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Evening journal., 1905-04-04
For a Little hoy.

This model is an ideal one for the
little boy, being easily laundered and
well adapted to many materials. The
simple, graceful lines give a jaunty air
TO the little wearer The waist and
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

Russia, with a population Of 127O00,-
COO. has only 1884 physicians. In the
United States. with a population Of
about 75.O0O,00O, there are 10000
physicians.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
In The Yenr 2nnn.

Mr.. Multimillion-I thought his peo-
pie were rich.
Mrs. Multimlllion-Oh. no. His IA
ther was merely a poor but honest mil.
lionaire.-Scribner's Magazine.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
WHITE GOODS

In this line we have the following:
Long Cloth, sLonsdale Cambria.
Nainsooks. India Linons.
Persian Lawn-special at 1sc.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
NEW LACES

Another new invoice Of valenciennes.
Torchon and other Laces. in different
widths with Insertions TO match. You
will md them marked most reasonably.
A wide range Of prices.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

ment of the toylike polo toque which It
seems to be fashions intention to push
forward this spring This benevolence
on the part Of the milliners will modi-
fy the trying lines Of the polo" which
only n small, shapely head and viva
cious features can well carry Off in the
original presentment.
AMY vARNUN.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
The New Hana nag.

Leather hand bags with two square
pockets buttoned down by flaps on the
outside are rather novel
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

An ice cream manufacturers VIII
soon begin preparations for the cold
storage season.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERY

In looking over our stock we found
many remnants both in narrow and vide
Edgings and Insertions, which we have
marked az astonishingly low prices for
quick sales. These are always much
sought after. and will not last long.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

with glace SILK IN roios ana uaprnes
and is good hard wearing hat
Some clever and Observant milliners
show a feeling for a slight enlarge
Evening journal., 1905-04-04
Llve stoek Markets.

Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg-Cat-
tie higher: choice. S5.75d6: prime,
S5.5065.70: mediums. $50: heavy
Workers.. S5.66m5.70; light Workers,
s5.50Q5.55: pigs. s5.3OQ5.4O; roughs,
s4045O. sheep Arm; prime wethers,
S5.506565; common. s2m3 lambs,
S466.S0; veal calves, S6G6.50.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

You cannot expect 10 have any cream
II you drink all your milk.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

window or door hangings. for book
rack and photograph covering and for
bedstead and bolster covers.
A picture screen can find a place In
almost any room in the summer home.
The upper part Of n screen Of the kind
is fitted with glass in each panel to
protect the picture. the framework hold
ing both together.
In n home situated on a much travel
ed, dusty highway the furniture is Of
necessity put into slip covers for three
months of the year.-Delineator.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

4O5 Market ST. 4O4 ShiDIay St.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

A Coroner in England points out the
little-known fact that all persons there
over p years Of age can be caleld upon
as jurors.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

The smallest polsoe station in Eng
land is at the town of Fishguard, in
Pembroleshire. the building being only
about ten feet square.
Evening journal., 1905-04-04

DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING
Send 10 cents to this Office. give number
OF this pattern, No. 1904, and state size de-
sired. It will then be sent TO you by mail
postpaid. BE sure to write plainly and al
ways give fuH address Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

inent between Crawford, on the part of
the Postal Device and Lock Company.
and Lorenz.
The first and second contracts be-
tween Lorenz and Crawford gave the
former the exclusive right TO fur
aish all straps called for by The con-
tract with the Postoffice Department
Did you ever furnish any straps
rad.
-.et single strap was the an
Swer
Were You ever called upon by the
Postal Device and Lock Company TO
furnish any straps for these satchels?''
Ne. sir
Major Conrad produced a letter writ
zen by Crawford to I.orenz. dated Oeto-
BEL z. 1902. stating that he would soon
need another lot OF about 1900 straps
and later on about 1905 more
Did YOU ever furnish this lot Of
straps or any previous lot of straps?' ?''
No. sir; 1 did not
Major Conrad next brought forth a
letter already introduced in evidence.
the Postal Device and Lock company.
% date January It. 1903. stating that
the last lot of straps were different in
color and quality to former lots
did you know anything about this
lot referred to?" asked Mr.. Conrad
No. sir; not at ALL
Mr.. Iorenz, please tell us If You
please what services you rendered: what
die you do under this contract? Did you
do anything to earn the money paid to
your
I did little or nothing beyond making
one trip TO Hartford, Conn.,. on Septem-
Der %. 1902.
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Continued from First Page.)

