THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY JULY 31 1908 5

Woodward 6s LothropNew York WASHINGTON Paris

During the heated term store will close at 5 oclock Saturdays at i

A Special Remnant Daymerchandising demands the absolute eviction of

wearables in their respective seasonsare not exempt There are qnite a number

of just such and under garments for men women girlsboys and little are marked at very low remnant pricesfor quick selling today Most of them can be worn until late fall

are also many odds and ends short lengths broken sizesand sorts of remnants for personal and home uses andthey are priced very km Nearly every department in the house is repjesented

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A lot at T at Tan Weee CUU ia iof terral ad aB MMBI attictire lidit dad eateo Btob an San ia

putteolur tikes hi the J

Special price 1375 eachValues 15 20 2250 and 25

A lotfans in tornterm Wdl

Special price 1075 eachValues 1500 and ioo

light and irk

Special price 975 eachValue 1250

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Friday Bargains inMillinery Department-

We offer for immediate clearanceseveral lots of Trimmed and

Hats at greatly reducedprices as follows

Trimmed Hats150 each Were 500 and 600300 each Were 600 and 800500 each Were 1000 and 1200

Soc each Values up to 250

Friday Bargain inWomens Silk Gloves

Another lot of Womens i6butlonlength Silk Gloves in tan blackgnu white Very elastic

Special price 5c a pairValues 125 and 150

Friday Bargains inWomens Underwear

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A lot of Childrens WhiteSkirts with umbrella ruffle

finished with clusters of tucks sizes4 to 10 years

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Drawers with ruffles of embroideryand clusters of tucks sizes 2 to 14years

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Miss Kaspar Leaves for New

York Rehearsals

MRS BELL AT SULPHUR SPRINGS

Aaltantand Vlntnrop Return toChevy Chaae UlopIiiR Bride nndGroom Are ly TheirFrienda Other Social Xevrs

Miss Franeeaka Kaspar daughter ofMr and Mrs Josef Kaspar of this citywho cease from her parents

ta their M street home this week left forNew York yeet tmy where abe will

rehearsals for her three years seasonof opera for which she has Just signed acontract with Henry W Savage MissKaspar is to appear as NataKe in TheMerry Widow en August 18 and laterwm do the Widowthe Kaspar has had one successful

appearance in opera already when shedid the prime put tot Andon InPbfladetphJa tile new opera of Mr Poh-Ef conductor of the PMIadaiphia Orchestra Sloe is wen tted in vote personal

for Ught-i predicted for

lost

Mrs J Franklin Bell wife of the Chieff Stag United States army left Fort

Myer yesterday for tile Greenbrier WhiteSuiplnr Springs Vs to remain for twoweeks with her sister Mrs Garitagtonwife of Gen Ernest A Garimgtos U SA in her cottage there Gen Belt andGen OarSncton wM Join them later for ashort May

TIM Asatstaat Secretary oftar and Mrs Tim 1 lima Winthrop whospent the mat weekend with Ute Presi-dent and Mrs Roosevelt at SagamoreHffi and theMorrlstown X J have returned to theFiatey borne ta Cbovy Chase which theyteased for tbe mesa They win leaveWashington late in August for an outing

Mfae Florin Walker and her steter-Mhw Rosalie Wafter wM salt for Nor-way on AiiLmil i

Yrs Isaac Lv Jihaiiau is impending her-at Braddnek He bts Md

The Mteee Fmrenee lid Agatha KingwM spend some Use at Front Reyol next

Mlsa Anna Cowling was married yes-terday muuiliifc to Mr Caarhs BLIekwes The ceiemeur was performed atU oclock ta St PauTs Cathonc Chnrchby Rev James F Ida pnstor beforea small company of relatives and inti-mate friends Tin held wore her

of the same color Mr Ltekweg andbride left taiandlauily after the ceremonyfor a trip to New York and AtlanticCItY Buffalo and Niagara Falls Ontheir return they will live at TK Fifteenthstreet nortbcasc

