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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
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(tFrom our eguar Core
MA e IIT (, ~ 81,
y !, 81, ~
leved ha N clla1lcs
at this session for
al npng are bett han lat IONS
1,,,, 4, Exvll ss tll,ss
n sE
measure recon
Joint colnnl tes
t,It there is lsrosi
part Of the ma iort the
pecIally to pre ess mat ter, Ss
Tile ss
slrei wlilc III prov 9ssss
tsuihsld X . Americ
cast onaly there c,li
stative on
this met hod of llg Y.
BUT "a I'd 81 not gle
tor has declared for til Il
tho Republic the Ser Eionss "a
"a re- almost sol slihsld
= vnrts fferentialED Dutie
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Il; i ~ E t,sst
, III Ipss
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/ 20 pe4 IS Z slips.
tt'iat cf S az 81
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4 Entry 4. !, to ], be Imposing.
s5S$SfS BY u a gsoc ated s Press . II

AEBOcAteda| ITfkH. z, q.
III IEHDQ IT4AIaTERs3 10 p I'll p 5S Ell lttlo
!. JAPAN EsE ARM, RI PORT AR-,
NH UR, January via, - lISA M anuafy
y 4.-,The formal entry ofs the u pareso into it
Port Arthur OH January sth will be nm i'm! +!
posing spectacle. Tic Japa nese ofiiccrs
will bic given B banquet IN Vi he 81 p
lJanunry l0th. The req son for he s' sur \
\ ter1der OF the fortress Is avi dent from 81
sy:isit to va ntai II III. The ent strength
"a tbs position lay II, the main line i' 8iof
outer de- lenses. n. 81 stsSS.
"a rho t,oss on q yvantai gave he pc Ell i
aslegers8 The Key to the forts ast 81 the
ThnS lls it no rear lnrT
titled. and for ~
sforccs s5ss3S
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| LEAP FROM WINDOWS [ D i J ]. !.
I'd. ESCAPE FLAMES. ! |; !.
Several People Injured During
Big Fire Last Nightfin
Berlin, N H
(By Associated l'ress,)

BERLIN. NJ H.. January 4,'-Ills the
Ibittorest OF winter wenther the city to-.
night fought a$flre which threats tho
entire business section,T and which before;
gotten under control lad DESTROYED Glenn
}ents,s Opera House block, the two. Gag .
non blocks. q hotel, drug store ana sew
leral smaller buildings The loss Is es-
itimnted at $3.50, 900 ts8 .a{s 5lls
several persons. who occupied lodgings
al the fourth floor OF the opera5 house
block, were seriously injured hy jumping
from their windows, Mrs, Amelia Wright
lis belleyed to have been fatally injured
In this way, 5 II II Il
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u COMMISSIONS REPORT
Recommends Bill Containing Containing
Series Of Imp portant Acts sS8s

