of today so enhances the decorative effect of a room as the handwoven product of the East — no other still follows the same method of manufacture employed over several centuries, giving to each rug the interest of individuality as against the unvarying monot- ony of the machine. Eastern designs and color effects are serving as the inspira- tion for most of the patterns found in the mechanically produced floor coverings of today. Political unrest in the Oriental weaving countries, with its attendant menace to manufacture and transportation, has practically stopped production. The visible supply of woven rugs is mach too small to meet a worldwide demand. THEY MUST ADVANCE’ Nevertheless our collection, comprising over 1500 room size rugs and 1000 small size rugs, is today offered at prices representing values which we confidently believe are unobtainable elsewhere. These prices were made possible only by foresight, excep- To-morrow—Last Day! tional facilities for buying, and the determination to maintain the low level of price established in our recent No Approvals. No C. 0.'D.'s. 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