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Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Before Feldmeyer.

Frank Pinkney. colored, and Agnes
Allen, also colored. got into a diff
Guilty in Guienot's dining rooms on
Main street where both are employed.
AS result of the exceeding warmth
of the words Frank became so exas-
perated with the woman that he threw
a cup of boiling grease into her face,
severely scaldiLgiher. a warrant was
sworn out, but the man appeared be-
fore the Squire shortly thereafter and
plead guilty. He was assessed 80 and
costs, amounting to IS, upon payment
of which he was released.
John Casey was taxed 81. 70 for dis
orderly conduct ON the streets, having
been arrested last night by Patrolman
Frantum.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Back In Town.

The party of campers from this city
who have been spending the past
week at Cool Spring, on the Severn,
Yesterday morning broke camp and re-
turned to Annapolis. In the party
we're Miss Aline Boswell and Mr. Cor
don Boswell, of Havre de Grace, who
will spend some time here as the guest
of the Misses Childs, on Market street.
Miss Mable Falin, another of the camp
ers is now visiting Mrs Harry T..
Feldmeyer The young people express
the greatest regret at having TO leave
the free life aud say they had most
enjoyable weeks outing.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Child Improving.

Caroline Stewart, the three year old
colored child who was yesterday run
over on Clay street by,a wagon driven
by Frank Burleigh, colored, is much
better today and it has developed that
her condition is not so serious as was
at first thought. Burleigh, who was
arrested pending the outcome of the
child's injuries, was released later in
the afternoon and has declared his
willingness to meet all the expenses of
the Stweart chIld's treatment by the
phYsicians.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
when Tf Is Free OF Dandrun, IL Grows
LuxuriantIy.

Eair preparations and dandruff cures,
as a rule. are sticky or irritating affairs
that 10 no earthly good. Hair. when not
diseased. grows naturally. luxuriantly.
Dandruff Is the cause OF nine-tenths OF
al hair trouble. and dandruff is caused
- germ. Ihc only way to cure dand-
suI is 81 Kill the germ: and. so far. the
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpicide-
absolutely harmless. free from grease,
rcdiment dye matter or dangerous drugs.
It allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists Send 1Oc in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit,
Mich.
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros, City
Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Sunday School Picnic.

The scholars of Eastport NJ. f.. Sun
day School, the Rev. j. w. Hammers
ley, pastor of the Church and MIR.
Philip Stevens superintendent of the
Sunday School, went on picnic today
at Boucher's.
The Sunday School was carried TO
the grove from Jackson's wharf at East
port to Boucher's in Boucher's naptha
launch. A good crowd went along.
The children will be treated to cream
and cake and were given free trans
portation.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15

The first message sent over the tele-
phone between .Leonardtown, St.
Mary's county, and Baltimore, was the
news of the Democratic convention at
the former place, naming the ticket.
Heretofore st. Mary's county, having
no telegraph communication, had to
depend upon the mails. Now the fact
is established that the county seat is
within reach by talking over the wire,
and therefore in close touch with Bal
timore, the metropolis of the State.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Shooters Are Shooting.

The members of the Annapolis Gun
Club this afternoon are holding their
regular weekly shoot and the third of
the Dupont trophy cup events at the
traps in Boueher's grove across Spa
creek. The indications are that there
will be some good scores and the at
tendance promised TO be large
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Trades Alliance Meeting.

The Structural Trades Alliance of
this city last night held its regular
meeting in Union Hall, over "The
Hub" on Market Space The meet
ing was fully attended, but only rou-
tine business was transacted with the
exception of the reports and action on
the recent strike conditions at the
State House job.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Fiendish Suffering.

is often caused by sores, ulcers and can
GERS. that eat away your skin VIM. Be
dell. of Flat Rock. Mich says: 81 have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers.
Sores and Cancers II is the best heal
ing dressing ever found Soothes
and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c
at Feldmeyer Bros drug store; guaran-
eed
Evening capital., 1905-08-15

A pleasant surprise party may be
o;yen 10 your stomach and liver, by
CRYING A medicine which viii relieve
,heir pain and discomfort. viz; DR. King S
New Life Pills. They are a most won
derful remedy. affording sure rel'et and
cure. for headache. dizziness and con-
s,ipation. &c at Feldmeyer Bros City
Drug Store
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Successful Dance.

