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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

FnH SAI,E--ONIC CT THE PIGiTTI-
est homes. With tho highest situation
in the city. Two lots. $ rooms. {
torches, reception hall. With fire
place aud winding stairs, latrobe
heating rooms and halls; new coal
range: gas for cooking: electric
rhand 'li"rs large pantry: (rrfrig-
"ratnr room; extra high ceilings:
French windows; every room newly
pspered inside blinds: porcelain
hath tnh: marine wash stand: sew.
or connection. large flower pit: serv.
ants. storage. coal and wood houses.
nice fruit. Shruhs and large shade:
open on three sides. with ten miles
81 salt water view; small boats can
land within 200 wards. Fine fishing.
boating. bathing in sight. Electric
cars pass Excellent neighborhood
Strictly 3 gentleman's home Been
held at $4,000. We offer for quick
sale. before leasing. for only s3,70o.
and will give some time BE quick
SOMMERV1LLE & CO. 8 phones.
Title guaranteed free. II
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Rogers to &c Reacpointee.

nh 2. Grady has returned fror,
WASHINGTON ar'l after a pleasant In
ter7tew with TIKI president. IS back ut
his work as clerk Of tt,. United States
District and Circuit Courts"
llr. Brady said this morning thai,
II was net necessary for him to say
anything 10 Mr., Roosevelt al.tut tlu,
cortitNa;icn Of Captain Rogers in Of
'irF acre The matter has Ecer set
lied ami Cap. an Rogers is to renal,
Il collector II internal revenue H..
says that h' found Mr., Roosevelt s
'nan Of charming personality and alto
et'her unlike The picture drawn, Of hin
Ivy rcntii and brush
Morgan Treat is in Washington He
IS nnt candidate for any Federal posi-
ton. but Is IS i'll a receptive mood ii
considerable intensity What he will
e SlHen III the way of a place to take
that Of the Il.ited States marshalship
from which ~ Was retired is not
known
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.

ONE CENT A WORD,
Advertisements under classified
heads In this column vii. be inserted
at the uniform rate OF enc cent word
for each Insertion. No advertisement,
however small, less than rs cents for
the first Insertion, Cash In advance
invariably. Special rates made on lorg
contracts. Orders for dlscontsnuarce
must be made IN writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
senor Gorea's Fiancee Here.

Mrs: 1ush Dunlop Jordan. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Ashton
starke, since Tuesday night, left las.
evening fcr her home, IN Georgia. Mrs
Jordan is the beautiful Southern wo
mali whose engagement to Sencr Lui:
r Corea has boon ut widespread in
tGrpct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
RUSSIANS ON THE OFFENSIVE
Gen. Sekha.off Reports Utter Rout OF

Gen. Sekha.off Reports Utter Rout OF
JAP RattaIlcns
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan cs--The
general staff has received the follow.
Ing dispatch from Gen. Sakharoff.
Gen. KuroDatLin's chief OF staff.
Our troops continue en- the often.
sive at Sanderas. South Of there our
cavalry encountered four Japanese bat
ta!ions and six squadrons Of cavalry
advancing from Peikoutai. The Japa-
nese fed throwing their arms into am
hulance wagons. One OF our columns
took thirty prisoners aud another cap.
tured twenty"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
LOST.

LOST.
LOST PERSONS, WHILE "TfHNk.,
ing about it," lost the two Darling
Cottages we offered al $50 down.
and $3.50 monthly. Two quicker
buyers promptly secured them. We
have ono more. near them. OF equal
value: 8 large rooms, inside blinds.
bath. sewer, marble washstand only
Sl.70C and but 500 cash and $3.50
monthly. for four years. and balance
personal loan. Just per cont
simple interest, reducing. House
rents for $15. More than your
monthly payments. Vacant lot be.
sidcit. SOMMERVILLD& co. Open
until q II
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NJ
FOUND.