Mrs Arthur Penn formerly of thiscity BOW Hvtes ta Lsoaburg has

nown as theHauls an property on Mnrket sweet TIle

wac bottt hr the late Berr Har

Mlas Clevan has returned from a whetto Norway and to with her sisterinlaw

Clevan ta OeutgeUnan

Mrs George M Babeson widow ef the

Miss Ethel Robeson sailed yestertayj for Europe for a threemonths slay They

rtmnte thereI and shoat there toe some time

A wMch was a surprise to themany friends of the bride and WIdegroam that on Wednesday of MissHelone D Eager daogbter of Mr andMrs David I EDge of this city andMr Samuel J afao of thiscity whose enaTictsntnt was announced

of a bridal patty ta Baltimore a fortnight or so perm They thought theycjloplng and bad kept their intestinesvery secret

the brides parents many years age theywere received by their relatives a semWed for the occasion It was a merrysurprise and the ceremony was performed-at i oclock The bride led for her ma-tron of honor the sisterMrs Benjamin and the bestman was Mr PbHp Schwartz both of

were in Ute secret and bed ac-

companied the couple to the Rabbishouse Tbe bride wore the gown mwhich she appeared ag bridesmaid In Bal-timore a prtacesee empire gown of Irishand Valenciennes lace Her veil was thecue worn by Mrs WoObers at her ownweddlug and her bouquet was a sbuwer-ef lines of the valley attached o A whitebound prayer book ta which costume shewee extremely handsomer Mrs WoMfeergwore white batiste and a large btacK hotand carried roses Immediately after tbiceremony tbe bride mod brWegroom andtheir uninvited wedding guests motoredout to Forest Glen for their wedding supper after which the bride and bridegroomdeparted for their wedding trip takingthe boat for Baltimore on the tintstage of their Journey Among theguests were Mr and Yrs David L Engel parents of the bride Mrs FannieKaufman grandmother o the bride Mrand Mrs Charles F Beers brotherinlaw and sister of tbe bridegroom Mrand Mrs BenJanuB Wottberg brotherinlaw and sister of the bridegroom MrLawrence Engel and Mr Archie D En-gel brothers of the bride

Mr and Mrs Lester E Taylor theformerly Miss Loose Berndt whose

marriage took place quite privately InBaltimore on June M taken posses-sion of their recently completed home atSeat Pleasant Heights Md They will beat home to their friends after August L

The Misses Margaret and Luludaughters of Mr P Hanna formerSolicitor of the State Department leftyesterday for Buffalo and Niagara Fallswhere they wm meet their father whobas beet hi Chicago recently Miss Luluwill return to Washington with her

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Buy An EddyRefrigeratorNow and Save

20 Per CentIT E ORDINARILY sell

j the Eddy Refrigera-tor at 25 per centbelow list prices but

during interior improvements-to our store we are offering anADDITIONAL discount of20 per cent for cash

This is a very unusual op-

portunity to the mostpopular Refrigerator made ata decidedly substantial saving

A complete line of the variousstyles and sizes including

for use whore floorspace Is limitedC7AVe are exclnaive D C Agents

Dulin Martin CoFBtttrf tooto CUn Glut Sliir Ix

1215 F St and 121418 G St

fatter in a week but Miss Margarethenna who was the only womanfree America in an official capacityconnected with the Peace Conference-at The Hague last summa willmake a visit on Lake Champtata andlater go on a unplug expedition withfriends ta the Adtrondacks TIM Hannafamily have been spending then uuniinu-ta Norwood Md where Miss AideHanna win await the return of her fasterand sister

Mr James M Dateeil and daughters leftyesterday afternoon for a few days vaca-tion sear Kectortown Va

Mr Harry E Hacer of Jersey CityN J and Mtos Anna R BnUrMge of

afiecneon at 2 oclock at ta rasMUneii ofMr L N Cole Ml C street northwest bytier Dr Bailey pastor of the WesternPresbyterian Church

Mrs M R Waldecker and daughterMire NeMs Waldecker who has beenspendtAg part of tile iiiimiji with MrsWaldeckers ether Yrs R Calcman te-

Heradoa Va left for Cumberland Mdyesterday to remain the rust of Ute sum-mer They will return to WashmatenSeptember X

PREPARE FOR AIRSHIP FLIGHT

Work of Inflatiag Dirigible to Be-

N Beg a Teday

Trip to Be Made Monday orTuesday Over Fort Myer

Alexandria Route

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const meted sear the balloon atFort 3 jrr for producing tile mt cubic

It will require two days to make enoughgae to Inflate the bag

attached to the

towedreds ground where a tarns tent beenpitched

o Idsfirst preliminary light next MondayTuesday

Brig Gen James Allen cbtef signalofficer of tile anay has expressed hispreference for tbe Fort XyerAtexaadriaroute for the official acceptance trials oftbe dtelglple-

