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WILL BE OPEN LABOR DAY.
s. Kann, Sons & Co. VIII AeeommO-
date Patrons Until One O'Clock.

S. Kann. Sons & Co. will keep their
store open until l p. m tomorrow 10
allow any who have special holiday or
other needs 10 supply the opportunity to
do So and have arranged some unusually
good specials from nearly every depart
ment OF the house as attractions
Attention viii principally center, doubt
less, upon the sale Of sample suits in the
new modes that are to be popular during
the late fall and winter. Suits that are
manufacturers samples and merely dis
played in showrooms long enough to take
orders from high-grade retail houses.
Some Of the other items deserving spe-
cial remark are those OF fine Brussels
rugs, eight by ten feet or over. and Of
fered az about a third under real worth.
Another special that will draw many
eager purchasers TO this firms store to-
morrow is that of women's tailored skirts
in the new fall styles. offered also at a
third under the price at which they are
usually sold.
In yard goods, black taffeta, this FIRMS
famous guaranteed green edge" tRffeta,
sold at a considerable saving on every
yard, is the leading attraction.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Real estate brokers, while generally
complaining that the market is quiet.
stated yesterday that there were evil
dences of enlivenment. 1t appears that
several good deals were pulled on during
the week. which viii be ready for an
.nouncement as soon as the papers go 70
record
The renting season has begun in ear
nest and the activities of most Of the Of
fees is now directed to finding suitable
homes for those who will live in rented
houses during the fall and winter.
Dwight Anderson yesterday announced
the purchase from the CraIghill estate by
William J. Heller Of the business proper
ties at 1909 10 1915 Fourteenth street north
west, the price paid being S22,5oo. The
properties in question are four brick
stores, and the entire lot has frontage
Of SO feet on Fourteenth street by a
depth OF 10 feet
VIII Remodel Building.
It is the intention Of the purchaser TO
remodel the buildings and add new fronts.
Hunter q Bell nave been commissioned 10
prepare plans for the rebuilding.
Boss & Phelps, two young real estate
men of the city, have formed an incor-
pOrated company, and have opened real
estate Offices at 9O4 Fourteenth street
northwest. The present location is tenn
pOrary, the new company intending about
q fortnight hence TO locate permanently
at 80 Fourteenth street, opposite Frank
lin Park
Harry X Boss. president of the new
company, was recently secretary # the
Moore & Hin Company, and H. Glenn
Phelps was until a few days ago settle
ment of sales and title clerk for the
Moore & Hill Company.
To Conduct General Business.
The new company Will engage in a
general real estate business. and beside
the two heads Of the company. Ben Tenn
pie Webster, Bert Saxton, Herbert C.
Hopkins. and Richard L. Boss are as
ISOLATED with them.
Several amusement-resort promoters
were in the city last week looking over
the ground at AnalOstan Island with a
view to the possible converting of it into
an amusement park. Edwin II Pillsbury.
who has been connected with the promo
ton of the enterprise. has prepared a
prospectus Of the various features which
viii be applicable TO the locality, and II
is understood that considerable progress
has been made toward the realization Of
the plans, which have been under ad-
visement for several months pending the
action OF the courts In ratifying the sale
Of the island to the parties interested.
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T mmnggnnm nHna9HBgmgB@ n9@nn nnnnmRg
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Corgess-Open a. N. TO 70 p, m. on
secular days. from p N. TO 10 p N. on sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Library-Open . a. N. to ?. m. holidays.
70 a. m. to 10 p. m Sundays. 2 to 10 p.
Executive Mans;on-Open 10 a. m. 70 p. m.
United States Capitol-Opep a. m. 70 40 ?. m
United States Treasury-Open a. m. to p. m.
State. War and Navy Departments-open a. m.
70 ? p. m The original Declaration Of lDGepend-
ence is IN the Library of the STATE Department.
United States Patent 0faee-open a. M to
p. m.
United States Pension Bureau-open &. m. to
p N.
United States Post-oface-Open 9 a. m 70 p. m
Washington City Posi-oflce-open all hours. Grhe
Dead Letter once is Ia the city post-ohicel
National Bota1ic Gardeus-0pen a. n to p. m.
Fish Conmiss.on-Open a. m 20 40 ?. m
Army Medical Museum-Open a. m. to 40 p N
National Museum-Open a m 20 $50 p m Tn
GLIDING holidays.
Smithsonian Institution-Opsn a. N. to iso D
n. Including holidaysl
Agricultural Department-Open a m. TO 40 ,. m.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing-Open a M
to 2 30 D. m
Washington Monument l555lk feet in beght)-oper
$50 a. m 70 40 p. Elevator runs from a m
until p M
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-Open $50 a m. to 4
2. N. in winter; a. m. TO D. N. in summer
Sundays-lS0 p. N. to p. N, excepting in mid
summer. Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays
Saturdays and Sundays; other days. &c admission.
Government Printing Ofice-Open 10 q. m to I
2. N.
Navy Yard-Open a. n. to $50 p N
southWorth Cottage. 18th st. and Prospect ave-
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological Park-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase Remington, and Chesapeake Beach.
Naval ObseTTatOry-Open a. m 70 p m
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washing
tOn-Open II a. N to s D. N.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day.
United States Soldiers Home-Open q N. q
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds. TennaI1ytown road-open 8 q.
N. 10 p. m
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
andria
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
MAY DISMISS FOUR MIDDIES.
supt. Badger Wants TO Cashier Them
for Misconduct.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, Aug. 3l.-SUperintendent
Badger, Of the Naval Academy, has rec
commended the dismissal Of four midship-
men for misconduct.
at the Academy this morning Il was
said that nothing would be given out
concerning the young men or the charges
against them until the recommendation
Of the superintendent had been acted
upon by the President. 10 whom the pa
pers had been forwarded through the
Navy Department
1t is expected that the recommendation
of the superintendent, which is largely a
formality, win be approved by President
Roosevelt. Two Of the youths whose Of
lenses are said TO have been severe
breaches OF discipline, are understood TO
be under arrest, and confined TO their
rooms. except at meal times. The
charge against one Is said 10 be that Of
Jumping ship" or overstayfag leave
ashore while on the summer cruise.
The authorities stated that the charges
against the four youths were not in any
way connected with hazing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
f. ID. Stair in the City.