CAPTURED ADRIFT IN JAMES
river. W.,,iii,:' ,iv. ian -. 1905, an
ls-foot battcau: painted white. with
req mark on stern. representing Il
diamond. Owner call at us Forty
eighth street. for further informa-
'i2l:. l29-4 su
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Several Brisk Eroauements

TOXIC. Jan. 2S.-The long inactivity
on the Shakhe river was broen Lan,,-
AIRY rs when General KCropatEin al
ranced q full corps from the vicinity CT
Ghenstsu. Field Marshal Oya,na In,
,Nediately assumed tho aggressive aud
engagements occurred at Chenc,sea
rhao and HeiNGutai 0vama rertrts
that he defeated tho Russians ut Chen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

ctiapliao. The eDga gelnep. at Helix;
outai was progressing when The FELL
MARSHAL reported
I Tho official telegram does .ot dis
close the Object Of the Russians and
does ',rt Indicate the prospects nj a
general snga cement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Indians Didn't !4urt potte,

CHICAGO, Jan 2S-Fears That
VaGui Indians had harmed William G.
Potter, relative OF Secretary Morton.
lave been a'laycd
A telegram announcing Mr.. Potter S
safety has been received by Mrs John
& Mckenzie, whose husband was slain
~ the savages. The telegram came
from Minoca, Chihuahua, Mexico
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

battles of Shakhe river and Lao Yang.
Rumors are already flying about Of de
feat and victory. Success they all adj
nit will be Of Unreasonable value to
the government at this juncture while
disaster would only serve to compli-
cate the situation and render tho GOV.
ernment's position still moro difficult
If not critical
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
NOTICE.,

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Peninsula Water Go.
will he held at the Office Of D. S. Jones.
Newport News. Va. February 9Th. 1905.
at O'Clock p. n, A full representa-
ton Of the stock is earnestly desired
1-l-S0t NJ A. BOOKER. Secy
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NOTICE.

Tbs annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Security Trust and
Savings Bank viii be held In directors
room OF FirsL National Bank. Tues.
day. February 18th, 1905. at 1880
O'Clock y. nj.
!. W. ArLER,
.-27-f7 Acting Sery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
oeer 1000 KILLED or wounded

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2s-A
telegram from Chansiamutum says
the Russians lost IS officers and / 900
men killed or wounded at the capture
OF the village of Sandepas January q
the Russians took 102 japanese pris-
cners besides arms. wagcps aud am
lnnnitiCn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Ginter's Executors US & .

he case Of Ginter's executors
against the Fa1mville and Pcwhata,
ra!fEad HaS arsneh believe Judge IN
gam, o. ties Az end Equity Court
this :nolli,i:.. and all the lawyers rep
rcscn1ine claims we're present in re
yS.rl to tho safe cf the road
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

I'll" regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Franklin Printing
Co. will be held 81 their Office. 227
Twenty-ffth street.. on Thursday, Feb
ruary End. 1905. at IL m. when all bust.
ness which may properly come before
the meeting will be transacted.
1J71M T. r. RFI.CH. Secy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

FOR SALE-WELL. ESTABLISHED
liquor business, corner Madison
avenue and Twentieth street. on &C
count OF owner making change In
business. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Small IS Per Cent, Investment

SlHa! 70 FEF CeNT. INVESTMENT
a Groom dwelling between Roanoke
and Chestnut avenues, Thirtv-frst
street for $4,000 800 cash, balance
It per cent interest. Rents for $500
Der month. NELMS, MARYE, BOY
INTON & CHAPLIN, Inc. Real Estate,
Insurance. Loans and Investment
Bonds 1879 st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS
for desirable houses in East End.
il you have house or lots for sale.
list them with us. we will use every
honorable means to dispose Of them
for you. MARYE & MOREY. 2o5
Twenty-sixth street, Newport News,
va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

MORPHINE. COCAINE. CIGARETTE
and the drink habit permanently
cured: success guaranteed. Charges
reasonable r. n. S1CIIELS. 2s05
Jefferson avenue. BELL Phone Asa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
$4,000 FOR NORFOLK.
Ar Item Carried In the Naval App-c
cr!ation Bill.
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Jan 2a-The
naval appropriation bill agreed upon ir
committee yesterday was reported tc.
day by Chairman Fcss. Of the House
committee ON navel affairs. The bill
carries an appropriation Of $1nn.h7o.N71
while the estimates aggregated s!to.
iea,62a. Tie appropriation last year
was ss.5c4aS9 less thar this year.
Authority Is given the secretary Of
the navy to construct by contract or iii
a government navy yard, IS he deems
TO the best interest Of the service. tic
collier authorized last year to be built
at navy yard On the Pacific coast
The bill contains these items
Charleston. S. G.. S386,0n0; Norfolk
Va. Si4S,00O: Pensacola, Fla, s155. 600
New Orleans, sG5.0op: Key West. $50.
1 &
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acknowledgements FOR 4
nicely furnished. sfront rooul.s Apply
us 7hirty.thiTd street. III

