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AMERICANS FAR AHEAD.
Point HOnors Of Athens Almost S~ure-Sheri.
dan Out Of Pentathlum.
Special Gable Despatch 10 The sun.

>N DNePefNN ~ SNN'
ATHENS, April 2s.r-The Pentathlum oil
all-round championship contest took place
in the Stadium to-day. Martin j. Sheridan
OF the Irish-American Athletic Club did not
take part in the competition owing to the
injury to his left knee. Robertson aid
d. A. Sullivan represented the Stars end
Stripes. The events were a 1872 yard run,
discus throwing, standing broad Jump,
throwing the ~javelin and wrestling. Sulli-
van failed with the discus and ~javelin.
Robertson won the broad jump and the
running race, He was eleventh in the
Jarelin throwing and seventeenth with the
spear.
Twenty-six started, scoring according to
the places made, the lowest being the win
ner. Alter four events Kellarder, the
Swedish champion, led with 81 points,
finally winning with ~. Mudin of Hun
gary was second, with IS; Lammin, Sweden,
third, with 20; Haggman, Finland, fourth,
with "a, and Robertson OF America, fifth,
with 36.
A team victory for America is almost
assured, The total score to date Is: United
States, 81 points, Sweden, %; Greece. o;
England, 5; France, s; Hungary. 8; Ireland,
8; Australia, /, and Finland, 4. There is a
good prospect for the Americans in the
remaining events.
The 1000 yards relay swim was won by
the Austrian team, composed Of Quody,
Hajos, kiss and Hallway. Germany was
second, England third and the American
team, composed of Daniels, Spencer,
Schwartz and Bornaman, fourth.
Bornaman was unplaced in the fancy
diving contest.
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Fol Temporal, Government OF Canal Zone.

Wa1ger Of Pennsylvania TO-DAY intro
ducod a bill to provide for the temporary
government of the Canal Zone. The
m,asurs ve'tS in the President. or such
persons as he shall appoint, until Congress
shall provide other wise, all military, civil
aud judicial powers II confers upon
thu Supreme Court of the Canal Zone iuris-
dictjon to entertain, hear and determine
all cases at law or in equity involving
proprietary title and so forth by the United
States, the government of the Canal Zone
or the lSthmtan Commission to real estate,
immovahle or Personal property in the
Zone. 1t gives the Supreme Cour OF the
United States the right OF review.
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Morcmcnts Of Nayal Vessels.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The battleships
Alabama, Illinois, Indiana and Iowa have
arrived at Hampton Roads, the battleship
Kentucky and the tug Uncas at Guanta =
namo. the supply ship Iris and the collier
Justin az Cavite, the cruiser Brooklyn at
Ponta Delgada and the cruiser Tacoma
at Alexandria.
The cruisers Des Moines and Denver and
the tug Hercules have sailed from ANNAPOLIS
for Norfolk, the cruiser Cleveland from
Annapolis for Boston. the cruiser Charles
ton from New York for Rockland, the col
West, the yacht Mayfower from Annap-
oils for Washington, the tug Choctaw from
Washington for Newport News ard the
gunboat Eagle from San Juan for surveying
duty.
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Senate Passes the Agricultural Blll.

WASHINGTON, April 2s,-The Senate was
occupied all the afternoon in the considera-
ton OF the indian Appropriation bill, which
was passed just before adjournment.
In tho course Of the debate Mr.,In Fol-
lette Of Wisconsin said, in support of one of
his amendments placing restrictions upon
alienation Of lands by Indiana, that the
Secretary Of the Interior had recommended
it.
Whom the Senator from Wisconsin un-
derstands more fully the situation in the
Indian Territory, said Mr.. Bailey Of Texas,
ne will ray less attention TO what the
Secretary of the Interior slvs.'
The amendment was finally stricken
from the bill on a point of order made by
Mr.. Spooner.
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Iii.s SI,s { os !iss e me; 4 lsr' Min ? ,IRRss Z l.s & Z e. 0 e fss; !

