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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
waTEE fEosr SorKs.


Tks fsxsass ezts<s seseass was - tia hsrsor
yesterday.
sap co@mosSrs .la seEpssss her cargo O.
cal tsssny.
5bs xszsraS xsT3tef asoag tAe s9ser ffezs q
thai fhs sseaszboaE bEssassx IL pa1kisg np
sssSir al iss ssIIsos1s ssseagssx saeax sss
wsteF ssDsf bare hssa rysiss9 oss s2s lie wsEtsr-
Ts4 b@rxsa.zne Jean szsfsa hss k<ez eesrssre1
% take laaher sroz Pers BAkxsiy - East Lea
1oE. sonsk Africa
cspt HsKsss. Of 80 sag Beaver. 70 eaz1sss 70
hss bose sea. sa4 CAPT A r sy&nsssnr - 4.
eezaz2s1 ~ ses bost
Tie steansafp csssz w1lI zsks sae<hsr TIP
IN to rnssstss plses. repairs CO ia tksfes Ass
k&SAsg ssen sozasssfe3
rs E<sfsEz ship Ba acre Vas tows1 % F1rs
Qrehara yesterday 70 assehargs asSAe bzrasls Of
eeSseas tos tass ar Ssrk
Goeseasa SsysENsssn gozSssy, whs las ssea
~ TIE ezsy 4er . AsH 6sys. sssarmse hos1s Lat
EigA8
A AserT k1gser an4 enxane wss ao&des Ga TIE
ssssxes Efilsps yesterday - So 70 Earl Doss-
sss's ass mEsi AZ Lass Ez2zsEz The Villas
VII ksss bsr bcsass Fs1aass6 IL time - leave
fonsEzs o. her rexslxTFzN-
TIE ssTszrsrsssts tox sSssslasAgng . psekss
lie 70 Eene sss froz las ezsy mas fa,a
tkrvzgh 90 seceEnt o. tie e9xpisesfsoes which
ssss arises gss- he gzvvzs8szSi reverurnens ss
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IND . reFs1Et4ea-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

FRssso. Cal. Nov I4-W liam Farrow,
late nominee for tax collector was MUIR
dered ibis morning He had sworn cut 9
warrant for the arrest of three men who
bad stolen his fishing apparatus. Later.
in company with Constable Henry. he
went Qua in the country 10 serve the war
rants The thieves were met on the road
and Henry began reading the warrants.
lie had only proceeded a minute when the
trio fred. killing Farrow. One OF the
thieves, an old man, was dangerously
wounded. When taken 70 jail he refused
ia give hts name. Ii is not known whether
his companions were injured or not
The wounded roober - named Charles
Robinson. HIS wounds are not fatal The
murder o. Farrow Is particularly atrocioas.
Whi the constable was reading the war
ranl Robinson commenced firing. Farrow's
norse became frightened. and Farros vas
thrown oat Of the hueTy into the road.
He was q paralytie, aud as his clutches
acre cut of reach he lay in the road help
!ess while Robinson eooiiy shot him TO
death Constable Henry returned Robin
soa's FIRE and wounded him tglce, The
man who accompanied the wounded rob
Der escaped and has not yet been captured.
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knl.a WIN. H.a,ln< waea.

Ernest Reeve was killed Ehile hauling
wood for the steamer Flyer a. Traeyton On
Tuesday. White driving = Sled loaded
wfrh wood doHn : steep hllI aoo7t II
O'Clock that morning be STUN bed and fell
fo-E ard and the sied rode forward over his
hack. then came 20 . stop by running
against stump. while il ssll rested on
hirn. HIS chest and ribs we're crushed
and he died in less than two hours. He
was . years old and had only been mar
RED about six months The funeral will
take place ~ Traeys0n iomosroE. The ac-
cident occurred near the landing Just as
the rug Beaver came 20 the dock after =
scou load Of wood. The s1g Immediately
went TO sldney and GOT physician. but
the injured man died before the doctor
reached him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

