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The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
DEMANDS 4 COURT MARTIAL
Mai. Fremont Resents Comments Of
Superior Officer.
Re1tinE of a House at Cuban Post
c"uss of Trouble with
Gen. Barry.

Al the request Of Maj. Francis P. Ere
mont. Fifth Infantry. stationed in Cuba.
the War Department has appointed a
court Of inquiry 10 investigate upon the
question as whether or not an injustice
was done 20 Mai Fremont and MS eff
cheney as a post commander affected by
an Endorsement written by MAJ Gen
Barry. commanding the army Of Cuban
paciacatfou-
Gen. Barry recently issued orders trans
ferr,ug Maj Fremont from SaEua "A
Graude 10 Cardenas. and in commenting
upon the transfer said
"Au things considered the command
Ing general Is Of the opinion that the
best interests OF discipline and admins
trati0n OF the Fifth Infantry and the
post Of Ssgua Ia Graade. and justice 10
the Two officers concerned. will be best
sUbserved by relieving Mai Fremont
from duty at Sagua IA Grande and or
derins him TO CarGenas. where he viii be
under the supervision and control Of his
colonel and orders 10 this effect have
been issued"
Maj Fremont felt that he had been IN
Justly treated by these comments Of Gen.
Barry. and requested that a court Of In
duiry be appointed 10 investigate the
trouble The detail for the court is Col
Joseph Garrard. Fifteenth Cavalry Lieut..
Col Francis H Hardie. Fifteenth CavaI-
u; MAJ. Homer ". Wheeler, Eleventh
Cavalry. and Capt Lincoln c Andrews.
Fifteenth Cavalry. recorder The court
viii meet on August . next. AZ q place
10 be designated by Gen Barry
The difficulty between MAJ Fremont
and the two officers referred 10 in Gen.
Bsrrys Endorsement arose from Mai
F-emOnt's action in depriving the Of
1cerS. who were second IeuJenants Of The
Fifth Infantry, Of a house which they had
rented. and placing II al the disposal OF q
first lieutenant who was on leave OF ab-
seECe IN the United States Mai. Ere
mont Il is said. took the house away
from the EeUtenanJs. one Of whom was
married. e order 20 provide suitable quar-
ters for another lieutenant who had been
married in the United States and IN
tended 10 bring his bride TO Cuba Il IS
also charged that Maj. Fremont reported
70 the headquarters OF the Cuban army
that the Eeu1enants deprived OF their
house were both bachelors
Mai. Fremont was cOurt-martialed at
Governors Island about year ago for
financial irregularities. and was reduced
about sixty numbers
Maj Fremont is a son OF the late John
Q. Fremont and a brother Of Capt. JOAN
c. Fremont. L 5 A, now commanding
the battle ship Mississippi.
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PREPARE FOR AIRSHIP FLIGHT
Work Of Initiating DirigibIe TO Be
Begun To-day.
First Trip TO BE Made Monday or
Tuesday Over Fort SIyer-
Alexandria Route.

