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LEAD DOESN'T LOOK UP
What The Outlook Is In Respect 10 pss-
sion Business.
Fixed Up-what Congress-
viii Do with New
States.

special TAI the standard
wAsHISS.roN, March ll.-Tbs. ws.sacso
men who have ts-cu hoping that thess
would bc "a new tariff hill soon and shna =
would put lead at ~ cents per pound D
whatever form IL may tc found, aFe kur-
ginning tn doubt whether there win ~
any change in the tariff hill in their favor
priAtions. and many morc ~,
asked for that il must be grant.tl
that il il doubtful whether i
will bc practicable tn reduce the revenus.-
The invalid pensions committcc, whieh
was expected tn turn out 10 raft of ResSer-
o,ss provisions. - now considering =
proposition to stop with limited servi,e
pension hill that will pension every nao
who was i'm the army soon ~
hc reaches the age OF e. yssAs~-
That hill wo,skl take &1OA-
Ho,GD annually. An attempt wa.
made to-day tO get mp hill for the n63-
mission of Wyoming. and IL succs,S<Sesl,
far the orsier of the house il conccPuaaf.
Mr.. Springer, who is determined ~ u,sAko
an effort to get i'm Arizona and New NOE
leo. antsQonixcsl the Wyoming bill and,
by keeping up parliamentary tactics uns1
dinner time. he managed to use thu tiuss
and head off discussion of the wyomisw
measure.
There is no longer any t,eiicf ansoaa
western men that there will bs u large A.
preparation for irrigation purposes Tho
money cost will bc difficult tai overOgoe,
but there arr other obstacles not th0u9&a
Of until rSscntly that will make 10 nerss--
sary to have some understanding betWesso
adjoining states bcfors, any slcflnite syss-
tenn of irrigation bitches can bc Ulssnps-d
under government auspices.
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tHisAGo. March IA suit for SltnAOk3D
for breach of promise OF marriage was
commenced i'm tb. federal circuit sS,azs
to-day against Louis a. wachsrnuth. sem
ior member of the firm of l.. a.. waekss-
muth x Co. wholesale clottliers- T6
plaintiff il Miss Jennie NJ. Paul u stasae11
brunette of -, daughter of the late A. W.
Paul, formerly a prominent lumber mee-
chant. Her attorneys refuse tn give anv
details until TIM. action comes uI,. warhss-
n,ith - "A bachelor 20 years Of agc and
quit" "a favoritc in club circles. Hic is alb
sent from the city at present and ~,
brother did not hav" much knowledge of
the ease.
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IN THE SENATE.


terpelssssa sG the RecesSs.-
wAsnINGroN, March 11.-In the senate
to-day tho house amendment to the senate
concurrent resolution instr,,clinx the sem
ate and house committee on immigration
tn investigate the working Of the various
laws on immigration, was taken up. IL
adds tn the scope Of tl,e inquiry the sub
iect of the purchase of American indus
tries by foreign capital. After sosrsc dis
cussion the I'M after won't over without
action. Among the petitions presented
and referred was one fron Florida, asking
for duty of 81 n box oh forcign oranges.
The question OF interpolation OF the
records then came az, for consideration.
After some debate Eustis said there was
not any cxaRRcration i'm what was inserted
In the record as comparssl with what was
publicly uttered on the toor. The Ian
Il; the idea Is the same. the arraiRnment
in the same. Although he Confessed that
the lsnEaaTs ian! inserted ~ & the r"r ,o VA; Ta;
uttered upon the fioor.
Eeimunsis Illustrated the question Icy am
H;s n.lIsi"n to e y. cH S tn ~ ssna;n mo o. ' in
slebtcd for the pleasure OF MIR. Eustis'
presence. Imight say on the iioor of the
tor misreprt.scntcd the state OF Louisiana,
ansl that IL there hnd bct,n an honest vote
and am honest count In that state the sem
ate should not have had that pleasure.
Now il tomorrow there appears I'm the
record an additional statement that this
.c.oS wss accomplished sS i" %,r s"ns way i. by shs
and that with bloody hands and
wicked intentions he had managed by
fraud and violence to construct ~ lcgisla-
ture of that character. suppose my friend
from Louisiana would say that all that
had been said yesterday and that it was
very proper for me behind his back to
have II inserted in the record.
Daniel interrupted and asked that Ed
mnntls be taken down.
The presiding officer, Ingalls,, asked
Daniel to state the words to which hc took
exception the official reporter might
know exactly the sentence to bc written
down.
Daniels said hc understood the senator
from Vermont to impaitc distinctly tO the
murder, and il WAS tn that language hc
excepted. The defense as written out by
an official reporter having been read by
the clerk, Daniels said those were not the
words hc excepted to.
Al tire suggestion of Hoar, Daniels and
the reporter retired tai find the objection
able sentence. After u few minutes Dam
iels returned and said il was difficult to
find the sentence and he would not press
the matter.
he true account of the proceedings hut
the senator from Florida so far forgot
himself in moment of heat To
cause to bc printed AN apparently
carefully drawn mp statement imputina
to the senator from another state AMI in
bate Call subniitted some remarks Ia his
own vindication and quoted some OF
Chandlcr's expressions imputinG to him
Cali the possibility of provoking homi-
II. No quorum. Among the affirmative
votes, were Gray. I'uRh, I'urpic and
Vance. Without disposing of the matter.
the senate adjourned.
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y tii1 fOr the !Adustssion of wyom
BrOught Up fssr Consideration.


