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PUBLIC NOTICE
4. LEFTWTCH SINCLAIR. AttorneY.
Filed sSuly Is, 1903.

IN the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, holding . special fern as a District
Court Of the United states for the District
Of damages resulting 70 adjacent property
from changes IN the grade % streets. ave-.
nues and alleys authorized By the Act %
Congress approved February ~ 1901 relative
to The elimination OF grade crossings on the
line OF the Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad
Company in the District o. Columbia. Dis
tact Court, No. 81 Notice Is hereby given
shaf We the Undersigned. have been 6esIz-
mated and appointed BY the Supreme Court
OF the District q columbia holding q spe-
ciaI term IS a United States District Court
Tor the District OF Columbia As q comma
sion 10 appTaise the damages resulting 10
adjacent property from changes OF the grsdes
of streets. aysnues, and alleys authorized By
The Act OF Congress approved February II
ieal relative 70 the elimination Of grads
crossings on the line OF The Baltimore sliS
Potomac Railroad Company in the Districs
Of Columbia. will meet 81 1880 O'CLOCK
A M on TUESDAY, TIE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, a. D. 1sos
AZ the United States Court House (City
HAM. IN said District. IN room 10 Be as.
Sfgned us By the United States Marshal foz
SD District. for the purpose Of viewing TIE
A. me grades OF the following named streets
avenues and alleys ia said District and
hearing testimony touchlnk the damages re-
s,sitlng 70 said property from said changes
- Id pursuant 10 the terms and provl-
s;,5s az an Act Of Congress approved Juna
- sans entitled IAN Act TO provide for nav
hlelt dre 10 the elimination OF grade eross
sIau9 the line OF the Phiiadelphia RaIff
ltss and washington Railroad COMPANY ..
.4i0. ,,. south Capitol street from D street
~ SCst street; sixth street southwest -
70 N street and School street; c stresf
sL,-esf between Sixth street and sevenfb
500. Virginia avenue southwest befu1ss
$500 s.t.l' street and Seventh street; ID sfrsaS
sl $50 between Sixth street ana si7ss
SOU s ,'sfsIf (6lk) street; Seventh sfss-t
a 81 between . street and Msr--Isrs
se,1a ,,se ~ street southwest. between seys--tS
sat and Eighth street. the alleys ia soFls =
heTe6 four hundred and sixty-four 800.
-l+b street southwest. between Nargis5s
r,5a and G street; Maryland srsn-,s
e.-s,t,rrest between Ninth street ana Fis,,ests
sS-set ana Fourteenth street southwest -
ss-sen d street and Water street All -
sTs az real property damaged by the sbangss
nasde IN the grades Of any Of said stresss
avenues or alleys VIII hle a petition 1~sfr
sss Ia this cause duly aligned ana sworn -
foT an allowance OF damages within tugaI,ss
months after the SAID twenty-secoDd dav -
September A. d. 1903. Il Is provided IA al
bv the aforesaid act OF Congress apDrovsf
June - 1905 that upon the failurs 81 M
such owner 70 thus present his claim -
damages within said period. his right -
do 50 shall cease and determine. (ssan
CHARLES A. BAKER. GEORGE ". AOsa
GEORGE SPRANSTs Commission Appoiotak
to Appraise Damages. A True Copy test
J. r: YOUNG. Clerk ss.ess z cySNISq-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
o. supplies and Accounts, Ny I5Snartmeut
Washington, D. c., until 10 O'Clock a m
august u. 1905, and publicly opened hqme-
diately thereafter, 10 furnish at the 3ayy
yard. Washington. D. c.. etc. q quantity Of
naval supplies, as follows; Sch. 16z: Forg-
lngs--Sch. 10. Steel conduit, circular loom
moulding, electric clocks, pipe ellis valves
plumbing supplies.-Sch. ia: Electrical sup
pies, insulating tape.-Sch. III; Drills
leather and rubber betting hose rubber
gloves. soda ash asphalt. pine cuns. Ap-
pilcaIions for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank pro
posals viii be furnished upon application 10
the Bureau, p. B. ROGERS. Paymaster
General L. s. \. aul0lT
OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE on BUILD.
INGS. T. ). DEPARTMENT or AGRI-
CULTURE, Washington. D. c., August s.
1908 Sealed proposals win be received at
this Office until o. clock D. m on the Sth day
OF September, 1903. and then opened for the
ms allatiOn OF a vacuum cleaning system OF
two laboratory buildings for the United
states department or Agriculture. Washing
ton, j.. c., in accordance with the drawings
and specifications, copies OF which NAV be
obtained at the office OF the COMMITTEES ar,
Buildings, United States Department OF Az
rteGlture. at the discretion Of the Chairman
OF the Committee on Buildings. B. T. GAL
LOWAY, Chairman. aule II, Is
PROPOSALS FOR BOOK STACK. oncs ~
Superintendent Of Library Building and
grounds, Washington, d. c. August 3 1eas
Ing and erecting IN place completes the rooted
bOok-stack required for the southeast court
OF the building for the Library OF Congress-
in this city, viii be received at this Office
until o'clock p. m, on Thursday the 9th
day Of August. 1908, and then publicly
opened. Specifications and other information
furnished on application TO this cflee BER-
NARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
auS.i4i1.1s.I9,20
OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE ON BUILD
INGS L. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE, Washington, d. G.. August 3
1908 Sealed proposals Will be received at
this Office until 2 p. m. on the 18TH day OF
August. 1908. and then opened, for the con-
structiOn OF q tWO-stOry brick building on
the grounds Of the Y. g. Department OF
Agriculture. Washington, D. G.. in accord
anee with drawings and specifications. copies
Of which may be obtained at the ONCE Of
the Committee on Buildings All applica-
tions must be accompanied BY a certified
check for SIS. made payable TO the Disburs-
ing Clerk. Department OF Agriculture. These
checks win be returned upon the return Of
the drawings and specifications. =. T. Gall
LoW.AYe Chairman. eu5,sio
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BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and X SITS. NV.
3, KAHN. SONS & co. 6th and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID v r r II Is y q
AGENCY, 1l46 18th 81. nv.
W. T.. IcNULTY, Cigar store. 14th and Z Nv
=. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9TH ST.. Rhode
Island ave. ana r 81. NV,
III. T. BUTTS PHARMACY ith ST. and
Massachusetts ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Christlani Pharmacy,
BW. cor. 7Ih and III SITS. NV
BANFORD'S PHARMACY New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NEITCH, Goth and 81 SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and q SITS NV.
g. n WAGNER s. CO.. Isl ana IL SITS NV.
J.. p. TAYLOE, cor, Sth and p SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY nth & Park road
MATIlNGLH'S PHARMACY 18th and L.
=, D. HOWARD, 18th and ".
y Y, PDTTIE. 1929 BrlghtWoOd ave
A-ALTBY'S PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert st.
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PERSONAL

