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LEwI9TON LODGE OF ELKs. NO
3ss-Neets every frst and thiri
Thursday OF each month at ~
Woodman hall. Geo. Kester. exalte,
ruler: Chaa ". Mount. sscrstasy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
BOXING
Some Lively Bouts at the Casino Last
Night.

Some Lively Bouts at the Casino Last
Night.
The Casino, at Fiitieth and Market
streets, was packed last evening TO
witness the boxing exhibition given
by the National Sporting Club. There
were i've bouts on the bill and three
OF them we're as coed ne any ever pre-
sented by the club.
The wind-up between Tommy Feltz
OF Brooklyn and Kid Beebe of Philadel-
rhia was rather tame, and many Of the
sports left the show before It was
finished. Feltz did not seem inclined
to either get hurt or to fight. He
brought the blood from Beebe's mouth
early In the bout, but the latter did
the principal cart of the leading.
Both men are clever at in-tghinR,
which also detracted from the pleas
ure OF the bout.
Frank Britt made his dc but and
fought Eddie Hand Of Chester to a
atandstil. Although he has had no ex-
perience, Britt handled himself in a
manner that would do credit 20 a
veteran. lie ia cool, clever and uses
good judgment. He was scheduled 70
night Young Lincoln Of Philadelphia,
but the latter did not appear and Hand
was taken on to I'LL the vacancy. The
Chester boy is game and hard fighter,
but the left iabs Of tho Wilmington boy
put him TO the bad. In the fifth round
Britt made Hand take the count re-
reatedly anu IL looked as II Hand could
not stand IL through another round.
lie revived somewhat in the sixth
round and avoided a knockout. Britt
received some terrific body blows, but
~ - l.
seriously. Great things are predicted
for Britt. Many who saw the local boy
work could not be convinced that he
was not an old hand at boxing, but he
never fought bout in an arena before,
and has received but little instruction.
John Henry johnson and Fury NaEdy
both of Philadelphia, whose bout wal
stopped last week by reason of Nardy,
receiving a cut over the eye, in an 90.
oidental manner, fought six hard ToundI
last evening. It was a hard fought
draw. In the third round johnson
had Nardy all but out, but In the sue
ceeding round Nardy had johnson
guessing. johnson did about all OF th,
| leading.
The opening bout Of the prelimina
ries was between Jack Gordon aud Kic
Young, two local colored boxers. il
was stopped in the third round, al
Gordon was getting the worst Of tn,
argument and Referee Bailey said NJ
was afraid somebody would get hurt
Jimmy Livingstone managed, by
good generalahip, to stay six round
with Young Theel of Philadelphia
The left lab used on all occasions b,
Iheel seems too hard for most of tn
lighters who meet him. Theel caI
stand a great deal Of punishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
MANUAL TRAINING.

