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The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

ARLINGTON. FORT SlYER, FALLS CHURCH,
Cf.AREND0N, BALLST0S, DUNN-LORING,
CANTON AND FAIRFAX COURT
HOUSE Cars at frequent intervals from M6ane
Vernon station IZth street and PennsyTanis avenue
('Phone main sll and from south end. Aqueduct
BTidce FPhoue west 2l2). Historic suburbs Fight.
ing sro1nd Of the Civil War. See Colonial Records
and last viii CT GeoTEe Washington az FaiTiRX Court
House Ask for tickets via Falls ChErch Lima.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

Waists which are not too complicated
for home making, and yet are nice
enough TO wear on any casion, are a
necessary consideration for every up-to-
date woman. Figured Shantung Is being
used for fashiOning many gowns and
waists Of this order. and a waist Of this
material is here sketched. showing groups
Of narrow tucks in front wide tucks in
Gibson effect at each side. and a deep
circular yoke. while the trimming bands
which complete the decoration. but which
may be omitted if desired, may be made
Of lace or embroidery. The yoke may be
made Of lace or Of plain material, and
may be omitted If an elaborate evening
waist is called for The rufied sleeves
are a pretty finish TO the waist and are
especially dressy when made short.
though provision is made for full-length
sleeves Il these are preferred. Any pretty
silk or chiffon-finished fabric would
serve for making. IL yards . inches
wide being needed for the medium size
Six sizes-S2 to 42 inches bust measure
This pattern may be obtained by IN
closing TO cents in stamps and addressing
the Pattern Department. The Washing
ton Herald. 724 Fifteenth etreet. and in
oieating the number (609D and size
wanted.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

The japanese common people are great
travellers when the accommodate are
brought within their means. and the cost
Of everything in connection with the ex-
position VIII be fixed in accordance with
their ability 70 pay. OF course the bene-
ht of these cheap rates will extend to the
foreign visitor as well. The japanese
custom OF making 9ilgriniages to the
various temples in the country is a great
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15
WASHINGTON Major HURT.

To BE CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15
FROM MS
POINT OF VIE w

A recent court decision permits young
women 10 retain possession Of gifts re-
ceived from men who expected 70 lead
them to the altar, even after tender re-
lations have ceased to exist. It is 10 be
regretted that it was ever necessary to
secure a court decision upon such mat
ter. for il argues a class of women who
are deficient in fine feeling.
It is hard to understand how any girl
would want to keep presents which must
have associations which are not pleasant
when couples have parted It is an un-
written law, law Of good taste. that
betrothal gifts are nothing more than
loans till the MARIA age ceremony has
been performed. and that a young man
RECEIVERS them with his freedom from
promises of marriage. OF course. the man
who demands them through a process Of
law is open to serious criticism on the
subject of breeding, bgt none can deny
his moral rights in the matter.
This is a hard. practical age, In which
even welI-reared girls are tainted with
the mania for getting all possible gain
from life. Where formerly fruit. flowers,
sweets, music. and books used to be the
limit of good taste as presents from men
to the women they admired, girls and
matrons accept all kinds of articles. even
for personal wear. and sometimes. with
out the least intention OF giving encour-
agement to the donors. The recent death
of a most unattractive old millionaire
revealed an appalling state OF affairs,
for there fell into the hands of his heirs
voluminous correspondence. In which
women. young and old, professed an ex-
travagant affection for the man, which
had been well paid in hard cash.
The worst of the lot bore the name OF
a woman who had been highly respected,
and contained references to the affection
of her pretty daughter, and the rewards
both expected. 1 heard a story told in q
public waiting room about a young woman
ard a man who had not done her the
honor of a proposal, although he openly
admired her. Re asked her what she
wanted for a Christmas gift. and she
promptly answered: "A check for my
dressmaker." As the bill was large, the
mans embarrassment can be imagined,
but he was brave. so he paid it and
charged the amount in his notebook to
experience.
I know Of a man who escorted a girl
to the cat show In a large city. and was
literally buIIied into buying a Persian
animal whose price kept him short for
a month. Another gave a dinner party
and was heeced by the women from the
chaperon to the debutante Of seventeen
summers. They demanded souvenirs Of
the occasion, and selected his choicest
plate for the purpose. He happened to
have plenty of money, so the loss was
purely sentimental but they ought to
have heard what he said Of them after
ward. II might have done them good.
BETTY BRADEEN
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

While you think OF it, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald, and
bill viii be sent you at cent q word.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Taxpayers Suit Brought Climax.

