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Do you DEPOSIT IN
THE NATIONAL BANK Of sT. KAR'Ysl

WHAT AXE YOUn EXPENSES !
ltleY erVnuche asierto keep track
~ ones personal expenses when
billp are paddy check. Il makes
the Bank do most of tn book
keepiug, and IL furnishes 4 legal
voucher OF as a record % every
cent paid cut II son are think
ing Of opening d ban 4 account cali
nt the 81. MAHYsB NATIONAL
BANK and consult with ia officers
You are sure 10 receive prompt,
courteous treatment be your ac-
count large or small. July ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26

MS. Don't you think, asked the
proud young mother. that he has bis
fathers nose2 Well, don't know,
replied her bachelor brother lthas
not come out Of his face far enough
to be seen yet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26

pts- Pedigree in dog makes him
valuable. docsn { ~
Certainly.
Funny, isn't Il
What's funny /"
Why, it'sm experience that ped
igree makes aman pretty darned near
worthless.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26

peRs Yern Now ifall men would
vote as they pray, this would be
happy world.
Dern But II that should ever hap.
pen you wouldn't get the average
man 70 the polls once IN ten years
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pa Have they a good view from
their new home ~
Splendid. They can see a bill
collector half mile away.
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st. MarU's academy,
LeonardtolpN. Nd.

Under charge Of Sisters N Charity u
NasaretA, kentucky
Tho course 81 stndinn iaolsdos
chrissiaH Doetriue, klemegls on Botary
Heading. Mensaiana Nnia.
Writing, ueai Philosophy.
Arithmetic. Astronomy.
Bookkeeping. Chemistry,
Algebra. Literature.
Geometry, piaiu and ornAmen.
enxiish ofsmmat ial Ncedlrwprk.
biography, Masip On THE Piano.
History. and Guitar and
Rhetoric. Frpach.
Boys from 81 u Years are received. 10
oEfne and other lnfnfmatson. ApplF -
SISTER Many CAIHARiHE,
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Tine Tables
10 ETcct Monday, Sept, ~, 1905. so a, %.
STATIONS sourH. Mixed Train.
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Warrington and Potomac
Railroad Company,


TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON AND DAf.
TfMORK.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
Evening" al Which Prominent Officials
and District Residents Attended.

Gee. the new president Of the society,
and C. *. Gilbert. vice president.
Supper was served after the reception.
Prior to the reception Alexander era
ham Bell, former president of the So
ciety. gave a dinner at his Connecticut
Avenue residence in honor of his sue
cessOr. DR.. MCGEE. and the board Of
managers. The guests We're Gen. A. w
Greedy. Angelo Heilprin, Clifford Pinchot.
Henry Gannett. Charles J. Bell, John
Joy Edison. G. X. Gilbert, A. J. Henry.
o. p. Austin. c. Hart Merriam. Henry
r. Blount. Admiral c. NJ. Chester. F.
Y. Coville, d. c. Gilman. s. II. Kauff-
mann, Willis /. Moore, Gilbert II. eros
venor, A. Melville Bell. A. w. McCurdy
Carl Ldmholtz. Adolph Bandelier. and
DR.. Z. J. Marsh.
The new hall IS two stories in height,
and Is constructed Of white brick and
stone The interior IS finished IN white
marble on the first floor are the eXecu-
tive offices and board room, while the
meeting hall. the principal portion OF the
structure. is on the second floor. The
building cost nearly $4,000, and was
erected as a memorial 10 Gardiner Hub
bard.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
NOTEWORTHY OPENING
OF SPRING FASHIONS
Great Stock Of Millinery, Silks, and
Dress Goods, Furniture and Other
Furnishings st GoIdenberg's.