The dance held at Bouoher's pa
vilion across Spa creek last night by
the Eastport Fire Department was
most successful in every way. The
crowd was large and in addition to the
many admission tickets sold there
WAS a libelal patronage of the refresh
mants stands. The proceeds from the
dance will be devoted TO the better
ment of the equipment OF the depart
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Bay Ridge Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bay Ridge Improve
ment Company will be held at Bay
Ridge, this county, on Saturday,
August 26, at $50 p. IN. The secre.
tary of the company, Mr.. G. w. Wool
ford, gives notice of this meeting in
another column.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Peculiar Disappearance.

d. Runyan. of Butlersill. o., laid
the REGULAR disappearance OF his pain
ful symptoms, OF Indigestion and bill
business, to DIR. Kings New Life Pills
He saws: "They are a perfect remedy,
for dizziness, sour stomach, headache.
etc. Guaranteed at
Eeldmeyer Bros. drug store. prcie Is.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Returns From Panama.

Mr. Charles HerzoR, of Eastport,
who some months ago left for Panama
to work on the Canal there, has re-
turned to this country and yesterday
reached his home in the village across
the Spa Mr. Herzog saw much of
the fever conditions and describes
them as fearful.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Visited Hospital.

During the past week Miss Joe Ho-
gan has been spending the time with
her mother, Mrs. A. Hogan, who is
undergoing surgical treatment at ST.
Joseph's Hospital, that city. Mrs.
Hogan is doing as well as be expected
under existing circumstances.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
Succeeds Mr.. Leonard.

Mr.. Frank Mormon, of this city,
has been appointed by the Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools of
Scranton. Pa, as local solicitor and
collector for them. Mr.. Mormon suo-
ceeds MI. Joseph Leonard. who has
been transferred to Baltimore, where
he is still employed by the same COM
many
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
No Relief In Sight.

More rain is predicted. For the
next a hours the Weather Bureau
says /: Thunder showers this after
noon and tonight and probably We'd
nesday. 1t has SO far rained everyday
for the past ten days and nearly
inches OF rain has fallen this month.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
TO GETTYSBURG.
THE SILK HAT PRINCE ALBERT
BEAVER CLUB
Excursion to Gettysburg,
On Tuesday, August 22nd, zoos.
WILL GIVE As

Two statues Will he unveiled at
Gettysburg on that day. The public
in general are cordially invited to IS
on the excursion.
Train leaves Baltimore ~ Auu4puh,
Short Line Depot nj 945 a. m Re-
turning leaves Gettysburg at o.0r m.
Fare, Round Trip, Adults, SI..5
Children, under l. years. soc
BI~ Don't forget the date. August
22nd, 1905. aa@N
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE

weuta Fof sale, FOR Rent. Lost Found, SC
not exceeding 4 lines. inserted OHE MkEk. OF
less for 25 Cents. asd additional lines ia pro
rcrtion-to be accom- panied ev the CASH
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
LOOK LOoKl LOOK !

We wish 10 call attention To the
people Of Annapolis that We are
better prepared 10 furnish ICE
CREAM ConfectiOns, etc, than
ever before. Ice Cream of all kinds,
Carmel, Chocolate, Strawberry,
Banana and Peach. Also plain
Cream, MIX, Butter and Eggs on
sale al all times. Best goods and
lowest prices. We guarantee every
thing sold by Cardes Bros, If not
satisfactory we will make II good.
send i'm your orders Phone ST.
Orders promptly delivered.
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
GEO. w. JONES
c irculating Library

