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Evening journal., 1905-10-18

SOC yard. Changeable and Plain
Colors Taffeta Silks, 75c value.
69c. Special value and very
good assortment of colors in a 81
Lambskin Cove.
csc. Six piece Hand-painted
Toils. Set.
Evening journal., 1905-10-18

45c yard All colors and black
75c Velvets.
69c, Warranted for one year
Alarm Clocks, double alarm, rings
IS minutes, can stop ringing at
once. Our price 81. others 81.
Evening journal., 1905-10-18
Be- saturday's JournaI. Mr. Nsst.
Kinaswood N. z. chureh.

The Rev. T. s Minlzer OF Traynor. Pa.
will address the evangclistic meeting at
Kingswood NJ. Z. Church this evening
Evening journal., 1905-10-18
STREET PAVING
WAS DISCUSSED
Representatives Of Standar d
Bitulithic Company Appear
Before Council
MEMBERS TOOK NO ACTION
snecInl 10 The ryenIng Journai.


New Castle, oct. 1S.-Members Of
City Council met in special session last
evening for the purpose Of considering
a. proposition to pave Delaware street
from Front street to point 25O feet
west Of Sixth street, but no action was
taken IN the matter.
w. II. Cooper, Jr. and j. Merrick
Horn, of Wilmington and Former May
or Robert Gwynn. of Salem, n. j., rep
resented the Standard Bitulithic Com
pany, which desires to do the work.
and spoke I'm favor Of paving the streets
and told Of the advantage to be derived
by the use of bitulithc.
After some discussion the subject. on
motion of Mr. Jemison, was laid over
until October 26.
ANOTHER CAR PUT IN SERVICE
Another car was added to the SER
vice between this city and Wilmington
yesterday afternoon and there are now
six cars instead Of five running between
the two cities.
Instead of running to Seventh and
South streets only. as has been the GUS
tom during the past few days, all local
ears win so to Dobbinsville switch and
will run on a twenty minutes headway.
The first car out in the morning will
leave that point at Sis O'clock. The
first car to leave Delaware City I'm the
morning is at $40 o'clock and ears will
leave at intervals of one hour and
twenty minutes thereafter. The same
schedule viii he maintained on the Will
mington end of the road.
RETURN FROM PLEASANT VISIT
Mrs. Mary Weggenmann. Mrs. Moses
b. Fleming and Charles S. Fleming re-
turned last evening from a ten days
visit to Brooklyn. n. Y. While away
they spent a most enjoyable time as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Wheatley.
RENEWING BOND WIRES.
William f. Myers is engaged in re-
newing bond wires along the rails Of
the Wilmington. New Castle and
Southern Railway between New Castle
and the p. q r. Junction. The wires
are being placed beneath the tracks at
the iointsc Of rails instead of alongside
of them as formerly.
.sUFFE- ING FROM INJURED FOOT
S. Harry Timms. motorman OF the
wilmington. New AHSle anu southern
Railway Company Is suffering from a
wound In mis- left foot caused by rum
hing a nail into it. Although suffering
much pain Mr.. Timms still continues at
his work.
RREYBOLD'S TRIPS CHANGED.
F officials OF the Philadelphia and Sa-
lem Navigation Company have insu-
tuted q new schedule for the steamer
Major Reybold plying between Salem,
rs. J.. and Philadelphia. The boat
leaves salem on Monday wednesday
and Friday and Philadelphia on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday
BIG CASTINGS AT BALDT's.
( In the bake ovens at the Ballot Steel
Casting Company there is a 12-ton
hammer block mould which will be
EAST tomorrow. In thecmfwyprdurdlu
cast tomorrow for the Niles -Bemen-
Pond Company. OF Philadelphia. This
IS the first Of an order of three similar
blocks which viii be cast by the Baldt
Company.
Evening journal., 1905-10-18

The rescue Of a sinking ships crew
by the Cunard liner Etruria was re-
ported from midocean by wireless
telegraphy,
Evening journal., 1905-10-18
Rivervlew NJ. Vesner.

