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Help Wanted-nale.

wANTED-Young white man who under
stands grocery business and can cut meat:
wages s. week Address BOX IS. Times office.
y
WANTED-Experienced bootblack for barber
shop. Call at once, 92s 9Th ST NV 1t
WANTED-Boy to learn coppersmith- ]. I.
GRAND. 12OS H st. NV. fel2-St
wANTED-A good sober barber I4O6 Penn
sylvania ave NV fel2-3t
wANTED-Porter with wheel; reference.
RCBENSTEIN. iii F st. nw. Il
WANTED-Boy {colored) to tend horse and
COW; out in suburbs. Call 623 CorcoTan bldg.
WANTED-A boy to work IN brass foundry.
Rear 329 c st. NV. fel2-2t
WANTED-Experienced scuIIion and slide
man. MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH $40 9Th
St NV fel2-3t
VANTED-White boy for lunch counter.
STAG LUNCH ROOM, 1421 G st--nw- II
wANTED-White chef and second cook for
the South Apply. at once. AMERICAN
HoAIEsEHkEtes, 4l9 10th. Z IT.
WANTED-A colored boy to drive carriage
and attend furnace. make himself generally
useful around house. Apply GEO. T. KEENE,
1910 = st NV, fe12-5t
WANTED-HeIp for ali departments in ho-
tells. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, SOB 10th
WANTED-A sober Industrious colored man;
one with experience preferred. 10 bottle,
label and pack Wh4skey in wholesale
EAqu0E store AuuIsSS. BlNluS references ana
wages expected, BOX "a this Office. fei2-3t
WANTED-A sober night engineer; must un-
derstaRd fring Hawley down draught. APP
ply Immediately TO Office STONELEIGH
COURT, Conn ave. and L ST II
WANTED-An errand boy, with wheel IlS7
t4th st NV II
WANTED-A strong white boy Apply
HuYLER's, 18th and F sts, fel2-St
WANTED-A white man 70 run steam boiler
and make himself useful HOY'S HOTEL.
eth and La ave. NV Il
WANTED-First class barber at once; steady
work Tor right kind of man; good guaranteed
Apply e17 King ST. Aiexapa-i "a. fel2-2t
WANTED-Two white eor SIS; walters
city; Pa. State: faru PHILLIPS
HOTEL AGENC1. - 10 W.. 1t
WANTED-First slass rber Call ar
/ once, e2s eth st. nv 1t
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-Colored woman desires situation
as nurse. address 1882 18th St fel2-St
WANTED place as chambermaid and
seamstTess Apply 1924 Florida ave, NV.
feI2-2t
WANTED-By eolored girl, place as cham
berTnatd or cish washer. neat and honest. 426
Q ST. NV. rear. It
yVANTED-Washing TO take home 450 y
!. ave. 1t
WANTED-Office rooms to clean, fat twice
week, washing to do at home. 633 L st
NV Il
WANTED-Piace as chamberTnaid in board
ing house or hotel 1870 4th st. NV II
yvANTED-By several experienced girls. sit
uations as cook. Chambermaid. and house
work. Phone North 1912. 1881 9Th St NV. 1t
wANTED-Place as cook in small family.
Address los Mass ave NV It
WANTED--By -irst class Iaundress, wash
ing 10 do. home or out I4l L 81. NV. 1t
WANTED-By respectable white woman,
Homework 10 do q few days weekly. Ad-
dress 81 Decatur st. ne, 1t
WANTED-By experienced lady, position in
doctors Office Address BOX 8, Times ofhce.
fe1i-St
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. 81. 70 up, house painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, 6ss II 81
ne: phone East 1851. fe1l-St
VIM V MAHoNEY, the Progressive PAPER
hanger, reliable, prompt cheaps legal guar
entee covers all our work, send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. ea5
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East ia Z.
or following agencies; De Maine & Co., 3zoT
III st. NV; Ediavitch's store, Bowie. Nd. /:
10 Monroe ST.. Anacostfa; Matttngly's store,
Congress Heights; S07 New York ave NV:
1870 6 ST. se.s Conaway'S store. Laurel, Nd.
General Store. Glendale; new agency just es-
taelished. Postoffice. Colonial Beach. Va
xes-Tt
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LOCAL MENTION.