WANTED STUDENTS AND PRO.
spective students Of the lnterna-
tiona' schools TO know that nv Of
fee in the Coleman building. ISIS
Washington avenue. il open to them
from .. m. 10 3 p NJ. every day
Absolutely privats and courteous at,
tsntion will be given you. T. !.
FARRAR. Rnoms./ oil Coleman
Building 1872 - i4-ts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
UNDERTAKERS.

j. H. CAFFEE g. SON. THIRTY
third street and Huntington avenue.
Both phones No. /. Residence, Bell
phone No. Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM,
hest service. lowest price, prompt
attentions. Phones 81 and 40. 224
7'weHty-fifth street. ". E. ROUSE
If.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

IF YOUR PLUMBING HAS DtSAP-
pointed YOU. call us UP early Monday.
W" will give YOU water at once.
A NEWPORT PLUMBING, HEATING
& THINNING Co ii
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HELP WANTED MALE.
WE ARE BRAIN BROKERS

We are under rontrsc ct with many EMPLOYERS 70 SIN,
ply men for high grade positions, but NO have not
enough right men to ~ the opportunities on our
csl Technical or Salesman position paying from Il 600
TO s3oo year write for plan and booklet telling how
HAPdO0DS (1nc.), Brain Brokers
Psnne. Bldg. sssb & Chestnut sts.. Phils.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

MRS. LACHS-LILLEBRID ROYAL
Conservatory OF Music, Munich, will
receive pupils in voice culture: sure
and rapid progress Voices tried
free Of charge. Address CABLE
MUSIC HOUSE, Newport News. or
residence, 40 Hope street. Hampton.
S,l-W-Su
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

SPECIAL NOTICE-ACT. ACT IN
the Living Present: These bargains
In houses, offered by us now. cannot
be duplicated in price or terms a
little later. Getting wonderfully
scarce. Sec lis this evening. SOM
" N1EREILLE & co. 1t
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FOR SALE.

st,.s>>7->><--~ t--,<---x S-..-----------
FOR SALE -: STANDARD high
grade. typewriter. modern improve
n,ents. including visible writing
Reasonable terms Address MO.
nERN. caro- Daily Pr"sS. 1-2S-G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

Oren : q. m. close 5 m Bal
ards t-2o-tf
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Fewer gallons, wears longer: Devoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
suild Up t,;s NAVY.

Commenting on tho naval program
the report SAYS:
The committee firmly believes tina,
the policy or congress to Euild up thu,
American navy should l,e continues
and accordingly. notwithstanding the
fact that we arc now BUILDING O. largo
number Ut battleships and cruisers.
reccumenl what i'll its Judgment is
a reasonable strong program for the
comm" year: q program. which it fccls
assured will meet with tho approval of
the American People. Our great ma.
fional policies. the construction OF tho
Panama Canal the iltsisten2e on tic
Monroe Doctrine. the protection Of
American citizens, tue support Of our
foreign policies. tho great work or
the regeneration Of tho Philippines
ard the national defense all demand
that the building up Of the navy Shall
so on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
-EoR- Rgur

TO RENT-TWO CONNECTING
front rooms. heated. to gentlemen
Apply No, l22 Thirty.fjrst street
1-29-bt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

WANTED-soN1E GOOD HOUSES IN
North End. fo1 cash and on easy
'erms. List It row il you want to
sell. W. r. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
124.1t cod
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Drink cup OF coffee at Billiards..
129-tf.
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STENOG.
rapher. typewriter and boollkeeper.
Mist spell and write we'll: Expert
ence IN real estate Office preferred
Address, own hand. BOOKKEEPER.
Press it
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

MEN TO BUY
Valentines for their sweethearts at
Mrs. Alice Morton's Bookstore. 2Si1
Washington avenue. Largest assor,
'nent in the city. Soc our new Val
"ntine. Why Don, You Pop
Loft
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRESSMAIkER FROM THE NORTH
with Eastern ideas aud taste. 2s05
JEFFERSON avenue 125.6t
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WANTED-AT ONCE, DRESS MAX.
CT. one gool Land, Apply Monday
morning - l%1 'Twenty-nintil street.
1-29-1t
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FOR RBNT-FUR NISHED ROOMS.
boat aud phone. 23l Twenty sixth
street, III
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FOR RENT-A NICE. COMFORT,
able room. with Lcarn. Apply No.
111 Tl,irty-s cconh stlcet. l-c9-3t
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WANTED,

A N CLING PUPIL 8
waltz and two-step guaranteed (dou-
BILE reverse-private lessons), for So.
DANIELS SELECT DANCING
SCHOOL. Open every day, 9 a. M
to 9 p. m. 1909 Washington avenue,
Darling Building. 11-22-tf.
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OYAMA OU1WITTED
BY kuRopA1kIN