TIE stale beard % dental examiners nset
IN serns-annzal sess50n IN toss city yester-
osv. and XII continue n season today
&z1~ probably a5i09-n soEerros uorasng.
TIE nsnneys u tAe board present are:
President r. r. Carlyoa, Of olympia: Sec
retsry g. Wills Price. Of Seattle; A. Nc
Galley, Of T9eor1z. and A 3 Noodarc- Of
Olympia The meeting Is bed fo- Inc
psrpcse q examining applicants for certlEi-
Gates granting them the privilege Of prac-
rieing their profession Of cenfzssry IN this
state. OnIy four applicants are being ex-
snined. the sabiec:s covered bsiag auat-
omy. physiology, chemistry. rnstersa
meslra. therapeutics. netallargy. his
tolory. pathology. operative. surgical and
mechanical dentistry, also in practical
Demonstration Of skill in The thres last
nsrned branches. TIE examinations are
both oral and written. II written cram
nations an average Of ~ per cent and N
practical work ire corse q Of az least three
members OF TIE beard ~ necessary 20 the
granting Of q license - practice The next
meeting Of the board viii ss held ar Ia
coma N May
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SUBJECTED BOY BURGLARS.
A Watch Their PIunder-oae Of Them a
Confessed xhfeE


Jimmy Jackson and Arthur Guilford
tao bows. we're arrested last night BY
Capt. Willard and Detective Roberts and
Jaiied without any charge being placed
opposite their names. The arrest, how
ever. wAs inside IN connection E.th thef;
COMMITTEES yesterday afternoon. The
70 IA o. Nicholas Miller at tias rear OF the
Esther house. on Froat street. xas en-
tered, possibly by means oi skeeton keys.
bat in aa probability TIE door Aas an
10 ked. A A.l@a case asch ot tn- Wsl-
than make was stolen. This saich. or
one tina; ooks much Ike IL, xas found in
the possession 81 Ga lloyd, 40 xsth Jack
son. notorious petty arceulsI, xas "a k
sng along Jackson stFee;. 6a4iford aims
be has Carried the watch TOR years. but II
has been identified IS Mliler's.
Jackson = the boy 40 took an active
Vart ia the robbery ~ Statesman ConsI-
Dimes crap Game in the old P~op.e's thea
tee last winter. The game VAS running
higa. despite Chief Jacksors's ,iesire to
break It IA. 4 man names S&ulsbnrv
ane another travelling unsIer the g.ifi-
eaut name o. Smith cgace vel the sea If
rb5ius the slss Dur u- me afternoon
she ena u the dresser as tskeil our and
the bottom creased. Fsst nigas = aea the
piay Sas a. rs heishl Jimmy Jaekson got
under shs iat.e an qas~.ly sid Tie cigar
pox "a witch the money sss Kept from
the drawer. ras Ras handed 10 bis con
iesierates. Sho made FOR tae depot. Jack
sou sas so mad 81 beng .est rs his con-
fedefAies ihas be needed no forcing 10 tel
what had happened. The rlngienders
Nege found eioEe the train eft. bat eyys ing
to iear 81 neSsfaper Rotor ETY. they we're
allowed TO depart SIth ghe u.oa Y There
j. question - 90 how much they goi.
some saying $50 Others <lz1
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CHARGES NOR sUBsrANrIArrD.