tonnage destroyed was fully $50, 900 tons
Some Russian officers who were cap
tured are exceedingly bitter against the
commanders OF their fleet,
Cne OF them who was aboard the bat
tieship Orel. said TO your correspondent
today
We were led like lambs to a slaugh-
ter. how any of US came out alive
through the awful storm of shell and
shot L cannot conceive From the very
first we had no earthly chance,
'Of our crew fully one-half had never
seen an eight-inch rife or any other
ordnance heavier than a held piece, So
stupid were they that there was no
chance at all to make anything ap-
preaching seamen or gunners OF them.
"A good many officers were little bet
ter. Some had never been to sea be-
fore.
1T is doubtful If in target practice we
could have made one hit IN five. After
hit anything but water il was by sheer
accident.
discipline in ali our ships was lax
at best After we went under ire there
was no such thing as discipline. Why,
many jumped into the sea and drowned
Il, escape the fearful battery,
Most men and officers were brave
enough. They were just helpless through
Ignorance.
81 doubt if a man In our fleet had
any idea we would be able to whip the
Japanese. We knew we were beaten
long before the first gun Was fired. We
did hope to carry some OF the enemy
down with us.
eve fought until further fighting was
suicide. We saw our sister ships, one
brave comrades with them. We knew
we were doing little or no damage.
.tAt last the alleviauon, worse than
death to some of US, was taken.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Fate of Lineviteh
In Oyama S Holding

LONDON. June 1.-The destruction of
the Russian fleet in Korean strait ap-
parentIy is TO be followed at once by
a land attack on the Russian army in
Manchuria,
1t has been believed for some time
that Field Marshal Oyama has only been
awaiting the outcome of the naval bat
tie, which might have affected his posi-
ton considerably, to begin general at
tack on General Linevitchs position.
Now that he is assured that his com
munications cannot be interrupted there
is nothing to prevent Oyanla from re-
newing the fight which has Jagged since
Mukden.
The correspondent of the Exchange
Telegraph Company at ST PeLersbuIs
wires the information that the move
ment against Ldnevitch has already
commenced. Information 70 this -Tecl
is contained III a private dispatch to the
army staff, according to the correspon,-
dent. and it is expected that general
engagement will be in progress - the
near future.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Alexief Permits Governor
Only to Fire Noon Gun

ST. PETERSBURG, June General
Khreschatizky. governor of the AInur
province In Asiatfc Russia, has sent a
protest to ST. Petersburg against the
order which compels him to submit all
his instructions to officials to Admiral
Alexfef, who is still nominally viceroy
of the Far East, although the admiral
resides in St. Petersburg.
AlexieT's Instructions TO Khrescha-
tizky go by post. The governor says 1t
takes two months time for an exchange
OF communications on any subject. He
complains bitterly against the delay
thus resulting.
AIexieiT, he says, has forbidden him TO
do anything on his own initiative except
to fire d gun every day at noon for the
purpose of verifying the hour, SO that
clocks and watches can be regulated by
the cannon shot.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
(Seal.) wM. B. ORME,
Secretary.
FORM OF REQUEST FOR CONTIN-
UANCE OF BONDS


FORM OF REQUEST FOR CONTIN-
UANCE OF BONDS.
To the Washington Gas Light Company:
Under terms OF the Circular issued by
the Washington Gas Light Company on
the day OF 1905
the undersigned, owner of the be-
low described six per centum bond !,
heretofore issued by the Washington
Gas Light Company. hereby request
that payment Of the said bonds be de-
ferred, and that said bond be continued
until their maturity. TO bear interest at
the rate of four per eentuln per annum
from the first day of January, 1865, as
provided in said Circular, and, in con-
s1deration or the premises, hereby
waive and release ali right to or claim
for any interest on said bond In excess
of four per centum on or after said first
day OF January. 1906; and in witness
thereoN have hereunto set hand
and seals this day.
(Here describe the Bonds in detail
giving their denomination, serial mum
Der and amounts.)
(Signature and P. Q. address,
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DEATH RECORD.