A fashion note of Importance to the
women OF Washi ngton Is the Golden
berg spring open ing, which comes TO-
morrow. Tuesday and "Wednesday. The
store IS resplend ent in its new spring
garb. Those line most closely allied to
the new season are displayed in a va
riety and profua non or Styles that will
appeal very 81 fongly 70 Washington
women.
Among the Ost important features
OF the stores 81 gring display viii be the
millinery oDenir Z. which brings out the
most complete and varied collection Of
trimmed and I mtrimmed hats Golden
berg's have ev sr shown The millinery
section on the second floor is beauti-
fully decorated with spring blossoms
and buds. fitting background for
the lovely Ia IS that Will get q first
showing tomol row.
Every style that will be in favor this
spring and 81 inner finds a representa-
ton in the objection. which includes
the smart tuT bans. large hats. toques,
and other faN 'ored shapes in complete
assortment Cioldenberg millinery has
won an en-, liable reputation among
Washington Eomcn; and the business
has grown TO immense proportions in
few years A, he aim has been TO pro-
duce hats OF becoming style and exclu-
siveness at J moderate prices, ranging
from s. 10 81 land the initial showing
demonstrates the ability Of the firm
corps OF art izrt-milliners TO create the
most beautiful headwear TO meet the
style require raents OF Washington We
men.
OF equal : Importance with the MILL
merry OPENING . is the spring showing of
silks and dr. IS goods, which is claimed
20 be the Ia .gest and most cOmprehen-
sive Goldenl bergs have ever gathered.
Extensive face in weN-lighted and
most access BILE parts of the store has
been given yer 10 these displays.
The new s took Of mattings, floor COW
erings. and upholstery goods Is ready
on the fou rth floor and complete in
every dets N. New lines. including
brass and ron beds. and fancy furni-
ture have been added this season, as
well as "a pure food department con-
tanning con uplete assOrtments Of gro
ceries, WhiC n viii be found a great con-
venieuce 20 shoppers.
The new spring modes In women
outer garm ents are worthy OF special
mention, IL cluding every style-creation
fashion faE 'Drs.
The manu .acturers Of Darb's whipped
cream cho, :olates will have demon
stratiOn Oh ring the opening days, and
IL has been arranged 20 give free sam
pie of this delicious confection TO every
visitor 20 the store during the next
three days.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

Hubbard Memorial Ha n, the imposing
new home of the National Geographic
Society, at Sixteenth AMI NJ Streets. was
formally opened last nj ght with a re-
ception in honor Of Il ie donors. Mrs.
Gardiner G. Hubbard and members Of
the family. The event was the means
Of drawing together a gath, ring of per
sons prominent in Off sial and resident
social circles. includin Z nearly all the
members Of the societ y.
Palms and potted plants were pro-
fusely distributed thrt Mgh the spacious
corridors and rooms, and the electrical
effects were brilliant over the broad
staircase. IN the rear of the lower hall
a unique overhead Iig ht Vas. seen. The
colored glass through which the lights
were reflected Shove B a map OF North
and South America a. an emblem of the
society.
The guests We're re eeIved in the large
meeting hail on the second floor. In the
receiving line win 7 Ers. Hubbard were
Mrs. Graham Bell. n trs. Charles. I Rau
Mrs Gilbert n. OR, ssvenor. Alexander
Graham Bell, Charlesl J. Bell, w J Nc
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
IMPORTANT CASES
BEFORE COURTS
Elliott and Moss Petit on
to Be Decided.
TYNER AND BARRETT APPEAL
Gait VIII Contest and Bill OF Pazticu-
lars in the De Lang Ester
hazy Litigation.

