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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
cas- AND ELECTRIC 1,reHr PLANTS.
Areuments Hsfor. che Senate cities Co~-
r,ittee In Favor OF Munieip.i Ow.ership.

Arr-me,t. Hsfor. sh. Senate cities Cor-
rittse In Favor OF Munieipai Owsership.
ALBANY. Feb. 1.-THE Senate Cities Com
mittee gave q hearing this afternoon on Senator
McNulty's bill providing for municipal owner
ship of gas and electric light plants In cities OF
the first class.
Edward NJ. Grout of Brooklyn appeared In
favor Of the bill. He declared that the people
had been robbed Of millions Of dollars by cor
porations watering their stock. He contended
that the supply OF gas for = city is Just as much
Of Importance as Is the safety Of tho people.
The sentiment in favor OF municipal ownership
was growing. The people are In favor Of 1t. and
now oil lamps are being used because gas 10 not
as cheap. In Glasgow, since the city has owned
the gas plant. the consumption OF ras 10 over
three times as great as when the gas plant was
owned by q corporation. IL the people OF the
great cities OF tho State were to vote on the
subject OF municipal ownership of Gas and
electric light plants IL would be carried by. n
proposition was not new. for. already ok hun
dred cities in the world owned gas plants.
se Ai p the eT p.mosSnsic q I.. sTHoo 81 Rir w@o ed 5SPts.
also favored the bill. He thought that the bill
was measure In line with giving the people
what was their own. The streets OF q city be:
long to the CITY. and all uses Of the streets should
rest with the taxpayers. He believed that the
bring considerable revenue to the city. New
York and other cities ought to be lighted as
we'll and rs satisfactorily as Paris. Municipal
ownership would make the cities moro attrac-
tive. go that people would not go abroad to spend
their money.
J. N. Adams. q member of the Commo on Coun-
ell Of Buffalo, favored the bill. He said that the
Common Council Of his city approved the meas
ure, though the price of gas there was only 81
per thousand. The measure, he commended, was
IN line with the progress OF the time.
Gregory Weinstein, representing tho Social
Reform Club of New York. also favored tho
bill. He commended that people were entirely at
the mercy OF gas companies. that the price OF
gas should be lower. aud that the only way that
It could be brought about was through munici-
pal ownership.
Senator McNulty cited the case OF Wheeling,
where gas companies some years ago had
charged $3.50 por thousand. but that now the
city was furnishing gas at rs cents.
No one appeared In opposition to the bill.
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JUDGE HUDsPErH,s REGRET.
He Yearned 20 Punish More Severely John
Roach, Who beat His Mother.

II have seen some miserable ~culprits since I
have been on this bench" said Judge Hudspoth
in the General Sessions In Jersey City yesterday.
when John Roach was arraigned to be sentenced
for beating his aged mother. but nothing to be
compared to you. ] am so impressed with the
atrocity Of your crime that l am filled with re-
greet that my hands are so tied by the law that I
cannot give you . full measure of punishment.
A man who would beat his old mother as you
did 10 n brute and a coward. and . disgrace to
manhood. You Knocked her down. m ped on
her face with your heavy boots. and when she
was brought here her face was In such q condi-
was white or black. The poor old woman came
here to plead for you. but you are not worthy OF
any conside GRAFTON"
The Judge then sentenced Roach TO State
prison for two years. and to pay a fine of $500
and costs. That Is the extreme penalty OF the
law. and will Insure Roach's stay in State prison
for about four years, unless no is pardoned or
parOled.
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TO rRErENr THE FLooD OF BILLS
Senator Farsons's Proposed Amendment OF
the Legislative Law.

