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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-22
TnE NoRrn SIDE.
What Happened on the North Side n,
the Bayou festcrduy

The, Cnaneyviie cours has been moved
20 buhdlng ON Washington street near
the old car stables,
), q, John h., MeNew Of Gainesville. who had
ms Hngef cut on at the Consumers oil
mill last week, viii soon be able 10 work
again.
William Lempke of Houston avenue is
now the rather of a baby girl and Is re-
friends many
Catherine Lemons and Beckie LETTER.
lIsel Dom colored, had fistic encounter
az Nh1neyNliie yesterday morning. which
was ended by their being arrested.
No. II, IA Houston and Texas Central
switch engine. Jumped the track near the
southern oil mills yesterday. and Ii was
over an hour before il could be put on
again.
L. w. AfcCracken and Miss S. C. Cravey
were married at the Third Baptist church
on Washington street Wednesday night
Rev. I II Feagin, the pastor, tied the
Chaneyvile.
Wednesday night at the German Luther
an ehurch on Louisiana street, Jacob
were Joined in the holy bonds of we'd
i3cb. Mr. Drenkle Is a blacksmith in the
Houston and Texas Central shops and ia
very popular, ana his bride is one OF
Chaneyvtlle's most lovely young ladies'
Louis schlesinger's store on Washington
street was entered by white man at
o'clock yesterday morning, but nothing
was stolen. An entrance was effected
through back window by cutting a
Slal from the blind and prying the win
dow up with a pitch fork. Mr. Schlesin-
ger lives up stairs, and the noise woke MIN
UP, lie got his pistol and started TO IN
vestigate, When he get to the head OF
the stairs he saw the thief make a break
for the window anu fired at him. but to no
effect
Two or three times lately Mrs. Peterson,
who keeps, grocery on Washington
street. has been missing money from the
cash drawer SO she had an electric bell
attached to 1t. Yesterday afternoon when
she was in the back part of the store,
she heard It ring and saw a little negro
boy standing behind the counter. She
ran 10 catch him and he ran to keep her
from catching him, and after she had
cha sed MIN a little while some men that
were standing near by Joined in and
finally the young sneak thief was caught
After being caught he said II was another
colored boy, named Jim Bates, that want
ed 10 steal the money, and that he did
not go behind the counter at all. After
threats as to what would be
done with him II he was caught stealing
again, they left him 20.
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FIFTH WARD BUDGET.
Items of Interest From the Busy
Wnrd-PcopIc Who Come and Go,

The employees OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway received their monthly
pay yesterday.
James wynn and Il, e Alvey will spend
the Christmas holidays In the country
fishing and hunting.
The two-story store on Liberty avenue
that has Just been completed Is the prop
erty Of r., J.. Jones.
Forrest johnson, Stewart Lowe and
John Fiunigan wifi leave for Honduras
some time in the latter part OF this month
Miss May Howard, mesmerist and mind
reader will give exhibitions Mt the Sum
set han on Mckee street Sunday and
Monday nights.
j. G. Jourdan. head blacksmith in the
Southern Pacific shops, has bright little
girl at his house and he Is now the hap
pisst man IN town.
oscar and Arthur Smith left for their
home I'M san Marcos, after taking In the
excursion While here they We're visiting
the family Of Or. Cunningham
Tho Southern Pacific pay car Is expected
Sunday. and ns all the employees are
uuyloUs 10 be paid before Christmas. Il
g worry likely the boys VIII be paid off on
that day.
Alvin Calhoun and David ,Murphree OF
Cunro returned home yesterday morning,
IhCy took ADVANTAGE of the cheap rate
aGl came down on a visit to relatives
and old friends IN the ward.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
HOLIDAY TRAVEL TO THE SOUTH
EASTERN STATES.
A New Railroad Talked OF From
HiIisboro-The santa Fc Grants
Cierrymen Half Fare Rates.
Local Notes nnd Personals.

