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New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
AUTOMOBILING.

A contrast that was most confusing resulted in
the two-day automobile meet Morris Park on
July and + On July there was a succession Of
accidents that left 3 bad impression and led 10
the feeling that the track was dangerous and that
racing AT extreme speed doomed On July
the sport was OF the highest kind. unmarried by
the slightest nishap. IN spite OF the fact that
records were established and that the cars were
sent around the course at greater speed than ever
before and IN perfect safety Out OF II all came
the decision Of the management TO rebuild the
track and make il oven safer for tests OF extreme
speed Track racing must not be condemned as
yet. Il is only in lis infancy. and. under proper
mana cement. IS sure 10 grow in popularity. Il
hardly De expected 10 draw the crowds that
dock the racetrack ana ball fields. but all
things considered, u draws relatively as well The
decision OF the cement 10 improve the track
IS cause for congratUlation- Il shows that no
eh0rr VIII be spared TO place the sport high
plane. Webb Jay, IN his White steamer. the
star on beth DAYS OF the meet. He won three races
on Monday ana two On Tuesday. He cut the
worlds track record from a. Is Eeconds to IS 4-5
seconds. He won the Thomas trophy for the Chi
cagc club and credited himself with four points
II the championship contest. In referring TO the
American contestants in the Gordon Bennett Cup
race. N France need only be said that al three
suffered from minor accidents from the start. and
consequently were totally unable 10 furnish a
proper test Of the cars or their skill as drivers
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
POLO TODAY At ESSEX
Invitation Tournament Starts for the Usal
q. McCarter Prizes.

Orange, NJ J.. July (SpecisD|rho polo season
at the Essex County Country Club. Hutton Park.
West Orange. Will open tomorrow, when an invi-
tation polo tournament win be started
Tomorrow tho Somerset County Country Club
VIII play ths second team OF Squadron A. OF New
York. On Wednesday the Essex County Country
Club VIII meet the whippauy River Club. OF Norris
town. and on Friday the finals will Dc played.
Individual cups have been presented AZ prizes BY
r.sl IL McCzrter. The teams viii line up
foowsf
Squadron A eoolors blue and ysilowl-
Alfred Borden ohan6icaD % G NJ Talbot n o2naiea0 r.
ii W Gram ClandiczD p ana A w Putnam CnA-di-
cap 2. -. -, -
paxsr nandScnp IS Robert Z Qhandioap % and
Richard Etrvens (hancicap y. -
Esser County Country cab foolors ershgel-E Jgogas
Robinson oaan4esD % n B. onthre ehaneic2p y CALles
A sunn fhandicap o. Graham Douglas fh2ndicap y ana
Herbert Barry ChAnolcap ~ - x,..1... xr,..t,
Oaan6ic3p . Ksunsth sehey haneics1 % hsrna7 KIM
cutf lhsndioao 20 haool Cn2ndio2o % 1z1 HorznaS
Esnn<cssn 0sn6tpno 2
pasx ww Ss9fu saanr AaY - So6 Sessscx
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
MANY FEATURES LAST wEBK.

