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Sam Greenwood having bought tho
oyster pArlor and short order bust
nesS of she cream bakery has rear
ranged things and 10 prepared to serve
frst clasS customers in first class style
Ladies' are especially invited and
assured of treatment Gccep' able to the
most fAstidiouS. His cuisine depart
mont il in the hands of frat class
cook and everything served over his
tables 10 Of unquestionable quality
1875 If.
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SAtisfAction guarAnt eed or money
refunded by the "Eoss Jollity Co."
in their unique novelty "a Quick
Match" at the opera house, Saturday
evO., Dec. 9th. 1wk.
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GEN is,

II you wish your clothing msde il
style. 90 see j. Stolfe, the new tailor
over J. b. RobinGon'B store.
nov Palm
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Clothing! ClothingN ClothingI!l
Mems, boys and childrens clothing at
ten per cent above actual cost. Re-
member these prices are lower than
other cost sales. The Racket Store
1Wk
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Wa@ted--TEo furnished rooms, suit.
able for light housekeeping. by n@r
and wife VITA one child. Address ttA!-
phAboE.'' this ~MRe.
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LOST.

Twenty five dollars in bills. one $40
and one SIS. Liberal reward to finder.
Return to this Office. dec 2-1W
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OEU. S. NAILS.

South bound mail closes 6:45 p. m
South bound mail arrives 6:1s p. m
North bound mail closes 10 q. IN
North bound mail arrives 1920 =. IN
Night mails are closed ct $50 p. NJ
Money order department iS open
al . .. m. and closed Gt 5 p, m.
ORice hours from 3 .. M, to p. m.
Sundays from 2:30 p. M, to $50 p. m.
JOHN s. HAMED, Z. NJ.
SUMMERS HARDY, Deputy.
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BveEing Paper B Sunday Morning.
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TINE TABLE-G., c. & S. F. R'Y,
SOUTH BOUND.
Mail and Express, :" 4:4S q. N
Kansas City Express, 6:2S p. IN
NORTH BOUND.
Mail and ExprosB, 1910 =. m
Kansas City Express, 10:1S a. IN
Trains stop on signal.
|. II. MASON, Ticket Ag't.
w. 9. KEENAN,, Gen Pass. Ag't.
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F. E. WILSON, Editor.
r. s. w. PARKER, Bus. Nan.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
TWO REDS GET SCARED.
Anarchists on Trial Evince Great
Fear OF the Laws Possible
Vengeance.
Deny They Intended to Blow Up
Several Public Buildings
In Spain.
Say the Term "Anarohfst" Means "Honsst
Man"-May BE Sent to Joia the
Other "Martyrs"

MADRID. Dec. 27.-Ths trial of Delbochs
and Fersira. arrested In April. 1899. IL now
in progress. They were taken in custody
At thsadoor Of ~ house Of congress, with
bombsin their pockets and papers showing
that shey intendsdfo destroy II. tho ~
courts. the Offices of the council Of state,
royal palace and the bank OF Spain. Ex-
ira care 10 being exercised to prevent dyna-
mite outraRes during the trial.
Delbochs and Fereira addressed the jury
in an excited manner. upholding tho prin-
ciplss Of anarchy and condemninR violence.
but procIaiInin2 that The term anarchist"
was synonomous with that of "honest
man." During the course Of their ad-
drssssa tho anarchists also claimed that
their brethren OF Chicago and Others who
wore executed % the penalty for Grimes
were ''martyrs in the cause Of the Tsdsmp-
tion Of humanity" The prisoners denied
that they had any intention TO blow up the
cottss. and asserted that man named
Nunez. police SPY. disguised a. an anareh-
Int. induced them TO carry the parcels to
the chamber. and they insisted that they
wsre ignorant of their contents.
Tho governor Of Madrid received letters
threatening to blow up the opera house.
whsFo the quesn regent and tho infantA
were 70 attend q performances last evening.
They ware warned and staid away. but the
fact ot the threats became known in the
audisAcs and caused panic. The police
prevented serious results. The sxcitement,
however. spread thEoughout the city and the
wildest sumozs prsvsiled al night. g&
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
PUG. MITCHELL In FLORIDA.