~ Wv.
tlsyl Associate ed Press; q t II u X
WA sHI NCiTCN 4, r. u lllna SUD
$ycntions OF idolprH Ilar grcss VI ION
annually; subsidies rar tho sen RI ng 4 et
mails from Atlantlc coas and II s.
Mexico ports to sonth5a Centrll
ca nnd Cuba. and from sI'acl TIC eQsssls
tports to Japan China, The fh.iippll
Mexico Central Alnerlc;l aug
nus bf Panama !; II tonnage tax oilss Fer
eign vessels entering Untsu5States 20 ~; \,
tho creation o d naval volunteer 5serv s
and tho encoura cement pft8 ppient .,. tlssis'f
an ships III foreign trade are sproNideu tn nlrf
In. n bill agreed upon BY the JON Insl'-
chant and marine commission WI GU sllN',
smitted lis report ,o Congress- to-ela 4
rho commission, composed 70 w lNekaeeiilsd-S aeil
tors and five presen ia y, \ efssS
}ntcd during the last session Spf. s'nnsress
in response5to II ngreconlnle o. tlolh psy iYies
ldent Roosevelt In MS ahhpal y Sl,seasah' Z
.December Z, 1908, q exhaustive y VEST YES Z
rtit tion was made by tho commits sion y,
Fla conditions of tho American Smercl NJ tS
marine and American commerce ysl " y y (
view Ia ascertainng the most feaslblp
means for their development. arln ngs s
were conducted during the year az near
~ all the Important shipping and cornfhefT !
dial centers In the United States, @ .ss
Volunteer Force.
rbe report Of the commission contains
more than 5000 words and is made Y W
OF references 10 the Important testimony
taken, estimates oft the annual COS l ol5
the methods proposed 70 restore the msr.
chant marine, and an urgent apppal toS8
the passage, by the preseAt Gohs f'fss'S ~ y n
tho bilI presented With the report, 81
rhs bill agreed upon Is divided iils'
eleven sections. The first makes pros 4
vision for creating a force Of; nayui sSol,
innteers capable of rendering service ~ {
time OF war. It provides that tho ses. (
;retary OF The Navy and tho Secfe saly soe 4
Commerce and +abor shall ta use ~ jpa n
made Al enrolment Of officers and men,
now and hereafter employed ~ tl,e rlsr.5 +
chant marine and deep-sea ftailsries (; f'f
tho Tinted states; who shall tseeiFe an ts I
annual retainer, 5,at the end pt each yeaf, =
The second section prasscriei eing IRE sspn7
dltions, under which vessels engaged y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Board Meeting Postponed.

4 Owing to tlis4i illness of Mira "A 3 ], Non
.Manngers Of the Home, for Needy Con-;
federate Wpmally the annual needing of
the Roard set fpii to-day has peeil pNst-f
nuneel until next lThursdhS, The meeting
.will he held nj tho hons, No 3 Eaat
Grace Street. < ;gil % " h. l4iG
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NEED 70 r "a Ito | o \! 4.
rs MPE II A'Tl'll'Vll' V'Il5,I' p
Report Calls for Imne diia'ttse:: |: At;- bfAst;
tention to situation 2 Dec z et:ll,1':E Jared sa +
4. tos Be Grave attitude ct 8s
Demo ats on @ Ques s8sS
ton Caucu s;'c'5 sto 8 s.sSg M
be Held.
PROVISION o & Bill

& subyentlons OF five dol lars:.p Il q ross s.g
tom annual HI NJ
subsd for carry ls rem, 's
Atlantic coast ana ilfSof & ,exlco 1gcss.
ports to South and trnl Ar,srrllc'.aa9 n. .rll'.a
and CUBA and from spors.sss Nj
Is " apa,, chlna the E ltppl 1esta
MexIoo ., centra t,ti st u t.s5 e
Slsthmus of 2 2 anatl,s Az 3l3s
Tonnage ak on forei ess els en-
Sterlno United States ports *
Creation of ser Nj
vIoe ana the encouraa gem er,t otE apsiB RI
prert on 81 lps /, fore 4 trade
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Mrs. Loving Leaves

( A rs. NJ, b. Loving, who with her little
5soIi has bee,, spending a. few days In the
ScitY' With her bro her NJ Y, q, lsoyee,
tlesft lsft last night for aun,bertoil M e',,ato
jc,i,l her husband, " llo as one of y !lFs'.
fessors in the robson 1nsll " we ~ st'Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
BATTLE UNDER WATER.
Meeting ofaHostilce Submarines aitil1| s;
May Occur Soonsii1 the
Indian Ocean.
i BY PAUL Am BETH,
t&f.,t,I - * Il 1,i,., u n,i,,,oo r1iSrt, (,

