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Evening star., 1902-08-14
A Noted Medical Specialist
Speaks for the Bene=
fit of Hot Weather
Sufferers.
He Maintains That
Pairle's CELERY
Compound
is a Banis1er of Disease
and a Restorer of
Health.

A noted medical specialist-a physician possess
ing ample wealth-ever ready to acknowledge
worth and merit speaks of Paine's Celery Com
pound follows
In summer time. when strength fails when
that tired, listless feeling is experienced from day
to day, when the digestive organs not doing
their work properly. when constipation is poisoning
the blood when disease with iron hand takes
possession Of the body, Paine's Celery Compound
will be found marvellous banisher of disease and
a true health restorer.'
This strong statement should influence all weak.
rundown and half sick men and women during the
hot August weather. This remarkable indorsation
OF Paine's Celery Compound by an acknowledged
specialist should at convince the suffering and
diseased that DR.. Phelps great medical discovery
is what they need to restore perfect health. The
thousands Of lives fast wearing away be
saved and made happy and useful to families and
friends. May Heaven speedily convince the doubt
ing and respondent and direct them to that unfail-
ing life giver-Paines Celery Compound.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Wanted for Felonious Assault.

A telegram was received at police head
quarters this afternoon from w. A. Rose
commonwealth's attorney of King George
county, Va, asking for the arrest of Joe
Thorwell, fifteen years Old who is wanted
there to answer a charge of having commit
ted a felonious assault upon a woman. /,
was stated in the telegram that the boy IS
supposed to be on a steamer coming TO this
city.
King George is the county seat of King
George county, and it is not a great dis
tarce from where the colored man Lomax
nov in the Alexandria Jail for safe keeping
was arrested for a similar crime. No par
ticulars of the latest affair were given ir
the telegram, which was sent from King
George through Fredericksburg. One of the
river boats from the lower Potomac vii
arrive tomorrow morning. The officers OF
the several precincts have been notified tc
look out for the boy.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
w Nhite-Thomas Farrall and Catherine
flckrell, both Of Charles county. Md. !:
Worthey f. Wise and Sallie F. billiard: :
William A. Hancock and Martha c. Dali
Kin; John ]. Dunn and Margaret E. Hunt;
Frank Siebert, jr., and Efie NJ. Prather:
Charles II. Megin of this city and Caroline
Ring of Elizabeth, N j.
Colored-Charley Brooks and Mamie Kel-
luns; Robert Mills and Elizabeth Westr
FRANK Williams and Annie Clements: Peter
Greenleaf and Lucy Hawkins; Jesse Brown
and Irene Dorsey
Evening star., 1902-08-14
King Reviews Indian Troops.

A dispatch from London yesterday says:
The Indian coronation troops to the num-
Der of 1900 were reviewed by King Edward
at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. The
arrangements were similar to these of yes
terday, when body of colon!als was re-
viewed. The Prince of Wales presented
medals to the men, who are all picked
troops, including Lord Curzons bodyguard.
They presented a fine spectacle in their
handsome vari-cclored uniforms. The Prir-
cess Victoria and other royal persons took
snapshot pictures while the ceremony was
in progress Queen Alexandra and many
notables were present. The king wore a
jeweled sword that cost s50O00. which was
presented to him yesterday by the Ma hara-
jah of Jaipur
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Fridays Bargains i'm
Dress Goods.

About quarter Of a hundred short lengths-a
yard and three quarters to four yardsof highly de-
sirabe Voiles Veilings, Crepes, etc, are offered
prices at from one-half to two-thrds less than
they have heretofore sold for. Those who able
to make of these materials in the quantity
noted will secure exceptional value.
yds Tan Wolfe, formerly $3.50, now 81 80 piece.
yds. Tan Wolfe. formerly 100. now 81 90 piece.
"a yds Tan Wolfe, formerly So 3s, 81. 90 pee.
2a4 yds. Tan Nole, formerly 81. A. now 81 % pee.
21s yds. Tan Voile formerly So. .94 now 81 25 pee.
"a yds. Barge, formerly s.. 81, $1.OO piece.
3ls .yds: Yelling formerly $2.63, now ssc. piece.
yds. S.W. Batiste formerly So. co. now 81 90 pc.
rs yds Gray Wolfe, formerly 50. 10, 94c. pee.
!. yds; Gray Wolfe, formerly $500, now 200 pee.
2is yds Gray Crepe, f'meriy S3ss, now 81 25 pc.
2& yds. Gray Crepe de Chine, formerly 81. .O8,
now zoe piece.
sa yds. Gray Batiste formerly 81 81, now 81 90
piece.
2al yds. Tan Wire Yelling, formerly 81 .13, now
S1.3S piece.
yds. Tan Mohair, formerly So 90, now 81. 90 pee
First foor-Tenth st.
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We have left In our
Infants DeDartment

