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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
No Other Railway in the Northwest

has In so short a period gained the rep
utatiOn and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From "A comparatively unknown factor
10 the commercial world, 1t has been
transformed 10 an independent, intlu.
entail. grand Through Route, with
magnificent depots, superb equipment
and unsurpassed terminal facilities,
through careful catering TO details IL
has won for itself a reputation Of solid.
ity, safety. convenience and attention
to It's patrons, second 10 no railroad In
the country. Pullman sleepers, mod
els ~ palatial comfort, dining "A ! In
which the cuisine and general appoint
ments are up 10 the highest standard,
aud coaches especially built for this
route. are among the chiff elements
which have contributed towards cater.
ing successfully to n discriminating
public. Located directly on liz line,
between Minneapolis and 81. Paul. and
Milwaukee and Chicago, aud Duluth aud
Milwaukee aud Chicago, are the follow
ing thriving cities Of Wisconsin aud
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, Wis,
Ifonwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich. Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Waukeshs, aud Burling-
ton, Wis.
For detailed Information, lowest cur
rent rates, berthE, etc, via this route,
To any point In the South or East, ar
ply to nearest Ticket Agent,or address
WM s. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Genl Pasaf, a Ticket Agt,
MILWAUKEE,
y. ". ANsoN. Southwestern Passenger Agt
A.. Nl..t. - nt.n..n.i Nj.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

Our rsprsceaenfsiiv ins wsztasr err
tas-s. Yesterday csnld ret Be tn
prnvsd apsH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20
HENRY i. WALCE,
STENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 90,
New Houseman building,

New Houscman Building.
Opposite CITY Hall. Grand Rspid,.
Mich. References, Chancerv case. Ne
positions DlctztioR and general law work
accurately reported and tuxnscfl pix
promptly furnished 81 reasonable rsies
Official StonoRfspher Of the Circ,rt
Court Tor Kent County and Notary
Public.
Agent for Western Michigan for the
celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchass
Of a typewriter, should certainly cal
and see The Hammond More BAN
mond typewriters have been sold n
Grand Rapids during the past year than
any other. Send for circular. A com-
pieie stock 81 typewriter supplies. car
bon paper ribbons and psper constants
IN on hand. Telephone No. -. Tale
Elevator on ottsvs-EL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

TIE Bosr3 81 Bsaith sid Or Lrrrv-
sKr vss geo imrrsencaa Il icoks ncw
a. r sley hai mss IN BIS place 30 q
= ate Zoo rrscticsL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

The experienced and Successful educator
AID sccou P.is5sd pen ar-.s- o. loHceu.
ont-, wul Oh Ssplsl.0 Der B. neKt, EooeSt a
position GA ths tsacbiuE star connected
viii Lsan's Business College. A. = pfSfes
slouHl teacher sld penHAn NJ ferez has
DO superior ard NJ lean is 20 be oeugrs l.
ulatsa upsn securing lac services u - dis
ting ulsbsd An ed 1e4tof.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

The NIrfs bill - taken 60 be prtc.i-
cslly The platform Of tie D@mocrstic
party With references 10 he tsrif. II =
worth ths while q ne farmers - Mich
igsn 20 study that bin further than iis
application e. ths lumber. salt and wool
Industries. There srs q good many
potatoes r. ised Ia this STATE. The present
la~ provides That isrif 81 II cents
sushei mrs, - paid on potatoes which
srs imported. Ibe Mus bdl provides
ihat vegetables snd bulbons roots shall
b Admitted rec 81 duty Potatoes ara
beth vegetables and bulbous roots.
Statutes ere subject to construction BY
iacs~ Eho administer them sad ~ the
grsrts. Should he Mus bill become
as tae estursl Interpretation would -
thsf 80 provision admitting vege sbiss
sac eaioous roots free. beng tha later
eescfnasu', sunsrse,ies ia s. cent TART
sni ihss pcfstces must - sdu,itfsd frse.
WhsisVsr Mr. Mrs msy saT. rs b
threatens the farmers Of the Norfh bern
bcrssr States vith a. refer II Canadian
rcls oss IRE ~ dirty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