An investigation into the Charges rnade
against Joseph ii, Carter. ianltor of the
h. r. Day school At Fremont, xAs ap-
pointed for last evening al the osIice OF s.se
school board, but fiExled out on account Of
toe failure Of witnesses 20 appear
- the last meeting of the school board
J. IS MscDougsii and George H. King we're
appointed = special COMMITTEES to lnves.i-
gate these charges preferred TO the board
in writing by William /. Preston. lie
charged the janstor sltA using immoral
language aud vita being addicted TO the
use o. liquor. and named a nam5@T oi Rit-
nssses 20 sabstantiats the charges. Messrs
MSeDongali and King notified all the vii
nesses named ay Preston. a. sci 81 Car
ter's friends. 10 he present last evening az
The investigation.
When the hour arrived so'clook, a large
number Of Carriers friends ere present.
c.ualng seseTsl tesehers, hat not one OF
the opposition appeared. The committee
waited hai sn hoar. but no one came 10
subsiantate the charges. AID they al.
lourned. The committee a Il renort IN
accordance slth the fae;s. that the charges
we're not sabsiantiAtea and Mr.. Carter
vii keep his lob
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
CAPT. TAYLOR DEAD.
The Old Pioneer Follows His
Children TO the Beyond
A vgTEass MINER AND SEAMAN.
Anss 90 Aayessnseas rszsh In fhs
nsre-Grses far H1s Chzadren-

Capt. Villas Fl. TaFso- 1sed ~ Ais
residence. "a Tsnsh ard Ma4isaa streets.
Al 2 O'Clock yesterday assernoSa He s&s
81 ysars old ard had ee~n fas rig 4 bsaass
for over . year, 90 th9s sis death wss Ess
alt0gssEe- aDex oecse4 sEzs-E sAs sE-5aGz.s
friends A. bis ehsi1rsn a&ye 5ses sz3
the oaly nzezssr ct kiz family s@E- i =.
wi5ss
Caps. layer w1s . native os Aas-1-
e5nsesss, 2zs1 h<iug 3 yoasg nzaa w3sz
TIE California gold exessez-zf - sks o=E
he cas- kss 6orannes xssa she A-zszxzEs 60
- After fsw yesrs of more or less s7r-
eess ia Cas8sc-ra u ss3se s1vca1z -gzs
times Re engaged "a TIE se&fxvsag baszness
tor seozs Tea yssEs. al E-st cane %
Paget SQUAD NJ master Of sAe Sorta PsesSe
ia the 6ya After rsss3.zg sh0-f tine
IN Olympia be Sook 20 hLs home -
Pert Tosasen1. wse-s bs eagzze1 y
rnsrchar61ssag and AKA fs- n1E1a@- Ct
years 9epzfF AMI aeting collector q e1s-
tons de returned 80 California E5ozt
is7s. and enz.zed n the rssl BUSINESS II
-sn Fraae1sco sor abo1t I've yeErA In
ISL hs agxla cane 30 Psget sand and
3oczss2 IA -ez+f1e. where he saEaged IN
TIE insztznce hzs53esz In Iss3 be assoc
Hse1 wIsE himself Capt. r. ]. Bzrns. and
toy~sAes they a1ils up "a insnrsnes bass-
Tess which for rnanr years wss the largest
On TIE sozz1. NhIae living NJ Port Towns
end fwe - his chil4rea died. snz about
nx years aga Mrs. " z Thorneii, bis
oasy renzsning ensld. also died sboos .
year after ner marriage. Capt and Mrs.
Taylor were deeply attached 70 their
dszghs<r, and they hare never be-
cozne faily reeonciie6 20 her ioss-
In6sec their grief Was se-y toneh-
ing Mrs Taylor has :neyer ceased
20 wear mourning ard her ivv-wre-shed
po-traz. IN their hcrne has Fever
ssnce Ter death been without . bouquet Of
fresh Eozers standing beneath il, While
her grave has alxays received TIA same
lewlnz attention. The loss Of his child 80
affected Capt. Tsy!cr's health that in $50
he retired from active business and kas
passed the evening Of his life % the sole
eompznionship Of BIS vile.
The only public Offices Capt. Taylor ever
Tiled we're those Of school, director aud
clerk Of the beard Of education IN 1875
Capt. Taylor was good business man and
be leaves . comfortable competence 10 his
wados, as tie result Of bis real estate IN
Testmenfs. As citizen be xas pzb3ic-
spirited and patriotic He placed the xel-
fare Of the city above ether political con-
s5sseraisons and had = strong faith IN the
brilliant future Of this city. As . friend
Re zss quiet snd unAssuming. pleasant
and eosnpsnsonao!e. always gentle ana
easy ia ais manners. and AL lis aoQuAint-
anees wers his friends
The funeral arrangements viii BE an
r10uueed later
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- rrs-@r szan<. zn& sk@a fbe ss<zrnsr vii
rr@e@~@ 70 snw@Es sbs lighthouses sosn
xse SsrxEzs SD a1zz azSrex
Tss 90 &ewaAn~. t1zaher taden fsosn
rarr Rskesey s1r syda~y. vss abssls4 10
1zv ~ $50 By sas sng Myssss fos sossEs.
- szz s@aaw-1w ~ "a CosHsa. ffoss
Nna@zras fzr Saa Fr9scsca shsp Conn
EnDSs-e s-esz Sexsxss 80 @an Ffsaeasea-
T&TsSsK. Sa~. B-fx E---E Special, -
Cssu&Y AxAs wess wanE- Tzg Tyss sSs-
saae.
SHsz Bar. gar. i1-fz sn.--fspeeass -
IsFAs rsAa: fsesa soafhsass sind.
Cz&Ea4x Bar. Sey. n.--i2 rs.--l@pe-
GA s- EssgAs rHan: ezsns
f-xss-. sew. fs.-f2 H<-fspscisa -
ClaasYs ixhs southwest sind
Pear AxsKaxs. Nov. ts.-H ast--ssr@-
eiaA f--Csoa9y light northeast sind.
Tuz B1yfs~n il bar.
E&z FKAxcEsco. Eov. f5s--AsrSvssS--
Gesrrs u E4ter. fyon Portland bktn
Na-Eh Bess. trpsa CosafHsss river. Gear
e5-Sss Costa Ese4, for NanAias0: sxT City
cf Fs1eta, aos VtetoFsa; 81 Msesusstt. for
AaaasEo. Dsa4rt@z--str state Of gal1fsr-
ria. fes Pertlana snd Astoria. str Wssssn-
este Fsllsy. Ter YaqatBa bay 5ksn J0hn
Sggltb. soF Pert B8aksisY.
SEw YoRx Sov s. -~Ariyes-- TsateDie,
sroa Liverpool: Psruyian. from hsssg2s:
Have. srorn Southampton.
LosDos. Soy. H. Majestic. from View
YORK far Liverpool. Paris. from Sss YORK
for scat hasBpsen.
BaEsagHkxgs. Nov. fs.--Arrsvsd-sasls
frosn sew York
LGgKEsooI. Nor. Is - MsJessic, from
Ess York
ssorHsxYr0s. Nos. I5.-Psr1s. from
Gew York.
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THE coMnrssIosxEy ELrrr.



