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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Ttrh.r Frank Bwyer has Signed with
taH cincinnati Gao Tor thr '''''''-
N.r;us SlIsNlry horses on shares 'h's
year..
Pitcher William f. Mains of tho towis.
ton Ne. baseball club. has been drafted
1oHrria Iayaok ~ cleveland, and s1lly
smith Hr" matched To h2N hite'h Io"H's
Frank r. clarke the superintendent of
IN. SH,.u- head Eiy race track. may be the
J1 key gibbs official starter.
c. j flamlin has 3ll to Herr Won Waag-
Nor. .ur Nt,uur Austria, two illtcs ana
colt. by Chimes, -anie the sire ot IautaSNt
rha regular monthly meeting of thr
cyclists VIII be- held az the club house this
evening
sutherland Bowen, of Anderson Ind.
Yesterday signed "a contract To pitch for
%, Giants lie Will leave Tor New YORK
February -
The Gfaz.ana bill which prohibits pool
selling IN kentucky. and has been regarded
as th" l.hth khcll to all hotse racing in the
Of Il 10 II. '' '''''
spo9king Of his recent fraoas with a Phn-
u think kept my temper well. under The
circumstances. John l.. Sullivan would
have mad" a meal OF him on the same Prov
There arc unmistakable evidences ma,
thp race track people are making "a quiet
canvass among the members OF tn- New
thr passage OF moderate race track bHl
this session.
man. but " talksr- like Aneou rebcJu iud
Mack have any money lying around ZOOS"
go put up against baltimore they Won
tlm1rD. and they can have the pick OF any
riub in the league for their side Of the
wager.
There IS n possibility that the big four
C1ruorol intercollegiate boat race may be-
rpwel a. SardtOra, instead OF az ruuEh-
keel on ihe, Hudson, or at Springheld,
ou the Connecticut The business men OF
th" great watering place have made
generous offer tO tho committee OF alumni
who have charge OF the arrangements for
'Dharue" Murphy, one or.tha trio 90 sus-
pended racing men about whom the gyn-
Ius world has been talkiu4 ~ late has
DURING The month oi Mar %. n Murphy
other side. d, WIl 1f course. become "A
Paris tracks is said fp have made thD offer
20 the Hrgokyn rider. u is thought he
wll accept
MANAGER Tsbalu says hsuals mr. a good
tairZ except when thsy are entirely da-
prh.-l HrHHf by managers liHr SEHm,Z
tHI irwin. TO .hIsE" a E1"4 result, tnrp
come 90 order cor GE expected. PLAYERS
should. 90 UrrfaiH rN',It, Says T,baHu.
Finally, slE- Trh,au trr signal system
ItI.s n..a"- ol rs very ountn-iag-urars-
in- .amrI"Nip agI rIabarateaas~.
p.,ig 4.-f.t p, Wa.lns Wa % thr Washington
H4- instructed tE notify owners who hHI
entries u lan American derby ShrrIlu
~. events bad iil been .nnlarnl DI. These
it-' lt,. Nt-h.h1loa PARK s
.#. F. tH. IIa.tFUH.. W.I. Do was rr-
,t' iLEHs ih' place %, ne queen l-u-
'.fr mus formally closes Nl-H.aslgu park
s.F another wear.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