fsT othsT - eresr szBesF
Tsksg r. srsf tr fuF
sleer ~ -sr - ~ psrift sDs ktsrfif p
Trssses - sri irGu Def-rit -fsT'oT a. -. -
bsT tTr~e~ su< h-rrr Fsrf@s fvp~>@ 81 et1
trfz ftef rsFt ffre<r -rwsefrfes ussff 81 llefrft
Fita > frro8Tt - ms FsEt fteF re- ~ zste a.
rsez Ticker lFee Norrsefc sra - MN
cer~F
Gees Torrs rerI ~. 81 N0r~as-s-
= ~ - - = frt A. fxissro
TEF pcrT EAe fEFAfTEF sTEtErr
& Tro~ss F-sr1 r. rskrf fsf'T trls~ f--r-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

For dent care. duh tired feeling ina
povefished blood. ouii pains ia tsck and
bead, tantahzing skin eruPtioas. keup 5
SsrsaTariiia never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee n. Price 81 per bottle.
Ibbs' drug store. leo Monfcc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20
AXE sfoRF A MICHIGAN rOUTEERN.
kafsne~ro Tf-srinw

tran issves creud Espas scr anexsn ~
~ p srrrinf trers -
Trough tlcksis SO fc TrIof "a ffs'ris II ~
TED -tsfes Nfrfas snd fsueds o. fuiou
ifket One.
- E.fTH r ? a Clevsisn1
y nooTz rer-f Tiekes tFeat
fyo p NrNsos fitT fNksf AGENT
Tskf-F sfeei NJ u -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20


NAL for Chicseo Muskegou an d Joedef N am
Fasg ESprrss Tor Chicago. .............. ~ nm
EIprcss for HuEEegou and HAM, SIS n
\ rht fypress Tor Chicago .... - 90 = "a
Night E1prosx tor indians polls ..... IA o. = m
For Biz Rspids, BALDWIN. Iudcirf1on
snd Nanistes .....-.... .....-.-..-....- to5 pm
ForB,g Rapids. BALDWIN. DUo ngtor and
Msuisiee ....-...-.-..-... ...........f - n m
Iapre for Miiskegou ard Cd Haven z $40 pm
sEElfE
Might Fapress from Chlosfo -.-.. seTan
fight kxpTes from indiaus polls .-..-.s 8 nam
EEpress from NUkkegon and Kart ........fi Do cam
Nail from chicago and NutteRon. 80 s. N
Express fran Ailecan snd Toledo ~ = %
p pes FoD rem ter aBo 4kkeGOnf o. pa
fnst Ixpregs iron "a cEgc..... as r "a
Prom Msuistee Buoingt0n. BALDWIN
and Big Rspids .. ... go 20an
From hsnisiee. L3dfuRton. Baldwin sNpm
LAZY. +Dsiiy srceuf SUNDAY. fnsfs erospl
Saturday 'DaIlv tpoent kou<sy
hronrn oos1be< n tbictgo and Toledo - 2 I"
N rain.- Through psfi0r or to lineage on
u y n Tsfn.-No extrs charge fof sfsts
through seer ne and chair car between Ho sd
afohs on Ind annapolis Niefi i1pf@ss irsiHs.-
Through sespiuE car ~ fhfrtfo or II 20 NJ
ifaiD Il nion Ticke' oTioe e Won r~es
A. CsFyArrFt Trsrc NsnsEer
WILLIAM gBFFTT tsEf Cen Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

Tie shortest iinr 20 retron snd kssi kernnt
psrior can between Dclroi sud ersrd fspids
~ ains leaviHg Detroit - pm ano aFsus Eap-
iot 70 pm run daily. Other trains "a .ls ef-
ocpi SUNDAY
a. tLMGU Ee7 TlCtei Agent oepot gro "
n UNISON. lEi0n Iiokei Agent lt HOafoe.g
GO p. SMITH Cen Aft. Grand Esp.1a
~ A CARFFNTfE
} p. Nv1IIEFN Tfsf,s N.rsrsr.
OeEcfl Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

