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A detective connected with the Chi
cago police force has been arrested ON
suspicion that no was concerned in the
assassination Of DR.. Cronin. Il may be
necessary to arrest the entire Chicago
police force before satisfaction is OBJ
tanned in this terrible business.-N. Y. |
World.
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LONG REIGNs Queen Victoria. who
was seventy years old Oh Friday, is do
ing well tow ards keeping up the record
of the House of Hanover for longevity.
No English monarch not a member of
that House has lived more years than
she, or, with the single exception of
Henry Ill. who succeeded when he
was nine years old, reigned as long.
Elizabeth who was the old
est of English rulers up to
the reign Of George H.. died at Vic
toria pres MT age. The Queen 5 uncle.
William ", died at seventy-two. His |
father. George Ill, died at eighty-two.
and the latior's father, George H., at
seventy-seven years of age. The longest |
reign in English history is that of the
Queens grandfather, George III.
which was fifty-nine years. aud there
$ a fine prospect that Victoria will
Freak the record She has reigncd
fifty two years. E,rchdnqe.
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1T is again in season to Say that as
the summer resort Is about to open
young lady may catch swell.
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RAILROAD ?.
EHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
~ WAY COMPANY.
scHEDULETS EFFECT MAY isru lao
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
5~j a. u. Local except Sunday ~ C.r.,
Forge. Does not run wcsf on r.f
500 A. ~ Express. duly. For Od Point a.,
Norfolk, Pullman Blact pl1,,
Cas Old Point
ll.lo A. II. Express, daily For C-,fIr...t
Pullman PariOr Car 90 Ctar.n.,..
vile and Pullman NesfIhffls ft....
Sleeping car. Charlottesville al a..
c.nNtii connection ln Union Sd
ton iOr 1ll points West.
go T. ". LAlfe.', daily. For Oh Point AL
N9fi.ih. Pullman ParlDr car h.
5.l5 =. y. hel mmodaton. except sgrf,-
r. i. a. y. Junction. 10
SID 4. N. Sow ofA and Cincinnati Nl.fHrI.
iimiinl, daily. Pullman s'rsf'.,
car I'D hinton. connect ngaII I.I'
lott. flllr. with " Nc.fNUII. .
ilci' for Cincinnati ana lou..g..r
60 meets DID Union station f.r
West and south
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:D AN. Daily Prom Cincinnati and foo..
Vile.
1855 A. y. Daily. From Norfolk and OLA
s55 z. NJ. Daily. From Cincinnati and io...
5l5 P. N. Except sanda, from clifton
'''oP. NJ Pa.y- From Norfolk and os
station. Broad street near Seventeenth
Ticket Offices; 100 east Main sff..f ana .t
G.. and d. Railway station
u. " FULLER
General PASSENGER AGENT
j. Il. hAhAuAN. General Manager
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for Chase City. Cluksvilc. and Orfori.
Durham. Heudci son and Raleigh cons
meets a. Greensboro Tor Durham.
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and all points 0l
North Carolina ID. vision, 40 salisbury i8r Ash
vile. N0i Springs and aii points ln Western
North Carolina. and 40 Charlotte for g.. G
a. R.k
rain no. t2 connects daily ~ Greens
Doro' for salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
b0io', 'nl d0rclcai City. at Salisbury fof
AslcF.Ne, Hot Springs, and All points In
western North Carolina; 40 Charlotte With
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad fof
Columbia, Augusta. Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah. IhOulsFllle Ga. JAG ksOnylllc and other
FLORIDA points, also with Carolina lentul
railroad fOI Wilmington.
Trains i,0m theSouth arrive AZ kiohnond
~. - --I ---- = II
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richsn Ond. Va.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE
HAS T O SAY
CONCERNING TIRE
Chase City Mineral wafer
FoRKLASD. NorTAwAy County. VA. !

PORTLAND, EOTTAwAY COUNTY. VA.
August lj, 1855.
