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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

The Pesideut's message submitted
to Congress yestei day was one of the
longest documents of the kind ever
submitted. He goes into every detail
of national and international affairs.
and no subject Of any importance IS.
capes his notice. 1t Is a volumiLous
document, so much 50 that the Carl
tai could not even epitomize it.
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THE LANDLORDS
Protective Association.
Is an Association formed for
Mutual Protection.

All tenants who fail TO pay rent, or who are
undesirable, because ofnot taking the proper
care OF property, or who use the property In
such way that It Injuries the character OF
the house, are reported and a record is made
OF IL and when there is an applicant to rent.
the member OF the Association can apply at
the Office for Information.
This Association has been in operation
for two years and the members have derived
great benefit from il.
To become a member apply to
c. A.DUBOIS,
l25 I'm Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06
PHILADELPHIA


Eastward. Lv. Camden. Lv. MI Rows
Sleeper. ...... H251 A. n $3.50 A.
Parlor and Diner e7bb A. nj. A sSONA n O.
Buffet Parlof ex...... 1850 A. NJ. +gAA.N
Parlor. Diner san. s952 A. 81. ggBT A. NJ. G.
Parlor. Diner ex, -. t11.60 A. M. 4l1.B4A a.
Parior. Diner....., F1.55 r. NJ. "l.5g r. 81.
"koval Limited" Exclusive Pullman Train. hut
fet Smoker. Parlor. Observation and Dir,u
CARR. -......"3.4S y. Nj s3f2 o.
Coaches Phila. ex. +4.E5 p N. $50 J.. NJ.
Parlor. Diner. NRO0 y nj t6nS J. NJ q
Coaches to Phila.. 900 p. NJ tp.n5 T. ~ q
Sleepers- sI2.89 A. NJ s1244 A. A. a.
Local Sleepera for New York ready for Ccrr
pancy in Mt, Royal station a. 10 =. ~
A.. for Atlantic City weel-days. b. for Auqrfrt
City daily. All trains stop st wilmington "C'
etOps az Checter
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

Ticket office, N. w. Cor. Charles and sara
toga SITS. a.. NJ. c. A. Bldg), 628 =. Broadway
MI. Royal station or Camden Station.
ID b. MARTIN Mgr. Pass Traffic
CIV. BASSETT, Gen. Pass. a gent.
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Mortgages Sale
-OF-
Valuable Lots
In the Village of Eastport.

AT the request or the morfgagor and by
virtue OF power ofsaie contained in q mort
gage from George II. Britton and wife, dafed
the To day OF August 1905, record in the
Land Records nf Anne Arundel County In
Liber q. W. No. 3, folio Q, / win offer to
Public Sale at the Court House door IN the
civ OF Annanolis MARYLAND. ON
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

For Annapolis, Mt. Royal Station, t7.6O, Fss5
A. n. 1880 and 1885 z. NJ. Camden Station, fsl1
and goo A. H., ~ 06 noon. "A o. s5.st, eco ara
sti.I0. +. Nj.
Frederick. Nj. Roya lststion. $40 9sS A. NJ.
Camden station. 7.Ss. 90, q.l5 and 1000 &. pa
/ ~. 80 and 80 =. M.
winchester. NJ. Royal station. 7.IO A. H.
and a.4S n. Camden Station, TO A. n, gU
and 350P ~.
Hagerstown, st. Royal Station. Ss5 A. e.
Camden Station. 800 A NJ. $50, 400 p. NJ
For Elic0tt City and Mt. Airy, tTS5. Ggb A
M. n % 1910. $500. s6 So al j. NJ
For Curtis Ray n. 28 A. NJ.
For Luray. Mt. Royal Station, Il. 48 Z. NJ. Cam
den Station +3O0
ROYAL BLUE LINE OR NEW YORK IN
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NOTICE.