\; the tine OF 81, foreclosure Of the
mortgage Edward L. Wheeler Will
iausburg liveryn.an. made an applice-
lion TO Justtra B'a .kmar for a writ OF
mandamus TO compel III city to operate
the ferries. This was in the nature Of
. friendly suit, as the city authorities
The evening world., 1908-12-03

hn1 figured upou mailing The various
.'nos part II 'uo municipal ferry sy..
ten, under which f"rri"s ate already
operated 90 staten Island amt south
BrooNlNu.
Pending the decision OF tic court OIL
the duplication OF Mr. Wheeler tho ctty
assumed 10 guarantee the operating
'olnpanr against loss Arrangements
VII now br made for the transfer OF
titN.
,Jasti.e Barkmar. lin his ruling. gives
the city the night to offer the franchises
ana property Of the uefunct ferry com
pahN AT auction, but this was tried lie
inle ana no man or corporation would
The decision OF Justice Rlackmar is
based upon the contention thai when
ne city granted Il franchise to- The
brouklNn Ferry Company for the oner-
ation OF ferries between certain poInt &
on opposite sides OF tho East River tho
routes or the ferry boats became puhlir
highways. Upon the failure OF the uri-
Eate corporation 10 operate tile lines.
Justice Blackmar holds. II is the rity's
duty to Ito so for the advantage ANA
convenience of the general public.
The evening world., 1908-12-03

lroElle fcll In love with hcr and tempo
rnrilv surrendered lla income aud fam
ilN position 10 marry hor.
When Prince Robert Icr tno army to
marry the brautiml American Ibis
Il thcr cut him off without q penny.
Uhoroupou the son wrote him as fol-
lows. "if You decide not to conRen, to
my marriage. you will render me I'm
happy al my life. ! shall not return
to France, and I shall roam about the
world carrying always my iucurable
erief Ike u soul In torture. I prefer to
obandon all rather than be forever sep
a. attd from her"
prince' Adamcc could not he moved
aud predicted CyniceilN that TIM" would
cure, the Young man Of hts in!atuHtiOn,
ana that the end would be- the divorce
court llIs prediction has come true
after less tnIu three years.
primo, RrDlrt and mis- hrie were nen-
l,flr~s when they reached New York
and sough, shelter IN a furnishrl MON
Princess had a fairly pleasing voice and
got unyaerncnts IN vaudeville, Prince
Robert conducting tn. orchestra willie
,hc saug and while y hurs" attended
,Eelr bthy daughter IT. conspicuous
stage buN.
rIe ,ouIlo later went to Eng and,
vherp .nr Princess continued her sing
INC Their 1nuearanCe IN Paris was
prevented ;hrourh the Influence of tho
be Rroglieg. Cable dispatches reported
several months ago that Prince RobCr,
Had deserted his VIE. charging hc1'
with .ufaithfulness. she retortrd that
the desert!on took place when her
The evening world., 1908-12-03
MODEL FLAT TO
TEACH HOUSEWORK
Experts Will Show East Side
Girls Way to Furnish and
Care for Home.