SeuatoT arsonss EFopOseo Anenoment OF
tho Legislative LAW.
ALBANY, Feb. 11.-Many OF the leading men,
bcrs Of the Legislature have for some time COM
planned that too many bills were introduced at
each session. Various remedies have been sug-
gested. but the first one to be put In the form Of
legislation will be included In q bill TO be intro
duced by Senator Parsons OF Rochester to-mor-
row. This question was considered by tho last
Constitutional Convention. but they could not
agree upon any scheme to prevent the introduce
tlon OF such . large number OF bills. Senator
Parsons's bill amends the legislative law By
requiring bills to be submitted for examination
and revision to tho State Statutory Revision
Commission on or before tho 18th day Of Do
Legislature.
After the opening OF the annual session and
before the first day of March next following. q
bill shall not be introduced unless indorsed with
the approval Of = majority Of the Commission
ers. After tho drst day OF March q bill shall
not be Introduced unless Endorsed with
the certificate of tho Governor or acting Gov
ornor to the effect that there appears TO be an
apparent necessity for Its consideration by the
Legislature.
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Bucre,.shop v.ieauae Oct. . Stay.

Justice Truax OF the Supreme Court has
granted n certificate OF reasonable doubt and .
stay pending appeal In tho case OF Walter u.
Valentine. the bucket-shop broker. who WAS
convicted before Recorder Con some time ago Of
the larceny OF - from a customer and sentenced
to six months In tho penitentiary. II WAS set
up that the Recorder erred In admitting certain
testimony relating 70 interpretations OF com.
panies In West virginia, watch were alleged 10
have been bogus. and with which the defendant
was alleged TO have been connected. Justice
Iruax holds that this testimony was not admIs-
sible and grants q stay, while the case goes 10
the Appellate Division.
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A BAKERS HALL UCIYATIOy.
Fat Cold Water Into His wIfe's Ear "a
Keen Away the knights OF Pythias.

Frederick Knochheit, u baker OF 100 Roebling
street. Williamsburgh. lately developed symp-
toms OF insanity, and his vito was advised to
have him examined. She neglected to do SO. al
though in constant feay for her life. She was
sleeping when her husband got homo early yes
terday inorning. lie awakened her by pouring
cold wAtor into her ear. She screamed, and Po-
liceman Nolan came to see what was tho matter.
lie arrested the baker, VINO, at the Vernon ave-
nue station, said that no poured water over his
wife In order TO keep away Knights OF Pythias.
who, he said, wanted TO XIII him. Justice Goot-
ting yesterday remanded him to await an in
Quiry regarding his sanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
JERSEY CIrY's WATER soUABBLE
Papers Filed IN . Suit for = Large C,ssu
Against the City.

NBNIusG tue NVy.
The papers In the suit of the East Jersey Wa
ter Company against Jersey City for 1921. s47,
for water supplied to tho city during the year
ending Jan. 80. 1897, were served on Corpora
ton Counsel Blair yesterday by William II.
Corbin. counsel for the company. The luminous
was also filed in the Supreme Court at Trenton
and is returnable March IL. The city has thirty
days from that date In which to file an answer.
The sum named In the summons is $500, 900.
but that Is only BECAUSE IL is customary In the
New Jersey courts to sue for double the amount
OF the claim. The city's contention 10 that there
Ia no contract for the nxed price OF S43 per
l.OOO.OOO gallons charged by the company, A
contract had been drawn up and signed, but.
owing to n miscalculation in the capacity OF the
supply pipe. the company was unable to furnish
the quantity of water called for by the contract
ana therefore the contract was broken. The
city officials now consider $43 per 1000, 900
gallons an exoroitant price. and for that reason
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
JUDGE LSPINALL MEkCIFUL.
Four Prisoners Yesterday Found Hin
Clenea AanInIstraso OF Justiee.

