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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R

BAL IMURE & UHlU h. h.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. Z5D ST. NEW YORK
= 20 a-m.-Diner, Pullman Parlor.
- so a-rn--Buffet. Parlor HI Train.
-'s-o0 a-m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
Tll-00 a-m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
-l.o0 p.m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
900 pm Royal Limited" All Pullman.
14-0Q p-m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
500 p.m.-Diuer and Pullman ParlOr.
500 p, u1.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
80 p-m--Sleepers-
2.52 a.m--Sieepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. f7soo. 900. 1850 a. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SEQ a. m. 1906
noon. 49, 500 pm. sun. $50 an. $50 pm
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
Week days. ZOO an. 70 PM
TO BALTIMORE.
2 20 1900 $3.50 100 80 $500. $50. 900
$50 1000 IL 800 a. m TI2- go noon 1I2-05.
$500, @@i-15. T2;0o. 900 1870. $3.50 1900.
sf;45. 500. f5;O3. $3.50 76 00 $50 T7,0O 800
1880, "l0-c0, -l0-35. -1I-30 IL 30 p. N.
WESTWARD.
CINGISSATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. 800 a. m. s4.05 D. m, 'I2.z0 night
PITTSBURG. $40 a. m. ~. 1910 ?. m.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 .. m
WHEELING. $40 a. m. so p. n.
MINCHE.STE Err. 1910 a. m. T4.05. - 800 p m
FREDERICK $50. $40. '-9.l5 am, %.
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 a. m. $500 p. m.
.Daily. Except Sunday. s-Sundav only
TELEPHONES az all OF the following -fcEat
Onlces: 1917 Q 81. Main 1881. SIC Pennsylvania
and c St. Ticket ohlce. East esq. Information
Buresl- East 72f 3e5-tf
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Floor Oil

WHICH Is BEST-Scrub your floor once a
week or oil IL with Hunters dust-kluing
floor oil a month"; Try u. sc a gallon
Main 5f5s or drop postal. II3 Pa ave. NV.
jel-tf
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS VIII be received on JUNE IC
for brick and concrete factory building
30 rect BY oS feet. TO be erected at Berwvn
Nd. For plans and specifications. cali al
once OF the engineer, IA Colorado buildinE
OF at oihces OF this corporation. 4O9-4l0 Nun
sey building, Washington. D. c CARTER
MOTOR CAR CORPORATION. je2-5t
PROPOSALS FOR COAL. HAY AND
STRAW TREASURER OFFICE SOL
DIERS HOME, Washington. d. c. Nav Is
lSg'- Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until 10 a. m. Wednesday .Tu1a <
1901. and then opened. for delivery al III,
home IN Quantities as required during tie
hseat year ending June 80, 1905. $50 tons mon.
or less, best timothy hay, 90 tons more =
less, best wheat straw. and So tons moro or
less. best rye straw. all baled Also hest
white ash stove coal. 500 tons. more or icSs
contract VIII contain condition allovi1e
rome 70 substitute about 10 tons chestnut
Tor stove coal II desired The right 10 raf,..
any ana all bids Is reserved. For fIrfber
Information apply 20 Maj. H. NJ. KENDATT
my27. % e- - =
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ATLANTIC CITY,
GRAND ATLANTIC HnTEI,

virginia ave and the Beach. Atlantic CITY
= =. Under entire new management -
my furnished rooms suite. VIA
DGIn, hot and cold sea water attached 70
A. baths. Also Public Hot Sea Water BathH
Eaones In rooms Music and social dfver-
mons Terms: krDer.-sm plan. 8 so per day
~ $50 weekly up European plan. sl-5J
- cay Up. Garage CHARLES E COPE
ware Water Gap Pa
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No exT-,c,I-,-.
no pain, look. feel act. and last Ioags,
Ilah natural teeth; shrunken faces made nor
mai painless hlling. DIR. J. L WILSON
los T ST NV p, a. - =
DRS. o. W. & w J. EIZFY bI,>sTrS--o
3 w. Cor 10th and SITS n w
Specialists in Painless Extracfin1 Cola
SroWn and Bridge Work. Filings ana Plata
that nj; Satisfaction guaranteed or roons,
retunded- Moderate prices. Phone NJ. as
CIT RATE DENTISTRY.
g. e. Sel 9l 4eeth, Gold Crowns and Bridgevo-k
u 5. Army and Navy Dental Assorts,ieT
DE- ID, HARRY MORAN. Me-
o. SA- NM CORNER OF 7TH.
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Virginia Beach, Va.

