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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

good day and track he can criye the
queen = mile IN better than &sOa-
Ssney's stable companion. Martha
Wilkes. the fastest Of the great family
which descended from "Bil simmons
pony" the mighty trOtter ana mighty
are, George Wilkes, covered herself
with glory since my last letter by Erot-
ting three faster mics than were ever
before required 10 win = race, tie heats
being PIP, 2,l0 anu 2.O9s, thus msterI-
ally reducing TIE tlree-neat record
made oy Nancy Hanks over the sane
trsek year and dsy before IN heT
race With Allergon AND Margaret :.
As n the latter race Il was stallion
that drove the winner out In record
breaking time, the horse IA the case
being the huge Cannck, Alyln, winner
last month of the $4,000 stallion race
at COmstOck park.
Martha Bsats Her Record.
Since thls performance Martha
Wilkes was driven 10 lower her record /,
which she did by tTotting i mile in 2.0s
fat, and placing her name ahead Of al
but the Queen. With speclsl prepR-
ration for fast mile size will be the
most dangerous candidate tor the crown
confidently expected that Allerton
would be able 10 reduce the stallion
record 10 2.07 or better this year. but
ms injury al Davenport has proved 10
be a sprRlned ankle, IA the OppOste leg
from The one which laid him up IN his
4-year-oId form. II Is quite probs bic
ne may recover from is effects III time
10 take some work this fall. It's not
he l. -.
record breaking form before another
year. In the meantime there are three
stations whose presence on the turf
are d menace 10 the crown which now
rests npon the grave of PalO Alto. Two
of these are III McHenry' string, St.Nln-
cent and Lobasco, the latter now hold
ing the worlds stallion race record Of
2:ll!, made in q race this week which
be won from the greatest gelding OF
the year Lord Clinton.
There may be some people who
would place Delmsrch also in McHen-
ry's stable ahead of the other two men,
toned, but ne does not look TO have re-
covered his last years form, and well
posted horsemen are of the opinion
that he will never lower bis record of
2:lli gwen him by Doble at Terre
Haute.
The other stallion of the trio men
toned is Alvin, one of the most consist.
ent trotters that has yet appeared.
The PAGERS have been very busy during
the past week, but even a brief men
uon of their doings would take alto
gether too much space. The Flying
Jlb has lowered the race record TO 2:07
ana Mascot paced the fifth heat OF q
winning race In 2:073.
Wheh the Jib finished heat IN 2;l0
the fourth horse, the big green Ham
bletonisn Wilkes gelding Rocker, a
Michigan bred horse, finished in 2:l03,
as hot finish as could be imagined.
Mascot, too, won hslf-mile heat IN q
free-for-all pace in l:00s, very close TO
q two-minute gait. Surely the two
minute horse is not far away.
A T. STARK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
AFTER TwENrY-sEvEN YEARS.
Grand Eneampment G. a. K. PEepara-
tons At Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Two weeks
hence tue twenty-sixth grand encamp-
ment OF the O. 4. K. Mil begin ia THIS
city. Preparations for tAs event have
been on = scale - extensive that u
Will eclipse IN completeness and his
toric interest every previous reunion
or the organization. One great fea-
ture OF the whole affair, aud one 10
which considerable historical interest
i attached, IS that the veterans taking
part Will march over the same route
they covered ia {" 60 when peace had
been proclaimed after four years OF
war, and 100000 boys IN blue cele-
brated the occasion by marching in
their tattered uniforms up Pennsyl-
vanla avenue from the capitol 10 the
white house. The review of twenty
seven years ago consumed the better
part of three days, but that of Sep
tembe- 20 OF this year has been so ar
ranged that by marching IN double
columns the survivors will be an hour
only IN passing over the entire route.
The formal opening Will take place
Monday, September is, on the grounds
surrounding the Washington mOnu-
ment, which have been chnstened
"Grand Army Place" Presiden: Har-
rison will make the opening speech and
there Will be an address of welcome,
and on behalf of the Grand Army,
patriotic songs will be sung by trained
vocalists. The feature of the program
will be the "Star Spangied Banner"
with the handkerchief 10 the flag. The
program of entertainment includes
reception by the president, n reception
at the capitol and "a promenade recep-
ton IN the pension Office building,
where the Cleveland and Harrison IN
augural balls were held. At the capi-
tOl reception the women of the receIv-
ing party will include Mrs. Mckee, the
presidents daughter representing her
invalid mother, Mrs. Levi Z. Morton.
all the women of the cabinet circle and
the widows of Generals Grant, Custer,
Sheridan, Hancock and Mcclellan.
Grand Army Place will be the principal
point of interest. There huge fac
smlle OF the keasarge, which sunk the
Alabama, is III course Of construction,
and 1t will be manned by sailors who
served en- the vessel during the war.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

