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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-18

New YORK, June lS.-The report
ihas Claus SprecHies was to erect a
plant Tor the roasting VI coffee IN
Brooklyn In Connection win the
American Sugar Refining c,ml uuy,
which 10 fighting the A.rbuckie BrolL.
ers is denied. One or tho old re.
nneries Is being ntted up with a ooff G
roasting and packiug plant by tn,
American Coffee company, which
was incorpo rated some months as by
interests allied to the American Sugar
Refining company. Herman Sieuc.
re-, the manager Of the coffee busi.
Iess OF the trust, says:
"Our cvf o roasting plant will be
ready for operation within three
months. The Woolson Spree company
Of Toledo has doubled It's output .
prepared coffee since the HRvemeyei's
began 10 operate II. Not b, ing sUlo to
supply the demand tor flee, the
Havemeyers are ,quippiDg plant III
Srotkiyp."
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sp"in's Queen a, San Sebastian.

LONDON, June 1S.-rbe Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard says:
Hitherto no ambassador has ever pre-.
ssnted his credentials while the court
was sojourning at Ban 5eDastia n.
Therefore 1t is not expected that Gen.
Woodford will arrive before autumn q.
In the meantime MIR. Taylor accom-
panies the Qleeu Regent anu cour: to
San Sebasties.i
understand that the attitude OF the
United States will be bssei chiefly on
the reports presented by Calhoun and
the American consuls as to Cuban con-
ditions,
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi-
dent has relused permission to the
CUmpagnie Franchise cable tele-
grsphique to land the new cable OF
that company at Cape Cod, or, indeed,
anywhere upon the United States
coast. The question that was raised
through the French Embassador as u
the power OF the Federal government
TO deny admission TO the cable viii be
referred to the attorney general for an
opinion, but meantime the executiv,
branch oil the COVER nment holds to the
doctrine that such landing csn only be
by express authorization OF Congress.
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nopor, On our nut,or shipment.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE results
OF the first shipment u butter ever
made by this government to foreig n
markets, this time 10 England, have
been com municated to Secretary Of
Agriculture wilson in Ill official re-
port from the experts who managed
the experimental expectation.
The report says 1t is evident that un-
lees the retailers can be reached with
out much extra expense In sransporta-
ton, 30 that better relative prices can
DO realized, Eastern cresmeiies csnnot
yet afford to consiuer the question OF
exporting their prouucis.
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1t may well repay II with compouni IN
tetest iu the future"
PARIS, June IL --Tne Temps, REFER
rinf ~ tho annexation OF Hawaii by
the q nite / Ststee, eRyl: awe regar
tue annexation OF Hawaii less as III
teeult OF n carefully considered plan
than as an att mpt t, RELOCATE t. OBJ
scurity ne dangerous ihorny affairs oi
Cub. President Mckinley evld ntly
lmasin.s that in throwing to tn.
Cnauvinis,s this bone 10 pica he will
procure n moinentary respite. Thit
calculation, too, IL probably erroneCu'i
because nothing Will 80 contribute t.
strengthen aggressive Psn-A mericst-
ism and whet the appetite for CUBA as
this fl vt taste at the expense OF little
Hawaii.o
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Vosei:che
u i,ung ,h,uks thar the action of the
United STATES imposes on Germany
and England the necessity OF devils.
log measures to proven. the adoption
oil a Similar policy as to 5amos.
The Poet, however, expresses the
authoritative view held here when 1t
ssys: "Germsny has long regarded
Hawaii as within the sphere OF Ameri.
can iDteresta, and can scarcely find
any pttte&t eLneT " QutntiUD tut
right OF the United Stale, TO annex OF
to Interfere by protest or by obstruc.
iion."
LoSDoN, June 1S.-The Times oil.
respondent In Paris says:
"IJday Thursday. In the garden OF
the British embassy, met u member
OF thu American senate.in high stand
Ing, who said to me: ia one way or
another, we were bound to take Ha.
waii. 1t hss, first OF al, the advar-
tnges that IT can be annexed without
serious difficulty arising from any
European power. Therefore we can
satis y our desires for some Sort Of
annex ton without running the rick
OF serious complications. Moreover,
Hawaii Is SO near America that II 10
quite out OF the question that IL SHOULD
uelong to any other power, and its
government is 20 weak that 1t could
not teslst II any other power tried TO
take II. Although not worth much,
Hawaii will make an excellent coai-
Ing station, and IL might prove other.
wise useful In our hands. Unless We
annex 1t now, we should expose our.
selves to complications with the jap
aneee, who would soon oatnumber the
Americans in the Islands, while now
we have TO fight nobody"
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1904

