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FOR THE CAMPAIGN If you want the news, you'll need The Herald. SUBSCRI3E NuW. VOLUME XIII., No. 214. BURTON-TAYLOR-WISE CO. The following quotations for Monday are the key to the inside on low prices. We have several broken lots, odd pieces and remnants, which we can not afford to carry over, and from which there can be made some nice selections, in many instances at less than half price. You should read this list carefully, it will pay you. List of Cut Prices in Silk Department All 85c Colored Taffeta Silks, tomorrow at .. .. .... .. .* * * .... .. .. .. .. ...... . All 59c and 65c Colored Taffetas, tomorrow 49c at .. •• ... Beautiful 32-in. Black Taffeta Silks, no better values in the house at SI.OO, sale price 19-inch Beautiful Lustre Black Taffeta AQp Silks, at Beautiful quality of Mourning Ilabutai Silks, cQp 'cheap at 75c, at List of Cuts on Odd Garments In The Ready-to-Wear Department Which Are Money Savers. Remember Such Cuts cannot Last Long. SI.OO White Madras Waists,to go tomorrow Nice, soft, well-made, Black Taffeta Waists, fti nn which bring $3.50, to go at vhoO SI.OO White Linen Skirts, lpust go, gQg Odd $5.00 Panama Skirts, to go tomorrow, (Jg Nice line of Black Satine Petticoats, to go 69c All odd Silk and Batiste Waist in the Uglf.Piipo house, cut to null lllbu List of Cuts That Should Appeal to Men Men’s 50c Negligee Shirts, at 39c Men’s SI.OO Negligee Shirts, at 69c Men’s 50c Nainsook Underwear, at 35c Men’s 65c Night Shirts, to go at 49c Men’s SI.OO Night Shirts, to go at 79c Men’s 50c Elastic Seam Drawers, to go at 39c Men’s full bleached short sleeve Gauze Undervests, at 22c Men’s all pure Linen White Hemstitched Handker chiefs, at 9c fill Europe Is fiflame fit Turkey’s Political Change The Turkish Question will in all Probability be Set tled By the Turks To the Elimination of Would-be European Factors. LONDON. —That the constitutional i movement in Turkey bldg fair to change the t.oiltlcal face of the mi nr j East and tc call into being recup-jrn tive iifKtnces which will have the broadcast international effects is a conclusion rapidly forcing itself jpon European statesmanship. Whether the credit for the coup of Abdul Hamid belongs to Berlin's sug gestion or to London's advocacy of ' mobile columns'' to hunt down tbe lawless Macedonian bands, the pr) dominant fact la that the "sick mao of Europe” has outplayed all the chancelleries in his adroit appeal 'o his people and In his prompt dismls sal of the leaders of the palace cJ'que chief of whom Is the Infamous Izzet Bey. It»1s not improbable that the young Turks. Intoxicated with the success which has attended their «gltation. w'll go beyond the limits which the moderates in Ottoman public life, such ar . has been, think should be observed. There are signs that they will re peat the extravagance of the revolu tionary extremists in the first Rus sian douma. and the upshot may be that the parliament summoned for No vember 1 will have a career similar The Sweet Answers of a Telephone Girl Have Won Her a Husband SAVANNAH. Ga —ln the wedding' .it Miss Nellie Barrett, lately of this city, to Mr. William H. Harris, of Medford. Mass, is tbe culmho'ioi of a pretty romance in which Mis* arrett's sweet voice plaved a piomi 'r-nt part After the death of her father in this city some time ago Miss Bar rett moved to Medford and became THE SUNDAY HERALD to that of the chamber dominated by risen like Allafyn. But the salient feature of th e situa tion is the enormous increase of prob ability that the “Turkish question” will be solved by the Turks, and that rhe solution will put an end to the hopes certain powers have cherished of the collapse of the Ottoman em pire on the passing of Abdul Hamid. All calculations as to the future of Turkey must be revised. CHAFIN’S NOTIFICATION TO BE ON AUGUST 18TH CHICAGO. —It has been decided to hold a meeting of notification for E. W. Chafin the prohibition candidate for president. Tuesday, August 18, in the music hall, fine arts building, Chicago. The notification address will be by Prof. Charles Scanlon, pertnai x* chairman of the prohibition conven tion. Also there may be addresses by members of the notification com mittee. A public reception will b<- held the same day In the Auditorium hotel. The national prohibition exec, utive committee meets at the same time to consider campaign plans. SANDS' FUNERAL. PARIS —'l oc runera! of G Win throp Sands, the stepson of William K. Vanderbilt, killed In automobile ac cident Wednesday was held in the American church this morning. The relatives and other Americans were present. 