To teach vourg girls o., ID nclghbor-
hood the proper way to furnish and
care for home, model fat las been
opened oy fashionable young women OF
St. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church in three rooms on the top floor
Of No. $50 Stanton street.
Tho building. ia one Of the most
crowded districts Of tho east side, is
occupied ny the New York Protestant
Episcopal CITY Mission Society. Thu
total cost .: furnishing the three rooms
was $50. and experts in turnish.ry.
cooking, launderi7; and other household
Ia Dor details are ON hand TO give in
struction 10 prospective brides. Tire flat
is an obiect lesson. In morning classes
the children ARE taught, and at night
the girls WHO arc about to become
brides.
one OF the methods IS 20 admi. he
pupils INTO the Nat after i mas been
placed in the utmost disorder and allow
them u redrra"gc everything, from
making me beds 20 busting and air!ns
tho rooms. uLde" the direction OF the
instructors. They are tal.lht to COOS,
required to eat what they cook ana
tnen - wash the dishes and hut every
thing n order
In charge Of the model fiat Is coa..
nittre, consisting Of Miss susan E...s.
President; Miss Jui!ana Cutting Wee
President, Mss Dorothy Mcrrv.ee..
Treasure. and Miss Mgcgare, Gye2el.
Secretary
The evening world., 1908-12-03
PORT OF NEW YORK..

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TODAY.
DlnEdalehall. HRvre. Patricia Roulogne
Ida, Almena. Antilles New CSriean-
Louisiana. liRNre. NGmuri TsmpiCu
Main. Bremen. III Nortc. Galveston
Algeria, Gibraltar. IeCina t'Ilalis. Genoa
Victorian liverpool. Huron, Ilchy1uulle
KarthaEo. Hamburg
OUTGOING; STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TODAY
a Lorraine. iiI,l". Its ot Savannah.
Mcr'a. Havana. ..'R7ral
Alliance, tuiou. g. j. Tlot'eH
Grosscr EUrGuclst tNriSti1nsand
HreHen. Princess Anne \orIpl.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION
Quickly Cures Rheumetic Pains,
AlhO SyNIem Hmilher

Go to any good prescription druggist aud
get the following:
One ounce compound syrup Of Sarsapa
rilla and one ounC" TOris compound Add
these to a half pint OF frsl class whiskey
and use Il tablespoonful before each meal
and at bed time, The bottle must be well
shaken each zine.
Although this is seemingly a common
place formula. yet IL Is the most effective
known for the eradication OF acid poisons
from the blood, absolutely curing ali kinds
of rheumatism. and at the same time re-
storing the whole system 10 vigorous
healthy condition.
The enfeebled body and nerves will feel
its remarkable restoring eff. is after the
first few doses. but 1t should be continued
until health il fully recovered.
The prompt use of this excellent mixture
Will be found to save many dollar in
doctor bills and much suffering
The evening world., 1908-12-03
WHY is A SUFFRAGETTE?
HERE is THE ANSWER.
It's Simple Enough When You
Come to Think Of It, She Doesn't
Want 10 Be All OH Maid.

According to Miss Ethcl NJ. Arnold OF
London, the niece Of Matthew Arnold
and sister Of Mrs. lIumphry Ward, one
or the strongest arguments for woman
suffrage IN England Is that It win save
many women from the tragic fate OF
single blcssedness
In London society" she explains
"a clever wife can nout dun husband,
but a man with duh wife Is forced to
leave her at home Tho dcarth OF mar
riageable men in England is appalling
Many women In TIE higher classes have
remained unmarried. This hideous and
tragic waste OF life cannot continue in
definitely"
IN outlining the growth OF The thought
IN different countries She said that i'm
Germany it had induced sex antago-
nlsm. and in Holland, where men are
likewise scarce, II was creating sit
ua,iun OF great bitterness. In Turkey
The evening world., 1908-12-03