Best Gran. Sugar, 43c Lib; Best
Potatoes, 79c bu. Johnston's, 791 eth st. NV.
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Get Handsome New Furniture

here for your homes and save money in
doing so. Call ana see the unusual col
lection direct from manufacturers and
importers 10 be sold Wednesday. com
mencing 1880 q. IN. Wilson < Mayors,
AuctiOneers. 1927 and 1923 G st.
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Situations Wansed-n Male

wANTED-Place to finish trade at paper
hanging Address BOX "a. Times of ee.
fsl2-3t
WANTED-By colored boy, place TO drive.
Apply 1873 II st. ne fe1I-2t
WANTED--By young Lcen, Z, OUTSIDE posi-
ton good education and bcSt Css -eferences,
and bond If required Address BOX 1. Times
Office. fe10-6t
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES. What
is useless 10 you is useful 70 me. / buy
old gold, silver, diamonds, watches. and pawn
tlckstss money 70 loan on SewelFy. -ABEsA
HAMS. s3s 9th St NV Oc2g-sros
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets Stoves bTic-a-bTEc. and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
StiOPs Sth and I sts. NY. Phone North 1913
ta23-sot
OLD CHINA PLATES. pIatteTs cups, silver
ware. coins. and antiques. 1908 g st. NV.
99lI-St
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
a~ay yoUr old clothing. shoes, hats. and
shirts before seeing me, as ] pay highest cash
prices Tor them. Drop postal. VIII call. Il.
9E-M ~ ~l6z. Us tth st. NV. fe2-I5t
WANTED Furniture~of all kinds: highest
prices paid square deal' assured TAY-
LoR's, 429 eth ST NV. Phone Main 5I37
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A GENEROUS PROPOSITION.
For Rent-Houses.

FOR RENT-Z51 Express alley, rear OF "a
"a st. nv. $3.50. 4. z. WALKER, i4Ie q
feI2-6t
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compo Board-Don't Fail to Use

a nail for every dot, and one extra nail
between dots in damp climates and places.
Thos. w. Smith. Lumber Dealer Wash
fngton. D. c.
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for general hocsework;
in family bring reference Flat 2, 4is ID st.
NV. 1t
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is like a gIeam Of sunshine to the man
absorbed in business. Try this superb
light beer. Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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For Rent-ElatS.

ia AA[AA &AAkSs
THREE ROOM FLAT, second floor: sink;
hot and cold water; private entrance; cheap.
i347 Georgia ave. Sc. feI1-2t
-FOUR SUNNY ROOMS. bath, porches; south
ern corner; $3.50. as Tennessee ave ne.
fe10-2t
FOR RENT
In The Algiers, 40 Maryland ave ne:
handsome ftve-rooTn furnished fat. reduced
to $50 per month. Five room unruTnlshed
fat, $40 per month.
T. II PICKFORD f4io @ st. nv.
fe9-tf
FOR RENT-''The Charles" III and IffS
I4th St NV; desirable second floor fats
OF Eve rooms and bath each; only SO per
month; very convenient and within easy
walk OF departments and tbeaters- Keys az
n Il, HowENsTEIN CO. 1214 E st NV.
fes-1ot
THE SARANAC,
1909 North Capitol 81.
TzausekaspiuK apartments Of I and TN
r,sa1aiIv large cheerful rooms. Rent. SO
sa47-ff JOHN w MORRIS. 614 + st. NV
-
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JUST received japanese spaniels Cuban pood-
lei. coliieS. bull terriers. cocker spaniel fox
te -riers, and Newfoundland pups. WE SELL.
ths pest iced for your house plants; also
fof piras, dogs, cats. golddshes. and have
keys. fancy poultry. and pigeons for SQUAD
Rising. SCHMID BIRD STORE, 7f2 18th
81. NV. Tes-rt
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BIG MONEY PAID 70
carpets; viii pay full
good conoition; cfEce
hold goods OF all kinda
D. NOTES, d2S Louisian
feg sos
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r desirable furniture,
value for stoves in
Wrniture and house
contents especially.
Save. Phone II. 5000
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Bachelor Apartments.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, first
floor SENECA Men only All mod
ern Improvements. 627 E st. NV.
de23-tf
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For Stables.

