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The Washington times., 1908-08-31
BLIND WORKMAN
STRICKEN DEAD
AGED Foreman of a Broom Shop
Succumbs TO Attack OF
Heart Failure.

Johr +. Gibbons, the aged foreman OF
the broom shop at the Aid Association
for the Blind, died yesterday from heat
failure. The man was stricken sudoeilis
while on MS way 10 his room ailei
breakfast
Gibbons had been foreman OF the shol
for seven years, and despite the hapdi-
can of his blindness, was an eXcelleh'
,,,ortr man. For a number of years pfloI
to coming 10 Washington he was an IN
blind in Baltimore. 49,,
An EFFORT viii be made 20 locats
eriends or relatives Of the man. II lnli
is unguccessful he viii be buried IN
iot at clenwood Cemetery owned by th'
"a association.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
REEDBIRD SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW
SportSmen Will Invade
Marshes, and Expect to
Bag Much Game.

With the first peep o. dawn tomorrow
morning. the reed and black bird sea-
son viii be open TO the pop-pop OF some
hundred or more shotguns in the hands
OF the Washington Nimrods.
While there may be some few who
viii take their chances along the Dis
trict shore OF the upper river, the ma
jority Will be found pumping away into
the big hocks along the shores Of the
Eastern Branch
The advance guards OF the hunters
have been out looking over the situation
for the past week. and it is the con-
sensus of opinion that this year the
birds are more plentiful than they have
been for eight or nine years. The oats
are about ripe, and the heavy rains or
last week have made the meadows,
which are ordinarily above high water
mark, exceptionally tempting to the
elusive ortlan which have made their
appearance In quantities which should
please even a pOrhunter
Marshes Well Policed.
Another notable feature Of this sea-
sor's sport which will make for the
10y of the gunner, is that the shores
and marshes along both sides OF the
Branch have been better pouced IIiaA
ever before, and as a result there has
been less shooting out of season. This,
Of course, makes the birds much less
'scary."
Other conditions, too, make this year
a banner one, Where there has been
much trouble and hardship experienced
i'm getting skiffs or other boating ac-
commOdatiOns. IL is easy 10 pick gooo
boats from one OF the two or tnreS
vyell-kept houses which have been Dulll
in the last year Several years ago !
was well-nigh impossible 10 get a boat
and practically all the hunting mad te
be done afoot. which, as Is Wen known
is no child's play when the tide IS IN OF
the soft mud which covers that sectloi
o. the shore where the birds gather.
Ahead of Labor Day.
Labor Day. in previous years, ma!
been the opening and big day. and TO
several days thereafter. 1t has been diI
ficuIt % hunt without more or les
danger of getting a few harmless Du
rather painful small shot WOUNDS dDOu
the head and shoulders. This year, "a
holiday comes a week after the opehlhs
and in thar time the old sporJsmeh ai
hopina 10 make record kills.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
W. H. RAPLEY TALKS
OF COPYRIGHT LAWS
Manager of National Theater Re-
turns and Deplores New
York Wrangle.

That there is a sore need for better
copyright laws between nations Is the
opinion of William H. Rapley, owner OF
the National TneaJer, who returHea 70
Washington last night from an all-sum-
mer trip abroad. He declares that II
such a measure existed there would
not be the present wrangle between
Henry W. Savage and Harrison Grey
Eiska over the production or Ihe
DeviI' in New York. - -
Mr. RapIs,- saw the play Produced IN
Vienna and is very enthusiastic over IL
declaring that IT is the dramatic sens&-
lion Of the season. He deplorea tLe -, -
fsfing hght over the rights 10 the play
and expTessed the hope that the newly
orpanfZed Association OF InealIlcdi
Producing Managers will adopt slrlng- slllisgs
ent methods 10 put an end 20 lne s'LLLT; ,-iIi
NTr RaDIey said that Washington WlLl
he one OF the first cities outside or Ne"
York 10 see the play.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
Business to Break High Record,
Opinion of Western Observers
Evnec+ ast Quarter of Year to Show Great Increase
Beth West and South Olutted by Rich
Crops.