To all Physicians and Midwives.
Practicing their Profession in Anne
Arundel county. will remit their cards
reporting all Births and Deaths to
II. r. WALTON, NJ. D.,
Registrar
Ia order to obtain a full account. ny
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

1t is difficult to determine these
days which confers the greatest hap
piDess-the marriage altar or divorce
court.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06
Herman Theisz,
Gents. Furnishes nd Halter
loI MAIN STREET, Opp. City Drug Store.


EAAAVeHJ CEAeNttO~A
in individuality of style gives
our new Fall Derby that quail
ty of Obstruction which gives
it a leading place in Autumn
hats. But its grace and beauty
and fashionable correctness
are not its only good qualities
Lightness in weight and ex-
cessive durability are other
features which makes it IN
demand among all who dress
well and in good taste.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

A French woman took philadelphia
for New York. How could she
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

What would the United States be
without its Cannon
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

What Is left Of football is being
done up in the hospital, thank you
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

The code Of honor is already hay-
ing its innings 10 Congress.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06

And now the Presidents message is
with rs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-06
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VIA ANNAPOLIS junction

an q m a m pm D m a M 81
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Ar. wash IS 50. II IS, 4 90. 6 5OIg55, in fs 81,
AT Rslto IS 80 y 50 65 s 81 10 10 6 5S - "
an IN p N II pm ann
I've Baltic IS 90. - Oo. 4 90. 8 % g 90 3. = ~
I've Wash - 90. II % ". & 20 s SD 8 8 ~ ~
Ar Annap'ts-s %, IS. 10, o. 10 p. , On. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
LOST MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD UP"
Superintendent of 0ppenheimer Institute
Injured in Bayonne.

Charles r. Higgins. superintendent of the Open
heimer Institute, who disappeared Sunday, was
brought TO this city yesterday morning, suffering
from the result OF a hold-up in Bayonne, y. j.
Higgins returned from three weeks vacation
in the Adirondacks Sunday. He seemed in the
best of health and spirits, He disappeared. The
officials spent two days looking for him. and then
asked the police assist them He found at
o'clock yesterday morning in the office of a phys-
clan at Bayonne.
Higgins turned up there late Wedue esday evening
with cash in his head that required seven
stitches He reported that he had been attacked
by highwaymen. His watch missing. The
doctor dressed his head and sent word to his
friends
higgins is now in a bed in his institution.
Tho officials yesterday refused to say where he had
spent the early part of the week. They say that
MS accounts are all right and that he is
drinking man. lie has been with the establish
men. five years
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
mo MOSQUITOES, NO YELLOW FEVER. ;
Instructions Sent South by Public Health
Service

Washington. Aug. 3.-The Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service has issued a circular
on the prevention of yellow fever. The direc-
lions given look to the suppression of the mos
quito the only means of preventing the
spread of the disease. No mosquitoes, no yell
low fever. is the motto printed in big black
letters at the top of the circular, which
tnues follows
The infection of yellow fever is carried by
mosquitoes and by no other is the infec
tion spread.
Persons take the disease by being bitten by
mosquitoes that have previously bitten yellow
feyer patient
The mosquitoes TO become infected must bite
days Of his attack. These first three days. there
the access Of mosquitoes TO fever patient.
three days whether patient has yellow fever;
hence the necessity in threatened communities
of placing a mosquito bar Immediately around
every patient who has fever of any kind, and
for three days at least.
The necessity of drainage and screening is
dwelt on with much emphasis The Postoffice
Department is sending $1,000 copies of the cir
cular to postoff1ceS of Louisiana. Texas, Missls-
Sippi. Tennessee. Alabama, Florida and Arkan-
sas. The circulars are sent out in bundles of ff-
teen or twenty-five for distribution in the vari-
Gus towns by the local Boards of Health. They
will be posted in conspicuous places.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
INCREASE IN NEW CASES.
Still Ne5c-Orleans Officials See No
Cause for alarm.