kThe following books were added 10,
tthe Library week ending Aug l}ih.
fJohn Henry Smith. by tr,anok.
( Upham Adams.
kMiss Bellard's lnspi, alton by ~. ~
z Howells.
fIhe Little Conscript, by iua -
4 Brudus. :
ESanna, by NJ. +. Mailer.
kThe Bishops Niece, by Gco,le III
z Picard
Elm the Brooding Wild, by KidgueHt
\ Cullum. !
I Brothers Of Peril, BY Iheoloies
! Roberts.
1 Down To The sea, by Nmgmt
Z Robertson,
! Guy Fawkes. by VIM Ilari,ors
z Ainswoith.
I The Substitute, by VIII N Illlden !
Z TERMS New Books, &C. oof day
4 Old Books lo. per day /.
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Evening capital., 1905-08-15

I-0R RFNT-s Room Houses on North
i West street $1,000 a Month. l House on
Calvert street Rooms. 100 month.
Apply 10 Edward Weiss. allw
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
FOR RENT

COR RENT-ONE FIVE ROOM HOUSE,
s7OJ per month. Apply TO VIM, Duvai,
Jr. sl4w
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
LOST.

4 0sT-CHiIDsS SILK COAT between An
l. napolis and Waterbury. Suitable re.
ward II returned to 4. ). Sfinchcoinb Wi
Market street. aiOW
Evening capital., 1905-08-15

COR fRENT-seven comfortable front
! rooms for rent to gentlemen. Apply to
Singer Sewing Machine ONCE or corner OF
CornhiiI street and State Circle. allow
Evening capital., 1905-08-15
RoRSALE.

NOTICE-Sf00 Reward viii be paid for In
y formation leading TO the arrest and
conviction OF the parties that have been
taking my chickens.
ia i'm JOHN KNADLER
, 1905-02-07
HALF A CENTURY
IN THE j. 8. NAVY
JOHN oUEvEDo, sPANIARD BORN,
LIES DEAD IN BROOKLYN
WITH FLAG ABOUT HIM.
Joined Navy When He Mas Sixteen,
Member of Perry's Crew When
Japan MAJ Opened to Commerce
Of World, Fought With Farragut
an Sailed North With SchIey.

New York, Feb. Few men have
lived lives of greater adventure and
achievement han John Quevedo, whose
body, in a fla%g-draped coffin, lies at his
home, $50 Adelphi street, Brooklyn.
Fifty years in the United States
navy, a member of the crew That un
der Commodore Perry opened Japan
to western civilization, n of Farra.
quits men in the big sea fighting of the
civil a and, greatest of all, one OF
the gallant crew that under Schley
dared the perils of the frozen north
and rescued Greedy from his starvation
camp at Cape Sabine. Such is the
ecord of John Quevedo.
A Spaniard born, he had been in the
American navy since he was 16. His
father was a bluejacket before him and
his o fought under Dewey at Manila
and is now instructor of gunnery at the
Brooklyn navy yard.
For the past decade John Quevedo
had been the storekeeper at the navy
yard-ever since a shell fell on his feet
on board the Boston and incapacitated
him from further active service. Two
weeks & the veteran was attacked by
paralysis and gradually sank into
death,
, 1905-02-07
REVOlUTIONIS7S
READY TO QUIT
COLONEL GAIA FOR CORDOBA
WITH FIVE HUNDRED Gov
EMINENT TROOPS.
Rebels To Give Up Argentina Revolt
II Promised That Their Lives Be
Spared-PresIdent Quintana Says
Surrender Must Be Without Con.
ditions,