Thte route is favored by Gen ARea forseveral reasons It offers excellent fadtttiea for the Signal Corps to keep ta

Sight to Alexandria NIl tile fivemiles return both by telegraph and telephone It oho traversed by excellentroads over which the otters and news-paper men wfll follow the airship forserration purposes

Lfeets Benjamin D Foulota and FrankD Lahm during the last month havetraversed almost every foot of the terri-tory within the fivemile radfaaa of FortMyer and prepared a map of tile country

Tbe point of each of the coursesare advantageous as they otter dearturning points with DO hills or treeswhich might act as obstacles should theairship be flying at a low altttade Trader

specifications the dirigm must maketbe turn ta the air without a landing

The signal Corps omcers and Capt BaUwin himself express preference for tileAlexandria course although Capt

said yesterday that he was willingto take any course the Signal Corps off-icers should designate At the turningpoint on the Alexandria route is locatedShooters HIU with an elevation of Mtfeet This Is considered a very desirablespot as it is sixty feet lower than thestarting point at the Fort dryer paradegrounds There are numerous open Meldsin the tecanty should it be found neces-sary to make a landing Theand Fort Hunt telegraph lid telephonelines pass within yards of the turningpoint on Shooters Hill

DR HOWES mNERA TODAY

Veteran Editors Remains to Be

The funeral of Dr Franklin T Howewill be held this afternoon at 1 oclockwith a short service at the family resi-dence 12M Quincy street Brookland DX Rev Father Southgate offldaUng

Thence the cortege wits move to theShrine of the Sacred Heart Fourteenthstreet and Park road where Rev JosephF McGee win officiate at services at 4oclock The Interment will be ta Con-gressional Cemetery

The active pallbearers who nip bemembers of the staff of the Evening Starwhere Dr Howe was news editor will heJ Herron Fleming NewboM RichardMcLean T Howard Brooks Alfred JClarke and G A Lyon IT The honorary pallbearers will be members of theUnion Soldiers Alliance and the C A R

J Johnson president of theUnion SoWlers Alliance Dr ClarenceLawrence of the medical board ef thePension Bureau Maj Alexander T McMIHen of the Treasury Department andE A Krteoler

While you think of It telephone yourWant Ad to the Washington Herald anbill will be sent you at 1 cent a Word

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PRESIDENT RESTING

Xo Visitors to Disturb Quietat Sagamore Hill

LOEB GOING ON TRIP

Secretary Planning a Vacation InMaine and Minneaota Mr

Invited to Take a Ride InFnrmann Alrnliip executive Saidto Be In Aeronautics

Oyster Bay TillS Jt There were sovisitors at Sagamore Htn today andthe President remained at homerefreshing himself with a tennis game anda swim after same boats spent la hisstudy

Tomorrow Mr Roosevelt will receiveSecretary of War l ake E Wright whomakes his first can on ta Presidentbecoming a number the Cabinet Otherluncheon guests will be Mr and MrsJoseph Bishop and thief Forester GiftedPmcfaot

Mr Bishop ie secretary of the Isth-mian Canal Commtesfcm He comes byinvitation to discuss the affairs of theCanal Zone with the President and Secretary Wright

The cases of the eight cadets recentlydtsrafeeed tress West Point w

come up for d cuoslon between Sec-

retary Wright and the President

as be knew Mr ptechofs visit was mere-ly a social one He has recently beentraveling to Ute far West combiningbusiness with pleasure and prob-ably have tame things of tetereat te tellUte President concerning the conserva-tion of the forests In California

Loeb to Take TripTitle is Secretary Loebs last day In

command of the executive oaten for amonth to ecmo He wHI come over from

Insti ucHuas ad may rum op to Saga

but to Ute afternoon be win forgetpolities and tile troubles of those who SIttoo near the seats of the mighty andwin start for Matoe where he is to be for

litmus at the tatters summer cottageta the woods north of Portland LaterSecretary Loeb will UT tile ftsM ta theMinnesota lakes

He hit given on annual trip to Wy-oming and bas timed from the raft C

the hunter to the gentler arts ot

Invited to Ride In Airshipi

IAfrica for thrUfe By over

to Brighton Bench from Oyster Bay he

Fannie aviator win be deeMghlca-

lbttan for tile President and will tunaand strenuous Chef Exec

ultra into the aeroplane if pofslbUPresident Jtosseveit is sa to have be-

come ftreatly interested in ticsand has expressed a desire to see MrFarman fly Mr Persian hi return sawbe would be pleased to show the Presi-dent tile whole works and take him fora spin and if arrangements are a

