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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
23
Washington’s best dressed men praise Saks Clothing for its fit and tailoring perfection. The ad proclaims Saks makes and sells clothing that satisfies even the most exacting tastes. Fall men’s suits and top coats priced from 10 to 35 dollars, with young men’s options as low as 7.50.
Col Wood challenges L C Blaisdell claim as sole legal representative of the Durkee heirs and cites Court of Claims records. He notes Kuykendall was appointed administrator, with power to name counsel, and cites will provisions and official recognitions as basis for his own role. Treasury recognition uncertain. case proceeds with Galt Lake testimony ongoing.
Rev Charles Warren Currier formerly of St Marys Church visits Washington and Worcester after a Jesuit retreat. He will preach across cities this winter, endorsing the Society for the Preservation of the Faith Among Indian Children. He plans headquarters at Saratoga and will speak in Delawares St Pauls Wilmington and St Dominics, plus Baltimore churches, Worcester French churches, and Notre Dame. The apostolic delegate Mer Falconio will attend.
The Busy Corner at Eighth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue celebrated its fall opening with an exhibit of gowns, millinery, and waists. Kann Sons & Co presented a practical show reusing space and new fixtures to display Parisian fashions, radium silk, and varied hats, while a Cooper painting titled The Indian Arrow drew visitors for sale at 395,000.
James Plater was sentenced yesterday to six months for a knife fight that left Charles Smith with a neck wound. The incident occurred about six months ago, prompting a brief court case and final judgment.
Six patients from the Kieny and Hess families were released from the smallpox hospital yesterday after curing Mrs. Kieny and her children Mabel Lillian and Irving. Mrs. Hess and Marguerite Here were also treated, with all three cases under care rapidly recovering and ready for discharge soon. No new cases have appeared since Clark Lee’s attack about two weeks ago.
The Baptist Church at Brightwood in D C marked its twenty sixth anniversary with a 1 p m Sunday School and two sermons. Rev Shelton Miller preached the anniversary sermon and Rev George W Lee spoke on The Great City and Its Inhabitants. The Vernont Avenue choir under Prof William T Johnson sang, with George T Johnson as organist. Peter Harr's will named widow Adelade L Harr executrix without bond.
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