Buenos Ayres, FEB. 7.-Colonel GAIA
eminent troops. 1t is stated that Col
onel Delacruz, commanding the artil
lery there, has been killed and that the
leaders of the insurrection at Cordoba
have offered to submit on the condi
ton that their lives be spared.
President Quintana has replied, how
ever, hal their surrender must be un
conditional. and that the courts will de
eide the fate of the re~volutionists.
The transport Santa Cruz has sailed
for the outer harbor with political pri
soners.
In attacks upon the police stations
Saturday morning several rioters were
killed, about thirty were injured and
some $50 arrested. Order has been
completely restored, and today the city
presents a normal aspect.
Elk President Roca has telegraphed
President Quintana Offering his ser
vices in aid of the restoration of order.
The province of Santa Fe is report
ed tranquil.
The revolution being practically
crushed, the government has %announc'
ed the decree calling out the reserves.
All the newspapers here strongly
condemn the revolutionary movement
, 1905-02-07
URGED OBSERVE
FEBRUARY I'D
NATIONAL GRANGE, PATRONS OF
HUssANDRY, ISSUE ADDRESS
TO AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Proc amation Calling Upon All Citizens
to Devote W~ashington's Birthday
to Concentration Of Thoughts Up
on Conditions for Betterment Of
Home. Farm and Factory.

New York. Feb. "A proclamation
20 the American people" has been
Promulgated from the various state
capitals by the National Grange. Pat
rpns of Husbandry. and various ma
riouai labor and agricultural organiza-
tons. asking that Washington's birth.
day be observed as Farm, Home and
Factory day" 1t advises that on this
day the people concentrate their
thoughts on the conditions for the bet
terment of the home, farm and fac
tory. The proclamation recites a num-
Der of reforms as the object of the
movement, among them being govern
ment control over railroads. sufficient
to abolish unjust rates and discrimina-
ton; a parcels post permitting pack
ages up to eleven pounds weight, and
a post check currency system. 1t
urges everyone to communicate with
his congressman in Washington in be-
half of these measures.
The address is signed by Governor
Brooks of Wyoming, Governor Herrick
of Ohio, Governor Elrod Of South Da-
kota. who excludes parcels post from
his approval; Aaron Jones, master of
the National Grange, n various Of
ficers of labor organizations.
, 1905-02-07
TO Be LEFT To A
VOTE Of PEOPLE
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO MAY
BE ASKED TO DECIDE MATTER
OF JOINT STATEHOOD.
Foraker's Amendment to Statehood
Bill, Adopted Without Division,
Big Surprise-Indian Liquor Law
to Apply to New State Of OKLA
homa for Twenty-one Years.

Washington, d. c., Feb. THE sen
ate resumed consideration of the state.
hood bill this afternoon. The first
amendment, by Gallinger of New
Hampshire, was to extend to the whole
of the proposed state of Oklahoma for
t~wenty-one years the sections prohib-
iting the sale Or gift of liquor, now in
force in the Indian territory. The
amendment carried, and violation is
punishable by Imprisonment from thir,
W to 100 days and a fine of $50 to
5000. Morgan of Alabama offered an
amendment excepting :'wine of domes.
tic manufacture" but it was lost. For
aker's amendment leaving to a vote
of the territories of Arizona and New
Mexico the question as to the adoption
of a constitution combining them into
one state was adopted without divis-
ion. The adoption of the Foraker
amendment was a big surprise. 1t
gives Arizona what it has been fight
ing for, namely. a chance to reject
statehood if merged with New Mexico.
, 1905-02-07
AIMED At
THE OIL OCTOPUS
KANSAS STATE SENATE IN COM.
MITTEE OF THE WHOLE REC.
oMMENDs SOME BILLS.
Favors Making Pipe Lines Common
Carriers, Against Discrimination
in Prices Of Refined Oils and Fix
ing Maximum Freight Rates on
Crude Oil.

Topeka, Kas., Feb. THE senate ii
committee of the whole today recon
mended for passage the following
laws aimed at the Standard Oil com
pany: A law declaring pipe lines com
mon carriers: a law f%orbidding dis
elimination in prices of refined oils
and fixing a maximum freight rate or
crude oil. The senate also recommend
ed for passage the bill forbidding the
use of artificial means in forcing ma
tural gas through the mains. This
law is designed to keep the gas within
the borders of the state. The senate
at noon had not reached the bill pro
viding for the construction of a state
oil refinery.
The maximum freight bill was
amended so that Chairman Benedict
of the oil and gas committee said il
provided rates which no court in the
land would uphold. The law forbid
ding the pumping of gas was amended
so that gas companies will have the
right to lay pipes along the highways
The law making pipe lines common
carriers gives the railroad commits
sion power to fix rates. The anti-dis
elimination bill went through with
slight amendments.
, 1905-02-07
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

