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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-27
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told venue. Hours . to 10 .. M Ito
special attention given to general surgery.
Automatic Telephone 2S2.
DRs. BISHOP a pIsHoP,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
- surgeons-Ohce and residence ovsi post.
office. Telephone w. hu. Marion bishup,
bishop, N, D., once hours, etc 10 a. M, ana
4 70 . and 2 TO 3 y. M
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a tesioencs, sOs uUuh finh street. hUurs, 4
go 2 aud oiev 81 100 J., "a, special attention
gwen 10 chrome ana diseases Of women, Old
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block corner Gold avenue aad secVne
street ONCE hours, s q. m. to iztIb y, M.
and lil0 10 biso D m.
BERSARD 5. RoDEY,
AITORNBY.AT.LAw, AIbuqueraue, n.
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Yrftainine 20 the profession. Will practice ln
All courts OF the territory and before the United
states land ONCE,
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All the courts OF the Territory.
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Bank building.
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-27
JOHN TAhNHHR. M. n..

PHYSICIAN AND sUkGEON-OEoe and
a usiaence, sOt uuuh finh street. hUurs, 4
60 Z auu oitV a. $50 J.. "a, special attention
gwen 20 chrome ana diseases Of women, Old
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-27

A Plane eptlinchnuns hnd e.
n Inmates fumltrtd tCf all Cial-es OF Guild.
~ anu Architecture VOL once aOs Wua
HaiirrGd ayeuut.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-27

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kttlCk aus residence, Nv, Ala W eel cola
- avenue Telephone No 2s. Uuice boufs
toeh nj 4 40 10 $3.50 n z 20 ' o. 10 /.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

When the court martial that Don
Alessandro o'Rellly, the second Spanish
governor of Louisiana, in 1860, had or
ganized brought in verdict of death
against Defreniere and six of his COM
paniuns as the leaders OF the Louisiana
revOlutionists against the authority Of
Spain, to which country Louis XIV of
France had ceded che colony Reilly
sought in vain among whites and blacks
In Louisiana for man who would per-
form the abhorrent work of serving as
hangman at the execution OF the patrl-
OTIS. Not n man OF the colony, says the
New Orleans Plcayune, would answer
the call. In this emergency 0Reilly
was compelled 10 assign the congenial
task Of slaughterIng the helpless Gre
oles and Frenchmen to regular Spanish
soldiers whom he had brought with him
from Spain. and. Instead OF being hang
ed. IIafreniere and the others were shot
to death by a platoon Of grenadlers in
a space uf ground near the site OF the
present United States mint in New Or
leans, which at that time was in the
rear OF the military garrison of the post.
The failure OF O'ReIlly to secure n
hangman in the case of these unfortu-
nate men recalled to eldFrerch residents
OF New Orleans OF that day the inter
estlng story OF Jeannnt, an African
slave OF the Mississippi Company. or
Company OF the West, which five years
previously had control OF the colony OF
Louisiana, under a charter granted by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

NGght and day the heroic crew fought
the fire, but with little success. And
still the troops aboard did not know
that a fire was burning beneath their
The Morgan City fell on in speed and
th6 whole feet was delayed. Captain
Dili0n did not signal the flagship. He
kept his men at work fighting the flames
In the buniCerB while the troops went
about ON deck unconscious OF their peril.
Tho bunkerB we're stlB burning when
the Morgan City arrived here. Then,
for tho first time the troops were tod OF
their danger. The flames were extin-
EuiSiied after the stip had been In port n
few hours. on board the Morgan City
were 600 men OF the Idaho volunteers
end detachment Of Nebraska volun-
teerR. t
The next most interesting event az the
voyage was the sight Of the active vol
cano Farallen de PaJaroh. The ships
passed on the Right Of July 23, when II
was In full operation. A. column OF
danpe mounted far into the air and IL
Illuminated the sea. The men crowded
10 Inc rails and enjoyed the spectacle
Ifnttl IL sank beneath the horizon. leav-
ing only pillar Of flame mfrrored In the
clouds. Al through the voyage a
Watchfili eye was kept for hostile sailS,
hut none were seem
About 1900 pounds Of fresh beef was
vpoilef on the 1ndihnn, and several thou
sand pounds more on tho other trans-
1offu
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.Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
so1p1ERs N rRougLE
AZ Camp AIgor-lIuy Result In Their Dis
honorable Discharge.

