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CALL on PRESIDENT.
GOmpeTS ana Low Present ResoIu-
tons on Trusts.

tIUHs On IFuHtHs
Seth Low, Of New York, Samuel Comp
ers, president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. and james O'Conneh called
upon the President yesterday to present
copy OF the resolutions adopted at the
national conference on combinations and
trusts at Chicago last October. The
resolutions make general recommends
tons in regard TO trust and railway leg
islation.
AIR Gompers said. after leaving the
White House that he did not care to
discuss the decision of the Supreme Court
In the case affecting discrimination
against union labor.
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Givc m AnnunI Ran.

The fourth annual ball VIII be given by
the crew of the L. S. S. Mayflower at
Navy Yard Hail. Monday evening. Vocal
selections will be rendered by the Metro
politan Quartet. Dancing commences at
S:l5 o'clock.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Jose
Dhine Guest We're held at ST. PauTs
Church, Fifteenth and Y streets north
west, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
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LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE removes the cause
Used the world over 70 Cure 3 Cold il one DAY.
(. W GEoFes signature % box. sc,
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Arrange for the Funeral.

THE funeral services viii be held nj .
o'clock tomorrow from Speare's under
taking establishment. and VIII be IN
charge Of Harmony Lodge and Orient
Commandery. with the other Masonic or
carnations Of which 1Ir Bloomer was a
member participating.
Mr.. A. W. Johnston, grand secretary OF
the Masons Of the District. cabled the news
of Mr.. Boomers death to hts wife and
daughter yesterday. but last night had
received no reply Until some message Is
received from Bavaria no disposition
VIII be made Of the body. II is possible
1T viii be inferred in the Masonic lot in
GlenWOOd Cemetery.
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BRYAN STILL LEADS
Reported Opposition to Him
Fails to Appear.
WORD HAS NOT BEEN SPOKEN

Rumor that Few Democratic SEN
atOrs Would Tell Mr.. Bryan ~
Withdra" from Presidential Race
Not COnfirmed-Dinners al senator
NesyIand's Residence End Tale.
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A blood-stained oyster knife, an old
white felt hat. the description OF a gold
watch that is missing. and numerous ex-
ploded theories was everything that the
police had to show last night as the re-
suit Of their four days of diligent search
for clew to the murder Of Henry w.
Reid.
They confessed that they were as much
at loss concerning the identity Of the
murderer Of the former saloon keeper as
they were when first summoned 20 the
house. p + street northwest, early SatuF-
day morning, to find the mutilated body
lying IN a snow bank.
Theories which az first indicated ina
portant developments when followed oUi
have prohted nothing Hours have been
spent by the detectives investigating even
the slightest thing that might lead 10 a
clew. Persons who have let fall remarks
which might seem the least bit suspicious
have been detained questioned, and then
released. leaving the detectives just where
they were when they started.
When Arthur Montgomery and Rich
ard Brightheart confessed early yesterday
morning. following their arrest, that they
had gone 10 the establishment OF W. ".
Keys, at 60 IL street northwest. to have
an oyster knife sharpened. the police be-
lieved that they had at last struck a clew
which might prove important. YESTERDAY
however. II was shown without a doubt
that the knife which had been in the
possession Of the two negroes or that
day was not the one with which Reid
Wa7 killed. Accordingly. the two men
were released.
Hold Two Suspects.
The police now have in custody but two
prisoners. One is Charles Philips. a
colored porter employed 10y Reid, who
was arrested on the night OF the murder.
and James Parker. cOlored, who was ar
rested al q late hour last night pending
the investigation or the case. lie is be
ing held al the Fourth precinct station.
The only arrest which has prohted the
police anything is that of Theodore O..
Bumbrey colored. Bumbrey was az
rested by the authorities Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad on suspicion Of
being implicated in the Reid murder He
was turned over 10 the Baltimore police
and yesterday Detective VermiIlion went
10 that city 20 have a look az him.
Although Bumbrey showed that he had
no connection with the Reid murder, he
was, nevertheless. brought back 10 this
city. as Bee Is wanted here on the charge
OF forging the name Of O. D. Morris, col
ored Of lc05 Eleventh street northwest
10 checks amounting 10 SIS. The negro
is said TO have confessed having prepared
the bogus checks. He will probably be
given a hearing within few days.
That Henry Reid was murdered as the
result Of a well-laid plot Is daily bec0m-
ing more and more apparent In the minds
Of the police.
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LAXATIVE BR0M0 QUtNiNE removes The cause.
Thee IS only one "BI,OAO QUININE." Look for
Signature OF E. y. GROVE. &c
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POLICE STILL AT SEA
Without a Single Clew to
Reid Murder.
SUSPECTS PROVE INNOCENCE