a Conference on the Subject Last Even
ing.
A joint meeting Of the Mercantile
Association Committee and the Manual
training committee of the Board of
Education was held last night TO con-
slider the advisability of ESTABLISHING
more free manual training schools
here. Those present we're: James o.
O'Neal, Daniel =. DuRoas and Frank
Woolley of the Mercantile Association
committee; William j. Burton, DR.. 10.
q. Shortlidge and DR.. 4. o. Cooper of
the Board of Education committee.
Superintendent Twitmyer Of the pub
lie schools was also present.
The members Of the School Board
Committee favor the proposition Ia
establish more manual training schools
II IL can be done. Lack Of funds is
the principal drawt aclS.
Superintendent Twitmyer said he
would seek information in other cities
whore such schools have been estnb-
lished in an effort to ascertain whether
the same conditions would apply 10
this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Al the meeting of the owners Of the
Wilmington A. A.. baseball club, TO-
night, IL will be definitely decided
what, il anything, will be done in re-
spect to having a team this season.
The proposition Of putting an inde-
pendent club in the field may be dis.
cussed, but some of the owners will
probably oppose the plan on the ground
that but few good teams could be
secured to play. From present indioa-
tions IL looks as though Wilmington
will be without a team except the
usual amotour clubs.
A dispatch from York says: Word
was received here last night that
Jack" Hayden, York's strong out
fielder, had signed with the Washing
ton, Pa, team. Manager HeokeTt,
when spoken to concerning the matter,
said that he believed the statement to
tie false, but that he would thoroughly
investigate the same. Clay and owen
are already on the grounds and the
other players will be here in a short
time and IL is not thought that Hay
den will want to 60 away from such a
strong set Of hitters. They are re-
Rardsd as the strongest in the Tri-
State League. "
Manager Jack Sharrott of the
Milkes-B Barre team has announced his
lineup for the season as follo~e
Catohers, Doran and There; pitchers,
Lynch, a New England colleRian 7;
O'Hara, of last years Connecticut
League; MaRee, of last years Buffalo
Eastern League team, aud Metoalf, a
try-out; first base, Shires; second
base, keIns OF Murphy, the latter Of
last years Hudson River League, and
the former one Of the best players in
the Southern League last season
shortstop Dove, Ct Denver; third
base, Donovan. The outfield will have
lighting for positions; Shaw, Klinko,
Kelley, MoGee, Hogan and Barney.
Pitcher Neuer, of last seasons team,
IS holding out for a higher salary than
the management offers and has been
given until Saturday to sign a con-
tract.
An Altoona dispatch says: "Alex-
ander Pearson, the hard luck pitcher
OF the Tri.State, has been sold to Har-
riaburg by Altoona. Pearson has been
a member Of the Altoona team the past
two years, and has never been known
TO make even the mildest protest
against an umpire's decision, and in
1904 pitched forty consecutive innings
without his team scoring a run behind
him. /"
AS the result Of having a tooth ex-
tracted and an artery ruptured yester-
day. Thomas Claycomb, the Altoona
third baseman,i 10 believed to be bleed
ing to death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect January ~. 1905

Trains leave rmingtun ~ follows
For Chester ana ihiiadelphia' "a, 4l5 t6lo
go H. 10 40, ~, 7.50 fs.07, $50 1900 so iOO9
tl059 Ills, tll.32. ll.45 a. m, tll40 80, II 35
2ba, 800, 4oo, 5.O5, 1880. CO., i6 So 6.57, 2 q
1000 and tll.00 ., N, weekdays i.48 Ala t7.lO
1880 500 t5.S0, CO.. t7.2s, els, 1000 and filO3
,. m sundays
For Philadelphia only. as9. 9g5a m. i2N
BOO. b.22, 6lS, Ill ana 500 p M. weekdays 389
5.22 ia, m, els, I'll and $50 p. m. sundays
FOR New York Through expressl. LAB a.39,
I'll s.23 p. m. weekdays. LAB g 80. +lI.45a. nj
l.5ll 2os 622' 6.OL 't.2S, I'll and 9.23p. m
For Boston without change, lO.Ooa m. and soo
?. m, weekdays 500 ,. N SundayA
baltimore and Washington. LOS, 421 lis, SOL
$40 tl0.lA n;o7, .ll.4s a m. .1286. .1.11. '2.Oa
m and l2.lS night weekdays. LOS. 40, us,
eVA 1lOl4i u.4o a. m- %l235 f2O5 8.5a SIS,
evS 90 "9.ol sl5 ts.9op m and HAS nightA
Baltimore and intermediate stations t2R
t4.ls, Dos p. m weekdays and i66s .. m sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlanuc Coast Line.-kxprea, Los a. and
l2.so p m. daily. Limited, 5. 10 p m week-dayA
90 and 7.81 p m daily Limited, 4.o4 p m
seaboard Air Line Railway-Express.sO2 a N.
snd BS2 p m. daily Limited, $50 ?. m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphis
An9 New orleans, SIG D. m. daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Express, lL07 4
DELAWARE DIVISION
for New Castle. 600 SD a m, s.05. sA and
o.b2 p. m. week-dnyE
For Lewes. S.28 a. m. and s.44 p m. weekday
for kehoboth, SIS a. m Tuesdays Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
For Dover. Harrington ana Dulmar. s.2s, 1865
g. m, 3.ii, 6.52 ?. m weekdays and 1900 night
For Harrington and way rtstionS 6.55 a N.
and 8.Oo p m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Nortolk, l0.bS a m. weekdays and 100 night
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 am,
~ and 6.lS p m weekdays s.l4 a m, and
blS p. m Sundays.
Dining car. Accommodation Trains
The Wilmington Transfer Company win cali
iol and check baggage from hotels and resi-
For further Information, apply 10 J. b. No
Williams. city Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
or at the station.
", w. ATTERBURY JR WOOn
General Manager. Pass'r Tnfdo Manages.
GEO. W. BOYD,
ffnuHral pnaannuer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
HUNS YOUR STOMACH ?
z. james Belt has a Remedy which ii.
Guarantees TO Cure the Worse
Gases OF stomach Trouble.