The week 5usu over has been full OF interest In
fhe matter Of international competitions America
has suffered IN comparison with her rivals IN sport
scross the water. Miss May Sutton. the young
lawn tennis export, has alone upheld the honor OF
this country IN winning the women's championship
O. sl England. Otherwise, invading teams,
while making good dght. came of second best
TIE representatives OF this country in the James
Gordon Bennett Cup race, the Derby Of the autono-
bile world. far back Of the leaders in that
daring drive IN France: the crew OF the Vesper
Boat Club. OF Philadelphia. acknowledged defeat at
the hands ot the Lesnder Rowing Club in their
heat 1or the Grand Challenge Cup in the Henley
regatta; the 7th Regiment Rife team met disap-
poi1tn,ent IN their meeting the ranges with the
Queens Westminster Volunteers. and our lawn ten
MS experts lost. one after another in both the
singles and doubles for the aIl-England champion
ships There Is some consolation IN the fact that
n almost every case there honor In defeat.
Handicapped by the long trip and new and changed
conditions, the results such as to encourage
Us 70 Try again Al home and IN local circles there
horsepower White steamer, made worlds
track record Tor mile OF IS 4-5 seconds, Eupplant-
ing The Old mark Of 81 10 seconds held BY Chevro-
lei eysonby, James R. Keene's great Melton colt
anc Artful, Harry Payne WhIney's sweet Ham
burg FLY, raced distinction a kind
triumph IN The Brighton Handicap made bright
pages Ia turf history Jerome .. Travers achieved
further fame golfer IN winning the open tour
naUent OF the ApaWamis Golf Club, and Martin ]
Sheridan broke the American point record IN win
rlnG the all-around amateur athletic champion
Ehip.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Cigarettes and conversation. and ragtirne dane
ing on lsdgers. said Captain Robert Quinton, OF
the hghtShiD Blunts Reef. which recently com
pieted unique voyage OF fifteen thousand niles
from New-YOrk 20 San Francisco. "conssftuts the
chief reasons why the races OF South America ara
behind those OF North America N all important
particulars AS TO the cigarettes and the conversa
ton i Will arrive IN minfre- But first Or ali
| viii speak OF the ragtime dancing In
business Office IN San Francisco when the clerks
wish 70 take copy OF letter or any other bust
ness document. why OF course. they take copy II
a proper and ordinary copying machine But down
IN these South American countries when they wish
TO DO thar trick. why the letter other document
is put between the carbon sheets IN a big book.
which is put on the door. and then the clerks do
dance upon the book 70 take the copy. say, II "a
the funniest sight in the world TO see all those
clerks. every OF them with cigarette IN hia
Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
ANDERSON BEATS ALLEN.
Kings County Champion Victorious in Final
Match on Hollywood Courts.

Accurate passes won tho Anal match IN the open
stngles yesterday tor Frederick G. Anderson, the
champion Of the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
OF Brooklyn on the courts OF the Hollywood Gols
Club at West End. N. J. Anderson defeated Harry
r Allen, OF the End York Lawn Tennis Club. who
lost two sets and defaulted.
Anderson won the first set at e-i- In tho second
set Allen steadied down when Anderson had the
lead at 81 and made the score all on games
Anderson was more accurate. and finally won the
second set ct 6%
ana he was unable continue. II because
the outcome Of the contest no: IN doubt that
Allen cefaulted-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
LAWN TENNIS.
Kings County Leads in Metropolitan
League Cham mpiOnShip.

The championship series of the Metropolitan
Lawn Tennis League IS more than half completed
and the champions Of last season. the Kings Coun-
ty Lawn Tennis Club. OF Brooklyn, in the lead,
with fifteen victories and three defeats
Next is the team Of the Monbcair Athletic Club
with ten victories and two defeats. The Kings
County players have 70 meet only the Hamilton
Grange Lawn Tennis Club nexI Saturday, and on
July p the Montclair Athletic Club.
Three series remain for the Monuclair Athletic
Club. they meet the New~York Lawn Tennis
Club next Saturday, then the Kings County Lawn
Tennis Club and finish the schedule with the
West Side Lawn Tennis Club Sa atuTday, July %
Only two competitions bold over due TO postpone
ments- The EngleWOOd Field Club has a postponed
series with the MOatclair Athletic Club and the
West Side Lawn Tennis Club has one with the
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club Both will
be played of next month The standing OF the
clubs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
C0NEY ISLAND STAKES.
Entries for the Fall Meeting Will Close on
July 15