FOR RENT-BrscIt stable: stalls: ever
convenience. Apply c HURLEY, 400 II st
ne fe1e-st
FOR RENT-Brick stable. s25 Z ST. NV. 1
feI0-st
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts.. 1909 H st. NV.
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Wanted-BicycleS.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN the city. LIZ Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ja22-a0
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Furniture, Etc, at Auction,
A Glass of Roval Pilsen

Tuesday. Feb. l3. 1906 at 10 a. m. Brow
K TolsOn. Aucts-. 1903 H st. NV.
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For Exchange.

TOR ExCHANGE-Fou passenger autorno-
bile, In good running order, for power launch
address PHENTX PRESS. s2e sth ST. NV.
fes-Sf
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valentines, GOuld's, 42l 9Th st.
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Notary Public.

DEEDS, affidavits. pension vouchers. civil
service papers executed. and dispositions
taken; night or day. 60I 4th 81. NV Phone
Main S40S-W. feS-S0t
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Valentines. Open nights. Goulds. 9Th st.
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For SaIe-WarehouSesj

FOR SALE-WAREHOUSE SITE near
freight station of =. o. choics and ch =
two fronts on improved streets and q
inch available W b TURPNX
fe9-5t 1923 New York a
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

" N-TF7Tl 7-C,, g-.-, 7e-,,,7 ~. s,-I7 T7 80
Of shorthand IN ID hours. attain a speed O:
20 70 100 words IN $50 hours, and we will pro-
cure q position for you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systems
typewriting and spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone NJ
WANTED-F1ye stenogTaDhers familiar with
the operation OF tFe OF yer typewriter. Can
also place number ct beginners as oper~
atoTs- Apply THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER
COMPANY. S2S + st. NV. II
WANTED-Coolls and general hOusswOrkers
for city and North; good wages: also butler
and eTT-and man, laundress, Ironer and shaker
I0II New York ave. NV. It
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5oH sALE'-Oak sideb0ard 81; kitchen stove
egg hsaler' &c. gas range, sI25; -four OAK
,sais .ai.S sea- efialfs, oak rocker, three rugs
- tssbte. cooking utensils and lot 81
dishes 2s4 "a st ne. fefa-st
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Valentines, All Kinds. Gould's.
Cotillon Favors. Toys. Paper Napkins.
Hearts. etc.
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For Rent
Furnished and UHfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-FuFnished or unfUruished rooms;
terms reasonable; Sc and 81 1924 Maryland 81.
nv. fel2-3t
1903 EAST CAPITOL. ST.-THo rooms, fur
nished unfurnished: opposite Lincoln Park
feII-St
FURNISHED OR IrNFURNISHED for light
housekeeping; apartments in No. S5. IS II St
re- feil-2t
s1s Sd ST. %W.-Tyyo rooms for light house
keeping. IN private family hot water
porcelain bath. fsl0-3I
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For Rent-0mceS.