BrUWghs Up Ssr Consideration.
WAsHISGToN. March lin pursuance
of an agreement ON Saturday the public
building hill passed the committee of the
whole ami came up this morning with the
previous question.
Baker. from the committee ON terri
tories, rcI,ortcd a hill for the admission of
Wyoming AMI asked its immediate con-
sisicrstion.
Springer opposed the request, bat by u
strict party vote tho house decided tn con-
slider the hill.
Enloe, u member of privils, moved
the discharge Of tho committee s,n invalid
pensions from further consideration of the
interior for evidence taken and
reported tn him 10y tl,s conn
ni.,cc nit Ice nppoinsss,i ,'s j., ,n inv:stisase
der Commissioners Tanner. Cotnmi--
sioncr Tanner kept i'm good faith the.
pr"m,,-"s ,,,... ne mad" On thu stump and tbs,
hs had been kicked cut. The entire adj
niini~trs.tion of the pension office SHOULD
hauled by the committee OF the house.
The day for shaking the bloody shirt "a
excuse for robl,ing the public treasury
ought tai pass. u there had bs'cn r,,tl,cry
and corr,iption let the men who wcrs,
ccrned i'm u In consigned tn eternal in
fanny.
Morrill,, chairman Of tn. committee ou
invalid ps'nsions, said hc had never heard
OF the resolution until to-day. He hal
mitisc that il lad never been presented
to him.
Iodcr. member "f the committees. cor
rotpnrstcd this statement.
In view of Morrill's statement Enius.
Withdrew his motion.
Baker, from the committee ON terri
tories, reported a bin ror the admission of
Wyoming. lie asked for an iminesliatc
consideration OF the hill. which, under the
new rules. is u priv legged n,cas,lrc.
SIP niger protested against this action.
Ii had hs.Cm agreed, hC said. in the. COM
n,ittec an, territories that the hill should
not ls. called NJ until the consisicruGou of
the Oklahoma hill was completed.
Baker, while not denying that AN agrc.-
in-nt hasl been made, said that Perkins,
who H. in charge of the Oklahoma hill.
haI given his consent that the Wyoming
bill should In proceeded with.
Springer raised the qus'stior, at ''oi,-i,i-
craiiui. The house decided tai consider
the hill lbs "a strict party vote.
tho hill was referred to tho ..osninitt.s, Of
the whole and Baker moved that the
houss. 90 into such committee.
Springer interpreted with "a motion to
adjourn. which was defeated.
Bakers motion was agreed to. Accord
ingly the house went into cornIiiittc of the
denied liz, had acted in bad faith in
time. The nnr,s-. "i I'll" gentle.
delay the consideration of tl,c ,nca-uru
until he had an opfrps'nnisy In sSrissx IN
AN Omnibus hill.
Springer N itcratrsl his statement tina,
the hill had been called up l., violation oi
the agreement made i'm the committee.
The gentleman from Kansas ,Pcrkin~i
the Wyoming hill was called up. All lac
,Springcrl asked was that "a reasonable
time should bc given to the minority Z.
prepare amendments which IL desired "a
offer.
Pcusliu,, further discussion the commit
trc rose and the house adjourned.
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THE PAN-AMERiCANS.
To Consider the Means of 1mproS tng
Commercial Communication.