The Brufssr Weighs 186 Pounds = Not
Much Training to Do.
JACKSONVILLE Doc. N.-Chsrley Mitchell
arrived to-day At II o'clock. There was .
great crowd At the depot and hotel to well
come him. Mitohslt's weight on Monday
WAS 1sG pounds, and he has but little flesh
to get of, As he has been training pretty
hard. In tho party we're Mitchell. Jack
Fognrty and Harry DARN. Some annoy
ance 10 manifested BY the officers of ths
Duvat club Mt the statement bv Bcady.
Corbett's manage, that he had received
positive assurance that the fight would not
be intcrfered with. such statement IL
considered very indisoress. because caicu-
lated to strengthen Gov. Mischelps dstsr-
mination to break mp she light.
Manager Bowden, OF tho Duval club, ex-
pects.a decision by the courts this week
that will settle thinRs ono way or the Other.
II the decision 10 favorable to the legality
of the contest. ID 10 not believed the gov
ernor will persist further In his opposition.
Mitchell gave an exhibition tonight At
the opera house to an immense audience.
At the conclusion Of the Enalishman's
bout with Fogarty there were loud ealls foR
= speech and Mitchell stepped to the foot
lights and said: Ladies and gsntlemen:
thank you for the moro than kind reception
extended to me. You all see have turned
mp on time aud nothing outside preventing
l shall meet James J. Corbets In the ring
on the appointed date. Although I may
fail to surprise you tonight. hope to CO
SO on that OCCASION"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
INJUNCTION IN FORCE.

Company Prepared for Any striks-Msn
May Appeal, to Court.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. N.-Ths Northern Pa.
eiho is now prepared for any strike threat
ened by employees. The order Of Judge
jenkins enjoinine the men from declaring
an immediate ss.iks or doing any damage
to ths property or interfering with ths
operation of the road Il In force. Iniunc.
tonaI orders were served to-day by UEitsd
States marshals on Ali = . l.aders OF North
eTn Pacific employees in districts tn ouRh
whichsthe railroad passes. 1he prospect
yesterday was that = general strike would
be ordered Jan. I whsn tho new schedule
goes into effect.
To combat the Injunction proceedings
against them, ths employees of the Northern
Pacific s0ontsmplats making = motion be-
fore Judge Jenkins. who issued the injuno-
tion ordering thsm not TO combine In :
strike to tie up the road. asking him to
have the old wage schedule continued.
They are inclined 10 obey the injunction 10
tho letter, but say AZ they are parties hAv-
Ing vital interest they should be given an
opportunity to present their cAss to the
court. They arc now in consultation with
attorneys with the view Of taking such .
STEP This adds novel feature to the O.
csedings already had. which. In themselves,
It 10 said. have no precedent In United
States courts.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
ON THE \. P.
Meeting Of the Men Did not Form-
ally Decide on a Line Of
Action.
Desire to Exhaust Every Possible
Means to Obtain Peace
able Settlement
May appeal to Judge Jenkins to Have the
Old Scale Of Wsges Retained in
..l- Force.

ST. PAUL, Dec. N.-Ths Northern Pacihs
smployss' REPRESENTATIVES met this After.
noon 10 consider tho latest dsvslopms snts in
their contention With the railroad. This
morning they were feeling bitter about the
injunctions served upon them. They are
very much at ssA a. to what action they
will take.
The mssting Of the mon this afternoon
did not decide on fnal action. but before
adjournment committee was appointed to
confer with the receivers and learn what
further action is possible without going
into the courts. The intention 10 to OK
haust all other means OF redress before
calling on the courts. Northern Pacific
employees have com plstei their system OF
federation, and all employees are included.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
MISMANAGE AND INSOLVENT.

Charges Brought to Secure a Receiver for
Railroad.
ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. 27.-A. B. Boardman,
OF the fism Of Tracy. Boardman & Piatk.
appeared before Judge Wallace, of the
United States court, this morning and
asked that = temporary receiver b. ap-
pointed for tho Now York q New Eneland
railroad. The court Rfantsd the ssqsest
nnd appointed Hon. T. g. Plat. ons of the
directors Of the road. II il undsrstood
that he IL Of the party oppossd TO Prsstdsnt
McIAod. wh0sis also president and Teoetysr
ofshe Reading road. Il y supposed that
ho was seeking simila, action with Fsser-
sncs to the Now Enoland road. and thAt In
tbs appointmsnt Of Platt heSwas outwittsd.
Frederick HaPsince. OF Boston, 10 smonQ
the leading spirits in the opposition 10
Mcleod. t3
The application for receiver IL based on
mismnnagement OF the road and its in
solvenoy. An order to show cause why q
permanent receiver should not be appointed
was made, returnablo Jan. 10.
Ths New England compnny's indebted
moss amounts to SIG. 737. .312 including
bonds. mortgage notss and contract liza
blltties; also floating debt Of $3.50, 900 and
$50. 600 600 in common stock.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Qse 2.-Ths new
Moulton block was euts;d BY trs to-aishs.
One man psrished. Loss $2o0.0O0
CHICAGO. Dec. Pin tho Prsndsrgast
case attorneys for the defence present tod
Arguments in favor of tho insanity theory.
FoRr WAYNE. Ind. Doc. 37.-Col. G. A.
ZolingsE. pension agent In Indiana under
Cleveland's hrss administration. died Of
neuralgia OF the heart.
OrrumwA. Iowa. Dee. 27.-Thres tramps.
In broad daylight. held up six men. robbed
Q boy, and robbed and beat q farmer. They
were captured BY the police.
CHICAGO. Dec. N.-Ths Wholesale dry
goods house Of Horny c. Patrick & Co. vas
closed to-day on confession of Judgment
Liabilities $1OO.O 900. assets $ss,O0O.
CmcAoo. Dso. N.-Juan S. Hart. editor
of ths Ell Paso Times. says the Mexican
revolution is practically wiped out, and il
IL probable little moe will be heard Of II
BOMBAY. Dec. 27.-Spsoulatisn In silver
has collapsed and the bulls lost heavily,
There 10 q prospect that exchange will i'm
prove within fortnight and export trade
will expand.
DETROIT. Dec. 27.--Pat.iek Fitzgerald,
fagman on the Detroit Il Milwaukee rail-
way. says he 10 the Fitz,sraid who has
be on left fortune of $l.360 600 by the
death of an aunt In California.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 27.-Major Z. j. Rath-
bone, assissant postmaster-9s general under
Harrison, denies that he is connected with
anv organization or movement 10 boom
Harrison for nomination In 1896.
NEw Yonk. Doc. 27.--Orders for the Mi
ansonomah to prepare In swsnty-fou. hours
70 go 10 sea wore received ~ the navy yard
to-day. The ultimate destination Of the
monitor will undoubtedly be Rio.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 27.-Ths Rspublio's New
Orleans special says TillmAn Green, col
ored ooachman Ia family Al Colun bia,
attempted to outrage his mist sss while her
husband Was abssaa He broke into her
room at night. but she escaped aud gave
the alarm. He confessed his intention ana
was lynehsd. number Of neRroes partioi-
patiaR.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
OPEN GAMBLING.
Denounced by > District Judge At Omaha
Strong Language.

Denounced by > District Judge At Omaha
Strong Language.
OMAHA, Dec. N.-Distriot Judge Soott, in
dissolving an injunction obtained by tho
proprietor of leading gambling house to
restrain loser from interfering with his
business. took eognizsnos of the fact shat
gambling houses are being run openly in
defiance Of the law. on paymsnt to the city
of monthly fine OF $3.50. and severely CEN
sursd Mayor Bemis for permitting such a
state of things. Judge Scots said: This
has got to stop OF the criminal eourts have
got 10 stop. and am In favor of stoppino
the gambling. Why is this done2 Il is
done because II will put people in Office.
and the chief executive OF the city. who has
violated his sworn duty. should be i'm
peaohed and branded aas an impesched
scoundrel In Office. ] say this in strong
language and hope will hs understood. /
only wish I had language strong enough to
express my feelings. A man was before
this court the other day for stealing $3.50
and was sent to prison. Another man pays
$3.50 and 10 allowed to commit a felony and
walk the streets under the protecting arm
Of Mayor Bsmis."
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
A SILVER SCHEME.
CSsdItsd to tho Fertile Brain Of ChsndIsr,
Of New Ham pshiPe.

Credited to the Fertile Brain Of ChandIss,
Of New hampshire.
WASHINGTON. Dec. N.-Ssnator Chandler.
republican. Of Nsw Hampshire. 10 about TO
come forward with scheme looking TO the
rsmonstizstion Of silver. The senator
proposes very radical methods In bringing
this about He oontsmpiatss the intro-
duction IN the senate. after the Tesonvs-
ming Of congress. of . resolution which he
will advocate. asking tho United States to
invite all the countries of the world. east
srn, western and southern, to attend .
monetary confsrsaos. The new feature Of
the Topossd confer encs 10 that IL shall not
be restricted TO European gold standard
countries, but shall include the South
American and oriental silver standard
countries.
Mo soveE, invitations TO the conference
are TO contain the dscls1ation Of the United
States that the purpose OF ths conference
shall be the establishment and aintonance
Of an International ratio, with = specific
declaration added that. IL such ratio cannot
be agreed spon. II will be the purposs Of the
Unttrd Htatos 80 adobt single stendard,
and shat standard shsll not be gold, but
silver. BY tsking this sxtrsms position, mot
asyet advocated in conaIssa even " sadi-
cal silver men, Chandler thinks the hands
Of the geld standard countries mot now
trading extensively with the western world
can ks forced.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
A NAVAL BATTLE SURE.
Mello Reaches Bahia on His Way
to Meet the Dynamite
Cruiser.
The Latter Is at Pernambuco and
Is Ready for the
Struggle.
Every Prsoaution Being Taken to Guard
Against urDriss-Insurgsnts Dis
csursgsd, According to Report.

ICopyright, 1S9s By the Associated Prssal
PERNAMBuco, Dec. N.-TAe greatest. mys-
tory surrounds tho movements Of the febsl
admiral. Nellie. Nothing has been sssn Of.
him since he sailed north on the 20tb, pre-
sumably TO show fight to ths nsw3 epys1n-
mont cruisers, Nicthsroy and America.
and Portugal. because. BY order OF Prssi-
dent Psixoto. the Portuguese minister WAS
detained against his will. Il 10 stated that
the minister tried to leave despite the
presidents orders. and that force was en-
ploysd to detain him.
The Spanish warship Criatobel Colon,
Just arrived from Rio. Teroats that ON
Christmas evs there Was heavy engage
mont between tho rebel warships and the
forts. Both sides are said to have suffered
severely.
Later in the day great excitement WAS
caused By the news that Admiral Mello had
arrived Al Bahia and tho mon on board the
Nictheroy began with alacrity to put things
in readiness to meet the enemy. Tho rebel
waEship was reported coaling at Bahia pre-
pairing to starting for Psrnambuco to Gap
turs Of destroy tho Niotheroy, after which,
II successful. she will give the America
dFubbirE. Aollo IL expected here to-mor-
row. II is not expected that he will attack
In broad daylight. Il 10 now said tho Mic
thsroy will steam out to meet him.
Runlor says Capt. Nunsx may torpedo the
harbor and take othsr precautions to pre-
vent being taken BY surprise at night. or
any other time. The eleetric search light
il kept constantly In thorough working
order. and the people OF Pernambuoo are
again worked mp to the highest pitch Of ex-
citement In anticipafion OF witnessing =
battle bstween the dynamite cruiser and
the rebel wArships. sharp look out is
kept al along the neiRhborinK coast and
signal men are stationed upon every slsva-
tion Of ground from which good visw Of
the coast waters may be obtained.
The government torpedo school ship
Parnhyba, recently ordered north. destina-
tion unknown. arrived here and almost as
suddenly disappeared. fearing TO be en-
gagged in the coming struggle between the
Nicthsroy and the rebel ships. Another
version Of the sudden departure OF the
Psixos, 50 steaL, 70. parss unknown upon
an important mission. " The NictheToy's .
crew have not been idle. aud are now thor
oughly trained In working the big d,na-
mite gun aud In handling the rapid firing
guns, likely 70 play q most active part in .
night attack, should Mello decide upon at
tempting to cut out the Nictheroy.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Advioes from Rio de
Jansiro report the insurgents in critical
condition. Admiral dc Cana 10 disturbed
by the non-arrival of reinforcenents. Ssv-
sral concerted uprisinas have been che0k-
akAd
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Tho Bomb Fiend Con fesses.

BARCELONA. Dec. 27. Anarchist Cere-
zuelo. recently arrested At Hrssisa. has
made confession acknowledging that he
threw the bomb at the Lioso thea
tae. Bombs found beneath the seats Of
the theatre we're placed there by an Italian
anarchist named Saldini. also under arrest.
aud he, has likewise confessed. Ana ohlst
CodinR manufactured the bombs from
moulds prspa ed BY a.Sivepol. a printer.
arrested ths other day for i'm mplioation in
dynamite outrages. He confessed that he
made tho ,noulds. An siRht-ysar-old child,
whose statements first gave a clue by which
the eulprits we're detected. lived in the
house whore Codina lodged. The child
says the bomb thrown at Gen. Campos was
concealed in pots Of artificial flowers.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
q Excitement In Portugal.

LISBON. Dec. PA great sensation was
caused in government circles by the news
OF the foroible detention in Rio do Jansiro
Of the Portuguese minister. Count Paco
d'Aroos. He was recalled recently. and
was to have arrived here Monday. n Passen-
gers by the stsamor from Rio confirm the
report. The ministers brother in Rio for
warded a messnge to the same effect and
tion that he was unable to embark, beng
for cibly detained. 1t is said Portugal has
asked a representative OF one of the powers .
represented at Rio to aot for it in tho mat.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Hopkins Inauxurated Mayor.

CHICAGO. Dec. N.-John p. Hopkins was
iusaguratsd as mayor of Chicago In the
city council chamber tonight in the pres
enoe of . throng that filled tho room
almost to sufRocation. Hopkins entered
the chpmbsr after the work Of tho evening
had began aud was received with great ap-
plauss. Acting Mayor Swift who vas
Hopkins opponent In the late election, in
troduced him In graceful speech, TO
which Hopkins replied At length. promis-
ing TO do all In his power to give model
a6Uiuistration,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
WIPED OUT BY Lo BENGULA.
Two Dstaohments Of British Troops Re-
ported Annthilated.

Two Dstaohments Of British Troops Re-
ported Annihilated.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Bsvsral South African
merchants of this city received cablo mes-
sages to-day announcing that Capt. Viii
sons scouting party, which has been pur-
suing King Lo Bsnguls, and which has not
been heard from for some time, was COM
plstely annihilated BY Matabslss.
1t is stated now that. In addition to Will
sons party, a party under Capt. Barrow.
sent out TO reinforce him. has besn cut to
pieces. No press dispatches have bsen re-
osived which either confirm OF oontradict
these reports. Tho number Of men oom-
posing the Wilson's detachment is said to
havo been from forty TO 100, and the Bar
row detachment is reported to have been
composed of about the Same numbers.
Tho news caused great excitement
throughout the city and is being maRnifed
on all sides. RumoTs have IL that the two
columns composed of several hundred mon,
after being completely surrounded by kata-
beles. were charged upon repeatedly and
slaughtered to man.. their bedies being
afterward horribly nutilated. .5TsS I" %
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
BRITISH TRADE REVIEW.
General Gloom Now Hangs Over tn
r-,fg ,Country'k Ind dustriss. Yea