National Chairman samuel Dlckey of the
Prohibition party, has Just issued "a call
for the national convention. which is to
meet in PlttsbuTg Pa, beginning May ~
An agent Of the Chinese government has
come 10 the facii" coats 70 place an or
der for nifty million feet of lumber Most
OF II j. intended for the construction and
repair of government buildings,
Spencer ". Coe. one Of the most prom
Conn. yesterday, aged 6e.
Wire nan manufacturers have given no.
tice Of another advance Of Is cents a hun
irei IN nails. This VIII change the base
rate from s. = 10 s. a. per hUn1redweight,
- hich is the highest price asked for wire
nails in many years, only year ago the
base price vas $Lsi.
Joseph Cook of Boston. who recently re-
turned from Australia and Japan. IS at
clifton Springs n, ~ suffering from neTN-
TO a weakness of The optic nerve. lie VIII
be taken 90 his cottage at Lake George
early In The spring, where It Is hoped he
A clinton. Ia. yesterday Judge Wolf
sentenced William 4. Stewart 10 the Ana
az ' hard labor. stuart burned the Lyons
railway depot july J., 1885, causing a loss
tIlraI retired and again convicted cost
ing Clinton county S2Up.
A story comes from Butte, Mont. OF a
Nine weeks ago, according 10 the tale. a
hungry Butte prospector IN trailing deer.
found q fabulously rich ledge, from which
he has already taken thousands Of dollars
worth Of gold ana in which a million doll
lars is in sight. Great excitement and a
stampede.
Jldge George Mason, distinguished
lawyer Of Galveston. ,died AT san Antonio
yesterday Of BTlght's disease, Judge Mason
was a direct descendant Of Governor Ma
son. one Of the signers Of The Declaration
of Independence. and a son OF James NJ.
Mason, United states senator from Virgin
ia who. with Slidell, vas sent by the Con-
n
10 Great Britain and France AZ the time Of
the civil waJ
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
AN INDIAN cAMPAIGS.
Radyard Kipling Describes a smart Brush
With Paythans.

There were four months IN which to try
the men, and Coitar nearly wept with joy
as The campaign went forward They were
nt-phy sicallN IN beyond the other troops
they Were good children in camp. wet or
dry, fed or unfed, and they followed their
officers with the quick suppleness and
fifteen once satisfied Of this, their oni-
GERS used them unsparingly, exactly as a
They were cut OF from their apology for a
base, and checrfully cut their way back
10 IL again: they crowned and Cleaned out
hills fun OF the enemy with the precision
OF well-broken dogs OF chase; and in the
hour or retreat. when, hampered with the
sick and Wounded Of the column, they We're
prosecuted down eleven miles Of waterless
valley, they, serving as rear guard. covered
OF professionals. Any regiment can
advance. but few know how 10 retreat
with a sting in the tail Then they turned
TO and made roads, most often under IRE.
aud dismantled some inconvenlent mud re-
doubts They were the last CORPS 10 be
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Withdrawn, when the rubbish OF the cam
pdlsn was all swept up. and after a month
IN standing camp, which tries morals Sc
Nerely, they departed 10 their own place ia
columns OF four singing:
'E's goin' 70 do without en-
Don't want EN- any more:
y goin' To DO without EN-
As he's often done before.
Il $ SOiu' 70 be a martyr
ON 'ighly novel plan.
An all the boys and girls Will say
CIV; what a nice young man-man-manl
Ow' what nice young man
There came out a Gazette" In which
cottar found that he had been h-haviuts
with courage and GOODNESS ANA gfgrr.fia.r. =
the wounded under tTc. and blown lu "A
gate. also under IRE. Net result bis cfu-
taincy and a breyet majority. coupled win
the distinguished service order 'Vhi.I H.
yulgarly called the Don't STAY on - inss
much as u Is supposed TO block the way
permanently 10 the Victoria Gross
As 10 his wounded, he explained that
they were both heavy men, whom ne coIIi6
lit more easily than any one else "Other-
wise, OF course, / should have sent out
one Of my men; and, Of course, about that
were well under the walls" Hui thfs diI
not prevent his men from cheering him m
riousl[ whenever they saw him or ths
mess from giving him a dinner on the eve
Leave was among the things he had ssnaf.
He'd out Of the campaign" 10 use his -,
Words) The doctor, who had taken oIfte
as much as was good for him. quotel
casques OF men" and so on and eSaptsbdii, We
told Cottar that he was an excellent No.
son; put when he rose to make his maj itD
speech they shouted 80 that he was under
speak with YOU chaps rottin' me Ike M
Let's have some pool"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
PANIC AT \ BULL FIGHT.
Caused by "A Supposed Attack on President
Crespo, OF Venezuela.