SPEND your vacation where there x f7e
bathing. golf links and delightful cIirua+ef
near exposition reserve rooms and boar5
now Write for rates. MRS. JARVIS.
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Many Hours on Machines
and Heavy Oars Make
OarSnen.
By SOL METZGER

When Secretary of the Navy Victor
Howard Metcalf gave his order permit
ting the eight-oared crew from the
United States Naval Academy at An
napoiis' Nd, to compete in the regatta
held under the auspices Of the inter-
collegiate Rowing Association. at Pough-
keepsie. n. Y. June o. back in the
early part of April of this year, the
college athletic world received it with
reclamation, for no more important mat
ter could happen IN this circle.
All manner of reports followed the an
nouncement that the Government Naval
Academy was to send crew to Pough-
keepsie. but few, outside Of those who
were on the inside realized the midship-
mems eight would be n strong contender
for first honOrs at the big intercollegiate
regatta, an honor that during this cen
fury has fallen to Cornell with but one
break.
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Summer Resorts.
ONE TO BEAUTIFUL ELKHURST

CONE TO BEAUTIFUL ELKHURST
I1r a congenlal outing, Ga the foothills OF the
A,-lgshehy mountains lnvig0raiIng air, cool
nights beautiful scenery pune rr0Irr4i-,
Natefs ana lots Of pleasure. one thousand
acres OF ground Fruit. vegetables plenty
nlllk and butter from my own farms Spleu-.
ala acconir1odatiOns at a price less than YOU
pay no" Tor boarding. You are permitted 10
dllend my school IL you so desire without
extra charge 20 you send fer particulars
n. A GRIPP. German Artist. Desk C. Ty,-
----S' ID II
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Summer Resorts.
Summer Resorts.
Resort Information bureau.

The Times conducts complete every
ton will be given
ing Resorts throughout country.
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Trunk Repairing.

REPAIRING OF trunks and satcbeI. .,I,.,-.;-
also large stock OF trunk strans Ok -
Main $50 N. GEYERs. 18th and II SIS. NV.
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Automobiles,

FOX SAl-E-Auto steam r7Inabout. good ~
GER leather top; $50 1853 Z ST Sc r1vg1 a.
FOh sALE-Hour choice Of several r,akes or
signify used electric and gasoline runab0,,ts
anu gasoline touring cars at prices that wiz
interest you DUPONT GARAGE co s55S
II 81 nv. Phone y. 6In ny,57 ;,
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Horses and Vehicles