New Orleans. Aug. 3-Although there was a
large increase of new cases. with diminution in
the number OF Fatalities to-day and with little
spread of the infection to fields. the yellow
feter situation was regarded having a hopeful
aspect. The authorities have not concealed their
expectation that for some davs to come there
would be daily average OF twenty to twenty
five cases and proportonate number Of deaths,
owing TO the extent of the infected territory, and
anything less than these figures will be regarded
a distinct assurance that the situation is still
under control.
Among the ignorant classes there is still great
antipathy to making public cases of sickness,
and much of the inspectors time is taken up in
running down suspicious cases reported by cit-
zens The foreign section of the city however,
is being steadily finccombed
1t is not improbable that the movement to
bring Italian immigrants here a large scale
will suffer. party because of the terror which
the present infection has spread among the
Italians and partly because of prejudice which
has arisen against extensive Italian colonial
tion.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
ASK TENDERS FOR QUEENS TRoLLEYs
Citizens Associations Wait on Manager of
Road, Who Promises Airbrakes.

Citizens associations in Queens have united in
movement TO compel the trolley road managers to
put tenders on all cars. Tenders have never been
used by the New-York and Queens County Rail-
way, which operates nearly all Of the roads in the
borough, and there is n general belize that they
would greatly lessen the number Of fatal accidents
Delegations have called on General Manager Full
Ter of the road and demanded that some thing he
done in the Of supplying the Of his com
panY with tenders. Mr.. Fuller SAID that he did not
consider the fender much of a safeguard. He said
that he had failed to find fender which would give
more than slight protection. lie said the hest so
luton of the problem the OF airbrakes on
the cars. With good arbrakes. he said, a car
going at full speed could be stopped in less than its
length, which would farther than any fender in
preventing accidents
Mr. Fuller said that number OF the cars on his
lines already provided with airbrakes and
that they were being attached all of the closed
cars, and would be ready for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
ANSWERS GOVERNORS COMPLAINT.
Secretary Shaw Will Correct Any Abuses
Committed by Revenue Cutter

Washington. Aug. 3.-Secretary :. Shaw has re-
ceived The telegram from Governor Blanchard
Of Louisiana published in yesterdays news
papers complaining OF the action OF the revenue
cutter Winona I'm connection with the quaran-
tine established by the State OF Mississippi, and
to-day sent the following reply:
As authorized by law, revenue cutter Winona
has been detailed 10 assist Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service III maintenance of quar-
antine established by State Of Mississippi The
State OF Mississippi having established quaran-
tine please advise if i'm your opinion the act
OF Congress approved February -, 1888, has
eeen violated. and il SO, wherein.
The act OF Congress referred to directs the
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. un-
der the supervision of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, TO assist State authorities in main
tanning quarantine against infectious disease
and clothes the Secretary with power 10 enforce
quarantine regulations whenever, i'm his judg-
Inent, the public health requires II.
Secretary Shaw has Informed Governor Blan-
ehsrd that IL any unaEthorized acts and abuses
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