An6rogt. Angelo. % days. zes ST. ne
Bel. sViliiala l.. g, George Wash. Uni Hos
Cssnpbeil. William J.. a. 742 I25z St Sc
Carter, infant os Hayward and RockeiI .
hours. 1Ti3 r st. NV.
Cats, Annie s.. So, 725 7th ST. Sc
Glory. Bette. IS. wash'n Asylum Hospital
Curtis. William. ]. 222o sth ST NV
ESaalsis: Saaa Robert 81. Barrsille. D. C.
Fox. Maggie. 50, Union Court NV
Graves. Jennie W. s. childrens Hospital
ssrayson. Philip. 8 mos. 1921 Congress al NV
ziedrfek. Mary E., 75. 1921 ST. NV.
HoIford. Cfstello ". 90. Wash n Asy Hosp
aughiett. Annie T., 81, 1871 9Th ST. NV.
Hungerfofd. Elmore. IS 62T Sievers court
1aeksen. James =. E.I 2sis Dumbarton ave.
Jenkins. Grace. &C. Ga Canal ST sw
IsyHs. clarence. mos, 1884 Constitution ct
Price. Sallis b. B.. 81. 2t32 fst ST; NV
Reilly. Mary, TO- 18th and D sts. me-
Rollins. Annie. e, 81 Fenton ST, ne
EefI.lau. Monica. n. li3a 18th ST NV
Shubberd. p, Kate, 60, sIs I'd St Sc
Taylor. Nora. 81. Columbia Hospital
Sss1ns, Louis H. rs. Georgetown UnlV Hoss,
sgaikina. Elizabeth B. 7s. I4os Chaplin ST. NV,
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
a Follower Of Grin.

Many persons md themselves affected
with persistent cough arter an attack
OF the grip. AS this cough can be
promptly cured by the use of Chamber
iains Cough Remedy it should not be
allowed TO run on until 1t becomes
troublesome. For sale by all 6rugg!sts
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
SPRING RESORTS

The Washington Times advertising representative in Atlantic City
John Benson general of the Resort Advertising Copany
Bartlett building North Carolina and Atlantic avenues All dyeiss
will be accepted at the rates the home Office of The
Washington Times Catalogues and upon annrac R
ness Office of The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

CIRCULAR
Washington City, d. G, Apri. IL, lyoo
Office Of the Washington Gas Light
Ill Tenth st. NV.
BY virtue of the rights reserved to the
Washington Gas Light Company BIZ lIhe
explicit language of the Bonds herein
after described, notice Is hereby given
or Of any of them, that the principal and
accrued interest on the same VIII be paid
at the office of the said Company, No.
al Tenth street northwest, in the CITY
OF Washington, d. c., ON the second day
OF January 1906, between the hours Of
len O'Clock a. m. and three O'Clock D. M.
and that the interest on sa'1 ponos Wlii
cease on that day: PROSIDED. how
ever, that in case any one or more OF
the holders of said Bonds or of any of
them shall request to have their Bonds
continued until the maturity thereof
with interest at the rate OF -FOUR PER
CENTUM per annun. in lieu of their
I,ayment at the date above specified,
such request shall be granted II made
In the form hereinafter specified 10 the
said Company at its said Office on or
before the first day OF December, 1905.
and the said Bonds then and there pre-
sented to the said Company for the pur-
pose of having stamped thereon the said
contract of extension.
The Bonds referred to are two series
of Six Per Cent Registered improvements
Bonds secured by Deed of Trust upon.
certain property Of the Company. said
two series being. respectively, Series
A /" dated July 1st, 1857, and Series b.
dated January lst, 1889, Series Al COM
posed OF bonds OF denominations of
3. 900 $500 and $780, aggregating $4,000.
and payable on the first Gay of July.
1927, and "series b. composed of Bonds
OF denominations of s.. 600, $500 and s1eo,
aggrega ting $500. .000 and payable on the
first day of January, 1929.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
BY JOHN r. MCLEAN.
President.
Attest:
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Note-The seal should be of wafer or
wax, II not executed by a corporation.
In case the above request is signed by
an officer of q bank or other corpora
ton. it should be accompanied By the
usual resolution authorizing such officer
to act for the institution The form OF
request. prepared in blank for use, will
be furnished upon application at the of
nce OF the Company.
ny1, je1, jy1. .au1, sci, ,oc2, mol, del
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
IZUMRUD SAID TO
BE. AT VLADIVOSTOK

ron in French waters now would De
serious matter and fraught with dam
gerous possibilities.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
DIED.

. GRAYES-on Wednesday, May 81 1906, at
s-S a. fa.. JENNIE WILL GRAVES, be-
loved daughter OF Annie n and the late
George b. Graves. aged Ave years and hve
haohths 1t
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

wade Europe; and for the frs. time in
history, the boom of Asiatic guns may
be heard in the North sea.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
EDUCATIONAL.
uarE-voxxs gcHooE.

Szs440VkIf
SUMMER TERM. Special rates Coach
ing in class privately for graded and high
schools. universities. etc. Principal, eleven
trail High School. Washington. Prospectus
at book stores or Of Principal
FRANCES MANN HALL, 22I z St NV.
Telephone Main 3sT7-K
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Could Use Ships.

During the pending OF the litigation
Japan would have the use OF the trans
ports and colliers.
1t is recognized in official circles that
the appearance Of a Japanese squad
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
May Take Transports.