/ x
FOR sA!-E-22I TN st. sw.. one PAGER one
trotter- iel-St
MUST. BE sOLD-Four horses. two sets ~
double harness 1l14 Bladensburg road, 10 =
al -- SUNDAY. - 3ei-st
| TWO sound work horses, wagon. ana ba--
ness. Call after O'Clock. rear - Massa-
.--s-es aYe- NV. jel-5t
ONE bay cob. seven years old; sound cen
Eue, fearless. suitable for lady or anyone
wanting quiet horse. Address BARGAIN.
/ - 80 Iel-st
wyANTED-The use Of horse: light work
keep guaranteed. Apply 12z9 81 nv
| FOR sALE-Cheap. cutunder surAey. IN fiTvt-
cldss condition; can be seen any evening after
o'clock S07 X st. ne jei-st
FOR sALE-Two secondhand sjlrrevs. cbean.
steel-ure TunaDout- 1907 9Th ct jel-st
For sALE-Two sound business horses COS
FOR sALE-Runabout OF ane mako. ve-v
little used: win sell cheap. ago 81. nv
FOR sALE-Flve-year-oId bors.- ,--ol,.,,,
a do LZOo' little sore: price 800. y st.
my3l-2t
FOR sALE-A grocery or light bushes.
Has0h' very reasonable Apply 203i I4th 81
Nv. my3i-st
CoGsWELL's Is the cheapest and se.t T3Iace
70 buy new and second hand trans s1,rrevs
Iuhapouts daytons, and delivery wagons. 81
~ harness. 50 up. 209 18th ST. NV Tel
80 ap4-tf
GANTZ'S bike runabouts rhseto0s -77-7-
,op bUEEies top and no-tOp express carmen
t tels on-ractors, and plumbers wagons a.
1915 u. 80 T.
feG-tf
FIFTEEN Virginia horses. drivers. DRAFT
uenEery' ana carriage horses: one Handsome
so ll.S -, RED JOHNSON. ia + ST Sc
-Hg%S-Sot
6AhSAlNS In Buggier. Surveys and Wagons.
~ second hand bugBies. SO 10 as
second hand surveys SIS 20 40
JGmp-seat Surveys. $40 and $50
siSnNg used wagons. SIS 10 40
o, y, WATERS SON. $40 Pa ave. nv
FOX sALE-Cheap. II horses and mares .,,t.
80 - 81 any business; must De sold ADDI,-
tS1I OI Sc Pennsylvania ave. NV. myIf-sjt
OK SALE-Ten horses and mareE s1,It.II-
% 81 purposes no reasonable offer refIse5
. none mann a. lZl5 Ohio ave NV mvfT-Sot
soh HIRE-Delivery wagons and bor.as. !
acts made BY tho month or year. 49, I
$3.50 ! Ole C- MERCHANTS- TRANSFER AVN /
= 20 a ~ ~. so Z st. nv. Phone 81 GO /
MUSI BE SOLD az once. furniture rna-l~e- 1
ttalLlIy ana dayton wagon: also several sets I
Cat ness ana wagon wheels. HARNESS SHOP I
18th and sts NV ,,,.;a ~. =
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wildwood, N. !.

HOTEL DAYToN-HoTEL FENWICB
SIMPLY THE BEST
tenW1ck-always open $50 DAYS per year.
Extraordinarily on beach greatly irrproye-f
JOHN y. REEVE * co. OWners A. T5-,1 -
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Found.

70 : d. SL-Lhe way 70 get rid Of rats sea
bAKCLAY'' The Ferret Man, s27 folIisis-e
myI7-tf
SSooA - delicious Ice cream ana ,bs,h.,
sno &c per gallon; hvo large brfcI, ~
: nh1-tf
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Dancing.

THE wYNDHAM. 4sl I1th ST Nw-F----.
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday evenine.-
Beginners class. 80; advanced. $50 Tafy
assistants. largest and most beautiful han in
the city. Prof. kremb's orchestra IAsSc-
soc; six lessons. S25O Private lesson nv,
appointment open all summer; electric fans
Phone NJ. 1913 r9,,a5 -.
MISS COULTER. Professor Of Dancing r-I-
vate lessons, 5ec- II you can walk I can
teach you 20 waltz. 2Is Eye 81. NV. Phone
Main IlsS. r,,.q1 81.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS n. -
antee waltz and two-step to men in seven
lessons ladies'. i've; class. 81 per month:
Dali room Tor rent. 3 Address. with stamped
envelope. BOX. $50 Times ONCE. nnv9S-st
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SCUM Carolins. ave and the Beach. near
private baths; elevator; sun parl0r- Ce1acf-s,
-. Laols and service superior Social
spring terms BRYAN q WILLIAMS
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WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE co, 41S-42o-429
10Th St NV. Phone Main 4229. Jel-sOt
TO BUY. sell or store furniture: storing
and packing a specially. BOWLING & CO.
Aucuoneers, 6l2 Z St Phone NJ So apSO-tf
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Railroads.
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL way
Ticket Office IxzI Peuna Ave

For Raleigh. Wilmington ColHnLfs -
vannah. jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta -
fnlnghafn. Memphis. and New Orleans
S-O5 a. m da1ly.-Sea board Mai --t,--. =,
coaches and Pullman sieepers TO sat-r,,sL
and jacksonville Through sleepers VyasF----
Birmingham Dining cars N---
500 p: m datly-Seaboard Express. SOFIA
rain with Coaches and Pullman sleepers -
savannah Jacksonville and Tampa ~ ro,,vr
sleeper 20 Atlanta and Birmingham. DiniS1
cars R. II. STANSELL, District "a ssen--sf
Agent
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Moving, Packing, Shipping

SAUNDERS EXPRESS. s1I nth ST.-Afov-
Ing packing. and shipping. Phone Main S47a
myl5-SOt
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. now located at
90 NEW YORK AVE
Large Padded Vans. s. Load.
2-horse Wagons. So Load.
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GALEN HALL