~ C'opyright) ~ 905l IA Ks is II aS "
LONDON, Jan, 4.----''1 The first meeting
}Df hostile submarines Will 3probaply taRn
place In the Indian Ocean vi thin the next
Few weeks. unless Rojestvenskys turns
4 back NJ j5 III II (. 5s q 98i aa
This statement was made o-daya :tlT oS
one of the best Informed officers q fiag
rank nBtlic Is II tlsl, navy Continuing ne
said: SIT is known TINT accompanying
4Roiestvcnsky's squadron nre several
submarines. some cf which came from
America and others from France, How
many OF these Graf arc aboard tho Rus-i
sian battleships md big cruisers is known
only to tho Il Russian naval taut thorl les;
rlora X every iren son to believe that vi til
tho Japanese squadron Of observatlo Ion
now reported operating about the straits
or S,lnd, there are at st three ~ nor
more AmcrIcan-bullts submarines, hen
tho sq,adrons meet there y 20 doubt
that each sde Will be anxious TO try
so,,t these boats and tho theories OF those
who contend that tho submarine ,is des.
tined Ito volntlnnize naval warfare VII
no nut 10 the test Of practice. No phase
1.-The war,3 is being 50 closely watched
by the navy departments s of = he For!d
than this. Il Ii tic submarines are able
s Ia sink baltleships, It will revolut lonlzc
n he NAVAL programme of al the great
Powers. / Whether they VIII 20 u ple to
do tlis under, war conditions Is a mat
tor az doubt, which may be resolved by
tho Jnpninse, Z s. q I.
E sSI IT is limited iii n Paris lispntc that
D Roiestyensky's fleet has been greatly
strengthened notably lily submarine los es
picked an II by previous u rran 7
along tho rrencl, coast and by several
cruisers acquired in mysterious va AZ y
In southern waters and that the feet now 10
ut madagascar IL really stronger nan
many have hitherto supposed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Leaves for Italy

her, ar the italian. colony. Will leave for
New York at; sos o clock to-night from
8EIba station, and wil sal for II aly on
itoamorrow mornlng i19h.' az The bed side
Iof his sick mother,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
QUIET NOW REl!lGNI'S;.,I !.
japanese !Strenuously Sllccoring
People al Port Arthur. q.
Scarcity ypf Meat,
IN. X ssc,cia Ia "a press

"a (By "a ssoclated E'Fcss) 4. y.
"A TO )IaIc, January ~ Eyenln ),-The tol;
lowing report was received from General !
Nosi q {. a o. clock this afternoon; e \
6 .,0rder Is maintained at Port AT h'lr b BY
tle officers. 4 Tl,o people are 81
aOur minute investigate was not fins
ivhed until TUESDAY nlgh q. IS
1 .syhs total Rumbeg of slnlfla bltant II ~
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Twelve Frozen to Death.
~ BY Associated Press, rs

" 1I - w EYy Il SSIC'tiRF''k Ss''' MA
~ BERLIN, January E4.--'Intense cold has
prevailed for the past few days ~ The
province Of silesin y welYe persons were
frozen to- death, .The weather IS nov
warmer. 5, s Il Fl ,tb q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

$E} + ohn a Alexallle Dowic, head Of the res
ligious cut known as the 2 lonists 4. and.
vi, 8 Fcla inns to be II prophet SECOND On only
lto Eli 1ail ofs Old u Will arrive Iii his city
this af afternoon a tS 2:14F from shtngtto'm,s
on the 5eapo Airi8L no and vii lS2l cave
e,,95nlnutess later for the Sou thu oN,1e,
who is YEA thy d la s. many lowers
VIII travel N specla car over the tn
Pcttr,sy hngta e on an andt ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

about 35, of whom 2s 90 arc soldiers r
OF sailors. the total iiuhiber OF sick s6rt q
wounded Isl N, oO0. i
sfs' Common provisions and By cad arc 3pleti-
St,ful, but there is a scnrcit 4 of ytneats
and veg stables III 81 f y. II x.
are no iiiedca anpplies Mt Port y
Arthsr hs pa5sae ars
s..Thc capit tulation eot,in tees nre p,,sll,,: !:
Ing 5thclr respect ive wof S ,jl Z Fl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

thence will 60 South to Florida. Tho face
;ofs this unique and 5withal remarkable
man 4 Is famil, to new spa per read ders,5
through frequent 81 publ len Ion and n his
name Is own to ma ny tho ousands more
He eSisStravelingIin the Pullman ear Rock
ct, en- route to- Miami. {. Eta. III q will stop
hardly more than teis v rninu tcs lii this
scitySan Il viii arrive q I X the Main Street!
Station. ;lls Hid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Miss n ii Henderson Operated Upon,