There is likelihood that several mat
tiers OF public interest will be disposed
Of In the District courts this week
The most important OF these have been
under consideration BY the Court or Ap-
peals for sore time. and are the ap-
peals taken in the Elliott and Moss
cases from the judgment OF Justice
Wright, Of the District Supreme Court
and the Tyner and Barrett cases.
The latter is the appeal Of Gen. James
n. Tyner and Harrison J. Barrett. who
are indicted Jointly in connection with
the Postofice scandals. from the judy
ment Of Justice Pritchard. who over
ruled their demurrers to the indictments
returned against them.
John A. Moss is a negro lawyer who
was committed to jail by Justice Wright
for contempt of court, and who appeal
ed from the order Of the court.
The case OF Henry r. Elliott. who
was also committed 10 jail by Justice
Wright for disobeying an order of the
court. because Of the circumstances. con-
nected with his Incarceration created
more public interest than either OF the
other cases. Elliott. a lawyer. was com
mitted to jail because he declined to
give the name Of one OF his clients when
he was testifying in the Gait viii case
Elliott's Appeal.
This occurred about three weeks ago,
and since that time the hearing In the
VIII case was adjourned to await the
decision Of the Court Of Appeals wheth-
er Elliott Will be compelled to answer
the question propounded to him.
It is expected that these matters Will
b. disposed Of by the Court OF Appeals
when il -cOnVenes on Tuesday morning
The Tyner case was argued some time
ago and the contempt cases were con-
sidered last week.
Another matter Of public interest
which Will come up for considerat ton by
Chief Justice CIabaugh on Friday next
is the motion made by Louise Med. De
Lang for a bill of particulars I'm her suit
against the Countess Esterhazy to re-
cover 100000 as damages for alienation
Of the affections Of her husband. Martin
De Lang.
AS a defense. Countess Esterhazy
pleaded that Mrs. De Lang is not law
fully married 10 Martin De Lang. Coua-
tess Esterhezy's bill of particulars IN
support OF this plea is looked for anx-
iOusly and with much interest. After
hearing argument on the motion Chief
Justice Clabaugh viii say whether or
not the countess must furnish the bill
Of particulars demanded.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
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The Washington times., 1904-03-13

Pain or dull ache In the back IS unuis-
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble. It
Is natures timely warning to show you
that the track of health is not clear.
If these danger signals are unheeded.
more serious results are sure 10 follow;
Bright's disease, which is the worst
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The mild and the extraordinary effect
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symptoms showing that you need Swamp
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The Washington times., 1904-03-13
HEARlnfa TOMORROW IN
PHILLlPS-EVANS SUIT
Pension A itorney Phillips Wants Dam
ages TO- Disbarment From Practice

Hearing in the suit Of Pension At
toruey r enry -. Phillips against for
mer. Com missioner Of Pensions Il. Clay
Evans to- recover 10000 as damages,
which " Is adjourned on Wednesday
last by { hief Justice Clabaugh. viii be
resumed tomorrow IN Circuit Court No.
2 Mr.. p anlips contends that Mr.. Evans
disbarrec him frcm practicins before
the Pens ion Bureau without just cause
and Their sby greatly damaged him IN his
business tas q pension attorney.
After IS disbaTmeut by the Commits
sioner n & Secretary of the Interior re-
.yOked M Evans order. On Wednesday
last the !ourt allowed Mr. Phillips until
tomorros 20 amend his declaration so
as 10 81 Fow what special damages he
suffered ~ the act Of Commissioner
Evans
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
STOCK CERTIFICATES
LOOK LIKE MONEY
Issue Of Hotel Company in st. Louis
Will Be Confscated by the
Secret Service.

ST. LOUIS. March 1.-THE company
which is erecting the Christian En-
deaVor Hotel. near the Worlds Fair
grounds. issued certificates OF member
ship which. when printed. were found
to be facsimiles of United States cur
rency VI. l. Thomas, Of Kansas City.
an assistant Of chief Wilxie, of the
Secret Service, arrived In St Louis 70
investigate the stock certificates. and
later announced that he would cOnfis-
cate the entire issue
y. F. Brandt secretary OF the Chris
tian Endeayor Hotel Company, called
At the subtreasury and asked II the.
company is violating the law IN issuing
the crrtifica ties. He was informed that
the similarity OF the notes 20 United
States currency came within reach OF
the law and they must be withdrawn
A new design will be substituted.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
MISSING PRO PATRIA
MAY HAVE FOUNDERED
Steamer Was Damaged and Repairs
Were Perhaps Hot Sufficient to
Withstand Battle With Ice.

