THE EVENING TIMES WASHlffSTOK THURSDAY FEBRUARY G 19028 I

1MAJOR SYL YET

ASKED TO GUARD PRINCE

iCJnef of Police Wozzied by Lack of Insrucions as to WhatIs Expected to Do

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Ualeas some instructions are soon giveRMm by the committee ia charge of the recuptlon arraageAeate the Priace will be

to go from the depot to theGorman Kmbaasy ar the New Willard Hotel his arrival without the slightestpretence of a police or protectioa

There may of course be police arrangemoats which have bees kept secret butup to the present time Major Sylvester te-EC much ia the dark as to what will berepaired as aayprivate citlzea There isDO doubt that the arrangements whenmade will be most elaborate But it isevident the delay is causing Major Syl

much concern although he has de-

ettaod dIscuss the matter ia say of itsphaios-

K is probable however that Oetocttveawin bo brought here from other dUes toaastet the local force To secure goodmea from other places will be a work of

GOSSIP

FROM GEORGETOWN

A festival service was held lest eveniagt St Johns Kpiscopel Church The mu-

s e was furnished by the choir of Old 3C-

Baa4 Church BeJtimore which is re-

gard d as one ef the high standardChoral organisations of the StPaufs choir Rae for the past seven yearsbftoa ucler the persoaal direction of Profgarrow of Baltimore aM the Rev JS B Hodges pastor of St Pauls theson of Dr Edward Hodges who was or-ganist at Bristol England and Trinitydmrch New York Dr Hodges was alsoa coflBpaeer of A reeeat addition

the choir is Fraufein Thiele harpistwho is iastructor at the Con-servatory of Music Admission to the feathai was by Invitation though voluntaryooatribatioas were made for the beaentof St Johns Choir Library

Mis Louise Pauline Oibboas of 201N Street and Mr Roeea F Dewniug wereuBtted In marriage yesterday afternoon at-4taQ at SC Stephens Catholic ChurchJTe ushers wore Mesons John DowningGeorge A Conner Fraak Kilkenny aadJ 6eph J Murphy The brldes only atteadaat was her sister Miss Agnes Gib-bon Mr Richard Campbell acted asbest man The ceremony was performedby the Rev Father OCoanell assistantpastor of the church A reception washeld Just after the ceremony after whichMr and Mrs Downing loft on a short trip

The District of Columbia Paper MillGeorgetowns latest industry new employs sixty Hands mea women and girlsIt IB said that a per cent divMead hasJust beta declared

John D Crotosaat aad Galen L Talttrustees have sold to Charles M Fallowsfor 1300 lets S aad 6 Week 8 AmericanUniversity Park

Chalet Church choir will give a besentc-

ntflrwiBRMBt tomorrow evening at Lin-tblcum HaM Motion pictures will be thefeatMro

The TJJnJeytew Atamnf Aaaoci t1 a willbold MB s revaion tomorrowevening at the resMeace of Mtas CeraPimper on Thirtyfirst Street

It that Mr Thomas CPoles Stases has termiaated in the lossoi hIs reason He has bees takes to StElisabeths Mr Pole was but recentlyaajwMted a lay reader ia the BataeopelChare with the view of ultimately enterlag the miaiatry He has spent muchtime in aremotiag his fathers locomobile-iBveattlana

Some donations have been received atthe local omce of tile Associated Charities

i la the form of clothing

JUSTICE TEST CASE

Argument on the 3IilIx Petition to5 Ue licurd Tomorrow4 Argument will be heard tomorrow in Ute

Supreme Court of the District on the peLttfen of ouo warraato loosed a gainst MrSamuel C Mills requiring him to ahoycae by what authority be exercises

tbis juria leUoBMr Mills with others was named

a Justice of the peso for the Districtby President Roosevelt ia Deceatber lastThe cede from which the President do-

rfwd hie authority to same the Justicesof the peace however did not go Itoeffect sad operation until January 1 1M2It ta therefore contended by some peoplethat the President was without power to

the Justices when be did aad ia-

benaeaueaee the appointments are voidThe decision of the courts in reference

te Mr Mills will bold as to the otherjuadees ia this Jurisdiction who were app fatod by the PreaMeat prier to Januarylisa