To the Voters Of the second Ward.
Joseph Honsemsn having been non1-
mated unanimously 20 succeed HIM
self ss school trustee Of the second
ward at caucus called for the pur-
pose Of placing candidate lu nomi-
nation and the press having announced
that there would be no opposition 70
his candidacy. u s Likely THAI very
small vote vii he polieo. Owing 20
ths fact certain people. ambitious or
otherwise. are fcnemlng 20 defeat TIE
VIII OF a vast majority 81 tie voters ~
The second ward by r0uuing IN large
uDmher Of voters a. tbe act womeut.
This is 20 warn the voters of the wsrd
that such a scheme D. on foot Let all
lovs voters Of tbs second waro turn
out ard vote 81 this election today
from 2 p. ~. 20 s ,. m-s at tne h.gh
school building IEscHfR-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
WAS 1T SONTAG'S BAND?
A Band of Suspicious Characters Ap-
pear on the Route TO Mexico.

A Band of Suspicious Characters Ap-
pear on the Route to Mexico.
SAN BERNARDINo. Sept.4.-About $50
yesterday afternoon man dressed in
q red wig with long false whiskers
and armed with a Winchester rifle and
a revolver, called at the house of Mrs.
Robinson, mile west of Cotton, and
demanded food. The man lImped and
otherwise answered the description of
Sontag, the train robber. A compan-
ion, also well armed, waited in the
brush near the house. After the men
left Mrs. Robinson came TO Cotton and
reported the occurrence. A posse was
made up and followed the men, but tina
trail was lost. At O'Clock Detective
VIII Smith arrived and a new posse
was organized an5 started IN pursuit.
The fugltIves We're gong IN the dlrec-
ton OF the San Jacinto mountalns, and
are thought TO be trying to get to Mex
leo. The San Diego county officers
have been posted, and 1t is thought the
robbers will be captured inside OF
twenty-fOur hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
CHICAGO ON rHE ALERT.
The City Requires Certificates of GooC
Health With Every Immigrant.

The City Requires Certificates of Good
Health With Every Immigrant.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The state board
OF health today issued circular TO all
immigrant carrying transportation
companies, asking their cooperation
II the preservation of public health.
which is threatened by the presence OF
cholera on the Atlantic seaboard. The
letter asks that no Immigrants or tner
personal effects be brought INTO the
state without satisfactory assurance IN
the form OF u certificate OF an Inspector
of the United States marine hospital
service, setting forth that the indlyid-
ual immigrant has been under observa-
ton for long enough time to deter
mine that he or she has not the germs
OF cholera or other disea.e IN the sys-
tenn. The board also prescribes quar-
antlne regulations in the event of It
becoming necessary TO detain trains or
boats at the state line for inspection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
OIL TRAIN ON FIRE
And Hurled Into the River-One Brake
man Fatally Hurt.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. An Ontario
& Western mixed freight train was
wrecked near Deckviile this morning,
twelve cars beng thrown INTO the Lack
awanna river and the engine badly dis
mantled. Two oil tanks were bursted.
and the petroleum becoming ignIted,
DESTROYED much of the freight besides
doing other damage. Brakeman George
Thatcher was jammed between the
wrecked cars and fatally injured. The
other trainmen escaped unharmed. At
Ohphant several men were put under
arrest for setting the floating OIL on
fire, and for some time great difficulty
was experienced IN saving houses near
the stream. The railway company il
building a track around the place
where the wreck occurred so as to have
the road open for traffic tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Superstition of Hungarian Peasants.

BUDA, PEsT. Sept. A patient with
a choleraIc disorder died at Klszsch.
and the authorities desired that post
mortem examination be held to deter
mine whether death had been caused
by Asiatlc cholera. The peasants in
force informed the physicians that un-
der no circumstances would they per-
mt an autopsy, for If they allowed the
physicians to cut the body of the dead
man the vengeance of heaven would
fall upon them IN the shape of a
storm that would destroy ali their
crops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

meree, the bureau Of hygiene Of HAyre
II the Inspection done my utmost 10
ay All conditions plainly before you
la al tnls the steamship officials have
rendered every possible aid. Your
obedisny servant,
s'OScAR +. WILLIAMS,
United States Consul
Upon the force OF this document and
others DR.. Jenkins issued the follow
lng. ,'sept. 4. lsS2-ThIs Is 10 certify
tast all we're found well on inspection
OF the steamship La Bourgogne on her
ARRIVAL
(Signed, "W. T. JENKINS,
Health officer"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
PREPARING FOR WAR.
England VIII Assist India to Defeat Rus
sian Plotting.