Miss 4GiArle Duke Henderson Eot Green,
WOOD. va, was on YESTERDAY Operated
ipon n for 2appendlcitis at & the Virginia
Hospital. Dir. Hugh M, Taylor was ~ Q
operator, and last nigl she was re @
sas doing nicely, i Il 4i } IN
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Confined on seventh Page
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
Annapolis, Washington 6 BALTIC. &. R

Time Schedule in Effect February 6,i9O5.
Trains leave for Annapolis Junction connect
ing al Odenton and the Junction with trains
tor baltimore and Washington, and other
points as follows;
VIA A. w. u Is. AND X. X.
many ExoRPT SUNDAY,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

disease which if neglected or unskill-
fully treated terminate fatally IN con-
sumption.
II will write you what DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has done for me says George
H. Beicher Esq, of Dorton. Pike County, Ky
"Thirteen years ago I was wounded by ball
passing through my lung l have had a bad
cough almost ever since, with shoEtness Of
breath. and il was very easy TO take cold; the
slightest change of weather would cause the
cough to be 50 bad would have TO sit up in bed
all night Could not eat OF sleep at times was
all run down; could not work at all. lew
months ago began using DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Have not used more than
two bottles, and now can eat, sleep and work
and feel like a new man ] cannot ind words
to sufficiently recommend Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery, or tell the good II has done
me.p
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers is sent free on
receipt of III one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. The book has
1908 pages and over 700 Illustrations.
Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

= Miies ana Pitts are sAarsnteed . SO
fes-Aa%GoS ~ - - aats0seS sES eeAe >al-Ae
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
go West,

Ranch it and rough 1t and you'll soon
get nd of that weak chest and that hack
ing cough That is what the doctor
said to young married man with wife
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
ScIeduIe Of Local Trains |:
Baltimore & Annapolis Short Line R.R
schedule in effect May z2th. 1905.
-. = $50
Arrive IN Annapolis;
Lave saltia'Fs /:

A. ,ddtionaI train will leave Annapolis at
r a. and baltimore LOO p. m. ON satur-
Gay sszazy Trains.
reave annapolis 3. 90 and . 40 a. m. o. 40
and 100 p N
Ie,ye baltimore 800 aud 1906 a. M. 500
and s. 80 y. M.
arrive baltimore 9 % and 10 5 a. m. AZ and
Z 50 p. IA. -,,. ~. -. eaa
a Brown, ]. WILSON BROWN.
T. 4. q r. Agt. Manager.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
SNAPSHOTS.

Too many toasts TO good health may
make YOU i'll
Some people are too suspicious TO
ever enjoy the real thing.
"A bad temper is one OF the things
thar seldom improve with age.
There's a world OF difference be-
tween knowing better and doing better.
The past glory of the Panama hat IS
just now sad to contemplate.
LOIS of people get beyond their
depths IN the sea of matrlmony.
Two may be able to live as cheaIly
a. one, but cheapness kills love.
Success is a fine thing, but IT wont
always stand a rigid investigation.
Even Nature isn't as bad as she IS
painted by the average artist.
Just because politician has a pull
he needn't feel that he must apply II 70
legs.
An actor is a good bit like turniP.
a little frost is a good thing to develop
HIM.
"A practical Joke is one where we
often tail to see the point, but generallY
teel 1t.
People give us thorns from the
roses while we live; when we die, they
put the roses on the coffin.
Commandments, festivals and Sun
day school picnics will take up time IN
The spring aud good old summer time.
Talk is cheap. until you come to
Guy parrot.
1t takes confidence to lend money,
and II also takes money.
The gallery god naturally looks
down on the theatrical profession.
1t is quite possible to strike a man
ior a touch without making hit.
: aIss.s asa l-l..s ..s ss5sasssa 2 e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