ond. with a leap Of . feet Q inches: ). I, .o'connell;
,v1llanova College, third, with a leap OF p feet
Throwing the, Won by John G Carries
University Of Michigan With a throw OF 10 ieS' ! !
throw of IA feet 9 inches: I'd. Parry, Unlverslty OF
chicago, Third, With a throw q IL feet % ins sMsir
pe m1,s SSHis ana ND, :. p B.. cSSh Z is Cornell, al ii feet
: ,nSafs' Fl Ih /, h P5SGs 4 p1 1S sst%eG and 7 claude nii sI Aiien,
syracuse, al i feet 81 inches, swain won hrs'
p'1 iSS S Sa4d Jf R@n%Fi '9'rd pi S1 'a q d sSsi' hea, between
Frank r. GastlemAn cSlgate, ans w, D Nc XVI nbe1sd5'
I TfTnssyi ~ Second, R. a Gamble %sIlc,na p''H %ss Sws sPtESi
tirst place by default OF Dear In the retrial'
INTERCOLLEGIATE RELAY RACES.
40 on yaa MIte Won or ' SS Ai 81 iO Sfs eSi Of f"S commsrcr;
u WV Sd H s" Nsxs 4: HhfiG xa psenG % p ssscHa, ySiIp '3 s,
Atcheson; Radnor High school, third, with j; i.
s FSiI ! r r. n; . n miMH9s, Z !. y ! : r seconds hsa o. NO,
one MI.eIGo5 teams go Of i9gr oOy Uo;,i eSGS Tun pnsT!
DAY y and %'i" i. +. fssy"l SSG;s T%ssotsa A. $ 81
J. P0P nisr,s s fd,Sn. 'S e 8. E fullerton To- n and W. Lsshsr;;
West jersey Academy. third, with W. goodwin;
m nj stsss IS 5 : sc ro @ anu H.
ons Mis- Iass5SFQT teams e. four 5oys; . soTS
ana J, +, o;]i3oanelE .ihavg;rfqrd sGaS91l 'sSone.
snyder and S. j, French; Pratt Institute, B%Eooklynn,
sh,,d; WITH J, Sharsss. \ I; French; ia 8, : F. s.e H,ndSoN
COLLEGE RELAY RACES.
One Mlle-For teams OF four men. each running
44o yards-Won BY New York Law School, WIN
!. 7. lunt, n. $. Mullen, 5. p, Moss ana x =
Demphyi Medico Chirurgical College. Phlladslphis'
second, With J, I, Freyman. p. j. Kane W. n
Pope and p. J, .%Speeder; Art and Textile SShooI'
W. Wise md c. Gssk'll. Time. 3 minutes o. 10
seconds.
yards-Won by Lafayette, With G. W. H.; F1elds'
j. PaAon and j. W. Colhton: Univertity OF virglntH'
second, with i. NAPLES. A. Gray. r, Bosher and I.
Finck; state College, third, with o. l.. Henry. He
J. J. Kaiser and r. b. Arnold. Time, y MIN
utes Is IS seconds.
One Mile Relay Race. for teams of 4 men. each
running 40 yards--Won BY Swarthmore' with 9,
Henrlc, Il, Baker, G. L. broomcl and S. Heed;
Johns Hopkins. second, With j. T. Hunter, A. X.
Padgett. l.. W. Pierce and q. A. Stewart: University
Of Maine, third, with X. II. Porter, II. A. nowlto
W. j. -. Onge and o. p. Wyman. Time 3 minutes
81 % seconds.
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William McarackCn. Father OF Kenl 1cky
Trotting. Dead.

LhXtNGToE. Ky, April 2s-Wlliam
let scken, aged 50 years. who was the oldest
%trotting horseman in this country, died herv
to-day. He was known as the father of trot-
ting horses. being the first to bring a fast
harness horse into Kentucky, the horse
being Roenuck. a PAGER. from Canada.
MCCraCken began life with horses when a
boy OF u. being daily associated with Henry
Clay. and the past siXty-three years OF his life
were devoted to trOtters. The noted horse
man it. survived by a wife and three daughters.
His ONLY son, John McCracken, who was an
actor formerly with Mclean and Prescott,
died foMr MAoks MO.
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site for New state Department Building

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The Senate
to-day passed a bill authorizing the ac-
QUESTION of all the land bounded by Penn
sylvania avenue, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets and Ohio avenue, Northwest, five
blocks in the city of Washington. for a
site for new buildings for the departments
of State, Commerce and Labor and Justice
at a limit of cost of 5000, 900, A commits
sion composed of the Secretaries of State
Trea surv. Commerce and Labor, the At
torney-General and the Superintendent Of
the Capitol is crea ted by the bill 10 report
upon ulars.
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Mcnr, T. Esbert Dies In Newark. y. Y.

NEWARK, y. Y. April 2S.-After n five
days illness of pneumonia. Henry r Egbert
of Now York city, died at the Newark Hotel
his evening He hal been here since last
fall as local superintendent Of the RrfTalo,
Pole Line Company. His wife, who
was Miss Abhie Elois Smith. to whom he
mother, Mrs. Agnes Egbcrt Of New York,
survive him. He was a member Of Kiemet
Shrine, Brooklyn, and Of Tvanhoe Com
mandery,. New York, The rom tins will
be buried in Greenwood Cemetery Monday.
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pope Makes Father Hagen Director Of
vatican Observatory.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Announoement
has been made of the appointment of the
Rev. John G.. Hagen, for fifteen years
director of the observatory at George
town University, to be director of the
Vatican observatory at Rome. Father
Hagen is the author Of numerous astro-
nomiCal works and has a wide reputation.
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DOHERTYS RETAIN HONORs,
Defeat Challcneers In Play for English
Covered Tennis Titles.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, April 2s.-The winners OF the
covered tennis championship in the recent
tournament met the title holders to-day.
In tile singles II, j.. Doherty. holder, beat
A. w. Gore 80. Miss W, X, Douglass beat
Miss Lane. hold err. 20.
The Doherty brothers beat Gore and
Caridil in the doubles by 80.
Ia the mixed doubles A.. 7. wildine and
Miss W. X. Dou glass beat r. S. Doher ty and
Miss Smith. holders Of the championship,
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DiUl Is kICkING.
0dcll's TroOki,r Representative Sof Over
tpportlonnlent Plan.