Ts Consider the Means oG ImproSt tng
Commercial GN0saontcatton.
wA~itISs.ToS. March ii.-At "a meeting
or thu Pan-Aucrican conference ys.stcr-
day "a rrI,ort was received from the conn
mittcc to consider the means of extend
ing and improving tn. facilities for conn
ncr,.isi. postal and telegraph cosninuni-
cation bctwecn the countries that border
upon tin" Gulf nf Mexico and the Carib-
bean -ca. The COMMITTEES. says that tho
present telegraph rates make il practt-
cally impossible, to slo business over the
present lines, and recommend that steps
IL. taken to secure "a moderate scale of
charges. This failing, charters should Ia
granted IL independent cable companies.
The COMMITTEES says plans havs. been dis
cuss..si by capitalists of this country for
the establishment of "a rapid steamship
service bctwecn Tampa. Fla, and Mo-
bile. Ali..and ports of Colon. Port Lin,on.
Costa Rica and Graytown in Nicaru,igtIa. a.
Such line would shorten tn" time of
transporting mails from New York ear
Chicago six and half days. Similar
lines connecting New Orl.aus with Carib-
bean ports are suggested by the commit
tc.,. The committee. in conclusion RECON-
rnpI,.l- that all nations bordering ot, tin.
Gulf of MrNicp aud Caribbean grant
government ait in tli'. establishment pf :,
tirst-rla~, steamship s1'rvi..c.
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BRIEF TEIECRAMS.

Losi-t>. March n.-~iiV-r ore in Quantities
has been discovered At >a,'d,, mar ESaterin,s>
iay. Russia.
ct>'ISN>ri. March tn" >l> story bulid
WAS burning at ~ m rhs. lass viii L., SspSsso
to>>rN~rf>orI.s. March 1t-ln an enrOsap
ter at Eis,<on;, btt~,>'a Turks ant :. hsAnd sk
hrg.n> over % of the former wcr. kiilesi assA
>i> OF III. latter.
pwsx Souxp, ont. March tr-Brtckenrssi2., =
furniture >tor,' and i.urkhIrt'> hardware e~assb
vrrr seriously hurt by n falling WALL. Loss SIS.
sr.
wN~ut>.sroS, March ii.-ri. president has
>,nt To- ti,' >glt'c tin, nomination OF Lieut. Cot
payma>,.r general With In. rank ot brtsuibs~
general.
kIp JN>THIo. March H. BoyacuN;l, the min
sion to Munt-Si.l,s and lsnenos Ayre>. An oenciu1
ir.r,- Is t>sIsd establishing three banks in ths
Northern pro, inc''>-
yesterday stfterns,n resolution WAS lssssed In
FAVOR .f the construction Ut railway froln S}us
ts,c Ia II. q haries hay ON the tabrsAxDr coA1a-
This I'm. woli,t reduce the distance To EuroDD
i..s. miles.
fINpI.NN. a.. March 1.-The wir. nail nes
th.. sSt states have. with few s.Nc~t4io0s
18th or ,s.rhaps h,i.r rhs shut down ~ aiisssd
to H. part of tn, >hetne To forcc certain mama
firtur,rs into the trust.
BERLIN. March it.-Corresponslence betweea
t;rrnany ami Great BTittu relative to the scopC
of the International l;.isr congress has bsrco
n:s.l. publr. Lord salisbury ds~lned to fNvcs
hours of i,t.r. tiI,lcnis,er, the noted orienss,
Isl, dicd AT Bonn.
ru,>o>. Nrik. March ii.-Ady1es frum BeiS
ski. SONORA, state that on the fuurth n
nght ~ith six AIx,chc Ii4itans. tine InatlAn ~
one MEXICAN were Siiis~i ;snd another Assxirna
depr.-i:.;in:: in old Nexc., ior the psss ~
Ss;sF>
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Gntiis, Men In Convention.