SUES FOB 31200

HearliiK In of Reeves vIV A t 31 V Ualltvay-

He rl p was begua i ay in Circuit1 in tb suit of Mr John B-

Itfttfre agatest the Washiagtea Alexaadria and Mount Versed Railway Com-pany to recover 31200 claimed as dam-ages for periioatl iajurhc

It is alleced that ea February 32 1M-OtMr R oves purchased a ticket for WashingtMi at the eoatpaays o ee in Alexaadria Va After the ear haiL started on-1U way t9 this city Mr Reeves says hoffered the ticket to the conductor for hisfare The conductor it is declared re-fused to accept the ticket sad ejected MrReeves from the ear la doing so italleged the conductor threw him fromthe step of the car As a remit ef hisfall Mr Reeves declares the bones ofORe of his legs were brokea Just ahoyhis ankle

Inspector of CaxtlnKn-JIT order of the District CommiasioBers

Shuster of Camden K J beenappointed Inspector of cant iron pipe aadiale lla8e u eastings at 480 per dayfor the U eJuring which he to actuallytmpleyed

Colored Coa tum injuredWatte coasting dowa Thirteenth Street

bill between Florida Avenue aad WECreet northwest about t eeleck lastBj bt two colored men Gf rge Grant aad-

AtfflBBW living at 5 t H Street aerthv-iNHit lou a curb sal had theirfiagegs badly cut The injuries weredraJKed at the Garfield Hospital aadtaut In company with another friendwaat baek te the hill to try it again

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time soil the ra ltare ef the committeeon arraagameata to eommuaieate withtile chief of pOlice regarding tbe prejoetgreatly enhances the oimculties withwhich he will have to contend

It o beltevad that aa escort willbe provided by the department to accom-pany tbe Prince from the depot te thetel or embassy on his arrival in Wash-ington and this escort may aloe be placedconstantly at bin disposal whenever heleaves his apartments

A liberal number ef Secret Service monwill likely be sprinkled through thecrowds that win skirt the line of merck

If this is dose every peruse of ques-

tionable character or who gives the oatcers the least cause to suspect his de-

signs will be taken Immediately to PeMee Headquarters and required to explainIda business here or be committed untilUte distinguished guest has departed

It is understood that President Roose-velt has indicated that ao expense shallhe spared te aiford the royal visitor everyprotection and if this policy is adoptedMajor Sylvester will carry out every wishof the President Ia regard to the matter

IDENTIFIED AS MARK GRSBR

Pctnnil in Seer That of Mlsnlug I iiK horeiunn

The body of the maR found in the sewerat the foot of Seventeenth Street north-west yesterday afternoon lisa been identi-fied as that of Mark Greer a longshore-man who lived at the Intersection of XewHampshire Avenue and F Street north-west

Detective OBrien expressed the opinionlast night tJtat the was that ofGreer and tMls maralng Mrs Grver calledat the ntftrgfet aad rompieted the Ideati-fieation a is now living at Sis FStreet northwest where the funeral winprobably tw held

Greer pawned a shotgun belonging tohis soaialaw P B Colbeck In the hi-tters name at Heidenheinterg on Decem-ber 2C and was not seen thereafter

Oreer h L beEn working for LittleaeM-A Alvord tit a time and before that usedto sell the river front

BUSINESS MENS BAKQDET-

SeiiatorM anti Itc re cutative Speclnl Gucntn of the Occunlon

The Iteslnees leas Association of theDistrict f Columbia will hold Its annualbanquet at the House tonight Itis expeoted that fully 175 persons willbe present

There will be about thirty specialguests among whom will be members ofboth Seaate and House Committeesoa DtotfieV Affairs The chiefs ef thefire and police departments will also bepresent About twenty of the twentyfour CoogreB mea lavXed have sigaifiedtheir intcatlen ef accepting the tevita-tion

Tie only formal speech ea the programme will be that of CommissionerMae aad The other persons presentwill Bewailed upon for addressee by thechairman ef the association

TO MEET IN WASHINGTON-

Life XndcrirrlterH Decide HoldConvention In City

The notification to Mr S P Fiekleaof this city one of the vice presidents oftile Xatioaal Association of Life Under-writers that the executive committee ofthat aaeeeiatton have fiaally decided toheld its seariaaaual meeting in this cityApril has created quite a stir IB locallife circles