REFINED LADY with child 70 educate,
financially embarrassed, viii appreciate tenn
porary assistance from kind friend imm,-
diately BOX 20. Times office. au9-9t
ORIGINAL Gypsy palmisJ; whole fortune
told be- open nigats. l7Z3 sth ST. nv. II
II YOU NEED money ] will make you
loan Of from so TO $50 at a rate that viii
pay you TO investigate. Address BOX "a.
Times office. au2-2Ot
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORDs DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
tuvesti gatlons. any cause al sections
Strictly confidential Phone Main 25s5 Right
call North 4s43- MORGAN BRADFORD Jr.
Principal. 1e2-sot
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated, 90;
all kinds OF new ones ma de To order; YOU
can see your work done. ractory and sales
room. 659 H NV. Tel Ii 2097. L T
JONES. jy22-tf
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FOR RENr--FuRNIsHED ROOMS

Sd ST NV. 6O1-Parlor floor; 3 rooms. fur
Ished for housekeeping. everything convent
emit; S35; adults only; % floor furnished I9E
rooms: bath adjoiningi $50
adults only. auio-3t
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NORTHEAST

k4ADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r SITS ne.
sdcCHlsSNEY & JOACHIM, cor. ID and + SITS.
sSRAUS PHARMACY, cor. 9Th ana x SITS.
McCHESNEE s. JOACHIM, Sth and i SITS. ne.
BENZ. y. LANHAM. 18th anE y. Can. 81.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON CAMP. Modern tVoodmen Of
America, No. 11464. Van ". Ro5erds as i2th
st. ne. clerk. meets Thursday evenings az
Typographical Temple, A. c st. NJ.
~my24-90x
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FOR SALE-Three show cases cheap; also
AMI X. ana a.
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Address
au9-2t
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Tor 1Il sALE-Four glass doors. . mss in.
9llf lith nv. aul0-st
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SOUTHEAST

"A. F. POWELL 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG Co. Sth and O. SITS Sc
a B. BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave
=. 2. WELLER. cor. Sth and l.
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y. HUGO EISENBEISS. Eth and B streets.
J. W, 4la and 7 sW.
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BUG KILLER.