EOTEL AND SANAToRIUh
ATLANTIC CITY
UDe q the newest stone. brick ana s4.sF
bindings, witt every comfort. aivayT on~1,
always ready: always buEy
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WALL PAPER,
PICTURE TRAINING,
Prices low, quality high.
AMES, S19 X ". w.

myl5-w T. Su-6t
G 9. SILENCE. paper hangings. f-S. -.
work; lowest prices. 3O4 H st nv. rnv27.-t
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS up; house Ds7-,,,,,--.
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE S3S 5Sb
- A,nS 1laln oool my5-SOt
WALL PAPER, &c a piece; boruer1 - =
yard no remnants; no fob lots. eli -,
Op-to-oate goods: phone or write sor ssrn
PIES. JOHN X. MAHONEY. sIg PsnnsvlvabIa
ave- Sc Phone East $50 N
- q - YEARS AT THE BUSINESS.
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Storage.

Furniture. 81 a load per month.
Separate rooms. 81 per month.
Carriages 81 per month
Pianos 75c per month.
Trunks. boxes. and barrels. sc each.
WEST END STORAGE co. Inc
Warehouse 523 Spruce St Once 1g21 + 81
Phone North sI5. Phone N II5e
u7y2s-exSat-tf
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Personal.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
eS HQ0EEN, PSYCHIC.
| ~----' II ~ PIANIST.
cLAIRvoYANT.
SECRET YOU SHOULD KNOW.
LOVE OR C0URTSHIP.
II affairs OF the heart or emotions y, Io,,.
interest you, gives exact and truthful rev
| Citations OF all love affairs settles lovers,
quaIrels; enables you 10 win the esteem ant
alec lions OF any one YOU desire: causes SPEEDY,
S SId happy marriages; tells II the one yoi,
ioNe Is true; also cate Of marriage. rest,yras
Iost anection. peace and confidence 20 io,,ars
ana discordant fam lies: gives Won the f,,ti
secret how 10 control -fascinate ana ''. ,. III
the one you love. also those Won meet -
nov now 10 make person at distance think OF
CONCERNING BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
she gives dates facts and figures. reliable
ana important advice and Information NJ
medical advice 81 ''S'e9' no
72I N. W.-Ninth Street-7a1 N. w.
Cut this outfit win not appear daily.
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN. wealthy bur
lonesome. wishes 10 correspond. New r,stri
nonyi no objection to Door woman IOSLr
BOX "a. Elgin. III. n
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW goo1 Io0I-1--'
wealthy, tired OF single life would CORE,
spohd With rich or moor genrfem.,- $780,.
.--alIIIlony- LOCI COX iO4 Elsin. m II
AXE YOU PARTICULAR whom YOU marry
neet rehned men and women by mail. psr-
~ I.aTs IsealedD Tor stamp; confidential 9
ELITE. Box 1872. Baltimore. Nd je2.1s
OHIGINAL Gypsy Palnist has returned
open sunday. Zoe. 1723 str St NV II
=
DE NEPHEW repairs trunks al the ~
place, S05 9Th st. NV n, gu
NINE Mn zENITA controls events: never fails
- III o. jeI-7t
WoRKTNGMEN. We claim to be the leader,
IN al you wear can supply you in a tailor
,.N SUI tslghuy used, hat OF ahoes at
TSIy low figures. call and examine fber,
: - II ; OLD STAND. 81 D. nyZ7-7t
hADAM IBEO, PIANIST, card reader ana
ilsul ss German spoken. s25 II st NV
myZs u. wd. .su-4t
Mr.. L. MILLION
PIANIST AND PSYCHIC
81 EYE ST. " w
accurate readings on all subjects PaIr,ts.-,
fsycnlc readings. Independent SIrttir.s. /
SaIeI1Ily written delineations. mya4-tf
NINE DAVIS. the born clairvo,-a NJ ana - /
ISauer, removes spells. evil influences 80
si.eJ 80, sooa luck l2zS 9th st NV; give re I
myi7-30t
VIII make ,,our -r,, =.
measure from latest seasouabIe cIotbs a. ~
newest style. for only SO Al
IL STOUT & CO.
ny2l-u $40 F 81.
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Virginia Hot Springs
Creenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Warm Springs, Healing Springs
Natural Bridge
old Sweet Springs Chalybeate SPRING. ROCK
bridge Alum Springs Red Sulphur Springs, SAT-
sulphur Springs, The Allegheny Health and
Alum Springs, Mount Elliott Springs,
Nifnrcd Hall 1diIiboro
Brandon,
SIop-oVer privilege at White Sulphur SPRINGS
Covington. Va, for Virginia Hot Springs.
Nesubued, electrc-lRhted dining. parlor.
ing car trains leave Washington 200 p. m. NO;
p m daily reaching resort stations IN 10
Excursion Tickets, Pamphlets Summer Resort
6oIderS AZ ucket Offices 5g Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Il. W. FULLER, Passenger Traffic Manager,
Washington, ID. c.
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Revived by Winston Churchill.