Consequently active steps have alreadyInstKQted to welcome and esterain these c etleKen At a cpeclSl meetlag of the Washington Life Underwriters

Atsocia eA Mr W A White presidentia the ebalr held Ja the Itlggsparlors last evening the followingnamed committee on wasapoetaton

W A White S P FicklenSiawa Wolf Robert Cook G S Walewright W A Bennett Max Cohen FraakRaymond W L R Badger William B

diff aBel Frank H ThomasAa adjottraed awetiac f tilts cammit

tee has b eK called for seat Moaday at1 a m

FOOTMEN TO DANCE

Annotation to Olve KM Sixth Annoah Iteuejitlon

The members of the Private Footmens-AsaocMtioa are going to throw off thefrigid mask of professional hauteur aDdhave a net time at their sixth aaaualreception which will be held at Odd Fel-lows Hall M Street northwest betweenSixteenth and Seventeenth oa the evealng

The most ultra footmea of the swellestfamilies ia town will be there to show theooachmea and incidentally their employers how a fashionable function should bepulled off Many of the oncers of theaeeeeiatioa are the footmen and butlersof the legations and they may be depend-ed to putiate practice the latest socialswings and sidestep

There will be refreshments served bythe Auxiliary music by tileMonumental Orchestra and dancing tillthe fashionable hour of 2 IB the morning

leatur on how to tVIn-jfhe Rer K L Hubbard pastor of UM-

MeKeadree Methodist Episcopal Churchgave a very interesting lecture last even-ing at the Gorauch Church corner ofFourandahalf and L Streets southwestThe subject the speakers talk wa

to Win During the evening amusical programme was rendered

Galena Street SewerThe Dtotrtot Qftmniissloners today au

a sewaruader the aftseasaeBt-ayetem in dkleaa Street between Sixthand Seventh Streets Metropolis Viewabutting all lots fronting on both aideef Oaleaa Street between the limits namedeatlmated seat flM2

The temperatures registered by theStandard thermomeier at House Hcrrmenus today a m 23 degrees12 m M laep m a

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WEATHER INDIGATIONS I

Carnival weather AU kin e of earniv ls for all kinds of eopJe Moneycarnival out way BrotherWJdener breaking bread with thirtyseven invited quests Just for funthey counted up the house which 0-

taled 9OOOMI000 tron Fivehnndredmillion Think of it And here themajority of ua are compelled to hangup Alphonsc the clerk at the wetgoo4 counter or go athirst Ahwell and alackaday l is not alwaysMay More platitudes

Probably fair tonight aad Fridayrising temperature variable

winds mostly southwesterly

Temperature at 9 aTemperature at 12Temperature at lJSf p i

THE SUN ANDTyE OON-

Meon riees527AM f Moon sets

THE TIDE TAJBLKHigh tide tAM and 2 8FMLew tide 00 Al X and 4M I X-

STRBKT LiCHTlMGLamps lit today PMLamps out tomorrow

NaUonal Virgiair In Alice ofOld ViBceuBes

Columbia David Warfield In The Auctieseer afternoon and evening

Chases Polite vaudeville afternoonaDd evening

Lafayette The Great UnknownafteraooB and eveata

Academy The Gamblers Daughterafternoon and evening

Kernaas The Jolly Grass WidowsBurle quers afternoon and evening

Bijou Burleeque vaudeville after-noon and evening

Coaventiea Hall Elks Midwinter Carztlval afternoon and evening

UNITY LITERARY CLUB

Jutcrehtliip ProRramme at the MeetInjj at the RlKTRH

The sixth regular meeting of the UnityLiterary Club for the season of 1M1M02was held meet evening in the parlors ofthe Riggs House corner Fifteenth andG Streets northwest A large number ofthe members and friends of the societywere present to listen te a more thanusually interesting

The essayist of the was JudgeJ D Plenner of Idaho A WesternWonderland was his subject aad he toWof the beautiful scenery of the GhesheaeFalls on the Snake River eighty milesfrom Boise Idaho He referred to themas the eighth wonder of the world

A paper on Current Sveats was readby Mrs John A Travis The rest of theprogramme follows