New York. Feb IA dispatch 10 the
World from Caracas says;
The hlppolrome built hy Americans was
opened with a bun tight, The toreallrs
We're from Spain The most prominent
people Of Caracas were In attendance.
President Crrspo ana his cabinet occupied
boxes
During the performance n personal al
t,rcatiog caused panic. President Cres-
pa rose ana started 20 leave his box. \
byStHuGrr, who was attempting 10 avoid
the crowd stool iH hi- way, and the alarm
went out that he had attacked the pres
idrut one Of the officers OF the body
guard rushed up ana slaShed the man
across the cheek with his sword. II was
soon discovered that the wounded man
was innocent Of any intention To harm the
president, and quiet was restored, Crespp
returning TO MS box. II required Loo sold
ieTs and 2up policemen 10 maintain order
during the performance.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
TENSIONS

Washington. Feb THE following pen-
-.au- have been -raIrrt-
lTISSp{- Ri
Dr.zsr4I-A Andrew o. Bison Arrow Rock.
SaLa. ErHlamla T. GuWp. Dz. .rJ44. -.
tla.r- m T5a-u We=tsatt. .ih-Ip-
Ilora4sa-Itau4-I J. H4t. hll-gE, Conway,
Reissue anl iacrel e-Nary E7szle s..
IIH.- So I.guItW.
Dri-la4l. wIaoWs-Sarah P-rNiu= Bland,
.s4-aa4a d, N4ibursa KTall 81 Joseph.
Buchanan
KANSAS
0uEinal-Mathew r.. Bell. New Cambria.
Additional Nelson +, shearer, Eureka.
Gre lWual-
Inrrea-e-t-Earlrs r. Lear Oswego la
bette. Thomas EIy. LeAvenW1rtU, L-aytu-
worth, Walker $ Clark, EeaW- Vile smith;
Martin - swift Williams burg Franklin
Original. widows. ett.-MiuCrs OF Robert
Bland, O-k.lo1s4. jefferson Della Generals.
Atthi-on, Atlhison; Della Cramer. Iope-
ka. SLAWure-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-,S9RMAN : foBERTsoN;, Ff6PTlS,Ii,oF,
No. l6 East sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers of real estate filed in the record
er's office at Kansas city. Mo
Notice--All transfers appearing in our
daily reports contain covenants OF general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
T. r. Rose and wife to o. p. Rose;.
part lot 2 Crag's subdivision. ....s 5000
\. u. Mann and wife to Frank Nor
ton; part lot %, block 3, Dundee
place ........ 80. ............... 80. 1850
Irwin: lot l. Murdocks subdivision 5000
George 4. McWiiliams and wife to
+. Anna Law. lots II and u. block 49,,
" " oUiTCLAiM DEEDs '''' wv
f. r sfYtoGn 10 Harriet + Sexton; Sexton; soo
H.. i. Fiieid ana wife to Benjamin
+ Fineld; iet l6 RioqGk 81 a. j.
MARY i Campbell to Thomas. X.
Wright: lots 10, II and Y. block l.
whHlppis Loan and Trtis; Company
to Hamilton Building Company;
part lots and 10, f. NJ McGee's
?TrRusTEEs' DEEDS, 90"
H. NJ Adkins ana wife to PHILLIPS
I,i,ntI,r Investment Company; part lot O. o,n
+. r. Hoover and wife 20 same: lots
y ana Is. block 3, Goodrich's ad-
C, /, Harris et al to same; lot s. ~
:, Harris & Camp, addition -: $50
part lots u. IS ami IL. Warmers
irst addition 49,. ......., ............ so
Same to same; part lot T.. same. SO
same to same: part lots ii ana Is,
Thomas ii. Walker ana 'Wifc 10 o"
samei part lots l. :. ana 1, block
J, Iykins' addition ..,... ............ 400
samuel j. Agnew ana wife TO same;
lots q. i3. a.. ij and o. Monte
4, n Lego TO same: part lot 7. Dun
Weigh heights ...,. ,........... :. &C.. 100
H. II. Drummond q al 10 same: lot
l31 Aitamont ..... .,.,..,.., ..,.,..... 30
James Evans TO same. lots ., : and
=, 5 block 7 Ransom & Falley's;..' 1900
Harris a Camp to same; LOT Z, Har-
ri, 8 Camps 9dditiop .,,...,,;,,.,.. $50
H. Hansen to 9. l.. Mdltby: lot at
Ninth aut state Line ................ 6OOO
J., illmmersiuugh ana wife 10 II. j.
Long ct al. west half OF the west
half Of III" northeast quarter Sec
tion 3i, township 30 range 80 5000
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Syw York Feb 3-Thc December gross
earnings pf she Wabash weTe s. a-snai. ia
@T,a-e. 2l1.set
East bauuI shipments iasr week were
7sao2 ,1u-. against T-5ei for the preceding
~ last year
montreal Feb. 2.-DanlIian "a" "ila earn
iu-s for Jl- week ending January al were
Si-ggi", sau- period IN 1880, Ss--,gJ5. in
crease $s7.e1N.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
,,Il.nur,'. speech rlcn.ca lhe sultan.