Mr.. z. D. Stair, owner OF the Detroit
Free Press. president Of the Lafayette
Company, and a large stock
holder and director in the New Academy.
was IN town yesterday. He compliment
ed Mr F. B. Weston, manager of the
and Manager Lyons. of the
Academy. on the up-tO-date progress and
bright outlook for both playh0Uses. MI
stair left last night for Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
AMERICANS REPORTED SAFE.
Minister Gummere Cables They
Have Reached Tang{er.

Minister GummeTe, the American diplo-
matte representative at Tangier, yester-
day eabled the State Department that all
the Americans in Morocco are safe. The
foreign colony, which had gathered at
Fee, has arrived safely at Tangier, but
two American missionaries, Mr.. Gummere
says. refused to join the party of for
eigners, and were left in the town of
Sara.
On the journey from Fee. down the
coast to Tangier. Mr.. Gummere said
that everything was found TO be quiet.
although the route was through a section
Of Morocco which is at present in con-
troll Of the savage tribes which are at
war with the French authorities.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

An open-air service, under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will be held under the trees Of
Franklin Park at 40 o'clock this after
noon Rev George Bailey, of the West
ern Presbyterian Church, will conduct
the service, and will deliver the principal
address. Vocal selections are to be given
by Walter Humphrey. Every one is in
vited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
Funeral of Admiral windsor.

The body OF Rear Admiral W A Wind
sor. L. s. n. VIII arrive here this after
noon at 3 o'clock. from New York. where
his death occurred Friday morning. The
body viii be inferred in Arlington Gene
terry and the following officers will act as
honorary pallbearers: Rear Admiral
Nancy. Z. S. n, RETIRED Rear Admiral
Asa Walker, L. S. N; Commodore VIII
Hanson, u. s. N. retired; Capt. Parks,
I. s. n, and Commanders Smith and
White.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clay c. Ruff. Of Rufsdale Pa. and Annie S.
Cleaver. OF Bedford, Pa
Thomas Rodda and Bessie L Payne.
Wilbur R. Wilstead, Of Hosdley. Va, and Pearl
V. Synco1, Of Dumfries. Va
Albert c. Gray. Of Bennir--. D. c.. and Rosa B.
Miller
Everett a. Smith. Of Boston. Mass. and Mae ].
Carver, Of Birmingham, Ala
Ole 4. Carter, Of Ross,yn, Va, and Efle W.
Lewis Of Fort Alyer Heights Vs.
Benson E. Grinder and Bessie R, Knight
Charles Kappel and Pearl Nyer. both Of Rich
mOnd. Va.
Charles F. Wsring and Corinne Tunstall.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