Piano solo Le Trot du CavalierSmedley Miss Cnariene Browse recita-

tion Prior to Miss Belles AppearaaceMiss Grace Beard recitation The Ghostof Lone Rock Miss Artie E BellRalston College of Repression recitation

SIte Likes Me Pretty Well Mr GeorgeSpoWel resitation The Quarel of Brutusand Cassius Mr WilUam D Slaughterpiano solo Cavalleria Rustieana Maxcagal Miss L Liebermaa recitation

Kiasiag Cups Race Mtas Susaa StoneRalston College Several of the numberswere encored

The club extended a vote of thanks tothe management of the Riggs House forthe use of their parlors which beennewiyv retted and decorated The nextmeeting will be held la the Xew WillardHotel February

UnuMinlly lnr c Xamlier of ofIncanionln Itciiurteit

If the surgeons at the various hospitalslocated in this city are to be believedWashington is at present a stricken cityAccording to them nearly every hospitalia the city Is crowded with patients themajority of whoM are suffering frompneumonia brought on ny the change-able weather

Physicians at the Emergency Hospitalsaid

eases of pneumonia city then foryears before owing to the bad weatherOur institution ia completely filled astate of affairs with we have notbeea confronted for la factwe have sot a spare bed in the hospital

The other hospitals are said to be af-fected In the same manner nearly all ofthem being in suck a condition that thestanding reom only sign could very

properly be displayed-

A Company Uceoverx nOOO TnxcxAttorney Fred Basil ef this city yes-

terday received a telegram from Mr AsaG Candler president of the CecaColaCompany informing him that in theUnited States Circuit Court at AtlantaGa the company has recovered 41 Mpaid as taxes to the Government OR theproduct of the company

Senator UVtiiiorea Chimney AblazeEngine Company No 1 was called out-

last night about 10 oclock to extinguisha blaze In a chimney ef the residence ofSenator George P Wetmere ef Rhode Isl-and 1600 K Street northwest There waspractically no damage done

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Always the Best of Everything for the Least Money

Another Feast of RemnantsOdds and ends and broken lots You cant make hay these days even

if the sun does shine but you can make business if you Rave theproper goods to advertise Our selections for tomorrow consist ofmany good values null ends which are new and seasonable broken iotAwhich must make room for other goods and odd pieces which mustvacate their quarters

Which ought te receive a rousing receptiea betas specially reduced to iaaugurate their Scat showing

THE BUSY CORNER

NEW MILL ENDS

29 yards of American Shirtingand Waist Prints all sew pat-terns best which we will

12 yards to each customer OjCat per yard

2000 yards of now Seersucker andGinghams stylos the same asquality sot quite as good We willallow a dress pattern to each OvCcustomer per yard

2 cases of good quality Percale 192styles ia light dark effect reg-ular lOc quality which we shall 7Csell at

yards of the est DomesticLawns Dintttiec ami Satiates ia aUse of elegant patterns andcolorings regular 12 and lie J Cvalue for 2

1 case of new Challis Kemaaats alllight styles suitable for dresses andsummer comforts which we 0Cshall sell special at

lot styles of special quality newI Ginghams in all the new choice de-

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The first on the list is an odd lotof Maids Caps made of white IndiallRoa with three rows cf pleatingedged with Val lace they were25c being and ends they 1

JThree pairs of chUdreas canton

flannel Night Drawers made withoutfeet sUghtly soiled they were Mebeing odds and ends they OCCare

Three coats made of ladless clothIn colors of red and mode targe sail-or collar braided la white box backstyles tour aad lye years were

3 being odds and sods they Ctare

Oae childs Coat made of whiteripple eiderdown large elrcr col-lar and extra small cellaredged with silk braW this garment isslightly soiled the price was-H being aa odd garment theprice Is U30

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One lot of womens Wool Felt Jailets which sold for 1 reduced J

One lot ef Childrens Kid Shoes iaboth lace or button the sizesare and S s W for U reduced Cto J

The best quality Stem Rubbers forwomen children Ostring heels worth SOc for

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lot the price will bePour womens Petticoats made of

best grade of alpaca there isblue me red one green andcerise deep umbrella ruffle finishedwith small tucked ruffles and ia 4-

dttkm xtra dust ruMe stld for 4ttbeIng and ends the C1 QO

price isEight dressing sacones made of

good Duality ripple eiderdown tightfitting and felled seams small laydown cottar fiAHhed round collar andsleeves with ruffles of ribbon and foldto match betas w odd lot wereduced from KM to 13O