Capt Thomas s. Baldwin. the aeronaut.
viii to-day begin the work Of initiating his
dirsgible balloon. which VIII be given its
preliminary trial early next week.
a small generating apparatus has been
constructed near tie balloon house a-
Fort AIyer for producing the 2oOo5 cubic
feet Of hydrogen needed 20 al the bag.
Il VIII require two days TO make erough
gas TO initiate the bag.
The car viii then De attached 20 the
netting and the dir.glhIe balloon VIII De
towed from the balloon house 20 the pa
rade ground, where a Iarse tent has been
pitched
Capt Baldwin probably viii make his
first preliminary flight next Monday or
Tuesday
Brig Gen James Allen. chief signal
officer OF the army. has expressed his
preference Tor The Fort Nyer-Alexandril
route -for the oficial acceptance trials OF
the dirigible-
This route is favored by Gen Allen for
several reasons It offers excellent IA
ciliJies Tor the Signal Corps 10 keep in
touch wi.h the dirigibIe during It's FIVE
mile flight 70 Alexandra and the five
miles return. both BY telegraph and tele-
phone. Il IS also traversed by excellent
roads. over which the officers and news
paper men viii follow the airship for O5-
servatiOn purposes.
Lieuts. Benjamin D. Foulois and Frank
D. Lahn during The last month have
traversed almost every foot cf the terri
tory within the ive-mile radius OF Fort
AIyer and prepared map Of the country.
The turning point Of each Of the courses
are advantageous. as they offer clear
turning points with no hills OF trees
which might act as obstacles should the
airship be flying at a low altitude. Under
the specifications. the diriEibie must make
the turn in the air without a landing
The signal Corps officers and Capt. Bald
win himself express preference for the
Alexandra course. although Capt Bald
win said yesterday that Ee- was willing
10 take any course the Signal Corps Off
GERS should designate. At the turning
point on the Alexandra route IS located
Shooters HfIl with an elevation of 100
feet. This is considered a very desirable
spot. as Il IS sixty feet lower than the
starting point at the Fort 8Iyer parade
grounds. There are numerous open fields
in the locality should It be found neces-
sary TO make a landing. The Fort Mver
and Fort Hunt telegraph and telephone
lines pass within $40 yards OF the turning
point on Shooters Hill
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Oyster Bay. July 3O.-There were no
visitors at Sagamore Hfu to-day. and
the President remained quietly at home.
/ refreshing himself with tennis game and
a swim. after some hours spent IN his
study
Tomorrow Mr.. Roosevelt will receive
Secretary OF War Luke z. Wright. who
makes his first call on the President since
/ becoming a member Of the Cabinet. Other
luncheon guests viii be Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bishop and Chief Forester clifford
/ Pinchot-
Mr.. Bishop Is secretary OF the 18th
mian Canal Commission. He comes by
| invitation TO discuss the affairs Of the
Canal Zone with the President and Secre-
tary Wright.
The cases Of the eight cadets recently
dismissed from West Point VIII prob
ably come Up for discussion between Sec
retary Wright and the President
Secretary Loeb said to-day that so far
as he knew Mr.. Pinchots visit was mere
ly a social one He has recently been
travelling In the far West. combining
/ business with pleasure. and VIII prob
ably have some things OF interest 20 tell
the President concerning the conseEva-
tion OF the forests in California
Loeb 10 Take Trip
This Is Secretary LCeb's last day In
command OF the executive office for a
month 10 come He will come over from
I the yacht. club tomorrow 10 give his last
/ instructions. and may run Up 70 Saga
more Hi 20 say gOCd-by 10 the Presi-
dent. but IN the afternoon. he viii forget
politics and the troubles o. those who sit
/ too near the seats OF the mighty. and
viii start for Maine. where he IS 20 be for
= week the guest Of Secretary OF Labor
I Straus, al the Iatter's summer cottage
I In the woods north OF Portland Later
! Secretary Loeb viii try the fishing in the
/ Minnesota lakes
l He mas given Up hfs annual trip 10 Wy
Oming and has turned from the craft OF
| The hunter 20 the geutler arts OF Tire
. fisherman.
Invited TO Ride in AirShiP.
; The President need not 60 all the way
20 Africa for thrills By stepping over
70 Brighton Beach from Oyster Bay he
I can get a ride IN an alrshIp. for Henri
I Farman. -she aviator. will be dee-nghted.
lie is arranging % give a private exhi-
bit!on for the President. and VIII coax
. the intrepid and strenuous Chief Exec
/ utive into the aeroplane- Il possible
/ President Roosevelt IS sad 10 have be
I come greatly interested IN aerOnaUJics.
/ and has expressed a desire 20 see AIr
I Farman fly 1fr. Farman. IN return. said
he would be pleased 10 show the Presi-
I dent the whole works and take him for
Z a spin. and II arrangements are maze q
{ special day will De set aside FOR an ex-
hibition for the President and his friends
and the public vii be excluded
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Misses Department.

