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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
COLD INCREASES CRIME.
Railways Have Noticed 1t as Well as
Others.

Its as true as preaching that crime al
ways comes with cold wave like this, eX-
claimed the special agent of one of the big
railroads yesterday.
Outside of railroad and criminal circles 1t
is not generally known that the head of the
secret service, or detective force, which every
railroad maintains, has the title Of special
agent.
''It is less than ten hours since the cold
wave struck u.s." continued the special agent,
'and already 1 have received word by wire
from half a dozen places along the line of
depredations that have been committed. These
reports include everything, from the stealing
Of few Jumps of coal TO the looting of a car
of valuable freight. Naturally. the most
common crime which can be traced to cold
weather is the stealing Of coal. Go now to
any of the freight yards and you'll see wo-
men, boys, and girls picking up coal which
has fallen from the cars. You won't see
them, but at night men and boys go into
women and children to pick up the next day.
know of cases, though, where men have
carried away whole wagon loads of coal at
night from cars which happened to be so To-
Gated that the theft could be committed with
little danger Of detection
''Is the crime caused by cold waves con-
fined to stealing c0al?'
'fWelI, l wish it vast 1t makes tramps
break into cars to keep warm Once inside
they amuse themselves by examining the con-
tents of the car. breaking open boxes which
contain anything they need or can easily
in Chicago who started from California. In
some way they got into a car loaded with
cases of wine. For forty eight hours after
we found them they were so drunk they
didn't know they had reached the end of the
route. 1t has always been a wonder to me
that thew didn't drink themselves to death.
I guess it takes something stronger than Call
ifornia wine to kill tramp"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
TRAVELLING MEN WILL NOT RE-
CEIvE ANY MORE PERMITS
FROM RAILROADS
TO RIDE ON FREIGHT TRAINS.
GROWN UNTIL 1T HAMPERS
THE BUSINESS.
rHE GREAT WESTERNS NEW RULE
1t Is Known the Train Has to
Stop.

Western lines have agreed that after
the end Of the year no more permits to
travelling men to ride on freight trains
shall be issued. The practice Is said
to have grown to an extent which has
seriously hampered the operation of
the trains and in many cases resulted
in delaying passenger trains at meet
ing places. The change will be felt
considerably in Iowa and other states.
Travelling men are likely to protest
vigorously against the loss Of the privi-
Ieges which they have enjoyed. If they
are not allowed to use the freight
trains, it will in many cases compel
a man to spend twenty-four hours in
a small town to do fifteen minutes
business, or else skip" the town alto
gether. There are many small West
ern towns on branch lines which have
to get along with one passenger train
each way day. Travelling men have
been enabled to make such towns by
riding in the caboose of a freight
train, and to do this they had to OBJ
tain a permit from the division super
intendent. They had to get on and off
the train just where it might happen
to stop, because it was impossible to
stop a long freight train at a station
just to accommodate one person.
In operating trains, particularly in
the winter time, it frequently becomes
necessary to change the schedule Of
a freight train at g moments notice,
and it was in such a case that the
travelling mans presence on board be-
came unwelcome. Several minutes
time is required to stop a long freight
train, and while such a stop Is being
made to let off a solitary man a fast
passenger train is often kept waiting
at the next station. While the roads
propose to take Off all general permits,
it is probable that in special cases a
travelling man may still get ride in
the caboose.
The Chicago Great Western some
time ago stopped the issue Of general
permits, but instructed the station
agents to sell ticket for ride on
a freight train after such train was
actually in the station and the agent
had ascertained that it would stop at
the particular station to which the
passenger wanted to go.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
FREIGHT COMMISSIONERS uN-
ABLE TO AGREE.
SECTIONAL LINES DRAWN.
SHARP DIVISION BETwEEN DELE
GATES FROM THE EAST AND
THE WEST.
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
Association Is. te Act as Mediator
Between Shippers and Trans
portation Companies.

WASHINGTON, Dec. f-The first
regular meeting Of the National Asso-
citation Of Freight Commissioners was
held here today for the general pur-
pose Of effecting permanent organi-
cation. The members Of the association
represent commercial bodies in their
respective cities and are charged with
the duty Of securing equal justice for
shippers In their dealings with trans
portation companies. It is not, it Is
said, essentially antagonistic to the
transportation lines, but acts in the ca
paeity Of mediator between such lines
and shippers. Another purpose Of the Or
ganization is said to be the proper pre-
sentation of the shippers side of ques-
lions which may be at any time under
consideration by congress. Those pres
ent at todays meeting were N. B. KEEL
-ly, Of the Trades league, Of Philadel-
phfa, chairman; w. P. Trickett, Of the
Kansas City Trades bureau, secretary;
L. A. Boswell, Of the Quincy, Ill,
freight bureau; George A. Schroeder.
Of the Milwaukee freight bureau; F.
w. Maxwell, of the ST. Joseph. Mo-.
portation bureau; e. P. Wilson, of the
Cincinnati Transportation bureau; A.
j. Valandingham, of the st. Louis
Traffic bureau: F. B. Barber, president
of the American Export association, Of
New York; George A. Anderson, of the
Pittsburg chamber of commerce; J. A.
Smith, Of the Charleston, S. c., freight
bureau; J. A. Farley, Of the Dallas,
Tex, freight bureau; F. L. Brown, Of
the Pacific Coast Hardware and Metal
association.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Kelly and Trickett.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, N. B. Kel-
ley, of Philadelphia; vice president,
John A Smith, of Charleston, S. c.;
secretary, w. e. Trickett, of Kansas
City; treasurer, w. F. Maxwell, of ST.
Joseph, Nc; executive committee, A. J.
Valandingham, of st. Louis; F. B.
Thurber, Of New York; L. B. Boswell,
of Quincy, ILL.,; j. S. Vavant, of Mem
phfs, Tenn, and J. 3. Denison, of Gal
weston, Tex.
Annual meetings will be held in
Washington on the day preceding the
opening session of the national board
of trade.
Resolutions were adopted urging that
additional power be conferred on the
interstate commerce commission to
meet weakening of it's powers occa-
stoned by judicial decisions; requesting
all railroads to adopt uniform freight
classifications prior to Jan. 1, 1899, and
indorsiDg the pending anti-scalping
bill. Eastern delegates submitted a
resolution favoring, and Western dele
gates opposing, pooling bills. An
agreement being found impossible, the
association adopted a resolution refer
ring the resolutions offered back to the
members of the association.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
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Most Aggravated Cases of Piles
With Absolute Safety.

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Thousands who had resorted to eX-
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1t is a remedy that none need fear
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tunors.
If you are afflicted with this stub
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This remedy is no longer an expert
ment. but a medical certainty.
Druggists sell at so cents per box.
1t is becoming the most popular pile
cure this country has ever known and
druggists everywhere are ordering it
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