BUGSt BUGSi BUGSi They're bothersome
You needn't let them be. Fealy's bedbug
solution effectively exterminates verynin. CSC
a pint. n. 5. FEALY, nth and Pa ave. Sc.
5yI1-q0t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

APPRENTICE GIRLS and dressmakers. IL
you wish first class position call at the NEW
YORK ACADEMY OF DRESSCUTTING
furnished. aulO-At
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PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Economy Poor plumbing
more costly than the most expensivs; iob-
bling and reInodeling our speciality: WORK
satisfactory. JOS. r. QUINTER & SON. 1sl4
r. L Ave. Phone N. so, my2s=m, v, ga-90t
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OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
any portrait made come ana Be con-
WINGED; satisfaction guaranteed, Phone 81.
3297 Portrait Studio, eH b nv. SUM
mer rates. FRANK J. CULLEN. tese-yOt
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

LADY spending a few months in Washing
ton would Ike a position as companion to
assist with sewing. or 10 assist with tho
care Of children mot meniaD- Address BOX
25S, Times office IL
WASHING By a irst-cIass laundress. l747
Oregon ave. II
TWO RESPECTFUL colored girls as cook
and chambermaid, or help OF any kind s2I
nth 81, nv. II
COLORED WOMAN as first class cook; pri-
vate family. $50 New York ave. NV Ii
STEADY WOMAN, cook in boarding house
or private family; willing ana ObIgiug l630la
10th ST. NV, reference. II
BY RELIABLE woman, work 20 do by day.
Cau or drop postal nos 25th ST. NV II
PLACE as housekeeper or amy other kind
Of work. Address BOX 254, Times ONCE
auiG-2t
PRACTICAL lady would help compauionabIe
lady for home. For particulars address BOX
262, Times office. 1t
DRESSAIAING done reasonable: skirts a
specially. 1121 1 St NV. au5-7t
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HELP wAKTED-MaIs and FsmaiA
WAETED-AGENTS.

AGENTS VVANTED-Easiest photo ticket TO
sell evsE handled. DONALDSON STUDIO.
S23 ST. NV. 1t
REPUBLICAN or Democratic campaign but
tons, samples 10 cents. q for so post
paid; they sell for 10 cents each. WESSON
MEG Co, Providence. r. l. auIo-6t
LIBERAL TERMS to agents 10 solicit busi-
ness for a responsible up-t0-date Casualty
Company, writing all lines j. @ BOZ.
Empire state Surety Co.. Room 4O5 Colorado
Building. jy3D-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY. 2ls Z ct NV. Misses
Chamberlain and Cobb. tsachersi private and
class lessons; social dance Thursdays. PLCns
81. 5sE7-Y. ie2t-90t
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER master OF danciAg; II you
can walk 1 teach yOu 70 waltz private
lessons. SOC. Main llS9. 20 Eye Ct. nv.
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GREATER WASH TAILORING co. We
aye, clean, repair garments; reasonable prices;
men'n suits sp0nged. pressed Z5C. uls 40t6s
apzT-no. We. fr-sot
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CLAIRVOYANTS

NINE. CATHERINE. paImist and card read
ers tells everything you Wish - know about
business and love Affairs. sls New York ave.
Open from 10 70 T. JeiG-tf
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BROOKI.AND. d. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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MOVING. PACKING. sHIPPIEa.