Judge Asphalt in the County Court, Brook
Ign. was in q lsnient spirit yesterday. a. the
convicted persons who appeared before him
ascertAined. Max Stiner. convicted OF burglary
In the third degree. cried when he appeared for
sentence. He said he was 81 years old and had
n sister. and was engaged TO DO married. The
girl. he said. he had known over = year.
well. you have got Q nice sister. and you've
got q sweetheart, It's q wonder you couldn't
Keep out OF trouble" Judge Aspinsil said:
" don't know what put the devil In me- said
Stiner.
Judge Aspinall suspended sentence, and told
Stiner to stick to his sister and his sweetheart,
He also suspended sentence In the case of Her
man Brown, u years old. for his mothers sake.
Frederick Becker. 10 years old. WAS allowed to
go on the promise that he would never do wrong
again. Louis White. 10 years old. convicted OF
stealing, . horse. was allowed to go, as Judge
a good word for him. and ho sympsthized with
. person In that plight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
zUKER GOES TO SING SING.
Says He VIII FIX" Vernon NJ. Da, 10 After
He HIS Served His ThIrty.sIx Year,.

Says He VIII Fix" Vernon NJ. Da'is After
He Has Served His Thirty-six Years.
Isaac Zuker. the convicted frebug, was taken
to Sing Sing yesterday afternoon at ] o'clock by
Deputy sheriff Snyder and two assistants from
Sing Sing prison. Handcufed between the two
assistants and followed by Snyder. Zuker
boarded a Madison avenue car in front of the
Tombs. and tho party started for the = :O5 train.
Zuker refused to talk, except to make one state
ment about Assistant District Attorney Vernon
NJ. Davis. Said he:
:" am not done hghting yet. and you'l prob
ably SEQ me back here In q few days. But lot
me tell you that II ! have to serve my time I'll
live through tho thirty-six yesra II only for tho
purpose OF getting my revenge on Assistant Dis
triot Attorney Davis. He sent mo up, and I'll
fx him for II when my time comes. He'll wish
he had served tho time instead of me when I
get through with him."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Lieut.-Gov. wosdruR'. Dinusr..

ALBANY Feb. ll.-Lieut,-Gov Timothy l..
Woodruff tonight gave ono OF his series OF four
dinners to the Senators, State officers, and
Kings County Assemblymen. The guests pres
ent were Sneaker James N, L. O'Grady, Senator
Cantor. senator Brown, AssemblymRn Brennan,
senator Coirey, AssemblymAn Bayliss, Senator
Coggeshall. Col. John =. Kenyon. Col. Ashley
w. Cole. Senator q. A. Davis, Senator Daley,
Assemblyman Abel, senator CRhoon. Senator
&. Davis. ~Assemblyman Cain. Senator Burns,
Asssmblyman Nixon, State COMPTROLLER Rob
erts. and Senator Ellsworth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

Il IL Now Kaow. ~ no he 10 aaa He Cas-
Scarcely Escape.

KINGMAN, Ariz., Feb. 1.-two deputy sher-
irs from the pursuing party returned to Peach
Springs late last night after fresh horses and
provisions. They report having caught up with
tho Santa Fe train robber at $500 p. NJ. on
Tuesday In q pine forest near Pine Springs. A
running firo was kept mp for six miles. Dark
ness prevented the capture OF the robber. His
posse got close enough to identify him as Jim
Parker, q well.known northern Arizona COW.
boy. q rustlsr and a hard case. Now that he ia
known his escape is considered impossible.
sheriff Cameron or Flagstaff tcieRraphed last
night for warrants for robbery for Abe Thomp-
Springs. A remark made by tho robber Will.
searching for his dead comrade Indicates that
the two men wore to have taken part In the
robbery, but failed at the last moment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Bishop O rI.ouso. C..,t Con-.

Bishop Mandell Creighton OF London will
not attend the celebration of the 2o0th ami
versary OF the founding of Trinity Church Of
this city to be held In the week OF May o neIt.
This Intelligence has Just been received by the
creighton in his letter TO DR.. Dix sent his re-
Erets thst MS recent appointment to succeed
OF Canterbury, would make IL impossible for
him 20 leave London in May. That month
his see.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
DISEASES OF MEN.

