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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
T0IMEET A. LYNCHBURG
TO ELECT 4. C0ADJUTOR
The Episcopal Council Selects
Portsmouth AS Next Place
of Assembly.
Especial to The Timcs.Dispatch.

Special to The Times Dispatch)
r. WYTHEV1LLE, VA, Juno 1.-The pro.
ceedings Of the third days session Of
the Council for the Southern Diocese Of
Virginia was taken UP In the main by
routine business. ii.
a resolution was passed calling the
council. 10 meet In Lynohburg in octo-
ber' subject to the approval OF Bishop
Randolph. for the purpose Of electlng a
bishop coadjutor, provided a favorable
response Is obtained from the bishops and
standing committees OF the other dioceses
to the requests for permission to elect
one.
The council adjourned at o'clock this
afternoon.
After the adjournment OF the council
there was a meeting of the Jvoman's
Auxiliary, which was addressed by Rev.
w. A. r. Goodwin, OF williamsburg.
The next annual meeting Of the coun-
oil will be held in Trinity Church, Ports
mouth.
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EDUCATORS MEET.
Judge Mann the Principal Speak
er At Abingdon.
SpeclaI to The Times-Dlsnatch

y" -IopeCIHI 10 I1Tu 1IInluS-DIsl1aIcn.J -1|-
ABINGDON, VA, June 1.-The first
session of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict educational meeting was held In the
chapel of Martha Washington College last
night in the presence OF a large and cul-
tured audience.
Rev. NJ. D. Mitchell, OF Abingdon, de-
livered the address OF welcome, and Rev.
Frank Delaney, of Bristol, the response.
The principal speaker of the evening was
Judge William II. Mann, who received
ahearty ovation when he arose. He made
a splendid address, and one that was
heartily enjoyed and listened to with
the keenest interest.
To-day number Of prominent teach
ers made addresses and the meeting is
very enthusiastic. The hospitable homes
of Abingdon have been thrown open,
and the large numbers Of visitors are en-
toying themselves immensely.
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JUSTICE JOHN LONGING,
Wants to See the Green Fields Of
Hanover-Police Court.

There is a spirit of unrest in the bosom
corn fields fields and asparagus beds OF Han
oyer county. up against Mountaineering;
He longs for the Hanover MOSQUITO ana
he wants to see the lightning bug hover
over Galnes's Mill.
Therefore when the docket was called.
out by. Sergeant Thomas he went OF INTO
a reminiscent mood, sand let the sinners
go with little punishment.
Andrew Roberts, colored. was dismissed
of the charge OF hitting James Cheathaam
with a knife. He showed that the latter
Guy saw ii Vas a case Of self-defense,
Cleveland Childress was sent on TO the
grand jury for hitting q man on the mead
with a brick.
a female.
a white hoy named Peter Morton was
charged the sun Of 81 for being rude 70
another how 5a33t s s. iilt st IS 5st5is Il
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
And o, the Wind.