The RAiverview and Vesper teams
@ill play a game at Riverview on SAT-
irday
Evening journal., 1905-10-18

Field goals, Brown, &: Garvcy. o: Nor
gan, ?; Bryan. /; Turner .; Mcdaniel. 3:
goals from fouls Brown, .; We,dln. j;
Turner, s.
Evening journal., 1905-10-18

Watch cartmeIi's Windows
n bargains. 9Th and Madison.
Evening journal., 1905-10-18
Delaware A. A. Defeated phoenix.

Delaware A. A. basketball team de-
feated the Phoenix first team last nirht
by the score of q TO II. The lineup:
Phoenix. Delaware A
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
To n Girl

To Girl.
! know what Is the object
OF that little sigh
And why the secret ianguor
That turks within your eve
You smileH Iou'll learn some ,ro,-,,,.
Sweet maid. why this is 30. ''''As.
fefehancc YOU now suspect IL,
! know
know what things you dream Of.
And what you sec In slc,ps
Wit on the brow The secrets
lead that YOU would keen,
You smiler Iou'lI learn som, ,ro,r,,,.
Sweet maid why this /, - 'Ai'is
fuchance you now suspect II.
KNOW
j know your daughters reason
And why you wccp spart.
! penetrate the mystery
OF Your Ncran's heart,
iSu smn foun learn some morning
sweet maid. why this Is so:
what. feeling, you know naurht nj
l. rast all feeling. know
New Orleans Times Democrat
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

The aeasdant asd timely rains th.,
have Hesssa thia seetioa Of the .t.,.
have greatly assisted the farners And
savea the. eseA Of the labor attend.
i.g trstgates- Hverythaag has been
fsvoahss 10 the fasner aad hi, esu,e
sse sesoaeg. fhis will aslssbt,div
- sssssa-srsakiag crop year. a.d
~ - psssas are wearing . svess
= = eeaesat1sat 1asasss vho
esasss - psoapss sAsala settle j. =.
wey easesies. Crop faslurss q
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Called to aanL

'udse-what is the prisoner charx.
cd with,
Court elerk-He is charged with
arson.
Iudse-swear the complaining wit.
Wi;ness-This man, your homo, q.
my husband. We used tn he -.
,ien' ! went to our lawyer and told
MN that my husband was simn,v
burning up his money and asked H..
70 DO something. He said It wa. !.
case Of arson. :
'nese-Did you catch the prisoner
In the act! ue'
Witness-Did !. Just look At IN.
stubs In this check book von, 49,
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Bew to Ward OF Old Age.

The most successful way of warding
of the approach of old age is to main
tain vigorous digestion. This can
be done only by ca;ing food suited to
your age and occupation. and when
any disorder of the stomach appears
take dose OF ChamoeriAin's SsoIn-
ach and Liver Tablets TO correct it..
II you have weak stomach or are
troubled with indis cation, you will
find these tablets TO he just what you
need. For sale by DIR. Griiliu.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Box Springs Items

Some of the farHers are quite su.y
irrigatins-
Eessrs. Eiihker and Scanlauc were
%; viewing the country again last
week. They like it 20 well ,ha, the
latter Sled on 4 piece Of land. They
stayed with ". E. Clark while ont.
". E Clark made 4 business TIP to
Rocky Ford iast week. a.d from there
to Pueblo
Charles and George Clark attended
the hall game IN Ore~ay las, Suseay.
Mrs. ". E Clark atteded the ban
qnet given by the lacies' ei.o in Ord.
way iA.t Friday night.
Bers Bay va. an ord~ay visitor las.
saturday.
G. B. Samples made trip to Rocky
Ford las, Friday.
". Z Clark Sled oa ano,her claim
last week
". A Hanshrorgh made q trip 10
La juutA last week
The Peseraoo family have all been
on the sick list for the pas, week.
Ars- NetLier 10 improving rapidly
Her daughter has returned to her
ho0e in Trinidad.
NeA G. b Samples has been s;ek
FOR several eaya, bs; u better now.
R~ll~
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
THE BANQUET
The Thursday Afternoon Club.