Girl's White LIlsn Peter Thoupsoa- Suit
ful- reEulltion style With blue enb1e-.s- Size Il
Red1ced from $3.50 70 s-050
Girls White Linen Coat SUITS doubIs-b-esS,-
ed coat fun plated ski--. sizes 8 To- and Is Re
duccd from SO 70 SIS each.
I girls White Linen Coat Suit. 5.-.bls- -b-ea=.a5
coat fun plated skirt with fold; size S Reduced
from $50 70 5.0o
Mlsses SIX Jumper Dresses. II tan. brown
ard olue; twO trimmed With narrow braid ard
buttons 70 match the other two with lace irser-
-1o AID aue Cgcks- fuu plai-sd skirts finished
Win dceD fold. sizes Il and Il RCduccd from E5D
and $3.50 % $50 eEch.
. G-ls' Gumpes. q white India nnon and
Persian lawn. some have hi-h recks au5 I7-g
sleeves; othe-s low neck and short sleeves al have
le1lstitched collars and cuEs. and are tr5uz-ef
v--h e1ab-oiee-, lace. ard fne t1cks; sizes % a
Wore &c and S.ja Rsduced pricss. sc 70 SIS
each
g Misses Oneypieoe Dresses. q orzandie and
SWISS. trimmed With valencisnnes lace insertion and
me tucks. sizes y. Is and IS Were s. 5 20 SI--5
Reri1oed pros. $50 10 $50 each.
Girls Box Coats. of white serge. po-sse. and
linen; sizes and $ Were ss.00 70 So So Rs5uced
T-1ces. $50 sud So each
Misses Giasham Dresses IN tan. Eeht and
dark blue and =lecke5 esTec-ss hish neck, three
GUaTIeT SetTo. bur-CnCd IN back fun Plated skfr
some trimmed with plaids q sane material others
vita p.aIn coloTs; sizes i and IS Reduced fr1ua
SO AID SIS 70 $50 each
Third foo--G st.
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JULY 81 IN AMERICAN HIsTORY.

-saS-Coiuzlbus discovered TIE Island q Trinidad
resembling three mountains
lE2-Sir Walter Raleigh dissraced and sent with his
lady % the Tower
Tl9-CoL Hunter depz-ting the province OF New
NCrk. the chief command devolved on Peter
SCHUYLER as the Oldest member Of the board of
council
I77-The Marquis de Lafayette received b. vote o.
Congress the aUpoiuVuent os uaior general n
the American Amy. being then twenty years of
age
is04-Aaron Bur suffered severe attack q Hines
sarerinduced BY the excitement attending his
duel with Alexander Hamilton
lsL3-PlsttsburE taken By the B-itisl without opu-
sitian. Al the pubic ard much private prop
cry DESTROYED.
C7znrncdore CEauacsy took YORK Uprar Can
ada
ls54-Capt {. S. Grant resigns his oounission n
the army
Issl-City council of Cincinnati sT7-oT-iated 50 900
70 AID IN relieving the families Of volunteers
from Hamilton County, Ohio
Iss3-The Tnion forces IT ksutucky under Col
saunders defeated he CoufedsTates under scott
and Pesram-
ls64-Eostle of H1lshcno- Gen. Sconeman car-ured
Mine Of Petersburg exploded
zen BG7uside assaults Petersburg and Is dis
ast=ulsly rspsiised-
lss5-The Spanish troops attacked the Americans IN
t-enched near Malate. between CaTite and Ma
uila-
I907-Prcsident Roosevelt instrucss Gov. Curry. Q;
New AGlco. 70 purge rule o. teT-ItoEy.
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father in a week. but Miss Margaret
Hanna. who was the only woman
from America in an official capacity
connected with the Peace Conference
at The Hague last summer. viii
make a visit on Lake Champlain and
later go on a camping expedition with
friends IN the Adirondacks- The Hanna
family have been spending their summer
IN Norwood. Nd. where Miss Alcia
Hanna Will await the return Of her father
and sister.
Mr.. James " DaIze1 and daughters left
yesterday afternoon for few days vaca-
ton near RecJ0rtowu. Va.
Mr. Harry z. Hager. Of Jersey City.
y. J.. and Miss Anna r. Baldridge. OF
Princeton, Ind. were married Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock az the residence OF
NIr. / y Cole. 2lI @ street northwest. BY
Rev Dr. Bailey, pastor OF the Western
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. NJ r WaIdecker and daughter.
Miss Media WaIdecke-. who has been
spendiAs part Of The summer with Mrs.
Waldecker's sister. 2Irs. r Coleman. in
EIerndon. Va. left for Cumberland. Nd
yesterday 20 remain the rest Of the sum
mer. They viii return 20 Washington
September g.
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DR.. HoWE'S FUNERAL TODAY.
Veteran Editors Remains TO Be
Laid in Congregational Cemetery.