Wide human interest is the striking
thing about the June Mcclure :
The college man is the first concerned
in the sensational disclosures OF The
College Athlete" which tells, Tor the
first time, some astonishing facts
about the financial arrangements by
which some of the stars are secured
and kept at college. 1t is q story
that will be shocking dis:llusionment
80 everybody not familiar with the
new spirit of commercialism that mas
crept into college athletics. Typhoid
fever. Samuel Hopkins Adams proves
in one of his powerful and illumlnat-
ing articles, is an entirely unnecessary
evil. He shows conclusively that the
millions of dollars and thousands OF
lives America sacrifices to this disease
might be saved by little enlightened
work. Helen Keller. who has been 50
maryelously educated in spite OF ner
lack of sight. speech and hearing mas
written the story of her college days.
a charmingly modest story OF her won.
derful conquest of her limitations. II
IS a yindication of her splendid Opt
mism.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
Warmer thursday.
What The June Magazines Con
tain That Is Readable

Judging from the names in its table
OF contents, the first issue of the new
magazine Tales, - goes far to Justify
the claim of its subtitle-'A magazine
OF the worlds best fiction. - Sixteen
out of the seventeen stories in the
number are translated from various
European languages. OF the nations
represented France leads. with seven
stories; then comes Germany with
four, and Russia. Sweden. Italy.
Spain. Hungaria and America, with
one each.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

The June number of Everybody s
brings to us tine crucial instalment OF
"Frenzied Finance" Mr.. Lawson s
intimate recital of the First Great
Crime of Amalgamated. :" The hap,
penings of that now famous midnight
session at the National City Bank on
MAY 4, 1899, when Henry III. Rogers
and James Stillman introduced an
infamous bogus subscription and de-
frauded and robbed thousands, are
clearly and dramatically told; Here
are facts-facts about a conspiracy OF
which the public has never before had
an intimation. This elaborate account
of the methods by which the public
was fieeced will be startling revela-
ton. 1t is a marvellous piece OF liter
ary work Mr.. Lawson has set before
MS. Never has his wonderful power
of vivid description been so marked as
i'm the account of the events, hour by
hour of that eventful day. No modern
writer could portray more brilliantly
and realistically the scene OF the
money -wcrshipers crowding about Mr..
Lawson in the Waldorf Astoria eager
for inside information. Verify it's the
south Sea Bubble all over again.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

ION the Newport Road is the al :
tractive title of the novelette, which
opens the June Smart Set. !" Swell
Ford is the author, and he has writ
ten as sprightly a piece of fiction as
has recently appeared. The story tells
of Mrs. BILLY" Redkirk's social am
billions, her desire that her daughter,
Barbara, may make a brilliant mar :
riage. the sudden loss of the Redkirk
millions, and their ultimate recovery
The tale is comedy from first to last
bright, clean, clever comedy, and no
reader can afford to miss it. Thirteen
remarkably original short stories
will be found in the June number.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24
soFTNEss OF sEALsKIN.
In RfvaIed by Human Hair where
Daaaruff Is EradIcated.

sealskin is admired the world over Tor
,ts softneSs and glossiness; and yet the
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause OF an
hair trouble Is dandruff. which Is caused
bv a pestiferous parasite that saps the
~i,ality OF the hair at its root Neworo >
Herpicide is the only preparation that Is
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan-
sr,,ff there Is no falling hair. but lux
urIant growth of glossy. soft hair Is GER
tsir Securing the scalp won't cure dan
drufr. KIN the dandruff germ. Tnous-
snds OF women owe their beautifni suits
~ hair to Newbro's Herpicide. SOLO Dy
leeslng druggists. Send 1Oc IN STAMPS
~ The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mi-n'
rsldmaver RrOtham
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