And O, the Wind.
Twas such s1ucy little brook
1 And had so bcckoning a look
And had wink so sly,
That off followd whe9, it led,
Caught by it's roguish eye,
Caught by the dmpling laugh that spec
Ever ahead, ever ahead,
Amid the grasses growing
And, o, the wind was blowing,
And, q, the wind was high!
1t seemed to me must chase
Forever at charmed pace
Among lhe parting grasses;
Forever tainted by sound
or laughing-voiccd lasses
Whom never any mortal found:
While all around and all around
Green grasses should be growing
And dreams be misty blowing
As peril when 1t passes.
Fled Is tho wind know not where;
There Is a deafness in the air
And rain along the sky
Where am l going that l run
Upon the muddy flats that lie
In saualor toward q setting sun?
Can this same pathway have begun
Where there were grasses growing?-
And. o, the wind was blowing,
And, o, the wind was high!
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home Of the BRIDES mother. Mrs. c. E.
Strauss of No. 1909 West Grace Street.
Owing to recent bercavement, in the
brides family, the ceremony was a quiet
one, no cards having been Issued
The groom is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs I. Stern.
Daniel-Allen.
The Rev. II. Pearce Atkins oflciated
at the wedding yesterday morning 81
Miss Maria B. Allen to Mr.. Travers
Of the bride, No. % North Lombardy
Street.
Engagement Announced.
Thc many friends annd relatives in
Virginia of the Rev. Wlnoughby New
ton Claybrook, now Of Huntsville, Ala.,
will be Interested to hear Of his engage
ment to Miss Beele Burrit Fariss, which
has just been announced.
The bride-to-bc Is the only daughter o!
Mr.. William H. Fariss Of Huntsville,
She is a beautiful woman, Of brunette
type, and is Il great favorite in Hunts
vile society.
The wedding will take place in the
Church of the Nativity, Huntsville, Ala,
sometime in September.
FlSneI-NlCnrnOn
Invitations arc. out for tho marriage
of Miss Annie Hinton Richmond Of Mil
ton, N. G., to Mr.. Edward G. Fisher, OF
this city. The wedding will take place
on the evening of Wednesday, June
18th, at nine o'clock, in the Presbyterian
Church, Milton, N. G. !.
A June Bride.
Mr.. Charles Johnson Ward announce!
the approaching marriage of his daugh
ter. Patty Foster, to Mr.. Charles Henry
Pratt, Wednesday, June Z, 1905, corner
Walton and Chamberlayne Avenues. Rich
nlond, Va, the Rev. It. r, McFaden, d. d.
of tho First Presbyterian Church, thi.
city, officiating.
Personal Mentio-.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Julien Oppenheime,
have removed from No 270G East Broad
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These patterns can 30 gotten at The
Cohen Company for 1oc r--Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

/. Miss Maud Cooke, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Laura Mccoy, in Staunton,
has rnturncd, j
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All Interested In the Richmond Needle
work Gsild are requested to attend a
meeting Of the organization Mt Mrs. F..
L. sConquest's. No. iii North Fifth Street
at. II a. M. to-dav.5
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Dodson-Crouch.

One of the prettiest of June home wed
dlnrs was that of Miss Frances Leiper
crouch, daughter Of Mrs Jean r.
crouch. to Mr.. Charles Russell Dodson,
taking place Mt 6:3O p. NJ. In the nome
of the BRIDE No. BOG East Main Street
,rhc ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. w. j. Young, OF Centenary
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Postrnans' New Tiles.

The carriers OF Richmond or many OF them
Will appear to-day in their new summer
hats. They're very light in weight and are
altogether a most appropriate head piece.
The hats were furnished by O.. II. Berry
& Co., of this city
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-S. KEBESKY. 1905 TIN 81. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash price for ladies',
gents and chlldrens cast-ofY clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and l viii
call Phone ". $3.50 de73ot
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds. Tubies
emeralds, pearls, sapphires; cash paid for old
gold silver, dentist gold and platinum.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 433 9th 81. NV. Main
4S7S oc2s-6nos
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain. look, feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. shrUnken faces made normal:
painless nlling DIR J. l. WILSON. 1903 r
ST. NV. de27-30t
FOR PAINLESS. high-Siass dentistry al
modern prices consult NERO DENTISTS.
Iil5 Pennsylvania ave- Examinations free
no2s-tf
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

EXCELLENT REMINGTON three months
for s.. Address BOX Z. Times ONCE.
dsSO-zt
No. 2 SMITH PREMIER. three Months Tor
q ..a
70 hNdito9 DO. 49, ILLS tiliNt- at-e-at
RENT a Wellington typewriter, only 81 50
a month. four months rental applies on pur-
chase; Utandard keyboard visible writer. OF
FICE. zoe nth 81. NV. deIS-i5t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man. with wife, TO
run IUncn rc4lul AND oyster house: has living
rooms: take full charge for share an prOfils;
paying stand Address BOX 5S5. Times Of
nee de29-3t
WANTED-Agents f'r newly patented article;
quick seller: especially suitable for ladies'
Call 10 80 pm. 623 T 81. NV, first floor
WANTED-L>ady or gentleman Of good ad-
dress, willing 20 work eight hours day, can
earn S12 per week. Cali 6zl + ST NV. de2s-3t
WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
of shorthand in Is hours; attain a speed Of
rs TO 100 words In $50 hours, and we Will pro
cure a position for YOU We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typewritlng, and spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ
IIl2 de3-39t
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wANTED-oFFIcE ROOM.