10 Infants White Null Caps close fitting made
with fine tucks and lace finished around the face
double ruche and ribbon bows, reduced from Soc
to 25c. each.
Childrens Lawn Hats white and blue. large
crown, trimmed with insertion, brim finished with
r'ifie edged with lace, large bow of lawn edged
with lace, reduced from s1.5 to SOC. each
Childrens Lawn Hats, in pink and blue fin
ished with ru1e edged with lace, reduced from soc
to 25c. each. WV
reduced from $3.50 to $4.75.
l Childs Wool Coat, in black and white. with
$475. :, = ~ T'0 ~
IS Children's White and Gingham Dresses long
waist and Hubbard styles. trimmed with tucks in
sertion and run1es trimmed with braid, reduced
from $1:OO and $1.25 to 75c. each
Second floor -, II
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We have left In our
Corset Department

4 pairs French COrsets embroidered batiste,
boned with real whalebone. sizes p, 22, %, re-
duced from 1890 to 81 so per pair.
3 pairs French Corsets. fancy coutil. sizes 20,
Z pairs Black Sateen Corsets sizes 49, 49, 20.
81 o. 23 25. reduced from $3.OO to s. 90 per pair
8 pairs Net Corsets. sizes 90 80, reduced from
81 so to 81 90 per pair.
ls pairs Net Corsets, size 18, reduced from 81 90
to Soc per pair
10 pairs Black sateen Corsets, sizes 1s, 10, re-
duced from LOO to Soc pair.
8 pairs Corsets, white coutil sizes 49, 49, 2O
reduced from $500 to $3.50 pair.
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we nave Ielt III our
ParaSOn Department

Gray Silk Parasols stripe and dotted effects
reduced from IS 90 to 81 90 each
reduced from $500 to $500 each
Brown Silk Parasol tucked, reduced from SIS 90
to $500. F'0
Colored SILK Parasols, with pinch hemstitched
border. in white and light blue reduced from So 90
to 81 so each.
White Silk Parasols trimmed with ruf1es Of
white SILK grenadne, reduced from so and So 90
to $3.50 each.
First floor.
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We have left in our
Furniture Department

dnc.1 as ~, pesk or Hall Chair slightly damaged, re-
ducsd 9ak I'D Desk or Hall Chair, strongly made re-
l OAK Chffonier. with French plate mirror
slightly damaged reduced from $40 90 to 81 So
h.d uak . Cane Seat Chairs suitable for dining or
oeu [SoH. D reunced from 81 % to 75c. each.
YAK Morris Chair brass adjustment. spring
seq seat 70 n reversible cushions reduced from
IL ! d Fine Mahogany Inlaid Rocker reduced from
oid Hickory Tea Tables. reduced from 81. 80
old Hickory Bar el4shaped Jardin ere Stands.
Fourth floor T-oO'
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We have left in our
Book Department

Solid Oak Folding Book Cases. As ms high
g 8 On an e wide three shelves reduced from s175 to
"a Bamboo Book Cases; 40 in high, e6 In.
wide; four shelves; reduced from 81 % to 75c.
each ~
= 8 Copies Peloubet's Notes on the Interna tional
Sunday School Lessons; complete for 1892: re-.
duced from .25 to 25c. each.
Copies Sermons by the Monday Club, on the
Internal tiona Sunday School Lessons; complete for
1902 reduced from 81 25 25c each.
y Sets OF Charles Dickens Works, complete;
1925 per set.
Basement
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We have left in our
White Goods Department

S Dress Lengths 12 yds. EACH, Black Stripe
Lawn Reduced from 25c and 37Rc. to 12hc
per yard.
$50 yards Colored Embroidery Swiss, lavender
with black dot, red with white dot, white with
blue figure. Reduced from Zoe. and 65c to &c
yard.
300 yards Linen Shifting, plain colors and
stripes Reduced from Soc. to 30c. per yard.
300 yards Printed Linen Lawn, neat patterns
Reduced from 25c. to 17c. yard.
Second floor.
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We have left in our
Bows Department