Entries for the following stakes and handicaps
70 be run at the autumn meeting OF the Conev
Island Jockey Club, August 26 to September
close July Is:
For three-ycar-olds ana upward-Twiu CITY FIandcap
one mile and quarter $1,000 added Turf Eandicap one
mile and quarter turf $4,000 added; Russet Hand0
cap one mile and half turf, s3 900 added Autumn
hanoicAps-The Fall Handicap six furlonzs on main
track - 600 added the Ocean Handicap mile 81 500
added; the Omnum Handicap. mile a turiong
So 900 added. - e
For thresyear-olds-The Septebsr one mile and three
furionsE 5000 added the Flying Handicap. six furiong
main track. 5000 added the Dolphin
Eixtesnths, So. 900 added
For twoyear-olds and upward-The Flight seven rur-
longs Futurtty Course -. 600 added
For two-year-olds-The Autumn, six of
FIur1ty Course $1,000 added Flatbush seven FUR
longs Futurity Course $4,000 added: the Great East
eru. last eurloags OF Futlry Course 81 500 added
Autumn Maiden. furtongs OF FHlturitv
Course 81 900 added; Sapphire hve and half
fuTlonHs OF Futurty Course. $4,000 added; the Dash
nve furionEs Of Futurty Coursa 5000 added the
Bellies ave and half furongs Futurfty Course
f20O0 added the Partridge six frlongs turf s. 900
added tbs Golden Rod, six and half furongs
e. 900 added
steepechazs contests-The Westbury, nour-year-
olds and ovs full sesplecase course s25Oo added
Inaugural SteeplechRze fouryezr-olds
steepechass course, $1,000 added
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
SPORTING COMMENT.
Netcs and Viezrs on Current Topics,
Amateur and Professional

There IS the usual round Of sporting fixtures this
week-racing. baseball. yachting. golf lawn tennis
sn1 cTicket-au OF which VIII attract those par
ticulariy interested in one another The week
is lacking. however ir any predoninating feature
in local circles. In England the competition Tor
the Davis Cup VII be played and there is genera
interest IN sporting circles and particularly among
the lawn tennis enthusiasts. In the outcome Ihe
hope has been strong that the American team
made up OF Y. A LaTEed. Holcombe Ward. Beals
c Wright and William J. Clothier. would bring
back the rropny 10 this country The early conn
dence has been shaken somewhat by the defeat OF
our plavers in the all-England championship last
week. ua-ttculatly the Doherty brothers, the
great EnElish experts. have showed themselves 10
fe a. their best There IS still ground for hope.
however and with that hope. the returns viii be
eagerly awaited.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
MOTOR CAR HILL CLInrBrNq.

Automobiles looking forward with pleasure
TO the Annual Climb to the Clouds which is the
official title OF the strenuous hill climbing up
Mount Washington in the White Mountains. in
which motor will participate July II and
Is Probably nothing demonstrates the worth OF
power driven machine more convincingly than
crecitable performance up the eight mile incline to
the top OF Mount Washington. Last year. Harry
Hardness established a record by making the
IN 24S7 SO. which will be badly shattered by
the powerful machines entered for this years con-
test Some fifty will strive for honors. The
hill climbing contests take place when the Gidden
tour arrives at Breton Woods.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Chicago. July 9.-Pittsburg scored two runs IN shs
fourth by punching hits. F1aherty had the locals
shut out with only four singles in eight Innings
but went wild in the ninth. giving pass forcing
IN Chicago's first by hitting a batsman and
being hit for single and a double. good for e-,
runs. The game was called at the end OF the tenth
TO allow both teams to catch train. Tho score
follows:
Pittsburs ------. 0 o 0-2 II
Batteries-Reulbach. Wicker ana ONeiI; FIah-rty sua
Peitz Cmpire-O'Day Attendance. O. 500
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
OPEN GOLF ASPIRANTS.
Fifty Entries for Professional Tour
nament at Fan COrtLQndt.

The final arrangements have been completed for
the open professional tournament 10 be held at
Van CortIandt next Thursday and Friday. The
park commissioners have given the executive COM
mittee which has charge OF the Tournaments per-
mission the links.
Park Commissioner Schrader will open the tour
uament by driving the first call at O'Clock Thurs
day morning Fifty entries have been received by
the committee. follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

John Moller IT. OF the Garden City Club. will
spend the summer touring the country In his auto
mobile. He leaves this morning for Boston He
will take his clubs with him and spend few days
goling ar each place he visits and will return IN
September. He will visit Poland Springs, WauIn-
beck Lake Champlain, Lake George, Lake
IGauzern, Saratoga, Manchester. WilliamstOwn.
PittsdeId L.enox and Stockbridse.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

