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Christian Science Sermon,

The sermon in the two Christian Science
Churches yesterday on Christ
Jesus the text being from John-"Jesus
saith unto him, 1 the way, the truth
and the life; no man cometh unto the
Father but by me-
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Academy-Nollie McHenry in mi iss, y
pm.
Kernan's - Transatlantic Burlesquers,
SIS pm.
Chevy Chase Lake-Concert by Marine
Band and dancing.
Open-air Theater, Chevy Chase Lake
Motion pictures.
Fifteenth and II streets northeast-Mardi
Cras Carnival.
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Mrs Margaret Moran, forty years old. a
patient under treatment at st. Elizabeth
Hospital for the Insane. left the grounds of
the institution by the rear way yesterday,
but had been out but short time before
she was arrested by a resident of Anacos-
tia The police returned her to the asylum.
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Byron S. Adams Prints Booklets.

Catalogs, etc. Consult him if you want
such work faultlessly executed. 5l2 11th
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Drink Pure Water During Dog Days.

Drink Finley's Diamond IF" Palatable
Distilled Water. which scientific tests prove
to be absolutely pure. F. II. Finley & Son,
POS Mass. ave. ne. Phone f. 1S.
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All About Summer Resorts.

Vacation days should be planned for we'll
in advance. Booklets about summer resort
hotels that hold forth the greatest posi-
bilities for pleasant vacations may be had
at The Stars Resort Bureau. Full infor-
nation about resorts and routes for sum-
mer trips freely given at the business office
counter.
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living at AL & street northwest, was treat
ed at the Emergency Hospital yesterday
afternoon for an injury to his left hip. He
received the injury by falling while getting
off train at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot.
While working on the terminal station
Saturday afternoon Augustus Verno a
resident Of Schott's alley. was painfully in
jured about the body by a falling bucket.
He was given treatment at the Emergency
Hospital.
Elias Carter, colored, forty years old
living in Locust court southwest was UNI
able TO keep ht1 bicycle away from the
street car tracks on East Capitol street
Saturday night and participated in n COLI
sion with car. He was injured and his
wheel demolished. Garter was taken to the
Casualty Hospital
Eugene Pierce. colored. thirty-nine years
old, became suddenly i'll Saturday after
noon near Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street northwest. The sick man. whose
home is at il3 I'd street southwest, was
given treatment at the Emergency Hos
pital.
4. w. Adams, twenty-four years old
whose home is at 3+ll NJ street. Georgetown
is a patient at the Emergency Hospital.
He is suffering from a fracture of the leg
He received the injury while playing
game of bare bali at Hunters Mill. Va.
The injury was received Saturday, and the
Fictlm reached mere about $50 O'Clock Sat
urday night.
The sudden death of Henry Thomas. col
ored. was reported to the coroner yester-
day. He died at the Emergency Hospital
about 4 O'Clock In the morning after hav-
Ing been treated for an attack of acute in
digestion. The deceased was seventy years
old and lived in Government allev He
was employed as 4 Waterman by Mr.. Nc
Pherson at 1910 10Th street nor,hvest Sat
urduy night about 10 o'clock Mr. Mcpber
ron found the elderly man in an ,ncon-
2cious condition and had Tho ar,bTTarno
summoned Coroner Eeyjtt furninbad ne
necessary death certificate and mo body
WAS turned ,yar 10 ralo,I,.ar ''
Mrs Corria Rood cororod ,,,.,..,.
15tb street ,nrt bu,ost n,ri t.E.rS az li't
,olico So,,r,1a,.' I'Ii'''tItH 10 tle
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You'll Gain Health and Strength

steadily when you eat Holmes genuine
homemade Milk Bread All the nutri-
ent properties of the finest wheat -four and
purest ingredients are preserved in Milk
Bread Always baked Just SO. Delivered
direct, sc. Holmes Bakery, LIST and E stss
Phone Z. S64. 1t
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T. T. Keane Co., 34-51 Center Market