a warranty deed from Ford C. Bar
clay and John William Young, trus-
tees, to Elizabeth J. Wallis, for lot S.
block 2S5, City of Laramie was filed
yesterday afternoon.
Articles Of incorporation Of The
Laramie Republican company were
filed in County Clerk Dayton's once
this morning.
The board of county commissioners
today approved the appointment Of
John Mckenzie as a deputy sheriff,
made by Sheriff Reals some days ago.
The commissioners allowed the
usual bills this morning and disposed
of the routine business.
A contract was made with the Lara
ME Plumbing company this afternoon
for some work at the county Jail.
Commissioner Corthell will leave to-
night for New York.
, 1905-02-07
Joint Committee Investigating.

Kansas City, Feb. THE Kansas
and Missouri legislature committees be
gan a joint investigation of the local
stock yards today. President Morse
said the company paid four and one
half per cent dividends on seven and
one-half millions capital. The local
yards are free from the domination OF
the packers. When the packers threat.
ened to established rival yards in Clay
county, Missouri, the company secur
ed contracts which will now enable it
to ignore the threat and continue in
dependent. If the yardage charge be
reduced investment in the company
will no longer be safe or reasonable,
There is no profit, he said, in feeding
hay at eighty cents per hundred OF
corn at ninety cents a bushel. The
company spent two and half million
dollars inducing packers to locate here
, 1905-02-07
SHY SEVEN VOTES
ON MONDELL BILL
NECESSARY TWo-THlRDs TO Sc.
CURE SUSPENSION OF THE
RULES NOT FORTHCOMING.
Clause to Permit Council Bluffs Man
Right to Select Six Hundred and
Forty Acres in Advance Of Open
ing Cause of Some Opposition of
Members of House.

Washington, d. c., Feb. THE mo,
ton of Representative Mondell yester
day to secure suspension of the rules
for consideration and passage of his
bill to open the Shoshone Indian res
~ervation to settlement failed to re-
ceive the necessary two-thlrds major,
ity, which is a serious setback for the
bill and renders uncertain the pros,
poets for its passage this session.
In the proceedings Mr.. Mondell
made an earnest struggle for success
OF the measure, which he said was de-
sired by Indians, settlers and the gov-
eminent. He said its passage means
the development of Wyoming. the
building into a new country of railroads
and general incentive to progress. De-
feat means that central Wyoming will
be without railroad development for
years to come. The Indians need the
money to be derived from the sale of
land to develop their farms, and the
legislation sought would benefit the
entire state of Wyoming.
Opposition to the bill was led by
Representative Fitzgerald of New
York, who has been fighting 1t for two
sessions. and by McMorran of Michi-
gan.
There was much criticism of the item
in the bill granting Amos Boyson of
, 1905-02-07
RAILROAD T