This social event took place last
Friday evening at the residenee Of c.
B. Stewart. With perhaps one or two
exceptions the full membership Of the
club was present. After some time
had been spent in social greetings and
cooversation. the exercises were open
ed by \ hne piano solo by Mrs. A. F.
Giase. which was well performed.
Then followed the roll call and mem
eers answered with quotations con-
eerring wonen.
This was followed by AZ excellent
vocal solo by Mrs- F. n. Sandifur,
which Was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Vim. Broadoeut then gave =
reeita,ion, which was excellent, and
vas ii.,ened 10 with attention and
pleasure
A y. Giase then sang a fne solo
which was hiS hly appreciated BY all.
This waa followed by an interesting
talk by D. c. RoSeI;s. who kept his
hearers in good humor during its en-
tire delivery.
Nrs- T. FL. Downey then sang . 80
10 In her usual excellent manner.
which was listened to with pleasure
by all.
Then came the rcfresh nenss. which
were asundau, and of excellent quail
i,y. As usual. this part af the pro
gram was greatly enjoyed by the cd
isor, AID we suppose by every one else.
After the banquet had been cisposed
Of. Mrs.. d. c Roberts, as toast mis-
treas, made = very interesting talk.
which was followed BY few remarks
By L ". Downey, IN his nsua, happy
go-lassy style Ernest has the faculty
Of always being aoie TO a>y sone,hing
wheeever he is called upon, and AL
Ways keeps his bearers in good humor
This completed the exercises, and
vas followed by general social time.
until the visitors began to depart for
their homes, and by l. O'Clock, the
second Annual Banquet of the Thurs
day Atsesaosu Club passed into his
tory All report having had n pleas.
an; time, anc arc ready for another
one next wear.
Miases Vera and CArryl Cash, Graeis
Gray And Blanche Caowu ~ere presen,
And greatly assisted the ladies.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
cA,s,ax A.ssA.

6Aaey tsvsSle efssa eDaa fatally,
- - eAscsinG the right 0saieine, Z
Nee1e. = 1sar csUSe. lava. cAsas-
e0eA. He Ays: Two yGnn 49,
= - R1eny 1Ssabse wAich ooasS6
eGe -, euDes11g 81 aRxisay,
- Shsa1 9ssst 1sss6s . ssuesei
0D onnu1nm9ly - - a1nao 4 -
- onv0 - GQuaL An G.uRRsuaD
un1S uD q -
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Loving Gun for r.x.. ~.

Just before congress adjoprrsS -.
,,Sa u'snoers OF the Texas house dcier,.
uoh presented Samuel Bronson Coon.
VINO goes out after long service
M. .n . handsome silver lovins-cun'
me presentation occurred At the Wv.
sna means committee room. ~
,pseen on presentation being made ~
John H. Stephens. -
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
DIR. Z. T. ROBERTS

Will be In OrcwaY about one mouth
or until July 18th. He is prepared to
do any kind Of Dentistry, and guaran-
tee you as gcod work as you can get
anywhere. Make your appointments
early that you may be sure to get your
work done. Located in Henderson
Hall.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
fnsAtf.U Svf.,irq Askesl

Suffering frigh,fuIly frea II Z
lent poisons Of undigessed issl. cl
Gray, Of Lulu. Miss, took D.. ID
New Life Pills, with the rsssa
writes, that he was cured. All q
ach and bowel disorders give MI
their tonic, laxative propsfsiA
all drug stores. guaranteed
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihare opened a Real Estate, Insur'
anee and Loan Oniee in the Post Of
zee block, Ordway. Colo. II you
wish to buy or sell a house, 10, or
farm. Nigh, be able to help you.
Call and see me. shall make sPe-
eiai,y Of handling farms. Here are
few properties have to offer:
House and 5 acres.
" - acre.
:" e lots.
One bnsiueAs house.
Several vacant lots.
acre uuimproved.
2aeres unimpeoved.
!, aerss uuimpeoved.
20 acres we'll improved.
20 acres we'll improved.
leo acres we'll improved.
leo acres in alfalfa.
have the agency Of two of the best
Fire Insurance Companies. Also of
the National Building and Loan Asso-
eiation of Pueblo See me for invest
men, stock or loans.
H. L. MURRAY.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

A number of fexeursionis,s were here
this week prospecting for homes in
the ordway district. They we're from
eastefn Illinois
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Contest Notice
pesrsosss Il ~
United oteeae sH1
RosSSo. Csee.. -