and o Wholesale Row. Headquarters FOR
choicest Washington-dresse Beef, Veal
Southdown Lamb. etc. Prices lowest con
sistent with absolutely finest quality. Spe-
cial exhibits daily Inspection invited
Prompt service. Phone 15S.
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Selling and Storing Furniture.
We do both. Brown & FOLSOM Aucts, 1912
H st. Experienced and reliable.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Best facilities, reasonable rates. Special
burglar proof vaults for silverware. Union
Trust & Storage Co, 1414 + St n.w.-Advt
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Schneider's Malt" Bread Satisfies

the appetite, pleases the palate. nourishes
the system. It's the bread that should be
served on every table at every meal. Try
ii and you'H always order ii. Grocers, sc.
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Drinking is always productive of good
when the beer is odd Glory It's famous
for its purity. age and tonic properties. For
case 'phoneW. 436, AbnerDrury Brewing Co.
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Launching of Battle Ship louisiana -

Newport News Saturday, Aug. 81 at 10
am. Take Norfolk & Washington Steam
boat Co.'S steamer 6:3o pm, Friday, Aug.
26 State rooms for round trip reserved
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ineton. d. c.. for week ending August 90
averaged and 23-1o0 cents per pound
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$1.OO Harper's Ferry, Charlestown
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r Leaving station $50 am. Sunday, Au-
gust IS Splendid opportunity for fine coun-
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AS it contains no animal fats or oils Sat
In Skin Cream does not cause nor promote
hair growth 25c. KannS 1t
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Pure, Clean Milk and Cream Supplied
by the Ashburn Farm Dairy. 1893 18th st.
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Lumber for Flats Speciality.
Builders will find prices lowest at E,isin-
ger Bros. 21O9 7th NV. Phone N. III.
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For Iced Tea

Use Kenny's Cheon Tea. the best Soc.
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STEAMBOATS,.
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Elias Carter, colored, forty-one years old
living in Locust court southwest was UNI
able TO keep ht1 bicycle away from the
street car tracks on East Capitol street
Saturday night and participated in a COLI
sion with a car. He was injured and his
wheel demolished. Garter was taken to the
Casualty Hos pitAl.
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CITY ITEMS.
Why Paw Excessive Prices

for imported beer when you can obtain 2
doz. bottles of Nat. Cap. Brewing Co. s
Munich for only S1.25? The world pro-
duces no finer dark beer. Phone 222. 1t
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$125 Gas and Oil Ovens Reduced to
75c A Eberly's Sons, us It'll NV.
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Norfolk & WASHINGTON
Y Steamboat Company.
OCEAN TRAVEL.
FRENCH LINE.

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Direct Line to navre Paris tFranee).
From Pier No. AZ. North River foot Morton st.N.Y.
LA Lorraine. Aug Is LA Touraine. Sept. u
La Bretagne. Sept. I la Lorraine. Sept. "a
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Twin screw steamer.
Special rate-First cabin. $50 upward.
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General Agency, 80 Broadway. New York.
GEORGE w. MOSS,
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Great Rockville Fair Via B. & O. R. R.

Good racing. Splendid agriculture ey-
hlbit. All trains tample accommodation
August q to 26 S10o for the round trip
including admission.-Adyt
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Great features at Rockville Fair tomorrow.
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S16-World's Fair-C. & o. Rv.

Coach excursion each Saturday in Au-
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Do not miss the Rockville Fair tomorrow.
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While working on the terminal station
Saturday afternoon Augustus Nerino, a
resident Of Schott's alley, was painfully in
Jured about the body by a falling bucket.
He was given treatment at the Emergency
Hospital.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
badO Vdlworth's Diamonds.
By "Tbe Duc6eSS.''