Naturally, this made rowing popular.
yet 1t soon died out. In 1880 a revival
was on hand. and that season a race
was held in fours with the University of
Pennsylvania crew, the first collegiate
contest Annapolis ever had. Penpsyl-
vania won, but rowing was practically
established at Annapolis. though FOR
want of competition and lack 90 time
II waned and for several years previous
70 the early nineties. when Il was re-
vis-ed.
Winston Churchill the author. was
Sadet at Annapolis from 1880 10 1894. and
ne Is the founder Of the present SYSTEM
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Youth No Bar to Ability
to Cover Four
Miles.

lie arranged races with the Pennsyl-
wanna crews, which were nearest in point
OF distance of any college. and soon
harvard. Yale, and Columbia joined the
midshipmen in annual contests. though
lately Harvard has been given up, with
Georgetown as substitute. Cornell has
never rowed Annapolis, and their
struggle on June IS will therefore be
the first the two have had. With such
an abundance OF competition. more than
any other college has, the rowing spirit
is very high.
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IL seems reasonably certain. however
10 suppose Annapolis will be in the
Foughkeepsie races for mary years to
come and AZ Annapolis there is a
Ieehng of certainty that West Point will
take up rowing next year and enter
81 Fouehkeepsie. simple matter TINS
Tor West Point is but a few b1,,rs u.s. Si-lS'
tae HUDSON Should this come about
ne Poughkeepsie regatta will outraDtr
the wonderful English Henley in inter
est ana American rowing will receive a
DOOM .,lo when Will soon force it TO be
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After all has been said about the side
issues, interest centers in Annapolis
rowing and this years crew. for upon
The speed OF this years eight are the
supporters Of Annapolis backing. a speed
which is more the outgrowth OF the
system Of physical training at Annapolis
than OF anything else.
To get at this matter in the proper
way the best course Is 70 take the
reader to the Naval Academy with the
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27

every show of good sense that if the people of the country would release the money they had hidden in stock ings and in old stoves and underneath the carpet, the money market would recover and the dollars would return to their free circulation. It may be said now that 1T the people of the country, especially those who gave the advice to the hosrders of wealth, would enter upon new policy of hiding it would be a good thing for the country We would, for example, have them hide their pessimism along with the nerve which sets their care less tongues to wagging. Saying we are to have good times will not bring good times. but saying that the out look is not disheartening will weaken the power of bad times to do extreme damage. This seems to be little appre-
 ciated. It ought to be appreciated, foi lit is clear what whistling down the line has accomplished in adding tc
 the sum and total of misery.
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HIGH TIME.

Our paternal government is show ing it's quality by being about to see if something cant be done to reduce the number and the devastation of accidents" in mines. It appears that the loss of life in United States mines is three times as great as in the coal mines of Europe. There must be some reason for this, and it looks as if the reason was that we do not supervise the conditions under which miners work as carefully as foreign governments do It is further asserted that practical miners here do not un- derstand the conditions under which they are working As mines go deep- CT each year, the chance of accidents becomes greater, and in most of our mines in the principal coal districts depth has been attained where con- ditions are beyond the reach of prac- tical miners to grasp or remedy Such
 disasters as have lately occurred are
 ascribed to explosions of coal dust
 coal gas or combinations of both. h
 Europe the miners are provided with
 safety lamps, while here little use i' made of them There are also carefu
 government tests of all explosives
 used, go that danger from explosion
 is reduced to a minimum.
 1t is certainly time something wa
 done iu this matter if anything cal be Four eatastrophes in coal mine within @ single month have resulted i the death of about seven hundre , persons. Nearly seven thousand me met death in the same way last yea and the roll since 1890 reaches abor l twenty-three thousand. It looks yer , much as if the miners need to be be ter protected against their own car' e lessness and the carelessness of min' : owners.
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My. Dooley on Congress-.
(Tbe An,erioan Magazine. }