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ALSO blood pnisoning primary, secondary, or +rtlaIy,
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socele, weak, nndevelopcd organs. impairment TO
maLrlaEe. lost Visor restoredi boar In mind practice
less than any other specialist, 90 TO BIZ. HALLETr
near "a az New York; no charge unlsss eu<sAi
hours v 70 ', sundays included; best sdvies fssA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Receivers for tho New York Botuius Com.
pnny,

Justice Truax has appointed Louis F. Maidhof
and John r.. Steele receivers of the New York
Bottllng Company. bottlers Of lager beer, ginger
ale and mineral waters. at go and 622 West
Fifty-iifth street, on application OF the directors.
on the ground that the company is insolysnt'
Tho liabilities are S3a. 100 and Tho nominal as.
sale by the Sheriff or under foreclosure would
not produce over $4,000. There il a chattei
mortgage on the plant Tor So. 900, held by
Frederick Rayner OF Derby, England, who has
taken possession under the mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
BROokLrN sHOKE DRIyEwAr.

The Commissioa Defeated In the Litigation
with - Trolley Company.
Tit Coney Island. Fort Hamilton and Brook
iyn Railroad Company applied to Justice
Diokey In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, last
week for an injunction restraining the Shore
Driveway Commission from interfering with
tho construction OF the road along Fifth avenue
part OF the commission that the company had
forfeited Its charter by not constructing the
road within the year. Justice Dickoy yesterday
granted the injunction. lie said that no did
not see how tho commission could rid them
selves of the incu m ORANGES of plaintiffs without
purchase or taking by condemnation proceed.
ings the interests OF plaintiffs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

ALBANY, Feb, 1l.-State Treasurer Colvin was
called to his home in Glens Falls to-day by tho
announcement of the death OF Mrs. George w.
Lee, wife OF George w. Lee of the Lake George
Paper COMPANY and OF the firm Of Coolidge a.
Colvin's mother died when he was an Infant,
and his father married Mrs. Lee for his second
Colyin's father.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
A Marine Conviet.d OF Robbery.

Davenport Willis, 81 years old, a marine, at.
tached to the Flushing avenue barracks IN
Brooklyn, was convicted in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, before Justice Gaynor yesterday OF
larceny IN tho second degree In having, on the
Mcguire of 81 Vanderbilt avenue. Miss Maguire
testified that Willis grabbed her. dragged her
into u court yard, and took the pOcketbook,
Justice Gaynor said the sentence would not be
heavy As there was . doubt In his mind whether
robbery was intended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

The Hamburg American line steamship
Columbia, which 10 TO sail on Saturday for
Alexandria. via Gibraltar. Algiers. Genoa. and
Naples, will take out n larger number of tourists
than have left this port on any steamer during
the present year.
Among those who have been booked to make
the voyage are Simon, H.: stern, the Hon.
Hall and his son. Henry w. Oliver. Prof. Fran
cesco D'Angola, the Rev. q. NJ. Colville. and
Alexander Nuber, Vice-Consui for Austria M
Pittsburgh, Pa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Republican AIasrme. VIII Not Contest.