letter address Z. T. earle. care General
Dg'Norv, Kansas CitN. Non
u vas IN" postscript that led TO Tie
capture. Harry went ~ Kansas CITY
" Hen he reached there Lowe nul his
COMPANION had left bh' at the Post
pihCo they had requested that their
mall I've forwarded TO Los Angeles care
oi J. l.. Carl,.
Charge Against Woman.
Barry tel,Eraphed to Inspector Me-
Can.lty and asked that uc send word
to the CHER OF Police Of Los Angeles
to look ont for n young man who wuld
ask r. mail under the name Cprlp al
the Los Angeles Post -Oiilce. In this
way Lowe was arrested yesterday.
Mrs. Campbell also has been arrested
and will be brought back to this city
with Lowe. She is charged with furg-
iNC Endorsements on the stolen traV-
eilcrs' checks.
The number IL figures prominently in
tho cnse Lowe signed his bond with
the Fidelity Il Deposit Company on
Nov. ~, six years ago; he was indicted
here for grand larceny on Nov. ~ last
and Mrs. Campbell wrote to her hus-
band from Kansas CITY on Nov. g.
Detectives t'it2sinmons and Flood, at
tached to the District-Attolncy's office,
we're sant out to Los Angeles to-day to
bring back the couple.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
AUTO DRIVER HELD.

Edward Foster. of No. - West Forty
second street, chauffeur of iAe machine
which struck Mrs. Martha Dudley. n
wealthy resident of Topeka, Kan, was
held to-day il $1,000 bail by Magistrate
Krotel IN West Side Court. The auto
mobile is owned by Harry RAYMOND.
OF the Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs. Dudley's condition is critical
and tho Roosevelt Hospital surgeons
said that she may not live the day out
The evening world., 1908-12-03
CONSTITUTION FOR CHINA

IhhlNG, Dec. 3.--An Imperial edIct
issued to-day pledges the Throne to con-
iinue the policy inausurated by the lat.
Emperor kuang. hsu, and especially the
programme, which provides for tho
granting of Il constitution to the E',,-
pire at the end Of nine wears.
The evening world., 1908-12-03

she traced tho Young Turk movement
TO the women Of the harems and the
English gOvcrnesscs. OF the English
sufriagettes Miss Arnold said that the
dynamic force behind the movement
was 20 strong that nothing could check
r. The women have saerlhced time,
money and health to- II.
Miss Arnold is n handsome woman OF
commanding prosence. Her premature
~ white hair gives her an added dlstinc-
ton.
The evening world., 1908-12-03

money was gone and ncr earning ca
phcitv bcramo limited
The Princess has been supporting her-
telt aud her children recently by sing
inE n the Paris cafe chantantA
The evening world., 1908-12-03
TRAP FUGITIVE
THROUGH LETTER
Of COMPANION
Woman With Whom Express
Agent Eloped Sent Address
to Husband.
FLED TO LOS ANGELES.
Man Charged With Stealing
From Company; Woman
With Forgery.
FLED TO LOS ANGELES.

The capture in Los Angeles OF Theo-
dore G. Lowe, the Ascending cashier
and agent Of tn United States Express
Company, capped the climax to brief
tut exciting romance involved in his
t'isht across the Continent.
Tho fact that the -oung man clopcd
.'. the pretty, Ncllow-haircd wife Of
Iid1y Campbell, a butcher, of No. s.,
Amsterdam avenue, was his Undoing
for Mrs. Campbell was vitless enough
10 write TO her husband when She a nd
Lowe reached Kansas City and inclose
her address in the letter
Lowe Is twentv-seveu years old. lie
had been ia the employ Of the United
states Express Company and. in charge
OF the Conpanys Office at No. Gq6 Col
umbus avenue for five years when he
met Mrs Campbell His accounts
We're straight up 10 that time and he
was hold in the highest regard by his
employers.
Found Visitor There.
Judging from what the police learned,
Mrs. Campbell s a young woman of
Eay tendencies. and the infatuated
o. - 1gN tGh
.,,,,. ,,'''''-". ~ ''' '''
s.,aai 49,, ,,. -n'' ne II,
abandon Tsr ,brea ,.,il5ro, ana i,,-
80 49, - a.. - 80
std'eu he' IN NAT near Ms express
office.
on Nov. l. returning home LATE one
ni,t, 1o,,o r,,,,,., w -, $500
h'- ~ i'o"e 4ou"u wan street broker
In The Hat with MIS- Campbell y violent
scene ensued. the broker being thrown
tbrn,,gl , u.;,dou. ana ,,o,,,, Co.
anu VOW I're-
escape Also the cnraGer MIR. Lowe
beat the pretty young blonde. bruising
har aud tl,oLa,,,, r,,b ,or So, -
IT,, ~ 'o,a az,
.''h"re barry. an agent loT the FL
deity and Deposit Company. surety for
TIC express agent. learned all mis- ~
49,, - ,. 49,, ;-la.!,...'
"a" ''"'Se ga mas Investigations sHose-
Gneni - The flight OF Lowe.
lie also learned that on Noy. . tho
.,.,,.. e.. 49,,
Ho:nNE ai'eF tae scene IN the Column
bis avenue fiat. LoHe bought Mrs.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
sun rises. 80, sun sets. 4.:Ii Moon sets . o.
THE TIDES.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
GREAT SUM TO GROWERS.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]