TIavre Aug ni-Arriy ed steamer l.. (Fr
AiN. NCW-Nork
Chcybourg. Aug S-Arrived Grosser Kurfurst
tGer). Mentz. New Yor6 Plymouth for Bremen
uoceededI: sailed, steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
tGer. Hosemann ttrom Bremen and Southampton
hamburE, Aug 9 10 m-Arrved. steamer Pennsylvania
ttie1. Knuth. New-Yorh VIA Dover
81 Thomas. Aug 2-Saed steamer FaTlms tRrI. Carey
from penIerara. etcl; New YuTk.
Antwerp. Aug 2Arrive steamer British Princess tBr>
Freeth. NeW-YorL Via GrsVesend
Naples Aug Arrived steamer Citta Tcrino tI.ai,
Ferraro. New-fork Sd 5 steamer KOng Albert
,tier,, Feyen, New-York for Genoa ,and proceedel;
sailed steamer Algeria tBrl George. York.
Genoa, Aug .. nl-Arrtyed, steamer Adslbert
tCerl. Schaarschmid New York Naple
Gibraltar Passed. Ii.tIa
bales. Yokohama, shanghai, Hong Kong. and
Singapore for NeWNOrk: I'd Marienfels tCser Pal-
Calcutta ard colombo for Boston and New
York.
Perrin. Aug 3--Passed previously. Hrdustaa
tBrl Appleton SuUatra for Ncw-York
Para Aug 2-Saed. steamer Maranhcnse ,s-' Murray.
New-YOIk.
Trieste, July e9-sailed steamer Eruy tAusn Gar New
York.
Fiume july SOArr.yel. steamer slsvonIa tsr charles
New York Naples Trieste
Porto Empedocle. July 2I-Saied. steamers Sicsuia
Utah. Btanchi New-York; 29th, Caprera dtsD.
CCstanz-. New-York.
Montevdoo Aug 3Arrive (nvevjousll steamer Eskside
tRrl. Hilton. ew-Yort for Rueaos Ayres ard Re-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
X. C. S. PLANS IMPROVEMENTS.
Orders for 1850 Tons of 85-Pound Rails
Placed for Fall Delivery.

The new management Of the Kansas City South
ern Railway Company have begun to carry into
execution their extensive programme for improve
ment Of the physical condition of the property.
An initial order for 1850 tons eighty-tve pound
steel rails has heen placed with the Illinois Steel
company. 1000 tons for delivery in September, 45nl
tons in October and 40NO tons in November The
company is about 10 enter the market for on
freight cars. twenty or twenty-five passenger cars
and twenty-five heavy locomotives. and is prepar-
ing 10 widen the roadbed of its line and put down
heavy ballast.
In addition tn the Kansas city Southern's pur-
chase of rails. tho Santa 'c is said have bought
recently 12co0 tons the Baltimore and Ohio 1850
the Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio 1000.
besides total Of 5000 tons ordered by several
other roads.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
TEN DETAINED HERE.
Taken from Steamship 4duancc and
Held for Observation.

When the Panama liner Advance arrived At
Quarantine Yesterday from Colon she was de-
tanned for nearly two hours while Health Officer
Doty and his assistants took the temperature of
nearly al the passengers and crew. AS a result
fourteen were taken from the ship, ten Of them
suspected fever cases. and the others accompany
ing them. one being child. They taken to
Hoffman Island for observation.
There were cases of yellow fever board il
distinctly stated but the temperature OF the
suspected was high and it was considered ad-
visable TO observe them.
OF this number eight were of the crew and two
cabin passengers one, a first cabin passen-
ger. child of Ellisondo Hereois flOm Pan
anna. Mr.. Herebia travelling with his wife.
two children a maid. All cf them
panied the child Hoffman Island.
The other cabin suspect Francisco Anedo.
second cat passenger who sailed from Colon.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday August 8, 1905