Tho Republican members of the Board OF
Aldermen have decided not to contest the cleo
ton OF Alderman John T. Oakley as a member
OF the Finance Committee. They were tricked
ut u game which they had hoped 10 be able TO
play themselves, and will make the best OF tho
situation. They fought with all the ability
they possessed the election OF Mr.. Oakley by
less than q majority of all the members OF tho
hoard, knowing all the while that only a ma
Jority OF u quorum was NECESSARY TO elect.
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Benjamin d. silliman,
John II. Starin,
Thomas @. smith,
llspenard Stewart,
Wager Swayne,
Hamilton NICK. Twombly.
Frederick ID. Tappen,
Charles L. Tiffany,
Charles N. Taintor,
Frank Tiiford,
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William X. Vanderbilt
George n. Van Hoessn,
Alfred Van Sautvoord,
William o. whitney.
stewart l. woodford,
Benjamin Wood,
Charles II. woodman.
VIM. Rhineland-r StswaN
Louis Fitzgerald.
Worthington WhitehousA
William Berri.
r. ". wurster.
Charles A Moore,
Francis N. Scott
Arson u. AcCook
Jonn Jeroloman.
Ashbei y. Fitch,
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Adriance Bush.
John X. Van wormsA
Charles IL Webb,
W lillian X. Grace,
Walter c. Olson,
Job r Hedges,
Charles A. Schieren,
John A. sieicher.
I'd ward G. % Brisn.
Thomas X. Hubbard.
Foster Coates,
Henry l.. Einstefn.
Gardner @ Rowland,
II G. Alexander.
Edwin Einstein.
Frederick s. Gibbs,
Samuel ThomAA
A. Noel Brakeman,
Wilbur F. wakemAn,
A. II. Steele.
Arthur L. Merriam.
Isaac N. SeiigmAn,
horace White.
W J. Arkell.
Thomas l. JAmeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
PAW - THE oArH OF OFFICE.
The Sl0.Ooo. 0o0 OF Securities IN tho Insur.
aace Depnrtmeat Tarned Over 60 Hin.

enee Depmrsmest iurned over TO Hin.
ALBANY Feb. 1l.-Louis +. Payn. his new
First Deputy. Mr.. Robert II. Hunter Of
Poughkeepsio. and Mr.. William II. Buck.
Icy of Albany, whom he has reappointed as
Third Deputy. appeared together shortly be-
fore noon to-day ut the ONCE OF the Secretary of
State and were separately sworn In. After
taking tho oath Superintendent Payn and his
deputies went to the Insurance Department and
assumed their duties. Superintendent Pierce
immed ateiy opened the huge safe. and the
work ~ turning over the securities placed on
file with the department by insurance compa-
MES for the protection of their policy holders
was begun. Ibis Work took several hour: the
100000. MIR. Hunter Ia TO have charge Of the
New York office OF the department. and will DO
assisted By Mr.. Isaac III. Vanderpoel. whom he
succeeds. AS First Deputy Mi. vanderpoel
will be Chief Examiner and Ia to- receive tho
Buckley's salary Is 81, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
sM FROM ST.. PIERRE.
A Canadian Omciai Says We Lose . Grea
Deal OF Royenue.

Deal OF Revenue.
OTTAWA, Fob. 1.-THE Canadian Government
Is again cooperating with Newfoundland In urg-
ing the British authorities to appoint = Consul
At the French islands OF st. Pierre and Mique-
Ion. An official this morning said concerning
the enormous amount of smuggling from st.
Pierre that tho United States was suffering n
greater loss OF revenue on this account than the
Dominion, although there Ia an American Con-
sui on the island.
The French Government has heretofore re-
fused to permit u British Consul at 81. Pierre
and Miquelon. On more than one occasion tho
Canadian Government has had agents at III.
Pierre TO watch suspected vessels, but each
time these agents have been forced to leave the
island to escape the threats against them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
On Municipal Ownership OF Gu. pi..,..o