EslSidI0 w III ASSIST 4AO4d 70 bCLCdt II U.s.
sian Plotting.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The war Office is
hurryIng munitions TO India with the
utmost expedition. Already 10000
magazine rifles and so 200, 900 cartridges
have been landed. The small arms fac
tories 10 India have been enlarged j.,
preparatory TO the manufacture of
cordite for the new guns. Bodies
of troops are being moved 10 the
Afghan frontier. Some of these move
ments are publicly announced. but the
man movement of the great BODY of
troops "a kept from the press. Gen. Sir
Frederick Roberts, with full war staff
and a large escort, equal to small
army. "a going to meet the Ameer at
JellsIabad early in November. If the
Ameer abides by the present arrange
meuts, Chinese diplomacy will CO.
operate with Englisn. and the Russian
plotting will be defeated IN tue Pamlr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
SULLIVAN AT NEW ORLEANS.
More Excitement Than Ever Shown On
Election Day.


Election Day.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-No election,
local or presidential, ever created 60
much excitement here As the arrival OF
Sull ivan this morning and the prepsra-
alton for great glove contest. Every
body is betting, from the small boy with
his 2 cents up TO thousands of dollars.
Sullivan got here at 4:50 and went TO q
private house on Rampant street, where
ne went to bed and soon wanted some
thing 10 eat. He spent most of the day
IN athletic work and driving and retired
early. He tips the beam at 2l2
pounds and IL is said he will
work of four pounds more be-
fore entering the ring. Those who
claim TO know say he is 10 lust as good
condition as when he fought Ryan.
Corbett is expected to arrive at 7:30
Tuesday morning. Manager Brady
wired from the train that seconds had
not been secured. He thought
Jim would win easily. In the
pools over 81 800 WAS taken on
combinations. Among the bets are
81 900 TO 800 on Sullivan, Skelly and
McAuliff: 5000 to 500 on Corbett, Dix
On and Myer. There are many single
bets as high as 500 to 5000 on sui
livan. and all the way down at the
same ratio, but II is expected that when
Corbett arrives the tide will turn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

NFw NoRE sept 4-The Italian
transport Cargilauo. bearing the CO.
umbus ststue. the gift of the ltsllsns
of Nev York 70 this CITY, arrived et
quarantine ihis afternoon The mon
ument i ln he Gsr & fsuo's h0 d
hacked in l70 parts The vessel "a
commanded hy ffeVs ier g. Ro1cgsr
of tie lial.an navy, snd On bosrt 10
Nsnilo fFar. baiff Cf tre Rorsi Itsirn
rlsrIne, the YounEest son ~ tren t8is-
serpe rsr 20 dl tse hero If ftsNsn
liberty 1he monument when puf to
gether val ne seventv-siF feet BIZ
itv - erected iu Centre park 70
trrs f.tF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

PrrrsBrBG, sept. 4-Word vas re-
ceived ia thIs city today OF the death
Of william Thaw, Jr., Of this city, at
Cologne, Germany, yesterday IF fafl-
ing trouble. The deceased leaves a
widow snd two children and = fortune
OF several million dollars he was the
eldest son of tie late William Thsv.
wee president and director OF the
PennsyIvs - road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Editors Sentenced to Jail.

PITTsBURe. Sept. 4.-The Rev. Father
Kassa ke and Frank Pucher, editors
and pToprietors OF the Iednota, a
Slavonic newspaper published at
Hazleton, were sentenced yesterday
10y Judge Ewing TO pay fine of 500
aud undergo a months imprisonment
in the wOrknouse on a charge OF Grim
insl LIBEL. The prisoners were con
victed at the juno term OF court and
conducted their own defence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Engineer Killed. Two Others Injured.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Sept. 4.-The fast
freight train on the Rochester branch
of the Lehigh Valley, consisting of an
engine and Il cars, when near this city
tonight left the track and wentdown the
embankment, totally wrecking the
trsin. The engineer, named Wilson,
was instantly killed; the pilot, named
Jennings, received several bad scalp
wounds, but may recover. The fire.
man. name unknown, is also reported
to be badly hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

There A. toe macy 10 Vt r who +
not cast tleir bread npoa tae waters
ua Ie.s trey srs sssrrsd before band
that # rfd came hack sgs e i1 fee
dawes sfuII grown ssn1 rich Al tr mmef
with hsm. hntfer and mneaf3 rolled
up n NaTraatr deed for one-haf z 81
t6a esrth and . mortgage GA tbe other
hatf.-San 6eid SuH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