FORT WORTH. Tex, March H. About
l,'oo delegates. representing all the cattle
breeding and maturing states and terri
tories, are i'm Attendance AT tls. cattle
mems convention which convened this af-
teriIpon i'm Northwest Texas. The Cattle
mems Range association had "a brief scs-
sion this morning. but trnnsact"d mo- gen
cral business.
Ex-t;ov. IIonIi.y - New Mexico wa.
made temporary chairman. Committees
were appointed and AN Adjournment
taken until Tomorrow.
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MlSSOULA DISAPPOINTED
fAe Northern Pacific Refuses to Grant
Stop-0ver Privileges.
Mi0soulans Think the Northern Pa
cific's Letter OF Refusal Is
Very woak Argument
Efforts Renewed.


special meeting of Missouia's board of
letter from Ira Mana...r Hamas"r,, Of
a.. Nnr,,..-,, Ina. ..,;,,., =, .'..,.,. w.
to Missoui.'s r,x,,.ss for s,o,, over priyi-
!eees. About iiI'y rerr'scmtanvrs , h.si.
,",,.r. '" "' p''S''' '"'"~'"s u ''"
sr. r>r, w,rrh v,.,.,,,,,, ,s,,,, "a, y,,.,,
-G.NrfEIk~. V:r srmn,,,'niraIi.n of ian.a-
airy ss - g. ~, Mr. Is. ,"s.,hsr with IN The ,l .n.s 81
regard to s,oppvcr privirl;..s "n sn,israni or
S..cn referred I" mr First i.a me STATE,
for y11 m inicrn,Sn l,ns "rn rrn which Hy y1n
nciar p;,ilr.s,., ,is.s n"t gran, on emrrani tich
;;ss s;s SOP ,G ',a rssc'Im ~ " n AMY :. , ,aIss
rails. ami hayc before me ., the prr;"., iins
lnsssnn ,n S ,r" ss sss sx.", ,ssc I a; r ~
yS5 riilon and g Mn', an, T:nS g. ,fS ST.;
madtsr can omX IL, .Srlain"' ny n iartiai r,..,ial
g ,hs hs,1s .f a.. apar;n, s"nsrs,n ,n, ; e
seems rcrhap. To- yoa to hs an unjust iis"ri@i-
.Sn .,' F sa'ar. ss ".sr s.sr mn .n & for n sS,
dental sasiss !. was s.airsa..i Sy,Is ias, iSS,
err, trnns..ut,m,.n,al line. af lin. i.scii. c,s,s,
n,srSr sp'iss %n ,n 1h,ir ,S; 1%n,s,s ;S ,r,.
To- The vcry slight .rrIcc that rIista,i I..twern
,ss sn,,s % @ r1s i I" r the ras nns ss, tt
the int.rior T racine .oas, points, tia, is towns
from Ss ~" .sr ls in .%s .rrr ,Sr
comisns was Obliged ," meet mis- ;smisti,i@n:
we had = terriiory largely agricultural and cara.
Sa % ~ ss,ly iSi"%.s,. IN "r t ". ..Sm, ~
its farming LANDS. We a.cor,Iingiy cnn,inci,cc,i
gsaK .s NJ si s.S1er inai ; %m s.ssi s .s
rate frS!a st. rani 10 T@,iaa. was .i,. while Tie
nave S,..n r,di,,sisi and IN. s...,nJ,,as. rat.
IT,, iiSS y .: ; y: wS,'' ;$ Ss;sss.
suite material rssi,,siion, ieing only ah.t j.,
rsns r,ss par % % y InI Sn r, "S e ;,%1 ss
ness. bai You musi admit tnat although M"n,sn,
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Amending IN. Constitution.