WE STORE furniture and carriage Tor 81 IN
clean. dry rooms; careful draylnen % move
you. Peoples Storage and Express Co. @ r
CLIFFORD q Co.. 1b40 7th NV. Phone n. $50 M,
Eny9-r1 "a. ss-9Os
! MOVE GOODS quickly; buy and sell furni-
ture; high prices for second hand furnlturs
VA. EDMONSONs Moving. Packing. Ship
ping. 1901 = ct. Nv, myIS-m. ". Sa-s0t
PADDED VANS, $500 LOAD
Z-HORSE WAGON, $500 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.,
800 NEW YORK AVE,
sp14-ts
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P WELLER. Pharmacy. S534 II st. NV.
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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ALEXANDRIA, Va
Z. l. CARNE & CO., 703 King st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCH ROOM center city: doing lana a.
ne ousinsssi $50. DuGAN. slI Louisisna
auIb-St
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s.A.ISooSi On business street; fully eauin...,s. .
sz.5l9 RDGA&, 81 Louisiana ave s,ii6.st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR

BOY drive wagon about IS. OF work OF
some kind l65Jia l6th ST. NV. Il
YOUNG NAN, c0lored, as porter in store or
delivery wagon driver. III 18th St. ne II
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C1NtECIIONERY and manufacturing ~
cream plant. established 80 years. DIgesASs
bH Louisiana ave go = 80
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F0R sALE-m1scELLAHEoUs

Will SELL loo shares Carter Motor Car
STOCK cheap II taken at once. BOX 81,
Times ofioe. aul0-2t
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STORAGE

FURNITURE STORED FOR 75C PR LOAD;
large. clean. spacious compartments: careful
handlingi expert packing. BAuMS, 9l2 Pa
ave- NV. Main ia 5y8-tf
WHY pay more? We store for T5c a load.
s129. tyS-sOt
100 SEPARATE storage rooms; storage bY
the load; packing. hauling and shipping. See
Us before storing. TLIOS. BOWLING & co.
Auctioneers. 62 z St NV: phone Main SIS.
myIs-90g
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sAIooN-cIose to Municipal Building, suaa-
DlGAN, Oh Louisiana ave siii6 Ia
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AdTeTtISemenLs VIII De HCcepteu
1t any Of the following branch
Ofiices at regular Siiice rates. IL it
Is iReOnYenient 10 leave advertise
ments ut either branch Office or
The Times Business Office, they
may be telephOned direct TO The
Times (MaiR $500, and q messen-
ger viii call to collect without ad-
ditiOnal charge TO the advertiser.
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CASHIERS

Those with department store expert
ence preferred must be quick and
accurate. Apply to Superintendent,
3, KAHN SONS & CO., before 10
q. m
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TO THE LADIES'

FURNITURE repaired ana upholstered;
screens made to order; all work guaranteed:
free. 1505 9th ST. NV. Phone North 4S09.
ty2-th. Su. n-30t
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CHEVY CHASE, ND,
7. A. SONNEAIAN.
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ALVEOLAA z TE ETH-Painless, lasting won.
derfully .ikelife, bTidgevork or plating IN.
necessary: painless filling. DR. J. L VIII
SON. los T. ty2I-tf
once Hours, $50 4. n. to $40 p Il
Dr.. OTIS ". EI.ZEY. DENTIST,
1908 4 st. nv. (sanne floor Miss ShaGkletteA
DIR. W. J. EIZEY, DENTIST
n. E Cor. AN and Z. Capitol SITS. ne
Specialists IN Painless Extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that Mt. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices Prone Il. 4252
my5-tf
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OFFICE NECESSITIES.

COOL. BRIGHT, DUSTLEss FLOORS can
be obtained by using Hunters Dust KILLING
Floor Oh SOC gallons drop Us a postal or
phone Aain 545s- llS Pa ave nv ies-tf
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DYEING, PRESSING, CLEANING.