PSsesc. Csee'.
A auiicsent contest sAAsyn 1csHs
In this Once b1 AibsFs \ 49,
against Houessead ootry Ne. uaSSl
tsmber IL 1901. for loee snd = 1l
shtI 4 g. Range 81 ". - Sfes ~
tAsses. h which q = ss,alse ~
lands has failsd 70 ssab1se ~
rs.tdAass on the laaa. tAss he I. -
plasp q DaAn any tD0.eSs j r.
land. aAd hse faflai - se1O1sgss NJ
~ Any tnDs stnce Asse - - oss11
has aAAodon6d aat6 1nnA ~ "a r
more Last paB.; An6 H. - a
fron saSd hand uAs - 80 p IUs
In the Amy. navy - Dnf1eo ooss z
ted eAAss = Utvass Oe1k!. @ g.
o. marine. 4aytna ~ - VIZ 49, -
Ing Anv olhaf vax II Uh3eh ~
may b eagaaed: -
Nov. Thsrsfsss. ~ pessses ~ z
ned 70 agpeAs. r0npoo SAA
touching saaA AllanDe1so = esZ
June n I0A. ba1n1s ~ b1ss ~
= ~ unas<a stAaO LasA "
Colo.
NJ ~ esusssaans hvins: ln:s ~
davit alrA Nay n iee& - so {
snov Nal afaa4 - 1Do
Of thie nasSD - - - Aee. ~ r.
depsd Al 1tsssaa0 - -
By ass anA pruQ1 yoeDces:srRf -
Plrss paAasenstoa. DAy -.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Why not organize crusade against
weeds. II each lot owner would clear
his place of weeds, it would mahe .
decided improvement in the appe ar.
asoe OF the town. The Russian thi..
sies are capturing all the vaeau. lot.
Aroand town.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Rheumatic Pain, QUICKLY seJieuro d

Rheumatic Pains Quickly Rejierd.
The e1crueiating pains charaeteris-
tic Of rheumatism and sciatiea are
quickly relieved by applying Cham
oerlain's Pain Balm. The great pain
relieving power Of the iiuimcnt has
been the surprise and delight of thou
sands OF sufferers. The quick relief
from pain which il affords Is alone
worth macy times its cost For sale
by DR.. Griffin.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Found-Nortb of ordway, 4 pair Of
brass framed speetaeies, which the
owner can recover by calling at this
office.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

So far as We can learn the fruit
prospects in this vicinity arc excellent.
We will have fue frui, and an abuud.
anee Of il.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

People who think it never rains in
Colorado should have been in ordway
Tuesday night. They would learn
different.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Last Hops vssisAsS.
Plymouth Rock Egg, III

Thoroughbred Piy.osth ksa
at Soc for Is Ply mouth k0el
ters for sale. Also TURKEY ~
setting. At Cropf . store. !.
Chas. Sesns
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
II Married M

Herr kruesel's daughter. cN1
had been serving as eo0ssts 4
two weeks In the houssAaA 4 ~
Vaughan. when father aal ~
met on the village street
We'll. goodse." said Hrss1 q
do you like dots Greteha y %
airetty.-
Like her, returned ~ NA1
his blunt way. -uhy. shsS ~ q
We never had anyone II ~ b09
| her nne that entered into vost ~
much spirit: she's fun q ~ =
time
Kruesei turned pondssfsey =
and. meeting his frau At - hsosI
tai. he sorrowfuliy ~:
someding must COED W0s
Gretchen: ! yoos, did Dssss1 y.
vorgan. .uDd he mid DOT she ~ ~
sehnspps all Do ADs-
Dispatch
last Hops SssisAsS.
whe. leading physieisss ~ !, :
". NJ. Smithart. of Pekis. u. =,
curabie consumptiOa. his last
nished; but DIR. Kings New ~
for Consumption. Cosghs A.
kept him out of HE grave. Y
This great specific comlle'eg
me, and saved my life. Sasee
have used Il for over 10 yesM
consider 10 4 marvelone ss
lung cure Strictly sssestne
for coughs. sore tbroa6 = 60
preventive of pueuDonss. y
teec, soc and 81 90 bottles. ssns
gists. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Presidining Elder Chase. Of the N.
Z. Church, will preach aud hold com.
mnnion services At the church here
next Sunday morning.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Plumbers from Pueblo are a, wo X
oa W o. Flsrer's new residene,. This
Spe bone will soon be completed.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