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OPERA SEASON TO CLOSE

Weeli of Gayety Planned for FinalPerformances at National

its season at tbe sew National Theaterto a dose text week with another favor-ite mouse al comedy offering Bopsof New York tile e as an

of tile four work ofthe same kind of English origin whichwere revh id during their four weeksseries of musical comedy given with greetsuccess earner in their season When ARunaway GIrl the lint of these wasSiren it was a radical and tentative

and the success rf musical comedy at UteNew National was so far te excess of allexpectations that tt was derided to returnto this form of am-teeath and dosingThe performances of The ofXew York will be Btren with aa at-tractive selection of favorites from thepresent Abora Hst with Ute addition of anumber of artists chosen for individualpreadency shown tat musical comedy ia

cuss in their respective roles la TheBeite of Xew York

The management of the New Nationalhas planned an unueuaOy novel featurefor tbe final week Certain nights will

individual singers sad Saturday night for

follows Monday night wm be known asBradford night hi compliment to

Edith Bradford one of tbe pronouncedfavorites of the company Tuesday nightwill be for tne popular Washington bassoHuntington May Wednesday matinee forAgues Ftetay Wednesday night forHarry Thursday night for Carrie Reynolds Friday night for Bdaa Reta-in Saturday matinee for WlBfam Schuster end Herman Hersabere and the finalnight for the popular Abora opera chorusand the entire company of principals

ouveoir photographs of tbe entire com-pany will be distributed free Saturdaynight TIle pictures wm be for the ladiesonly

Convict DIm

A great deal of interest is manifested-in the coming of Convict SW the latestaddition to A H Woods list ef attracttteM which te underlined as the openingattraction at the New Academy for weekbeginning Monday August 3 chiefly on ac-

count of the great sensation which theplay has made In nearby cities and Utereports ef which appeared In the localpress from time to time Convict Mr isto a great a drama of today andits convict hero is an uptodate youngNew Yorker whom strum of circum-stances places in the prisoners deck un-der an accusation of murder of which beis Innocent bat of which be is convictedand sentenced to the electric chalkthrough Ute strenuous efforts of the

attorneyConvict 918 te described as a modern

melodrama In four acts and thirteenscenes Including the WaMorfAeorlaHotel the armory of the Blgnth B gtment during a grand military ban theCriminal Court room Stag stag prisonthe ruined Otd MHL the Cornfield Refugeand Ute villa on the Hudson A terrtScrevolt of the prison cecvtets and theirthrilling escape Stag Stag arestartling bits f realism Aa excellentpay will portray the varies

The seat and subscription sale Is nowopen

Confirms Report of TyphoonThe State Department received omctal

advices yesterday from Acting ConsulGeneral Wttlard at Canton China confirming the press reports of the typhoonSevere typhoon Canton Heavy damageand large loss of life river populationwas the form of the consul generalsmessage

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Department Will Put ThreeCArts on Tomorrow

TIM F sto C Department wilt headtate a system of reflection by automo-biles starring tomorrow

Three machines known as the Brushpackage Will be used on two aMfteor sixteen hours verb coy The carte

pounds are of the single cylinder vari-ety with tile vibration eliminated bymeans of counterweights on the creakshaftsblack with red running gears

TIle government has contracted teatthese madden for a year as an experi-ment and will use tick system of collectlag the mall entirety ta the went of lieprams satisfactory Raymond W

agent for tbe tars furnishes driversand keeps the ears ta repair havingpaned up permanent headquarters atiram C street

It is propeted hy the postal authori-ties to increase tbe eaeteocy of theservice to such an extent that a lettermailed as late as 2 p m will be deliveredat its destination tile sane day

DEMANDS A

Maj Fremont Resents Comments ofSuperior Officer

Renting of a house at Cuban PostCane of Trouble with

Gen Barry

Fits Infantry stationed in Cubatile War Deaartmeat lies appointee a

upon thequestion as whether or ant an taJosUcewas dose to aj and Ms em-

tanamaadm altered bymdortemeat b laj C su

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tarring Maj Fremont from Ss aa laupon the transfer said