LoSpoN, Sept. Tho Rev. DR.. Par
ker Of tine city temple announces his
intention 70 retire from the Congrega-
t.ousl union. The people of the Re-
gents Park Baptist church expect to
call the Rev. Or. J. G. LOrmOre, form
eriy of Chicago and now OF fremont
temple, Boston. lie preached to them
today and vii lesve tor home Septem-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

VrTxNA, sept. At ls stated posi-
lively in Official circles thst the Russian
spy arrived IN ArsrIad IL the man who
stole the government diplomatic dis
patches from Dr. Wesse IN Dresden
last April. Or Verse was conveying
the dispatches from S0fs 90 Berlin as
courier OF the Gcrmsn embassy in the
Bulgarian capital They were taken
from his room IN Dresden hotel while
be was at dinner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
steamer rom Liverpool Hele.

WAsHNeToS. Sept. 4.-Surgeon Gen
ersi Wyman to-day received notlfica-
ton of the arrival OF the British
steamer Lord Cough from Liverpool
at the Delaware quarantine, with a
crew of 10 seamen, 343 immigrants and
% cabin passengers. They report all
we'll, no sickness aboard. Vessel and
passengers Will be held for orders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
WHEAT IN THE WEST.
Crop Sadly Deteuorated BY the Recent
Hot Weather.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 4.--"The peo-
pie of North Dakots viii be greatly
djsspp0inted vita tnsir wheat crop.
said :. J seal yesterday. "The recent
hot spell came 600 soon. IL caught the
wheat IN u formative stage and sbriv-
eled It no Flelds that two weeks ago
gave promise Of twenty-five bushels
per acre are only turning out twelve TO
fifteen. IbIs condition prevails, ( be-
hevs, All over the seste With the excep-
ton n the NJ ssOuri slopes. 7 saw fields
on the Fargo 4 Southwestern that
prom ssd forty -bushsl yleids and they
are thresbing ont less than twenty. In
the famous Red river valley the average
= from ten On twenty ave bushels on
enc Fsrx0 & Southwestern from eizht
90 twenty. Last years crop ln North
Dakota vas estimated a. 1000 GOO
bushels lns year 3 vii bs less than
CD per cent % inst smcuntf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

EvAxsvrtLr Ind. Sept. A-Ffre
broke aas early th = more azst Petoxs.
a uua tovn forty mIes north of tbs
city I'D DESTROYED nine bu 4 nTs
groceries ard foar snssl ar sA0ps. Tee
loss = aocut SO 900 Insurance, $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
siTUATlos IN HAMBURG.
Cooler Weather and the Number OF
Cholera Cases Decreasing.

Cholera Cases Decreasing.
HAaBURG, sept. 4.-This has been q
cool sutumnal day. The fresh cases Of
cholera discovered today number $50,
the deaths 22T. Compared with yes
terday the decrease OF the number Of
cases is seyenty-elght, of the deaths
thlrty-six. The sudden rise OF the NOR
tally from 20l on Friday 10 3l3 yester-
day showed how vain were the hopes
aroused Dy toe slight abatement Of the
plague and the fact that the average
or fresh cases tor yesterday
and today Is larger than at any
previous time, shows concluslvely that
the disease is at least not losing It's
hold. Despite professioIsS Of officials,
the authorities have been busy proyld-
ing Increased facilities for cholera
patients. and to-day an orphanage. re-
fitted as hospital. and eight cholera
barracks have been opened Physicians
have been placed on duty at all rail-
way station. and orders for more dead
wagons have been sent out by the
health officials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Ouarantln- a. De,roit.

DETROIT, Sept. 4.-Tbe health board
officials AT meeting tonight decided
% at once establish a twcnty-day quar-
antine against all Montreal and Quebec
emigrant traffic. There was much OPP
position, but the quarantine faction
carried the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

Aaron J. Bennett. sUperirtfndeui fof
Berksv 4 Gay, is g cand Idate f0f scbooi
trlstee 5n Tie gNfg ward Mr. Benz
nett nss beer q ressdert of the ward
for elghtesn years. tss sE children,
WHO have been educated ir thr put
fcnoois. end fuAF understands lhe
needs of Tie =rhnnIa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
CoRBETT ON HIS WAY.
interesting Scenes Enroute Through the
Carolinas.