Ny. " E. Harry. chase Clfy. "a.
Sir,-fOr many years | suffered very much
from dyspepsia, With It's complications, such
as nervousness, neuralgia, Indigestion. cOnsti-
patton. liver affection, etc, until became az
most a confirmed invalid. During the time /
Was treated by intelligent physicians who pre-
scrlbed various remedies ! used both lithia
and other mineral waters. also DR.. Warmers
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing Oh your newly-disc0yered 'Chase
City Mineral Water" / sent for and obtained
case of it. In lasted me about three weeks
during which time improved so much rs 10
be able 70 leave home. which / had not bee
able 20 do for months previous. then went %
Chase City and continued the use OF the water.
fresh from the well. for four weeks which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
quoted. could sleep well ali night. ny gloomy
fears SIM fOrebOdings vanished. my mind be-
came bright and cheerful. | could enjoy the
company of my friends (which before avoid
rd). my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that cOnid eat almost
any kind OF food with impunity), the cOnstipa.
giOn was relieved. and the kidney affection
greatly bcncnted-all OF which | attribute 10
the use of your mineral water.
must say, in conclusion, that considCrtho
discovery OF this water a blessing 10 dnicfed
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos !
trums. Go 10 natures fountain Of health !
Drink OF its healing water. Go drink. and be /
made whole" J. G. POWELL.
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HUNNICUTTs RHEUMATIC CURE.
A UNITED STATES MARSHALL TELLS HIS TX
PRRIENCE.
ATLANTA. Ga, February 4, 1883.

ATLANTA. GA, February 4, 1883.
-uefucmph. III ~airf0s1nt pleasure 10 ADD
my testimony 20 that of the many who indOrse
your Hunnicutts Rheumatic Cure. ] had been
a constant sufferer from rheumatism ~ years.
when determined 10 try your cure, and tO
my surprise and delight one bottle was an
found necessary 10 relieve me Of all symptoms
Of rheumatism. and deem 10 but Justice not
only 90 those VINO originated this cure. but 10
all others who may be suffering from the
same cause, % say this much I'm confirmation
of what is claimed for this medicine. fours
respectfully, JOBN ". NELMs.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PUNCENT COMMENTS
NICELY PRESENTED.
Juukefiing Revived-ProtccfedI Italians
-AsNear ne They VIII tone-scienee
IN Suicide Royal Courtesy and rust
ness-Courtiy Kasson-stage @obssp.

JuNKErTING REVIVED The Presi-
dent. wearing an old suit OF black ana
a soft felt hat. Attorney. General Mils
Ter in a streamer cap Of the regulation
pattern. and Congressman Anderson,
Of Kansas. college classmate OF Mr..
Harrison =. with most prodigIous grip
sack. which looked as if it might con-
tain anti prohibition ammunition, step
ped into ono Of The White House car
riapes this afternoon at 2:lJ, and. with
Albert Hawkins holding the lines over
the handsome, housekeeping bays, drove
rapidly for the wharf where John
Wanamaker newly purchased steam
Yacht, the Restless. was awaiting
Them. 'Lige Iialford followed in an
other carriage with General George Is.
Williams, OF Indiana, who, II Is
believed, is soon TO he appointed
District Marshal and Master OF
Ceremonies at the White House,
though he himself declared he Is not an
applicant. The trip will last until
Monday. There was some difficulty at
first about obtaining vessel
for the President use. SecTe-
tary Blaine had n standing engage
ment with the British Minister and
other members Of the Diplomatic Corps
10 take them down to Mount Vernon
in the government steamer Despatch,
but the Trip was postponed on account
OF the death of Allen Thorndy Ike Rice.