We have q few PAIRS OF mems low shoes.
Hansn & Sons MAKE, thai w will close cut
al $40 pair. a. HEK0LD & Co,
IS Monro--st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20

feitff f1'f teA- u 4A4fy
Detroit kIpreS has parior car TO Detroit max
lng direct connections for al points East arriving
IA New York at 1910 a M next dsv Limited
Express cast has through sleeper from Grand
RAPIDS 10 Niegafs Falls connecting ~ Milwaukee
Junction with through seepers 10 Toronto
Through tickets and sleeping car births -ccIre1
AT D., .. II N. hallway ofccs - Monroe ~
and al the depot
Jas ChsFBTLL- City Pas Agent
6Bo B. REIvE. Trs-ic Manager. Chicsro
CHICAGO WET AlCHlGsS-ALL TRAINS
Y arrive al sno oeptu from Union Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20
n ETRoTr, GRAND HAVEN a MILWAUKEE

kurson. Gn,sn Iicfe, 1eent e korroe+t
c. l. lockwood Gen. pssa and Tfet~, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
STATE NATIoyAL GUARD CONTENTION

is THE ORGANIZATION TOO NEAR THE STATUS OF
REGULAR ARMY.
ALBANY, JAN 1q.-The meeting OF the National Guard
Association of tue state Of NewYork in the City Hall
to day at O'Clock called to order by the president
Colonel H. W. Mitchell of Brooklyn. Among the prom
nent officers present the first vice president Lieu
tenant Colonel S. NJ WEIGH, jr of Buffalo, the second
vice president, Captain L. l.. Olmsted, OF Bnghamton;
the secretary. ieutenantCOlonel A. b. Lawrence, OF
Warsaw; the corresponding secretary. Captain George
W. Collins. of New-York; the treasurer Lieutenant
David wilson Of NewYork, and the chaplain the Rev.
Newland Maynard, Of Brooklyn.
Colonel Mitchell. in his annual address, said that In
the last decade the National Guard has tended toward
the status OF regular army. aud that 1t has become
grave question whether the limit in this direction has
not been fully reached The advlsaby OF the assign
menJ of Regular Army officers as instructors or tue
National Guard a subject OF vital Importance Tor
consideration. 1t suggested that the convention
should gain urge Legislature that the appropr-
alton for the National Guard should not DO less tnan
the year. and that adopt effective
satisfactory organization scheme Tor annual encainp
ment and efficient system OF rifle practice signal and
ambulance corps all that Is needed Is suiciency OF
funds 10 make the National Guard OF the State model
organization of the citizen sosdiery Of the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
f. a. PERRY THINKS HE is BEWITCHED.
HIS HALLUCINATioNs ABOUT VOICES OF UNSEEN
PERsoNs-NoT INSANE AT MIDDLETOwN.

HIS HALLUCINATiONs ABOUT VOICES OF UNSEEN
PERsoNs-NoT INSANE AT MIDDLETOwN.
NORWICH, Conn. JAN 19.-The trial Of Fred A.
Perry murder OF E. C. Whittlesey. business man.
ager OF The New London Day., occupied the Superior
Court for the third day Dr. Carey OF Brooklyn and Dr.
r. W. Fisher, Boston, who appeared as experts on
insanity find clear evidence OF insanity ID his
decisions and Authorizations He hears voices and
prorane and vulgar language formerly used by himself:
Stiles who kept the retreat for insane at Middle
town. n. Y, 1873, when Perry was there said that
Perry committed two legal certificates on April
49, 1873, and away July 20 after an outbust Of
passion He described the prisoner as man OF violent
temper but said he evidence OF insanity while he
was there In fact they had made record that he was
The defence conf rented him with letter
he wrote to Perry's lawyer Dayton the day following
Perrys escape, In which he described tweN emile
chase by several men TO recapture him and made such
notes as these: ,
lie will be fool enough TO return to New York II he
is returned the asylum will give hun hard lines
After this escapade Of us you can help him.
II ever he showed signs OF insanity 1t was when he ran
away" Dr. stes mad recollection OF the exact mean
Ing OF the word escapade as applied to the incident
of Perry's running away from asylum, which he
was kept at the expense OF the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
THE TAX EQUALIZATION PROBLEM.
OTHER LEGISLATION.