The funeral Of Dr. Franklin T. Howe
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
with a short service at the family resi-
dence. 123o Quincy street, Brookland, y.
G, Rev. Father SouthgaIe officiating.
Thence the cortege VIII move 10 the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart. Fourteenth
street and Park road. where Rev. Joseph
F NcGee viii of1ciate at services az 4
o'clock The interment viii he in Con
gressionai Cemetery
The active pallbearers. who will be
members OF the staff OF the Evening Star.
where Dr. Howe was news editor. will be
J. ". Heron, Fleming Newbold. Richard
Mclean, T Howard Brooks, Alfred J.
Clarke. and G. A Lyon. IT. The hon
orary pailbearers VIII be members Of the
Union Soldiers Alliance and the C. A P
William J. johnson. president Of the
Union Soldiers Alliance, DR. Clarence
Lawrence. Of the medical board Of the
Pension Bureau: Mai. Alexander T. Nc
NIllen, Of the Treasury Department, and
Z A kriedler-
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Special price, o5c each.
$50 ; pairs for SIOO-
Regular value, soc.
Boys Clothing Department.

Youths Locs Trousers suits. size l5 OF 55-incl
Chest measure. Reduced fron $50 % SO each-
Boys Fine Wursted suits. znickerb0cEer tro,-sers
si1es T. g Il and l5 Redgced from $50 %
SO each
3 BOYS Atwood SUITS. EuickerHccze- trousers
siss 20 Is Ee5uoed from $50 and SsW e
$50 each
p BOYS Au-vooI Suits k-i-serbocksr Trousers
sizes 10 Il Rez1ce5 fr1z ss-55, SO. and Ss-E
70 SIS each
Il BOYS Suits sizes 8. g. o. Il q and Is. Re
duoed from $ @ 20 S265 eacl.
BOYS Blue serge suits ssilur blouse style; szes
70 E. Reduced from SIS % SIS each
3 BOYS Wash Russian Blouse Suits. sizes n 70 6
Eseduce6 from So and rs 20 SIS ezch-
% Boys Wash Sailor Blouse Suits sizes 2 u
i, and = EadEced f7um SIS and SIS 70 s. g
each-
BOYS Wasi Russian Blouse Suits sizes ~ a.
8. Reduced from $50 70 sc eaca-
B0ys White Duck Norfolk Suits SIZE ls Re
Guced from $50 10 SO eaca.
Trird 1oJr-Te-1h 81.
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China Department.

Is Odd Dec1rated Imported China Bread and But
ter Plates Reduced from Sc 10 &c each
Decorated Austrian China Coffee Guns and
SaucsrS Reduced from Sl0o TO 5oc each
ls-inch Green Decorated English Porcelain Meat
Dish Reduced from $50 20 &c
Decorated Limoges China Meat Dishes. Reduced
from SID 70 &c each
I Richly Decorated Limoges China salad Dish.
Reduced from go 10 Sl&
Decorated Austrian China SALAD OF Desss-
Plates Re5uced from sc 70 &c each
! Richly Decorated French China Celery Tray.
Reduced from s. 80 70 S.00
FIfth foor-G s.
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Vienna, July 3o-Realizing that when
Francis Joseph. The aged and indrm En-
peror Of Austria. dies the political bal
ance OF Europe is likely 70 be rudely
upset. the European nations are to-day
peror
They have not gone 10 the limit Of Tur-
key, which had a secret service agent
shadowing the Emperor al Ischl. his sum
mer home But what the sultan attempt
ed 10 do openly the other powers are do
ing with secrecy and a regard Tor the
Emperor's feelings.
The keynote 10 the present European
situation is the haIf-Open- haIf-veIed an
ragonism between E1gls1d and Germany
England is mastering every possible pow
er 20 maintain her predominauce. and
Germany IS striving 10 obsJrUcJ this pol
icy and 70 gain the position England now
holds
The Rniser's One Friend.
France. Russia, and spain are friendly
70 England. and It Is believed that IN the
event Of q crisis Portugal. Denmark.
Sweden. Norway. and even Italy could
be won 10 the English side The kaise-'s
only avowed friend IS Emperor Joseph
Even Arch6uke Francis Ferdinand. heir
20 the Austrian throne. .favors the aban-
dorment Of German friendship for Eng
lish support.
To prevent such a coalition against him.
there is little doubt that the Kaiser would
quickly declare war aeai1st one or more
Of his uafriendIy neighbors- With the
death Of Francis Joseph. the secession OF
Hungary from Austria wIl be inevitable,
and a conflict viii result
Intrfgues that Arc Possible.
The temptation 10 take advantage Of
such a war 10 gratlfy their own ambi-
tons would probably be TOO great for
other European powers 10 withstand
Germany pines for the West Austrian
provinces. with their outlet 10 the NIedi-
terranean al Trieste Italy wants the
territory on her own frontier. with its
Italian population Turkey would gladly
recover Bosnia and Herzegovina. which
she lost in ISIS Seryia covets a slice %
DaImatia ROumania would lay claim 70
Bukoviaa, and Russia would bid for
Galicia-
A perfect web. therefore, OF new IL
tr.gues. alliances. and complications IS
sure 10 follow the Austrian Emperor-s
death.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
WOmeH'S Waist Department