ROOMS for rent for ofilce or light manu-
featuring purposes. at low rental. HARPER
BUILDING. 81 st. NV. feTf-st
FOR RENT-Desiraele Office rooms IN she
Evans buildings. 1sls-I52s New York aye
rental very lew. including heat. light. and
3anitor service Jll7-s0t
FOR RENT-Very desirable ofHyes facins
Capitol Heat. light, anc Jan tor service
From SIS per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. IS 3 ST. NJ. tai2-sf
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GOLDENBERG's 7th and X SITS. NV.
$. KANN, SONS s co, Sth and Market space.
ERVTN'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave
w e NIeNUI.TY. Cigar store. 14th and P NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. l1th and Harvard SITS NV
A E. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS
\. NJ. DANIELS. cor. 18th and I SITS NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th St. Rhode
island ave- and r st. NV.
CHAS G. HORNUNCS, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw, cor. 9Th and NJ SITS. NV.
STAFFORD PHARMACY. 9Th and II SITS. ne.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave and
North Capitol ST.
CHAS. H RLUMER. n. Cap. and r sts. ne.
r. A VEIT II. 20th and NJ SITS NV.
W. D BR 4 &c, cor. Goth and n sts- NV.
OUIGLEYs PHARMACY. 21st and @ sts. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. sth and G. SITS. Sc
GILLETTE Il Co. I4th and I sts, NV.
6 N. WAGNER * CO. 1st and II sts. NV.
II. T. BUTTS. cor. 9Th and Mass ave NV
L T. TATLOE, cor. Sth and P sts nw.
n s FEAIY NV. cor. 1lth and Pa axe Sc
J d. COBLENTZ. Fla. ave. and n Cap St
EUGENE r NICHOLS 1901 Pa, ave NV
CHAS b CAMPBELL. cor. I'd and Z sts ne
V. HUGO EISENBEISs, 18th and 2 sts- sv.
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Three rooms. tiled bath; second
floor. 14ls I2th. Lsl--9S
FOR RENT-Three unfurnisbed second floor
front roolns; heat, gas and bath; only Sl1
a Z st NV feIz-st
FOR RENT-Two beautiful rooms with bay
winovr for Ilght housekeeping: $12 with gas
and heat 633 zth ST. II
FOR RENT-Three large rooms for ADULTS:
light housekeeping. Phone North 300; 1915
ST. NV IeIz-St
TWO ROOMS. second floor, bath. gas, heat
sf2 I449 Corcofan st fe1l-5t
ROOMS, unfurnished: second floor; heat and
gas, 5ie I'd st. NV feIl-3t
ENIIRE FLOOR, two rooms and bath; heat
Sana gas: SIS. 1zs + st. nv. fsll-5t
THREE unfurnished rooms on first or sec
ond floor. 29l Massachusetts ave ne. 1elg-3t
THREE nice rooms on third nOOF; light
housekeeping. 500 | st NV. fel9-St
FIRST or third floor for rent l0l5 ST. sw
feI6-3t
FoUa uni Irnished rooms. $40. ~ st. So.
fefG-3t
TNFUENIsHED, very large corner room.
Apply OYSTER HOUSE. Ist and L sts- NV
feS-7t
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For Rent Or For Sale
Houses.
Houses.

FOR RENT 0R FOR SALE-G st. Il
for rent, $22.5o, 1907 fer sale. ss.i00.
G st. sc. !
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Al Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge tor the
Strt1ce.
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FOR sALE-New hair mattress; solid ma
I'osany hall Tree; several paTlor chairs. very
cheap 1905 l. ST. NV. top ~
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Close Out to Make Room COR New Goods
{ Tube Gas Radiator ---...-.--- S3. so
Large Reflector Gas Stoves were
-. 4lON ------.-. g. %
Medium Reflector Gas Stoves. were
Double Heat Gas Stove, was S2.75
now ..'s....r---.--.,-...... 81 so
6l6-l2 st. c. A. Muddiman & Cc.. 1904 G ST.
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Apartments 20 Let.
For Kent-ApartmentS.

FOR RENT-In The Nincetta. 2s7 Maryland
ave. sw-, rooms and bath, with ali modern
improvements; steam heat hot-xater; Janitor
service included in rent; $3.50 per month
Apply to F. Z. DAVIS. 9Th and SITS. sw.
fefI-2t
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ANLCOSTIA.
BROOKLAND. D. c.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
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Dentistry.

FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PR1CES-Set
Of teeth. s. up; gold crowns. s. up: gold
guaranteed. pain. DR.. GEO. Z. ED
MOSDS, SO T St NV 1aZI-S0t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATE--No extracting;
no pain; lock, seel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth: sbunkeR faces made normal,
painless filing. DR. J. L. WILSON. 1908 F
ST nv. is27-S9t
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For Hire
Horses and Vehicles.

HORSES. buggies. and daytons. $3.50 and s.
per day for drumming and BUSH ess PURPOSES
PRESTON S STABLES. Sth and / sts. NY.
Phone Main 65S-Y. jaz4.s0t
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Sweet Violets, 25c Bunch.
at Kramer's. 916 F st. NV.
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Wanted-ROOmS

" WANIED-Two or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping by lady and adult son /.
state terms. Address BOX .. Times Office.
fel2-9t
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Dancing.

sED THE MOONLIGHT AND -
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS 4gI nth St-SN w.-Every
Monday. Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 7-50i advanced, $50.
Lady assistants six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons By appointment,
feI0-a0t Prof CFLAS> n WYNDHAM.
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FOk SALE-HandsOme upright piano. nevs.
parties leaving city $50; cost sS75 Address
BOX "a. Times office go ~
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For Rent-Typewriters.