AN ATTORNEY practiciug before depart
meuts desires - share office room In the
Washington Loan and Trust building: refer
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

WHY NOT BUY yourself lot of good Poul.
Try 10 lay eggs now. while the eggs are high
price? We have good assortment OF Ply
mouth Rocks. Leghorns. Brahmas Lang
shangs. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7i9
18th st. NV. delSu
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AUTO TIRES.

HOW STRANGEi Still buying experience
when your ola tires can be made like new.
stop buying new tires. get wise. Wien
punctures, blowouts, and rimcuts bother see
Us, also for new rubber covers. We save
you dollars. having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules nuii-sKtd covers man
ufactured and applied Rebuilt American
and foreign tires and mons skids on sale
cheap. Phone North 1857. AUTOMORITE
TIRE AND REPAIR WORKS 18th and %
SITS. dpIc-q0t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs:
drop postal. Phone East slim NON
PAREIL. lZ3 5th st. Sc de2s-gt
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into nne arr rugs
WASH RUG Co. 5l6 sth st. NV. Telephone
1875 oc95a,,,
WANT THE PUBLIC to know / sell the
best herb medicine. On!ce. 1916 eth st NV
de6-3
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR SALE-Steam runabout, in good order
FOR 500; owner leaving city. Address Box
512- TImAs Office da2S-2t
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c. A. Muddiman & Co.

Now promptly I'll orders for all gas
repairs.
New stock Of Welsbach mantels and
gas portable drop lights
Lamp oil promptly delivered VIII
close ont all stock on hand at time OF
fre and replace with new goods.
120f G ST. NV.
c. A. MUDDIMAN & CO.,
SIG 18TH ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Watch night services f. Hez Sven.
pastor. I'd Baptist Ch. Auditorium, 4th &
Va. ave. Sc
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished rooms;
board If desired. Gal Maryland ave ne.
de50-2t
1913 COLUMBIA ST NV. corner @; between
9Th and 10th SITS. partly furnished
furnished rooms: bath each floor. de3o-2t
LARGE. three-window front FIRST
floor Of apartment house. APARTMENT 2,
The Britton. 1903 L st. NV. de30St
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms. 454
Massachusetts ave NV. dess-bt
500 14TH ST. NW.-Large rooms with al
cove: heat. gas. porcelain bath; day. week,
month. da2S-3t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Carts 10 haul dirt Apply one
week. l45i Staughton ST. NV. de29-St
WANTED-Horse. wagon. and harness. I226
2Sth 81. nv de2g-St
WANTED-To buy q good second-hand dirt
or road wagon, with factory body preferred.
Address BOX 5s4. Times Office de2S-St
to board on farm. near
city: $ per month; reference given Address
BOX 57S. Times Office de2S-3t
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WALL PAPER.

WM V. MAHONEY the Progressive Paper
hanger. reliable, prompt, cheap. legal guar
antee covers all our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store eO3
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East li4-F
or following agencies: De Maine & Co 920I
NJ st NV. Edlavitch's store Bowie Md /:
10 Monroe St. Anacostia. Mattingly's store
Congress Heights: 6O7 New York ave NV
i230 r ST. Sc; new agency just established
Conaway's store. Laurel. Nd. de2S-7t
ROOMS PAPERED, Sis Up. house paint
ing; lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS cas- II
ST ne. Phone East 1881. deaS-st
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FOX Observation-Disclosures

SMALL. FURNACE. stoves. and a hot-xater
heater for q ten-roons house 70S o 81.
dsS-3.
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FOR RENT-HoU5Es
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC

REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1914 '.F'' ST " w
TELEPHONE NJ ssS and " SssS
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WANTED-RO0MS.