John Kane and wife, of Mary.villr,
kansas, are here visiting with their
sod Wm. A. Kane and family.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

During the storm Tuesday night.
considerable hail fell. However the
damage was not extensive.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Dr.. Watkins and wife. of Kansas
City. are visiting with VIM. A. Kane
and family.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Murdoek MeDcrmid and wife, of
Colorado Springs. are here visiting
With the iatter's parents c. Liudauist
and wife.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

The Strawberry season has abou,
ended Now send as some blackber-
ries and raspberries-
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

c. H. Green's mother and sister. arc
here from Manzauoia on 4 visi, with
him.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

The Ordway ball team will 70 to
Fowler Sunday to play a retura game
with the team at that pace.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

1Ae ER-1apreas Eageaie has been
b fsfis as1 Paris sever recognized
- TAss cee oore e. risode has hee.
a41s1 - tie - tragedy. O.her lives
have 49, - -, bat fe~ % esosPica-
Uusly - ~ hera.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Geo. Shaw's residence is showing
ny finely, and IL will soon be finished.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Doa'f forget that the ol.ey springs
pop feetosy 10 1aking the best saa.
oez eriAks in the valley.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

TN psssieussEs sfsnsspsaaswse -
uaaeAh ru1sgva1lnn m - lenoa -
- - oAUa- - 4 z - - 4.
ssssuasa = - 80 = - ess.ssy-
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

I'll DAxr has sssa .. the aaek
HR ~ - vssk
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

The rais has ssooe~has delay ID wer,
ia the hay keld-
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
Lodge Directory.

ordysy Gasp No. ~. Hoodmr~ Of the
World. every ID End s.h TUESDAY sEns
Z, X Bisford. c. c. WIN. ndssf. eiu
S<s yseksf 7,ise No. 10, efI. q. e. AZ.
Evesy "Wednesday night
Wm. E.is.r. chief cf Records.
y. @. Petit, sAesera-
o,Sxsy Lodge ]. O. o. +. No. $50,
Meets every Saturday nisht:
T. z. walker. s~e'y. 7. H. Cssh. n u
sresArkoos Of Amsr,can Ysoman,. west
err Honesissd. kssry THURSDAY night
OSrsy Ciyeir Ne. 500. Womss o.
wco.,er.ft let and Ara. Tuesday night
Grsce ytnery. Clerk. Cora 4. Edgar, q. n.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Bsr, widick was transactinR bust
ness in Pueblo yesterday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

J. " Aro~s was 10 frea hi sAee,
rAsch tAis weeA.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

Secretary Shaw has beea entertain-
Ing the wAshingson eorre.pondents
at dinser. II 10 tioe for the o;her
sresideutiai aspirasss to get into line.
Tue newspaper eosreaPoodeats are not
particular which aspirans eo1es next.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
cAsoesssss's Cough Aeaesy tks hss,
as6 Most Pepssas.

Mothers bay il for crosby children.
railroaA Dea bay il for severe coughs
ao1 esoefiy people ory it for Ia gripe
say Moore Bros.. of Eid,n. Iowa. We
ell more of Chanberlaip's ConsA
kd0edy thaa any other kind 1t
soe0s 10 have taEea the lead over sev-
eral osher good hrasdA There 10 no
(osseiea bet this DedieiDe 10 the beat
tAAt caa Be procured for coughs asd
uoe4A, Whethef IL - . child OF An seelt
that b a1icteA It always e.res and
carA Qaiekiy. SoA BY Dr. Gri6n.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23
A oas~d,,i, ~.