Man-o'-War Suits in White Linen with Chey-
ron and Service Stripe on Sleeve sizes 10, H. IL;
10 Reciprocity Suits in Blue Serge double
breasted Pants double stitched double seat and
knee: sizes Z, g. 8, II, IA. Reduced from $5. 90
to So 80 each.
20 Hats. in White Pique, Linen and Straw; re-
duced from $1.25, $15O, $500 and So. so to Soc
each
35 Hats and Caps in Straw, Linen, White Duck
and Cr:sh. Reduced from 50c., $1.O0 and 81 so
to 25c. each.
30 Mercerized Gngham Sailor Suits. in a variety
of colors. sizes to 8, reduced from 81 to 81 90
each
Third floor
Evening star., 1902-08-14

A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs P. c. Garden of 633 f street southeast
last evening. Recitations, dancing and songs
were given, after which all adjourned to
the banquet hall, which was beautifully
decorated in cut flowers and palms. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Keys, Mr.. and
Mrs. McCathran, Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Gar
den, Mrs. Alice V. Lee Mrs. A. P. Lee, the
Misses Mulhall. Morrison. Maym Lee, Lola
McCathran, Olive Keys, Maggie Dyer, the
Misses Hunter, Messrs. VIM Heinline Alex
Garden. James X. Cotton. Elmer Briggs,
Harry E. Gladman.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Travelling Goods Dent.

1 2s-inch Canvas-covered Trunk, heavy steel
clamps, sheet iron bottom, slightly damaged, re-
duced from $295 to $1.75
34-inch Mans Trunk, leather bound, heavy
brass baas clamp double dowel clamps on each end
full riveted, reduced from $500 to $14.oO.
a. 3oineh Light weight Trunk. canvas covered
reduced from $11 90 to ST. 80
3O-inch Steamer Trunks, basswood box, covered
WIN canvas brass lock steel clamps, one tray,
reduced from Sc so to 45O
Mans Hat Box, carries four hats linen lined
nlckeiplated lock and catches, reinforced Leather
corners. reduced from SIP 90 to 5000.
Equitable bdg.-Basement
Evening star., 1902-08-14
We have left in
Muslin Underwear Dent

8 Ladies' Lawn Kimonas. in white with black
dot and blue and white stripe with white lawn
border, reduced from 81 .25 to 81 90 garment
10 Ladies' Lawn Negiigee Wrappers white with
eolored dot. round and square neck finished with
beading. ribbon and lace, short sleeves finished
81 so garment. -
II Ladies' Camb-ic Skirts. with umbrella ruf1e
Of lawn edged with broad lace, reduced from 81 75
to 81 90 garment. ~
SO Ladies' Short Kimonas and Dressing Sacoues.
made Of white and colored lawn trimmed With
borders Of colored lawn and ryffies of same 70
duced from $1.O0 to 69c. per garment.
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We have left in our
Upholstery Department

g Pairs Renaissance Lace or Scrim Curtains, re-
duced from $14.0O to 500 pair.
Pairs Irish Point Curtains reduced from S. 70
to S. 90 pair.
Pairs Repp Porteres, reduced from $500 to
IS 90 pair.
4 Irish Point Lace Door Panels reduced from
80 to 81 so each
II Pairs Madras Curtains, reduced from 81. 80 to
81 80 pair.
100 Yards Best Quality Silkoline, reduced from
12hc. to DC. yard.
Fire Screens. reduced from Toe. to 40c. each.
Second floor
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We have left in our
Shoe Denartmemf