Lon Son. FrN "A dispatch to flr Times
from GnusuuHuhuIa says Jtat On. Br-i- n
.ruH-al a' L-i.u.. .uurms The report that
tho ytifu4lII- NaE.. tortured. murdered
and wgrHafrI -H Nohammo-uu ruptivrs.
The Time .Har,-Hsgaeut also SAYS Lord
salisbury 's srtr.a .u Armenia fa- pleased
tha. SULTAN. WHO has ordered Du-fakl i'asha,
TurE.-h Ambassador iu London 10 express
MS "a EUrWis.-,Iur
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

CITT-TIIT"- ~" I-IEa 0IITtTI0E was
rr.n-l fn-atE- Iu the spec, h from the
Jnraur Eir- 1- ag -liu he hoped that thr
injecting III tE-..H-l- mission on ihu condition
oi tne uuisu qf Norway and SWe4en wuuld
I.ad ~ .u retuflt tending 10 tla happi-
ness OF both NATIONS,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

One OF the most curious applications a,
a SlhlAy law Is reported from a FfeB1h
repairing the tire Of his wheel on the ros4 M
on sunday and condemned to paw a fln4 ~
y francs Nal. The defense Of the vsLsJ
man Claimed the absolute and imlneilis't.
necessity OF repairing a puncture5i firs - ~
ing 4 proper motive FOR doing Tie yro,l,
which did not need the Assistance of gI .I =.
pIoiesslonal lahorer and which should nait
come come ehder ine law OF sunday rest TIA
sentenced TIE WheelmaR- an
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Special correspondence OF the Journal
Iu-44u4p0lIs Feb. g. lsad.-Ih- slowing
reports made Of the Texas coast country
by people Who had gone there has caused
quite an migration 10 20 from Ibis eQun-
try 10 that during the past year. but nov
thry are preparing Tor a regular sIam-
peLr punlipally 10 Arausas Pass
AN official of the Big -Four road, which is
wording up an excursion 10 a tDWp lur
sale there on the l5th, says, The crowd
Viii ~ very large as The Baltimore Of
iicials have assured them that results we're
nov beyond question,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
Marriage license. Issued Yesterday.

Harvey 4. Elliott, Argentine. Kas.........!
Ella B-Tpth, Kansas city, MO..............21 80
Ellis r. Jones' Kansas city Mo............}
Lille A. Martin, Independence MO...,... .43
Julius peWolf. Kansas city Mo.........2t
Mary Kose. kansas CIV. Mo-..............ls is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

yareaw. Feb s-tiencral Count Won
5. na4v-Iau. Ila Governor general If Rus
slau-P Poland. lae 10 Is stated, decided 10
submit ~ tEe Hz+r liberal programme for
th- government ut tussIan-POiau4, and, II
Il IS rejected. Ge sin tender his resigua-
IiOu.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

LONDON. Fell 2 The Times In It's nnan-
alal art5. h .lis morning, suggests that the
United State -trbrr's adoption of the free
silver am lWvut % The bond bll. VIII deter
many Of those intending 10 make tenders
for the Am aIiclI loan.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
LsmeIIIng Not a Candidate.