The subjects OF conversation among turfmen yes
terday were Of course. the sensational victory or
Artf,I In the Brighton Handicap and the proposed
race between Sysonby and Artful on Thursday
The uberaIity of the Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation in Offering $4,000 sweepstakes TO bring
these two champion three-year-olds together was
fayOrably commented upon. Harry Payne whitney,
who owns Artful announced that he would enter
the hlly, but James r. keene had not accepted up
10 late hour Public opinion. of course Is strong
" in favor OF the race and the fact tnat Messrs.
Keene and Whitney are both such good sportsmen
may go a long way toward bringing about the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
CLEVELAND WINS rwo eANrz

81 Louis. July s-C1eveIans 5as.a... :.
vice IN a double header here today. by scor.. -
20 and to B. Rain fell IN torrents ar tba 80
OF sne nrtn inning Of the second game ans NJ. -
"u 20 ms contest Cleveland outpIayed 81 TruI,
tns go aIIlents or both games rhs neIdinx or
@ e uoiis PLAYERS was wretched IN the seco1s -.
The scores follow: 77-OA1 game
First
Cleveland ...... a . P H z.
St Louis---:.--.----..,... i SS$
Roth Net"liaFd and BueOws 5udhor and
Second game
Cleveland r y. =.
ST. Louis. ''-------------- % II D
y ! o o Pa =
Morgan. Buchanan and Srg5ay. r,0-L =
- CnipiFe-Connolly. Attendance 400 aAlo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
APAwAMIs GOLF SCHEDULE.

Ihe scheduIo OF INC ApANdIIlls JluD Tor the
mainder of July and for August is follows:
July 1b-Eighteen holes, play against boss
handicaps; second round match play governors cup.
July 22-0uaiifytns round. eighteen holes. handicap.
medal play;
dents cup; third round. match play governors cup
July 1s-1olf ball sweepstakes, handicaps elghtsen
holsz medal play ball entry; nns round
0upi nrpt round prezident's cup
August 6-EiEhtesn holes match play against boyle,
kauelcaps; second round presidents cup
12-EiSnieen holes medal play. handicap;
for best net score: third round. presidents cup.
1e-F1nai round Presidents golf ball
hancoAps. sghtesn hois4 natal play ball
xutry.
hxod1ce1A
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
CINCINNATI. 5. ST. LOUIS. l

Cincinnati. July 9.-Three bases on balls and a
balk IN the arzt inning gave ST Louis its Only run
to-day Sensational fielding by Cincinnati kept
down the score. Grady was sent 70 the bench in
the seventh inning for dispUting decision Sebrfnx
hurt MS ankle IN the same inning and sue
ceeded BY Kelly The score follows.
r II z
Cincinnati .---.-... 3 o 0 . \ IA IL
ST Louis 0 o 0-f
Bateer;es-OveraM and Phelps. Taylor ana Leahy I'm
pire-Bausewne. Attendance. Us
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE srANuNa.
DETROIT. l: CHICAGO. a

chicago. July s-Detroft defeated Chicago to-aay
80 Detroll punched hits In the seventh ard
Moa sd1cLlce and an error. made the Iona enIISr
"D'i'" pi'cheo IN me form The score follows.
Detroit a a = H Il
Chicago ----.---.... 0 8 -
plre-Sner1dan- Attendance 10 40. - S-i''AA I'M
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Leaders Hold Same Positions in League ana
Association Races.

