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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

The family of j.. b. Atwood on Upper
Main street met with sudden and very
sad loss yesterday afternoon in the death of
the wife and mother Mrs. J. b. Atwood.
She leaves three children--an infant 10
days old and a daughter and son in the class
of ~ Colby University. She was "a years
old and one of a family of 10 children, of
whom the other nine are all living. There
will be a service at the house Friday after
noon at o'clock. The burial will be at
ST. Adams The sorrowIng husband and
children have the sympathy of their many
friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
RANDOLPH.

Last evening the few surviving members
ct Co. !. ssth Maine Infantry. gathered
eroaM the campfire in G. A. Il. hall. Ii
was thsif i&th reunion and the soth ami
vefsesy Of their adventures in the Louis
49, suanps. There was a banquet,
speeches and story telling. and Mr.. s. f.
!se.soa read m original poem which was
~ feature Of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

There was dancing ia the hall and hist in
tlir parlors of the Augusta House last even
ing both of which were thoroughly enjoyed
by a Iarsr number Higgins orchestra fur
nished the music for the hop. Refresh
meuts wsre served BY Host Thayer. A
delightful eeeuini was passed by all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

The high school boys organized their
ball team Yesterday for the spring cant
paigD as 70 llows sawyer. p Munro. C. &;
Lawrence, st b. Hrann, I'd b Arms, "a
b ilildreth, S.. I'm, e.. Merrill. ! f (;
Knight, IF The team will secure place
for work nj once \ game will be played
with the Brunswick High School nine ~
that town on Fast day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Yesterday morning special train cams
from Togus over the kcnnebec Contra
bearing IL insnne veterans. An extra car
was attached 10 the 1928 train and in tins
they started for the insane asylum IN Wash
ington, u. G.. Major Anhcrson and Or.
Libby were in charge Of the unfortunate
veterans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
Chicago Produce Market.


FJouR-sie5dy, dulli, unchanged
WHEAT NJ,
esprink. .alaa1, No. Pred. s.Ia53t.
c"Rs-higter; No 2. iila--.
OATS higher. No. 2 3Ia3I1; -----
white, 2an---. No. white, 2g,a.
RTs-no 2. 51a-.
DO 3jaf0.
FtASfyEp-bO I. i2n5.
fpRK-steady. ats b5asfs.G7i.
LARD--seakrF; az tia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
PeopIe's Fire Insurance Co.

'it MAN I'IsN ~ u.
Incorporated in iSsi Commenced business 1850.
}. C. MooFr, irrs. Sor'y, :. u. srEAHNs.
Capita, Paid Up In Cash SJOO, 900.
ASSETS, DEE EMBER ~. Isp2.
Loans on bond and mortgage first
liens 4 10000 90
Stocks and bonds, market value, 2s0, $50 M
Looms secured by cnllnirrai-, 1900 ~
Cash in principal office aud in bank, l0H,bs5 =.
Interest due and ncrrucd, ls.iI3 81
Premiums in due course of collection, 1895 IL
Aggregate of all the admitted assets. S1,oI2 So ~
LIABILITIES DECEMBER II, isgs.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims, 1907 -
Amount required to safely re-insurc
ell outstanding r,sks, 3G3777 ~
All other demands Against the com. o.
paLy, viz commissions, etc, 23,stpD
Total amount Of liabilities, except
capital stock and net surplus. Iie.hsi u
Capital actually paid up IN cash, $4,000 %
Surplus beyond capital s02ji Il
Aggregate amount of liabilities in.
Guiding net surplus, $i0i2,sg, ~
4, Is, MATTHEWS. Vaiervillc, tUAS u. CHICK,
Augusta, A. l.. BERRY Co. Gardiner, Agents.
l.s,E.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

At the Central Street Grammar School
this afternoon and evening the pupils, under
the direction of Mr. Combs, will celebrate
the closing Of the term by presenting the
operetta, ''An imaginary Tripto Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
HALLOWELL.