YOU mt DO BETTER than to have -,
suits pressed and repaired at ED AIIII.FT2. :
447 New York ave. Suits dry Cleaned an.
pressed 40c- Phone y. ss2-M 1el5-m,' W sa-sO
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FOR sALE-5o0 shares OF Capuzaya mining
s'ocA, cheap BOX go Times Office
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HUNTERS DUST KILLING FTO0E on
preserves The floor and gives il a smooth IN
Ism 60c gallon Phone Main 545S TOfHca
1ls Pennsylvania ave- aaus-sat
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Observation-Disclosures young lady as CASH
Ser Tor our dry goods store; some kn0wIedge
IN typewrlIing is preferred; must have best
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Bargain in a Powers
latest model moving picture machine, brand
new, used one week. K. HAYDEN BOZEL.
fredericksburg Va. ID
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TIMES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
90 Salesmsu, Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms OF Board. Boarding Bor
Rent Rooms, Rooms and ISoard-One
cent q word-Minimum space 10 words.
Business Opportunities, + or Sale Mis-
eallaneous, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
ana Found, Wanted Miscellaneous
Dogs. Pets. etc.-16 cents lines Z
times consscutiYely. I2m cents = line;
. times consecutiveiy. 10 cents q line.
Minimum charge SO cents
ALI other classifications-l6 cents
line, times cOnsecutIVeIy, II - cents
s. line; times consecutiVely. 10 cents
8 line. Minimum charge so cents.
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FOR SALE-FIne large lots near wharfs;
for stores, boarding houses, etc; others FOR
SIS 70 SIg5; e0ttaEe for rent A s. cay
WOOD. ss3 sth 81. nv. ny2s-sot
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MLD4OAL IKEA 1M4N1s
WE CURE YOU.
Chronic diseases OF men and women New
treatment for rheum atism, cures every case
consumption, lung and throat diseases, nerv-
Gus disorders and female complaints. Every
case treated by an eminent physician and
surgeon- Specialist on all diseases. Exam
inatiOn and medicines free. Hours 10 a. m
70 80 ?. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL OFFICES.
ca 18th St. N W. jez5-eod-sOr
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YOUNG LADY for homework: no washing;
German preferred can after p m.
FREUNDS, Sl6 10th ST. NV. auIO-st
YOUNG LADY. IS or %. FOR light homework
Tor young man. Widower with little boy 4
years old. Address BOX 953, Times Office.
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Purse for Zeppelin
Is Gift of Germany

BERLIN. Aug. 6.-The ministers OF all
the Federal states have teIegraphed
condolences to Count Zeppelin, with an
expression OF hope that the disaster
will only spur him to further efforts
toward the attainment Of his ambition.
DIR. Won Bethmann-HoHweg. imperial
secretary Of state for the interior. after
a consultation with his colleagues, has
decided to forward the count $125.O00
the proposed estimate OF the imperial
budget for aerOnautiC experiments, as a
reward for his many years of sacrifice
in this direction in the interest Of the
Fatherland, and DIT. TheOdOr Lewald,
privy councillor, Is carrying a check
for this amount to Friedrichshafen to
present II to him.
After the airship was destroyed Or.
Lewald. who was a member Of the com
mittee appointed 20 decide whether the
aiTship should be taken over by the
government received a dispatch from
Count Zeppelin saying: THE future OF
my airship depends upon the motors.
Yesterdays descent on the Rhine was
occasioned by the OVeTheating Of a
motor. while that of today was caused
by the fusing Of the white metal in
one OF the grooves OF the piston rod,
which already had stood the test OF
several trips. I Travelled today from
Mannheim with only one motor. AS
soon as possible I intend to return to
Friedrichshafen."
Subscription lists for funds with
which to provide Count Zeppalin means
for building a new balloon have been
opened in Berlin. Bremen, Stuttgart,
and other towns IN Germany and SWitZ-
erland.
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CHAMBERS
browns IN BAY
Well : Known Washington
Business Man Falls Over
board on Outing.

News Of the death by drowning OF
Edward Chambers, manager Of the c.
D. Kenny Company, at 429 Seventh street
southwest, was received from Baltimore
this morning.
Mr. Chambers, who boarded at o02
Eleventh street southwest, went TO Bal
timore and Joined a party on board the
yacht maudalays belonging to Chafles
Bier, of Baltimore.
When the boat was two miles Que
from shore Mr.. Chambers left the party
seated IN the bow Of the yacht and went
10 the stern. He was heard 10 cry OUT
and before any one could reach him
was seen to disappear over the Canraii.
friend, Captain Gourley, tore or his
clothes and jumped overheard. but after
swimming about for an hour in vain
attempt TO rescue the man, was pulled
on board exhausted.
The dead mans father, Richard Cham
bers, of Baltimore. will come 10 Wash
ington this afternoon TO assume charge
OF the effects. Mr. Chambers was chn .
ty-five years Old, and a member OF three
lOdges-the Masons. Elks, and the Ju-
Nor Order of American Mechanics.
He leaves a father, who resides at bl5
East Chase street, and four brothers,
Lee, James, William. and Walter, and
two sisters, Miss Alice Chambers and
Mrs. May Martin, all OF whom rvslG5
IN Baltimore.
A reward Of 500 has been offered for
the recovery of his body, and IL is be-
heved that several searching parties
will be organized.