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 6:45 a. M.
SAT- Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive at Pueblo
200 a. M, Colorado Springs 7;is a. m,
Denver 0;3 II. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:35 D. M,
salt Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
5:So p. M, Colorado Springs $40 D. M,
Denver 9;25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coached, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. ~ X. e. and have a comfortable trip
tinent
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NEW YORK, June lS.-Ths Herald's
correspondent In Rio Janeiro, Brazil,
teiegIaphs that the government has
Teen officially informed Of the recap
ture o! Csnudo by the fanatics. There
was heree encounter, continuing
Tor several hours. the rsbsis are now
sally entrenohed around this city anu
are well prepared for an attack from
the government troops.
A mixed commission has been ap.
pointed to place the landmsrks on tn,
lrontitrs OF Brbzi, and Peru.
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CHICAGO, June lS.-Twenty gov
ernors Vi us many different states In
the Uuion have signiDei their inieI =
ton 10 be in Chicago At the unveilins
Of the Logan monument July 22nd.
Ii 10 expected that ut least two.thirds
OF the other governors to whom invita.
tions have been sent viii accept anu
make Logan day the occasion OF one
OF the most notable assemblies OF state
executives in the history OF Chicas Q.
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WILL he Az CHICAGO.
President Mckinley and His Cabinet.
On Logan Day.

President mchinity ana hhis Capine's
On Logan Day.
CHICAGO, June l7.-President Nc
Kinley and his cabinet will come to
Chicago to take part in the unwilling
OF the John A. Logan statue in the
Lake Front park.
The President will review q pro.
cession OF veterans shat promises to be
one OF the biggest In recent years.
Judge Richard Tuthiil brought the
promise from the President to be pres
ent OF the ceremony. He went to
Nashville and caught Mr.. Mckinley
in the very act OF finding time to get
away from Washington and Presi-
dental duties. President Mckinley
promised to come. He made 1t with
the single reservation that the day
July 22nd-should be the dsy OF the
adjournment of Congress, or the day
very close to the last day Of the ses-
sion,
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LONDON, June 1.-THE body OF q
fashionabIy dressed woman about 30
years Of age was found yesterday In
the Thames. near the lower bridge.
In her purse she had some gold and
silver, q gold wedding ring and two
dress riogs, q gold brooch and other
articles, and on q key ring also found
upon her were some American coins.
This is the seventeenth body found
in the Thames by the police during
the last three weeks. They are sup
posed to be the bodies OF suicides.
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CHICAGO, June l7.--Both Dietrich
Il ckne.s and MIRA. Wiihelmina Miller,
brother and sister OF Mrs. All jlpii
Lusigert, for whose alleged murder
her husband, Aiolph Luetgert, Ia uu-
der Indictment, ceny the genuineness
Of letter received by Aldermen
schlake, signed Louise Lueiseri, In
which the missing woman lie repre-.
sented as saying che is living with
friends In Chicago.
Anna Grieser, VINO was employed by
the Luetgetts In 1888, p sitiveiy iden.
Iihsd the rings fUunI In the vst as
having belonged t. Mrs. Luetgert.
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william on for Cologne.

BERLIN, June 17.-Emperor VII.
liam gave an audience this morning
to Dr.. Ven Boetticher, minister Of the
department Of interior and vice presi.
dent OF the Prussian ministry. and
then started for Cologne to unveil the
statue Of Emperor William 1.
From Cologne the emperor Will go
on cruise in the North sea, touching
ut Norwegian ports. This VIII con-
tinue until the end OF July, while the
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Leave Salt Lake City.
No. 2-ror Bingham. Provo. Grand
Junction and all points East I 80 a. IN.
No. flor Provo, Grand Junction
and all points East. .....;.... $40 p m.
, No. o-for ogden and intermediate
-, points; ..,..."....u....... s:So p m
Manti. Belknsp, Richfeld and
. all intermediate points. ~ 80 D, IN,
NO S-for furekA. Payson. Provo
and all intcrmediate points 3 100 p. m.
NO. 3-For Ogden and the West. :. i.4a p. IN,
NO. l-for Ogden and the West. E. 1l;25 p. m.
Arrive SAT- Lake City.
No. l-from bingham, Provo Grand
junction and the East. ...... l2:l5 y, m
No. 3-fro,n Provo. Grand Junction
and the East. s,...;........... llis5p m
No. o. prom Provo, Bingham, T. uro.
ka. h,chfeld, Belkuap. Manti
and all intermediate points. 5:25 n. IN.
NO. 6-from Ogden and informed
late points. 9;tn n m.
No I-Iroin Eureka and Physon.. 9;55 u m.
No. 2-from Ogden and the West. 1.40 a M
No. t-froU Ogden and the West. 1880 D m
only line running through Pullman alaco
sleeping cars Salt Lake City to San frAncisco:
SAT- Lake CITY to Denver via Grand junction
anu enlt Lake city to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family sleepers without
change, to Kansas City. Chicago and Boston.
Free reclining chair cars bait Lake to Den
yer.
Ticket OfiCr, 1903 W. 2ud South,
tPostoffiee corner.)
ID. q. DODGE, Gen. Manager
II. A. WADLEIGH, Gen'l Pass. Agt,
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NEW YORK. Juue 1S.-A dispatch
o HE Herala from Panama anDouuoes
that repre- sentatives OF The govsIn-
ments OF Guatemala and Costa Rcs
nave signed the treaty which ma kes
them a part OF the Greater Republic o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-18
PURE FOOD AND DRINK
What