1S Pairs Ladies' Tan Wei Kid Oxfords hand
turned soles: medium and round toes; sizes 4, AZ
and AA-3k. T. Az A-3h B-3 C; reduced from
50 90 to 81 90 per pair.
t3 Pairs Misses Tan Lace and Button Shoes;
GOODYEAR welt soes: round toes; sizes 13. I. 1%.
2 BIB C-13 131s d; reduced from $3.50 to 81 90
per pair.
II Pairs Chidren's Dongola Kid Lace Shoes;
light welt soles: sizes 61a, I, ~ C-6h, D; re-
duced from 81. 90 to Soc per pair.
1s Pairs Childrens Patent Leather and Dongola
Kid Oxfords: welt soles; full round toes; sizes
reduced from $1.25 to SOC. per pair
Third .nor
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We have left in our
China Department

l Tinted Toilet Set handle to sop jar slightly
damaged reduced from 81. so to So. 90.
i Loweisa ware Jardniere, slightly damaged, re-
Artiheial s5 nc Palms, slightly damaged, reduced
"a ODD Decorated Austrian China Bread and
Butter Plates, 25c. TO 1Oc each.
= decorated Austrian Chira Cracker Jars, re-
duced from 81 30 to 50c each.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
LANCASTER'S RECORD
CAPT. BoARDMAN COMPILING
HISTORY OF MANS CRIMES
Now in Jail Charged With Murdes
Of Police Chief in Womels-
dorf, W. Va.

Capt Boardman is preparing a copy of
the record of Richard. alias Henry. Lacan-
ster. alias Charles johnson. colored. of this
city, who is in jail at Parsons, W. Va,
charged with participating in the murder
of Chief of Police Wilmot OF Womelsdorf
about three weeks ago. The records show
that Lancaster. who is Familiarity known
here as 'Chalky," has been arrested many
times since 1891. His sentences aggregate
three and half years in the penitentiary,
9iO days in jail and about six months in tha
workhouse.
Lancaster is in Jail at Parsons for the
reason that the prison there is supposed to
be much stronger than the one at EIiins,
where he will eventually be taken for trial.
Two men have already been lynched in
connection with the crime and Lancaster
fears he will be the third victim when he is
taken from Parsons to Elkins. The two
colored men who were lynched. Lancaster
declared. were innocent of the charge pre-
ferred against them. Carroll and Clements
he says, were in house at the time the
shooting occurred at Wumelsdorf.
Inc prisoner is quoted as having said
that James Black. colored, OF this city is
the man who fired the fatal shot Black is
not known to the local police authorities
his picture is not in the rogues' gallery,
while Lancaster's is
NN'i4iAe MS Ndl'tT IN lfls city Lancaster
was arrested for vagrancy. assault. theft
carrying concealed weapons and larceny
from the person. He served one term in
the penitentiary at Trenton. y. j.. and one
at Albany, y. Y.
Substance of Statement.
A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from
Elkins, w. Va. says:
Henry Lancaster, the colored man
caught after an exciting chase of several
weeks and now In jail at Parsons. w. Va,
charged with completely in the murder OF
Chief of Police F. II. Wimoth at Womels-
dorf, w. Va, declares that the negroes
Clement and Carroll. who were lynched
had no connection with the murder. Hs
charges that the murderer was James
Black, negro, who came from Washing
ton ID. c. Black escaped. Lancaster was
being arrested when Wilmoth was shot
from ambush.
Lancaster says Black fired the fatal
shot from the brush, almost directly I'm
'front.' OF the officer. Lancaster wandered
sixteen days in the mountain fastnesses
throwing off the scent of bloodhounds aud
llYlng on berries. He was shot at many
times. Chief Wimoth was taking Lancas-
ter to the lookup. while deputy had
charge OF Black, who escaped and fired the
bullet, first striking Lancaster in the arm
and then killing Wilmoth. After the shot
Lancaster stood about for some time and
noting the excitement thought IT best to
fee
Evening star., 1902-08-14
We have left in our
Blanket Denartment

pairs ia Wool Blankets, subject to mill i'm
perfections. 1915 per pair; usual value $500.
pairs 12,4 Wool Blankets, subject to mill Inn
projections, S4I5 per pair; usual value So so pair.
10 pairs l0-4 Wool Blankets. subject to mill i'm
projections, 81 95 pair; usual value 81 90 pair.
perfections, $500 pair; usual value 81 so pair.
ia Dimity Spreads, soled. Reduced from
81. 90 to 81 so each
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Miss Annie Beers. Mss

Miss Annie Beers, Miss Mary Stockett
and Miss Alice McNantZ have been at Block
Island for several weeks. Miss Beers and
Miss Stockett will spend week with
friends in Massa chusetts before their re-
turn. Miss McNantZ will remain two weeks
in the mountains after leaving Block Is
land.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
MARRIED.