- Trczed Crcss-barrad Swiss Waists. wEh blsck
O. blue eu-b-u5ds-ed dots. - sleeves fascsn ID
back Rod-ced from S2-s5 70 Sl.5o each.
% C-oss-hlrred Muslin Waists. with bla-k blue
q pink eIhr1iderd fgures- long sleeves. f1stan II
font RedGocd fr1n Sl-s8 10 E5 each.
Tucked India Linoa Tailored ysis-s 1oae
slesT0s. b,ue collar and GUS embroidered II vs-c-
i-st=r II front Reducad from S5-75 % $50 each
Z stirred Swiss Tailored Waists. long sIeeres
SIN collar and c1s- fasten In front Reduced sr1-
500 % SO each
% Tucked C-1ss-barred NI.-slin Va{-.s 1.--
sleeves: sasten II back Reauccd fr7m g. -
$50 each
Tlirl S1or-tz s.
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sPAINS KING IN PERIL.
Fire on War Craft Loaded with
Explosive

san Sebastian. spain July 50.-king Al
foasO. while sailing with Marquis Bayard
IN the Rape. had an escape from an acct
dent The torpedo boat Havana was
steaming close 10 the other craft when
fire was detected on the torpedo boat.
which had ammunition on board.
The commander with cCOlness ordered
the explosives thrown overheard and the
order was executed with the greatest dis
cfpIine. King Alfonso scarcely noticed the
danger until IT was over. aEd the torpedo
boat Halcon approached At this time the
Havana was getting The FIRE in hand
King. Alfonso afterward congratulated the
commander OF the Havana and his crew
on their steady behavior in a moment os
imminent risk
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
Leather Goods Department.

? Mems Fitted Travelling Cases Rsduoed from
$50 70 SO eaA.
Leather Jewel Case. Reduced from & 90 70 3 %
Ncrelty Handbags. blue sTesn, and violet Re
duCed from 500 70 SO each
Leather Carriage Bass. fitted; blue and gresu
Reduced from S1l00 to 500 each
Main foor-Ele7cnth s.
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WOmeH'S Skirt Department.

Hsary Linen Crash Riding skirts. divided s,yIs.
Reduced from SO 20 So each.
White skirts. Of uzsn and rep; Plated and
s77ed seyles Red1oed from $50 and SIS % s. %
ezCL
White Ll1ene Skirts. so-ed s-yle- butto1ei down
the fr--t- Rsducsd from 8 % 70 SO0 es-h
Blue Line1 sEirrs. fun Fu-rd s-yle. Reduc-s
from SO 20 SEQ each.
/ Khaki RidilE suit divided skirt. b-rro1sd
down the f-o-t- Reduced froz s-50o 70 sa6a
Third foor-G s.
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Furniture Department.

l "Old Hickory" Rocker Reduced from so 70
sI5
Old HickoIy- Chair. to match above rocker.
Reduced from 500 70 SL5
1 "Oh Hiok5-y' Table reduced from $50 10
s2.75; rsduced from 500 70 SZ5-
l Handsome Golden Oak Dressing Table Freaeh
design. two snail drawers Reduced from $50 70
sI5G
Refrigerator reduced from Ss75 TO $3.50. l
reduced from Sao-50 to si7s
Ice Chest. reduced from S0.oo to Sss5: re-
ducsd from $500 20 SI5s5
sixth foor-G 81
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Confirms Report of Typhoon.

The state Department received ofnciaI
advices yesterday from Acting Consul
General Willard. at Canton, China. con
frning the press reports OF the typh0on.
Severe typbOOn. Canton. Heavy damage
and large loss Of life: river population"
was the form Of the consul generals
message
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
Examination for Customs service.