-Four Days Work Resultant in Moth
ing but Exploded Theories - Be-
lieye saloon Keeper Was the Vic
tim of "a WeII-Iaid Plot to Take His
Life-TwO Men Are Held.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
COLONEL BRETT GUEST
AT OFFICERS DINNER

Lieut.. Col. Lloyd NJ. Brett. retiring
commander Of the District Nationsl
Guard, was the guest Of honor asst
night AZ dinner In la Bohene- by his
associate officers IN the District mil
tia. The menu was arranged as q camp
bill Of fare. each course being named
tor one o. the attending officers.
Colonel Brett made a brief speec,.. in
which he expressed his pleasure in be
ing the guest Of the officers. and the
hope that the project for new armory
would be realized Among Colonel
Bretts hosts were Lieut. Col. L. II.
Reichelderfer, Maj. Joseph F. Hodgson.
Lieut. William 2, Sullivan. Lieut. Rom
illus A Foster, Lieut. Edwin H. Neu-
meyer. Lieut. Harry c Caldwell. Capt.
G Eugene Edwards, Lieut.. Charles 4
Meyers. Lieut.. ". Laurence Hazard.
Capt Charles l. BrOckwsy. Lieut. Ed
ward L Turnure, Capt. J. Harry Bean,
Lieut.. Duncan T. Richmond, Lieut..
Leonard II. Johnson. Capt J. William
OehIuann, Lieut. Harry y. Stuu and
Liuet. Robert :. Meyer
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Columbian Women Meet.

4 meeting OF the Columbian Women
Of the George washington University
was held on Monday afternoon al the
Womans building Of the university
in accordance with a recently estab-
lished custom. tea was served from 10
= 30 O'Clock. Mrs. J. Hall Lewis presid-
ing at the tea table
A brief business meeting followed, at
which the treasurer reported the fnan-
cial condition Of the society as salts
factory. and the chairman Of the house
committee reported everything in good
running order. The constitution COM
mittee chairman reported that there
were no changes 10 be made in the con-
were TO be rearrRnged, and some items
at present in the bylaws were to be
incorporated IN the main body Of the
document.
In the absence Of the secretary. Miss
McCord, who was reported i'll, and TO
whom Il was voted 10 send dOW ers, Miss
II. Elsie Turner acted as secretary.
designations were read from Mrs +.
II. Bigelow and Miss Mary Bi-chs and
accepted with regret. Announcement
was made Of the apprOa ching minstrel
show 10 ne given by the students OF
the university. and the meeting closed
with the reminder that the May meet
ing would be the annual meeting for tbs
election Of officers. and thar large at
E tendance was. therefore. desirable. Mrs.
I W. II. Heron, the president, presided
at the business meeting.
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FEARLESS EVANGELIST
DEFIANT TO THREATS

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April l5--'Nou
NAV shoot me as fun OF holes as the
top Of a pepper box; throw all The rot
ten eggs you can find; ycu may even
cut this tent down upon me, and still
shan't be afraid. 1 am not going 10
be run out Of this town. nor be de-
TERED in work which L came here 10
Dc"
This was the utterance Of the Rev
O. =. CuIpepper, evangelist. conducting
a revival meeting at PhoenlE CITY con
cernine- threats riade by liquor men be-
cause Of his hostility toward the blind
tiger"
i have one dog Which barks nYe
times. arid I am ready 20 stand by you,
said a man in the congregation
Il am not fighting with that sort or
weapon. brother said the evangelist
but with the Bible. and the Lord Is
backing me up-''
Tire people are stirred by the threats.
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W. J. BRYAN FEARS OLD AGE
AS BAR TO PRESIDENCY