LOWS RESOLUTION ADOPTED B1 HE
OTHER LEGISLATION.
ALBANY, Jan. l9.-In the Senate this morning Mr. Lew
called bis resolution ordering inquiry into the sys-
TEN OF taxation In vogue in Pennsylvania and other
States having IN view the equalization OF taxation
real and property ~ compelling the latter 70
bear its just share Of the public bnrdens
Mr. Cantor objected TO the title. which stated that the
rural districts, under the present system In this
etate were taxed heavily than the cities.
Mr. Reilly presented figures showing that the coun
ties which located the large cities Of the STATE
pay SAT 600 fetal S5S 900 600 annually
Nsw-York and Brooklyn paw annually $42,000,0Oo in
taIea
Mr. Vsdder attributed the absence OF q representa-
tive from NswYork City on the State Board OF Equali-
cation 20 the political movements OF tine Governor and
Dvmssrsts who had the h..nk OF three members, tho
Secretary Of Stale. Treasurer sad Attorney General
Mr. Low said that tho csuntry districts were
evsrtsxed that personal property. watch IL chiefly
IN the Cities escaped ten almost entirely and threw
ne burden rural real 1t had been found prae
saly Impossible get directly ct the personal property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrELLIGENCE.

BEGINNING January % Erie Raiwy Will check baggage
through to the Pacific inset Of 10 Missouri RIVER
ponts or New.Oreaus heretofore been tho pact
Excess bagga will however cont nue. 10 De cnecAelo
above only, reIuirlhs rec lecklns tron tnere
PTTrsBURG ly-Ats meeting OF the diyis)a eelEls
agents OF tho lines RAINING Pttsburg and Chclo
to-day decided return TO the scale ot rates maze on
August s which will avancs o. ID per celt OVER te
present rates no xever will not atect me
iron rates they are proVile' loe ny
special tarlu
PORTLAND oregon. Jan. l9.-Today committee OF the
Poaut appointed by the Boari OF
Trade had its meeting aud cOnsieret the question OK
the hostility sail be shown To Portant bV tho Nortsrn
PacfcR abroad high charg ores fro me celr
Aene this and the avoritism shown 10 NJ m
tana cities wy low II Is understood that
petition will bs sent Pacific [, break OF neeo
items with the Northern Pacific reatye u lons esr u
oregon Railway and NAVIGATION property rae nlpl
Pacific will b. hr:st to eDtent branch uto the Ctlr
mines P0ranl shippsrs Will give their thiod-i
freight exclusively 10 the Union PIcldc.
BOSTON Jan. l9-The Legislative Committee on Rairoab
began irug the petite OF tas Boston ani Providence
Railroad mp consolidate with tns OH Colony Hi-
road morning. being present many prominent rail-
Mr. Russell for tho Boston AMI Prsyiience rot
which les that the Boston aud PrV
al uI N rott accoriance
the OF RAILROADS IL Is pro1aOie thaI
the will favorable report IN Few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
,ould that 10 douo the problem wsuld

OF NewYork CITY, Could that be done the problem wsuo
be determined
melton to strike cut the preamble was lost py Vo'e
sflstol IA TIE resolution was adopted. II to H.
The Finance Committee reported fovcrably on INC
bul reappropriating 81. 100000 fer State prisons
NOMINATION CONFIRMED
On Mr. CeggeshaIs motion tho Senate went ints open
executive session consider nominations all OF wmch
were onfrned. The Railroad Committee reported tue
name OF Michael Richard Of Utica tn succeed john
Herman for lie uRexpred term also for ful term OF
five years The Finance Committee reported fred >.
Menzes as manager OF the State Industrial School at
Roc hester joseph s. Petty Loan Commissioner Of sur
folk Csnntv; Adrian Babe ock, Loan Commissioner OF
Chenango County; Edwin X. BurnhaB. Trustee OF the
Asylum for Feeble minded Women at Newark ana John
Harmon mana ger Of the St Lawrepce Asylum fertile In
sane The Judiciary Committee reported George II.
Treadwel and James " Manning. OF Albany and Danel
L sickles of New-Ysrk Civil service Commissioners
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
BY Mr. Observation-Disclosures elevated railroads from
collecting fares fran persons compelled 10 stand up IN
their cars requiring the conductors to post piacao
when the full. -,
Mr.. Misunderstanding spOrisAeEs cluos 10 nolu
animal each In Scpte uDer or
the members OF each club bsng divided INTO tM' $40
and TO shoot or purposes OF count deer scar fox sts
rabbit so rres wild duck grouse qnal and "So eooH
The Assembly Judiciary Committee VIII report IaVVr-
ably tie bill Increasing from $1,000 to SlOooo me
amount OF damages recoverable In case OF uoaVh W ao
cident from railroad other corporations . NIT.
as chairman of the Revision Comnttee' vice MI -Ho
EyOy, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
LITTLE CHANGE IN WESTERN RATE