Continued from first page.)
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r. L. PHELPS.
5000 Washington Avenue.
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AT THE BUSY CORNER,

Demonstration OF the Mountain
Ruckwheat. Ladies' Of this city ars
cordially invited.
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
l.OvABlE WOMEN
In Every Case the Woman Who Is
Loved by All Is Sympathetic.

or all the qualities that go toward the
making of lovable woman sympathy
is the greatest
We hear a great deal of talk nova
days about its being wrong to sympa-
thize with people.
You do more harm than good with
YOUR sympathy say the strong mind
ed ones. 'sYou should not listen TO your
friends s sorrows; bolster him up, encour-
age him to go ahead, stir his pride.
make him ashamed of his downhearted-
ness.
That theory is all very well. but it is
a theory that can only be tfied on the
ieonvalescent-
The first aid 10 the wounded heart is
sympathy
heart is sick unto death care for pride
or ambition or anything else
What they want is sympathy, pure and
urIaduIterated
When its healing balm has sunk into
:heir souls and time has laid its blessed
for the stimulating tonic OF common
sense. pride and courage TO be aornin-
istered.
That wonderful quality of sympathy is
iTborn, though it may be learned
through suffering.
we have seen a tiny girl of five steal
un beside some one whom she knew
was suffering. rest her soft little head
against his arm, and slip her hand INTO
his with q wcrdless sympathy that was
beautiful To see.
There will be no question about that
giri's lovableness as she grows up.
ssshs- may be pretty or she may be
Tsaais: ii will make no difference; love
She will always command.
4And love is the very greatest thing in
all the world.
II is greater than power or ambition
or beauty; greater than all these put
together.
For the person who has them all and
is without love will go through life un-
satisfied
But the one who has perfect love vii
go happily on his way crowned with Z
great content
When a friend turns to you for sym
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
HINTS FROM THE SOUTH
Two or Three Ideas the Summer Girl
Will Want to Garry Out.

What is worn at the Florida resorts
now Will be worn when summer comes
by persons who haven't money enough
to fit to the South in The winter That
is to say, Palm Beach STYLES predict the
general modes in summer f1Isry.
And al those winter resorts they are
wearing just now two fashions in thin
frocks worth noting
One is q coat and skirt suit of aii-over
white linen embroidery This coat is
either short or half long. and lined with
thin silk whose color matches the hat
trimmings. One doesn't even need to
see this conceit TO imagine its dainti-
uess. These white coats are worn, too
with fowered muslin skirts and hats
made gay with pompadeur ribbon.
The other notable model is white
of conffning the trimming TO the front
of the dress by means of II wedge
shaped panel on the skirt and an en-
broidered bodice front, has not been seen
for years, and has to be pretty care
fully exploited If the result is not to
be stiff and ungraceful.
One more pretty idea from Florida
suggests an economy which bright girls
have been known to practice before this.
It Is the wearing of thin white waist
over a coiored slip, with a skirt the
shade of the slip. The blouse may be
lingerie or sheer silk or iacei the sIir
of silk. or fine Datiste lawn. and the
skirt q yelling or crepe. With two OF
three cuIored slips and a couple of crepe
skirts, likewise girdles in the needfu
shades, consider the changes one may
ring On one solitary little white blouse
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
THE COMING pARASOL
Most Wonderful and Beautiful Are the
Sunshades for This Year.