PEORIA. H.. April 15.-PeOple from
all parts of Central Illinois turned out
last night to hear w. J. Bryan speak
before the Mandano Club. Mr.. Bryan
for an hour and half discussed Demo-
cratic policies, the tariff, and corpora
tons
Prior to the meeting a banquet was
rendered the NcbraslIan at the Creve
Occur Club. In a short address, he
said, he thought he was too young the
first time ne ran for President. being
thirty-six years old. and II he were not
elected soon he feared he would be too
Cd He was forIN-eight last month.
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GEN. DAGGET DESCRIBES
ALLIES RELIEF OF PENN

Cen A s. Daggett. L. 6. A. retired
gave a thrilling account OF the move
ments Of the American troops during
the relief OF PeNin by the allied forces
at meeting Of the Society or May
flower Descendants, held last evening
at the residence Of z. Southland Parker,
lbs Connecticut avenue northwest.
General Daggett told OF the exciting
experiences which ne and his troops
underwent, and OF the events following
the entry into the city Prof George L.
Raymond, governor Of the society. pre-
sided Music was furnished BY the
Washington Canoe Club string quar-
tet-
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Charity Ball Patronesses.

The list OF patronesses for the Knights
OF Columbus charity ball. 20 be held
Tuesday. April q, AT the New Willard.
Is growing rapidly. Among those whose
names VIII appear in the completed
list are Mrs Fairbanks, Baroness
Mayor Jes Planches, Madame Jus
serand. Madame de Nabuco. Madame
de Calvo. Madame 6e Corea, Baron
ess Moncheur, Madame de Quesada.
Madame de Portela, Madame de Cruz.
Mrs. Edward d. White, Mrs. Joseph II
AtcKenna. Mrs. NJ r. Allies. Mrs. Larz
Anderson. Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson.
Mrs. Mary Nimmo Baientine. Mrs John
II Bankhead. Mrs. James +. Barbour,
Mrs. Albert J. Bevcridge. Mrs. Charles
J. Bouaparte, Mrs Scott O. Bone. Mrs.
w. p. Brown, Mrs. Henry Wylle But
lel. Mrs William H Callahan, Mrs.
JON !. CamUack. Miss Sophia Camp
bell, Miss Car non. Mrs. Albert J. Car
rico, Mrs. Thomas II. Carter. Mrs. Rob
ert CErlzty, Mrs John r. Clipper. Mrs
w BourHe Cochran. Mrs. Frederick r
CpudCrt. Mrs William =. DaIy. AIRS.
John DalZeil. Mrs. William II DeLacy.
Mrs William L. DOWuey, Mrs John
JOY Edison. Mrs. Samuel P Franklin,
Mrs. Harley Calvin Cage, Mrs. John Il.
Galloway, Mrs. Albert il Cav. Madame
Godoy, Mrs Robert " Harper, Mrs. J.
Franklin Hilton. Mrs Albert J. Hop
hluS1 MIS-. AreoIBe T. f4aultLOn. Lazy
! isabella Howard, Mrs. j. A. Hughes.
Mrs James T. Kennedy. Mrs. Philander
9 Knox. Mrs. Charles a Mccarthy.
Mrs John r. Mclean, Mrs. NJ. D'Arcy
! Magee. Mrs- Frank p May, Mrs. Henry
May, Miss Mary V Merrick. Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan. Miss Helen T. Morris.
Mrs. Charles p Neil. Mrs. Maurice d.
O'COnneN Mrs Robert O'Reilly. Mrs
| Charles N. Pepper. Mrs. Isidor Rayner,
Mrs. J J. Richardson. Madame Antonio
Martin Rivero, Miss Rivero Mrs. James
Hoban Sands, Miss Margaret Shea, Mrs.
James J. Sheclv, Mrs John Crayke
Simpson. Mrs William Alden Smith.
| Mrs J. B. Ten Fyck, Mrs George Tully
Vaughan. Mrs N L Weller
| Mr. and Ms. Joseph SommeTs an
nOUuce the engagement OF their daugh-
/ ter. Irene. 20 Sidney Guggenheinl. OF
| Washington At home. April IS. al 303s
/ NJ street, from 10 10 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs l. Sachs. 6l3 Four-and-
! a-half street southwest announce the
F! engagement OF their daughter Lena 70
| Louis Goldstein. OF Fernandina, Fla.
The Imperial Pleasure Club gave q
| dance AID german last evening in The
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