Of these percentages. K is a fact that
the sales or transactions OF the eight
months between January 2 and August
81 broke all records for number. Busi-
ness houses have received more orders
than ever and their records show a less
mum her of cancellations. Anather point
worthy of emphasis is that the aggregate
value of business has gone steadhy UP
10 the normal total, with the prices OF
many articles lower than year asV.
Had prices held, business Woulu, Oh
average, have been normal IN July ana
much better than normal for August
Purchases Large.
The purchases by visiting merchants
have been large The number of sales
has broken all records. while the aggre-
gate value OF the mercantile transac-
tions has beer at least normal. and the
expressions OF these business men. fr' m
Commonwealths embracing more than
half of the United States, clearly ipdi-
Gated that trade viii go we'll aOove
normal from September l 70 Decem-
Der 81.
Throughout the agricultural belt, in
the South, the West and the Northwest,
business is hourishing and a spirit OF
optimism is prevalent. The agricultural
| belt is ST. Louis territory. and the
/ realizations and prospects of the farms
/ ing States have brought about the strik-
! ing commercial revival at this center.
Farmers Of the West and the South
/ have enjoyed large crops and magnln'
cent revenue for several years, and they
are in the best financial circumstances
/ This years crops will be vast. If the
! grain crop is a little short of the Gov
! ernments estimates high prices vii
swell the gross value of the production
/ If the Souths cotton yield is the great
! est of record. as It almost certainly vii
| be. for the estimate is put at apprOXi
mately 100000 bales, the extraordinary
/ size OF the production will overcom,
/ the effects OF comparatively low prices
! and Assure a large revenue. It is obvious
/ that TIE farmers OF the West and th'
South will enjoy unprecedented pros
perity this year.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
INVITE SPEAKERS
FOR LABOR DAY
Army and Navy Union Fixes Upon
List of Orators for
Reunion.

At meeting Of co lm.ttees from six
garrisons Of the local Army and Navy
Union 20 perfect arrangements for the
coming reunion, which is to be held in
G. A. r. Hall Labor Day, a list Of
speakers was agreed upon. and a letter
was sent 10 Baltimore inviting the ma
tiOnai officers 10 attend.
Another meeting of the joint commit
tees viii be held next Sunday night
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
PASTOR IS CALLED
TO NEW MEXICO
The Rev. w. c. Alexander, Presby-
terian Preacher, Leaves in Oc-
tober for Roswell.

The Rev. w. c. Alexander. pastor OF
tie West Street Presbyterian Church,
has accepted a call TO the First Pres
tyterian Church Of Roswell n NJ.
and has rendered his resignation TO
thIt parish. DR.. Alexander is one of
the oldest Presbyterian ministers in
Washington, and has Just completed
hfteen years Of service at the church
which he Is to leave. DR.. Alexander s
wife and son VIII accompany him Ia
his new field, for which ne viii depart
about the first of October.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
CLOTHING STORE BURNS.

Fire damage TO the extent Of 800 and
the loss of 5000 worth Of stock re-
suited from a lively blaze in the cloth
ing store OF Benjamin Ferman and F.
GOidstein, $50 Four -and-a-half street
southwest last night. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
USING HIS OLD CLOTHES.

.ryes - is a Gentleman OF the old
school" ,--.,,,
'sSJo but ne is stocked up on clothes
10 dt them and can't dffOCd new ones -
Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

s1.as to Baltimore and Return
.,,srv dsv via ''The Electric Line" ';'wi-
ught excursions 800 round trip, p. n.
returning up to midnight. Saturday ana
SUNDAY excepted See time schedule
Advt.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion.

S1.O0 10 Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg. 81 50 10 Berkeley Springs, 500 70
Cumberland and return Special train
leaves Union Station S:15 a. m, sunday
September 8
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

-Four Hours Sail on, Cool Chesapeake
Bay four days a week. 800 round trip.
See ticket agent The Electric Line"
l4Eh and New York ave.-Advt
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
MINERS DEATH RATE
LOWERED ABROAD
Douglas Says United States Has
Much to Learn About Saw
ing Lives.

According to a statement made today
bv. Representative Albert Douglas who
stoned in washington on his return 10
his home. after a two months trip 10
Europe, the United States has much 20
learn from Wales and Belgium in re-
spect to safeguarding the lives or min p
ers, and. In fact, from me coLhpleIS
system in vogue there.
1--WE can learn a good deal from these
Countries" !" he said, especially concern
ing the prevention Of accidents ana
waste The laws which regulate Jaese
matters pertain not only to the actions
of miners while at work, but also 70 the
methods of the operators. Under the ad-
ministration of Chief Inspector Of Mines
Victor watteyne, of Belgium, the death
rate from accidents has been reduced
from 1 u y in 1,0O0
cent waste in this country the maxi
mum abroad is not more than 10 pei
cent"
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Swift & Co.'S sales Of Fresh Beef IN
Washington for the week ending Satur-
day. Aug. =. averaged 6.69 cents per ID
--AdVt
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
STRUGGLE FOR RICHES
DEPLORED BY PASTOR
AGED Norfolk Minister breaches
Forceful Sermon in Mt. Vernon
nj. E. Church.