Gases OF stomach Trouble.
We wish TO tell the readers Of this naner
about a remedy which Is a marvel in nedi-
cine. Il cures the worst cases. from ths
acute attack of indigestion 20 chronic
dyspepsia. This remedy ie known es
Albert's Little Dinner Pill being the nre-
scription of DR.. Hutchinson, the noted
specialist of London and Brighton. Eng,
who previous TO his decease had built up A
remarkable practice as a specialist iD. dis
eases of the stomach. DIR. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due 10 the rsa
of this Pill, and since it's introduction 10
the American continent Il has performed
wonderful cures. Mr. j. IA. Lombard.
Casco, Me-, writes; ." am now past 81
yenrs of age and have had stomach trouble
practically all my hle. / sent and rot a
sample package OF Albert's Little Dinner
Pill, thinking that Il would turn out to- ba
one mnra eapIoiWmeut. Ult from ma
hrsi uoao J found relief. ana can saw fhsi q
am now oettlr than ever before IN my ii.
il is WONDERFUL cure tor dysnepsia ana /
heartily recommend 10 10 all sufferers from
stomach troubles
Alhert's Little Dinner Pill contains no
physic, no acid, alkali, ginger, pepsin.
pancreatin, soda. morphine OF any prepar-
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gradients usually found In so-caled dys-
pepsia cures.
Il cures by removing the cause and makes
the worst cases we'll, being guaranteed TO
benefit OF the purchase price returned.
AZ drug stores or by mail. - cents per
package. samples free. Address Albert
Chemical Co., Boston. Mass. Sold and
guaranteed by 4. james Belt Col Market
street, Wilmington, DsL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
WORKHOUSE QUARANTINE.

The quarantine placed on the work
house on account of a case Of small.
pox being discovered there about two
weeks ago, will be raised this after
noon and the prisoners now tempor-
arily confined in the cells in the Court
House will be moved TO the work
house. Between 30 and 40 prisoners
are in the Court House.
Before the prisoners are taken from
the Court House they win be required
90 white Eash she coils oud give them
O thorough cleaning, iu order 10 leave
them DO good sauitary condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
.BA:-TIMORE&O & Ono
RAILROAD.
Echeuue IN effect November 18th, 1905.
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch light