Col, Michael j, Dady, one of the few re-
naming supporters Of Odell in the Repub-
lean organization in Brooklyn, is of course
opposed TO the new Senatorial apportion-
prent scheme. He announced yesterday
That it would he changed in some material
RESPECTS before its final adoption. That
Mr., WoodrufT's plan will go through, how
ever, without any substantial amendment
II the opinion of all observant politicians in
Brooklyn, Senator McCarren, speaking as
the Representative Of tho Democratic or
ganiZatipp. said:
The plan IL r"uortcd on Friday will I've
adopted, N"Hr" all very well satisfied with
II. We 60, tn b"rt the Republicans woul I.
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No Educational Con, cntIon This Year

No EHncntIOnaI CNnN enIIOn THIS Year.
? BosToN, April pa, p. Winship to-day
received a despatch from Chicago an
nouncing that the executive committee
of the National Educational Association
had decided not to hold any convention
this year. 1t had been arranged to hold
the convention in San Francisco, but the
"a rthnllak e snoiled the plnn.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. April Is These army orders were
issued to day:
Capt. Ivers W. Leonard. Eleventh II infantry, is
detailed as professor OF military science and tao.
tics at Concordia College. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Lieut.. Col. Smith $. Leach and Capt. Harry G.
Hale, General stan, Will proceed 10 New port, r. l.,
for the purpose OF taking part In the confer ence OF
Officers OF Naval War College. from June l TO octo.
Der |. 1905.
These navy orders were issued,
Midshlpman w. p. Hayes. from Annapolis TO the
AlAhAm ma. thence to the Maine.
Midshipmnn +. II. Roberts, from Anna polls to
the Illinois: thence TO the Missouri.
Nidshipman \, a, Garcrlon, Dr., from Annapolis
TO the Town: thence TO the KChrsAIge.
surgeon c. II. r, Lowndcs, from lir 1cxas to the
Virginia.
surgeon s. e, Evans. from recruiting station.
Denver, Col. 10 the Louisiana.
Surgeon l.. Morris. from the Iowa to home.
surgeon NJ, X, Johnson, from tho Maine to the
Iowa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r b. Williams. from
the West Virginia Ia the Maine.
Assistant Surgeon j. R. Dykes, 10 navy yard,
New Work..
ing station, Denver. Col.
Assistant Surgeon =, f. StHlhaker. TO the Wcs,
virginia,
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TO LET FoR BUSINESS prRPosrs.

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BUILDINGS.
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Near 9Th av. 4ith ST. opposite Hippodrome
large four story building: uneQualed location Tor
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45th ST.. near 9Th av., three story and basement
building; rent for term OF years,
1872 Canal ST., four story and basement.
Southeast corner eth av. and S5th st, liEn, store,
studio floors, large show windows; one with NORTH
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"a East 23rd ST., half OF End floor and Others m
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"a East 23rd St. half first loft; skyllght. elevator
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OFFICES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANAc THIS DAY.
Sun rises ... .4:59 sun sets. $40 Moon sets. -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook l0ai Gov. lslAnd II ONHell Gate ~ 90

h'''' 49, 'HN 'ff'fi ~
Arrived SATURDAY. Auhl %.
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IS Christianla, Hamburg. April II.
SIS Mhrtello. Hull. April IL.
SIS Darenfels. Calcutta, March o.
IS 81. George, Yokohama. February IL
SIS Advance, Colon. April e..
IS Mag ara. Havana, April ~.
SIS Manoa, Cenfucgos, April p,
IS Coamo. san Juan, April "a.
SIS Saratoga. Santiago, April 2
IS Grccian Prince, Santos, April :
IS Norman Prince, Buenos AyreS, March 10.
IS Trinidad, Barbados, April 20.
SIS Homby Castle. Bermuda, April rs.
SIS Espcrnnza, Havana, April ~.
SIS Kansas City. Savannah. April %.
SIS III Dorado. New Orleans. April IS.
SIS San Marcos, Galveston. April 81.
SIS Fl Mar. Galveston, April Il.
SIS ArApahoC, Charleston. April 20.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk. April %.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-04-02
FOR PAUL JONES CEREMONY.
PART TO BE TAKEN BY NAVAL
REPRESENTATIVES.
The French Men of War Will Also
Attend And Take Part On
That Occasion.
NAVY DEPARTMENT CoNSID
ERING INVITATIONS.