The futility Of struggling after wealth
.,5 ,over was the subject of two ser
- yesterday in the M Vernon NJ.
+ C;bHrch. bv the Rev William i. Jud-
Iins. seventy-nine years old, OF Nor
folk, Va. - s--.
He used as his text. that verse rom ON
r5s1,Ts letter TO the Corinthians which
+sUs of the heavenly inheritance that
Is 'incorruptible, undehled and fadeti
not away. 49,, -,--.-.,,,-
DR.. Judkins is visiting local churches.
He will leave for Aortoik tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

s..a5 To Annapolis and Return.
Via The Electric Line" Visit the U s
Naval Academy. See time schedule for
Iraius.-AdvL
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Egg, Stove, and Chestnut Coal, s6.75
Ton Other Goals at lowest prices. Phone
Lincoln 233. r. J. & Nj. c. Grace, 4th
and F SITS ne.-Advt-
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COR RENT-W H. WALKER.
Successor to r. W. Walker 4 Son.

:. Walker Il Son.
st. NV.
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2n34 Camb'ge. sr. b. 81 .Ip
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1884 n Sc. 6r. h. 1880
FUR. HOUSES.
c023 Con av.l3r.3 b2OO. on
1925 Path. 12r. 3h .25n on
2114 o nw. 9r. h.. 80. m
20l5 10th Or. h.. 80. 90
FUR. APARTMENTS.
Laclede. sr, h. .l25. 90
Oakland. 5r, h. rs. 90
FLATS.
1903 Monroe. 5r. h. 81. *,
2nl Pa av NV. 5r. b 30. 80
5l7 Fl ne. Or. b. ..22.5C
1l05 d ne. 5r. b. .22.:N'
1909 y Cap, 5r. b. . 20. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
7oa 18th nv. 1000 W.
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1879 II. lar. h. :. $500
1431 Clifton. Tor. Oh. 60. 90
1920 18th nv. 10. 2h55. 90
o5OR Clinb'ne. Tor. bE5. o :
1920 21st nv. l0r.2h,5 q,
1913 Park rd. ar. h. 80. 90
1858 18th nv. Tor. b56. o ,
1915 s nv. 14r.b. 80. Oh
l7oS 2lst nw.10r. b. so. 90
1000 Park I'd. 1Or.h. 40. 81
3j1S 10th NV. Or. b. 40. 50
1909 Corcoran. 0r.b40. %,
245.j 18th nv. Tor. b. 81. 30
1913 Oak NV. gr. b. 81. 20
SOC 21st nv. Or. h. 81. 80
34O9 Hollnead. Sr, h. so. so
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NV 4No Olhnlh2 6l rI5 10 Sw 629 C. %r. I. -
NV. 2a1s X. shop 1907 SF. 122 E. Or. o. e .nn
Sw ,3la $ Cap f0rb ~. so ST. l104 nth. 6r liz D,
Sw N45 e. Sr. h. % 40 Sc, go Ga av. 6r II 5u
SW 925 Md av. Or, bis ~
FLATS.
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492 Ne AZ sw, i2r. heO so
5l1 o NV. Or. b. ..T so
4aS Me az aw. iOf. b q. 30
Coz L ne. Or. b. 20. so
FL
1901 Euclid nv Or. hoS. 50
1921 y Y av. 5r. b. IS .OU
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1888 y. lar. b. ami 80. 90
soo33 y. l6r. h. ami. 81 90
PTS 23d. ior. h. ami 50. so
1911 G.. Sr. b. lat.p.30
.al s. Or. b. ami 40. 80
2lls G. lar. b. IS. SO
2020 y. lOr. h. iat.35. IS
2223 Pa Nv. lnr. h.35. IS
1929 22d. llr.b b. miss 81
all sd. ST. b. 80. ST
s0i 2cd. l0r. b. ami. .35. 50
942 O. Sr. b. lat. 80. so
1880 30th. Sr. b. 80. 50
Takoma. ar. b :. 30. 80