scheaue IN effect November 18th, 1905.
Al trains illuminated with Pintsch light
~ hxpress Trains
iiAius leave Wilmington, Delaware Avenue
NEW YORK. week days. s226, IS. .26, $40. all
fn.OO p. ~. sundays - 16, @5.26 49.4O, fii35 a
m; $3.50, t5l7 Royal Limitedl F7.42, Fll.OO p. m.
fHlLADf PhlA. week days 4226, f5.26, $50,
sl.l6 es.O5. $500 ti59, f517, lRoyal Limited
b2i FLQO, Flf. Fll.tO y. m. sundays, 1913, 7.2O;
Ssh F941, O.4S. tll.35 a. m; $3.50. $50, F5.l7
Royal Limited,l 7.O5, ~ A.. S52, i 90 p. m.
Chester. weekdays, 80 $50, 7.20, IS 10, sails,
% 10, 1927 M; #L26, a05, 81, 20 F742 al 100
p m. Sundays, l.2O Sa4, f94U, 10.4s, all 50 m;
40, 7.O5. f7.42, s.52 vi Oh p IN.
Alantie City; wees-days, $40, "9.l5, $40
llll9 a, M Fl26, $3.50. f5.l7 p. m. Royal
Limi ed. sunday, 40 a. m, $3.50 =. m.
Care NAY and Ocean City, week days, $40,
QLl5 a, M $40 p m sundays, - 26 a. NJ.
Baltimore and Washing on, weekdays. @4l3,
.o.iB III 90 m; y %. = a., Il AZ. 5h'. $50
% % 4S.l6 a. u.: al.u F2.47, F447, $3.50 lkoyai
LimNedl, ~ 90, 40 t3 %. m.
Bat more and way stations, weekdays, 7OO
p. m 8 Il p. m sundays. l6 a. H.; o. m.
Newnrt, weekdays, "A l3, 200 - IL, al O8.
o.. m j.. ~, 4l.O6. g ~. - S., Is t9O9 m
su Gays *i.l3, FS l6. SIG a. M; fl.06 co. t9.09.
sinserly week days, 700 a. m.
~ - 6ls p. IN. sundays, SIG a. m; COZ,
li.3O p. m.
Ian1enber, accommodation, weekdays. 2oa.
M. 55l p. m sunuHy-, lh15 a. m 7.25p M.
Hlisburg week days. y 10 a. NJ; 4555. &C.
oval Limited 40 . m. sundays Fs.l a m;
ti47, $3.50 Royal Limited. *10O3 p. m
Chicago daily Fs,lt a. ui - AZ p I'D.
Cincinnati and d. Louis. 's.l6 a. m; q O6 . %
p. N. daily.
LtAYE PHILADELPHIA for Wilmington
week days -&S5 40, f7.4e $50 10 82, II 80 a.
m; Fi2 20, - "a, 2lA, "A Is. 4.5o, $40, Is 30
55. t6is Royal Lmiiedl G go IS IS % 80, si1.85
p IN sunaays, f3.35, 2. %, @7.4O, $40 a. m: $3.50
- a, 2 i5, " l6, 5C0. f6.lS, Royal Limited 3O
F8.al, $3.50, 10 80 n m.
"Roya Limited is composed exclusively Of
Pullman Pafior Observation and Dining Cars.
No extra iare except regular Pullman charge
DEL AWARE ANhNDE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No. 2i93.
u. & A. Telephone No. l422A.
Rates 10 Western points lower han via any
other line. $500 70 Piusburr, 10 OF n. m. train
daily. Through sleepers H. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent
City Ticket Onice, No. SOi Market street, VIII
mingtOn. Del
ID. az A. Telephone l75sA.
Delmarvia elephone 2lo5.
d. b. MARIN, C. W BASsETT
NJ. OF i. Il. g. +. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
Rench,. nn,nhnll nnid.-

Every Evening is in receipt Of a cory
Of Reaoh's Ohioial American League
Base Ball Guide from the publishers.
the A. j. Reach Go. of philadelphia.
This guioe is complete in every rar-
ticular. as IL gives an account of all
the important happenings in the base
ball world during the season Of 1905,
with the averages OF every player who
played in any of the leagues under the
National agreement. The zysrages of
many players we'll known to local fans
are given in this useful book. The
Guide always up to the standard, is
better this year than ever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
AhON ~ IA Alhk
BRANDYWINE
New Jersey & Rilmngioa fsrry "
Steamer Uirica.

Change oi ume an elect OutoDer ~. 1919.
Leaves Wilmington, weekday 500 a m aud
500 p M.
Leaves fenna Grove. weekdayA 70 a N and
h00p M.
Leaves Wilmington. Saturdays 500 a m, 500.
600 and 1880 p M
Leaves Henns Grove. Saturdays. 10 a m. 300
and 200 p. m.
Leaves Wilmington. sundayS $50 a IN. and
l.30 p. m.
Leaves Penns Grove. sundays, l0s0 a "a,
ana 200Rm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

the piece all The way through, but it
is the comedy work of Mr.. Lester
which in the main stamps the act as
one of extraordinary merit. Lester's
comedy is on the order of George
Oohan's, and his singing is especially
clever. The house was crowded last
night and the act received liberal ap-
plause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
Kesis tor Two ,soa,..