The passenger department OF the Gulf,
colorado and Santa Fe has Just sent out
the following circular, which explains IT.
self:
Galveston, Texas. December is,--Doar
Sir: Commencing January ], 1881, the
company VIII extend to the clergy Of
Texas and Indian Territory the courtesy
Of half rate when travelling over the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fc railway, Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe, railway or Col
orado Midland railway. Annuol permits,
emitting the person TO whom isaued To
travel upon half rate tickets. win he is
sued 10 ordained ministers OF religion
actually In charge OF churches or engaged
exclusively In clerical or missionary work,
including minister's acting as college pres
idents or professors. also to licensed mis-
scenarios, evaugelsts and Sisters of Char
persons in any way engaged in secular
pursuits such as professional lecturers,
editors OF religious Journals book agents,
etc; nor VIII permits be issued 10 clergy
men and Others Who are not residents OF
Texas or Indian Territory. Trip permits
will however, be issued TO nonresident
clergy and others entitled to the court
esy.
Application blanks which must be filled
out and signed by the applicant, can be
obtained from any ticket agent of the
Santa Fe line.
Clergymen not residing on the line bf
the Cuff, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
can secure blanks on application to the
undersigned. or 10 a Santa Fe agent.
Yours truly W. S. Keenan,.
General Passenger Agent
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Personal MENTION

p ~ ,
Ne.aseo.
Aiss lone Allen FRS AZ home from SCHOOL
Tor inc holi1Hy3
Colonel william UuIrcr OF Garvs.-5,
was in the city yoterIas.
Air WIN. q. Dsgid-or,. a. -,,i,.,, e,.-.,....
N' rug t'' 'A' h"i'"E7.
ant caller 90 IN, rasf ,,,.rlr'i,. ID P'e'a-
yatteriav sl.,.t 20 .Ae o.ty
eify biIvin.. ,.,l.. ',,.'- OF W i,I.s l3 in Che
i'"''a HHA NNliH nHruH.
home yrsteraay Ir.ut school ID, .r.'.,.,, H.
honda}s
Miss Leah Sass o. in the city from La
Jsrinan Sass '"' '""'''' "' nor "helN.
Judge Alex Sampson OF Galveston was
in the city yesterday attending the crimi-
nal district court
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Southern Pacific Appointments.

The following circular has just been is
sued from the office of the resident en-
glneer of the Southern Pacific railroad:
Houston. Texas, December lS.--The fol-
lowing appointments are hereby made eff
fectlve January l, 1894:
Mr.. Allard Dheur to be division en-
gineer of all Southern Pacific lines in
Louisiana with headquarters at Alglers
ba.i Mr.. Geo. NJ. Jarvis to be division
engineer OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railway between San An
tonic and I'll Paso. including Eagle Pass
branch. with headquarters Mt Del Rio.
Il. b. Cushing
Approved: Resident Engineer.
j. Kruttschnltt.
General Manager
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Int Arrointments.

Burr Finncll, at one time ticket agent
Of the Cotton Belt at Tyler. has been APP
pointed travelling passenger agent for that
road
George N. Inge has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the Sedalia, Warsaw and
southwestern.
II. NJ. Truslow has been appointed aud
itor OF the Marietta and North Georgia in
place of ID. NJ. Dunn.
G. T. zimmerman has been given the po-
the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf rail-
road
Robert Low has been appointed general
superintendent of the Burlington and
Northwestern and the Burlington and
Western In Iowa.
j. j. Allen will become general Eastern
agent of the Mexican Central with head
Quarters In New York city. january /.
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Tho phantom party given last night at
tho residence OF Mrs. W. N, stcmes. on
Chapman street, was novel and enter
tanning affair. Each person was attired
10 q sheet and pillow case and naturally
presented "a very weird appearance. After
spending the earlier part Of the evening
playing gamcs OF various kinds the young
ladies' and gentlemen repaired TO the din
iuw room where delightful refreshments
awaited them. II was early this morning
lowug .s d list OF those present;
NissuE Alice Stcrnes Florence Curtis
Iyav Johnston. NrNie Watts Sudic Rey-
uulI- Luilue Grace Emma shutter Edna
Davis Annie Sauter Mrs Andrew Ahells
Messr~ Andrew Ahrlls. Harry ponohnEh,
Abe EprEhHw Charles Snuter WIN Hoo
yer. WIN Strru,s. Henry Campbell Hugh
Davis john Busc, Nphonse Monaghan,
Eupauc I}urChatd.
Mr. Alphousn Monaghan and Miss Alice
Stcrucs acted as mediums.
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CITY DREvIrIIss.