C IcAGo l9.-rhe general freight agents OF the
Western road. at a meeting TO-DAY agreed to make no
change in the grain rates from Council Blum, 70 meet
the hvscsnt reduction or the southwestern hns' rom
Kansas City. Tho Rock Island aad me 'h'eago anu
Northwestern roads have absut 100000 bushels OF
corn stored in Western Iowa. which they are anxious ID
hs nj out At the twentycents rate and the Burlington
which hal given nsce that it wouli reduce the rates
FROM Omaha has consented TO hold of for Tina or IN
Ill discovers that Nebraska grain is taken down to IT,
joseph and Kansas City, to got the aivantiSe OF t'
reduction
The efforts OF Marvin Hughtt to get meeting OF tho
presidents OF the Western lines have no. net with
favorable response Whe they all coasentstt to attsni
h. done Al present to psrmanent yssce AM
that meeting would he time wasted 49,,
The Central Traffic Association lines WIN take no ah'p
I'm estino the reduction in mileage ticket rates BY tho
Michiran Central until the nsKt general neetlnR when
tho managers will fully consider it The general 0pnon
il that ain of the Inns will be forced TO MAKE tao
rate two cents mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
SETTLING A BIG RUBBER SUIT.

Dispatches from Boston yesterday said that arotrators
have ~ arded 10 sbpton Green, NewYsrk S26000 the
amount claim against the Woonsocket Rubber Com
many Mr. Bsnnigan OF the Rubber Company sailed
for Europe Wednesday The suit begun last August
for 1922 for rubber sold the company the quality OF
which was disputed the flee OF Shpton Green No. liz
ssd yesterday that the award was for the
full amount OF the claim with interest
At the OF Woonsocket Rubber Company, No ~
IL said yesterday that the arbrators
n NJ CLAMP and j. W. Jordan. OF jordan, Marsh
Co. Boston but the result had been received yet
II WAS disputed mercantile transaction and 1t
on whether the company should pay $4,000 or $4,000
more than considered the rubber worth The had
the rubber aud abundany able stand the suit In
regard devarure OF President Joseph Bansgan for
Europe said that the award had nothing To do with it.
He had business and announced two weeks
thai going The company OF So OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
REnrc1NG WAGES IN ROLLING WILLS.
ENGINEERS INSPECT THE NEW BRIDGE.
LOUD N THrIR PRAISE OF THE STRUCTURE OVER
THE HARLEM.