ballroom OF Mrs. Dyer's Academy. on r
street. After about ten dances "a buffet
supper was served, and then the ger
man, led By H. DeuuisOn, was en-
Joyed.
The guests were Miss Celia Lyon. or
baltimore, Miss AIaude Raer. Miss
Blanche Stern, Hiss Della Fisher. Miss
Leona Stern. Miss Carol Baer. Miss
Selma Greenapple, Miss Cora SOmmers.
Miss Mae +. V. Harris. Miss Bessie
LausburE. Miss Camille Fellheimer,
Mss Julia Goldsmith. Of Fretericks-
burg, Va; Miss Esstelle Hand Miss Hell
enc d. Eugel, and Mr.. and Mrs Norris
Blumeufeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison.
and A Blumenthal. Herbert Guzgen-
helm. Laurence u. Engel, Milton Baer-
Samuel J. StainberRer. A G. Mayer
Harold Kaufman. samuel GreenabdUm
A. !. Newuyer. Joseph Bendneim. Gil
bert Bcnsiuger. William Maeheiis- Phil
Herman, Sol Abbott, Albert Oettinger
Joseph Solomon, and Maurice SINS
neiucr-
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
OBJECT TO PAVING PLAN.

The Commissioners Will forward TO
Congress an unfavorable report on the
proposed amendment TO the House bill
appropriatinG $500 10 pave Massachu-
sets avenue from : 20 streets. The
Commissioners say they believe the
street should he paved with asphalt az
some future time.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
M. H. HERMAN BUYS
LOTS FOR DWELLINGS

" l. Sansburv. real estate broker.
has sold to n II HERMAN three lots
in SadIS addition. on which he will i'm
mediately begin the erection Of two
story. cellar and attic detached houses.
It Is understood the price paid for the
lots was $500
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