Greeley, Colo. Dec. 22.-With pay
ments made yesterday by the Great
Western Sugar company to the beet
growers of the Greeley, Windsor and
Eaton districts, the sum of S71 900
has been distributed among the beet
men of the district this month. To-
day 81 ; 900 was paid for beets de-
livered since November l ) and pre-
vious payment of 100000 was made
for beets and turned over between
November | and D.
On January 10 S250,00O will be
paid for bcets that have been sliced.
All beets will be delivered by next
Monday and the campaign Will be
ended by January ..
Approximately $3.000.00o will he
the aggregate of the seasons pay
ments to the beet growers of tine
Greeley district and the company has
paid $250,000 in wages to its en-
ployes during the campaign,
Farmers are eagerly signing con
tracts for next year and ii is cstimat-
ed that the company will sign up 25,-
00D acres In the Greeley district fol
next year. or 5000 acres more than
were in beets this season.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
NEW HOSPITAL
WILL SOON BE
IN READINESS

The work of The Incorporation of
st. Matthews Hospital and Nurses
Training School is well under way
and the training school for nurses is
10 be started AT once
A committee OF ladies deeply in
ierested in the work have been meet
ing many times lately 10 organize the
work to get il under way at the very
earliest possible moment. The great
need of the present is to secure can
didatos to take the course in train
ing. This work will be under the
charge of Miss Allison. at ia White
avenue and she viii he glad to con
suit with any prospective scholars in
the training school department at
any time.
The work of ST, Matthews Hospital
and Training School Will he begun
in the residence at 800 Grand
avenue. which has been secured. un-
Ill such time as the erection of
hospital proper may be undertaken.
The committee of ladies desire con
tributions of furniture to furnish the
rooms. The furniture for several
rooms has been promised but much
more is needed to completely furnish
the rooms for the hospital Any sep
arate articles of furniture will be ac- |
ceptable by the management for the |
The work that is being undertaken |
to establish this hospital is n most |
worthy one and it should appeal at |
this time of the year especially. to all |
those who are at all beneficient in |
their character. The hospital Will |
belong to the people. as they urst
made 1t possible to begin the work,
in the contributions made on Tag
Day, which was celebrated several
months ago.
If the board managers can make
II possible, it will nc their desire
that all cases which are unable to
pay, but are worthy. will bo taken by
the superintendent free of charge.
Grand junction II now looked upon
as the chief CITY of all the vast ter-
ritory of western Colorado and we
must think of -he neccssities that
come with thlt re )utation
II is hoped later by tic board man
ayers to have 4 general donaTion daY,
but their work pf lro present is to Sc
cure furnitu q.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
CITY TO HAVE
WHOLESALE HOUSE

Grand Junction is to have a whole
sale grocery house so The Sentinel is
informed by o. L. Miller, well
known local real estate man.
1t is stated that one of the largest
Wholesale houses in the state will
establish q big branch here.
The lots have been contracted for
and the deal will he closed this week.
The house is to be located on Col
orado avenue.
II is reported that the company has
been able to secure favorable rates
on big wholesale shipments to this
city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
FOUGHT REVOLVER DUEL IN
QUARREL OVER HIGH GRADE
[ Especial TO The Sentinel. |