Tho Amer,oan Society OF Civil Engineers closed its
thirty fifth annual meeting yesterday after an inter
csting and satisfactory session. Tho PRINCIPAL ous-
iness IN hand having been disposed OF on 'he
first day yesterday devoted recreation At 10 o'clock
the members embarked asst Twenty tlrist on the sn
steamer Blackbird up the Harlem River to view
tho Bridge in course OF consuctionJust
above High Fridge the landing the members
OF the party met by escort OF the
bridge engineers who poted them successfully over
the intervening canal boats and something over an
hour In answering questions about the fine structure
elected tho admiration OF the party the e or
was composed Of Hutton chief engineer OF the or"-e
John Bogart resident and Theodore Cooper D. Me-
Cean f. Raque Henry Gerkn, o. E. Gushing. ana George
Leighton. OF the staf.
As Inspection in progress Messrs Myles lerhey
and George Cook contractors who have the WORK Ia
charge share Of praise The vistsrs num-
bered something 100 and nearly all OF them went
to the top Of the finished arch to examine inc
details Of the workmanship ut is bold
and splendid piece of work." said ono
veteran. when Captain Eads's arch in tho ST. Louis
the attention world This one has
span only feet less than his and is OF much
greater simplicity OF three years Is being
done In one"
With appees wheted by the keen air the party returned
TO the steamer their style l3AOwhere luncheon
had been BY this fairly discussed the
Blackbrd wharf In tho evening fecep
ton held socetys house. No 127 East twenty
third st and the meeting declared ourned until next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
sw1yDLED OUT or si5o,ooo By WOMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l9-Mss Mary A. Brown. OF
Norrstown has zen swinded out Of 81 $4,000 by Phil
adelphia woman who made investments for women
She conducted a Ladies' Bank " and promised large
returns for every dollar invested Miss Brown said she
had known the woman whose victim she Is since child
hood and had great confidence In her on Monday she
was to receive a large OF money from the Philade
pha woman rs a return her n Vostment The money
did not come aud Brown wrote her She replied
that all business between them was at an end and tnat
no more letters would be answered. This startling
Information 10 Miss Brown infatuated sbc with
what sbe supposed TO be sure and speedy method OF
obtaining fortune that she borrowed money from all
her friends In order invest 1t with the Phlade phia
woman She has employed counsel to prosecute the
Philadelphia, hut her lawyer says 1t would be mpossl
BILE for Miss Brown To recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
ALARMED BY i STRANGE EXPLOSION,
A RAILWAY TORPEDO GOES OFF WITHOUT AN

RAILWAY TORPEDO GOES OFF WITHOUT AMI
APPARENT REASON IN HoBoKEN.
Caorge p Bsonnette OF No. 3i3 East Sixty-ffth-st.
was walking up the roadway leading from the Hoboken
Ferry, Jersey Cty, at 10:3O a. m. yesterday when an
explosion occurred tie sidewalk directly at his feet
Bsonnette although badly frightened, was not injured
The explosive article first Thought to have been
small tin box such is used for giant powder IL haa
been demolished and pieces were scattered In all urec
I'm what was mistaken for the lid of the box was
small hole into which fuse had been Inserted Tue po1
had IL was thought. contained powder The place where
IL exploded away from any building and Is sup
posed tnat i; put there by some joker hter tHe
police nd submitted the p Ices OF itttened TIN 10 eh
pers they declared tho supposed box to be railroad
tnrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
MR. NIco1L AND the GoULD-SAGE CASE
THE YOUNG ATTORNEY TO BE ASKED TO PUSH THE
auaarcIt rLnN TILE RONnnOLDERs

THE YOUNG ATTORNEY TO BE ASKED 10 fCoh inH
PROSECUTION FOR THE BONDHoLDERs.
IT WAS announced yesterday that De Lancey Ncon had
been retained by the bOndhOders OF the Kansas racine
railway to look after their interests in the prosecution OF
Law Gould and Russell Sage. Mr. Nico vino sat snok-
ing cigar yesterday afternoon In dis office at No. III
Wal-st SAIL that the announcement was premature
have little doubt. however" he continued " tnat
shall DO brou yht the The pIpers have been
left with me for examination. l am almost entirely
Ignorant in the matter for while was IN the District
Attorneys Office busy with the boo lie cases
that learned nothing OF 1t there The action Is mix
ture OF civil and criminal procedure AMI Is oroughS
under Sections 54l, jl2 an 53 OF the Penal Code Inc
language of the Is sc that Bne or any amount hoI
exceeding tho taken NAV be imposed with Inter
est and 20 per Provision Is made Tor restuIoh'
hrurh the County Treasurer by order Of the Supreme
persons who prove themselves ueIrauueu
"Tuere talk of tue statute or Initatons
having rum but that was disposed OF by Mr.. Martihe
before he went Office TO me it seelrs ridiculous
to entertain idea. As well might tue holder OF
trust funds claim the exemption when, aitcr ne
had paid interest t0T years you Onni that he nu
made away with the principal Ihc actlon IS tne out
come the investigation OF the Paclhc kdrodl onl
mission. Ii was not until then that tle Dondholuers
found as they claim, that they hal Oecu robbel NO"
they want the value Of their land in money Inc case
seems to me a clear II is an important one. ana
have not the slightest doubt that C0loue FELLOWS VIII
uusn with all possible speed