Mr., =. Raphael. manager % the Hous-
Z tau clearing house, reports the nSnlS move
I paent for December =. iS0. at S1,,Se. as
~ 6, stanley wen known news
Z H1as1lc harness He proposes 70 remain
: ln Houston.
Mr 4ahn C. TUrley.. one Of Housion's
enierrtisinE young business men. left last
nghi Tor Clncinaati. where on Wednesiia,
evening next De win wed Hiss Llbbc
CITY Treasurer sEabo yesterday paid
Slsn on the new stesiu are cagir~ The
maehine Gust S4lp0 and the balance IS To
bs pa.u Ia one and two years, in equal
Payments.
Baptist enursn was aEreeahly surprised
yesterday morning by a present Of an
t,oEaat suS hsi- which be wlll wear 10
church on Christmas aRy,
AIRS. kadiey, one og the prominent old
saaies whom eur city delights 10 honor
" quife Cd az thc residence % her da0rh-
ger Airs. Alfred ; Over. corner az Had
ley aveuue ard Travis street.
The public schools close today FOR the
Christmas holidays, the sessions TO be
resumed GA Tuesday January =, fs94 The
ehiieFen are nappt .n the prospect VI
g1ol time. and the teachers are not less
ssms smooth artist stole the milk
pucEst ard mix Oh ths gallery az the
~ 4s1cs y tsinesk yesterday
q 2Ta;Rs Ayias tae ~ u ne enelet.
aat Ees The bucket lid u BE wants Il.
Alr = T Heiner has tronsplanted 70
his own yard ihe rig i've oak i1ee that
FreU where rE7 rew Shaw and Jones
l-.iarEs are being e-ectei. on the GA
srlghurf- properly lie Caryisd about
taree taas % lit Win it ami bets on (
Eettiar t te aNa-
The rites ~ circumcision wero psrfcrm. /
ed aE'sn tte s1l OK Air ana Nts T. Mex f.
au1er Tuesday The lsth instant by PROT I
aare ttr Fourth wasd tnorthl ID I
aa
NAG SITS julgs Etrsch acted SIS godfather 4
and SotmGiher for The occasion
DIT N-g-eEo- yesterday SOFA the drug
~ ltn street karEn as tine I-ank- ,
l. tfis eitF lut who has ueal iigIu-. for
some Inc gay; .u Denver Ir. McGregor Z
remaining b. Houston and VIII I
tlf actively upon tae practice 81 his
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scutation OF hts company here, as the
place OF al others "a the State where
business may lsc protltahly ana safely
local hoaSd
President, O, c, Drcw, cashier Planters
and Mechanics National hank.
Vice President :, y. Carter o. the NJ
r, Jones I.Hnhcr comp9ny.
Secretary and treasurer, W, A. Chill
dress. insurance agent
Attorney, J, NJ, Coleman
Appraisal committee. ~ *. TAYLOR w.
n Hcngcn 7 u. Davis
The association Is the second largest IN
the United states, y has now forty agen-
Seo.0,Q IN Texas 81 the past year. The
onice has been established with Childress
3 Taylor IN the Cotton Exchange build.
fnr
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KATY Freight Clerks promotcd