Mr.. Alger Currier has begun on his wood
shed in Mil lane. About ieoo cords of wood
will be sawed in l2. Is. - and 30 inch
lengths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Master l.. Eugene Thayer gave party
to about 80 of his Young friends on We'd
nesisy evening ut Thayer's hall. The
young people INDUCED in games and dane
ing ani partook of lunch during the even
t,,,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

MR.. Catherine T. Farrell of South Tar
diner died Tuesday evening nj tie age OF q
Year,. The funeral will be held to-day at
T.. ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Philip ". Iiplmr- we'll known api ia
genious uraebin,st u this city has just re
ceiycd patent on 4 nee pulley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
WATERvlLLE.

Arthur Thompson. who works in the
.sclo,h haul of the Lockwood mills, caught
his han in the ''hrusherH yesterday after
room, badly mangling his thumb and FORE
finger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

The Iay, extra in the Library hall dane
ing school series viii take place tins eTse
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

GARDINER.

There will b. IA apron festival at tn
Free Baptist church this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

The city schools close today for t~o
weeks vacation. IN the high school there
will be public oral examination in each
study, covering the terms work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Bert Gif,lngs. xho i attending school
at Portland, j. visiting his uHelc. Dr. Gid
dings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
COMMITTEES
Are Nearly Through with Their Work
Except the judiciary.
cs~sssaiss u ~ sssesss q ~ nsslvsieFs
n Ne Ksassese.

The iuiieiasy committee expects 10 get
through IT, committee work BY the middle
81 rer. rerk. Yesterday they voted to re-
nor. the Bar HarboY Water Company
pr,os,..siol. in nex draft 20 that If the
company doesn't comply with certain condi-
tons before next January the Eden Water
Company. charter will BE- tn force. They
voted ought to pass on the Lane bih relating
10 warrants for commitment Of taxes same
on the bill relating to town ordinances on
vehicles same on bill amending insolvency
Law 50 that the debtor xhen the debts are
less than $3.50 shall pay the costs Of eoar 5
same on bill relating " mortgages; same
on amendment Of Revised Statutes limiting
time Of special charters 10 two instead of
four years petitioners for repeal Of the
hawksrs and peddlers act gwen leave TO
withdraw.
The committee on banks and banking
cleared their docket They will report
ought not ~ pass on the bill 10 abolish
days Of grace AMI same on petition OF the
Falmouth Loan and Building Association To
increase capital stock.
The railroad committee voted ought 10
pass on bill relating to automatic signals nj
railroad crossings also ought 10 pass on an
addition to the present law prohibiting per
sons from driving OF Using vehicles upon
railroad ,racks
The tsx committee considered the bill
relating To the taxation of loan and built
Ing associations. Hon. II. NJ Heath ap-
peared before them AMI argued against any
discrimination against the foreign com
,,anies ia the way Of tax. He referred To
the action of the last Legislature in reqalr-
ing the Gradite State Association. the only
foreign company doing business m Thu.
State. to deposit In the Stat treasury sy5,-
plD and clsimed that to add this discrini-
mating tai wouh be an injustice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Il. II. Grant and family of this city have
moved back 10 their old home in West.
brook. Jr. Grant was master mechanic
In the Copsecook mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

At the election which was held IN ward
) Tuesday i, resulted as follows; For al
derman, II. +. Fuller, 80, ID. c. Rice, IL.
For first councilman, II. n. I.siten, 20; II.
G. Green, l.. For second councilman. !.
Z. Jewett. "a: j. +. Stearns. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09