In the race for the CHAMPIONSHIP pennant or tba
Metropolitan District Cricket League the leaders
hold the same positions with the BROOKLYN Zirgart
team first and teams and B OF the Staten Island
CIu0 following with equal credits for second place
Inc brooklyn Nomads are fourth The records.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

The Connecticut State championship will De de-
cided this week upon the links OF the New-Haven
Country Club. beginning with a qualifying round on
Wednesday. and winding up on saturday WIN the
final at tArty-six holes There will also be club
team match and an eighteen hole handicap.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

R H Thomas president Of the United States Golf
Association. has appointed the following nominat-
ing committee to select the officers for the ensuing
wear: c.. Herbert Windeler, Country Club, OF
BroOkIine: DeveraUx Emmett. Garden City Golf
Club and David R. FOrgan. Onwentsia Club,
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
IETROPOLTAN LEAGrTr

Paterson still heads the list for the Nsw-Ycrlr
Association championship, with Columbia Oval a.
close second and the West Indians third rhs REQ
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Nsw-York az Brooklyu- .PhlIadelphia Boston,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Nan Name; 9rs.rson. ApaWaInis Calf Club Rye
S1aT smith. Nassau COuny Club Glen Cove
Wfine Norton deal Golf Club. Deal
RsE5sFt Rsr0sF5t Nicaos Hoy~ood OIlyxooa
Tsc1 Hobens- -Enslewood Goif Club Ensleyeot
Gesrssa astRsa s5Rfsn Fox Hills Coli Hls
stewart GsEgsr Sss5sh s6sne e g a66sf Bn66i6a Ss' Mas.
Alex SaInT aTsd oe SUBURBAN Golf Club Baltimore
4t PsSe Hgase5 PsseIes Orange Field Orange
s EooerT Ddune 70 HillandaIe Golf Cluh. stamford
T5s9 T5e1s g'es eourlay Marine and Club srOokyn
Andersen FS4sa M2nssaiE Hs Soc COZ S lin
TE6omas HGoknall. Maryland G. c.. F3alti5loTS
c. F. spaEling PuIcnsSs sD11 SG1n'y y
frank Fr9r- eastman Van Cortandt 5.5,-5,,-,,
Joseph Lynch soiawssg of club Whssbor N
4saF SoSa ssPPsa sGR of Club Psassg FasasP'on
Marty o,L0ughltn COUNTY Ss p1p GIop {; {: summit
h1!aS On Ssrir4ths Westbrook Golf Club. East Islip
David PSi[lcA ETan River Golf Club all River
J. W Welsh E1dPs lL1r8 COPY cI9 CUB Schenectady
Eassas Eassss s 9s@;5ra sasss5 5Iand
IIlp4 ~--jvia North Jersey 9. Paterson
D1vo I1 Psd BERKSHIRE Ave club READING Penr-
Walter Clarke Ressb coif club 8 Beach.
P'tf5 G shsSI Maeis Country NsYoT NsS,9G Penn
J. g CaInPOeli amp - KDoood Co club white Plains
lanes n norton Hartford Golf Club Hartford
Jack MaeSe VSss EI,r, C5oIs club Noroton. Conn
Ioseph foeber Farheld county c C. Greenwich conn
AleS5 4 sbsnieV lev - Van Cortlandt. t........-
Two rounds will be played on the first day and
two on the second day, making a total OF - hoieS
The total score for u holes will be the oasis Ior
awarding the prizes which viii be from SlZO 70 SSo
In addition to the regular prizes. prize OF go
viii he given each day the player turning IN the
lowest score It is predicted that the tournament
will nroduce the best professional going ever seen
in this country.
Willie Anderson and Alexander Smith have Just
returned from Scotland. Alexander Smith said
the other day that there is a difference between
American golf and Scotch golf II is played in ST
Andrews
In America the habit Of playing for the hole Is
acquired while in Scotland. on many OF the links,
the ball is played IN instances almost at
right angles to the hole. and those who know the
trick will line the ball the hole IN manner
that is surprising the player accustomed to play
up on the straight line
notable group Of golfers viii start practce tniS
morning and several of the best men have engaged
rooms at the clubhouse for the week Last week a
number of professionals tested the course and
some low scores turned In
The real practice will start this morning. when
Willie Anderson. Alexander Smith. Jack HObenS
Dave Hunter and Bernard Nichols will play \
banquet will be held at the golf house Thursday
night. when the prizes viii be awarded IN gold BY
Treasurer Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The fourth monthly handicap. eighteen holes.
medal play. for first and second prizes. viii be
pIaved on July u at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittshurg. p Chicago. 9 Cincinnati. g. ST. Louis.
called.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
/ Detroit. l. Chicago. o. lCIevsIan5 a. =. 49,
L Cleveland 5. Louis 2 fseConS xar1., -
first game
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
SOUTH AMERICAN LETTER PREss.