The freight clerks of the Missouri, kan
sas and Texas have been changed around
considerably this week.
As announced in yesterdays Post. p. Ii.
Sullivan. formerly cashier has been given
a position in the auditing department at
llenison and was succeeded here by O. c.
Gatlin, the former expense clerk. Yester-
made: G. 3. Sutton. car recorder is pro-
NOTED to Mr., Gatlin's former position: A.
recorder, while MIR Machens formei. posi-
ton is taken by the night clerk. MIR.
Ayres. Mr. Columbia Is made night clerk
70 succeed the latter gentleman
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The Express is working hard to stir up
the business men of San Antonio upon the
proposed excursion TO that city about the
middle of January over the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass, and is holding up Hous-
Wednesday:
The merchants Of Houston have no cause
to regret their action in cooperating with
the Southern Pacific IN the excursions run
70 that city Monday. The town was
Hooded with visitors. The train from San
Antonio was run in two sections from
Glidden, 1700 people being hauled from
points ON The Honston division nlnne
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cnn.e. TnIIs of q NOW Rond.

round houses and machine shops to Hills
horo is developing considerable talk in
that portion OF the state OF a new railroad
connecting tho Missouri Kansas md
Texas there with the road running from
Trinity to Colmesneil.
The proposed road would open up n DE-
rect route from Hillsboro TO the richest
plnery OF Texas, and would be of meal
culable benefit 70 that section. Commit
tees have already been appointed at Gem
terville Groesbeeck and other towns along
the proposed route, ready 20 confer with
tho Katy officials as soon as the shops are
deUnfto1V looafa1
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Katy Cashier Cnned.

The clerks in the Missouri Kansas and
Texas freight office presented p. H. sulli-
van. who has been with them as cashier
for the past nine months, with gold
headed cane just before his departure for
Denison last night
The presentation speech was made in a
neat manner by Jack LeHaine the chief
clerk, who voiced the sentiment of the en-
greatest success In his new position, which
VIII be In the auditors office at Denlson.
The cane Is beautiful one and Is In
scribed as follows. Up. III. sullivan, from
The Clerks, Freight Office. NJ. X. and n,
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Trainmaster T. s. Mcdowell of the Mis-
| souri,, Kansas and Texas went North yes
j terday morning,
WI Taylor general baggage agent OF
! the International and Great Northern, was
| in the city last night.
| j. j. O'Donnell, travelling passenger
| agent of the Piedmont Air Line, spent
! yesterday in the city.
| General Manager Kruttschnitt OF the
/ Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
left for New Orleans last night.
w. d. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
came in from the road yesterday.
VIM. Murray, general Southern passen-
ger agent of the Illinois Central, returned
to New Orleans yesterday morning.
The Katys pay car was here yesterday
and consequently all hands connected with
that road are in happy frame Of mind.
n J. Ray. trainmaster of the Interna-
tional and Great Northern, took a run
down the Columbia Tap line yesterday.
Chas. -. Sloat. assistant general freight
and passenger agent of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas, visited Houston yester-
day.
Yardmaster Benson of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas reports freight bust
ness booming and consequently he is
rushed with work lust now.
W. II. Gleason. commercial agent Of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re at San An
tonic, returned yesterday from flying
trip to Galveston.
J.. j. Polk general freight agent of the
Gulf Colorado and Santa F'e has returned
to Galveston, after spending several days
in North Texas
w. A. Relnhart, travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific has return
ed to Houston headquarters from a short
trip over the road.
Colonel Jemison and Superintendent Gro
min of the Houston East and West Texas
have returned from an inspection trip over
the Narrow Gauge
The Modjeska company VIII go to Gal
weston this morning on the International
ana Great Northern's midday flyer The
company have their own private car.
Cashier and Ticket Clerk Malgne of the
CUR. Colorado and Santa Fe and South
tern Pacific at Rosenberg is in the city Wis
ting his hrother-in-law, Chas. Heyer
General Manager Peck of the Texas Car
Service association is visiting North Texas
points this week on business matters con-
nected WITH the car service. He Will re-
turn to the city Sunday.
The Katy freight office has been i'm
proved this week by the addition of a
record room. 1t viii be used for the stor-
ing of all record books and viii prove
quite a convenience to the freight boys
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Cotton Receipts.