Wichita Kas, Feb. 3.-iSpecialD The
Journal correspondent was authorized TO-
day 70 Say that eN-Governor l.. -, Lewell-
ing would not be candidate again for the
gubernatorial chair. This j. decisive ana
Il comes directly from Mr.. Lewelling him-
self!
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
LFGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Jackson
county, Missouri. held al Kansas C'itv'
Missouri, Lula iiassn, plaintiff, rs. Raie
Haskln, dcitndanl. Nuw on this day comes
the plaintif, hy her attorneys, and it ap-
prarins 10 the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant, Rafe Baskin, Is a mons
resident OF TINS state and cannot be SUM
monrd " this action by the ordinary pru-
cess OF law, the court makes the follow-
ms order, dictated 10 said defendant. TO
the defendant Rafe Bsskin: You are here
hy notlne4 that AN action has been com.
menCet against YOU by petition, the nature
OF Whlcn - TO secure divorce on the
fouhd OF d~seTtl0H FOR the space of "A
year, M which judgment H. prayed Tor a
divorce, and, unless you be ana appear at
the April, 1895, term OF This court 10 bs
begun ami holden AT the court house ia
Kansas CITY, in the said county of Jack.
son, on the thirteenth day of April 1886
ana on or before the thirl day thereof a
the term so long continue, and IL not then
before the end Of rhe term. plead to said
petition, The same viii be taken as confessed
and Judgment De rendered against Won
II j. further ordered that a copy hereof
o. published daily In the Kansas City
journal, a newspaper published IN the
CesslFvly the last insertion 10 be AZ least
htteen lays before the commencement OF
the April, 1880, term OF this court
IL. NJ. STONESTREET. Clerk
by j. Il. STACY, ~. c.
r. Q. Martin, Attorney for Plaintia.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Neenah WIS., Feb. G-Myron +. Ne
Henry. 1he weh known driver, has signed
staLles 81 Russia He Will ship Phoebe
WIkes. z1aii and a number Of others 10
the FasiE sale az Madison SQUARE garden,
SeW York, where they Will he sold az apc-
non. Ihs champ.on pacins stallion. John
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04
DON'T STOP
TOBACCO

.Saaaeair. To do 50 is inja,ioRs 10
tie .Ney9ons System. 'BdCO-
euro" is yetogniee8 6y Me me6'cdl
s,ofession as ne seienftft eare fer tie
7obaeco Ha5h IL is Vtgeiabh ana
harmless Yen can 8se all The fobdfco
yoa 5oanf sOhtle taking IL IL soiH no-
nfy ven when 10 sfet. "BAC0-
CURO' is guaranteed 10 eare Sohere
all Others faiI AMI rs sold soifh
WRITTEN GUARANTEE 10
are any ease, no matter hO5a ba& or
money retaa4e4 soilh Ten FER cent M
feresk
one box 500: three boxes land guar.
anteed cure). $50 at all druggists or sent
direct upon receipt Of price. Write Tor rec
booklet and proofs. EUREKA CHEMiC Al
4 MFG. co. La Crosse, Wis, and Boston,
Mass.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

DO not forget that the BURLINGTON
fast train. ELL comIneneing SUNDAY.
r. ebruary =. Wfll leave at =. n, Cafe din
ing car. new pullman sIeepers. everything
" 10 datei
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

The santa Re route IS the direct line
10 cripple creek, the greatest gplt mining
camp IN the world. Colorado express leaves
Kansas CITY al 1913 q. n. daily.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Shipped daily IN secure packages by
GEORGE EISSELL. Druggist
Opposite waiting room. Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-04

Coates House Turkish Baths.
Cpen day and night UnsuEpazsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-01
THE COCKADE CITY.
Exports of TobaccO-kecp open
House-fIricfs.