1885, L. ar. h. lat-2I.N
213o I. sr. b. .T.0
1907 y. 7r. b. lat. W no
POOL Pa av. 7r. BIS. 50
2l37 r. Tor. b. .23.5
1904 Camb'ge. Sr. b. .. 50
si1 o3d. 8r. b. lat. 20. so
9n1 10Th ne. 7r. b. 20. 10
SIT Goth. 5r. ". $50
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400 18th. lar. -. go. 90
POS Sth sw.sr. b. staG0. on
lI4s s NV. llr. 3b. 81. 90
200 5th Sc. sto. Or. b5O. 90
1888 Park I'd. Tor. b. As 50
5I2 r nv. lar. b. Al. 90
6o3 O NV. Sr. b.. 81 80
1920 1th NV. sto. 81 so
I'LL 7th NV. store31 30
go n nv. lOr. b. rs. ~
1920 9th nv. 9r. b. IS. 50
1922 9th nv. 7r. b.30. so
500 Q nv. ar. b.. 81. 20
1918 Sd NV. sr. be- 80
Sii r NV. l2r. D. II 80
us r I av. Or. b. sto. 81. 80
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S14 G ne. 7r. b. "a. 80
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2sl3 NJ NV. Tor. b. 20. so
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1884 Sth NV. Or. w.20. so
1902 d sc. Or. b. 1850
IO4 r I av NV. 6f,
g and ". ia. 50
1859 L iomce). Pr, 2dl6.O0
254l 9th NV. Or. Wis. 20
r 6l8 L nv. wareh'el5. 90
235l Sherman av.5r Is 90
Rear PIG 14th nv.
stalls 4 box stl. IS 90
sn1H 7tN ne. storei5. 20
oO34 18th nv. store.14.D
900 Brightwood Az.
store and cellar. .l2.D
424 NJ Sc. 8r. ". 1850
S3n2 Brishtwood az.
5r. ". 80. 400
Rear 1903 4 ITO n
nv. stable. 1000
GIG la az. basement.
c 25Iia, 1EYA 81"
l74s Seaton nv. Or. b.. so
1927 fifth nv. ar. ". 20. 10
- E'enton ne. 6r. w.l2.O
2130 NY nvnw. 5r. wiO. 50
r 23 Mass NV. 4r.w.7.D
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Adjoining col
1919. 2od & II nw.2ir.6h
kl2J. 2o2O Columbia rd
$1oa. .lS::3 Jefferson. lar
500. 20lG o nv. l2r. h
&S5 ..liSa r I av. I2r
1858 1900 Belmont
ei5. BIS e nv. cir. Sb
f15.l30o Fairmnnt.12 r. Oh
So. 1927 18th nv. Tor. 3h
SI5. 1920 18th nv ior.b
$15. 1915 y nv. l2r. %
SIS. 1890 Vt av. l2r. b
i5 .254s niv pl. l2r. IN /
$40. l345 Girard. l2r. 2b
$40. 1900 Lamont llr. 2b
SG5. 30. ...14l1 2lst,lir.b
S6a .lS22 Belmont Az
$65. 1924 Euclid. l2r. 2b
So. 1888 Cslvert.llr.2b
sHS. 1914 18th nv. lIr.b
$S5 a27 y y av. l2r. b
$50 -. 1885 18th NV.
Ter. h. vacant June I |
$50. ..l13 LIST ne, LIE
$50 1915 Fillmore. llr. 2h /
500. 251T l4th NV. l2r. b!
$50. 1905 Fairm't.12r. 2b
$50. 1879 X nv. Or. b !
$50. la4' Biltmore. l1r.2b
Foo. l443 X NV. l2r. 2b. sta
SIS. a33 I nw. Tor. b
SS3..ii21 l3th NV Tor. Oh
S5. ...l52s Core n. 12r. N
5. 1923 | nv. l2r
SS. 1888 Corcoran. Tor. h
55. ..l2I1 II NV, Or. h
G3 .l17:3'5 5 NV. Tor. b
S5. ..I5l1 31st NV. l2r. h
@ 1929 / NV. l2r
9. 1929 NJ nv. l2r. h
23 :. 1908 s nw. Or. h
S2. so. 1859 Irvins.ior. b
a2 20. 1918 T nv. Tor. Oh ,
so 20 24oa 18th NV. 10. b
5000. l:}fN Irving. Tor b
$50. I'LL r nv. Tor. 2b
$50. -.li.O 5 NV. l0r. b
$50. 1920 18th nv. Tor. b |
$50 1857 r nv. Tor. bi
$50 =. 1916 S nv. l2r
so. ..1354 KENYON. pr. 3b !
$50. 1865 V nv. Tor, b !
$50. 20i1 G nv. l2r. b
$50. 1875 18th nw. Tor. Oh !