The railroads are not bringing in cotton
with any great rush this month, though
the total WIN not fall so very far behind
what II was this time last year.
Yesterdays receipts amounted 10 400g
bales, as follows: Houston and Texas
Central 2Oi2; southern Pacific. SSi; Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe 1851; international
and Great Northern, 2lo San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass, III; Houston East and
frpNag CA '
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NETTING AWAY

tells the story In fact. We mean our
toysi but as we have five times more and
six times greater variety than any other
dreaming toy house In the State, we have
unhble,owing 20 clerks being tired .'nearIv
TO death and for other reasons. we viii
nor nor seii on sunday. the oath, and hence
would kindly ask all to buy Friday Go-
day) and Saturday the I'D. we reoneet
do. The XVonds, % So, we
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wouid Dnioy the noycott.

The indianapolis Journal says; Speak
Ing OF the threat of Chairman Caldwell OF
the Western Passenger association to
boycott the Missouri Kansas and Texas,
II 1t Insisted In carrying ont its excursion
rate programme to Texas points, General
Passenger Agent Barker OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas said he would rather
enjoy II after the bridge was completed
and their trains have an independent en-
trance into st. Louis. !"
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rinI,crton 10 he put On

San Francisco, Cal, December al.--C.
W. Croker OF The Southern Pacific denies
that the directors OF the company have
determined TO put an armed force on the
freight trains. II Is believed here how
ever, that the Pnkerton agency has per
fected ARRANGEMENTS 10 put fighters on
the southern Pacific trains, 1T only IN
california, but Arizona, New Mexico and
TeAha ana clear through o New Orleans.
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AROUND THE COURTS,
srnn JuNEMAN CASE ruT OFF TO
NExT TERM.
cloud OF witnesses and n Strons
Army 81 LEGAL Taiens-yerdict
IN the HERON Mnnsianghter
Case--case- Filled.