have always loved"
Lady valworth finds her voice at last
and sobs:
"oh. Grant,! Graniti Granttt'
Prosecution is impossible" says Sir
Thomas hurredly. "Au that Is left
you 10 to quit this house and this coun-
try with as little delay as possible
This is the. only kindness you can now
u, il: PFsGiat. to the mosionls.. figure of
"Come. Nadine" he says, 'lst Us 60.
Remember., he adds, as h shrtnxs
t from IN m him: v Iyoa gave me your promise
.Rut"1besan tho trembling girl. :,
II tell o you arc mine and shall
rSilSw me TsrE wh sStsI l so; mays yGS FOR
That promise was given to aul An
nerly," returned she firmly.
'That promise was given to mel &c
P %eo GIANT 10Y o Sisr1 or T PsSl Gnn %y Sa% Ss
1.-The devil Gomez" Going nearer 70
her he grasps her hand. II cannot speak
to you with all these gaping fools
"Maurioel'' she cres, in q tone that
thrills h hearts of ell present
Maurice Duran IL at her side In an
Instant. He has encircled her with his
arms. Her head has fallen upon MS
breast.
Grant, Boyle casts one look at the
woman he loves and has lost. Then nc
PUSHES from tha room.
Leaving behind him the sight OF the
four lovers happiness do MassaIeene
and Mrlicent are now sid by side =
well as Duran and Nadine) Grant hur-
Crossing the room. he opens a esss
lying upon a bureau, ana dfswa t T,gh,i Y
over It. and the cool touch of the eteeI
| seems to steady him. Having assured
himself that 1t 70 loaded he lays u down
again and turns to a Writing tapis; =.
ever. A few words. explaining where
| the famous sapphires (now diemanted
and unset) may be found In his rooms
IN town. are addressed TO his mother
| Bold words, with no endearine com
mencement, no affectionate termination.
To him the sapphires are Of no further
use. 1t is as well that Millicent should
hRvc them again.
He takes up the revolver again and
l I ssi,a I; t,5 to h H.. m %IsS tr TssTs S T. z ssTd.
His brain reels. There!.Thsre! Eadins,;
form. clothed all IN palest blue. A face
Duran! Curse him! 70 him she holds
out her hands. To him she gives her
bursts from his lips Then follows. a
sharp report! 1t rings through. the
ured in a horrible. manner. falls heavily
to the Ercund' AL 10 over!
Through the passages beyond comes
the sound of hurrying feet. There Is
one that runs before tho others: Near.
en-, nearer they come, and still the bird
| lies there. careless-unknowing.
A touch hpon the handle OF the door
| The winI still revels In lifeiess tresses
but the bird has flown away. The doc
Upon the threshold stanas--hi,
crhs End
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"Why should you 30 after burglars.
It may be that gentleman burglar tho
papers have been so full OF, who only
burgles In evening dress.
"oh. I hope II is not. for the house
ig all upset and 1 wouldn't want n re-
fined burglar to see mo with my hair
UP In curl papersl
Don't you dare leave me- You shall
not leave ne. The burglar will shoot
at you and miss you and i may be
killed! wont be left alone, a burglar
that would break in a house at this
hour Is not IN honest man. lie may
speak rudely TO me. and I know YOU
would stand by ana be glad OF II. ]
would n do h be murdered
Come away from the door or l Will
scream! oh. you have come back, hnv'
You7 You don't care II We are all MUIR
dered rs We lay asleep.
"who is It? Brother willlef All.
dldn't 1 tell you the poor boy has been
at night school. n now he Is 80 fa-
tigued with studying that he has fallen
hasieep on the stairs ana his cigar IL
burning . hole In HIS hat Hear how
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fiY IsTEN 70 me, Mr.. Nagg. listen
to Mel Some day q Judgment
- will be sent upon you. something
terrible will happen to you for the way
o act toward me.
'Do I ever say . word TO you except
for your W good2 Am I o always
serene and happyf Don't I always try
to make your home attractive to your
you car so downtown TO your once
and in your business troubles soon for
get everything.
you wouldn't care II burglars broke
in and murdered me.
What is that noise? Yes, Just as l
said, burglars are breaking In to steal
our vaiuables! Oh. dear me! left my
book OF trading stamps on the side
board In the dining room!
Where are you going. Mr.. Nagg7
Are you going to desert mo a. Q O'Clock
in the morning, after keeping me awake
with our fault-hnding all night. are
you going TO desert me and leave me to
be murdered by burgiarsf
You are going after the burglars
yau saw ----------
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CHAPTER VI.
Retrihution.

