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The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
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secular DAYS, from p N. 10 10 p H. on SUNDAYS
and on certain holidays.
Public Lbfay-OIeu @ a. m. 70 g p. n holidays,
10 a. m 20 20 p. m.; Sundays, to 10 p q.
Executive Mausion-Opn 10 q. II. % ?. n.
United States CaDltoI-OUCn 2 a. 70. TO SO ,. n.
United States Tpasury-OTcn g q. ID. 90 . p IL.
State. War and Navy Derartmeuts-Open a. m.
10 . p. N. The original Declaration OF Indspcnd-
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Washington City Post-of5ce-Opcn al hours. The
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Fish Canmissi0n-Open a. N. % 80 p N.
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Saturdays and Sundays. Cthe- DAYS &c admission.
Government Printing Once-Open % a. II. 70 ?
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southworth Cottage. 55th 81. and Prospect ave.
IN THE SUBURBS.
biological Park-optn an day.
Rock Greek Bridge and PARK
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Naval Observatory -OUsn g a. m. % 3 p. N.
M0mj Vernon the home and tomb u Washing
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sunset
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m. 20 p m
Cabin john Bridge, Catholic University. and Alex
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Of this sum was expended for the pur-
chase OF property on Brightw0od avenue
Plans were obtained from Frank Miles
Dav. an architect Of Philadelphia. which
called for 1u expenditure Of 5000 Oo0 and
which provided for future additions.
bringing tle total cost 20 about &000,0U.
Opposition was aroused from interests
which feared that the proposed hospital
would affect them unfJv0Tably, although
there was no ground for their fear, and
this, together with the fact that so many
other large appropriations were neces-
sary. has kept Congress from making the
appropriation for the general hospital II
did. however. give the Commissioners. al
their urgent request $1Go 600 for the tuler-
cUlosis ward Of the proposed hospital, and
rtie VIII he completed as soon as pos
sible
we a so obtained AZ the last session an
appropriation for converting the old aims
house. near the Washington Asylum Hos
pital, into wards. for lhe care and deten-
ton of the insane and iuebriates. The
alterations are well advanced. and when
Congress has added an additional force
of employees. viii be a means Of relieving
the c9ngested quarters Of the hospital
"All this. however. refers 70 general
conditions. and not 20 the recent charges
agf inst the management, which are 50 DE
investigated by the Board of Charities.
According 90 my information. ami 10 the
former report Of the board. cond tious al
the institution reflect most crodiably on
-. Ziukham. the superintendent
Dr -. Percy HickIiuE. visiting physi-
clan 8t the Washington Asylum Hospital.
recognized also the present inaGequ8cy Of
a. Z
al the institution.
Il have. said Re recommended again
and again. as have also Mr.. Zinkham.
the superintendent and the Commission
ers, that larger appropriations be made
for the institution. These recommenda-
tions will be renewed at the coming ses-
sion
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schneider's Hard-sheH

otfNtfutEs EIUIu-HDtII tFuDs 4Fe The
finest to be had anywhere. Ask the man
on your right; he knows.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY

points South-Norfolk and Washington night steam
ers every evening IN the year at SO. and day
steamer daily at s a. m
To Mount Nemon-Steamer Manchester. daily, 10
a. m. and 80 2. m. from Seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Beach-See time table.
To Rock Creek Bridge, Geological Park, Chevy
Chase. and kmsington-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New YORK avenue every fifteen minutes
To Alexandria-Ferry steamer Lackawanna every
hour and a half from S a m 10 p IN.
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LEASES DAVIDGE HOUSE.
Mrs. w. G. WaEEaman VIII Remove
from Lafayette Arms"

Mrs W c. Waggaman, proprietress OF
the Lafayette Arms" who has occupied
the house at 6 Jackson place for some
time, has leased the property at the cor
ner Of Seventeenth and H streets north
west, known as the Davidge House, and
will move her establishment to that loca-
ton.
The premises at Jackson place has
been leased for a term Of years to the
Department of Justice, and will be oc.
cupied by this branch of the government
after it is vacated by Mrs. Waggaman
The terms of the two eases have not been
made public
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BOYS HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Two Youths Face Charge Of RObbinG
Auto store.