When Dir. Harrison decided TO 20 down
The river to-day be wanted to take the
Despatch. but Mr.. Blaine explained
that that vessel was engaged for Mon
DAY. In this emergency the Postmas-
ter General came forward and
rendered his yacht. which was &C
cep'ed. Under the conditions Of the
Trip Mr.. Wauamaker's engineers. fire
men and crew Will be working all day
Sunday. practice which is forbidden
10 Sir. Wanamaker = department clerks.
1t is presumed that the commandments
were consulted, and, being found to in
clude only Mr. Wanamaker himself,
his man servants and maid servants, his
oxen and his asses. and the strangers
within his gates. making no mention
of engineers. firemeu, or sailors, the
conscience was satisfied
" Y. star.
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gb. Vaily gintrs.
PJBLIsHan EVERY DAY IN The YEAR
81 THE TlMFS PUBLISHING COM
PANY, VtFlCk COL EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
THR DAILY TIMRS
CITY DELIVERY.

>Deuvereo In any part OF the city ana msk-
Chester by carriers at ~ cents per week
Persons desiring the TINES delivered at
q or homes can secure II by postal card re
qusst or order through telephone No. $50.
ehcu delivery is irregular immediate COM
D amt should be made 70 the Office. The al
dress may be changed ss desired. II care DC
70 ken In all cases 10 mention the old and NJ"
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DHDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANylLLB RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROrrR Tn
Iiik SOUTH.
PULLMAN BLEHPERs on ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECr APRIL itlso
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Aar.lyI lNsnu |InUNug|
nsH nodari Passrc
IL Richmma.. o'I5 .n. AIS 1r l0U nu
Al 5cClfhvIIle.. ID 3 pu| 500 lI -.lH au
~ tO~a 47F'f.. il ~ pro -....... 1.l2 GOO
Az Lyuchulfl. l) pm I........ l.,j ZOO
Ar fieslrpiYr.. o ~ ru I-... ... i..U pl
Ar ~ ton f'gc~l sd nml........ e;J au
iNos. and 2anl 80 anl5 run daily between
/ Richmond and lliron 30. le. aud daily except
sunday between Balcony Tails and Lc1ing-
ARRIVE aCHH0sD
/ T.i5 DENIAL da.fv
/ 5g0 am.- TBGOUGH PASSENGER daily.
s:l5 sn.-ACCoN&yDAIuA dang es.e5D
c0NNFCriOAs
Al Clifton fc.ee Win chesapeake ana 10 o
fsiiHNs ini llf ffNNui NtN.. ari hrttlWe.
slecpeis 10 Cincinnati. AID Louisville.
Al LyncIDuf- with NORFOLK aud Wosia.
railroad Tor aii poll4 south. fi-tle.sa. ...
SOUTHWEST, and Virginia I'di4ld ftI.4.s Id.
I'll points North and south
Al Richmond with Associated failrssvs III.
81 points Ia the .oath. ana Richmond fso.
ics5bug- and Potomac railroad for the n-rt.
- Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rsU
road. masking close connections III fRr.ef'
Ferry e ana from fiiisaurS ana iac Wee
also ~ points North 1Io East.
eiecpiog cars fynchburg 10 cmphs. New
Orleans and itiio ock
PAlA l. SlLEPING- ANS Ha7 WEFN
aiVh AOSD and LfNcHbthG. DEaIn5.
Trains marked dany sxocui Sunday. sDsn.
ilcetti sold "a HII rlIuta. OMaest lyjC
dan street; and at the aichn 0nd anI Allie
snAny depot. hight and Canal -lreets.
JVnN r.. nACMUhDO.
leeo ConI Passenger fee. Z.
RICHMOND, fREDEklCNsSUkG aNf /
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI~RAlL FAST-FEETGg
LINZ TO AND FROM BAiIIWoFF
PHILADELPHIA, NfW YORK,
AND EAST ERE AND
WESTERN ClTI1e.
ONLY TWELVE II RS RETWEEh /
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IL Each DIRECTION.