'a telephone operator. There her sweet voice became a source of com ment to those using the system, and to Mr. Harris It became peculiarly , attractive. He sought ati lntroduc . tlon and the attraction became mu | tual. The wedding took place in Med j ford last week, and the details have j Just been received in Savannah, i where Mias Barrett, now Mrs. Harris, , baa many friends. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1908. List of Cuts in White Goods That Should Appeal to the Lover of Dainty, Fine Sheer Materials. Beautiful Sheer, fine White Persian Lawns, M . thrown out in one lot, at I 1 45-in. Sheer, fine White French Lawns, would |Q« be cheap at 25c, at lOu All remnants of fine Sheer White Lawns, worth 10 I p up to 25c in one lot at IZ 15c Sheer, 40-in White Lawns, to go Qg 35c and 50c Embroideried White Batiste IQp in this sale at I”** List of Cut Prices on Small Articles Which Can Be Bought for Very Little Money Nice, white Embroideried Belts, to go gg 25c White Wash Belts, Pearl Buckles, |gg King Basting Cotton, per spool, tomorrow |g 5c Hooks and Eyes, to go tomorrow, fl at L\t 5c Safety Pins, to go tomorrow, n at ...' T'iting Tablets, cheap t 10c, to go tomorrow, gg Two packages of good Envelopes, to go r at f oc Miller’s Celebrated 10c Soaps, to go tomorrow r - at 25c Talcum Powder, to go tomrrow, jQg cite ins BEST EXPRESS GOMPAIY NEW YORK - Following the arrest of three men, charged with being members of a gang who in the past few months have robbed the Adams Express company of trunks in which were goods valued at SIOO,OOO or more, the detectives of Brooklyn to day said three more arrests would he made, and the chances are that much of the Btolen stuff will be recovered. According to detectives the express company has been robbed through a system of bogus tags and cheeks made by a Job printer in league with the gang. When a trunk was given to a driver at some of the express de pots in Brooklyn, he would put on the bogus tag and check and deliver the trunk to the home; of an accom plice. So clever wi re the thlevey that thP detectives and Pinkertons had diffi culty in getting a real clue. Reports came In daily of the loss of some valu able trunk or parcel. Then It Was discovered that a large part of the stolen goods were being disposed of In Brownsville, and the detectives ar rested Fred Wilfert, John Cook and Alfred Motile. STORM IN VIRGINIA. NORFOLK.— A stouthern storm r-Tched the Virginia roast in all of its fury last night with the wind at a velocity of fifty miles an hour, rec orded at Cape Henry early this morn ing For eighteen hours the wind blowing almost steadily at forty miles an hour at the Virginia Capes, while at Hatteras, the same wind velocity continued for two days and nights practically unabated The stoim pas* Ing northward, without damage In Virginia except by the wind to grow ing crops ELECTIONB TODAY IN CUBA. HAVANA, Cuba. — Municipal and provincial elections are being held to day throughout Cuba American methods introduced Into Cuban pol itics wer<- put Into force and quiet was reported in all sections of the Island. Wife of Aeronaut Henri Farman ,*Jfc wWffl®9S%i \ lyPff^**' 7!»tf* Spj^wlws^KpnMt^w^B^ipr ~' *’'•■. * • ■rejj.jffi; •f • J* l ij?L'j ■ . 4 4fc^a|aK?^i «^ ToWr y'&Gl * ; -" t*\ >r-\ * •.< *UI Tflgy^7, ■ ■ 4, w -/i *' - <i ■■■ ■' xr -. ’■ \ / .Ipnw -fi*' - * ■ [ ; ‘ ran f.gl Mme. Farman and her fnmoua husband's airship are here shown. Mme. Farman affects the Greek dress in private life. DAILY AND SUN DAY, $6.00 PER YEAR. List of Wash Goods in This Sale 36-in new 15c Percales in both light and dark In styles, some in new bordered effects, at ■UC 10c to 15c Printed Lawns, Organdies and 7 | Batiste, all at > "jG Remnant of 10c and 15c Figured Lawns, Batiste Cp and Organdies, to close at Entire stock of Mercerized Batiste and Tissues, in neat figures, checks and stripes worth 25c to in close quick at ,lUv 7c Apron Check Ginghams, to go tomorrow, c n at 0b 35-inch 10c, Cheviots, for Shirts, to go at List of Cut Prices in Domestics 25 yards of 36-in. good Sea Island Si 00 Granitoville 7 1 /i»<* Unbleached Drilling, gg 