Cripple Creek. Colo, Dec. 22.-In
revolver duel here late yesterday
afternoon Arthur j. Lake was in
stantly killed and Tony Cuaz was
shot through the right eye and is
in serious condition in a hospital
Frank Taylor. believed by the po-
lice to have fired the shot which
wounded Cuaz, is being sought for.
and Billy Lynch is under arrest in
Victor pending an investigation as
to his probable connection with the
ARRAY.
Cuaz conducted an assayin- bust
ness. and. it is said. made n business
of buying high grade ore spec mems,
The police believe that the ehoot-
ing was the result of n quarrel be-
tween the men implicated Apd that
| the trouble arose over n disITlte con-
cerning the returns from the sale OF
| high grade.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
CHEAPER LUMBER is
PROMISED BY TRUST
IBy Associnted Press.

Chicago, Dec. -. Edward Hines,
newly elected president of the Vir-
ginia and Rainy Lake Lumber com
pany, the largest combine in the
world of its kind, predicts cheaper
lumber and new era in its produc-
tion as IA result of the new organiza-
ton.
at is our intention to cheaper the
cost of manufacturing and. of course.
to cheaper the cost to consumers pro-
portionatelY.' says Mr.. Hines.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
SAYS IT'S
NOT CERTAIN

\ letter received today by Rev. }.
\. Becker, from United States Sem
ator Teller states that il is by no
means certain that Congress will en-
dorse Indian Commissioner Leupp's
recommendation that the Grand juno
tion and other non-reseryation Ind
ian schools he abolished.
Senator Teller states in the letter
that If the school is abolished he will
certainly do all in his power TO get
the property turned over TO the state
for educational purposes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
WEATHER
IS WARMER

II was not nearly so cold in
tirand junction ihis morning
u was Yesterday morning or Snn-
day morning. The temperature
registered :; degrees above zero
at o'clock when the official
record WAS made. II was prob
ably several degrees colder dur
ing the night, at certain hours.
That IL was cold all day yestcr-
day is evidenced Icy the fact that
the temperature did not 20
above 20 degrees nj any time
between Yesterday morning al
o'clock and ibis morning at
o'clock.
rhc forecas' for tonight and to-
morrow and the general weather con
ditions are announced today by OBJ
server Hardinge as follows:
Forecast till 600 p. m. Wednes-
day, ISSUED at Denver), for Grand
Junction and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and We'd
nesday, with rising temperature
For Colorado; Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday, with rising
temperature.
Weather Conditions.
The pressure has decreased but
above normal over the West.
A disturbance in the extreme south
EAST is causing heavy rains in the
mountains of the southern states.
Rain has also fallen on the north Pa
,ific coast.
The temperature has moderated
slightly over the West in general.
out below zero weather is still re-
ported from some of the Rocky noun
ain stations.
Conditions indicate partly cloudy
weather for tonight and Wednesday,
with slowly rising temperature.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Fruita parties driving up from that
town this morning saw small boy
skating on the Grand river near the
River Dairy, fan into the water. They
were given quite fright AT first but
he climbed out before they could
come to his assistance and SLATED off
none the worse for his ducking
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Dean Carlyle, of Denver. formerly
Dean of the Fort Collins Agricultural
College, at present In chief manage
ment of the Overland Fair associa-
tion, which is now merged into n
great Interstate fair, was "A most
pleasant visitor to the city today. He
was here on unofficial business and
left this afternoon ON the Midland
for his home in Denver
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Very low rates during the winter
months the Rio Grande will make to
nearly all southern points. Return
limit on these tickets will be June
l, 1909. Liberal stopover privileges
both going and returning. City Of
flee 115 South Fourth. Phone juno
tion II.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

The officials in the court ho' ec had
to vacate their offices this morning
owing to the fact that the rnace
wouldn't heat up the building and ev-
erything was icy cold, This after
noon more or less heat was secured
and the officials went back to their
offices.