The members of fobbossee Colony of
Pilgrim Fathers and large number OF
their friends enjoyed q supper and enter
tanment at their ball last evening. The
feast WIS u so-called silent supper, with a
series Of fines for breaking the silence. \
most delightful mixed entertainment fol
lowed. after which we're gnmes and gen
eral good time. The colony nov numbers
~ members and IL in most prosperous
condition.
beginning with next SUNDAY afternoon
at IL O'Clock there will be series 1T
mems mass meetings ut the q. A H. hall
nn.ier the auspicr. of the Y NJ G. 4. and
continuing each for twn months Next
SUNDAY Rev. j = Williamson viii speak
on Freedom bther speakers on follnw
ing SUNDAYS will be- stat, SENATOR II "
Shaw of IIoultnn. Rev e. W iLncklry Of
Good viii Farm. President u. t. Whit
man of Colby, Rev W : AYERS of Port
land and probahl, Y. Richard Foss of Fort.
land and General Secretary ". 4. Jordan
of BANGOR.
Iastryeping Henry q Enrker and Lillian
in marriage ,t snr,ug6cld Mas. At tho
home of the BRIDE. brother. = l.. Turner
ney Mr. Norri. pf that rity WIS In. ofli,t
a,inc ,,Icrevtnap. Tn. wedding WAS 4 u,net
family affair and no cards we're is.l,J In
A., f,w d,,e Mr. ami Mrs E,rk.r return
to this civ. where they will reside ON Drcs
dem ayepnc MIR nnrker is one of the
most popular and en,rrprisirg young busi-
ness men of tins city, and both he AMI his
bride have hosts of friends here pho will
wish th,u every h,pnipo.s
There was tin. usual lsryp crowd anil the
usual cooh ttna AT the bountiful supnsr
furnished h, the I-uiyer.ali.t ladi.. lat
evening. After suppcr Miss Euolt A
Andrews. secretary of the ladies All. read
the repor, of the winter. work Of that or
rapixstioa preylou. To- last might the
Ladies' ,id has sueccsgfnllv conducted in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
The Fidelity and Casualty Co.,


Incorporated in 1876. Commenced business in is75
GEO. +. SEwAHp,P Pres RoBERT j. HILLAs.S ec'y.
Capital Paid up In Cash, $2JO,OD
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1872.
Renl Estate unincumhrred, 5,lhDOD
Loan on bond and mortgage, (frst ien.l 7,,d6 GO
Stocks and bonds market value, ~. go u
Loans secured by coliaterals, III $40 %
Cash in prime pai Office and in bank, 1896 70
Interest due and accrued. Bid ~
Premiums in due course of collection 325, rs CO
All other property belonging to Com.
pany mi. ceiisneous mortgages and
other securities, 5G,36l 06
Aggregate Of assets II. their actual
vaiue, sl.sia,g55 AZ
LIABILITIES, DEC. ~, 1872.
Net nnonnt Of unpaid losses and
ella ms 4 e66.5is "a
Amount required TO safrly re insure
all outstanding RISKS, i.b55,92G 63
All other demands VIZ commissions,
etc, los, 1es n
Total ilal,iliiies. except capital stock
and net siGpu-. i.ass.if2t "
Capital actually pad up in cash, $1,000 10
surplus BEYOND capiiai i5I.jI2 %
Aggregate. liabilities including net
surplus, s1,s12.a55 "
II. l.. WHITE, W. u. NEAL. Gardiner, Agents.
feb23d law!iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
MARKET REPORTS.


NKw foAL. March 5.
Money easier l5a2.
Irime paper, o.
Government bonds, steady.
railroad bonds. lower, Readings especial,
weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
British America Assurance Co.,

OF TORONTO, CANADA.
Incorporated IL, 1917. Commenced Business In 1875
JoHS MORRISON, Gov. v. ~. BANKS, Asst. Sec.
Dep, SITS IN United states ssO5, oa0.0o.
ASSETS. DC. n, 1sg,.
Stocks asa boad4 owned, market value sfDS rs 90
Cast, ,B 'e eorapany's principal oibee
and ~ bank. 7DSI -
Interest due and accrued. 7,7i5G
Premiums ia due coarse Of collection ig5 go &c
Aggregate admitted asscls at actual
yaias, ssi9.oss 81
LfABiLiTfE-s, DEt.. 81, fsgl
Net amount Of unpaid losses and claims, 5g,igzss
Amount required 10 safely rc-iBsure all
out Standing risks. 3s .o4i n
Al other dtsnassds comm ssi0ns etc, 1919 81
Total amount Of liabilities. except CAPT
tai stock and net surplns, 4si.5a3 6,
Sarpia- AMI deposit capital. 81. So u
Aggregate a1,onnt Of liabilities inelnti-
ing surplus, $sl9.gyl %
G. u. MATHEWS. waieryilie. CHARLES Is. cmcE.
Augusta, Agents.
f.fIZ,dfawIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
London Assurance CORPORATION.