The Brotherhood of Railway Train.
men at Green River will give a dance
the night of the 22d.
Walter J. Curtis, night operator for
the Union Pacific at Rock River, this
county, has been appointed a postal
clerk and assigned to a run on the
Union Pacific from Cheyenne to Ogden.
Warren McCord, travelling represen-
tative of the Chicago and Northwest
ern was a city visitor this morning,
looking after the interests of his road
in this section.
Charles E. Riford, travelling engi,
neer for the Misunderstanding sectioIt
of the Union Pacific, was a city visitor
last night, returning to Rawlins with
Superintendent Whitney this morning.
Charles Harris, who is a switchman
in the railroad yards at Sacramento.
Cal, but who has been visiting his
mother and brother and sister here
for some time, returned to his duties
last night.
Superintendent Whitney, Assistant
Superintendent Stenger, Resident En-
gineer w. H. Peterson and Trainmas-
ter H. L.. Anderson went to Rawlins
to-day. They arrived from Cheyenne
last night, spending the night here, and
leaving by special train this morning
Mr.. SteSger is being introduced to the
Wyoming division.
, 1905-02-07
SUITS AREB BEFORE
THE COMMISSION
CONGRESSMAN HEARST OF NEW
YORK ARRAIGNs RAILROAD
AND COAL COMPANIES.
Lawyer for Complainant Charges lille.
gal Pooling Contracts, Departure
From Tariffs and UnreasonabIy
High Tariffs-Machen and the
Grofs Taken to Prison.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 7.--Argu
ments before the interstate commerce
commission began today N the anti
trust case brought by Congressman
Hearst against the coal and transpor'
tation companies. Hearst's lawyer
laid down three paramount issues:
First-Six companies, the Lehigh
Valley, Delaware and Lackawanna
Susquehanna and Western Erie. Cen
trail of New Jersey, and the Philadel
phia and Reading. are parties to the
illegal pooling contract.
Second-These six companies, with
the New York, Ontario and Western
and the Pennsylvania, departed from
their published tariffs to the detriment
Of non-contract shippers.
Third-That the published tariffs Of
these eight roads are unreasonably
high.
, 1905-02-07
WIVES OF STRIKERS ATTACK
WoRkMEN AND ARE DRIVEN
BACK BY COMPANY
OF COSSACkS.
Workmen in Great Novikofs Factory
Refuse to Join in Strike and Are
Set Upon by Women-News Of As.
s~assination of Procurator General
of Finland Reaches St. PETERSBURG
After Long DeIay-Talk of Peace.

London, Feb. IA dispatch To tn,
Express today says the workmcn in IN,
great Novikofs factory in RestOy, Rus.
STA, refused to join the strikers. whurc.
upon the wives of the other strikers.
angered, stormed the factory and drove
out the workmen. The officials were
helpless, and the 600 women began
smashing the machinery. The Cos.
sacks were summoned and drove
through the mob of women, slashing
them with their knouts and trampling
many of them. Several of the ANA
IONS were killed.
, 1905-02-07
New Bills In House.

Special to The Republican
Cheyenne ,Wyo., Feb. THE follow
ing new bills were introduced in the
house at the morning session today:
By Committee on Ways and Means
House bill No. 123, providing funds for
the University Of Wyoming.
By Joint Auditing Committee
House bill Nc. 1874, to require state Of
ficers and state board to keep proper
records of the contingent funds. The
committee had found that little track
had been kept in some instances OF
these funds.
BY Mr.. Wood-House bill No. 1876
relating to the election of county as
sso
By Mr.. Hoge-House bill No. 1876
to discourage ace suicide. The bill
provides hat where a family has six
children, three Of them boys, all the
children after the fourth shall be
educated free of expense at the uni
versity of the state.
Inc uOuSe III COullIlIleC VI Tic WhOle
this forenoon disposed Of the follow
ing bills:
House bill No. los, relating TO the
count Of the ballot; indefinitely post
poned.
Substitute for house bill No. 100, re
lating to voting while away from
home; recommended for passage. The
original bill was applicable to railroad
employees only. The substitute makes
the law applicable to any other citizen
House bill No. 10s. providing for
registry Of the mines of the state with
the state engineer; recommended fol
passage.
House BIZ, No. 1O7, making IL a mis-
demeanor to carry intoxicants into
any mine In this state; recommended
for passage.
House bill No. 95, relating to thu
proper ventilation Of coal minez; rec
commended for passage.
House bill No. ITO, concerning tn
protection Of railroad employees from
electric wires overhead; recommended
for passage.
, 1905-02-07
To Establish Norma, School.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. Among the
new bills in the senate this morning
vas n providing for the establish
ment OF a state normal school at New
castle. 1t was introduced by Senator
Baird Of Weston county. The bill ia
senate file No. SO and IA referred to
the proper committee.
Another bill of interest at Laramie
Is senate file No. 81, by Senator John
son, providing for the transfer Of the
lands and building of the old peniten.
tiary at Laramie to the agricultural
college. The building Is temporarily
used by the college at this time.