steamer Potomac tBic McKay. Liverpool IuI, -; -
Prilp Ruprecht in ballast Arrived the IaT ~ +, 10
~ at "'iV
Steame- Narrasausett 6BrJ Scott. Shields IuI, % .
a IN. ~ 81 i-'Su
steamer Georgia CNuSt' Parayich. Trieste Jnl,. ~ ,
Naples 10 to Phelps Brothers co. with Is cShir 40
storage passengers and mdse Arrived at the RAJ n,
$50 a N. " N"' "t
steamer Norman Iskels Norl. Same Cheribon Nay !,
Peckalongan 10. Joanna 20. Samarang Colombo Inn.
To- Perrin - Port said July q and Dea wars
BreakWater August .. Funch. Edye Co with
Arrived at the Bar at a e''
steamer Alene tGer Wolper Port al Prince Ju,. "a
Gouaives 20 Jerenie y. Jacn,e - santa Martha
to the Hamburg American Line with passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1880 a
steamer syracuse tierl. Willhon BIO .Tauero Tplv
Hahia Is ard Barbados - to FNnch Edye & 60 Win
ndse Arrived at the Bar a m w
Steamer Brighton tNorl, Kadager pnuainp,
July 20 to the United Fruit Go, with cabin passenSer
and fruit Arrived at the Bar at II 80 n n I'd
Steamer Guiana tCubaln Baker.
IS and Maanzss 10 II Munson Win
Arrived the Bar al - u m '-
Steamer Manzanillo tt'ubanl AIanzaufuo
~ ard 'tentues@s - 10 James z % With mos.
Arrived at the Ear At 2:i5 p M
steamer simon Dun'os 'NoU. Nleuwiaaf. Fort Nntop,,
Iuly Us TO the ntsd Fruit Company. with fruit Artvct
the Bar al m. '''
steamer Advance, Hammond. Cooa july - IN The
Panama Railroad steamship With
malls aisd lutse. Arrived at Bar !, in
steamer tDina'iriie. Watson, and
httleNtot August L. William VItb t,.7
and ftdsr f+eft QuaTs at a. Al la . -.
Steamer Astoria uanl t'susSu Ia, hs, III, July s 40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
CASHIER AND MONEY MISSING
Warrant Issued for Man Connected with
Boer War Spectacle.

Thomas Ellis. cashier for Byrles & Bays vino
have the ice cream privilege the Boer War
spectacle. Brighton Beach. reported TO the
Coney Island police as missing yesterday. and the
receipts for Wednesday said to be missing
also. William Bays the member OF the firm who
reported TO Ire police that he believed his former
cashier had decamped with S5l is the aeronaut who
is anxious TO make ascension iu the California
Arro@ and who assisted Leo Stevens TO make his
successful flight Monday
lie told tine police that Ellis had received an tho
money from the statesmen who sell IN the audi
torum of the Boer War during each perforu1a nce
snd that as soon as the last performance was over
hc had hurried away taking the money with him
Ellis could not be found Al his home in Sheens-
head Bay yesterday and warrant was issued fo,.
lis arrest.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

L $. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. R.
Peter Wright Sons. in sallas Arrived a: the Bar

Peter Wright sons in bauas;. Arrived "a the Bar
at q
steamer Karsas city. Askins. Savannah August l.
Orean Steamship Company with and udse
Left Quarantine $40 a
jefferson Dole Newport News and NoTfOtE II
the Old Dominion steamship Cnmpan1 with passengers
md Left Quarantipe a 2;G=
Steamer kopaitc. Raltirore August l.
to Bennett 60 in ballast. Left Quarantine
rs m.
steamer colorado. Mcintosh BrunswicA July 81, to
II Mallory & CO. with mdse. Left Quarantine 6:15
Steamer Nordkap ,Nor, Larsen, Til; Cove. \ F. July
~ with copper ore American Metal Company.
vessel 10 the aud Porto Fiico Steamship Com
psnv. Bar >
Sandy J.. ;. $50 nv mo souf south
moderate; clear
SAILED
steamers a Touraine (Fr. Mar Bremen.
BIucber Ger. Plymouth. Cherbourg anu hamburg; Mas
conomo fISr Napaaiso. Roma tFTl Asrseilles
Naples: Tenuyson tRr, PcrnambucO Bahia, Ngilan
cia Havana and Mexican ports; North America Utah.
Naples and Genoa: Parisian tFrl Glasgow; ri cid
vestoa Stella ItaD. Norfolk Monroe. Norfolk
port News; city Of columbus, Savannah
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

OF discretion have been committed by the
Winona. they will be corrected as far as pos
sible This declaration followed the receipt of
several dispatches from Governor Blanchard,
complaining of the action of the cutter in inter
fering with fishing vessels belonging to the
people of Louisiana and specifically referring to
a case where ;t is asserted a boat was captured
and towed away.
Secretary Shaw has also asked for detailed
report of all the operations of the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service and the Winona
in the work along the Gulf Coast with view
to ascertaining the exact condition of affairs
which has given rise to the complaints of Gov
ernor Blanchard.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SITUATION IN PANAMA IMPROVED.