CoTespondiueiy quick unetooti er roi.ts
Through biiL OF laden iGaneG - low rate.
q. A. TAYLOR,
oc ~ Cereal frsight Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMONDAND 4
L NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY
nj FRIDAY "a u 81. and every SUNDAY al
A. NJ. Freight for tuesdays aud Friiays
Ieemers received I'm 1872 A. ". For sun.
as steamer TIL L. 81. Saturday. freight .
.ceiNed daily til 4. NJ.
Fare 10 Phliadelg hia..... .. .............f8
For further information apply 10
J. W. ACCAhRlCk.
General Southern Agent.
Oficc. Rockets.
". =. CLYDE 4 co.
de y General Agents. Philadelphia. =
.
BOOTS AND 8hOHs
OpIS RICHMOND, xM. 1
PRACTICAL 81
BOOT AND SHOE AAKER
No. IA r. MAIN Sraxrx
RICHMOND. Va.
pa y and neatly done.
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Lemittsrccs should b, made by dfst~'
s6rcks. qo,i0fnce orders or rcsi iered letter
....l.l.- ~
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SCIENCE IN SUICIDE.-A Pttston. Pa.
man cut ms throat with butcher-kDiie.
after having first killed his wife. Then
he. wrote .yeal9utsY.Ss. N. laggs, .lgttef{se ip
dled While wife-murder and suicide.
especially such mussy. warty suicide
as throat-cutting. is not favorably look
ed upon in civilized communities. vet
1t must be ackuow lodged that the Pitt
ston man s Jeio DE Sc had some !. deem
ing feature about it, He was plainly
an astate man possibly he was am
bilious and romantic. If so, his am
biuon is satisfied romance wreathes
ms memory, and besides he will be re-
membered as a practical man. hicago
Mall
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TIE CATHOLIC UNIvERSITY.-Tbe din.
ner given at Welcker's in honor of
Bishop keane, the rector Of the new
Catholic University. was designed not
only 10 acknowledge the success of that
estimable and learned prelate in secur-
ing the objects of his European mission.
but was also meant TO call attention 10
the large field which the university Is
20 occupy. When completed. this great
institution Will take equal rank with
ne best OF the universities of Europe.
ma Its operations will have similar
cope. Washington Post,
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Daily except Sunday.
The FavOrite Route % Baitim0f
The steamers of this line ara models OF
beauty. elegance. aud comfort.
fLeaFe Richmond
$500 and 1880 pm.
Arrive baltimore fLcaye Baltimore
tl am pm.
Arrive Richmond'9.20 and fl0.i0am.
Fare Richmond ID baltimore. First CIsss
g. second class. 800.
The York River Line affords superior st-
fAntatro 60 Dhsnesa men Ia enabling then %
i-tft h'nmond near the close OF the days
transact tons, and arrive az baltimore oarIs
next morning. after having enjoyed a delight
iui night rest free from the dust and noise N
railway travel. ~
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ROYAL COURTESY AND BUSINESS. If
the autocrauc ruler of the ancient
Kingdom OF Persia has not by this
time nmblbed taste for European man.
neis and customs. IL is not for want of
opportunity 10 make himself personally
familiar with Western civilization. Al
ter an abs, nee from Europe for several
years the Shah Is now in st. Peters.
burg, the object of magnificent atten-
IONS on TIE part of his brother. the
Gar. When he shall have exhausted
the liberaiity OF his northern host. he
viii turn his face to England. for the
sovereigns of which he has manifested
the same impartial fondness bestowed
by him upon the roubles of the Musco-
yite.
In some respects the visit Of the Shah
to Europe has quite a. much significance
as that of King Humber, OF Italy. 10
the imperial city of Berlin. The sue.
cessor Of Cyrus the Great holds one of
the important keys to the Far East of
which Russia IS now very anxious TO
get possession. With an outlet by the /
Persian gulf to the Iudian ocean the
Russians would have most advan- !
IagcOus position in the future struggle
With England Tor the dominion of the
Eastern world. PhHddclpAia Record.