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One lot of missess guaranteed pat-ent leather lace or button shoes witheither cloth or kid tops sold for QOC j

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ties liberty sadchiNea Jabau point de Venice eellars aad other aeek pieces OflC

White and black mouse bows androsette wale sold for Me to 9fcC

Point Venice Irtah point and apatfjoe effects ia rouad and square book

and ties which OMsold up to 4146 to go at

Liberty Hk baas with long fullends and full ruche made of libertysilk and eatfToa some are all blackup to 425 to go at iJU

Also a lot of Boas lineseffect black boas chiffonand liberty silk extra full ruche aridlong eads sold up to SSX to C c-o t

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price Me reduced t 1 CCper Ib

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VEnvelopes per packageHurds Holland Llaen reeepiioa

ia dainty shades 9c per flCquire envelopes per paekage

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braid which sold as high 1 Cas 12c per yard for

1 let of remnants in Mack silk aadmohair braid which sold fromlie to lie per remaaat each

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of BMrribow leathers which has tileappearance of fur others of whiteand black coque feathers some aremade taffeta silk ati coquefeaaers combined another style madeof liberty silk sad chiffon withextra long eads sud up to

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had os ty use of each Wadthese are mod of fine quality chif-fon liberty silk and ribbon effectthe colors are light blue pinklavender slid m is as well asMack sold up to 98 to go J Cfj

A Big Remnant Sala of Dress1 lot of dressmaker eambrics leaos

and canvas ia assorted O Clengths leainaiit price B

1000 yards of tat Mack aerealiaeas welt e lrs also lawns and se-Hcia which sold off the piece fromSfcc to lfi aer yard remaaat Cprice OB

1 lot fine lining remnants suckM sateen inMack and colors which are worth offUte piece from 12c to 25c per Oyard in remnants 04

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Shart WWkths of satin sad gros gretaribbon assorted colors 2 and 3

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Plata and fancy ribbon ia all colorsalso satin taffeta ribbons thislot sold up to Me per yard 10JCft

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irtmeatpS Oil Theaters the Brightest and

best slightly damaged thereforethey are reduced from 4 1 Qg

4 Curtain Stretchers the cele-brated Oilrays make reduced accfrom 1M te

15 wire knife sad fork basketswhich sold for l e reduced OCto

fi Clothes Hampers made of fancy

reduced from 10 to10 CuspRd res aaamel steel slight-

ly chlppoa sold for reduced ICCto

12 Granite Iron Coffee Peta 2qtsize which setd for Me reduced 1to

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8000 parda of Poagee Foulards has

4esigas and colorings the same as asUIt foulard special price per ICCyard

1000 J rds of plata shades ia Satln

ia different width stripes whichwe shall sell special at per ICCyard

a eases of Furniture and DraperyCHoae large lid small designs Inantl eUaeta iiriated oa light medi-

um add darks ground special CjCper yard

1 lot f Outta s ia stripes andreversible taiab which are

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55 pieces of quadruple plated silver-ware including cream pitchers spoonholders cracker Jars etc which CQCsold fo 100 reduced to

12 ptaeea of quadruple platedfruit dishes pickle castors

buUYdi fees tea trays etc whichsoW up ta 250 radaeed 110to J

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Deoomted toilet pitchers and decor-ated biufias each SIc

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handsome SwelledJiHaJ Front Cloiaan Oak BedroomtJuite with large beveled plate mirrorworth 3-

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MAYER PETTIT415417 SEVENTH

OUR OWN MAKE

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Trunk we tellAbsolutely guaranteedfor one year cut

will give you an idea of the exteriorInterior fuRclotVUnedtwo traysdeep andwide hatbftX

Strap andletteriBg tree

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Where with Increasedfacilities he will ba able to

attond to tho wants ofhis patrons

and guarantee tharn bestworkmanship find

mostroascnable prices

Wby Da We Sell to Mist Glasses

IT IS WE SFIX AT MOST REASONABLE PRiCES AD EXAMINE

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