WANTED-TWo or three rooms. furnished,
for light housekeeping. heat and gas; Sl5 or
SIS month. Address Mr.. A. 81. WHITE.
1888 9Th st. NV. de3O-St
WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms and
bath. for light housekeeping. by married cou-
pie; no children; terms reasonable, with Ger
man couple II possible Address BOX 3.
Times once. de50-2t
WANTED+-By couple with children, two
unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; not
TO exceed S. Address BOX l3 Times Office.
II
WANTED-By young married couple, two
furnished rOIns for light housekeeping, with
heat and gas: terms must be moderate Ad-
dress BON 5S4. Times office. de29-2t
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, private family: state terms
Address Bon 5SI. Times office. de29-5t
WANTED-By couple. with two children,
three or four furnished rooms. with heat and
gas. Tor light housekeeping not to exceed
sSS. Address BOX 597. Times office. de29-2t
WANTED-Two rooms in Southeast or
Southwest. by couple. for light housekeep-
ing. terms must be reasonable. Write to
J. G. BISHOP, S27 9Th st. Sc de2S-st
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents; white coiored; male OF
female HOSSECKER, 1906 New Jersey ave.
NV de2S-3t
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aROyal Pilsen" Is the Beverage

to offer your New Year callers. A light
beer of matchless quality. For case
phone ". 43s. Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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FOR sAI.E-Carpe,s. hat-tree pictures. bed
room suites. chairs. tables. api other flrni-
tGre sli9 18th st. nv. dss0-7t
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q PEWRITFcfsS - up-to-date machines in
perfect order, bargain prices. ali makes
TIE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. SIS + 81
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general housework
stay nights; good pay. Apply 1916 Sd NV.
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When You Want a Cut
Of anything-Jcyce Engraving Co.. Star bldg.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Man travelling through south 10
Texas would take up some staple line on
commission. Address BOX 557. Times office.
WANTED-By reliable young man OF bust
ness ability position at once; reference fur
nished. Address BOX Il. Times Once. de30-2t
WANTED-By reliable young man. position
az janitor or Office cleaner. L. GIBBS. le0S
Lth 81. NV II
WANTED-By coiored student. place TO wait
hotel. boarding house, or private family. Ad-
dress BOX $50 Times Office de29-2t
WANTED-By expert chauffeur. on foreign
or domestic automobiles. machinist: situation.
1 do all my own repairing; best reference.
Address BOX 5sl, Times oftce. de29-3t
wANTED-By engineer. a place. 2s7O sth 81
NV. de29-3t
wANTED-By boy. home in private family;
can attend to a horse. l0lJ ST. NV. de2s-si
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-sewing; all kinds neatly done: 81
week. I5c day; references Address BOX H.
Times Office. II
wANTED-By settled woman. place as house
keeper for elderly couple or widower. with
children. 1917 29th II. NV. de30-zt
LADY TEACHES PIANO at pupils' homes.
&c Address BOX z. Times Office de9o-6t
wANTED-washing to do at home. 400 c 81.
sw. de9o-3t
wANTED-sewing by day or week / v
SMITH. Address 1889 I'D 81. NV. II
wANTED-By laundress. to go out BY day or
work at home. 22i2 81. NV. deS0-3t
wANTED-By an expert piano player. situa-
uon; play any piece Of music at sisnt- Ad-
dress BOX 5Ho, Times cflice de29-3t
WANTED-Morning work. cleaning. Apply
- = p - -e-oot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-Highezt cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' Eentlemcn's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and 1 viii call any
hour. B. TARSHES. Is0s TN ST. NV. Phone
North 4ss no5o-S0t
WANTED-Tailor- made clothes: ~ skirt %
bust prefer black; good condition. state
particulars. Address BOX S. Times Office.
de3O-3t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
household goods BHGMs FURNITURE: f1-- i:
SHOP, 9Th and sts. Phone North 1872.
de24-20t
WANrED-To buy. one second -hend pool
table. Communicate with CAPTAIN MARK
Ham. Washington Barracks. de2s-5t
WANTED - OLD GOLD AND su.NER.
diamonds, corais. canoes. jewelry silyerwere.
c. +. KARR. Jeweier. 6lS l3th s.. below c.
0cz-sGt
wANTED-By lady. employed daily. a loan
Of 80 Tor four months; good interest. Adj
dress BOA 56b, Times Office. de2S2t
WANTED-To buy several total adding Ma
tfonal c@Sn reg sters: terms cash. Address
BOX 16. Times office. dc20-St
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't put
aside your old c.othing. shoes. and hats be
fore seeing me. as / pay highest cash prices
for them. Drop postal will call II. GE-
WIRZ I20S 7th ST NV CeIg-I5t
II you daily read this column
All about us you will learn,
We looking FOR the dollars,
And want enough 20 burn.
If you have cunning baby
II will do you good 10 know
That the place 10 get Its picture
Is THE NURSERY STUDIO
de29-5t BOYCEiS, 1926 T ST. NV.
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Narcissus, 35c Dozen,
At KTamer's. SIG F st. NV
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FOUND.