London Assurance Corporation,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
Incorporated in i7s0. Com. business 10 u s. in ls5,
Cnshugs l.. CASE, Pres. Sec. Gro. II. u,rK.
Capital paid ap in Cash. fsss,2s5 90.
ASSETS. DEC. 81, Isg2
Real estate owned by the company nm.
incumberesi.
Loan. bond and mortgage, t,lrst
liens,
stocks and bond owned bs the com
psiby, market value. aIvsD a, IN
Iorns secured by coiia'erass,
Cash tn The company principal Office and
IN bank, zsi,777e 50
Interest dnA ai'r sfrrn"d, 54s6f, 10
Premiums due course Of collection zgl tt5 aG
Bills receivable NOT ms
tared taken for marine
& inland risks. st3ssrss
essii in hands Of special H27s0o
agents., -J3gf
Aggregate Of all the admitted assets OIL
the company at ihtr actual yalae, $2,f1e ~ "
LIABILITIES. DEC. 81, isss
Net amount Of unpaid losses and ciaims Ara ss n
Amount repaired 10 safely r.-insure all
Out landing rlsks. g6s. fso n
AL other demands against the com
paHy, viz commission, ETC.. 4Dgts Al
Total amount Of liabilities, exeep: capt
tai stock aud net surplus, fjs3Gs6 IN
Capital sctastis pa,d ny IN cash,
surplHs beyond capital. I.ylg. los u
Aggregate amour: Of liabilities fnelus ------ -.
ing net SURPLUS - t2.sos.792 "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
Spring
HuIIlOTS

CPRIN0 HuNOKz. blood kumors, skin hnnsss.
y a1sfp humon viii lnD at hair. and eyefy
ethes h1mor. whether ifehine. buFndna. blssdsng.
seaIy, eruse<d, pinpiy o. hIosehy, Whistler amrts.
serufuous, Hereditary, from Infancy 70 az. are
now speedily, permanently, and economically eursd
b. d. g1estaa Of all kno1n huDns cures, lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
TAIL LIGHTS.

dr,v,hrid,,, has h.., c,n,,iotoJ ,,
tho pnungyiy1nia ,,iIr,,d ''' "t If,i,a. s
nn,.t ''"'''" '"''''"" at
pm w. ''
me report TINT the Katy Intended ia
nlllu telephone me between 'Nt Lou z
Mo" ana Parsons. Kan, is umtouudcd.
Mr.. &. lronuungpr hls been nppuintrd
eastern passenger agent Of the Sraboard
Air line, with office ut New York
Chief Engineer III. Il. Forest of the
Great Northwest Central has been al
pointed receiver and manager of the
road.
I'm Inlt / th, Cyicor,ir,i ,xt,rsto, ~,
n,e Omaha, n"J Innn n LIN r,ilno ~,
Vim H., n,,,n'J o,,i via e,,,,,'i.l ,'',,
Nm, ~, H., 1 f,,, ,,,' "'"
~ ,"' '"N"
me Railroads. IN NehrlSkh have now
decided to give the maximum rate law q
irinl' ana then look TO- the courts Tor re-
tiei New tariffs VIII be prepared az
once
Statistics show that over 10 per cent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