H6 AIllEi lNall NloE1u1iilStf
 I see be tn pa-apers that tn gover- mint has put up q sumchuse palace fir tn comfort iv tn nations lawgiTers, as Hogan calls thim. It's mansion where they will have all tn comforts iv home an nanny that are not home-like, but betther. Ivry congressman will have room to himself, decorated in mahog- any. inlaid with pearls, where he can put his feet on an ebony desk an throw his peanut shells an apple cores into myriad lapus lazuly cuspydors. Adjinin' each room there will be a bath, which a congressman may take or leave, as tn mood seizes him. Be- sides each tub there will be specific in- structions, prepared be thrained gever- mint experts, f'r tn use iv tn Bath in case iv necessity. Insert plug firmly in bottom iv tub turn faucet at right Congressmen are respectfully request cd to remove shoes before entherlng An so on. Downstairs there will be Turkish bath, where congressman can be invigorated afther settin' up all night discussin' tn river afi' haroor 1 hin with tn head waiter, On th desk | iv each member, tn pa-aper- says there will be a tillyantysccpe, a conthtiNance | be which, when tn mlmpeF lS.pFtN iHtsu l Re work or fatigue firm attindin, tn' session. he can hear what's goin' on in tn House, an thin hang up tn receiver an remarks: "Cy Lumley is still 5gass- i in about tn tariff. How many cards?
 Tn only raison Congress goes on an nobody cares is that 1t nivils dales with subiicks that amy wan else iver talks about onless they are in dhrink. Who iver heerd iv two sensible, men discuss in th' river an harbor bill-or wan
 sensible woman? Did you an ye,,er wifi iE
 nsnsion system or free. rural delivery
 great subjicks that ivry day f'rr. thret
 months will sind Congress to tn tlure
 No. sir. That's tn reason why we car put un with govermints. becaus'
 they're always kept busy attindin t
 matthers iv no importance. Annythint
 that's important enough to need attind
 ence I'll niver pass over to collection iv lawyers firm tn rural disthricks
 Whin ye see me with me face con . vulsed in passion ar anger gleamir
 frim me eve. 7tis not about tn railroa situation I'm thinkin', but about m tight shoes. Whin ye, see me with m
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is both costly and inadequate. So NJ. Messimy, the reporter on the war budget, has suggested that the con scription be extended to the Arab population of Algeria, and commit ice has been sent there to investigate the advisability of this step. In his report M. Messimy points out that AL geria differs from other French col onies, where compulsory military ser vice is imposed upon the natives, since the Arab contingents in Algeria are recruited by voluntary service at a cost of three times as much per man as that of the home army raised by conscription in France. while they pro- vide for no reserves. The budget com mittee considers that the two years service system is incompatible with the maintenance in Algeria of 13,00O soldiers from the mother country, who would be far better employed else- ]
 where. The places of these 13,O0O young Frenchmen ought, according to
 M. Messimy, to be filled by natives
 The present organization, which costs
 France nearly $15,OOo,OO0, or one-iftF
 of the war budget, does not yield any
 corresponding advantage for the ma
 tional defence properly so-called. H.
 suggests the application to Algeria O
 the system already in force in Tunis
 which gives excellent results. II
 that country compulsory service fo
 three years is enforced, but only abou
 fifth of the possible recruits ar called to the colors. and substitution is permitted, which leads to many re engagements It is suggested that fror } 15,OOO to 10000 Algerian native } should be enrolled annually. By tha
 means France could, in the opinion (
 M. Messimy. raise in case of need
 force of 12O,0OO native soldiers Of les
 than thirty-three years old in Algeri o and Tunis.
 Perhaps by and by, when conscriI i ton is more popular in the Unite <. States, and when it is safer to app ,- 1t in the Philippines, we can conseri f native Filipinos for the job of reg A lating' the Filipinos who need reg n lating.