Charged with having broken into the
store OF r. \. Mudd. at 1879 New York
avenue, and stolen several automobile
attachments, Julius Brooks. aged four
teen. of s13 ! street; John May, aged
seventeen. of 221 Pennsylvania avenue.
and William Lomax. aged seventeen. of
AZ New York avenue northwest, were
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tives HOWlett and Pratt
The robbery was discovered last
Monday morning. when Mudd came to
his place of business He found one of
the shutters forced and one OF the win
dow panes broken. An automobile
clock. several tires. and other automo-
bile sundries had been taken. The
police have been able TO recover some
OF the articles.
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Go TO the Butchers Barbecue Mt Ben
ming September .. See Amusements.
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one Main 1900 When You Return

SUBSCRIBERS returning from their sum
mer home who desire TO have their, name,
sent 10 their city address will pleas
phone Main $500
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Artistic Floral Work for Weddings.

Guides men are excellently equipped with
special facilities. Their work excels I2I4 F,
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Opcn-air sacrcd Concert To-day.

The Naval Gun Factory Band will give
sacred concert to-day Sunday and
every Sunday during the entire summer
at Randle Highlands from 2 to s p. m.
Take Capital Traction Pa. ave. cars going
east, marked T and G. and get free trans
fers to Randle Highlands Only q few
minutes ride east of the Capitol mag
nificent view of the city and surrounding
country from Randle Highlands
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3-Ib. Cans KniromeI sy-rup. 11c,

SC cans Chill Sauce. 4c; 15c bottles Wor-
eester Sauce, Sc; &c boxes Scotch Mints
&c. j. 7. d. Pyles' Stores.
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CONGRESS AT FAULT
Former Inferno Defends IN
sane Asylum Officials.
MORE MONEY SORELY NEEDED

Impossible to Improve the DeplOr-
able Conditions at the Washington
Asylum Until Congress Increases
the Appropriation, DIR. Constas De-
cIHres-StaT Doing Best They Can.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
scoTTSBoRo.

Scottsboro August 24-(SpeciaL) Capt and Mrs. M. A. Payne have returned to their home in Memphis. after an extended visit to MT and Mrs. E. c. Snodgrass, at Larkins Landing.
 A party of young people enjoyed a moonlight drive to Tennessee river Mon day evening. An elegant luncheon was served on the bank of the river before their return home.
 Miss Agnes McClendon has returned from Memphis. She was accompanied home by Miss Marie Dolan of Memphis.
 MT. and Mrs, Walter Parker of Tus- cumbia. visited relatives here last week.
 Mrs. Samuel Ryan and daughter, Miss Augusta, have returned to their home in Waco, Tex. after visit to relatives here and at Fort Payne.
 Miss Bessie King entertained a number of her friends on Monday evening Deli cious refreshments were served
 Mrs. John w. Parks and children of Langston, are the guests of Mrs. Eliza beth Snodgrass.
 Miss Sydney Kyle has returned from Montgomery She will leave fin a few weeks for, Montevallo. where she will be one of the faculty of the Girls Indus trial school.
 Mrs. O. J, Dodge spent Monday fin Chat tanooga.
 Mrs. John Robinson has returned to her home in Washington city after visit to her parents, MT and Mrs. James W. Moody.
 Miss Laura Bouldn of Fort Worth. Tex. visited relatives here last week.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Arm and daughters have returned from Terre Haute.
 MT. and Mrs. William Schaffer of Nash
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville, August 24-(Special )-Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Wise have announced the engagement of their daughted. Miss Madie Coyle of Chattanooga, to Mir Jo- seph Friedel of Chattanooga. The we'd ding will be solemnized In September
 Dr. and Mrs. Fraser L. Adams enter tained with dancing party on Thursday evening in compliment to Misses Mary Saunders Clay of Birmingham and Vic toria King of Gallatin. About fifteen couples were present.
 A musicale was given in the Hippo drome on Tuesday night under the aus pices of the Huntsville Educational Cir ele. The reading of Miss Ruth Finney of Nashville was @ feature.
 Miss Sallie LeRoy Betts has returned from a visit in Belle Nina.
 Mrs. Reavis O'Neal has returned from Madison.
 Mrs. George s. Houston and Misses Ellen Irvine of Belle Nina, Patton and Thompson of Florence have been visiting in Huntsville this week.
 MT. and Mrs. S. B. Golohon of Gads- den are visiting here.
 Mrs. Gordon Farris has returned from Detroit.
 Maj and Mrs. Henry Mccoy of Pine Bluff, Ark, are visiting MT. and Mrs. A D. Rodgers.
 Mrs. M. M. Copeland of Memphis is visiting Mrs. Hall Blake.
 Mrs. Lula Johnson has returned from Niagara Falls.
 Miss Allie Robinson has returned to Birmingham after visiting Mrs C. A. williams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25