PnbIic interest In TIE ainshouse scandal
does not appear 70 hare Hxoed in the least,
although no formal steFs hare been taken
20 g4vS the matter al hOasst judicial
sitting. The statement o. the county CON-
misssonsrs. p1bslshet yesterday morning.
calling afsoa sorne one 10 institute proceed
ings is By many considered q bluff. cut
one that may be e2iie3 Ia such = manner
that the commissioners may wlsh they
had not made t. Ii 10 intisnates that sew
srai Of tie largest TAXPAYERS ia the county.
Who have been watching shs matter with
she natar2l Interest Of those who believe
their de.lars have been saasndeFed and
that they have teen gTieEously imposed
upon. but who have rot appeared In
che MISTER publicly ss yes. are said 20
have become weasy Of waiting for definite
action 20 be taken. IL these gentlemen
take bold they may go even behind the
ebarses Of collision Ia the letting Of the
contract and Of gross violation Of the
terms Of the contract. BY seeking 20 learn
BY shat authority the building was erected
~ all when the county did not hSvs the
money sish which 70 do the work.
Mr.. Parkr and the other gentlemen who
are eognis Of inside facts concerning
the JOB have not get begun the proceeding
they contemplated To restrain the commits
sl0ners from putting any more OF the peo-
pies money inio the building before an
honest inquiry 10 had. 1t is known. how
ever, that they have been AZ work and 4,
is Supposed the DELAY has only been caused
by necessary precautions in preparation OF
proceedings
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The spseasi train carrying Receivers II.
c. Rouse and ii. C. Payne. General MAJ
swsr ksndrsek and Assistant General
Superintendent Dickinson. Of the North
era Pacsfac read. returned from Monte
CFasto BY the 0Feat Nortnern road NJ 10
o'clock last sSening and sent right
through 10 Tacoma where the party spent
The night TO-DAY q trip viii be made
ever the Gray's HaFbor and South Bend
branches and from there TO Portland. after
which the receivers aud Mr.. kendrick viii
return Egst
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Highest Al Leayenng Po~e-Lates T. S Govt Report
Roe! R Bsxdsr
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Pure