The laying Of the keels Of the two
steel ferIyboats which will he built
by the Harlan a holiincswottn Co.
for ths Long lslnd Ferry Co. has
been started. One 0i the boats wiil be
nuiit directly on the hne Of West
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
walehman vin.lnror Ill.

Joseph II. Vinsinger, watchman at
the Mest street gate of tbs Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., who has been CON
fined to his home with grip for four
weeks, is recovering, but is not able
to resume his duties. His wife and
daughter are aleo III with grip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
IaIlIn NAV Iloonrrr.

Walter Eakiu, the 5-yoar-old br,
who was inIu ea az che plans iha
4 ord Morocco Co, one uay last ueeR
IL improving slightly ana toe Dsig.
ware Hospital physicians have hopes
for his recovery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Mr.. Dial, of Dial and Armstrong,
New York, the producers Of the big
musical novelty The Four Seasons"
appearing at the GaTrick this week,
came over from New York last night
and witnessed the performance Of his
act from one Of the boxes. ''The -Four
Seasons" has proved one Of the big hits
of The SEASON at the Garriok.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Ars. Archibald cnrncy rmproying
Mrs Archibald Carney. Nho was
taken to the houmpathic Hospital,
one day last week, ia a critical con.
dItion' is improving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
Inhn Knlm.r Imnrn.lnn-

John keinner, who fell from a roof
at Front and Washington streets, one
day last week, is improving. de il at
the Delaware Hospital, He is now
anie to sit up in bed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
THE BASEBALL MEETING
A Definite Decision Expected at
the Conference Tonight
TIE OWNERS ARB DIVIDED
Some Favor Independent Ball
and Some Do Not.
THE OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY
Little Prospects OF a League
Team Here.
Some Favor Independent Ball
and Some Do Not.
THE OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY
Little Prospects Of a League
Team Here.

Heckert Disoredits a Report About Hay
den-MnnaCer Shnrrott Has Good
Team for Wilkes -Barro-Pearson Goes TO
Harrisburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
NELSON WON ON POINTS
BE Proved, by Far, More Clever
Than MCGOVGTn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Then the Dane Had Things All
HIS Own WY.
MUCH CLINCHING AND HOLDING
McGovern Was Game, But Was
Outolassed.
ROUNDS
Then the Dane Had Things Al
HIS Own Way.
MUCH CLINCHING AND HOLDING
McCovern Was Game. But Was
Outolassed.

The Daus Tooh No Chances in the first
Half OF the efx-round bout. but After
wards He outsluEgsd the Brooklyn Lad
10 the End.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Inc OahAno oOWlinR team OF the lri-
CITY League will not start for Louis
Vile tonight, to take part in the bowl
ing congress tournament, as was ex-
pected. Originally the Casino team
was to bowl on Saturday night, but
yesterday a telegram was received,
stating the Casino team would not bowl
until Saturday, March 24th. They
will leave on Thursday night Of next
week. The change in schedule ia due
to the fact that Sunday bowling will
not be allowed in the big tournament
This change Affects the Casino team,
because it was scheduled to roll its
tive-man mntch on Saturday evening
and its singles and doubles on Sunday.
The Academy Juniors last light de-
ieated the Belmont team two cut Of
three games. The total scores follow
Academy Juniors. .eel 557 472-le9O
belmont...........507 440 5l3-l48l
johnson and Taylor made the high
est scores in the two-man bowlipp
tournament. The scorea:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Field goals-D. Sullivan. 4; I. Sui
hvan, =; Flood, 81 Hopes, 3 Nor
nan, 3 Speer, 4; Saunders, 9 Tur-
ner, 8. Fouls-T. Sullivan, Turner, / F.;
Morgan, 1.
The BIswnson team desires games
for every Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
BOWLING

Teams Of the knights of Pythias
Bowling League rolled their weekly
games last night. The total scores
follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Live Lobsters at A. II. Ainscows,
Eighth and Tatnall streets.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
BASKETBALL

Al interesting basketball game was
played 80 the Armory last night, be
tWeen the Brovnson Second and the
Armory First. which resulted in q tie,
the SCORE being 70 20 % The teams
lined NJ 90 follows;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
MEETINGS TONIGHT.