j. L. Pennington, livestock agent Of The
Sautl Fe, went uorih last night ON a
trp to the Territory,
]. L, Baker. engineer Of communal
engine No, IN, is on visit TO Chicago
and the Worlds fair.
Tho Texas aud Pacific cast.bonnd
passenger train yesterday brought IN a
car of California fruits.
Cant. Murphy, division rondmastcr of
the Texas Pacific railroad company.
Headquarters al Dallas, was in the city
yesterday
Sergeant George Clark. lost car agent
of the Alissclr Pacific Railroad com.
pany, with headquarters ut ST, Louis, Is
In the city
u, W Allen, general freight agent of
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Railroad
company, With headquarters at Deni,on,
is in the city
T. J. Pnrmtlce, division rondmastsr of
the Missouri, knnsls and Texas. with
headquarters 1t Waco, was in the citv
yesterday for few hours,
T. j. Ball division ruadmaster of thc
missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
the city yesterday.
A threshing machine loaded by STRAIT
ION " White WAS knocked on the ear
IN the yards and badly damaged IL
viii be sent To The shop for repairs.
Two OF the largest palm trees ever
Grown ~ Mckee passed through over
| The Texas and Paclilc en- route for the
Worlds fair II required two thirty
iour'foot ears 10 carry cach trce.
Col, Robert Cooke, night CHIEF NJ th,
Union depot. telegraph office, who Inns
been absent on visit Ia friends nrs,t'
BonhAn, has returned and resumed bis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Mr.. L. Squire. resigned Headquarters,
II ii Arms heretofore travelling pas
sengcr nr,ni of the New York. Lake
Eric md Wetcrt at NllcBtown. Pa,
has been transferred to llnirn- y. u,
as travelling passenger agent TO succeed
Mr.. W. j. Homer, redglied'
Il. Schwerin Of San Francisco. Cal,
bng bpcn chosen d dircciur " the Pacific
Mail Sipnmshir company in place Of Mr..
i II. Houston, and has been made' yicc-
president and general manager Of the
company.
Bcniamin II. Aiken. city passenger and
ticket agent Of the cleveland, Akron hhu
Columbus al Columbus. o., has been pro.
NOTED 10 be division passenger agent OF
that road, new position.
'rb1mns II. Simmons, acting general
freight agent Of the Huntington. Cedar
I{npids md Northern, has becl appointed
general freight agent Of that rOau'
Uendnuarters. Cedar Rapids. Ia.
Charles j.. CrawsOn has been appointed
city passenger and ticker agsent 81 me
Cleveland. Akron and Cnlnmblis' A.
Columbus, o.. in place of Mr. u. H.
Aiken, promoted.
q. s. AlcAlanus Of the Illinois Central
has been appointed tratninasler oi ul'
Elgin. Joliet and EASTERN with head
quarters at Joliet, ILL.,, in place OF ME-
O. SandersOn resigned
Frank H. Pain, recently appointed
master mechanic Of he Chicago aud
Alton at Slater, Mo-. has been assistant
mnster mechanic Of the Wabash at
Decatur H., for twelve years
Charles r. Adams has been appointed
city agent VI the New York, Lake Erie
aud Western at Buffalo. \. y, in place
of II. VI. Hawkins. resigned.
ID. $. Peterson has resigned rs super
visor OF the Sandusl,y division Of the
Pitlsburg, For Wnyu" and Chicago,
after service Of over twenty-five years
with that road.
q S. Sims Ir. has been rppointcd
supervisor Of the Pitt'hurg' Fort WAYNE
aud Chicago NJ Upper Snudushy, d. III
r!acc Of u. s. Peterson, resigned
Charles W. l'urrs has been appointed
division freight agent of the loulNillc
southern. with headquarters 81 Louis
Vile, Ky, H. place of II, r. Smith re-
signed.
director and general counsel Ut the New
York and New England aud NJ j Perry
has hsen chosen director to suceord
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
MEXICAN CONCESSIONS.

Several railway concessions have re-
Gently been granted and approved as
follows: 10 Manuel Hernandez Or.
trnp for a railway from Qucrrtarn. an
III, Mexican Central railroad, to san
Miguel de Allcndc, on the Mexican Ma
t.tnul railroad, narrow gauge. no sub
s,lv: to Juan de Dios Rgdrlgues for a
railway from ,lalnpn 10 pnrhcO Niria.
CoAtcpcc. Exico and Tcocelo IN the
STAT" VI Vera Cruz. narrow gauge, no
subsidy to William Purcell for a
railway from Gomez Fnrias stn-
hnu, On the National rail.
read. "A kilnmctcrs south Of Laredo
and Ia kilomcicrs south Of Monterey.
to point on The International railway
in the state 1f Chihuahua. touching Par
rNa. mo- .mhailv.-l nlIMnN Agn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

7. G. Purly, yice-prcsident and general
manager OF the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas, with headquarters at St Louis
=. Miller, freight traffic mauagcr. with
headquartcrs at St Louis; !. W. Allen.
penison; j. w Maxwell. superintendent
II, T. Hughes. general passenger and
ticket agent. headquarters az Denisnn.
aud NJ Sweeney superintendent nf trans.
lorlation, with headquarters 1T Parsons.
Kan. came in yesterday from Houston
on spccial train They are en- route
north and are ON tie return trim from a
very pleasantly IN looking over the com.
pany's property here and the party left
the city last night on No. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
FRYING INro SECRETS.