$50. ..l10a 18th NV. Tor. b
$50. 1853 Ont pl. Tor. b.
$50. ..1I44 Q nv. l2r. b
$50. .l10s 2lst NV. Tor. b
$50. HOS O NV. llr. b
$50. WoO n NV. lOr. b
S4I 50. 1870 Clifton. ar. b
4i so. .i1s5 r nv. Tor. r
SAG. 80. ..jI2 r nw.i3r. %
S4I 60. 600 Mass nv. Sr.b
Ao. 30. ..1245 Kenyon
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s4.. 20. 1922 O NV i0r n
Si3 80. .34l1 Brown. ar. b
$3.50. IT2S corcoran Ior
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S45. 20. 1910 9Th NV l2r h
$43. 50. 242a 18th nw.iO.b
$45. 1916 Gjrard Tor h
SAY. 900 T NV i2r h
S45. 3lss 18th nw
s45. $50, Irving ior h
As. ..l502 Park I'd iOr h
A5 i24e 10th nw.ior h
80. 2slI 18th. Or. b
f42Ia. :. .1720 Corcoran
$50. 80. 1903 Prosp't.l0.b
@.ta.1l0I 18th NV. ST. b
AO.I5..l5l3 S NV. Tor. b
$50 %. .1139 Z nv, Orb.
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pos st Sc. rooms and bath ....... As 50
1921 9Th ST, Tor. and Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
ZOOS II w. II rooms and bath ........ e., :n
1915 5fh IT. NV. r. and h. ...... % 50
1O2 st. NV. rooms and bath. ~ so
1917 4th NV. rooms and hath emma. % ~
ls41 ?fh Nv. q rooms and bath. ..... 2S so
1908 y Fl. ave. rooms and bath $50. -, so
1928 18th ne. rooms and bat h...... 90 s0
2n49 35th ST NV. rooms. ........... IL So
l24o 4l3 ST. s.w.. 4 rooms. ............ 10 so
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Hammond Court. Both and . SITS. 6r.. h. ~ so
The FivanS. 1923 {; ST NV. or and b.. 40 go
Apart. ?. the Stoiiard. 5r. and b.. 81 5o
The Nfvans. rooms and bath. .-....... 35 90
The Vivars. 1123 {, - NV Il. and b.. 80 no
The Hanson. 1000 s'h ST. no. Or. & h. ~ no
1907 ne. rooms and bath ........ 22GO
The Park View A., 4th st. Pr and b.. 90 On
Shop rear 1918 9th. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
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1914 II NV. cor. 2b. ----
1855 Mass av NV.
COR. 3b. $500
1920 18th NV. Tor. 3l,2. .N
BOO 10th nw.l5r. 3b2 .OO
130S y II av.l3r. 2h1. W
2oOl Kal rd. I2r. 3b. |. 50t
2111 Cal nv. lar. Sh. 1.N
; Dupont cir.11r.h.i. Az
1893 JEFF ri NV. lar. bi. D
1853 T. NV. Tor. h. .Wt
Silver Spring, Md.
l6r. b. 2N
2H3s Mass av.14r. 2h. In
III 18th NV. 'Or Oh. ~
3 + Irving. C c. Md.
Tor. u. fur. III
1ol5 10th nv. l2r.
h. stable. IL
ChevyChase. 10. h. fur. | 2:
Chew Chase. Md.
aOr. Oh. fur. IL.
kirke ST. Chevy Chase,
Md. Tor. Oh. fur. ~.
"RnsehilI." Md. l2r. b12.
1900 y II av. 16r. b.12:
1882 Conn Nv. l1r.b.l2:
1S43 Kai rd. I2r. Oh. IL.
li34 Conn av. 12r. 2h. lex
l443 Mass av. AR. h. .lN
1920 18th nw.12r. Al. ION
ChevyChase. 10. Il. fur. lOt
Chevy Chase. Md. 1Ir.
j.. fur. ....... Ion
1904 Conn nv. lO-.h. S3.:3::
1'13 Goth nw. 11r. CHS ~
anI7 \ nv. l1r. h.75N
1850 Q NV. l2r. 2h.7.,.N
1871 18th NV. Tor. h. N
1892 Vt ~. Ter. 2h. 1O.W
II near Goth. ilr.h. 63. az
1928 l4th nw.l1r.b. f5 N
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