AZ this moment the door IN thrown
wide open. and a tall man enters the
room. Lady Valworth, with . little
cry. rushes forward to greet him. She
has forgotten everything, except that
this Ia her son. ADD that he a re-
turned to her.
But a movement on Madness part
checks her. The girl. too. after an In
stant's stunned surprise. has tnkep q
few steps forward and thrown out her
arma In the direction of h new
conner.
why! There he is! There he il him
self!' she cries In q clear voice.
touched by excitement Now he u
come. he will explain ALL"
"whRt farce Is this you would play.
girl?" exclaims Lady Valworoh. In a
low but terrible tone. THAT point
ng to where the tall figure stands In
The door-way-"h my son-Granit
Roylel'
"Madane! that b-Paul Annerleyl"
Grant Boyle, his faoa absolutely uvid,
ORC straight into the centrs OF the
rocm.
'You!-you hersl" he says.
Tell them!" entreats Nadine. eagerly.
n have been imagining dreadful
things. ! told them you were returning
70 England soon. but / did not know 1t
would DO tonight. Paul. let them know
~ once-at once-how these stones came
4nto pour possession"
y Am Grant, Boyle he begins.
"1ou are not. then. Paul Annerley7 p
That IL true"
Nadine stasgers back from him and
presses her hands to her forehead as II
h pain.
"The game 10 up" he says. Miss
Roche has forged the first link of the
Shadn OF evidence against me, the rest
should be easily made. l shall rave you
all trouble by giving you the exact
facts gratis. I took the diamonds! 1
took also the >sapphires! l had no in
tsptton OF marrying my dear cousin,
Miss Milltcent Grey. ! have disposed
~ he stolen Jewels and was about to
marry Nadine and 30 to America to
1--we there with her for the rest OF my
esfa under thu namo Of Paul Ahneriey.
~ 80 ana shs alOnsIthat ] love and
The evening world., 1904-04-02

Most attractive among the post-lenten
gaieties planned Cor Easter week will
be h monster euchre, musicale and
reception Of the friends and parish
toners OF the Church OF Our Lady OF
Good Counsel. TO be held on the evening
OF Wednesday, April 9, at Grand Central
Palace. Eorty-third street and Lex
ington went
Few social functions this season have
aroused so much interest or evoked
such cordial cooperation. The var
ious committees have been selected
with great oare and, under capable
leadership. are hard at work to render
the occasion memorable
The Committee on Prizes has been
unusually successful. Thanks to Its
untiring zeal and taste, a large col
The evening world., 1904-04-02

THE Easter gowns. wraps n hhtsi
What . glorious showing here, 80
i for beyond all previous Easter dis
plays that comparisons are impossible
Rich In exquisite materials. handsome
trimmings, Ingenuity OF treatment, the
now fashions are remarkably attrac-
live.
Soft luStrous nlks and nns light
cloths are used for the natty full
wraps. % deliberately lace trimmed and
hand embroidered hat many times they
fairly begEar description. Voile, eta
mine, mohair. Sictlienns T the ma
eerials which are popular for gowns
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O0

as she who Is compelled to keep
watchful eve or III purse strings
are Just the thing for smart ldHchv5@
matinee wear and hundreds OF other
daytime functions. Those designed for
the Easter girl are b~ewitchlng. They
are made OF gauzy materials, such -
net all-over lace, chiffon cloth. crepe -
chine. and as for trimming-there seems
to be no limit. SO great Is the latitude
In this field. A full blouse Of chiffon
cloth incrusted with medaluons or
OF valenciennes was overlaid with q con-
Ventional pattern made Of fcatherboEe
cordlngs OF liberty satin.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
OUer 1000 Euchre Players
VIII Sit in This Big Game.

lection Of prizes have been secured
ranging through the whole gamut Of
usefulness and beauty.
A splendid musical programme has
been prepared. After the avaTitng a
prizes. dancing will occupy the re-
maInder OF what promises TO be
OF the most entertaining evenings o.
the year.
Judging from the sale Of tickets thns
far. moro han two thousand players
will participate.
The entertainment Is. for the bsnsns
OF the handsome new parcchial schooa
now in course OF construction. Avars
from the noble end thus contributed %
all guests are assured OF a ~thorcughly
win prizes such as few euchres ere
able to offer.
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lho ls III Broth er Wlmle7'