HALIFAX, N. s. March 12--It is gen
orally believed here that the steamer
Pro sPatrIa, which left St. Pierre, Mique-
lon, February IS. has gone 10 the bottom.
A few weeks ago she grounded. She
made temporary repairs but probably
rot sufficient 10 Withstand the fee Jam.
The vessel had on board sixty passen-
gers in addition to the crew. Many Of
the passengers were wealthy people. and
were bound for Paris. There-were also
on board the captain and She crew OF
the French cable steamer Pouvier Quar-
tier
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
FACES CHARGE
OF STEALING MONEY

Charged with the larceny Of $50 from
Mrs. William Weston, 212 l. Street
northwest on March Z. 1901 James
Rose a negro. twenty-th~ee years Old.
was arrested by Detective Lacey yester-
day and locked up at the First precinct
station 20 swat a hearing in the Police
Court tomorrow morning. The detec-
tive says Rose left the city shortly after
the money was stolen from Mrs We
tons apron pocket. but Rose stOutIy
maintains his innocence
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
wait advertlsements and subscriptIons

Want advertisements and subscriptions
for the Evening and Sunday Times VIII
be received at any Of the following
branches AZ regular office rates. Library
Pharma cy, ID St and Pa. ave. Sc; VIII
liam @. Genucr, cor. l4th and Y
SIS. NV; J. French Simpson. cor. eth
st Rhode Island ave. and r St NV;
w Armstrong, cor. 1th and n SIS
Re: Charles II. Blumer North Capitol
and r SITS. ne. r. A. Neitch 10th and N
sts NV: H. A Yates. ne. cor. eth and NJ
sts NV. 0ulgley-s Pharmacy 21st and @
SIS. NV; ODonneu Drug Co. sth ana
G SITS Sc: w II. Clarke. 1918 22d ST. NV.
Dodge & Portman. cor 18th and / SITS
NV. S. Sacks, cor 9th and = SITS. NV.
H r. Butts, cor 18th and Mass. ave NV
Anacostia - Burys Pharmacy. corEes
Monroe and Jefferson SITS.
Petworth-JOhnsOn Drug Co. 2S01 New
Hampshire Ave.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
KAISER GOES TO SPAIN.

BREMERHAVEN. March 12.-Emper-
or William sailed this morning for the
Mediterranean on the North German
LLOYD steamship KOenig Albert. On his
ma jesty's arrival at Nigo. Spain, ne
will be met by the King OF Spain.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
An Efficient School.

The Congressional Shorthand School IL
now prepared 10 qualify students for
the examination before the Civil Service
Board the last OF April
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
LOCAL MENTION.
If You Wish to Rent
p Styles Gas Ranges-s4 Up.

Sewing machines. call or telephone TO
Lewis Baar go r Street Phone NJ 26S3.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
Sewing Machines.

For the want Of room We are selling
all kinds Of sewing machines at greatly
reduced prices. Lewis Baar. s2I + ST.
Phone NJ 2Co3.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

With each dozen photos Of your chill
oren we will give Que extra. nicely
famed. free KerfOOts over sos Pa az.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

n you wish 10 purchase a sewing ma
chine try our Rotary Lock and single
thread machine. Lewis Baar 9Zl y 81.
Phone, II 25s3. White Sewing Machine
Agency.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
BATTLESHIP RACE
GROWS EXCITING
Builders Of Connecticut and
the Louisiana.
CONTRACTOR AND NAVY YARD
Important Questions at Issue in Tine,
Methods, and Efficiency Of
Construction.