Rogers. Messrs. B1te, Harrel Mitchell, Weakley, Ingram and Chiffon.
 Oakwood Camp, at the Forks" near Florence, is the scene of another pleasant outing this week. The party leaving Tuesday morning for two weeks stay is composed of Judge Porter and family Rev. R. R. Harris and family, Maj. L. P. Fleming and family of Montgomery, Miss Gerdes Brown and Mir. Stanley Wyatt of Decatur.
 Dr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Brook left Tues day for two weeks stay at Bailey Springs.
 Maj. and Mrs. A. G. Negley left Thurs day for the Jamestown exposition. New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg
 Miss Margaret Clem of Tuscumbia Is visiting Miss Lady Ruth Whitaker.
 Miss Jamie Karsner has returned to IulIa, Miss.
 Miss Susie Bradley of Cornith, Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. T. Por- terfeld.
 Mrs. Ethel Holloway of KlIen, Ala, is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. A. ". Webster and Miss Kath- erne Webster are visiting in Huntsville.
 Mrs. A. D. Bellamy and children have returned from a visit to Illinois.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Douglas and son, Hiram, left Monday for a two weeks stay in New York.
 Miss Mary Arnold is spending the week at Bailey Springs.
 Miss Gerdes Brown has returned from Bailey Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. W. [. Reeder and daugh- ter, Willie Benham, arc at Dawson Springs for two weeks stay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
MoNTGoME

Montgomery. August Special. )- A cotillon at the Country club was the enjoyed social function of Monday evening when about twenty couples participated
 A pretty young folk affair of Mon day afternoon was the tackey party given by Miss Ida May Galatas in com pliment to her guest Miss Blanche Kerehner of Jackson, Miss.
 A dance at Pickett Springs, given by the Mobile cadets of the First infantry on Monday evening, was quite the most important social affair of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Norwood, the l Misses Norwood and MT. and Mrs. Henry Hall Clark of Mobile have gone to spend some time at Balsam Springs, Va
 Miss Jean Burke has returned from Abbeville, where she has been visiting friends.
 MT. G. M. Hamrich of Troy is visit ing his parents, MT. and Mrs. I. B. Hamrich.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Barnett have gone to Grand View. Miss Bessie Simpson has gone to Blount Springs.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross has returned from Denver, Col, where she has spent the past several weeks.
 The engagement of Miss Ethel Clan cey and MT Arthur Sackett Is an- nounced, the wedding to take place l September g. at Chillicothe, O., at the l home of her aunt Miss Clancy is a daughter of MT. Jack Clancey of Mont l gomery. and has been a popular visi- 1 tor here. MT. Saclett is a son of Gen eral Sackett of the engineering corps of the United States army. He is a civil engineer in charge of the tunnell being built beneath East river by the Pennsylvania railroad. l Mrs. Mary Wood Blue has announced the engagement of her daughter. Miss Howard Blue, to MT. John Sidney Adams of Birmingham. the marriage to take place on September II. at the home of Mrs. Wiley C. Hill, sister of the bride elect.
 Miss Clara Ellen Forbes has re- turned from Prattville, where she has been visiting friends.
 Mrs. Florence Harris has gone to Asheville, N c.
 Mrs. Richard Browder has returned home from an extended trip to New York. Boston and other points.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Arlington, who have been spending some time with his mother, Mrs. Mary Arlington, have returned to their homo in Livingston.
  have returned from Bayou La Batre. Miss Fannie Graham of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. F. A. Graham
 Miss Dora Pope and George Marshall Moncrieh were married Sunday after noon at the home of Rev. A. r. Dix, who otficiated.
 Miss Margaret Browne has gone to the home of her parents Hon. and Mrs w. B. Browne, in Columbiana, to spend some time.
 Miss Anita Perkins has gone to St. Louis to visit friends
 Mrs. ]. Kirkman Jackson and chil- dren have gone to Bailey Springs to spend several weeks.
 Miss Mary Bullock, who has been visiting friends in Montgomery has re- turned to her home in Mobile. MT. and Mrs. Bernard Steiner have gone to the mountains of North Caro- 1 ina.
 pr. and Mrs. Glenn Andrews have | gone to North Carolina Mrs. John J. Flowers and son James have returned from Colorado Springs, where they have been visiting MT. and l Mrs. E. P. Flowers. Mir. Flowers who 1 is In Colorado for his health, has im- proved very much and will return home | this fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
ATHENS.