There are others, however. who hold
the view that 1t is the purpose OF
Japan to take the transports at once.
This belief is based on the ground that
by the long continued abuse of the
privileges of French waters the Rus
slams have forfeited All rights to claim
the immunity Of neutrality. and that
France by consenting or permitting
the use OF her territory as a naval base
for operations against Japan has
brought that territory within the zone
of hostilities. and is therefore estopped
from complaint If Kamimura takes
these ships.
They believe 1t Is the purpose of
Japan to make test of the question
al once by seizing the ships In French
waters and then offering to submit the
matter TO The Hague tribunal, when
all the facts Of Rogestyensky' stay in
Madagascar and kamranh bay, the con-
nection OF French officials with #. and
the possible damage done TO Japan by
1t can be brought out and final rul-
Ing be secured on the duties of neu-
trails and the rights Of beliigerentS.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ATTENTION Of employees IN the
Government Printing Office. War Depart
mant. and Postoffice Department IS cali
ed to our prizes offered in today Times,
Star. and Post. Robiilsoa q Co.. sInc.l
613 i4th st.
NOTICE TO UNDERSTANDING spec
ifications typewriter clearly and GER
rectIy. We want your work. The Type
writer Exchange, s1S F ST., nv. Rooms
8 and l. Phone 1885 Main. 1e1-tf
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

HARDWARE STORES CLOSE at FIVE
DAYS during June, July and August.
Barber & Ross D. E Burton.
Fries. Bean & Co. j. b. Kendall.
james b. Lambs Co., F, p. May s. Co.,
Rudolph and West Company.
my29, 81. teI IA, ,29. jy10, II. 80, ,au5.1 Il
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Saigon Objective Point
Of Japanese Warships
Especial Copyright cable.)

LONDON, June IA squadron of
Japanese cruisers is making It's way at
high speed to the China sea, according
to a report which reached here today.
1t is said its destination is Saigon. the
capital of French China, where, it Is
understood, the Russian fleet OF more
than nifty transports and colliers is
still lying The purpose of the squad
ron, it is said, is TO take possession OF
these vessels whether they are IN
French waters or not
The report cannot be positively con-
ffrmed either at the Japanese embassy
or at the British admiralty.
Operations of Jap Ships.
A day or two ago a squadron of Jap
anese cruisers bound south was sighted
TO the north of the Philippines. Adj
niraI Kamimura, with strong
squadron, was sent cn a special mis-
sion as soon as it became positive that
the destruction of the Russian fleet was
complete.
These facts give color to the report
Naval men who are in touch with
what is going on are confident that
japanese Warships are bound for
Saigon and that they may be expected
there now at any time. 1t is doubted
however, if they win actually seize the
Russian ships.
It will be their purpose. say these ex-
perts to see that the Russian vessels
are properly interned and perhaps to
watch and see that they DO not get
away Tt is thoroughly understood that
it win be one of Japan's demands when
peace is made that all RUSSIA. vessels
which have sought refuge from her
warships in neutral ports shall be
turned over TO her at the end OF the
war.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

would welcome the advent of the Japa-
tieSe as the possibly psychieal moment
20 put an end TO the present system OF
government and that It might well be
impossible IN for the Gear to put an army
IN n. the held to oppose a march on his
Helplessness at Sea.
RUSSIA Is even more helpless on sea
IMAM On land. Were it possible for Ro-
sestVensky to take his fleet from Cron-
stat 10 Iushilna, 1t Is equally as possible
iof logo TO take his ships from Masam-
pho TO CFonstat. Japan's ally, England,
mas even better facilities for eoaling and
the like along the road than Russia's s
ally, France.
me best impression here is that after
the crushing defeat of Linevitch, which
Is regarded as certain, and within II
very rev days. that even the Czar and
The grand dukes will be compelled by
popular ciamor TO bow TO the inevitable
and seek peace
II not. 1t IS regarded as not impossi-
l1 Die that for the first time since the
turks We're hurled back from Vienna
victorious army of Asiatics may in
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Troops Dissatisfied.
Ineiting Asiatic Subjects.