PETERSBURG. VA. June So.-(Spe-
oial)-The exports of manufactured tobac-
co from this city during the month of
June aggregated 572F pounds, of which
i7l.cc0 pounds went through the custom
house under the new bonded warehouse
system. and spa pounds through the in
ternal-revenue office.
1t is "a singular fact that Mr.. r. t.
Thorp one OF the Republican nominees
for Congress in this district, is thorough
free-silyer man. while the national plat
form of his party Is pronounced IN favor
of the single gold standard. Mr.. Charles
Gee. the other Republican nominee. Is a
pronounced gold-standard man. The split
in the party has not yet been healed, ana
probably will not be, as both candidates
claim the regular nomination. ana Doth
propose 10 stick" to the bitter end.
A. p. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans
has kept open house to-day, and VIII 90
50 during the week. for the benefit Of ex-
Confederates who are passing through
10 attend the great reunion at Richmond.
as well as for those who will como TO
visit our historic battle-helds. These latter
will be many. and all will find a warm
welcome and hospitable reception in the
rooms OF the camp.
The action OF the Democratic caucus of
the new Common Council last night in
turning down some OF the old and we'll
tried officials and nominating In their
places new and untrled ones has been the
subject OF much comment to-day. But OIL
course this action is final. and no amount
OF protest or discussion Will alter II.
Many old Confederate~veterans from the
South. who are on their way to Rich
mond. have been stopping over here during
the past two or three days. to view old
familiar -laces.
Mr.. Lewis Jeans, a well-known young
citizen OF Sixth Ward. died at MS nome
on Halifax street this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-01
A GREAT GAME. -
In which Lynrhburg Wins from
POrt~mOuth.

NORFOLK. VA. June 3.-(Speciai)-
Portsmouth and Lynchburg played great
game this afternoon which was at times
exciting. and was not won until the last
man was out
Evans and stultz were tho opposing
nitchers. and both did good work. al
though the formed had a shade the bet
ter of It; and II the boys behind him had
played their usual game, he would nave
come out victorious.
Another stumbling block to the Brown
les" was that great arm OF George
schabers that meant death to every
played who attempted TO steal base on
him. Relman was off in his throwing.
and three of the Lynchburgers succeed
ed in stealing the second bag.
Portsmouth did not get a man as far
as second base after the fourth inning
although the first man up In the sixth
and seventh innings led off with safe hits
Joe Burke put up a good game at third
and Captain Hargrove and "Lafty were
In the game with both feet. as usual
/ Score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-01

OmciaI Regulations Little vague
as To Treatment of Live stock.

washington Evening Starr
Several years ago board OF naval
officers was ordered by the commandant
of one OF our naval stations 10 hold a
survey on one Of the horses belonging 10
the s.a,.on. The board met. examined
the horse. found .hai he was suffering
from 1.-THE scratches" and stringhai''
aud was generally run down. An exami-
na,lon OF the navy regulations showed
that only certain recommendations could
be made by the board, as follows:
ITO be turned into store for use, 0
be retained in or for USE" sold. USED
for scrap metal ITO be issued for any
other purpose" 'To be thrown on the
DUMP" s.To be transferred to some other
station" ITO be used for repairs Tor
some other article" or ITO be extensive
ly rerairea." Since IL was the unanimous
opinion OF the board that he ought TO De
treated by a veterinary surgeon, II was
recommended. In conformity with the
regulations, that he be extensively re-
paired"
This was three or foar years ago. and
he was Extensively repaired" by
veterinary surgeon. but evidently the RE-
pairs" were not lasting. as the sequel VIZ
show.
Recently there came n Recommendation
from the present commandant that tae
horse be shot. as he was old and WORTH