Athens, August A.-(Speclal.) Miss Florence Swann of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Eunice Smith.
 Miss Elsie Lamb of Fayetteville, Tenn, is the guest of Miss Mary Mason.
 Miss Rowe Sanders has returned from a visit to relatives in Tennessee.
 Mrs. Katie Townes Clark and children have returned to Nashville.
 Miss Osie York Is home from Nash vile. where she visited her brother. Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Childress have re- turned to Pulaski after a visit to Mrs k. H. Rose
 Mrs. W. B. Rose and daughters have | returned to Pulaski after a visit to Mrs w. B. Norwood. Miss Jennie Walker has returned from New York.
 Miss Susie Hatchett is home from the | Banner Jamestown trip.
 Misses Juanita and Rebie Rogers are in | Birmingham.
 Miss Peace of Birmingham is the guest of the Misses Bailey.
 Miss Lizzie Wood has returned from New York.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Edmundson of Bes- semer and Miss Mildred Edmundson of | Bethel, Tenn, have been the guests of MT and Mrs. John Jones.
 Mrs. I. s. West and Miss Susie Baker of Columbia, Tenn, are visiting Misses Laura Lou and Georgia Jones' | Misses Powell and Strong of Huntsville are the guests of Miss Marie McGavock. MT. and Mrs. Ed Turner and children l of Columbia, Tenn. are visiting his fa- l ther Capt. John A. Turner. | Mrs. William Hundley has returned to Greenbrier after visit to Mrs. John H. Donnell. l Mrs. J. Weakley Cunningham has re- | turned from Birmingham.
 Mrs. Eugene Horton is home from Mont Eagle. Misses Sallie Randy and Pattie West moreland are home from Elimont | Springs
 Mrs. Henry Warten and daughters are home from Elkmont Springs. | Miss Mamie Smith of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting her sister, Miss Brentie Smith.
 Mrs. Patton of Livingston, Ala, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Price Hem | dricks. l Mrs. O. M. Hamblln and daughter, Miss Callie Mai, arc home from visit to Ten nessee friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
TUScUMR RIA.

Tuscumbia, August 24.-(Special.) )-The home and lawn of Dr. and Mrs. J. T.. Haney was the scene of a pretty party Tuesday evening when their daughter, Miss Etoile Haney, entertained about hfty young people in a charming manner. The lawn was brilliantly lighted with Japanese lanterns and the house was decorated with ferns and cut flowers. Miss Haney was assisted in receiving her guests by her mother, Mrs. J. G. Haney, and Miss Lucille Haney. Ice cream and cake were served during the evening.
 Mrs. Sam Ferguson entertained Tues- day afternoon at delightful reception in honor of Mrs. Goodwin Of oregon, Mrs. Seldom of Memphis and Miss Hill of Louisiana The home was most artistio- ally decorated in golden glow and ferns and about 16O guests enjoyed this charm ing hospitality. Misses Alma Wilson and May Whitson presided at the punch bowi and Mrs Ferguson was assisted in re- oeiving by the honorees. Ices and cake were served by Misses Fannie cooper Leslie Cloud and Bessie Rather.
 Miss Laura Burton entertained the Little Helpers club Saturday afternoon at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Amelia East. Refreshments were served. The Little Helpers is an organi- zation composed of the children of rus cumbia, whose object Is to raise 1unus to aid the charitable organizations Of the churches of the city.
 Misses Hazel and Fay Wells were host- esses Friday evening at a delightful re- ception at the home of their parents. Mrs Bessie Steele served orangeade to the guests upon their arrival.
 Mrs. Lawrence Ewins is visiting in Hills- boro, Ala.
 Mrs. Jack Hurst and baby of Birming- ham are visiting Mrs. William Winston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
SHEFFIELD.