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STAGE. GOSSIP. "A cable dispatch saw.
that Colonel Mapleson opens his season
next Saturday with lot OF peop,e new
10 Londoners. His principal prima
donna is Nine. Gargano, from the ROYAL
Opera Of Madrid, aud Louise Dofti'
Nine. Tretelli is also engaged. together
with Marie Titiens, who is about tn
make her stage debut.
Kate Forsyth S agent, George FLOYD.
has taken the Globe Theatre OH Mans
fields hands from June H. Mausfield's
lease does not expire till December.
But he will not remain in London
much longer. He is said to have made
the reverse Of financial success.
Mr. Amberg has engaged Constance I
bonita for his new theatre. Shs was /
Miss Seebass, from Paterson /
n. j., but has been here long enough /
to make continental reputation. Mr..
Amberg has also engaged Gaetze and
Herr Possart each for 100 nights He
leaves for Sweden on Tuesday with his
bride, Marie Engel.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
'r-'f--' - -
49, -. frrr'..lrtt. .4t.I z ~ q ff.,l
- fs ss',--s.s'.s IS zzni
\ TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND prIFHsBuh1 RAIL
ROAD the vANLh
Commencing SUNDAY May l9th. is'2, 20
900 am, trains on tais f0ad VIII run - To-
lows.
TRAINS gCUTaWARD.
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AS NEAR As THEY WILL CoME.-It
cannot be pleasant thing for intelli-
gent Frenchmen to see government
securities decline in price on the Paris
market because the Emperor Of Ger
many and the King Of Italy take it into
their heads to make a visit to Strasburg
and review the garrison there. But the
French people have thoUghtlessly
allowed the demagogues among them
to make 50 much Of indirect appeals to
the animosity against the Germans and
the desire for revenge for the humilia-
tion OF eighteen years ago that any in
cident connected with the action Of the
German ruler must have its Effects
n. Y. Times.
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PROJECTED ITAIIANs.-The exodus Of
Italians from they native land has
grown 80 great as TO occasion alarm
the statesmen Of that country.
The official figures put the emigration
Of 1883. exclusive of those leaving the
country temporarily, at 1921. III
come provinces whole villages are de-
populated, and large estates left with
out a single lab5Ier. The Ecoaomista
Il Italia newspaper ascribes the exodus
TO excessive taxation and mililarism.
The high protective tariff discrlminates
against the farmer TO ruinous extent,
and agricultural laboreTs are going else
where Courier Journal.
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CoURTLY KAsS0N.-It is related that
when Prince Bismark met Samoan
Commissioner kasson he was struck
with the idea that he had met that gen
tleman before. as my face familiar
to your asked Bismarck. with a
puzzled expression on his countenance
" Your features are known TO every
body in our country said the courti,
kasson. But the latter was not pleased
to think that Bismarck should have
wholly forgotten their meeting when
hasson was Minister to Austria. LIZ |
change.
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ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Ask your druggist for 1t and II he hasn't il
make him order it for you.
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fANHLIA c0URTn0usR TRAIN.
YORK. RIVER line

Leave Richmond ..'........-........... ei5 am
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vOyS an
ana at "Ihe Bos-
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tered a; tine Richmond tvsJ postoihce
nd class matter.
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\ TLANTIC COAST LINZ

TRAINS sCUTawARD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

In the hurry attendant upon the
publication Of the entire constitution
the morning after is adoption, ~ sb-
surd typographical error was n lie
that eomp<ls expiarsfson- In sessisa
y, article on declaration and bsIs OF
rights, the words A frequent recnr-
renee b lfssdsss<ssxai principles - -
senfiai to the seearity Of individn nal
night. vas msde 70 resd "A frequent
recurrence to .frassssi<as principles is
essential 70 the security Of Individual
night "a hlunsies that mass hare been
oosioHs 70 every reader Of the clause.