Somebody has seen robin, and some
BODY else saw bluebirds days ago, but
these things count for nothing beside
the fact that THAI unfailing indication of
spring. the pafasoI crop, has sprung up
in the stores
The woman who can buy a new
parasol this year-oT two, or three OF
them, for that matter-may as well go
out and hang herself. There seems to
be no compensations for being denied
the privilege of choosing at ones sweet
will from the altogether adorable
punches of Ioveliness sticks yelept
| sunshades.
Time was when a sunshade counted
itself lucky if it boasted. a red or blue
or pink covering stretched tightly over
| its plebeian ribs. If it had frills it was
| a very elegant affair. to be carried prin-
| eipally when the sun was not shining.
| in order to preserve its pristine giories
as long as possable. As for the stick. ii
was merely a stick and nothing more,
| with no special relation to the cover
| ing Accident might have brought the
| two together.
| a very different thing Is the parasoi
of 1905. Accident plays no part in 1t.
Every detail is carefully thought cut,
down to the tiniest points of the gold
| tipped ribs. and the handle might be the
| crowning effort of a Michael Angelo
or Titan, so exquisftely is it chiseled,
so rarely tinted.
! Far be it from ordinary powers to
even attempt to describe these utili-
/ tartan works of art. and some of them
| don't seem to be so very utiiitarian,
! either, when one considers how the sun
| is going to filter through those great
holes in the English eyeiet embroidered
| ones of taffeta, which cry aloud for a
| lining In contrast are intricate crea-
tions that appear to have been turned
inside out, with at least half dozen
fluffy Innings on the inside. You are not
supposed to hold these over your head,
but rather behind your head, where the
interior decorations VIII answer for a
| frame for the face.
Noticeable are the longer handles, in
dicating higher hat trimmings; the
! wonderfully tinted wood sticks, perfect
ly blending with the cover; the bird and
exactly like nature: the rosettes and
animal handles of carved wood cofored
balls of chenille and silk that swing
from most of the handles; the fiowered
silk null tops; the basket work handles
of bamboo, coIored to match severe
silk coaching tops, and the beauties
covered with real priceless lace.
the "Howling WOLF handle. portray
the moon. The Vagrant Ca" and 1.-The
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
HANDMADE FRocK FOR BABY.


fin its
hem
OF
eeves
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
USEFUL HINTS

A small teaspoonful Of pulverized
poraX or teaspoonful of ammonia in a
wash bowl Of tepid water makes good
cleansing bath for the sick.
1t Is said that thin silk stockings, If
worn under the ordinary cotton stock
ings, viii prevent chiiblains as well as
keep the feet warm
The various brushes used about the
household and for toilet purposes can
be made stiff and fresh by a thorough
washing III good soap and cold water,
and then drying, bristies downward
For the finer hair brushes use borax In
stead OF soap. When Brushes are hung
up let them hang with their backs to
the wall.
A good oId-time housewife offers the.
following rule for starch: Mix one
tablespoonful of starch with four table
spoonfulS OF cold water and pour on this
three quarts of boiling water. Boil for
twenty minutes. Then add one tea
spoonful Of salt and a piece of paraffine
wax half the size of a nutmeg. Stir
Until the wax is dissolved, then cool and
strain through cheesecloth. To add
| luster, soak the articles in this prepara-
| ton for six hours.
That salt possesses tonic qualities is
we'll known, but it has remained for a
| woman suffering from nervous prostra-
| t1on TO use dry sea salt rub with
/ beneficial results. She soaks a coarse
wash cloth in a strong solution of seq
| salt. then dries it. After her cold bath
! each morning she wipes off the moisture
| cloth till her skin is in d glow. She
| says she has found this to be far more
| inVigorating than the usual bath ir
| salt water.
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
EXHIBIT Of PICTURES
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Twenty-four Famous Paintings Be-
longing to Senator Clark in Cor
corah Art Gallery.

T~yenty-four valuable pictures. the
property of Senator William a. Clark
of Montana, are now on exhibition iIa
the upper loan room of the Corcoran
Art Gallery. The pictures are loaned
have attracted unusual attention In
Washington art circles since they were
hung
The principal feature of the collection
is a large Corot, hung IN the center OF
the west wall of the gallery Other fa-
NOUS masters. including Troyon, Dau-
bigny, Mauve, Chardin. Dow. Fromen-
tin. Hopner, Ruisdael. Van Der Yelde,
Jan van Goyer, Constable. Jules Bre-
ton, and Bonat are represented.
At the MorTey Gallery Edward Z.
Curtis. the .photo-historian of Indian
Hfe." Is showing the fine collection of
prints that Were exhibited recently at
the Cosmos Club.
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
WANTS A CHANCE TO WEAR 1,

Il guess Mrs. Swagieigh must know
that she looks well in black.
..Why?''
'tShe gave her husband one of those
day present. Chicago RecoFd-Herald.
The Washington times., 1905-03-07
BODY OF MRS. 4. H. c0NDIcT
TO REST AT MORRIST0WN

The intern.eat of Mrs. A. II. condict.
who died January %. at the residence Of
her daughter, drs. Frank G.. Carpenter,
will take place at RSorristown, N j., on
Thursday next.
Mrs. Condfct' 5 maiden name was Aretta.
G. Garra abrant. She was the wife OF Capt.
A. H Condict, who died at Washing
ton, just about one year ago.
She was bora at Morristown In 1890,
but spent thf: greater part of her life
in Mancfield, Ohio, where she and Cap
tain Cendict had a large circle OF friends
and were prominent in the social and
religious life of the town.