STANDARD TTPEwRITET2S. from 81 month
Up. Address BOX SIS. Times ofice- feI0-3t
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FOR SALE-An outside show case in good
order. Apply at SGZS NJ st. NV, Gieorgetov-n
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Woman for general housegork in
family Of two: good wages for good and
reliable woman. 2035 II ST. 1e12-I
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KAISER'S HATRED OF RED.
COburg Police Had s~ignbOard OF ina
Color Removed During His Visit.
SpeetaI Caols Despateh % m

special CaotS DsGpdtch TO THE SUN.
BERLIN, Sept. 2O.-The police Of Cobufg
have furnished an amusing sequel to the
ase OF a dog owner who was fined a few
weeks g for allowing his pet to appear
in the streets wearing q red hat. Their
objection this time Is to a large red sign
board on which q harmless widow with a
shop facing the marketplaoe advertises
the fact that she sells and repairs UNI
brellas.
just before the Kaiser and the Empress
visited the Duke Of Saxe-Coburg on the
occasion Of the baptism of his son the police
visited the widow and ordered her to re-
move the signboard. as its revolutionary
color might impress their Majesties dis
~agreeably II they caught sight Of it while
going through the marketplace. Tho
widow, who is a very loyal woman, con-
sented without protest, STIMULATING, how
ever. that she might again display the sign
board after the departure Of the imperial
couple.
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MUST DIE.
Philippine Supreme Court Anlrms the
DeAth Sentence.

bcAWn BcuUcuCcs
Special CabLs DsspafcA TO THE SUN.
MANILA, Sept. 2s.-The Supreme Court
has affirmed the sentences on the ladrone
leaders passed by Judge Villamor. him
self q Filipino, on last Thursday. Six are
condemned to be hanged; Ave are SEN
tenoed to thirty and ten to twenty years
Imprisonment at hard labor.
Among those sentenced to death are
Julian Montalon; who led the raid ON San
Francisco de Malabon last year, when the
wife and children Of Gov. Trias were car
ried on, and Macario Sakay, who was Presi-
dent Of the so-oalled Filipino republic.
Benito Nativitad. another leader Of the
ladrones, is among those sentenced to i'm
prisonment.
They all surrendered last July after
negotiations with Dominador Gomez, a
Filipino agitator, whom the Government
used for the purpose. The oonviots and
their friends allege that they had promises
Of light sentences for surrendering. but
this the Government denies. The SEN
fences passed upon them meet with public
approval.
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NOT SINS OF THE RICH ALONE.
Gambling n Neglect Of Children Found
In Other Glasses, Says Dr. Ridgeway.


In other Glasses, Says Dr. Ridgeway.
Special Cabis Dsspatch 10 the SuN.
LONDON. Sept. pa champion Of the
wealthy classes has arisen in the peunon
Of DR.. RidEeway, dean Of Carlisle. In a
widely quoted article on the religion OF the
rich, based on his experience OF twenty-one
years in q rich West End parish. the dean
defends rich people as q class against the
charges 70 freely and iercely brought
against them recently by sensational writ
ers and preachers. He admits that frivolity,
gambling, neglect Of their children and other
such evils exist among the rich but adds;
While this is undoubtedly true Of some.
am thankful to say that my experience
Is that these are certainly the exceptions
and not the rule and that this criticism Of
the rich is untrue in it's conclusion that these
are the sins Of q class. Those who have
charge OF suburban or even country parishes
tell us that the same evils exist among those
who are not rich but are found in very
different Surroundings.'
In conclusion tho dean points 10 the other
side Of the picture. to that large number
OF rich homes where are to be found very
real, devout and regular attendants at
communion and other services Of the
church.
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Highest temperature, To-. az . p. NJ
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO -DAT AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nsv York, eastern PsnasvIvdntd
Nsp JERSEY and DeIapaTs. rain and cooler to-day.
fatr and continued cold 10 mOryOr; fresh, possfOIv
brisk, nOriaresi Dtnds.
For New England. rain 70 day and cooler In
western and northern portions; brisk northwest
winds: fair 70 morrow and cooler in southeast
portion.
FOr the District Of Columbia and Maryland. rain
and somcwhat cooler % day; fair and continued
cool 70 morrow, fresh northwest winds.
For western PennsyivanlA and weBtenn New
YORK.. rain and cooler O-dAyj generally fair To-
morrow fresh, probably brisk, northwest 70 north
WlndR
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was married within a month to a young
woman named Castor of frankfort, a
suburb Of Philadelphia, and that his wife
was called home several days ago by the
death OF her mother.
Inspector Entemann had the names Of a
dozen firms which had lost small amounts
by the mail box robberies. He said that
one check which had been drawn for t1.12
on the New Jersey Title Guaranty and
Trust Company, was raised to t135.5O and
was cashed in a rush at the bank before
its bogus nature was discovered. He said
four mail box locks have been broken in
Newark since the first OF the year.
The three men will be arraigned in the
Tombs court this morning and will be
turned over to the Federal authorities to-
morrow.
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WHY MEN FAIL IN CRISES.
temporary Loss or VIM Power Between
IS and 81. Says English Doctor.
Special Cobb pe,pateh to TIE SUN.