Although not finally settled IL is
more than probable that the United
States navy will be represented here
on the occasion of the ceremonies at
tending the final interment of Com.
modore John Paul Jones on the 2ith
proximo 10y the following named YES.
sells
Battleships Alabama, Illinois, flag
ship; Iowa, and Massachusetts, under
command Of Rear Admiral Davis.
The cruiser Minneapolis, flagship.
Cleveland. Denver aud Des Moines,
under command of Rear Admiral
Bradford
The monitors Arkansas, Florida and
Nevada. OF the coast squadron, com.
manded by. Rear Admiral Diokins.
All these vessels are attached TO the
Atlantic feet commanded by Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans, and are
within short steaming distance of An
napolis.
The French men of war which will
take part in the ceremonies constitute
the special cruiser squadron command
ed by Rear Admiral Brevoe dc la
PeyTere. whiCb was sent to the French
naval station at Fort do France, Mar
Unique, several months ago for the
avowed purpose of forcing President
Castro OF Venezuela to apologize for
his treatment of NJ Taigny, the French
charge at Caroacas. These vessels
were never called ION to institute ac.
tuRl punitive measures, but have been
retained on the Caribbean station and
are now cruising in the. West Indies
preparatory to their visit to the United
States next month 10 do honor to the
memory of Commodore John Paul
Jones, whose bones rested on French
territory for SO many,years.
The squadron consists of the flagship
Desaix, the Jurien dc la Graviere
and the Trude. The Desaix is an ar
mored cruiser of Z ZOO tons displace-
meut and IL, 100 indicated horsepower.
She has a speed of 81 knots aud car
ries ten 6-inoh rapid fire guns in her
main battery. The Jurien de la Gra-
Were is a protected cruiser of the sec
ond class She has displacement of
.. 300 tons, an indicated horsepower Of
II, 100, and n speed of % knots She
has eight 6-inch guns in her main bat
terry. The Troude is a steel cruiser of
1877 tons displacement and an indi-
Gated horsepower of $50. and a maxi.
mum speed of % knots. Her main
battery consists of four inch guns.
The complement of these three vessels
is about ], 200 officers and men.
The Navy Department is busily On
gagged in issuing invitations to the ex-
ereises in connection with the final
burial of the remains of John Paul
Jones. The text of the invitation
follows: 1.-The Secretary Of the Navy
requests the honor of your presence at
the ceremonies in commemoration of
John Paul Jones at the armory of the
United States Naval Academy, An
uapolis, Md, on Tuesday, April "a,
1906, at o clock, p. IN. ." Responses
are requested. Several thousand in
vitations will be mailed within day
or two.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-04-02
Death OF Miss Collision.

Miss Annie l.. Collinson died last
night at her home on Prince George
street. after four days illness Of pneu
gnonia. Miss Collinson was out on
last Thursday, and contracted cold
which developed into pneumonia aud
caused her death.
The deceased was the daughter of
Che late Edward and Mary M. Collin
son. of South River, and a sister of
DR.. Oollinson, Of South River, this
county Some time in December Miss
annie Colliuson came to Annapolis
and took up her residence with her
sister, Miss Harper Collinson. on
Prince George street. having previous.
iy purchased the house opposite Car.
vel Hall. which they had put in
thorough repair and improved The
little home is now broken up by the
s3eath of one of the sisters. The re-
Iains Will he taken to South river for
interment and services Will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock from
Hope Chapel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-04-02
THE BRIDGE BILL is SIGNED.
Governor Warfield Presents Pen to
Mr. ]. A. Walton.

This morning Governor ,Warfeld
signed the bill authorizing new
bridge TO be built over Spa creek
The bill was passed on Saturday
night. It was drawn up in its origi-
nal form by James W. Owens.
Esq, of Annapolis, and was intro
duced by Delegate Russell. It was
subsequently amended, however, and
passed with the amendments suggested
by James r. Brashears, ESQ. and Mr.
J. A. Walton, both of whom worked
heroically for the bill.
The new Spa creek bridge will be
built of iron with concrete pillars and
will be modern in design and construc-
tion. 1t will have foot path as well
as driveway, aud a division for cleo
trio cars should they ever be that mode
of tIaEel in Annapolis. The new bridge
will be located on the site of the old
one except a change at the Gloucester
street end, where there Will be a
double entrance one to Compromise
street and the other to Duke of Glou.
cester street.
The Governor presented the pen
with which be signed the bill to Mr.
J. A. Walton, who was largely instru-
mental in having the bill passed, and
who, with Mr.. Brashears, worked dill
igently to accomplish this end