wss read sv Rev JosszA Sa<r1r-4 Of kse
So-EA s-a-x8e MeshoSssz Protestant
ezE-rA- Ms. Sse1e. q 0@so> was Trs-
sens@s fs- ne address ss .as ~w<asag. Her
rszx-xx we-s 6txoseS 20 q rsvlew % TIE
advance Ia the sszSe e tern psgA1ce rem
.as p&-<3.l rzsaz<fx-1aa -a~zge g ETY.
weE-. zge 10 fae s0s&l abstinence rsrcEe -
The rrssezs d4v. TIE apt AlEstrzzsozs
ans psow<-f@l &ppe2 7ss3e ~ she sES~sxer
sv@6sztlv net <I4a sA@ hearty szpssoTt sad
sy@Tsafny ~ TIE sE3aence, - -nzr4f szea
sT tae f-ee7enf r0EESs u agaNazse Aare
tlaaG f3-xg p~-sczs responded 10 The sp-
pea so- p3s5ge sugars. Tie meeting to
zsxai vii ce-n=are promptly -
s'e40ek. .a6 the general rab.se = again IN
vats1 q attend
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vsas.rsns. Br.as Up cea..e.iss..

CHicAso. Nov. i1--Beginning on sun
day the New York Central and Lake Shore
roads ell ran trains from gew York 10
Chicago 10 tssniy-six hours, one hour
longer thaa ~ present This will demon
alixs thsir connections With Western
trains AID threaten disrupa1on OF transcon-
isaeEt4i time tables. IL IL not knows
what Acsion wlll result. bal the Wander
bits insist on TIRE change and the Western
roads eqassiy oppose IL. All Western
roads auneeBcs the intention Of meeting
tie action u the Union Pacific In paying
somHasssions on round-trip business from
Gsllfornis pointA
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Good Tenpiar.' Mi..isa M.stinx.

olympic hall WAS sell allied last evening
Al the beginning Of the song service exsr-
c4ses az the Good TemplAr mission temper
anos meeting. Before the speaking vas
commenced nearly every seat vas taken.
although extra seating capacity had hem
provided. in anticipation Of large attend
anee. Besides tae speaker Of the evening
the platform Was occupied BY several Of
the eity pastors and large chorus choir
LED ey Mr.. H0cklns. Of this city. The de.
veisonAl exercises were conducted BY Rev.
Daniel Barley. The venerable pioneer
preacher, alter waich . Scripture lesson
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There has been some talk that the meat
war Is over and that there was no more
low prices on meats. bGs al inspection Of
prices 81 the Fulton Market viii convfnce
you that il IS still very low. No price lists
out, but our prices are lower than the
lowest. Don't be deceived, bat come and
convince yourselves. We 90 as we aaver-
tise. and the name OF the Fulton Market
is sufficient to guarantees the quality. The
Fulton Market is in the HInckley block
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A s4EoSG CHORAL SOCIETY.
Organization 81 a New Body ID studv
Choral Music