BosToN. March 11.-A proposed anicn,i-
ment to the constitution of the United
States has been drawn 10y Lawyer w. A.
Butler of New York, actinlg i'm consulta-
ton with cx-t;oycriior Long OF Mass, chu-
setts. the object Of which l. To- prevent the
use of public money in any way FOR pr.-
vatc ctlucatioual institutions under CON
troll of any religious denomination. Pcti-
tioris accompanying the proposed amend
nlent will he distributed throughout the
states with u prca mhlc declaring for nom
union of church and state.
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ST. LOUIS. March ll.-Ihe Rfpublic' $
Charleston. No., special says: Part of
of this city is almost entirely submerged.
the exceptions being the newer artificial
mounds upon which the farmer. and
stock have taken refuge. II Is raising to-
night and the outlook is discouraging.
The lcvcc at Birds Point. No., opposite
Cairo, gave way last night. All the mov-
able railway property at that place was
hastily transferred to this city. aAs was
that of the Cotton Belt road. on which
trains have been Abandoned,
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LONDON, March 1i.-Thr trial of Eliza
beth Vincent. at RichrnoIiti. on "A charge
of attempting to- murder Lewis Henry
Isaacs. n incuiiscr of ths. commons. began
tu-.iay. 1s,,acs testified to "a paper which
he refused to- sign which refusal led to til"
shooting was "a document admitting hc
had ss<iticcd the defendant 10y violence.
He expre-sssl the wish that the court
would deal lcnicntly with Miss Vincent
and the jury returned "a verdict of not
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I..,s,sx.nv Into Mnsscr-.

CHICAGO. March IA long secret ses-
sion was held 10y the board Of trade direc-
tors this afternoon over the matter of set
thing clerk knavery, by which il IL alleged
the well known broker. Is. i. Hutchinson,
was swindled out of - large sum. The
cast against Broker Dickinson. in whose
Office one of the settling clerks was en-
ploycsi. was dismissed. What other action
was AIKEN was not made public.
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Must Not Ill-Treaf the Poles.

BERLIN, March l1.-In the lower ho,Isc
of tlic Prussian diet to-day, Herr Sym,ila,
Pole. warned the government against i'll
treating tbs. Poles who, hc said. were
wanted in the event of IL war with Russia.
He declared IL the poles wers, cmbit tered
against GERMANY the foundry of n new
Kingdom of Poland would become possi-
bile even should Germany I've victorious
against her foes on two fronts. II would
he impossible for Germany To annex the
Baltic provinces until she had first secured
her rear. He believed IL WAS time for
those provinces to tDc annexed.
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Apnrp~ ing stamford. PLAN.

wAsHNGToS. March, 11.-Thr WASH
iugton branc, of the federation of labor
Tonight after discussing senator STAN
fors's resolution providing for loans to
the people by the government at very
low rate of interest. unanimously adopted
n resolution approving Senator Stanforti's
urpla,sitiau.
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FoRr ScoTr, Kan. March, ll.--Judgc
McComus. who signed the warrant for the
execution OF John Brown. died to-day
here aged "A years. He was lieutenant
governor of Virginia at the time Brown
was hanged and signing the warrant de-
voived upon him i'm the absence of Cow
crnOr Wise.
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a llssl.l lsslllllerS.

DNi.J-As. Texas. MArli n.-Lust night
"A thief throw a large stone through tho
show window of ponInau x SaInuslS.
Jewellers, and snatchssi "A tray containing Y
A. diamond rings valued AZ 5000.
NJ arrest has bsS.u made.
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Nhw IoRk, March l1.-Jtsisxr lngrah.Isa
OF tire supreme court awarded Mrs. StOvis
"a limited divorces. from George NJ. Stort.
son ~ TIA" late EMORY n. Stori- OF C6-
c..go. ol the grounds of cruel u,'a tIss.-as
and habit,iai drunkenness.
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The l,~mnin. Isleut,a~d.

NEW YORK. March 11.--Iawycr Levy
this afternoon positively identified the
body of the young Jcwcss found yesterday
in the asem. mt of u Hebrew school build
ing as that OF Fanny Greenberger. the di-
voece<i wife Of Pceidler Isaac Jacobs.
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F10Od In Arkansas.