Under section IL. in the schedule,
separate article No. l, 10 be submitted
70 The people. should read ..AIl per
sons, male and female. OF the age of
q years or over. possessing the other
necessary qualifications foi voters
under this constitution, shall be en-
efted 10 vote NJ all elections The
former wording was changed by the
revision committee after its fsnal re-
port to the convention.
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WALLA WALlA's COyvlCTy.
A Narrow Eseape from IN Extensive
Jail Delivery

WALLA wALLA, Aug zs-warfsn I'd.
ia's;asa yesterday unearsbei q plot smong
The eonvIcts In the p<riseuriars which. Il
successful. would hare let out every con.
Wet coD nSed there. Fur fxo weeks pas,
the wsrten has nsticed suspicious actions
OIL the eonssfts- and warness TIE guards tn
ns unusually yiiisans. Yesterday a con
Wet named Charles Dlpsols, ernpioys-s in
me tallershop, failed 80 come in when
the lnu b bell rang. and was foand fxsxza-
u sleep In the shop. Afskr lunch, on his
setHfn ID work. the shop WARDEN wac ed
nssvn. and ses sasx b;Fn working at ~faee-
tafnE- na1 him seized aud searched 4
key wss found which sitfssi the outs ie
as.sr oi the chop perfectly.
AnosAer sesrch was made in his reii ard
TWO other keys found. one openiLg tire
inside door and the other ofeaipg ali the
cells IN the nes sins. only one fnore Lev
vas required. that which withdraws the
bss from the cells ia each corridor.
simultaneously search was rraie In al rne
vi her cells, but nothing fur her Mas sn-
ssrihed. II the fgll set OF four keys had
been taissd. . trusfy could have ope ed
Al the C. lis In the new wing and the con
siess could haye oserpow cred or murdered
the guards and let the remainder of their
number loose.
The duplicate keys were perfectly made.
ana optned the dcors ~ we'll as the ward.
ems keys
Where the model Was obtained from
Whien 10 make them is mystery
biaeon was eenss need from Taeotna for
highway rsbfsefy. tie IL born mechanic
and ati- 10 make ANYTHING.
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Farther Complicated by . Ds cision
of Judge Cooley.

CHICAGO. Aug. s2.-The warrtng North,
western railroads today ran against an un-
expceted snsg in The shape OF little com
manicasion from Chairman Cooley. os the
Interstate commerce commission. who In
formed them that when circumstances
justify making rates which Ignore the long
and snort haul clause, the rates actually
made must he reasonable when compared
one with the ether The great disparity
now made sinco tn. recent vigorous cut
between the long and short bsn' rates on
the hne b tween thscsgo and st. Paul will
compel the ommission Ia make al order
reducing the shnrl haul to proparsioa.
judge Coo,ey called the attention Of the
nsnasefs 20 the tact that when they ex.
acted exc s.iye sbsrt haul rates they rem.
dered themselves Liable an every Instance
10 ga sesien ia behalf of any person who
had a.esn compelled 70 pay The same. This
notification. ne said. must te r.e~gpixed.
and manages must at secersibgis. II l.
q dreisson rxaehed after an examination of
the taa ts In the case
Thls notice was brought about BY the
recent cut maize by the Bntsingfoa &
Northern OF IS pr cent ins rates from
from the Eat, and the e nsequens tnrest.
eued dssneraiization OF all Northwestern u
.ocsl sna Missouri river rates
Al tae afternoon session of the Western
Freight Association. Chairman Easfhaine
communicated Judge Caoleys notification
ia tbs msnsgsrs. Immediately Gensrai
Manager tagAa. ~ the Chicago g. Paul
q Kansas tily Rad. sHnoune. that Ia
evsisr 20 be ia sccoraance with tse las lac
would Amply the pf8psrfionase rates on
local traffse. beginning at 60. This Was
. surprise to the other roads. Bone oi
them Of coarse raa do hussuess ~ sueh
rates sxcrps ~ a severe loss- wiiaosi
taxinz united setioa the meeting al
suurness aussi tofnoffaw