ALI. Is GOOD that HAYS prints; l. years'
practical experience: 100 wedding Invitations
81 80: 100 visiting cards. soc: l. 900 business
cards. billheads, noteheads. envelopes 81 5O.
800. 81. HAYS. Sos ]. St NV. deI9-s0t
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WANTED-BICVCLES.

DON'T PUT your old bicycles In the cellar I
We pay highest cash prices FOR them Iis
Pennsylvania ave NV. delZ-eit
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

RUNNER FOR SALE at JOHN FRAAS'
Benning Road Saloon. call up North
IZ9S-M. de30-3t
sERVICEABLE BAY HORSE. $40; also two
light buggy top wagons; arst-class condition
AIS 6th st NV de30-3t
FOR SALE-Two horses. $50 for the two.
I229 10th ST. NV. de2s-St
WE HAVE 25 second d-hand wagons which we
VIII sell ar a sacrifice; prices. SIS to SS5 each.
8 D WATERS & SON. 80 Pennsylvania ave
de29-5t
FOR SALE-Saturday. 10 am az auction
contractor selected mules. wagons harness
etc: excellent condition. good workers MA
GRATH & KENNELLY. 265 1lth ST de2s-2t
FOR sALE-Horse. buggy, and harness:
cheap. ll5 . 81 NV. de29-2t
FOR SALE-One fine saddle and driving
general purpose horses 1926 9th ST. NV
FOR SALE-Mediunl- horse. eight wears
old; sound; no further use. Address BOX
eII. LlLnes once de2S-3t
FOR SALE-12 head of horses and mares:
suitable for any business; VIII make good
farm horses; TO be sold without reserve Ap-
ply stable. rear Of 40 Missouri ave NV
de27-st
WE MAKE TIE PRICE RIGHT
L-ton Goa wagons. SIS
Panel-top Grocery Wagons .....---. s65
Curtain-side Grocer Wagons. SIS
Brass Express Harness SIS and $50 per set
s. d WATERS & son. $40 Pa ave NV
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UNFURSIsBED

NORTHWE NORTHWEST.
l1z6 18th. l0r. b.--SJ0.C3 Kensington. Md
1903 FafrruOlt 81 hasn $40
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 431 18th St n W--Every
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
ing: beginners class, $780, advanced, $50.
Lady assistants: six lessons. S250 Private
lessons by appointment. Profs WYNDHANI
and WILLIS. de16-30t
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-Rws PHARMAcr. corner Monroe and
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WANTED-Experienced general houseworker
az lo-l 10th st. NV; must go home nights.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR sALE-Manhat;an typewriter. s25:
Yost SIS IN good order. REID, 5i3 9Th
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-Partner in great process for skin
ming horses and cattle BY machinery. BEN
JAMiN HALL. a Pierce St de3)-st
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED White chef. SOC: six nrst-class
walters; BY the week. 50. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 5o3 10th St II
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FOR SAL.E-Chesp to quick buyer. ane small
SITS ne. Ie2G-sf
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APARTN
NORTHWEST.