BAIEsvlLLE. Ark. March 1.-THE
White river rose eight feet here to-day
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-01

wood engraving, as the process work is superior
to the poorer kinds, but the best results ac-
complshed by the skillful use of the rrayer
are not equaled by any mechanical process yet
invented.
Mr. A. G. WOOSTER is steadily working his
way upward, and IT he continues to make
such marked progress as he has of late. he
bids fair to become most skillful painter of
still.life subjects. For some time he has ex-
hibited pictures of this character, and each
one has been in some important particulars
superior to those which preceded 1t. His latest
picture, shown this week at Morrison's, is the
best work he has yet DONE The subject con-
sists of an old chip basket that had been filled
with apples and nuts, overturned on table.
avoiding some of the errors noticeable in his
previous efforts, and the result Is much more
pleasing tone of color. particularly in the back
ground, and a more complete unity of its
various parts. The large pile of almonds lying
partly in the basket a very dlfhcult feature 10
render properly, has been excellently well
managed, and has a good effect in its rather
sober coloring. Taking the picture as whole
it is one that the artist should be very well sat-
isfed with.
THE Hacke gallery will open tomorrow
morning, the principal attraction being a COL
lection of paintings by local artists that will be
very fairly representative of the art of this
city. Later on the main gallery will be taken
up with a collection of works by foreign ar
fists, while one of the smaller rooms will be
devoted to a permanent exhibition of the pro-
ductions of home talent. There are already few
imported pictures, notable among them fine
cattle piece by Baird. This Is the best work
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A Recommendation,
From the Iowa State Register.l

From the Iowa State Register.l
''It is pleasure to the Register, to recon.
mend an article OF merit, and this is the case
with Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy, as it has proven TO be
all that is claimed ior it in many instances
that have come under the writer's imme-
diate notice, and the Register believes that
every family should have a bottle of this
sterling remedy at all times at their homes,
as it may be necessary when least expected,
Messrs chamberlain & Co. present testi-
monials as TO the virtue of the life-saying
preparation, from nearly all the States in
the Union, and many instances are given
where death has been averted by its timely
use. Three different epidemics are noted
in which this standard medicine has come
out victorious, and the residents OF these
localities are proud to say, that this was the
most success ul of all the remedies en-
plOye ed. Too much care cannot be exer-
cised to preserve the health of the children,
as well as the heads OF the house, and it is
always best to be prepared at all times
Arm yourself, SO as to be ready to success
iullY combat disease when it appears.
For sale by E. G. Stucky, 1701 and 24O1
Penn ave-; E. G. Stucky & Co., cor. wyIie
ave. and Fulton ST.; Markell Bros, cor.
Penn and Faulkston aves.; Theo. E. Inrig.
3610 Filth ave.; Carl Hartwig, 4016 Butler
ST.; John c. Smith, cor. Penn ave. and
Main st.; Jas. L. Mcconnell & Co., ass
Fifth ave-, Pittsburg; and in Allegheny by
E. Z. Heck, 70 and 194 Federal ST.; Thos.
r. Morris, cor. Hanover and Preble ayes:
T. 81. Eggers, 172 Ohio st., and T. II. Ee-
gers & Son, 199 Ohio st. and IL Smithfield
street. wsu
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remembered as Miss Eurilda Loomis, the
talented Pittsburg artist who has achieved
such marked success abroad. represents an
interior view of a home in Flanders. 1t is
styled "En Flandre." The mother sits with
her arm thrown about the little maiden who
is busy stirring away at her breakfast por-
ridge. The grandmother is about to raise
the milk pitcher from the table upon which
the child leans, to add to the dish. The
picture in size is 7x8 feet. The figures are
life size and all details are boldly
delineated. The broad, old-fashioned win
dows with their thick muslin draping, the
quaint headgear OF the women, the simu-
lated action Of the child's chubby hands and
the pose of the figures give to the whole a
satisfying effect.
This is the third picture which the
talented artist has exhibited in the Salon.
The former pictures were both exhibited in
this city during the visit of their delineator
last year. 1t will be remembered that
Miss Loomis was a graduate OF the Pitts
burg School of Design, and a winner
of o number of medals from that institution.
After graduation she spent a number of years
in Paris. While there she met Mr.. France,