The Naval Gun Factory Band will give
q sacred concert to-day Sunday and
every Sunday during the entire summer
at Randle Highlands from to 6 Q. m.
Take Capital Traction Pa ave. cars going
east, marked T and g, and get free trans
fers to Randle Highlands Only a few
minutes ride east Of the Capitol A mag
nihcent view Of the city and SUI ounding
country from Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to tbs Blu.
reau Of Navigation:
Auived-August 30, Tacoma, at Tompkinsyille and
Navy Yard. y. Y: Dolphin, at Nantucket
Saiied-August g. Nina from Navy Yard. New
York. for Newport auguSt 90, Tacoma from
Tompkinsville for Navy Yard, New York; Chat
tanooga, from VladiTostok for Hakodate, Japan
Dolphin from Nantucket for Portsmouth n Il
Arethusa. from League Island for Proyincetoyn
Des MOines from Boston for Pruyincetown
Nevada placed in reserve August g. and Olymnia
and Florida placed in reserve August 80. at
Naval Academv
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
LOCAL MENTION.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. and al
points south-Norfolk and Washington night steam.
es every evening in the year at $50. and day
steamer daily at 8 a. N.
To Mount YeTnOn-steamer Macalester, daily. q
a n and 2S5 ?. n. from Seventh street wharf
Chesapeake Bs4ch-Ses time table
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park. Chew
Chase, and Kensington-Csrs from Fiftsenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
To AlexaHdris-Ferry steamer Laekswanns even
hour and 6 half from a. N. to p u
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NAVAL Ordera.

Commander F. W. KELLOGG. to Naval Station.
Charleston.
Navy Yard, New York. TO command AIbatross
Surgeon E. J. GROW, detached Naval Hospital.
Washington. to Bureau Of Medicine and sur.
gerry, Navy Department.
Conner II. ]. PALMER, to Minnesota
Gunner d. b. VASSlE, detached Naval Academy.
to California.
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DEATH RECORD.

Simon F. Hurlcbaus. 2l7 9Th st. Sc, Is years
Olive Coffern Children's Hospl.. 2 years.
Mary J, AIulvey. III Sd St. ne, IS years
Sophie Voigt, Children's Hospl.. 3 months
COLORED.
Annie Ross, 90 ST. NV. @ years
Lucy Smith, 2s19 n st, NV. 81 years.
John Howard. Freedmels Hospl., IS years
Conway Coates. DeanWOod. d. C.. IS years
John II. Brooks. Home for the Aged and Infrm
years.
Theodore c. White. 1S75 I'd St sw, months
Mary Piper. rear 1917 llth st. NV. 2 months.
Charles Herd. laOl lst st. nv, 3 searss
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than vas ever
before attained by any morning newspa-
per at the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
Many UnrecOrded Deals Have
Been Completed.
SALE BY CRAIGHILL ESTATE

william j. Heller Purchases Business
Properties ON Fourteenth Street
Phelps Is Incorporated by Several
Young and EnterprisInE Dealers.
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Toe Mncnronf, sc, loo spaghetti. Sc,

sc Noodles, 31zc: Ice Puddine. &c; 10c Min
ute Tapioca, ne; lQc Jellycon, nc, J. T.
d. Pyles Stores.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

See Houses Sd and Nd. Ave. n. z.
Open for inspection daily. Low price.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Beautiful Flowers for Weddings.
GUIDE can always be depended on for
best specimens and best plans. 12l4 L.
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Most economical; best bakers. c. A
Muddiman & Co, Gle 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
beautiful Flowers for Weddings.
Onen-nir sacrea Concert To-aar

Guide can always be depended on fol
best specimens and best plans. 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

felix's certainly do enjoy Schneider's Hard
shell Crab Feasts nightly.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

See Those Homes on Capital Hill.
Sd and Nd. ave. ne. Open daily.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Parl
Chicaro JeweI Gns Rnnges.