'Paterson and CoIumbia pIayea ons tie Eams.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-Xork az Detroit Philadelphia Clsw.z.sA
Soston AT Chicaso- Washington at ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

razt season he pitched a no-hit no-run game
arainst the Athletics. Wadden the losing
pftcher IN that game, and he worked hard 70
The old score, and succeeded
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Al Albany-Albany 8. Binzhan,fon
At ltica--Ctica. 3: WiIkeshEarre "a
Al froy-SyracUse s. Troy !
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Acknowledgement 2: Provtdenca I o.ls,.- ,..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-selIing; three-year-ods and overi $500
added; TO ridden by boys who never nave ridden
winner One and one-sixteenth miles
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
CRICKET RECORDS

0rIFea-SiontFeaL ?; PrOvtdencs. (slsvsn inninEs1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26
THE FEVER
SITUATION

New Orleans is becoming more and
more hopeful as the month of Aug
ust passes. and a slight decrease in
the number OF yellow fever case, is
reported
At this time Of the year the terri
bic epidemic Of 1873 was at It's worst
~'""". The fcvor ,ta' YER torted at
about The sar'e sen on. ? d the pro-
"~" "n 11t1 'ho ",id le of August.
1'7'. was very Ike the progress up
to the middle of August, 1905. Up to
August TO. 1905, 100 persons had died
OF fever in New Orleans. Up to Arg
uSt 10, 1873, T26 persons had succumb-
ed. From about that date in the forb-
er plague conditions began to get
worse, and the epidemic was only
checked by the advent of cooler wealth
er. From about the same date. this
year, things have taken a slight turn
for the better.
The following table has been com
piled to show the course of the two
the figures at the right representing
the number of deaths;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26
MADE A MISTAKE
NEVERTHELESS

Booker Washington pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF escort
Wanamaker's daughter to the din
ing table at Saratoga. He said he
simply dined with Mr.. Wanamaker
AID family at his request"
But nevertheless Booker's mistake
was in accepting such an invitation.
But he could not refuse suchean op-
portuuity to shine at a white man 5
table ard his act ustjf'es Thomas
Dixons statement that social equal
ity is after all the ncgro's fondest am
bition
Such equality they may achieve in
the North with their Ogdenite TO-
lowers. but in the South it vi ! never
be. and they can now see tie san of
their hopes fast sinking. Booke 5
gction has opened tile eyes Of the peo-
pie OF the South to his real object
and aim and he has received many
stern and burning rebukes from the
leading editorial writer's of the South
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26
,y:.,.s14,... ~

Vicks5urg aid Memphis. The
love on the part OF Greenwood
to publish the fact thaJ she had
krantined against Grenville, shut
hg of completely all freight ship
'ments from this city, as well as the
passenger traffic
Now il Greenwood declared this
quarantine against us N the fear of
infection from us by receiving our
travellers or our freight, their actiol
was all right, but this hardly seems
the real naptiv, for thy know full we'll
well from the first outbreak of the
fever at New Orleans strict quar-
antine was pitt on here If it was put
on as retaliating measure, as the
little boys say ito get even" ehen We
think they have acted unjustly to
Greenville and should raise their
quarantine against lis on freight if not
on people.
II the Mayor of Greenwood will
state to our committee here that they
Greenwood will receive no more
freight from New Orleans and will
inaugurate the same kind of quar-
antine as this city has on, we believe
i our committee vii raise the embargo
/ against them The protection of the
! Citv from q ScOrrpe alone controls
the actions of our committee. and this
motive alone should prompt every
/ other quarantine committee and Off
1 Ger in the discharge of their duties.
| A spirit OF niggardly commercialism
''to get ever1' should not be the mo-
tive for any quarantine movement.