What q timd person you are. Mr..
over burglars. when It's only poor tired
little brother Willie coming homo from
night school
go back TO bed, Mr., Mage: your wife
will protect you.
what are you srinning for7 How
dare o he sarcastic!
ooh. mamma, isn't he n hruteH What
n example for lkte brother WILLIE
The evening world., 1904-04-02

lace are most pleading. especially when
edged about with Q fail of wide lierre
lace.
These = frequently worn over an
under blouse of chiffon cloth. Tho
sleeve In finished with several rufles OF
wide laoe which fall over the hand In a
showering mass. The s1eeves are vol
luminous, reaching to the wrist, the
pun part above the elbow. Ere .u@ntly
q loose top sleeve or q large capo takes
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By Permission Of George Munros sons.)
Copyright, lssa. by George Munro's sonh-)

Niilicent Grey Is engaged 70 marry her
cousin. Grant Boyle. whom ahe does not
Owe. She loves Gerald Massareene. a poor
man. Her friend. Nadine Roche, 10 engaged
D ono Paul Annerley, at her mothers Wish.
Rhile loving Maurice Duran. Lady Nalwort
tGranit Boyle's mother) 10 robbed Of her
fElniil diaIscaas. Milncent e robhsd OF a
valuable set Of diamonds and sapphires.
ntEs, among some jewelry Annerley has given
Nadine, part Of their own stolen gems Duran
tails Nadine OF this discovery.
Nadine Explains to Lady valworth and
zEiincent that the Jewels were given her By
Anneriey, She = asked for the iaftsrs aa-
The evening world., 1904-04-02

vest in q conventional pattern. The
costume has tho skirted coat 90 becom-
ing to slender figures end a full shirred
skirt OF medium length
Tie Skfrted Goat Is Worn
Over a Blouse of Chiffon Cloth.
Some OF the new suits show a skirted
coat. but h short, jaunty bolero and
Elton jackets are most fashionable at
present. Those made entirely OF heavy
The evening world., 1904-04-02

heavily he breathea We must stop this
night school AFFAIR or IL will wreck his
health
Don't you dare grin a him! ! sup
pose you think he Is n foolish boy TO
stay out till this hour ct night school.
II It were you, o would be drinking
Brother w!lhe never drinks. He told
me 50 lMmself. and he winked in the
cutest way when he said II,
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Of Decided Tendency
3o9ear6 Directoirs Styles.

There Ia a decideu tendency toward
the Louis XVI. Or Directotrs styles,
and the result IL delightfully."- odd crea-
tons which cannot put be becoming.
This means that the skirt VIII DO fgt
in the front. ahtrred or the sides and at
the back. with slight drapins over the
hips, the bodice draped ove q tight
fitted lining. often double breastsd. with
The evening world., 1904-04-02
Separate Waists Are Used
for the Dressv Function.

Tho separate waists for dressy func-
lions arc now recognized factors in the
world OF dress. for they are so practical
that they are absolutely necessary to
the woman OF unlimited income, as we'll
The evening world., 1904-04-02

vored by Partisan modistes. Tho long.
1.-the line Is the distinct, most fash
ionable note this spring. and by adopt
ing the high girdle n part OF the battle
Is easily won.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
The Wider the Belt the
Shore Fashionable II Is.

Ono dainty little suit OF brown and
cream linen displayed these bape
sleeves and a bolero wh!ch 10 stencd
under the left arm-an odd model. Tho
front was slit down for = little dis-
lance and turned back Into revere. This
bolcro was worn over a full blouse of
mousseline do sole n cham lgno cclGr.
OF courae the favorite wide girdls was
also used. In this case OF turluoiss six.
for practically every modish costume
nowadays IA finished with q soft crurh
sirdle.
These vary In w~!dth-the wider the
belt the moro fashionable In appearance
and some Of them rsash as high in the
front as the bust line. This II pos
slble on account OF the greater length
OF line which marks she bodice this
season. the higher bust corset being IA