72x90-inch Sheets, to go tomorrow, (Jg 42x36-inch 12V*><‘ Pillow Cases, to go tomorrow |Qg All Standard Prints; new lot, to go tomorrow, gg List of Cuts in L .ces Black Silk Laces in Medalions, Bands and Edges, throw out on one table, tomorrow, Half-Price Entire stock of Val Laces, Fdges and In- Hff sertions included in this sale, at Ull 10c Round Thread Edges, to go tomorrow, gg Niee line of fine imitation of Torelinn Edges and In sertions, in one lot, at one price, c tomorrow Big lot of Remnants of Laces to close regardless of cost french Suffragetes Hate Joined Those Of England PARIS- Spurred on by the ern-r getle warfare waged b.v the suffra gists of England the French are now beginning to demand the rigid of suf frage and there Is indeed already a constant Interchange of views lie tween the women of the two coun tries. One of the strongest arguments put forwartl by French suffragists is the statement that Ihey are only claim ing a right which their Hex exercised In the past and which their training and capacity lit them to exercise in Ihi- future- In France an a matter of fact women have not only had the Vote but have stood for election as candidates and in some cases have hail seats In legislative assemblies. At tie- last municipal elections In Paris a woman candidate. Mile l-aloe, obtained several hundred voles Hie wa.t not the tirsi to stand up for the rights of her sex In this Way. Mine. I,comic Rongtde offered herself as a candidate at the municipal elections In 1881, but received only 50 voles Tie- French suffragist* point out with some efTect that under the lad Beaumont of 1182 women wi re allow ei| to take purl In deliberations on municipal affairs. In 1302, when Hi” first Knits (lenereatix met women holding flefa were duly represented by nobles and ecclesiastics Two cen turies Inii-i there were actual women delegates and deputies iVid no leu than thlrlv Iwo widows held seals In the provincial assembly of Franche Comte. The Murderer In a Nevada Prison Won't Accept Socialistic Nomination NEW YORK VI ft Preston, who Is «ervlng a term In Nevada for inur der, has notified the socialist labot party leaders In this city that he wdl not permit his name to be used as a candidate for president This parly recently nominated Preston at Its nu tlpnsl convention. Today a new name was placed on the ticket, which reads: "For Presl Read The Herald THE FIRST NEWS. THE BEBT NEWS. ALL THE NEWS. For (ampaign News i The capacity of women to hold the most responsibly administrative posts la held to be proved by the fact, that jin tint thirteenth and fouteenth cen turies female Judges sat in the courts of lnw, and It la stated that Ihelr do- Iclslons wciv fully equal to those of | the ties) male magistrates. Women nave served with dlstlnc- I lion even ns ambassadresses and gen erals. Franrolse de Cazelly, (luring tier husband's absence made such a fine defense of a fortified place en trusted to her care that Ilenrv IV appointed her governess of the city. During the French revolution seve ral women nerved In the tanka and took piirta In Hcveiil cumpalgiia with marked bravery. Hindi are the anawera of the French suffraglata to those who denv the ra pacity of women to participate in the nfftilra of state. They call on tint great nations not to lag behind the smaller countries and point to the fact that women in Norway have had the vote for five years, in IftOD when the next general election takes pluc-4 for the Storthing 300,000 Norwegian women will have the right to vote. Lastly it is maintained that women have earned the franchise bv vlrluo of their general progress and polit ical education during recent years In isn't tin- doors of the universities were thrown open to women. Twelve years later they were given access Is all the public offices Including the law courts In tool the right to vote at municipal elections was eon ' ceded and it la because this right has be«ti well exercised that the full 'rigid of suffrage la being naked for. deni, August (illlhaiis, engineer, New Yurk, as proxy for Preston.” In eg. plaiiutlon of the "as proxy for Pres ton” clause, It was explained today that In the event of the election of fjlllkaux. Preston would still bn the one wiio would direct the affairs of ihi nation, Glllhnus merely being Iho go-between; that Preston would choose the cabinet and (llllhaus would obey the murderer's Instruction!.