The special committee OF tho Aldermen ap-
pointed 10 investigate tn %<easibillty OF munich
pal ownership Of gas plants held a public hear.
Ing Yesterday IN the City Hall. Prof. Goodwin
ofColumbia University said that the general ten.
dency OF the age was toward governmental own.
orship OF franchises. In Germany. he said, there
were AZ: towns owning gas plants. and In Prus-
sA there were l46. In England, he declared. al
Der cent. OF the larger towns and 81 per cent OF
the smaller towns owned their own gas fran.
chises. bolton Hall and others spoke.
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named Oy tho mayor.
Horace Porter.
Herman y. Armour,
Samuel ID. Babcock,
George y. Baker.
Cornelius ". Bliss,
Calvin & Brice,
Daniel Butterneld,
Matthew q. ID. Borden.
Anirew Carnegie.
John Claim.
Joseph J. Cnoate.
lie Grand b. Cannon,
James N. Constable,
Henry W. Cannon,
b. v. X. Cruger.
e. II. 7. Coils.
William A Copp
Alonzo u. Cornell,
Chauncey N. Depew,
Charles A. Dana,
Grenville NJ. Dodge.
Thomas +. Eckert.
NichArd 7. Greener.
Coils =. Huntington,
AbrAm 8. Hewitt.
Theodore A. Havemeyer,
Horace I. HotchkisA
Morris X. Jesup.
Gilbert X. Jones,
Augustus ID. JuilliArd,
Charles Lanier.
Woodbury. LAngdon,
J. Pierpont Morgan,
Darius o. Mills,
Levi Z Morton.
Richard A. McCurdy,
Martin T. Mcmahon,
John A. Mccall.
Samuel Mcmillan.
Frederic T.. Olcott.
Cornelius O'Rsilly,
Alexander = orr,
Oswald Ottendorfer,
Joseph Pulitzer,
James q. Reed,
whitelaw Reid,
Elihu Root.
John A. stewart.
Charles =. smith,
Anson p. Stokes.
Samuel Sloan,
William l. strong.
J. EDWARD simmons
j. 3. 4. Stranahan,
A. J. Dittenhoefer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

Michael Whalen, known RS Sing Sing Mike,
was convicted yesterday OF manslauRhter In the
first degree for stAbbing To death Edward Nc
Cormack, whom the Bowery crooks had named
Tho Rat. whalen will be sentenced on Tues
day next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
a STEAM Ira HTER SUNK.

After Coiiiding with n Tug.
After the steam lighter Gen. Franz Sigel had
dumped a cargo OF ashes Mt the foot OF Harrison
street, Brooklyn. yesterday morning, and was
on her way out to midstreNm. she collided with
the New York Central tug 10. and. n big hole
Capt. Nickerson or the lighter and two Of his
crew jumped onto the tug, but the two other
members or the crew had to jump overheard,
Is valued at $4,000. lies in about forty feet OF
water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
GRANT MONUMENT COMMITTEE.
los Citizens Named By the Mayor to Ar
range tho Transfer Ceremonial.

Citizens Named by the Mayor to Ar
range tho Transfer Ceremonial.
Mayor Strong has appointed q committee Of
100 citizens to take charge Of the exercises IN.
cident to tho formal transfer to the city Of the
Grant monument which will take place on
April 81. In tho circular letter which Mayor
Strong sent to each member of the committee
he said:
Tho transfer by tho Grant Monument Asso.
citation TO the city OF the tomb Of tho illustrious
General imposes upon the city . trust In which
every citizen should have q proper pride. l am
extremely DESTROYS that tho should
begin its labors at once and perfect with great
care tho necessary arrangements for so impor-
tant an event"
The committee will meet for the nrst time to-
morrow At noon in tho Governors room OF the
City Hall. Tho following are the members
~ ~. "a IA, tho h..ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

Leave station Central Il. r. Of Now Jersey, foot Lib
erty st., Mt $3.50. 1880 A NJ; l;t5. $40. a;40 p. IN.
saturdays only 5;sS P,IL)-Ads
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-05-07

The new train service on the 0.
r. & N. shortens the time to Port
land, to California, to the Koote-
mai and to all points east, also
gives first-class and tourist sleep
ing car accommodations. Direct
connections made at Spokane with
Great Northern east bound trains
with through service of palace and
tourist sleeping cars to St. Paul.
East bound passengers via Hun
tington will be carried to Umatilla
on the through train from Spokane
to Portland, changing cars at
Umatilla to the east bound fast
mail via Huntington with through
service to Chicago via Granger and
Omaha direct. Passengers for
Cnur d'Alene points will change
cars at Tekoa, taking the through
daily train from Spokane to Wal
lace.