City Council.
Nawaset Gun Club.
Democratic league.
Camp 3 =. o. s. A.
Grant Post, q. A. r.
Iron Moulders Union.
star Loan Association.
du Pont Post. q. A. r.
Republican Invincibles,
Cyrus Temple l. G. r.
Clayton Lodge 4. of T..
Eden Lodge /. o. o. II.
Division No. 4. A. o. H.
America Lodge, S. OF h.
Grand Opera House Band.
Asylum Lodge, !. o. o. II.
Humboldt Castle, X. g. Il.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council. j.. o. r. o.
Excelsior Council u. h. A.
Crusaders Temple, j.. G.. Il.
Jefferson Lodge, /. o. o. n.
Delaware Conclave, /. o. II.
Moss Rose Temple, T.. q. ID.
Apollo X. g. \. Brass Band.
sixth Ward Single Tax Club.
Beta lent, No. .. X. u. II. NJ.
Eighth Ward Single Tax Club.
Carpenters and Joiners Union.
seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
kadosh Commandery X. of NJ
heokuk Tribe, lmp'd U. r. NJ
Palestine Castle A. %. h. NJ. b.
Journey HCn unrsasAnars Union.
Wilmington Lodge, A. %. q. M.
Minona Council. Jr. d. q. A. Al
DeiaWare Comnandery, X. q. Il.
hiawaiha Tribe, lmp'd o. X. M.
Wilmington Lodge OF Machinists.
Washington Lodge. A. r. q A.. M.
Mi1pah Conciave, H.. or :. NJ. nj.
Delmaryia Lodge L. A. 10 b. X. n.
i.nsliahe Lodge No. lll, J, q. e.. II.
81. Johns Conmand4rv. No. E ~
Lady Washington Home Coinmunion'
ifospeeiife Chapter. American Guild.
hrandywine Nonclave. n. or =. ". hi.
washington Camp. No. n. p. q. :. A.
noianam Lincoln Command. 4. y. h.
brandy wine Lodge, Order OF thp World
So9ri bmndywine Foresiers of America
Wilmington Lodge. No. l76, !. .. g. T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-08
HITS AT PRESIDENT.
Head of National Live Stock As
sociation Publishes Letter.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH June T.
The Herald to-day publishes letter
from Frank J. Hagcnbnrth, president OF
the National Live Stock Association,
which says In part:
The President has seen tit to ignore
urgent. requests from official represent
atives of the live stock industry rcqulr-
ing him to withhold any radical message
or reports to Congress bearing on abuses
Of the packing industry for the reason
that such message, If heralded over the
world. would work an irreparable loss,
both a home and abroad, to the pro-
ducers Of live stock.
1T must be presumed that the Pres
ident Of the United States Is too big and
broad Il man to feel chngrIn because OF
r the fact that Commissioner Garf1eld's re-
port exonerated the packers from GER
tain imputed del!nquencles, and 1t can
not be thought that he harbors revenge
because Judge Humphreys decision was
n meas T defea for the government.
Nor can 1t be presumed that. because
he failed on these two former occasions,
the President, anxious to make a record
or win out, chose the present method OF
doing so"
Mr. Hagenbarth urges that all existing
abuses could be corrected under the laws
now in force. and declares that the Seil-
.icular occurrences and not genera! con-
d!tions. He says tho stock growers have
suffered for three years because OF the
beef trust agitation, and concludes:
ITO sum UP the entire subject in q few
words, the President, over the heads OF
the packers has hit q hard blow at tho
live stock industry