Sheffield, August 24.-(Special.) )-Mrs. R. J. Thurmond entertained Tuesday morn ing at her handsome home, in honor of | her guest, Mrs. William Boothe of Mem I phis Mrs. Boothe formerly resided in Sheffield and the entertainment was in the nature or a welcome home. as only | the old friends of Mrs. Boothe are in- vited on this occasion. Little Miss Mar | garet Thurmond received the guests at l the door and invited them into the din- ing room, where tea and sandwiches were served, while in the parlor refreshing ices and cake were enjoyed.
 Tuesday afternoon MT. and Mrs. J. R. | Coleman entertained at pretty al fresco card party in honor of their sister, Miss Lila Coleman of Athens. The first prize, I piece of handwork, was won by Miss McClary while the consolation was cut
 by Miss Sanford. Mrs. s. B. McTyer
 served punch.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Garman entertained | Tuesday evening with a dancing party in honor of their guests, Miss Annie Lee Harrison and Miss Julia Griffith of Mem | phis. The parlor and dining room were tastefully decorated in red and white About twenty young people enjoyed the | hospitality.
 The Misses Little entertained Saturday 1 evening with an advertising party. Pic
 lures advertising various things were placed in every conceivable place about the reception rooms and prizes were awarded for the one guessing the great est number. Miss Lilly Saywell won the | first prize and the booby was presented 1 to MT William Statt. Punch was served i by Misses Della Little and Virginia Moore and ice cream and cake was served during l the evening.
 1 Mrs. T. R. Roulhac entertained Wednes- day morning at an informal reception in honor of Mrs. Kate L. Coleman of Ath- | ems.
 Mrs. Chester Garvin is visiting in Fort 1 Gaines, Ga.
 Miss Susie Bradley of Corinth, Miss, is | visiting Mrs. J. M. Bridges Misses Leta and Lesta Baker have re- 1 turned from a ten days visit to Birming | ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
EVERGREEN.

Evergreen, August 24-(Special.)-F. L. Riley and his sister, Miss Lizzie, have gone for an extended trip to Las Vegas, N. M.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Betts have been in Mobile this week, the guests of tho father of the latter, the Rev. J. s. Frazer, D. D. Mrs. N. B. Jones Is visiting her son, Fred Jones. at Escatawpa. Miss.
 Miss Fannie and Belle Atkinson have returned from @ visit to North Ala bama.
 E. C. Page, Esq. is absent on a bus mess visit to Flint, Mich.
 MT. and Mrs. k. l.. Malone have just returned from a visit to Florence and Birmingham.
 The Rev. C. s. Talley has returned from his vacation and will fill his pulpit at the Methodist church next Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. G. M. Leight of Geneva who once lived here. have been visitors to Evergreen this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
CHATTANOOGA,

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 24.-(Special) Countess Pasolino Pasolini, formerly Miss Mildred Montague of this city, with her husband the Count arrived in New York this week. They were met by MT and Mrs Dwight P. Montague and the Misses Geneviee and Carolyn Montague. The entire party will enjoy an extended western tour, returning here fin September for visit before leaving for Italy. The Count and Countess will be accompanied on their return to their home in Italy by Miss Carolyn Montague. whose edu- ca Ion will be completed in Florence. A great many charming social affairs will be rendered the titled couple while in Chattanooga.
 MT. and Mrs. W. N. Jones entertained with a picnic party at Fort Oglethorpe on Monday evening, when Miss Anne White Hall of Meridian. Miss. was the guest of honor. After a basket supper the party enjoyed the concert of the Twelfth regiment band. Among those who enjoyed the occasion were Misses Hall, Robbie of Sweetwater. Gehtrude Newman, Evelyn Buchanon, Mary Stew and Catherine Signaigo.
 The Pro Bona club of Highland park, enjoyed an unusual affair on Monday evening, when Colonel Keer of the Twelfth regiment United States cavalry, arranged special band concert Guard mount was also witnessed by the mem- bers of the club. The members and their friends went down to Fort Oglethorpe in a private car.
 The Francis M. Walker Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy met on Monday afternoon with Mrs. John G. Rawlings at her country home fin St. Elmo. literary programme was en- joyed and three new members, Mrs. Emma Whiteside. Miss Margaret Saun- ders and Miss Mary Everett, were elected
 Misses Thankful Everett, Grace Me Calie Eula Jarnagine and Tommie Duffy sailed this week from Europe for home, aft r spending the summer abroad.
 Misses Hazel Brock and May Montague returned this weel. from Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. O1mstead have re- turned from Europe.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Clark entertained on Monday evening with an informal musicale in honor of their guest. Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
Golfers Policy.

We sell goods just cheapy at it is possible for them to be sold and keep business going We in the business to make money, but not in any great rush about it. It is plan to handle only the reliable
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