meeting O; about forty members Of
different choral s5cie;ies vas ae Z a. Plvn,-
oaih church. lsst evening for tie purpose
of combining in one society for musiea!
culture Committees en- organization.
constitution and by-laws we're appointed
snd siA report az another meeting next
Monday evening. when permanent organ{-
Eation StI Se effected. NJ. : McCIaire
Vas in the chair and John NJ. Phillips was
secretary.
The movers IN this organization hone to
onaie "a one strong BODY the members Of
several weak ones, and they have the sup
poyt Of most of the local teachers Of uaasie
IN TIE project. They sill stadv ora,orios.
eAatstas, glses aud other works in which
chorus plays the chief part and expect To
give concerts during the winter months.
Ia order 20 give The society ~lde sup
port they viii admit: as associate members
tnose who. xhsle not singers theTase.ves
are interested "a vocal n asic.
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The order issued ey ths Ual;sa state.
eeurs a. Dubuque. Ia, restraining ths dis.
possl OF aeoat SS,ota CO.. Of stock IA the
sioaK Guy & Northern and rAclnc Saefs
line railroads has teen vacated by Judge
shiEas, Of the United States circuit eaart
81 les Moiass. Th's Is = stetery for the
Great Northern. which wal nos bs ah.e -
seears control.
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ME- Nosx, New. Ia~The inspecting
party for the Official test neat Saturday Of
she efficiency Of electricity On The boats OF
abe krte cana ~ill consist Of GoY. Flower.
the sarersa tssdsni OF public works. stale
sngsae<F and Surveyor Of Pennsylvania
ard seE Jersey. Besides these there VIII
be present representatives Of several eges-
sic companies and number Of capitalists.
The test will bs made a. Plttsford.
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A s.w aaa,sn. Railroad.

Contracts have been les for building the
Helena 4 D4Ilon read. from Heisna south
10 nsslon. Mont. about 80 miles and
grading - la progress IL IL expected %
have sssnty-ase miles 81 grading com
pisied. from Parsons Bridge 10 Tzln
Bridges, this year The roaa viii touch
Rear Virginia city. hammock and sher!-
can. Samuel Weed, Of HeIsnA. 10 the
chief protector.
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a-sszser's estate. BE learned of the disco
satsea n Ase Of ire sane. sna shreuTa a1s
attorneys easS-e3 praeS~5sngs 70 -
ccrs she reco7SeySnce * the - sDerfr
TIE raaaScsssnn i = step N thss 1irscssoa.
GsaEos ca zs taAt she transaction wsta
Joan ho1sne-tv SIS ye-5-etx .-gss nste.
Al ore taaE ms CHEAT entered tnsa va NJ
farssE an II his owr frye NIL H- Ia
srStatate1 SUIT fer damage sEa5nS NJ
Mesa Doashersy. Exlng the sun -
ssA-so The necessary par~rs have A4en
ersSG n and the sat Is "a be pushed
Iae case 81 john B-0oknoase, who -
cnde- sentence 70 inprssonmeas IN the
renliersiary so< two years. Is 10 be az
peaAed 20 the s1prsne eonrt-
Mr.. G. E Steiner and Miss E;izsbeth
Roains were n2rrsea AZ the residence OF
Hon. : c Robins. an uacie OF the bride.
Ewing near WaservIse. saSr night Mr.
sesiner Is ore 0f the early settlers OF this
pace, and dessrvedly popnzr voGax
9en1iensn- TIE wedding Was the con-
summation OF "a Old engagement. the
bride having bat recently arrived from the
East
Asa ". Pier is erecting q handsome
residence il tne west p@rt e town
The administration h&s. for economical
reasons. eas Cd the clerk IN the Local land
Once The position was allied BY Mr. T.
W. Porter.
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bAisgAoRE. New. lA~Ths National
Transportation Association began is isrst
annual session AZ moan today Ia the Corn
an -Four Exchange. Ihe objects Of the
association are 80 gaasa the Interests Of
shippers by preventing discrimination and
excessive ehArgss by railroad and other
transportation cGsuyanie~
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BEEyITIEN.

RF3ak faF, 80 On asst sAfBsiay eat.Apr@1
'seFtls 'SEtea, his former ratssrsss iuto xtas
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