Hotel. Summer Garden, Rathskeller. y.
Y. ave, and 18th st. f. EndTes, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Bent. II. COEez q Co., UphOlsterIBE OF ais
kinds. slip covers. 90s 9Th Nv. u. s5lA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

That comply with the law. Consult
FRED J. WHITE 49, Maine ave. sw.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

DR.. CARLETON VAUGHN,
Reliable dentistry; reasonable prices
Phone Main 205s. 1912 T ST. NV.
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Harrison.
formerly daughter
Harrison died Harrison
younger widow
Dmmck of afterward the wife
Mrs Parker
Francisco recently
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following
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Her articles published the
mopoan years widely
during his school
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Princeton student
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MISS ISABEL MAY.

satin, edged with heliotrope cord. the waist
composed Of overlapping RULES OF blue
and InaUve chiffon IN the new champagne
effect and yoke OF point c'esprit with
appliques Of embroidered pansies in the
two shades Of the dress and pearls. Mira.
Irons. wife OF Colonel Irons, L. s. A
military attacne. was clad in satin chif-
fon, lowered in pale tints on white
ground. a point lace berthe. and black
picture hat AIRS. Price wore long lace
gown and a black hat with plumes
sweeping 10 the shoulder; Mrs. Wilson
an all over ecru lace. princesse over
white taheta with large Iegh0rn hat;
Mrs. Jackson pink wolfe over silk with
large lace and pleated chiffon; Mrs.
Thompkins. wife OF Flag Lieutenant and
Aide J. T ThOmpkins. a lovely white
gown and hat Mrs. Kennon wore q
robe Of white silk, embroidered with
Italian pattern in black. IN narrow
bands. with black velvet edging Maltese
lace inset on the bodice, short sleeves.
Roman style. showing the black en-
broidery on the white and black velvet
framing il, and a white hat with white
roses and a bow OF black velvet Mrs.
Peck. bride Of Captain Peck. from Ma
Mia. was in gray-hat gown, gloves,
and shoes-the costume relieved BY pink
roses on the hat and Venetian mosaic
clasps on the wolfe bOlero- Mrs John
Jay Moller, also from the Philippines.
wore an imported costume in black and
white, and Mrs Blasdel had a gown OF
black silk. with deep yoke Of hand run
lace, a coat Of black Chinese embroidery.
and black picture hat Miss Miller wore
white with jumper skirt Of art green:
/ Miss W. Miller white. also the Misses
/ Du Bose, Mrs. Dunn. wife of Colonel
/ Dunn. had a dress Of maize and white
made with a Dutch skirt. ana a burnt
straw hat with white tips and brown
! embroidered gauze draperies.
/ An enjoyable meeting OF the Alpha
/ Kappa Sigma Club was held Friday
| evening in the residence Of Miss Kath-
! ryn whitmer on Holly avenue. Takoma
/ Park
/ The club assembled at p. n, and af-
I ter a short business meeting occupied
the remainder Of the evening In games
(Courfurrpd on Fifth
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Secretary Cortelyou and the foreign
officers visiting in Norfolk were the
guests of Gen and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant at dinner Monday evening in the
Chamberlin Ho,el. There were two
tables prettily decorated with white
roses, ferns, and smilax, and covers
were laid at each for twenty guests.
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burn. y. Z. Among her guests were
Miss Natalie Magruder, Of Washington;
Miss Emily Tremaine. Upton Alexander
and Lyman Tremaine, all OF New York
Miss Margaret Wake. daughter Of
Mai WiIloughby Wake. L. s. A, has
left Fort Monroe. Va. where she has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs Tot
ten. wife Of Lieut. James Totten. L s
A, and is now visiting at West Point.
Mrs. l. J. Smith. OF Washington. has
been the guest CT her daughter Mrs
Glenn H Davis. at Governors Island
N Y, for the past week
Miss Helen Taft. daughter OF the Sec
rotary OF War and Mrs Taft. who IS
the guest Of Miss Aleshire. at West
Point. was the guest OF honor at a tea
/ Tuesday afternoon given for her BY Mrs.
Goethals and Mrs. Aleshire. The guests
were the young ladies residing and visit
| ing al the post and cadets OF the first
and third classes.
! Gen c T. Humphrey. L. S. A. re-
4 tired. has been spending few DAYS az
Wade's Point, Nd. this week. After
/ the middle Of July, he expects 10 spend
! the remainder OF the summer in New
/ England,
! Mrs. GOethals. Of West Point. has as
her guest Miss Gardener. OF Washing
| ton
A brilliant reception was rendered
Gen and Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell last
| Friday on their return 10 the post at
! Fort Leavenworth. Kan, for a short
stay. The reception was held in Pope
Hall by the officers and ladies Of Fort
| LeavenwCTth. The hall was handsome
" decorated and a course supper was
served in the banquet hall. The receiv-
ing party Included General and Mrs.
Bell, Gen. Charles 3. Hail. the Misses
Hall. Gel. Thomas Davis. Col. and Mrs.
George Young. Col. NJ. II. Andrews, and
Capt ". H. Gordon.
CAPT. Fitzhugh Lee. Seventh Cavalry.
and Second Lieut.. Philip Sheridan. IT..
Fifth Cavalry. have gone 10 Fort Riley,
Kan
. General and Mrs. Greedy and the
Misses Greedy. after a pleasant week s.
end visit with friends at White Bear
Lake, returned 10 their home in chi
NAbn AdSL week LaEer IneN VIII STOP
! at St. Paul. MINI. for a day or two
on their way 10 their new station az
Vancouver Barracks. Wash.
A reception was given by Commander
John a. DOugherty. naval attache, and
Mrs DOugherty al the American en-
bassy in Tokyo. Japan, to Rear Admiral
Dayton. commanding the Pacific feet
( and the officers of the L s : VVesr Vfr.
? ginia and the L. 5. s Colorado. Mrs
= Dougherty received in n beautiful gowT
/ Of white chiffon, Dresden satin, and lace
The skirt had alternate graduated bands
OF the Powered satin and inserted lace
and deep lace yoke reached 70 tht
. satin bodice girdle; the short sleeves
: were formed Of ruffles of lace and chif-
fon, and she wore a picturesque blacl
hat with plumes. Miss Wright wore &
Paris dress Of mauve crepe. the skirt trim
med with applied patterns OF dull blue
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Personals.