An Investigation into the inner secrets
Of railway management, both freight and
y. n-eugrr WIS commenced Yesterday lw
The federal grand jury at Chicago. This
promises To be- the most far-rcnching and
thorough Inquiry into the affairs of the
liz railroad companies that has ever
been undertaken hy the Interstate com
shaping themselves to this for consil-
erAltc time In secret and the present
iWlry is only begun after dilgcnt
study of the situation by the commis-
sioEers aud Attorney General Ohny
Altendy q similar investigation has been
conducted in another Jurisdiction. and
i Is understood TINT Indictments have
been returned ngainst prominent railroad
men. whose names are of everyday mem
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

pcnse of Captain Foy, engineer of the
22B For long time the captain has
desired In pull twenty cars of coal with
the 22G, aud has told the boys in glowing
terms how "Corhrtt' alias the 22G'
wonld wall, over the division with them.
bett ran up against nineteen cars of
coal at the junction., and got knocked ont
the first round; had To double the canyon
and SET out two loads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
AN INSPECTION TOUR.

A pnrty Of leading rnilrond officials
CONFUSING $. H. H. Clark, president of
the Union Pacific system, j, ~ Moore.
general superintendent Of the Fort Worth
ugd Denver, w A. Deuel.. general super
i4endent Of the Gulf division Of the
Union Pacific, w H. Pcmnm, chief
engineer of the Union Pacific system and
william A4htOn, division engineer. arrived
mere by snccinl train yesterday over
the Fort Worth nnd Denver The trlp
y purely me Of observation and nspec.
Mr., Clark left for ST. Louis in the
evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
The RAILROADS.
THE KATY FLYER TRAIN STOPS
IN FORT WORTH.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME
TABLE.

Uenvlng Tlme.l y
Texas and Pacific East-bound; ,5;2O
a. M, T:25 a. ~, 1875 a. ~, 4:1O p
m, GAO p. IN. Westbound 9;O5 a. M
Texas and Pacific lranscontinental a,
yision-Leaye S.i5 a. m. Arrive 0'4o
b. m.
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas North
bound. lO:l0 a. M, s D. m. South
bound, $50 a. M, go p. IN.
Fort Worth aud Denver Northbonnd'
1880 u. m, 5;l5 p. M.
Houston aud Texas Central-South-
bound S.35 a m, 6;l0 p. IN.
m, $40 p. m. Southbound $50 u. M,
1910 D. m,
Cotton Belt -Eastbound; S'45 u.
m, 0;05 D. M.
Fort Worth and Rio Grandc-No. 2.
Arrives, 800 .. IN. No. l, departs, ITO
=. m.
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GRAM pAas. GRAM RAGs.

h. j White Is prepared to furnish any
quantity or quality of grain bags 4
lowest prices,
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REslGNAT1oNs 7 Apro1NrMnN,rs.


Wtllys G. Ransom. formerly Of Knln.
mazo9, Mich has been sppoiutcd audi.
tor OF the Saginaw Tnseoln and Huron.
with headquarters ~ Saginaw. Mich, In
place Of james G. Harris resigned. y
George o. Clinton. who has been super.
lniendent Of the Elgin, Joliet and East
cru, since April. 1855, has resigned thar
position. He was formerly division
superintendent Of the CHICAGO. Millwan.
kee and ST. Paul
H. 4. Fisher has resigned as sunerin-
lendcnt Of the piitshurg division of the
Western, New York and Pennsylvania
% accept position In the engineering
department. OF the Rochester III. Y5
u A. $. Reed. formerly general travel
ng PASSENGER agent Of the Chicago Rurl-
nsi9n aud Quincy. has been appointed
hn23rn,iiWeS,ern passenger agent OF the
Philadelphia aud Reading, with head
uuarters at Chicago.
II. ~ Now has been appointed pur-
chasing agent Of the Cleveland. LofNin
and Wheeling in addition 10 his duties KS
;iiprFlnisn.knt " telegraph. III iplase NJ