ELoA hR-BuT On Thursday. August a
1902. at the parsonage of the Methodist Frisco,,
pal church. 252 North 18th street. Philadeiph
by the associate pastor Benjamin La Pish, Mr..
h. IL. GLOVER of Boston, Mass Ia Mrs
ISABEL MIDDLETON BUTLER of Washing.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. F. ]. Rupert and her daughter. Mis-
Flo Rupert, accompanied by Miss Maymi
Burns, are spending their vacation at Colo
nial Beach.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Capt. Henry NJ. Knight, accompanied b,
Miss Knight, has Joined his daughters Mrs
Chas. w. Holmes and Mrs. E. A Muir, a
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
We have left in our
HOusefurnisgling Dept.

Oak Commode, imperfect rfduced from $3.50
,, sE bottom Wash Boiler imperfect reduced
Large Cedar Wash Tub reduced from 81. Is
to TIC. '' II
Fifth fCor I
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We have left in our
Mating Department

tOo yards Extra Heavy Seamless China Mating,
I nSr59T 1sra warp WARP n blus red recn and brown
500 yards Extra Heavy Seamless China Mating
gsrd 1aas and sd cheeks ihe popular cO0rs 1Se
70 Rag Carpet Rugs durable for kitchen use
ets.' ,sa size s8x1S inches. $500 each.
value, $500 a'A Af>'
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. William Mcclure and daughter
Miss Marie ]. Mcclure, have gone to At
lantic City for an indefinite stay, and vii
be Joined later by Mr.. Mcclure.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. Agatha Kraft formerly of Washing
ton, now of Roanoke, Va, is visiting
friends in Washington and stopping at 1871
34th street northwest.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Conscience Fund Contribution

There was received today by The ;reas-
urer of the United States 81, incIosed in an
envelope postmarksd New Brunsw uk, y
J..' to be deposited to the credit Of the
conscience fund"
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mr.. w. w. Rapley, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Rapley and Mr.. and Mrs
e. E. Rapley and child, are at Deer Park
Md. where they will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Hodges formerly Miss
NJ. Anderson Of Anacostia, are chaperoning
Miss Kate Lucketts. Miss Edna Knots
Mr.. Jesse Arnold and Mr.. G. H Baughman
for short stay at Colonial Beach.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Friday of each week practically dispose OF all
broken small lots incomplete
the like which have collected during the current weekand
this long enough become Old unde
srable
offerings today especially strong and worthy Of
careful attention.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

An autopsy in the case of Steward Tail
lander of the yacht Anita, who was found
oead IN a hotel at Marblehead, Mass,
ing.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. William Carey Sanger, wife of the
assistant secretary of war, Is reported to be
convelescing most satisfactorily from the
operation performed last month for APP
pendicitiS.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. NJ. R. Campbell and her little grand
daughter, Mary r. Graham of Washington,
are summering at Ocean City, Nd.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss Clara NJ. Hennig and Mr. John ]
Maher were married at the Cathedral IL
Baltimore. August IL, at 1890, by Rev
Father Gavin.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
We have left In our 81 70
Hosiery Department