The North Shore season Is now at
its height, practically every cottage
being occupied and the hotels fast hll-
ing with summer guests. OF the for
eign representatives who will make this
spot their summer headquarters this
year, the Russian embassy Is of chief
interest This will be its third season
at CoolIdge's Point. Manchester. Baron
and Baroness Rosen and their daughter.
Baroness Elizabeth, went down last
week by auto from Boston. The Am
bassadOr and Baroness Rosen have been
very popular along the shore the past
two seasons and have been much feted,
and already several small parties have
been planned in their honor.
NJ Kroupenski. the legal attache Of
the Russian embassy. has engaged a
suite of rooms at The Oaks. Magnolia
for the season. This cottage is not
far distant from that Of Baron Rosen.
Prince Koudacheff. the first secretary
of the Russian embassy, Will not be
at the shore until the latter part OF
the season, but has engaged suite at
! the Dolphin for the month OF August
Among other arrivals at Magnolia
from Washington are Gen. George L.
Andrews, L. S. A. retired. and Mrs.
Andrews. who are stopping at the
Oceanside. The Andrewses have been
regular summer visitors at Magnolia
for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Armstrong are
also registered at the Oceanside for the
! summer.
Secretary Taft was the guest of the
W. J. Boardmans, at their beautiful
I Manchester estate. Wyndeciiffe. the lat
ter part of the week. He was at the
shore Thursday and was the recipient
Of much attention from the smart set.
, MS Henry Cabot Lodge seems 10
have found an antidote for bridge. II
! is nothing less than study for Greek
Mrs Lodge is spending the summer in
her splendid summer home, near
Nahant, Mass, and she has succeeded
in interesting fifteen young women IN
the racking pastime of exploring Greek
| dictionaries.
| Inc Assistant Secretary of State Rob
ert Bacon. who is acting Secretary. is
spending the weekend with his family
in their summer home at westbury.
L. l.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Truman II. Newberry. who is also acting
Secretary, has gone to his summer home
at Watch Hill. R. l.. to spend the week
end with his family.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John w Timmons left
] today for Newport where they will re-
main for some time. Mrs. Timmons will
! join her parents, the Vice President and
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Miss Sylvia Wilder. daughter of Col.
WILDER f. Wilder. L. S. A. entertained
a house party over July 1, at her coun-
try home. at Willow Brook, near Au-