The President and Mrs Roosevelt en-
tentained at luncheon today in cOmpli-
ment 70 the governor general of can
ada, Earl Grey, and Lady Grey. VINO
arrived in Washington last evening as
guests Of the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce. The other guests were the
Secretary Of State and the Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce.
Captain Newton. aide-de-camp TO Earl
Grey. accompanied the party TO Wash
ington. He was the guest at dinner
last evening of one Of the secretaries
OF the embassy staff
The Ambassador and Mrs Bryce
6ined last evening with the Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs TrU-
man II. New6erry. Earl Grey and
Lady Grey were the guests at dinner OF
Miss Emily TuCkerman, who invited
distinguished party 20 meet her honor
guests.
The governors party viii remain I'm
Washington until Friday or Saturday,
when they will go 70 Baltimore 10 visit
Nj and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt be-
fore returning TO Canada
Mrs. James Brec5 Perkins. vito OF
Representative Perkins Of New York.
viii have as her guests at an Informal
tea ills afternoon the first half OF the
members Of the newly organized Con
gressionaI Club. They will be taken
from the roll in alphabetical order. The
invitations were extended 10 the mem
bers OF the club 10 affcrd them aH OPP
Dortunitv OF becoming better acGuaint-
ed. and Of comforting as % the appoint
nent or committees
Mrs. Perkins viii entertain the re-
naindcr Of the members next Nedues-
dav afternoon for the same purpose
/ Mrs. John DalKell. wife OF Representa-
I tive DalzeU % Pennsylvania. Will have
I tho entire club as her guests al a re-
ceptiou IN her home on New Hamp-
shire avenue SATURDAY afternoon
Mrs. Willis Moore has returned 20 her
country home. Moorlands. In Alontgoni-
cry county. Nd. from Visit 70 MIS-
4 James Mann, Of . street
! Mrs Henry DainEerheId and Miss
! Katherine Daingerheld. or BalumoIe
/ mother and sister Of BARBOUR DaLnseI
/ field. are the guests OF MI ana MIS-
/ Barbour DaingerfleId for a few days.
BeImonts in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are spend
! ing several days IN New York at the
/ Plaza Hotel.
Senior Don Manuel walIsey Merino
! the second secretary Of the Spanish le-
/ cation, is spending several weeks II
| Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Walter Ebbs and her brother
I Commander W. II. Aiderdice, I :. \
! have gone to New York to meet Mrs
! w, H Allderdice, who Is \ passenGe
on the Adriatic, which is due in New
1 York today
1 Among visitors and spectators at The
/ CAPITOL yesterday were MT and MIS-
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Pottle-Jones Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. PottIe have
Issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Mabel Gertrude, to For
est 5. Jones. OF Pittsburg. Pa. Satur-
day. April q. at o'clock The cere-
mOny viii BE- performed by the Rev.
William L Russell. A reception VIII
follow the wedding.
Miss Potue Will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. G. FWguscn. j.. Of New
York. Miss Helen Bede and Miss Grace
Forsyth will be flower girls. The best
man will be Representative J. Adam
Bcde, a. uncle OF the bride-elecr
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
aRsyers Prepare to Sail.

Mrs Meye.- wife OF the Postmaster
General and their daughters, the Misses
Meyer, are preparing 10 go abroad the
latter part OF the month, for trip of
about two months. When they return
TO the United States they will open their
place at Hamilton, on the north shore of
Massachusetts
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Prof. and Mrs. Bury. who have been
guests at the British embassy for sew
eral days. and who accompanied the
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce to Char
lottesville. Va. Sunday, have gone to
Princeton N J.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
)

The one-Of-a-kind,
the exclusive styles.
YOU have seen here
at $50 10 $40. All
sizes in the collec-
ton. Some are I'M
ported models.
Those made in this
country are from
New YOrk'S leading
makers Of wonen'S
N ann ade COS
tunes and really
better values than
the imported
| ChOice for only SIS
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Mrs. Isaac Henderson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Harvey CarbauEh. who have
been in Rome for several months. are
preparing 10 90 over to Paris They
probably will spend the months OF July
aud August IN the United States ut one
Of the Northern resorts.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Among the many entertainments
which are being planned for Easter
week IS the dance at the Country Club
which will be given by Mrs James Nc
MILAN. widow Of Senator Mcmillan. fOr
her debutante granddaughter, Miss
Grace Jarvis.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Jusserands Entertain.
Wards Leave.

Mr. and Mrs. Humphry Ward, Of
England. who have been spending sew
eral days in Washington as guests at
the British embassy and later at the
morning. Miss Ward VINO has been
with her parents left Washington
earlier in the week The distinguished
English novelist and her husband have
been the recipients OF considera BILE
social attention during their visit to
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Humphry Ward and Miss Ward, of
London. They were in the diplomatic
gallery in the Senate at the time Sen
ator Foraker delivered his speech on
the Brownsville incident From tEHre
they went 10 the House. al the guests
Of Speaker Cannon. Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth came I'm when the Presi-
dents message was being read.
Dr. Walter Q. Murphy returned today
from a visit Jc his mother In Burgaw,
y. g
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Representative and Mrs. George w.
Gordon have taken apartments in Con-
gress Hall.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Baron sHoeniug Sails

Baron HoeninS. the AustrO-Hungarisn
consul general in New York, sailed yes
tOrday for Europe.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Pastors Return Today.