The Japanese have proven themselves
expert railroad builders. They would
have no difficulty in repairing any dam
age that might be done as fast as their
army could move. II Is known that
the Japanese have for months had
agents at work among all the Siberian
and Mongol tribes along the line of rail-
road, stirring them up against the Rus
sia4s. The more recently conquered
country of the Kihanites also has
swarmed with Japanese agents.
With victorious Japanese army ad-
yaneing 70 European Russia all these
Asiatic people now chafing under Rus
sian rule. IL is believed, would rise in
revolt.
sible that much OF European Russia, too,
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL. q ACNEW
EARL-MAR Hall. rlTepr0ol: el.
THE ALBEMARLE yIaslSIz

the ocean - most popular section fsIeesnr
modern MOTEL, new throughout. Capac.tg alsl
Fine, large rooms. private baths; s5esIl
neat: elevator. etc Loco It, sun 1arlrrz ar.i
Porehes. Orchestra. frequent social features
superior table and service Special spring
ternls-sS. Sl0, s1z50 SO weekly; $2 up daily
Number OF most desirable rooms al the &
rate during June. Booklet J. p COPE.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
HOTEL IMpERIAs..
SPENCER saALa-

$50 yards from steel pier. Best moderate
priced hotel In Atlantic City. $40, sI2. sl5
weekly. All rooms have open view. Booaizt.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

THE SECOND regular semi-annual
cent has been declared on the preferred
stock of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, payable June !. 1905.
Books for the transfer of stock will be
closed from May y, TO June l, 1865, both
Gates inclusive. JAS. s. LACkE2.
mySs' %. 81 % % % s5 20 so sijal
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
s.THE PMEs,u

At Herndon. the model Virginia village ga
Bluesnont Branch OF Southern Railway aY
miles from Washington; altitude, 490 feet.
no mosquitoes, no malaria: grove of tall
pines. 2-acra lawn Croquet, tennis. chill
dren's playground. minutes TO railroad sta
ttoni capacity, 90; buildings and furlliturs
new throughout. rooms single OF en- suite:
30 feet OF wide porches; spring water. Fog
rates apply to J. Il. BARKER.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

WE CLOSE AT P. hi. SATURDAYS
ATlP NJ commencing Thursday, June
Ist. E. MORRISON PAPER Co. JOHN
l. PROSISE. Treasurer. my30-5t
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Japs May Attack Russia
Over Land and by Sea
Especial Copyright cable.)


BERLIN, June l.-German military
men, declare it is by no means impos-
sible, If the czar holds out In his deter
mination to continue war with Japan,
that the enemy may compel peace by
threatening the Russian capital itself
both by land and sea.
No doubt at ali is felt as TO the defeat,
if not the destruction, of Linevitch' s
army as soon as Oyama is prepared 10
move against the Russians.
1t is known here that the Russian
army is in a state bordering on de-
moralization. It has not recovered its
morale since the smashing il received
at Mukden.
Troops Dissatisfied.
The ranks of the European troops
which have arrived since then are
honeycombed with disanection. there
is constant chickering's between the high
er officers, who. in some instances at
least, hate their enemies In their own
army worse than they do those in the
Japanese army.
The Lineyitch plum, in fact. Is ripe
for Oyama's picking. With Linevitch
destroyed there Is nothing really be-
tween the Japanese and the Ural
mountains which could iuterpose any
effective opposition.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
NEW YORK RESORTS.
VIRGINIA RESORTS.

Warren White Sulphur Springs.
Opens June l. Newly papered: newly fur
nished; four kinds OF water. Ground and
shade plenty; IN beautiful Shenandoah Valley
For booklet address T. s. DUNCAN. 'River-
ton, Va. ny2I-l5t
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

CIRCULAR
Washington City, d. G., Apri. II, 1905;
Office of the Washington Gas Light
Company,
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE Lorraine.

st. Charles place. facing the Ocean. Ca
pacity. zoo. Fresh and sea water baths; sun
paIlor. etc. Special spring rates. Booklet
CHAS. L. WAGNER
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
PERSONAL
recovered

Attorney Earl Rogers left yesterday
for Hawthorne, New, to confer with
his clients, J. B. Young and James r.
Boal. The men were formerly the pres
ident and cashier Of the Goldfeld bank,
and are accused of wrecking and rob-
bing that institution. Rogers will de-
fend them, while District Attorney
Davidson will conduct the prosecution.
w. E. Perkins. a capitalist of Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, is staying at the Rosslyn.
He visits Los Angeles with a view to
investing in California realty and To-
eating in the Angel City.
S. ]. Marks. private secretary to S.
F, Booth, general Pacific coast agent
of the Union Pacific, with headquarters
at San Francisco, is registered at the
Lankershim.
George D. O'Dell, general manager of
the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
factory of Salt Lake City, in company
with a party of friends. will arrive In
Los Angeles today over the Southern
Pacific in the private car Sunbeam. The
party has visited the Portland exposi-
tion and is on a tour Of the southern
part of California before returning to
Salt Lake.
w. H. Davenport. general passenger
agent of the Colorado Midland, is visit
Ing with friends in Los Angeles.