NEW YORK, March 12-Old Father
Time has his hands fun trying to keep
ahead OF certain naval constructors who
are determined TO break records for
swittHess in building the United States
battleshiPs Connecticut and louisiana
The flrst-named is being built in the
New York navy yard by day work.
The officials in charge want 10 make
good boast that il IS possible to con
struct a ship OF war at a navy yard as
rapidly as at a private yard. where con-
siderable OF the mechanical work is
done by contract or sublctCing.
By private Firm.
The Louisiana is being built by the
Newport News ShipbuIding and Dry
dock Company OF Newport News, Va.
1t is the first genuine test OF its kind
ever made in this country. and Con-
gressmen who favor private shipyards
are watching the battle against time
with keen interest
AT present the advancement Of the
COnaecticut Is little behind that of
the Fsrginia-bred craft. 81 per cent hay
ing been completed by March J. But
this is due to delay In the delivery OF
material The employment Of extra
hands the last few weeks. with the
prompt delivery IN iron and steel, has
made it possible for the navy yard con-
structors 10 regain some Of the ground
originally lost
Test Not of Time Alone.
The test between the two methods g
not confined TO time alone The New
port News company agreed TO build the
Louisiana for s, 800, 900. and the naval
constructors want to show. II possible.
that they can build theAConnecticut for
a little more money.
Washington, officially. Is divided as to
which side will win. and no event in
late years has inspired so many wagers
as has the construction Of the two
ships.
Experts think the odds are against
the navy yard winning. Tie manufac-
tur@rs Of material are said 10 be entirely
neutral. but naval officers are inclined
to think the firms for obvious reasons
VIII give the civilian company the long
end OF the stick
Another drawback to the navy yard is
that the working force Is employed a
quarter time less per day than the pri-
vate firm.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

Daily Parlor Car to Pinehurst
via Seaboard Air Line. leaving Wash
iHgton at l0;45 a N. Cafe dining car
Meals "a Ia carte. Ticket Office, IL
Pennsylvania Avenue
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

Read the Standard Brick cos Ad.
The Washington times., 1904-03-13

A. Eberly's Sons. rs seventh Street
The Washington times., 1904-03-13
Lovely Spring Flowers
The white Is Best.

At shaffer's. l4th and / IN Pa. ave.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-15
TRANSFERS AND PERMITS


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
!. Oscar Abst and wife to Melville J; Close, LOT
d, block Penn venue addition, $780,
", A. Richal; part Of lot i, section SO, town
John 4 Arno Ss1 and wife to Gerr,t J. somssn;
lots s. and 7. block 0, Morrison s. Lovejoy'a
,as en Of M sea ss' ad 10
Joseph s. BTaddoek tH John 81 esa
Frank crowsn and wife to Thomas Lowry
lots 10 and 20, block o. Groveland addition,
MIKE nyrdahl and wits to ., Andrew sjosrsas IL
TSsa ~ ood hs range ans vi to Msdon
standard IN section as, town 11a. range ~, etc..
william Hamea and wife 10 Ezra Mapes; In
section IL, town lis, range %, 1925.
Eva q. jackson and husband to Arthur II.
jackson; lot IL. block z. Lyndale Avenue addi-
+ SesE 70 #st IT. .s & ssss
Ii . asSa ga @ sns sses
Arthur r. jackson to Robert ]. Raine; lot II,
Frank @: Nickels and wife to Lottie 3: Rich
RatreEs sad husband; lot TO- Niohsl'' first add:
L. E. Ee'gs ssa !ts t. B' NJ
10 and i, block 49, ]. r. Blaisdells revised ad-
Samuel J. salter to Alfred Anderson, part
sots Is and 16, block L. Lindsay Sc Lingenfelters
addition, $3.50
George Il. siuoway to Charles P silloway,
lot g.. block s. L; r. Menage's edition, 81, 900.
neht lot co. block 10, Elwells second addition,
S45O.
% IL S sssnss DhR xs t. w ssss
1850.
Erik G. Swanson and wife to Charles TILL
VIE.
Hoyt's addition $500.
Edmund G. Walton and wife to John H. Meas
per, lots "a and 25, block 5, West Minneapolis
Heights S475.
Fourteen minor deeds, S128.
Total. SO 40.
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