The first secretary OF the Spanish le-
cation, Senior Don Luis Pastor. and
Nine. Pastor. who have spent several
weeks IN Baltimore. New York, and in
/ New England are expected TO return TO
Washington today.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh have returned TO
Washington from New York, where they
have been spending several days, at The
Plaza Hotel.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Mrs. Mary Rock announces the en-
EREement or her daughter, Hazel
Louise, to DR.. Frank Robey, Of Vir-
Ania-
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

The Council OF Jewish Women held a
most interesting and enjoyable meeting
yesterday afternoon IN The vestry OF the
Eighth Street Temple, with Mrs Charles
Goldsmith presiding. After the nom
nation or officers Mrs. Adolph Kahn
talked Interestingly of the work done
by the immigrant committee. Of which
she IS chairman. Elias BTeeskiu. the
boy prodigy. played violin solos, with
Mrs. Levi II. Davis a. the plano.
The meeting closed with a social
hour.
Mrs Aaron Bir<enw2Id. or Baltimore,
and son. Sylvan. are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs NJ Newmyer-
A. RiChold and FerC Richold. OF New
York. who were the guests OF their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ricnold OP
Eighteenth street, have returned 10
their homes
Mrs David T. Eisemau. and son.
Maurice Eiseuan, are spending a few
weeks AT Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
s. !

Suits made TO retail
at SIS are reduced
to only s. Made
Of all-wO0l cloths.
light in weight and
light in c0loS, with
all the appearance
Of to-orier tailor
F. suits, they are real
" good value at
Sl8, and look worth
more. Only Stt for
/. choice
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

A large and fashionable audience at
tended the Epiphany Church last even
ing 10 hear st. John StraineTs Cruel
JIXtOE' sung by the choir.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Herr Won Schubert, OF the German
embassy staff. entertained at luncheon
f! yesterday complimentary 10 Herren
Won Alvensleben. two brothers, who
have been travelling IN the United States
B for several weeks.
Herren Won AIvensleben have left
, Washington. one for his home in Ger
many and the other for Vancouver
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Separate Coats and
Skirts Of Cream
Serge all latest
styles and ali hav-
ing the natty ap-
peaTance Of the ex-
PenSive man-tailOr-
Ell garments. After
you see them you'll
better appreciate the
bargains you are
reading of. Take
elevator TO third
floor.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

The Austro-H Hungarian ambassador
Baron Hengeimuller. viii return TO
Washington today from New York,
where be has spent several days.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Bridge Dinner
At Connecticut
For Longworths

Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth were the guests of Mr.. jus
tice Moody and Representative Gillette
at a bridge dinner last evening in their
apartments in the Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs Edmund X FOX. OF
Twenty street, have registered at
the St. Charles in Atlantic City for the
coming Easter season.
JusSerandS Entertain.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were dinner hosts last even
ing in compliment to the French gov
ernor general of Hindu. China.
The Swiss minister. DIT. VogeI. enter
Iained at dinner last evening. HIS
guests were Rear Admiral and Mrs
Cowles Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs. Donald Cameron. the Countess de
Buisseret. the Military AttaChe of the
German Embassy and Nine. Won LiVon-
tus, and Walter Berry.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
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The Suit illustrated
IS reduced from SIS
to SIS. It's only
one Of a half hun
dred To choose
from are Butterfly,
Pointed, Getaway
and BOX Goats
styles; all being the
latest moment. Last
Of the many lots
that have sold until
now at S25 and
$3.50, are 10 be
SIS for choice.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Senior Don Manuel WsIIsey NerinO.
the second secretary Of the Spanish le-
cation. is spending several weeks In
philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Mrs. Walter Ebbs and her brother.
Commander W. II. Anderdice, I. s. n.
nave gone to New York to meet Ms
w, II. Allderdice, who is n passengeT
on, the Adriatic, which is due in New
York today
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
BeImonts in New York.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont arc spend
ing several days IN New York at the
Plaza Hotel.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15

Among visitors and spectators at the
CAPITOL yesterday were Mr. and Mrs