Osssn ..s.H en6s In sad accidest. Tnhe.,
rSss S1so;al s intsrise. nee Bsch,eass A..
~ 80 save. ~ dep wosnA n =,
49, % sSss as aces6sat." writes Thec
- .ssss cso.sis. & Of Celsneus, O., s.ssve
~ Sese; raysleiaas wers Ssir.
Sssi.S = neslens Arntca oaive seSr
HSe SaN Sseoeees aad Asals Nrr-e
s&se. 3se q all druerisss
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-23

.,s - ~ sAs Ne~ IA 70 yssr ssse.s. /.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

chase announced in the Bulletin twelve
panels, said to be by Bramantno. and over which
there has been some controversy. Regarding these
panels, the Bulletin" says:
After seclusion of twenty years these paintings
were received with interest at the Willett sale,
and unnatuFally in this day of exact criticism,
the early attribution has been questioned. NO
documentary evidence exists to support the tradt-
tonal name, and it remains for the critics and ex-
the real artist, who may be. says writer. painter
of even greater merit than Bramantino, perhaps
Gulo Romano.
Meantime the panels bought by the Museum out
in the galleries as an example of the work of an
artist of the Lombard school
The Museum has received from Isidor straus
gift of the original cast from Canova's model of
Cupid and Psyche" Mr. Straus found this work
in the studio of Giulio Tadolin the Roman sculp
tor, who had inherited ii from his uncle, AdoniS
Tadolini. pupil of Canova, whom it was be-
The Museum has been fortunate in receiving
three gifts from the Egypt Exploration FUND one
consists of objects from the excavations made az
DER el Bahari, the second from excavations made
in 1S]3-'04 and the third of granite stele.
Through the gift Of Istdor and Nathan Straus the
Museums collection of modern porcelains has oeen
Berlin Porcelain Factory. vase 2lA inches high,
which formed part of the German governments
exhibit at ST. Louis in 1864
There have recently been installed three pieces OF
poetry table, ink box and a dispatch box, the
first two ornamented with pictures or eighG cele-
Drated scenes Of Meris Japan, ana the thlrd with
mountain scenery. They We're given by the I'M
perial University of Toxic the late David Muir
ray, Phi. D, Ii D. adviser to the japanese Pc
partnent of Education from 1873 10 lSi9' upon ms
given to the Museum. pursuant to the wish Of Dr.
Murray.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

mands the highest skill. and which. as seen on the
floor OF this show. is exempiifcation of the
cul.iva tors art
are seen b;t these are results Of dsbuddEng 10
that only one flower Is produced by root In all
there are about two hundred distinct varieties OF
chrysan thernunnS on exhibition
This show also is remarkable for the variety of
plants and flowers seen in general collections out
side of the chrysantheuum proper. The latest
nations and other seas0nab.e flowers are here
in great variety
The collection Of orchids is one Of the best ever
shown in New-York. These rare parasites nl one
side OF the main division OF the hall Foliage plants
and evergreens in countless varieties are on exhi-
tion and sale.
The large collections OF fruit which have been se-
lecfed fTom various parts Ct the country. in the
harvest season. have In rlaEy cases been held In
cold storage az the order OF the institute ever ancs
they were gathered.
In addition 70 the flowers and fruits there are or
exhibition standard vegetables agricultural nipple
ments. and even an exposed hive, showing the be>s
at wo=k On the honeycombs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

circles. one dogma is worth dozen diaries. a
chance reference TO the Provenca1 character OF
the southwest angle of the Palazzo Pubblico Q,
Torreguisto, sudden and darinp paraIiei
between the round towers of Ireland ana Ha-
venna-these things, though probably imaginary
are more interesting than an account OF what
you really saw: and people are so lazy that Inc
chances of your being found out are remote
Never be guilty Of saying that you know
what you like" It is not true: il 1t were you
would not be artistic You must find out Wlae
you like in various ways-from the interesting
people whom you meet. from the weekly papers
that you read and abuse. from your naturai
avoidance of the works of art which every one
else admires, from long meditation on the pose
which best suits your personal appearance
Here the charm of contrast must not be for-
gotten. A healthy, hearty manner and large ap-
pellte is chic in admirer of the Early Sienese,
put too obvious in a lover Of Rubens. There
Is an air of refined sef-assurance. way OF
combining flowing lines with patent leather,
which is the truest mark of an impeccable ar
ustlc taste 1t may be studied and its accent
caught at Christies, at the exhibitions OF the
burlington Fine Arts Club Once you have this
you may do-and even say-what you like;
may make abrupt and inappropriate illusions to
the Second Byzantine style OF Asia Minor, or
AFFECT TO recognize early Christian symbols in
your Persian rug. few may be amused but
more will be impressed.