do you suppose is that miss
ing word ? We tell you
this: it isn't very hard; it
isn't easy; its about mid
ding.
The tea isn't middling
though: your money back
at your grocer's--if you
don't like it better than any
you ever had before.
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middle
OF each month. Ala
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Turkey said to He Willing 20 Accept n
Town.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Athens cor
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph
says: 1t is reported here tonight
(Thursday) that the peace confere nee
and the Porte have accepted q settle
msnt giving Turkey either the town
OF Ligaria, southeast of Milouna, or
Nezeros, north Of Larissa.
The Athens correspondent OF the
Daily Chronicle says the Porte has
abandoned the policy OF delay and
decided to accept the advice Of the
poWere.
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THE NATION TREATY.
May Not be Considered mt tho Present
session.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Sonator
mities on foreign relations, said to-day
that the committee would take up the
Hawaiian treaty at It's next meeting
on next Wednesday, but that no
special meeting would be had for that
purpose. He said that the treaty
would In any event be held In CON-
m tsee sufficient length OF time to
permit all sides to be heard, but that
the time would be controlled some
what by the Indications as to whether
the Senate would consider the treaty
at the present session. Ga this latter
point the senator declined to advance
an opinion.
The impression is now prevalent In
the Sonete, even by the frienus OF an.
nexation, that the treaty cannot be
ratified at the present session II there
is any such opposition as ia promised
The program now ia TINT the treaty
will be reported from the committee
and that after tue tariff bill has
passed 1t will be called up. The Sem
ate will be asked II time for vote
can be had fixed, and upon the OF.
jsctions by the opponents Of
the treaty, Its friends will say
that they are content to allow It
10 lie over until the next session. On Q
reason for not pressing the treaty In
the face Of opposition is that the senti.
ment which may be only partially op-
posed to the treaty Will be crystaIizsu,
which is not desirable. 1t Is also be.
llsved shat senators who are now un-
decided may become influenced favor.
ably after mature consideration and
after finding out what the DRIFT OF sen.
timsnt is In their states. 1t is well
known that senators cannot be held
here after the tariff bill is passed In the
hot weather.
FOREIGN COMMENT.
LONDON, June 17.-Tne Pail Mall
Gszette this afternoon says that Mar
quis Ito, the Japanese statesman, who
Was interviewed yesterday In Paris on
| the Hawaiian annexation question,
has declared that Japan will not Gre.
/ ate International difficulties in con.
nection with Hawaii and that Ger.
| tainiy no other country will object to
/ the annexation OF Hawaii by the
United States. Commenting upon
this utternnce, the Pail Mall Gazelts
| sayt:
President Mckinley may call annex
| alton merely continuance OF exist.
I ing relations, but 1t lie an undoub ed
departure in the ool0nizing sense. 1t
does not mean that Cuba will 10 How
or anything OF that kind, but 1t means
O strong naval policy. The United
States will certaiuly be great sea
power in the future. Her .mmerce
and sesboaId necessitate that, anu that
Hawaii Will be OF the greatest value.
Ii means naval expenditure now and
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Mahsr 90 Wed.

PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-Peter
Msher, the Lugilist, TO-DAY secured
license to marry Miss Agnes Torphey
OF this city. the wedding IL expected
to take place tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-18

visit OF the EN- jerir to t1e Gear al 3.
Petersburg has BEEN arranged for the
beg inning OF August.
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Ceulrsi Ametics. All the Cenlrs
American republics have now Joined
the compact.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville. Aspen. Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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lgA.sis@Sosexos
: Izs ~ E A
Oregon Short Line
--Hzs''zss----- RAILROAD.
Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City
Daily Es follows;
lin effect March 10th. 1912

lin effect March 10th. 1917
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha St Louis
Kansas Jity, Denver. Park City
anu tgdou. stlo :, N
From heionu, Luue, portiAna, San
iran cisco. Ogden and INTERN cd
late points,. ........... ...........,. e:o5 4 m
FROM san ranoisco, Cache Valley
ogden and inferno diAte pcints.... silb m
From Chicago. omaha, 81 Louis.
Kansas CITY, Denver and Ogden 1850 II
rom frnco. Milford and intermc
from 'i si p9lh.' Tipts iioyo SsnS V'o
ssnooto Valley and intermediate
MIXED train from 1erminus. Tooeiv,
and GARFIELD Beach. ...,..'...','.,. Ilco p IN
prrARr
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kansas
City. 81 Louis ogden and Park
oi.y. .......,. ...........,......... 800 nj
For san Francisco, Ogden, Cache
Valley anu intermediate points. SEQ m
FOR ugusn ana interme diate polnis.. t;t0p M
Fer Chicago, Omahs, Denver, Kansas
City, 1T Louis, Butte, Portland,
San Francisco. .................. .dop IN
For kuTola. Mercur. Provo. Nephi.
tanpete Valley. .....,............. $40 IN
'for Provo. Neph. Milford. frisco and
intermediate potntH.,............. eco N
tMiacd Train for Garfield Beach.
roceo and 1ermlnus........... la5 m
Trains south of Juab run daily except sun.
tnaiv snpd.v
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City Ticket 0llCo, 20i Main Street.
Telephone No. 665
The only line in correction with the Union
Pacific operating Through Pullman palnce
slecpers. ] latest In.f owed Tourist sloepors.
Face Reclining Chair Cars. Elegant Day
Coaches, ID. u. pURLkY,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
& W. FCCLEs.
Gen, Trafic Mgr.
W. II BANCROFT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
nnnhmlla and pnwdsr aalnre.

To-day Mr. Temp Grow, delivery
clerk ut Chat0cld n lubrmoua,
went with the wagon to the com
pany's arsenal to bring some dyna'
mite and powder TO ship to a Gus.
toner on construction work.
he loaded on $50 pounds Of dyha
mite utlthD aud 30 pounds Of
powder In cans,
When he left the arsenal he pick
ed up as company Bud Ydfbfough
aud jim lludglns
Ia crossing Che street car track
near lhla ohlee, the wagon became
uneoupled, the hind wheels sliding
out throwing the back Of the wagon
body on the ground, The horse.
took lught at thIH and ran away
and pulIedupl ln front of doe Winter
dry goods store oyertufnIug lht
wagon aud smashing the powder
taHsaHddyBamlte boxes ihtopie6ls,
breaking some OF the sticks IN many
fragments The wonder is that
the dynamite did not explode and
blow up the whole block or that
part In close proglmity to the scene
of the wreck Mr. Grow We Learn
vas quite badly hurt aud taken
home as soon Az he waa eslraeatet
from the wagon
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
JESSE HEARD CASE,

The Jesse Heard ease having
some prominence here on aeeauut
Of hia passing day In iul here ah
ter killing Steel oL Little Rotb
supposedly for tho purpose Of keeps
l0g him from being lynchcd has
commenced at peuyyllle, Ark
Yesterday eight Of the iurymen to
try him we're secured We clip this
bit of information In regard TO the
trial from the Gaaettei
At0 o'clock This morning the case
of the state ys Jesse Heard waa
called and Sheriff White uahered In
the defendant After some little
.parIayinF both sides announced
ready for trial. Then began The
work Of selecting a Jury At thH
writing II looks Hike the regular
panel will be eShausrd without the
necessary ~ men having been ebos
sen, aud that it Is bardIylik that
the talIsmtn wIl all be secured ere
tomorrow afternoon,
lleardHall0rneya are toL George
W. Murphy who Is no stranger TO
Perry county iufies aud the aes
tdowItdg5d leading criminal lawyer
.of the alblUj, N, llbltlo mdj n,
Mclaughlin of IIltIe Butt
Prosecuting Attorney James A,
.dfay is being assisted for the state
by Gol j n Sellers. now Of MoffiIl=
ton but formerly of Perry county
and H. tt MtNemar of Little Rock
the latter having been employed by
thp Iodgtol Wuodmru ur thr World
90 which lltlf1's victim belonged,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01