SALISBURY, Sept. 4.-There was g
large crowd assembled to see Corbeti
on hrs way south. Charlotte. y. c..
was the next stop, where Corbeit viii
stay twenty-four hours. Prof. Nike
Donovan, Manager Brady, Dalv, De
lany and Dillon are with the party.
After lunch Corbett took q five-mile
run. punched the Tag tor thirty mini
utes and finished hs days work by
wresthng and boxing with Daly for
over an nouT. He finished fresh and
every one pronounced his con-
dition simply superb. After he
ing rubbed down, CoTbett repaired to
the rooms OF the North State Soclsl
club, where a receipt on was rendered
bin by some Of the best citizens %
Charlotte. After supper And . gsme of
cards, at 9 O'Clock Corbett retired. It
is Bradys intention 70 ieave here 81
$3.50 Monday mOrning. reaching New
Orleans az 35 Tuesday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

T1e HeaIt1 lUTcrT Fassc7 trr Eosf o.
Inspection.
Iv QutBsSrfSE. SEPT. A-Health
oF5rer JenE'ns received from the
steamer EourE1gne ths fcliosinz from
ne United states consul a. Havre,
FrarFF
rCref ~ Qnarsntna Service. Port If
Ne rk
-4a -Rsfnsng bdl 90 health to
res,n ta Raurgogne. because 81 the
= st nee OF e1oIers in tne city snd
tert at HsFre. nave. w,th she Eeaious
fg.ase anon II the casn1er of ccm-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

IosuaS sept. s.-Ths Suspension 0f
psymeut of tns Iobdou sud Genera
tank ted although not great
fHsat n hnauas crC -, threatens ~
BRING @ ssster O. many suai ca
tsAsts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

HANI1y, Minn.. sept. 4.-The Mime.
sofa state fair opens Al Hsmin Non
day. Nancy Hanks VII irv 70 lower
her 2.05f record Wednesday and jay
Eye-see vii pace Thursday against hIs
o .et raar~4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

steady work. They are slwsys ready.
night aud day. Tney Will be found n
tbs campaign IS they have always been
found, doing tnelr full duty"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

A. The request Of the gued
George II. >isnder. having consnie5
the use Of hs name for t1e ofhes -
member of bosrd of educston l1 she
ninth wsrd. W hereby declare hm %
be eur cnoios for a. d Office sDd rec
ommeuo hIm e. such to size voters of
50 wpFd.
CForeF NclseFs,
JAHFs -rRarTrn.
~. 81 hrsrtslF.
N. @. Ikws8s.
T. bf Ncrre.
Mrs. A. 3. FNs pTFE,
Mas. j. lftRE,
Mss. A. j. MuUFR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05

DR.. jenkins did not return during
daylight. bat sent ashore 8 telegraph
dispatch ordering toe pest boat. Frank
lin Edison. TO proceed TO the stricken
snIp At once. She viii probably remain
there until the cholera IS etfectually
stamped Ou.. On her arrival Or. Tall
mage, who was on duty from early
morning, directed that the dead be re-
moved 10 Swinburn - and and there
creTnated. TINS work accomplished tie
sex we're transferred TO tue Swinburn
Island hospital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

and snfe operniior 81 Tho road. Ia an ~.
tion for porsOna injuries, roeeivsu N ti,I,,
vudtuvorinr 10 cntch fnst-mpEinH II " 'i.i ,
ca plHintln cnn not te cAilEeu w. , NJ
trbutory Negligence where ne acted unusr
the ORDERS Of the conductor, tl9 IA On yn'vt
gency. Fox Va. chicago " T. a z ~
ily Co. supreme court OF Iowa % ~ W.
Rrp, 25l. 49,, 49,,
liabliiy Of Railroads on various Con.
tructs-A chartered railroad company NY
contract jOntiy With intlviduhls ~ s'..ie
mcnt 81 litigation 10 which y y party
and bind Itself Jointly with them 10 vot,,
stict Keep up, unl pcrpeiually ulail'', ".
stock gaps and road CROSSINGS aei3'a ' Ins
track Of the company upon me preulisVs ~
volyed Ia tile litigation. whether Y tunl
tered railroad company prrcures us flsn' vi
way directly. BY ~ own egniraeis OF ON ~
directly through the intervention Of sou,
struclion company, employed ~ u, II ~
bound 10 pcrforiaall the conditions anu IN
lcrtnldngs inserted ~ dyelH mule 20 ~,
conveying the right OF way, pronllpu II
operates and uses IL railroad ON Hhu Over
The premises TO which such eonVryhuees
apply, and delivery Of o deed 70 me con-
nfuctioi II delivery 10 the railroad CON,
pnuy lf the latter company has tnken oiu
enjoyed tile benefit Of such deed by Appi91
pliatiug and uang tie right Of way when
the deed 10 express terms conveys urecuiy
10 the rulroud c0mpaug.- ChhttaupuNN *.
x G. X. Co. vs. Davis. supreme court OF
Georgia. 10 s. H. Rep, b2u.