10 Pairs Ladies' Fancy Black and White Check
ered cotton Hose, sizes and TO- reduced from
5oc to 25c. per pair. ~
Cotton Hose. sizes and 5lI, reduced from Soc.
to 12lac. per pair.
First floor.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss Helen NJ. Knighton, Mrs. Presto
and Mrs. j. A. Sanker have gone to Cresso
Springs for the month of August
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss Purman, sister of Mrs. John n
Thurston, is the guest of friends for sey
eral weeks at Seabright, \. j.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss Edna Sawyer of Washington 1.
spending the summer at Thurmont.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. Frank Ellis gave luncheon yester-
day at the Little Casino, Narragansett
Pier, where she also entertained earlier in
the week at large dinner.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins were guests yes
i terday at Narragansett Pier of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gould, whose yacht Taurus
has gone to and fro every day from New
port to the Pier since Saturday last.
Miss Gertrude w. Allison, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allison, and Mr.
Harold Edward Doyle were married last
| night at the Gurley Memorial Church by
Rev. DR.. Russell Verbry cke. The best man
was Mr. William Doyle and the ushers Mr.
Conrad Doyle, Mr.. Arthur Allison. Mr.
Charles Jones and Mr. Sherman Hilyer
Miss Anna Brahme was bridesmaid. and
wore blue organdy and carried white flow
ers tied with blue ribbons The bride was
dressed in French null and carried white
flowers. A small reception for the relatives
and bridal party followed at the Allison
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle will spend
fortnight a Ocean City, Md, and will be at
home to their friends after September 10
| at 34oi Morgan avenue northwest.
Mrs. Mckee has returned to her home in
Saratoga after a trip to Europe of several
months duration. Her children were
abroad with her.
Baron Paul Vietinghoff. who fell heir 10
his brothers title and fortune a few years
ago while earning his living a riding
master in New York was married Tuesday
in that city. His wife was Miss Martha =.
Fay, daughter of a wealthy soap manufac-
turer. The baron's life has been full of ad-
ventures. After the loss of his own fortune
he put his skill as a hOrseman to use, and
in that business was known i'm this city.
Life is a different matter now since his ac-
ceSSiOn to title and fortune. and he will
take his bride to his home in the Baltic
provinces for their honeymoon. They will,
however, return to this country to live.
Mr.. Joseph Torrens and family are now
occupying their cottage at Colonial Beach
and VIII not return until September II. Mr..
Torrens saved two children from drowning
on Tuesday last but tho rescue nearly cost
him his life.
Miss Jessie Durity of Capitol Hill, who
with her mother has been spending the
early summer in Chicago and Milwaukee,
will spend this month in Michigan with her
sisters and Miss Julia Hopkins.
Miss A. A. Prospect and Miss Aspasia
Prospect Of Capitol Hill are at Atlantic
City for several weeks stay.
Mrs. A. F. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Edith Brooks, have gone to the White
mountains for six weeks.
Miss Purman, sister of Mrs. John NJ
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Clearance Sale of
Foulard, Brocade and
Fancy Silks.

$50 yards Silk Foulards, in both
light and dark figured effects, for
early Fall wear.
SOC the yard.
Formerly SI.oo, SI.25 and $I.5o yd.
1900 yards Dark Brocade and
Fancy Silks, in figures and stripes,
for Dresses, Waists, etc.
soc. the yard
Formerly &c., $I.oo and $I.25 yard.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Mrs. A. F. Brooks and daughter, Mi:
Edith Brooks, have gone to the Whit
mountains for six weeks
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss R. A. Richardson sails today for
Boston.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WASHINGToNIANS TO THE FRONT
AT NARRAGANsETT.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins Making a
Round Of Summer Cities-The
Doyle-Allison Wedding.

Mrs. Frank Ellis gave luncheon yester-
day at the Little Casino, Nara gansett
Pier, where she also entertained earlier in
the week at large dinner.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss A. A. Prospect and Miss Aspasi
Prospect Of Capitol Hill are at Atlanti
City for several weeks stay.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Miss Jessie Durity of Capitol Hill, VIII
with her mother has been spending tn
early summer in Chicago and Milwaukee
will spend this month in Michigan with he
sisters and Miss Julia Hopkins.
Evening star., 1902-08-14
Fridays Bargain i'm
Mems NepHipee Shirts.
Fridays Bargain Inn
Wash Goods.

An unusually large and attractive gathering Of
WI sh Goods IN suitable lengths for shirt waists,
shirt waist suits, chdren's dresses, wrappers;
Swisses, Lawns, Ginghams, Dmities and other de-
sirable summer wash fabrics, domestic and import
ed. Some reduced half, some more, some
not much.
35 remnants Of Irish Dimites dainty stripes and
fgures-2 to 12-yard lengths,
Sc. the yard. Were 2bc.
so Remnants Dimities, Swsses and Lawns, 2 to
12yard lengths,
&c. the yard. Were &C., 1Oc. and 12ac.
100 Remnants Batiste Lawns and Swisses plain
coors AMI small designs Of polka dots. figures and
stripes on both white and tinted grounds; 2la to
12-yard lengths,
Sc. the yard. Were 121ac.
80 Remnants Best Percale, Colored IA to g.
yard lengths
Sc. the yard. Were 121ac.
1000 yards Batiste Dimty and Swiss.
DC. the yard. Was &C., 1Oc and 121ao.
Evening star., 1902-08-14

Senator and Mrs. Elkins were guests yes
terday at Nara gansett Pier of Mr. and
Mrs. George Gould, whose yacht Taurus
has gone to and fro every day from New
port to the Pier since Saturday last.