An considered thegeneral is of tbe opinion that tile

beet interests of dtedpHae and adnttms-traltoo of tile Fifth Infanitrv lid the

tbe two omcers concerned will be beetsubserved by relieving Maj Fremont

daring hint to Cardenas where be win beunder tile supervision and control of hiscolonel and orders to this erect havebeen teeued-

Mai Fremont felt that be Red been un-justly treated by these comments of GenBarry

be appointed to Investigate tiletrouble The detail for Ute court is CoLJoseph Canard Fifteenth Cavalry LieutCoL Frauds H Handle Fifteenth Caval-ry Maj Homer W Wheeler EleventhCavalry sad Capt Lincoln C AndrewsFifteenth Cavalry reorder Tbe court

to be designates by Gen BarryThe dimcnKy between Maj

and tbe two offlcers referred to ta GenBarrys indorsement arose from MaiFremont action ta depriving of-ficers who were second Ueutennnts of tbe

rested and placing it at the disposal of anrst Beatenaat who was on leave of ab-sence ta the United States Ma

it is said took the house awayfrom tbe lieutenants one of whom was

for another lieutenant who had beenmarried in the United States and in-tended to bring bill bride to Cuba It isalso charged that Maj Fremont reported-to the headquarters of the Cuban armythat the lieutenants deprived of theirhouse were both bachelors

Maj Fremont was courtmartialed atGovernors Island about a year ago forfinancial Irregularities lid was reducedabout sixty numbers

Maj Fremont is a son of theC Fremont and a brother of CaptC Fremont U S A sow commandingthe ship Mississippi

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Nations Are Keeping Eyes onFrancis Joseph

DEMISE WILL MEAN MUCH

of the Map of Europewith Possible Great War May

Passing of Venerable Emperor-of Austria Political Balance ofEurope Certain to Be Upset

Vienna July M Realizing that whenFrancis the aged and taflrm Em-peror of Austria dies tile political bal-ance of EaropeF is Hkety to be rudelyuneet the European satins are todaykeeping a death watch on the Em-peror

They have not guns to tile matt of Tur-key which had a service agentshadowing the Emperor at lachl his summer home But what the Sultan attempt

tag with secrecy and a regard for theEmperors feelings

The keynote to the present Europeansituation is tile halfopen batfveiled

Eagtaad is ev ry power to maintain hot predominance andGermany Is strrrtaMj to obstruct this pol-icy and to gate the position England nowhoidc

The One FriendFrance Russia and Spain are friendly

to England and It to bettered that In thesigh Portugal Denmark

Sweden Norway and even Italy couldbe won to the English slue The Kaisersonly avowed friend is Emperor Joseph

Even Frauds Ferdinand heirto the Austrian throne favors the aban-

donment of German friendship for Eng-lish support

To prevent such a cuaBUun against himthese h little doubt that the Kaiser would

of Ms unfriendly neighbors With thedeath f Francis Joseph the secession ofHungary Irma Austria will be inevitableand a eonmct wm result

Intrigues that Are PossibleThe temptation to take advantage of

such a war to gratify their own ambi-tions would probably be too great forother European powers to withstandGermany pines for the West Austrian

terranean at Tricots Italy wants theterritory on her own frostier with itsItalian population Turkey would gladlymover Bosnia and i rT g mim whichshe lost ta 155 Serrta covets a sliceDabnatta nimnianhi would claim toBokovtoa and Russia would bid forGalieia

A perfect therefore of new intrignee aOtancea and complications

to follow the Austrian Emperorsdeath

SPAINS KING IN PERIL

Fire on XVnr Craft Loaded withExplosive

Sea Sebasttan Spout July 39 King AIwhile sailing with Marquis Bayard

dent TIM torpedo boat Havana wascraft when

was detected on the torpedowhich had ammuattten on board

The commander with coolness orderedthe explosives thrown overboard and theorder was executed with the greatest dis-

cipline King Alfonso scarcely noticed thedanger until it was over ad the torpedoboat HaicoR approached At this time theHavana was setting the fire ta handKing Alfonso afterward congratulated thecommander of tile Havana and his crewon their steady behavior ta a moment atimminent risk

Examination for Customs ServiceThe Civil Service Cxxamiaeion an

Bounces an examination to be held Au-

gust 12 ta Washington for firstgradepositions te the customs service in thiscity Applications mist be filed with thesecretary of the Fourth civil Service

at the office of the commission by4J p m on August 10 Further

and application blanks may beobtained at the office of the commission

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