Washington, Aug 3.-Governor Magoon's report
for July the yellow fever situation on the
isthmus shows an Improvement compared with
the preceding month In July there were twenty
nine cases of fever Since the present outbreak
began in the latter part of April there have been
fwentysix deaths. and of this number fifteen were
employees. The average force in this quarter has
been in excess of 10000 employees
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

Bricklayers and Masons May Take Action
Against the ORourke Company.

committee has been appointed by the Brick
LAYERS and Masons international Union, its local
officers say, TO decide if the ORourke Engineering
Construction Company No. West 34th-st. should
be declared unfair" This means that no union
bricklayer could work for the firm until il OBJ
served union rules
The brickayers charge that ireproofng com
pany supplied material for the Grand Central De
pot building, for which the o Rourke Engineering
Construction Company has the contract and thai
il aas set by non-unon men,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BUILDING LOAN eANkRuercY HEARING

Henry r. WhOrton OF Ne. 81 Hancock-st
Brooklyn. was the only witness examined In the
bankruptcy proceeding against the New York
Building Loan and Banking Company. before Ref
Walter S. Logan, yesterday. when the takin~
OF testimony regarding the issuance of Class NJ
shares. resumed. The witness said that aftcr
receiving letter from a representative of the
company advising him TO do so. he nmedi, eiv
disposed of his Class shares for Glass W shiTes
He told the referee he believed the letter In ~.
good evidence of fIaud on the part of The Ie,,r,.-
sentative OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
4;59 sunset 7:13 Moon a:Si Moons age 3
HIGH WATER ~ .-
M-Sandy 1000 Island to:f2 Hen Gate 205
PMSandy Hook lC:1S 1O31 Hell Gate 10 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Aug. s-The official CLOSING quota
tons for mining stocks to-day and yesterday were
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
YESTERDAYS FEVER RECORD.

New cases, 81.
Deaths. 5.
Total cases to date, A32.
Total deaths TO date, 81.
New foci of infection, II.
Total number of infected spots IN the
city, 6S.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Curious Regulations
Shyster Lawyers

of New-Iork and some OF their
diSrePutable tricks 10 get clients
ind cheat them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
EnioinS a Saloon.

The first injunction taken out in
Davenport or in Scott county. under
the present mulct law. was put on
record in the court house yesterday af-
ternoOn when Judge James w. Boilin-
ger signed a decree closing permanent
~ the premises on East Fifth street
the Kemmerer block. Some
time ago T. II. Kemmerer filed an ap-
plicatiOn for a temporary injunction,
10 be made permanent later on.
against the Rock Island Brewing COM
pany, George Walker, ORGY Jansen.
agent of the Rock Island Brewing COM
pany, and c. H. Merchant, with Walk
er & Merchant. asking that the saloon
operated by Walker & Merchant be
declared a nuisance and suppressed
according to law. Judge Bollinger
signed the decree. which effectuauy
closes the establishment permanently,
and prevents the property from ever
again being used in the liquor traffic
1t is now under lock and key and will
not be opened for any business what
ever except upon the courts being
satified that the business will be a
legitimate one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
SPORTING NOTES
Death of a Great Horse.

Lexington, KY, March ii. r.
keene's Commando, b. h., Z years old
by Domino, out of Emma c., by imp.
Darebin, died at Castleton stud here
yesterday of lockjaw. No price ever
had been put on the stallion, but it is
said 100000 would not have been
taken for him. He picked up a stone
while being exercised ten days ago.
Until Saturday, since which time
veterinary has been in constant at
tendance, the injury was not thought
to be serious. Commando started nine
times, was first seven and placed
twice, winning $5S,SS9. The oldest of
his get are 2 year ODDS, which largely
compose the Keene string this year.