camipal District Ceur,--Hnn. u y
Gavin, pfssldirs J. X. II. Giliaspis, lis
triet attorney. 5 :. Asha, clerk Georst
ElHs. sherih
The time Of this court was occupied with
the now celebrated Juncman case oa
change Of Venue from Galveston. sam Z.
perryman sat as specsi juaee SadHe
Gavin belar disaualinc,i, the State was
represented by District Attorney eiliaspie
and biz Frank spencer. ESD OF Galveston.
ex-district attorney. and James y. stuehs
ana John O. Walker u Galveston and
Tenry - FISHER 81 Houston arpsared for
The defense The state not heins rcaliY,
tne cake was continued on Motion q INC
prosecution.
Fifty-scvan witnesses had been srin-
muned and were on hand. and Ter several
nsn,is, tho Office 81 Carlain AShe CLERK OF
tho court, was crowded with people NAlhA
~ their mileage end sser diem accognis
This ease dates hack 90 August -, lssl
when the badly mupiatea ana taSt '-c-
= catitRnsiue hody 90 Emil tirtscniE Was
found IN q elgup ~ cellars apell ne
and a half miles from ihe yltg oi Ga4Nes,
ton. This young man Wtn ctntl not
speak English, had been .n the emploS .
August ~ lSsl on that moin.ng ]unernan
iefF FOR the CITY 10 serve his customers
with gitl ara before unishine bis rounds
he was evertakeE b. nelEkt2r Wap
i,esn asss,,ii.d 51ili,, rei ana ptobatis. fl,r.
dered. Hurryine home Jnnctnan 1cund h.s
sniiictea aith a halchrI. sfd "a sNpiainius
the woman sai1 Ire HcUrd had been in-
ftlctcd hy the yolns German who hau
attempted 10 Outrage he HerSen- The We
mans story aroused Ike Indignation OF
neighhogs and as soon as the news could
spread The relsh2crho91 was alive with
men securing Tor FlsischlE, who vss miss
inE. The search was continued ior two
dnFs hat with no Epuareu1 success. and
en- the list Of August iieischis coay was
IRE result Of the inques;s 1.-TWO belnr
heidl was TIE arrest and Indictment ~
charles 5uneman. w. r. Allen. lGG Port
upon the testimony ~ Rcurv Hein-
Tath. who salt he heard e cUnYersa-
ton between some u The incr frora which 4
nc leaFne1 me lac5s me case mss hesu I
fried once. is March. lsao when kashsar.
AHrn ehd Mes'er were FOUND ggIisGY OF q
murder in The serand degree and gwen a I
given two years f0r u24rFIauEhts- The 4
case ;vsS sent back from the EtChsr e1Isrt :
peaalisr Inc Neraiei was rendered after TIE 4
statutory expiration pt the March term ~ (
cgGlL
". r. Anea, ore ~ the defendants.
called 81 the oaiea y Tho Post yesterday
the testimony 81 Heinr1th before tite -r..'-
ier. ami that De- is confident az ahl4y to
essprsEe allegations when .he eae
in the afternoon. I41Fe Gavin s.ttiar
ne IolllNiHE cases were dispersed at
3 Hayden appeal. AIRED S
PASSED
Monroe Aruasro1- et I'D tasu OF over
john Jones. assault 10 rare: cue ury.
after being Cut about trHGty-Tr.- -.u-a
Tsp2rt-a Inability to as--a aa4 % m.s.rssl
Gs2rze Gordon was orse-s5 released
from ltL, the cfaUd -E t4r4-e r.He.j
20 lind a bill ar4iref fIrt
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u. G. Weatherby, division freight agent
OF the American Refrigerator Transit
company camo In yesterday from Fort
North This Is MIR Wcatherby's first trip
10 Houston In sixty days II have been
sticking 10 headquarters heretofore" said
he In explanation, ''on account or The de-
morall2ation in freight rates. Everything
y on Arm basis OF adjustment now.
however and ! VIII make. the usual trirs
vision -
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$40 REyvARD

Houston, Texas, December 20. 1903. -
Wells Fargo q CO. Express will paw
500 reward for the arrest and conviction
OF each OF the parties engaged In the
murder. OF Express Messenger John q
Richardson on the night of December is.
lS93 Inc murder was committed in an
leans railroad. between the Fifth warn
relay station, In the city of Houston. and
the GREEN'S Bayou switch In Harris com
y, Texas, For further information ad-
dress A. Christeson,
Supt. w, H. q Co
Houston Taxas
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M'e's W. n < Co. Kansas city,Mo.

y addition 70 the above the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad company viii nav
$50 reward each for the arrest and con-
xlcflon OF any person who participated in.
ne t,. murder of Express Messenger John c.
kichardson, on the night of December ~
~ w.. f7ahuafsss j. KruLtschnitt,
Vice President Texas and New Orleans
Railroad, Houston Texas
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are expected 70 arrive In Houston the
iIrst OF next week 70 remain short time
Ihey were brought TO this country nv
Hon, Henry Ballantine from India ana
were one Of the great attractions at the
Worlds Fair, Chicago. on the Midway
the magic art -
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Nothing En- the Rumors.

Topeka, Kan, December 21--This after
noon a very high Santa Fe official said
about the rumors of receiver on account
of the dee tn of Magoun and possible fail
ure to meet the January interest as far as
he knew here was nothing in IT.
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Re, r. A. Peabody of Kidder. Peabody 6
co. today said.
"a don't know what the effect win be.
but the road IS In splendid physical condi-
tiun At the head OF every district Is a
strong man, so can not see that there
will be the need of reorganization"
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Chicago. December 2l.-Thc Erie cut
grain rates from Chicago to New York
today to 10 cents. and IT is said that with
In q week they win go to 10 cents.
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The Encct ON the snntn Fe

Boston. Mass, December I.-In regard
to the possible effect OF the death of Ma
goun Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa