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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
Persons out OF the City.

MIRA Isaac Burlingame and daughter,
Mics Eva Burlingame. who have been
the guests Of Miss Clara Rosenbprg 81
Turner street. left Wednesday for their
home in Seattle. Washington. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Seymour and daughter. Miss
Maude Seymour Of Third street
DIR. Harry NJ. Joy will leave tonight
for Chicago. whore he viii meet his
mother. Mrs- Jennie JOY. who has spent
the summer in Los Angeles. California.
After visit 10 the fair the DIR. JOY and
his mother will return 10 their home on
Barclay street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Torrey will leave
tomorrow for Hudson on the Hudson.
whore they will attend, on Wednesday
evening. tho marriage Of their son,
Lucius Edward Torrey. 10 Miss. Maude
Chevalier Haviland.
Mrs. +. r. Allen and daughters. Miss
Lorraine and Miss Laura, are spending
few days with relatives in the country
before they leave for San Diego. Cali
fornia. where they will spend the win
ter.
w. L. Tower OF Dalton. Massachu-
setts. has been tho guest for week OF
mia classmate at Amherst college. w.
Hubert Wood. az North Division street.
left last evening for Wisconsin.
Miss Lizzie Johnston Of Marion. Ind.
who has been the guest Of her cousins.
J. X. Johnston u the Eagle hotel. and
y. X Johnston Of Crescent avenue, has
returned home.
Miss Belle Saunders. who has been a
student il in the Kindergarten training
school ON Lafayette street has accepted
a position IN kindergarten near
AIbany. y Y.
Mrs. T. s. Nell left Saturday for the
Electric Mineral springs In Indiana.
where she will remain three weeks. after
which she will GO 10 Florida 10 spend
the virtsr.
Mira McRas o. 1lderton. Canada. IL
tie guest - her daughter Mrs. De
kcirsteai: she is accompanied by Mrs.
Ihomspon II Bradford. Ont
Mrs Il. Clements Taler IL visiting IN
Battle Greek She will aoon 60 % Los
Angeles. Cal. 20 epend the winter with
her husband. n. Major Taber.
Miss Mile Stewart a Grand Haven.
who has been the guest FOR a wreck a
Miss Minnie HroNn ~ barclay street.
returned homo yesterday.
Mrs Matte Mills 20 Dennison. Texas.
who has been the guest - Mrs - y.
Afpinwall - Crescent avenue. LETT for
her home Tuesday.
Mrs w A. J. Ryan 81 Baxter street
entertained Nrs Eyan's SISTER. Miss
Margaret hcNulty 81 SO Thomas. On.
tarto last week
Eugene Sanford - Fast Bridge street
Il visiting relatives IL Aiiezan liz
mother. Mrs Sanford uili Joan hlm To-
nlorreW
Mrs q. In. Van Wagner and Msaa Al
lie Tiffany % Maskegon have FntarneI
. their home after q si=st 18th ffissds
in towa.
Willism MoHlllan ~ daasiea. Texas
Whe has beea visiting bic sssgef. Mrs.. 4.
A Rogers q Colt avenue. isft for home
Friday
Mss Leila Dsven.l,brf a Chleaea who
hss t,ssa TIE guest ~ Mrs. Lnuy Is.
keteham. retained % heF bonse ihurs.
day
Tie Right Rev. EtieAep ltiehtsa wiil
- g. FoFt WsYne tAi4 seek - s4sssl a
tAa aF.linaf'on a hisliep ilsslsasasaes
A,se Dassf CAfpsnkef a Wass Para
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

AT the social conference Of Unity con.
gyegafion. which was held Thursday
evening in the Ladies' Literary club
rooms. the thsoe under discussion was.
making Drudgery Divine" Mrs l. III.
Turner opened the subject and she was
followed by papers by Mrs J. Il Smith
aud Mrss Belle q. Cook. The subject
for the evening Of October 8 II Char
ity.@ J. ". kosenfhal - 20 be the
leader and be viii be assisted by Mrs
Edward Taggart. Judge j. b. Mcmahon
aud Walter A. Saith
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

D.ss4sH NJ. zl1 Cas- street AFTER Oet
Is thsy vii reeeiys their fsiends - Ma
III Central sscnae.
Mss Fannis Accrath xil IL nsid 4
honor en- Wednesday. Ostoksr 4. ~ me
marriage q her fFiensi. Aiss k<ina
brown q Ailsxnkee. Wisconsin Aiss
NcCrsth LETT for MLlxankes Wednesday
night
Ms Ifz IsbsIi vas narried Wesine>
dsy evening. sept -. - Neii Cansrcn-
The cefeuony was celebrated Al The
home ~ the brides parents Mr.. AID
afrs Zsno lsbeil y No. IL Usher street.
Ca Aon<iay ersning. Sept =. Misc
AmF Z. " MARVEL vas married %
Arrhie I. 81. An1ierson- After Oct 10
thsy Wills reside az Nc 81 Wealthy
avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

~ Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
George Z. VANITY gave a luncheon IN
rnonoF q Henry G.. VANITY u Muskegon
and his bride. Mr. and Mira = :. Man
ming u Mnskcgon. Miss Middieditch Of
NeH York city, Mr. and Mira y. 4.
fletcher. Mrs. T. VANITY and DIR. Bessie
Earle we're the guests- Mr.. and Mrs.
Wanty left on an evening train for Chi
cage. They VIII be In Grand Rapids in
a few days. when they viii be the guests
again q their brother AMI his family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Mr. and Ms William L. Powers %
ShaHmut avenue gave a complimentary
recertiou FRIDAY evening IN honor n
l)r. and Ma Lc(iaboer 81 Speariish.
Dakota About thirty guests we're pres
cat among whom ~erc Miss Scott %
Birmingham. Alabama. Mr.. and Mrs
add Miss EAton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hal. Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood. Mr&
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel III. Powers.
Ar. and Nrs- William Spooner. Mr.. and
MrA- Charles Bradford. Mr.. and Mrz
William Reynolds and Miss Reynolds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Ca Tuesday evening Mss Frances
oatioy "a No. .16 Thomas street enter
tAiael q coupa8y u her little friends In
honor u her fourth birthday Hazel
Jooes. hiz..slsy kEerts. fioFeeca Saith.
y. l.. Spflng. kianch Church. Mabel
Lewis. Winnlfred kotiraon. Lila LEXIS.
Narceleen kl1ney. Clarence Lewis.
klloen Nc<,hans. Abby Higgins. Ashiey
Curtis. Katie Wash. Ennis Haeselinan.
kranecs Everfs. Beanie Galley. Dsna
Bosx inkle and Lizzie Eosxinkis we're
the vue-tA Bon bona anl supper were
asrved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

On Tuesday evening the hoard of III
re-sors q the Physical Culture club met
ia the city librarians ofiice 10 discuss
the outline q work for the ssasou. The
first regular meeting 81 the season will
be held tonorrox evening in The club
ball IN the Yoang Men's Christian aseo-
riation building. OILERS viii be elected
and teacher viii 10 cnosen- The club
- composed q about forty young so
men. Nh0 arc mostly engaged ia literary
and musical pursuits and culture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Mrs. j. &. Hcrkaer II No ca State
street has issucd Invitations for Thurs
day afternooo. Octoisr 5. from 3 10 >
o'clock he reception - giveni ia honor
u tn,. debut IN the social world Of her
daughter tiixanefh. - Bessie az she
- ianiiisriy ceiissl ~ her young friends
Miss Ierknar u already fayorsto and
her formai Introduction o. the accial
Worid il not only q marked event. IN 90
cistg hut = graceful acquisition 10 the
rhlrnad clraLa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Mis- Mary Anes received Der diploma
and nurses baies a the L. n A. train.
ing school yesterday. She was presented
vita 4 silver thsrux,meter case b. her
associate nurseA In company with Miss
lille Abhoik she IL now spending = few
days AZ the worlds fair. after which she
win return - Grand Rapids
0se q the medical staff q the I. ID.
A. hospital will give complimentary
tea this evening 90 Mis- ~ J. keating
It the training school and her head.
nur~e class. the Misses Aary Welsh.
Maria Vincent. Ilbbis Lyons and Mira
Carrie Torrance. The resident graduate
nurses viii also 30 present.
Dr. J. 4. Grisgoid viii open the lee
fure course at the u. b. A. homo Tues
day evening. lila subject viii DO
Duties OK the Nurse"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Ms iohs A. Sherick - No SIT
co9ia Lafayette street. gase an inftrnsal
aia-icsie at Der t1ms 90 Wednesaay
evening" lFenty guests were present.
Msse Nellie Ausisn sang fWo sDlrs acconi
Tanted ~ Mes AIiuaie Shsrick % tha
rltn9 sod Frank Marian violin ohli
"a. Nss hfsircr Msfrian pfayef Ga
tsa guitar Eater III the osan1nx 1aocinv
40 Z Ia lIll-.-L...l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Me West Sisir Literary club NET IN
- rUous ~ ga a. West Bridge street
yesterday eitefncoft Ii was The fffh
uieetsnE - tie slenth aaf to elsb i.a
Guessed tee toofs reai - tie ,iErrent
aseelters auripx the sum1srr gacatl,,a.
The eiat siii eos hoii 80 meetings ia
- ree rtrnis Ia the Lehman oiock
"a West Brttfe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Lovers Of the art terpsichorean win
now hold themselves in readiness for
the first hop OF the season, which will
be given by the Misses Gage & Benedict
at Armory hall. on Ionia street. on the
night of October Z Those DESTROYS Of
instruction are equally interested in tho
first school for adults. October 10. while
the children are eagerly awaiting their
school. which begins Saturday. Octo-
bor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

The Seventh Ward Municipal Fran.
ehiss. league net on Tuesday afternoon a
The houe % Mary e.. Lawson. No. 3fs
Fourth street There xas a large At.
trrdanee and much interest manifested.
The ciub sdi meet 90 Tuesday. Ocfo-
her so. az the hone n Nrs o. Margaret
Dosns -. ~ West bridge stseet.
Nhen Mrs. Martha Strickland sill al.
dress The Tou.sn CO diffsrent forms Il
r-~r.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

noon- An istsrestlns program q special
lines q wxk was arrAnged for the com
Ing sea.nn- The fFst regular meeting
q TIE year wsll IL held By the club on
naxf SATURDAY..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Mems all wool scarlet shirts and drawers 25c
Ladies merino vests 33c, worth Acc
Chiidren's vests and pants 10c and mp.
Ladies' seamless wool hose 15e.
Children's seamless wool hose l0c.
Mems seamless wool hose 12i5c.
"A full line of finer goods at equally low prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l. 1874

tin % & $ y Co i aa S I'VE
@ ,Ss S 5a S Tf 1S s9
w @ Come Snr 1sss 1
less rcrsc COST g
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
Zico Women Speak
For the benefit of others
Miss Helen Smith.

43 aad Place, Chicago. ILL.,
says
Il was troubled with irregu-
larity and lcucorrhea. fol-
lowed Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
'ook her HfgTka6k Combosnd,
md used her Sanative Wash.
| now feel like a new woman,
and am perfectly healthy"
Mrs. +. Fox.
Woodstown. N. J.. writes:--
II had been sick 10 years
with womb trouble and leucor.
rhga. | could do no work
Doctors could not help me.
lydia 4. PiHkhass's Hfgsfa6ls
lomboasd did. Now can do
Ill my work, and stand nearly
al day, and not N
leel tired. | can ~
not thank you x
enough. recon- WY
mend il 20 every 49,
woman who has M.lS1
any weakness. MINK
A. fisfefsts ssna &zl1 "a -
l.s.. go Z F,s :...s.- E.s E-s<
e., tTs~, Wsss
Lsv.r ma. - e-sr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
BLANKETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.

A Oil Cloth 1sc Oil Cloths SIC s4 Oil Cloths 4so
Pattern Oil Cloths. "a. ga, s-f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
VIII ISSUE NEw srocK.

The Chicago and Alton Railroad com
pany proposes TO issue new stock TO tho
amount an Of two and a half million dollars
Inc reason for this Is that the company
intends tu retire next April bonds 10 the
anonnt OF S2,a29OOO and needs the
money derived from the sale Of new
stocks, 10 pay on the above named iu-
dentedness. In other words. S2n2a. 900
Of bonds or mortgages will he lifted with
money raised by the sale OF stock. The
interest interest the company has to pay on the
onas % a6 % retired Is per cent, amount
on the stock TO be issued will amount 10
S=vu,uOo. The company will therefore b.,
gamer OF 5000 by the transaction, even
II Il continues to pay 5 per cent AM.
dend. IL dividends should 81 reduced The
ngSS,nparys gam wonld be still greater.
OF record at III per share. aud as Ii
nov sells In the market at over 1870 il
WIN no doubt be quickly taken. This
q the same course as WAS pursued when
me hrst mortgage bonds Of the comnnnv
airy. '"'' """N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
THE EFFECT OF LOW RATES.

Al the Western roads are ut present
enjoying the sensation of witnessing n
SUBSTANTIAL Increase In the amount of
i W. passenger traffic Every road In the
western Passenger association l. doing
more business now than M any ti,ne
since the opening OF the Fair and at
lehst Two OF the roads which were strenn.
pusly opposed TO reduction Of rates
oelow ~ per cent of the double locals
are now denouhcing themselves for NOT
coming down at an earlier date. Tb S
aEehts OF The various Western lines nre
ailuost unanimous IN reporting that fbe
prospect for continued increase Of bna.
s most favorable, This showing
Is decided surprise 10 some Of the lines
which have been croakinr about ' tbs
n nI,i9I stnngency, which alone, they
claimed has been keeping people bacl
from the Fair. They are now CARRYING
from their passenger trafIie Han NJ ,tonG
time since Jan. ]. N" ~ ""'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

one-fare coach excursions have proved \
gratifying success. This has hrneht out
nuch additional talk Ia invor Of applying
the ooe-fare basis ON al eNctpt limited
trains and making ccnt-a-nle rate
on coach excursion triins.
The Burlington he's offered fee trans.
nostahon to the Worlds fair to all its
employees n Iowa, provided they come ii
once while traffic Is light In common
with other roads the Burlington antici.
t-tes a large in-redse 70 p ssenHer traffic
during September and October,
Following are rev appointments On the
Syheapcakc. Ohio and Southwestern;
Randolph. general superintendent aid
chief engineer. L. +. Day, traffic mana
ger; c. T. krebs, auditor: ], II. Weaver
cashier; Il. T. Rowcll, paymas,er. and
u. Murrcll, chief surgeon.
The Wabash road has advanced It's
switching charges from 81 10 $50 per
ear for an elevators on Its lines at Chi.
eaEo. Manager T. W. Anderson ex-
plains that this adyarse does not effect
GERS arriving over the Wabash md lleo.
kuk lihes. but 20 arrivals over ;he Mis-.
snuri Pacific and Iron Mountain and the
Niseins Ferry company. 1t Is asserted
that this st.q, Va taken TO equGlize charges
at nil elevators.
Western railways earned $4,000 less
FROM passenger business in July thar in
June, Il is estimated. the cause being
that thcre was a general inclination on
the part Of the people everywhere during
July to wait for reduced rates.
The ST. Louis and san Francisco rail-
way, Santa Fe route. has now paid It's
July salaries. the delay being only tenn
porary. Tuesday, whom checks were not
lNrflepfuiFW nj Ia. afltNp In NJ
Il was thought the company might be
short Of funds.
Now that ihe Santa lro has withdrawn
from the st. louis-Chicago business the
Alton, Illinois Central aud Wabash VIII
probably deliver some wost-bound pas
sengers tovthe FRISCO line at st. Louis.
which i a Santa Fe line, relchIng some
zone almost exclusive Territory The
Alton, Wabash and Illinois Central have
long wished the Santa Fe out Of Chicago.
ST. Louis competition.
j. w. Kendrick, chief engineer Of the
Northern Pacific railway has been APP
pointed acting general manager Of the
railway, with jurisdiction over Hines
west Of st. Paul and Ashland lie will
continue to discharge the dudes Of chief
engineer, President II. Il, Cakes l. going
TO exercise a close supervision over the
management of the property. W. y Mo-
len, who was general manager, died n
week ago.
The Denver and Rio Grande has given
notice TO the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen thar after Sep
temher l ia agreements with these organ.
i11tions vii be discontinued, These
agreements are made upon the scale Of
wages TO be paid. Thirty days notice
10y either side Is required before the CON
travis can. be Cancelled. The purpose
ldtion is TO pave the way for a reduced
wage scale II VIII oilcr work to the
engineers aud tiremen at 10 per cent
reduction below their present scale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

Ubeaving Time).
Texas and -East-bound: 5:2O
n. m, 1;25 a. M. 10.35 a. M, i:10 p.
IN, $40 p. nj. West-bound: 9s05 a.
IN.
Texas and Pacific, Transcontlnental
diyision-Leaye; S:45 a. IN. Arrive;
$40 p. nj.
Missouri. Kansas and Toxas-Nortl.
bound: No. 2, arrives, 1910 q. M. de,
parts, 1885 u. M, No, 4. arrives, 1925
D.. No., departs, $50 p. M, No. Iii, ar
rives. 0;l5 n. m, departs, g;25 a. m.
South-bound: No. /. arrives. $50 p. IN,
departs, % p. NJ; No 8, arrives, 500
a. m, departs. $40 a. M; No. 10, ar
rives, 800 p. M, departs, S:l5 p. M.
Fort Worth and Denver-North-bound
1870 n. m, 5;l5 p. m.
Houston and Texas Central-South-
bound: S:35 n. m, G:10 p. m.
Santa Souih-bound No, l. $50 a.
m; No IL, 1910 p. IN. North-bound;
No. 2 500 p, m; No. l., $50 a IN.
Cotton Belt route-East-bound; SAD
a. M, 9O0 p. IN,
Fort Worth md Rio Grande--No. 2,
arrives, 800 p. M; No ], departs, l;lO
p. IN.
Rock Island Route-Depot foot of
Fourth street. Leave; $40 n. IN. Ar
rive: 500 D. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
THE RAILROAD WORLD.
The Santa Fe Gives Its Reasons for
Cutting Loose From the
JACKSONVILLE SOUTHEASTERN.

The Effect Of Low Rates-The Alton
TO Issue New stoclI-Frce Trans
portation-.The Unpopular Boycott.
Local Notes and Personals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
THE BoYcoTr IS UNPOPULAR.

Boycotting one railroad by others j.
proving to be a very unpopular method
Of enforcing requirements with many OF
the roads A good deal Of squirlning Is
INDUCED in where 1t has to be resorted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
THE SANTA FEES DILEMMA.

The Atehison would have had two ugly
charges of rate cutting to explain had 1t
not been for it's action IN dlssolving traf-
fc relations with the Jacksonville South
eastern. Under the Western Passenger
association agreement, an association
line Is held responsible for the acts OF
lis connections. The jacksonville Is
charged under two counts with cutting
rates aud the lines making the charges
claim they have absolute proof OF guilt.
The charges Were, under the agreement,
made against the Atcl.sOn, but will now
probably be made against the Jackson
Vile In case adverse judgment Is rem
dered, the Jacksonville will be cut off
from all passenger traffic Interchange
with association lines. Following Is the
reason gwen by the Santa Fe for its
action to its connections:
The reason for this action is that the
Jacksonville Southeastern has become
too heavy load for the Santa Fc TO
carry, and 1t has simply dumped It. The
business has not been paying the eN-
penses connected with its transaction,
and the Santa Fe has had constantly 10
meet the deficit. 1t has got tired doing
so these hard times. The debit balance
against the Jacksonville Southeastern
has been steadily increasing on the Santa
FEES books IL has no way Of collecting
the amount without resort to legal pro-
cess, and consequently IL mas DECIDED 10
end the whole business by severing the
connexions existing between the two
roads. Another reason given for the step
is that the Jacksonville Southeastern has
proved nnmanageable. 1t has kept the
Chicago end IN state of constant tllr-
MOL and embarrassment. Through Its
rate cutting proclivities it has been the
cause of several rate wars. 1t was
through its rates that the Alton road got
read out of the Western Passenger as
soc.ation when w. w. Finley was chair
man. and it has raised quite q number
Of similar rows since then, 1t has per-
sistently refused to become member
of the Western Passenger association or
to be restrained by its rules and regula-
lions. aud as the Santa Fe has been
held responsible for Its actions the bur
den of answering for it has been more
than the road can carry. The Santa FEES
action will cut the Jacksonville South
eastern out of any Chicago outlet. 1t
will now be dependent solely upon Its
local business for its passenger revenues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
RRAKEs ANp couPLINas.

Central aud Southern iranscontinon,al
lines have agreed not to use aecond-
class rates In meeting the competition
OF the Northern lines.
The Burlington will on Aug. 10 nut
into effect Now time card. il viii make
q nutnher Of changes "a the interest Of
e,opoiny. Trains viii be combIned or
dropped VIII ,reyer possible.
Mobile and Ohio oficiala declare the
boycott Of Western Passenger ansoeia-
ton lines viii make no difference In
their raies. They have made arrange
ments 70 route All their business va St..
Louis TO Chicago.
Essresn Dasaenger officials tlaim the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
r.. TO- Mr.. Blonnt's Future.

+! iNEIoN, Aug, Mr.. Blount
II II Washington from Hawaii
next three weeks. The fact
hooked to arrive SO soon has
ipeh gossip here among the
I, about his future political
\ mere are those who say he
I announce himself candidate for
hb ~ ueorgia. and will begin an
.Iin,aa,s,s az once, while others are
4a h,sn that he wants to be the
A NJ from Georgia.
h h,s friends said today that II
cs ahy means certain that he
|e,y CANDIDATE for either Office.
\ ~ 2, wonld hot.unless requested
dv 4, me leading men Of Georgia.
IA us ~, would mean that his elec.
IN + ~ p'rqctlcally be assured. He
losfS, M INTO scramble, for his
|'nr -'noh as special agent Of the
I. i.'nent will last for -four years,
4 :" good salary attached to il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
EXEMPT FROM THE RULE.

Some of the Western roads have rails
the association agreement, Of giving emf
ployes of connecting lines free transpor-
tation. One of the rules of that agree
ment reads:
Rates for clergymcn. railway en-
ployes or other adults, for whom half
fare rates may be legitimately made.
shall be one half regular one-way rates.
aud not one-half temporarily reduced
rates"
on the point, and he has decided that
there is nothing in tie rule to prevent
any road giving free transportation to
employees If II wants TO do SO. All that
the rule requires is that where half
rates are made for. employees, half the
regular tariff one way shall be the ba'
sis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

,ven,s M 2ppeshence 70 association agree
ries 10, ne wabash road has given no
Mobile and Ohio by the Western passen.
ker association, win not be Observed Nv
!, 80 lar as the lines within the terri.
Hpry or the association arc concerned
IN al other branches business arrange
mehts with the Mobile and Ohio will be
maintained as formerlr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
ANOTHER WORLD FAIR CUT

The Fort Worth andDenver has modo
an9ther big CIT in It's Fort Worth-Coio.
rado'Chicago-' nd-retum rate. The first
rate made was was S07 80. then came y
dfop 10 $40, then TO $50, and now tho
rate has been made $50.
This route gives the pfiyilese of
Iop-over IN any part Of Colorado, and
the return is made direct from Chicago.