greatly strengthen aud among It's
members Is to be found the names
OF the following old leaguers
"johuuy" Brammert Sham Myers
Bob Pender Red Jordan, Buck Mill
ler CrowelI, The crack pitcher
Reid, once captain OF the (omous
Houston, Texas, team, and Hines
aud cathey
1t said that Texarkana's team
will also be stregthened, 1t Ia to be
hoped that The team viii be- made
strong enough TO win a few more
games before theaeason is over,
Shreveport will also be here to-
morrow and next day
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Big Three Railway Company
Files incorporation Papers,
CAPITAL STOCK Is S3,O00,OOO
Railroad is TO Run From Lakeport to
TeXarkana, a Distance Of
200 Miles.

The Big Three Railroad Company
with capital stock Of $3,O0O,OOO,
FLED articles Of incorporation with
the secretary Of state. The direc-
tors Of the company are D. O.,
WiICtt H. F. WUlett aud j, b.,
Bethel OF MorgmGeld, Kyo D.,
CLARK aud L FrukIm, Of Hot
Springs,
The commissioners TO open books
of subscription to the capital stock
ares D, c. Willctt L u, W0Iett
and j, b Bethel
The companypropose to construct
a line Of railroad from Lakeport, on
the west bank Of the Mississippi
river In Chlcot county, to Texark-
ANA In Miller county running
through the counties Of Chlcot,
Ashley Union, Columbia, Lafayette
and Miller and through or near the
towns Of Hamburg, New London
Eldorado and Magnolia, a distance
Of 200 miles.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
TWO OUT or THREE.
Old Sport Has Gathered Some Good
Players to Represent Hor ON
The Diamond

+''f''NH+f'
Our base bah boys had It put to
them again yesterday In the third
game played at Shreveport Our
boys won the second game by a
scratch and we had hopes that
they would take the third, but news
comes over the wires chat they let
Shreveport down them aean,
The score was o 10 3 In favor of
The peIItana
Shreveport has gathered topeth.
err good team for 80 short q time
II had In which Ii entered iuso The
arena, andwe know twIllalrengths
en- ita team at every opportunity
Manager whitley of the team
here says he will add two new men
to our home team and this win per.
hapg help us out topldy better ball
The two teams will open a series Of
three games at Spring Lake Park
this afternoon and we can promise
some interesting games for those
who lend their patronage,
Base bail Is one Of the most eXr
citing games played-It beats horse
racing to get one aroused to the
highest pitch Of enthusiasm
let ua encourage the boys when
they come by giving them a good
attendance,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01

IeilbrOn,
The Leader.
Watch Repairer'
uniting a speciality,
.sI( Of Watches and Dia-
r shown in the city,
jors solicited. All goods
b a guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
Nnlh Naahrillsl

Through sIeeWhe ear service
every night lpayiiip 'feEafbana a.
400 ~ ml over Che Iron Mountain
route 10 Nashville, Tenn Call aud
reserve your herths aud yet all Inc
formation from g, 10 bwitBHbL,
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
BASE BALL

TtaarRma ana Shreveport 10 utass
Uau 30 the Park thil Evening
A hot game of ball will be played
at Tho pafi thh evening between
faKafbaH8 aud shreveport aud II
tDuuoWa ol fpsUIuH1p defgat is
mot NguId.l huIoJy lbp aun Do act,
we shall De asfelaby surprised
sbreyepgftH team has been
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-01
Circular No |.

ONCE Of Superintendent Eastern
Division, Circular No, !,
Marshall, Texas, Sept, l=Mr, r.
B, Ayres Is this day appointed train
master and chief dispatcher Of the
Paris and sherman diotrIcls Of the
eastern division with headquarters
at Teyarkaua
Approyed u, w. CAMPBELL
Supt Eastern Division,
j. W, EyFNNAN,
Asst General Manager
The above shows the promotion
of q worthy man, Mr, Ayres has
virtually done the work incumbent
upon Il train master OF this division
for a long time, as we understand
II from railroad employees, but the
title has never been yeBled IN him,
He has proven himself a good man,
competent to handle any number Of
trains by wire, aud we are willing
TO bet the superintendent who app
pointed him viii never regret IT..
We are glad 10 see such men come
TO the front