General Gloom Now Hangs Over the
,rrfy gCountry'k tIndustriss.Y Yea ar
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Yhe Pail Mail Gazette
publishsssa . review of trade Of she year.
compiled from official retu ns. :, II says:
Trade during 1898 was worse even than In
1892. General gloom now hangs over the
country's industries. Imports for eleven
months declined eli, 600. 900 co impaired with
1892. ana exports declined G6. 5OO.OO There
has been q shrinkaRe in every impos tant
class of imports and exports. On tho other
hand Anne loan trade ia steadily advancing,
but what effect the change of tariff will
cause. Is matter of conjecture. Brazil and
other South American republics. except
Chill, have been large buyers. Merchants
generally are looking with confidence for
improving trade in 1894, provided there 10
no 9; rious strike or lock out.'
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Race Meeting Suspended.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2a-Managers Of the
race meeting At the Ivy City track rsluet-
antly decided late this afternoon to aban-
don all racing until Jan. 1, whom decision
10 hoped for on the motion to quash the in
dictments against bookmakeTs. The horses
will remain In Washington, bot the book
makers will 40 to New York and elsewhere.
Should tho indictments be quasbed, AZ the
raos people sxreot. tho book,es will return
and racing will be resumed. II. however.
the decision sustains tho indictment. the
race people will abandon the Ivy City track
and start in business elsewhere.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Cordage Com pAny Reorganixsd.

TRENTON. N. j.. Dec. 27.-A certificate Of
organization OF the United States Cordags
company. the outgrowth Of the National
Cordsge oompany's failure, was fled in the
office Of the secretary Of state. Capital
stock was placed At 1874. 10000 Harvey A.
A. Hsrtold. Of New YORK. holding shares
amounting 10 $33, 9s6. 0O0. and the balance
being divided among sixteen others.
New YoRK, Dee. Y.-Radolph KsppleY
has been elected president and W. II. Cor
bin vice. president of the United States
States C0rdage company.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Thought They Were Rich.

New YORK. Doc. 7.-Joseph H. Louis,
whose defalcasions a. bookkesper caused
the failure OF A. j. 6ehloss 4 Co., and who
recently attempted suicide In tho Union
Park hotel. has bssn rearrestsd on the
charge Of grand laroenv. His shortage al
ready discovered 10 $4,000. and 1t IL be-
lievad his embs1zlsmsnt will reach $2OO, 600
to $500. 600. TAe day before the assign
ment Of schloss & Go. il vas thought they
were rich men.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Colorado F.rmers' Alliance.

DENVER. Dec. N.-Gov. Waite addressed
the FArmeri alliance this evening In de-
fsnse Of his call for special session of the
Legislature. after which ths alliance in
dorssd his action. or forty delegates
present only four expressed dissent A
resolution was adopted condsmnids Scores
tary Morton and calling on President
Cleveland to disp ace him; also to petition
congress TO issue $500. COO 600 in Qrssnbacks
irrigation on the east and west slopes Of the
Rocky mountains.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
Otto's oosntSieitiss have distressed ths
emperor worry much indeed and Induced
him TO punish the aichduks.
Tveubls In an African Camp.

JOHANNESBURG. Dee. N.--Ssrious yiotina
took place yesterday among the natives 81
Witwatsrssandt. Natives who engaged In
the disturbance were mostly employed In
the mines and numbered about 1000. A
hundred mon ars said to have bssn
Wounded. of whom six are dangerously In.
tried to destroy ono OF the pablic buildings,
but were eventually dispersed bv special
police. The excitement extended TO sew
eral mines.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-28
A New Disturbing Element.

CHICAGO. Dec: 2.-Ths 300 road preoipi-
ta,es = new element into The transoonti-
mental rate trouble by the issue of tariff
sheet which allows ID . swsnty-dollar dif-
ferential TO all north Pacific coast points.
HetstofoTs the 500 has been allowed q ten
dollar diffsrsntial, and this now demand
seems to place transcontineatal rate I'D.
iustmsnt farther off than ever.