Conn. cor. NJ,
Sr. bath. .--...-S75. %
The Alabama, 1lth
and y, 4. 3, and
or, bath.....S4o % $50
The MaUry, 5r, b. $500
The Abby. 4r, b. 1900
The Ailenhurst.
18th and Col. road,
5r, D. apts S2s * 49-59
The Avon. Ilth a.
Col. road. 5r, b.
apis S25 a. $500
The Elberon, 1ith
and Col. I'D. 5r.
b. apis. .SS6 Il $50
The StOdderI. 5r.b $50
1912 Kenesaw ,Sr, b $50
1874 Kenesaw, 81, % s.. q
27I9 18th. ST.. b. SIS
1874 Kenesaw .5r, b 225
lT45 willard. sr,5 so
2719 18th. or. b.. so
Morgan. 5r. bath
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR TIKI
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALI
CLASSES OF PROPERTY
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NORTHEAST.
49, ~ -


NORTHWEST
1872 N Jaw .6r. b. S24.5e
& & O.. 7r. b. 200
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 w +, store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STO RAGE CO. 4is-495-4ss
10Th ST. NV Phone Main 1929. mol -sOt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-08
Trade Unions and Patriotism.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: The
pity Of trade unionism Is nowhere more
clearly shown than by the actions Of certain
Missouri unonists in their endeavor to bring
to bear on Governor Folk political influence
In behalf Of a murderer who killed "scab."
What THE Sun 80 flttingly characterlzes a.
the anna ling frankness" OF these people Is
but another name for their amazing back
wardness-their anna zing ignorance.
Under the cover of the secrecy and mystery
with which 1t has been possible 70 enshroud
trade unions there has grown UP q spirit
Of immunity from the consequences Of GER
tain actions that has made tho union .
thing apart, untrammeled by the statu tes.
. host unto itself; tho union man has bade
fair to become man without country.
These people should be taught patriotism.
They should be reminded that the mechanics
sent whole regiments to the front in the civil
war and helped to save the Union. Those
were the days when q man could be q me-
chanic and a lawabiding oitizen-a patriot
too. Now 1t would seem that the mechanic.
once he has Joined the union. IL he does not
leave hope behind at least leaves his country
behind and becomes no longer subject to its
laws.
II tho mechanics Of this country would
think oftener OF the part they have taken in
building 1t up and preserving IT, the spirit
OF lawlessness In the trade unions would
be moro quickly exercised. II the sober
judgment Of the rank and file is allowed to
wrestle with this problem 1t can surely be
depended upon to solve 1T. and soon. let us
hope. will come the time when to borrow from
the language OF observer" in his letter in
to-day's Sun, our Anne rican wage earners will
not be 90 loath to be labeled with the mark
OF trade unlonist. THEODORE STARnErT,
Ellie ABRTHTowN. N Y. Sept.0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-08
The Familiar Name OF Mathews.

Chairman OpELL Of the Republican
State committee holds the New York
Republican county committee In the
hollow Of his hand He has frequently
boasted that he controls the committee
as easily as the cigar he whiffs.
ARMITAoE MATHEWS is secretary OF
the New York Republican county COM
mittee. Mr. OpELL put MATHEWS in
the place when he reformed and re-
organized the committee little over
a year ago.
MATHEWS, It Is declared, receives as
secretary Of Mr.. ODE1IIs committee a
salary Of 5000 year, and most OF the
summer he has been prancing through
Europe on a pleasure tour.
This MATHEWS, Mr.. ODELL's secre-
tary of the New York Republican county
committee, for several months has been
under indictment by Grand Jury of
New York county for conspiracy and
grand larceny in connection with the
looting Of WILLIAM WEIsELLs estate to
the amount OF s71,5O0.
What a terrific onslaught would be
made upon Leader CHARLES F. MURPHY
Of Tammany il THOMAS F. SMITH,
secretary Of the Tammany organization,
occupied befoye New Workers the un-
enviable position Of MATHEWS.