The Civil Service Commission an
nounces an examination to be held Au-
gust Z, in Washington. for hrst-grade
positions in the customs service IN this
city Applications must be fled with the
secretary Of the Fourth civil Service dis
trict at the Office Of the commission by
4-30 D m on August 10 Further infor-
nation and application blanks may be
obtained at the Office OF the commission.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

PROGRESSIVE merchandising demands the absolute eviction OF
all goods, particularly wearables respective
Beauty and quality exempt There qate number
OF such gOuter and under garments girls
boys little chdren-whic very prices
quick selling to-day Most OF them until
There also odds and ends lengths broken
and assormena OF personal and home uses
they priced very Nearly every department the rep
resented.
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Friday Bargains in
Millinery Department.

We offer for immediate clearance
several lots Of Trimmed and IN
trimmed Hats al greatly reduced
prices, as follows:
Trimmed Hats.
$I.5O each Were $500 and 5000.
$500 each. Were $500 and $500.
$500 each. Were $1,000 and SI2.OO.
CaIzmed Hats. in blue. bSoEn. and burnt straw;
various Shapes
SOC each Values up TO S2.5o.
Second foor-Tsnth 81
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad- to the Washington Herald. an
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PRESIDENT RESTING
No Visitors to Disturb Quiet
at Sycamore Hill.
LOEB GOING ON a TRIP

Secretary Planning n Vacation in
Maine and Minnesota-Mr. Roose-
FnrmaH's AirshfP-Executfv said
TO BE Interested in AerOnautics.
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Trimmed Hats.
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S SILK GLOVeS.

Another lot OF Women's I6-but-
ton-length Silk Cloves, in tan, black
and white. Very elastic.
Special price, 75c a pair.
Values, SIPS and SI.5o.
1Iaiu 500r-G 81
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
Miss KaSpaP Leaves for New
York RehearSalS.
MRS. BELL AT SULPHUR SPRINGS

Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Winthrop Return 70
Chevy Chase-EIOPing Bride and
Groom Are Surprised by Their
Frfends-Other Social News.
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ROYAL DEATH WATCH
Nations Are Keeping Eyes on
Francis Joseph.
DEMISE WILL MEAN MUCH

ReadiuStment of the Map of Europe,
with Possible Great War, May Fol-
low Passing OF Venerable Emperor
of Austria-POIitfcaI Balance of
Europe Certain to Be Upset
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
Friday Bargain in
ChiLdren'S Underwear.

A lot Of Children's White Cam
brio Skirts, with umbrella ruhle
finished with clusters Of tucks; sizes
4 10 10 years.
25c each Value, 800
A lot OF Children's Cambria
Drawers, with ruffles Of embroidery
and clusters Of tucks; sizes ? to Il
years.
z5c a pair. Value, 800.
Third foor-EleTeuth s.
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Friday Bargains in
WOmen'S Underwear.

A lot Of wcneus Muslin and Cambric Drawers,
lsome have ful hsu1stitched tucked RULES: oths-s
have rules trimmed with eub-oi5ery-
25c a pair Value, 30c.
A lot Of W0ncn's Canbric Pettscoats. trimmed
vith fun tucked camb-ic sectional rUf8a and 9au-
br5d dust t0unce,
75c each. Value, SI.oo-
Third foo--EleFenth 81
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Mr.. and Mrs Lester 2 Taylor. the lat
ter formerly Miss Louise Berndt. whose
marriage took place quite privately IN
Baltimore On June 10. have taken posses
sion Of their recently completed home at
Seat Pleasant Heights. Nd They will be
at home to their friends after August /
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Friday Bargains in
Mems furnishings Dept.

>
Mems Furnishings Dept.
3 dozen Mems White Madras Ne-l.ge shirts
With p-zirsd bo=1ns, cz5s attached and s-pa=are
Sizls frou y =. inclusive
Special price, o5c each.
. dozen pairs Mems Isle Thread and Light
weight Cotton S-N- black with neat smbrci5ered
6gurss, eIld-uidered tzzs AID few 7lails, stripes
and Lar- bue polka dots
55c; ; pairs for SI.OO-
Regular value, soc.
Our entire stock Of Straw Hats marEed at a s7e-
CA Trlce % c-ose- Included are se1rits. sIli-
s-aws. UIaus. and rgrbans Al This seasons E0oLs.
kad every hat t-ssh and perfs-
Special price, SI.Oo each.
Values, SI.5O TO S4.oO.
Man 6ooz-F 81
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The Misses Margaret and Lulu Hanna.
daughters Of Mr. E P Hanna. former
Solicitor Of the State Department, left
yesterday for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
where they viii meet their father. who
has beer in Chicago recently. Miss Lulu
viii return 70 Washington with her
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store cIosed ; .. m.. saturtnys. p. m.