There has been a report current for
some time that Thomas A. Edison
would turn his attention to perfecting
the marvellous storage battery of which
he has from time to time given some
hint. Motorists are agreed that il
such battery can be made CONNER
cial possibility, the construction of
motor cars will be revolutionized.
The essential advantage that Mr..
Edison claims for his battery is that
it will, when perfected, combine enor-
nous potential power with a weight
so inconsiderable as to make its en-
ployment applicable to any class of
vehicle This is the very thing that
the builders of automobiles have tried
the hardest to obtain-great power
from a battery of nominal weight.
The Wizard was just seventeen
years old when he made his first
electro mechanical invention, an au-
tomato signaling attachment for his
telegraph instrument, and it is now
thirtv-five years since he took out his
first patent Something of his extra
ordinary activity is shown by the
fact that since that time over one
thousand patents have been issued in
his name. From 1.-The Metropolitan
Magazine" for June.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

Among the many good things in
Success Magazine for June, it seems
almost invidious to select any partic-
ular article for special mention. Cleve-
land Moffett continues his articles on
1.-THE Shameful Misuse of Wealth.
and the current installment which
deals with the spirit of discomfort
created by the DESTINATIONS display OF
the idle rich, should be read and di-
gested by, all right thinking Americans.
William Jennings Bryan tells in his
terse way "What Government Owner
ship Means This is one of the burn
ing question of the day treated by a
man who has made it a life-study.
President Castro. of Venezuela, CON
tributes an article on Ny Idea of
World Peace; John r. Dunlap dis
cusses the Standard Oil question under
the heading, Forty Thousand Mills
of Pipe Lines He shows that this
method OF transportation is the basis
of the Standard Oil COmpany's sue
cess. Fiction is also well represented
by a number of excellent stories.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

and child TO care
for and a modest
salary 70 support
them on. He
couldn't go West.
Love and duty tied
him to his desk in
the city.
People don't
have to travel to
cure coughs or
strengthen weak
lungs. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures OBJ
stinate. deep seated
coughs, bronchitis,
bleeding Of the
lungs, weakness,
emaciation and
other forms Of
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-24

one bour train Annapolis to Washington at
AZ returning Washington TO Annapolis 600 p.
m arriving Annapolis no.
ASS minute aud one hour train to and from
Baltimore.
TRAINS over this road to leave from
w. X. SLAUGHTER
Traffic Manager.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-29
NEW JERSEY STATE NEWS
Stallions In Fierca Comhat.

Two thoroughbred stations fighting
like mad on the roadside was the thrill
ing spectacle presented to number of
farmers ON the outskirts of Railway.
George Heno. of MilFburn, was driving
a fine bay Hambletonian to a road
wagon on the Mckenzie road, when as
he reached field on the Clark farm,
he was aroused by q challenging
neigh fronfsa big chestnut stallion graz
ing in the field. His own steed an
swered the challenge with a note of
defiance, and before Heno knew what
was happening the chestnut was over
the fence and the battle was on. SO
sudden was the onslaught that Heno
shoulders dislocated The bay tore it
self loose from its harness, and the con-
fict between the maddened beasts
ragged furiously. The loud noise they
made drew several farmers and farm
hands to the scene, and the fighters
were only finally separated by the lib
eral use of pitchforks. Great strips of
skin and flesh were torn from their
breasts and TANKS in the battle, while
the road wagon was considerably dam
aged and the harness of Heno's horse
wrecked. When the combat was at its
height party of men and women in
large auto touring car came along the
road. At the sight of the struggling
animals, with blood streaming from
their bodies, the women in the auto
mobile screamed from fright and one
Of them tainted.