special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Wnting in all serious
ness a doctor develops a curious theory to
explain the errors which are responsible
lor disasters on land and sea, such as the
urantham railway disaster, the collision
OF Admiral Tryon's flagship Victoria with
0ne Camperdown in 1893 and various cpl
Sodes in the South African war.
According 10 the writer, at some time
between the ages Of IS and 90 men lose their
VIII power and Judgment in a moment OF
crisis This loss is only temporary, the
genealogical change taking plaoe between
lne meridian Of life and the commencement
~ age. Business mon, according to this
Meorst, who says he has collected data
20 substantiate the point, show similar
Ighs OF weakness, irresolution and sus-
icon at the same time OF life, but when
~ are a little older they arc again reIia-
are needed.
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HUT USED BY ANCIENT GAULS
Reproduced From Finds Made I'm ExcaVa-
lions At Alesia.
Special CaSIs DsspGreA 10 TEE sun.

Special Cable Despatch to TIE Sun.
PARIS, Sept. 3o.-At the Academy yester-
day Commandment E~sperandieu, director OF
excavations at Alesia; announced that
recent finds had enabled the workers there
to reconstruct a hut which had been in
habited by ancient Gauls. These houses
were neither of stone nor Of thatch, but OF
terra Gotta. The Gauls had made this by
placing a two oentimetre layer Of brick clay
on a network body and baking it in a double
fire inside and outside simultaneously.
Commandment ~Esperandieu said it was proba-
BILE that the exterior OF the huts was addi-
tionally protected by thatch.
Among the sculptures recovered are
statues Of a Gallo chief and a cavalier, and
also has reliefs picturing heads.
The Academy has also received an an
nouncement Of the discovery at Sousse, in
Tunis, by Lieut.. Mollier, who is ~excavating
in the cataoombs, Of an entirely new group
Of galleries which he explored and found
in an excellent state Of preservation.
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SEASTCK BOY OVERHEARD.
sw edish steerage Passenger Lost From
the Celtic.

The steamship Celtic of the White Star
Line, which arrived last night. reported the
loss OF a third cabin passenger, Boge Konrad
Erik Olsen, a Swede. who fell overheard on
the evening of the 18th. Olsen was only
II years old and a travelling with his
sister Christina, who is older. He had been
seasick and was respondent. The night
that he fell from the vessel he had an attack
of seasickness and was at the rail. His
sister was beside him, holding his head.
Suddenly he leaned far over the rail and
while his sister tried to hold him back fell
into the sea. The ship was stopped and
a boat lowered, but no trace OF the boy was
found.
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Commissioner Cooley 70 Resign.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-United States
Civil Service COMMISSIONS Afford W.
Cooley has announced that he intends to
resign mex summer and return to New
York to engage in the practice Of law. Mr..
Cooley was formerly a practising attorney
in New York, but gave up his profession in
1908 to accept the appointment as civil ser
vice commissioners. He declined to give
any reason for his contemplated resigna-
ton other than that he preferred the prao-
tice of law to a Government job.