AZ Camp AlgoF-AIay RoIait In Their Dis
honorable Discharge.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a disturb
anCe by a number of men Of the Third
virginia has created sensation at
Camp Alger. and probably Wis result In
the dishonorable discharge Of a number
OF soldiers.
Yesterday evening a number OF the
regiment had trouble with a teamster
outside the lines and blows were ex-
changed It is said that the Virginian
was getting the wOgt Of II when num-
Der OF his comrades rushed across the
sentry lines to his aid.
Gen Butter, commanding the division,
saw The latter part OF the outbreak and
took serious view Of the Incident. He
has announced his decision TO nave ev-
cry one engaged dishonorabiy dAScharg-
ed and al passes and Burroughs are TO
be given only by his personal order. Roll
call will be had four umes day, and GIL
absentees reported TO the general. The
members Of the regiment VIII be con-
fired 10 their quarters unttt further or
ders
co,oneS Male, Of the Third Virginia,
said that he was In his teEe not far from
the sceDs Of the disturbance, but heard
no nolpe. The men have already been
arrested, but their names are not known.
s!::y.5-.-s.Sic@- a-55.all:.ii!.s %, tho nah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
ROLLED Dolvn M Embnnisnieni.

AIIDpLEsBoRo. KY. Aug. 1O-Wiiie
a north bound train was coming from
Norton. Va. it struck landslide near
Pennington Gap ard three coaches nt-
tached roj.ed down an embanlmert SEX
to feet. AbOug twenty passengers were
aboard, oil Of whom were more or less
injured. Superintendent ]. w. bogsd3n,
OF Cumbef1and, Valley division, OF the
Louisville & Nashville railroadg had a
Rib broken and WIS otherwise badly
bruised. Charles r. Perrin, manager OF
the Watts Stees & Iron Syndicate, was
badly bruised about the head, and w.
W. TinSley, Of Knox couu;y, and little
son were considerably bruised. Mr..
Tinsley's wounds may prove fatal. Sew
erai women were also hurt. ~
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PnnnnrlrnnIn Trnon, lIntIny.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1O.-company
NJ, Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers. COM
posed Of recruits for companies c and D,
now at Manila, has broken out In mtl-
tiny. Al meal-time. forty-five men OF
the full company OF sixty-twO informed
the acting commander, Sergeant Shaw.
that they would not drill on the alleged
scant fare furnished them. Sergeant
Shaw reported to Lieut. Colonel Bar
metz who promptly ordered al the mall
contents under urrest. Up and down the
emp they were marched for three
hours. They have been stripped OF
their arms and are guarded on an sides
by seutiuels from the other companies.
Al urt-nartial seems imminent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

Fillpinos are realizing the unsubstan-
TALLY OF his promises. Two insurgent
steamers are now IN Manila bag pro-
visioning. in order to Insure AgulnaldO's
escape, II necessary.
The American field hospital worked
spleudidly, under a galliug Gre, at the
late battle and remarkable courage and
steadiness OF all ranks, regulars and
volunteers, caused General Greene to
officially thank the troops.
The Spanlards used Mauser and
Remington rifles with brass coated
bullets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

COLON, Colombia, August 10, via
Galveston. Texns-It is learned from a
reliable source that the Italian ultima
tum demanding the payment Of the
Cerruti claim. eNpOres during the even
Ing OF August 10. Anxiety as TO the
ultimate action OF the new vice presi-
dent, Senior Aarroquin, who was in
augurated last Sunday CHE annlyer-
sarg OF the battle Of HogocD, and his
cabinet, IL daily Increasing. II is re-
ported that the Italian warship, Carlo
Alberto, IL at Curacao.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

gSEW YORK, Aug. l0,-A dispatch to
ne world from Manila Bay, August 4,
VIC HON Kong. says:
Ths tIird Philippine expedition is
hsrl. q days out from Honolulu. Never
dla an expedition encounter mure GAN
goIS o. endure more periiR on the
voyage slx men and one ofticer'died and
nifty more were taken sick. Typhoid
fover and meningitis played havoc on
mo transports. Two firemen went In
sane ana leaped overheard. But Ore
mas the worst peril.
The dead at sea-Rasph Bowers, sig
nh corps, Of Los Angeles, on July 90.
Ernest BowkeT, Wyoming battalion,
on Jtiiy 20.
FredericiS Bucliand, Tnrteenth MIN
nesota, Of St Paul
e u Kerr, lieutenant OF engineers Of
Regt Virginia. July q
Stephen ROddy, Twenty-third infant
m Of Dalias, Texas, on July IA.
VI b. Kelly, hremah Of San Francis
co. 90 July 10.
john .stoclCviIls, fireman, Of San Fran
cisco, on July 4.
me Meet Of transortS and their con-
yoy. the monitor Monterey, were three
6ayS out from Hawaii when fire was
discovered aboard the transport Morgan
CITY. One Of the crew reported 10 Cap
tain Onion that there was blaze In the
coat bankers.
dGeo out the hose" whispered the cap
tain TO the frst mate Az midnight,
Wheu al thu troops were asleep Capt,
DION aS semibled the crew and told them
ffig news Every man was pledged to
GeoFecy. To let the soldiers know that
they-Were over raging DIRE would be TO
prsctpitate panic.
Gi1e1tiy flie men coupled on the hose
ana ne stern pipes. Then they began
bSfairg the flames in the hold Next
tfFninP the IRE was as fierce 40 ever,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

file OF Inc society. The Temple trustees
are an incorporated and lndependent.
body, and have not the slightest idea OF
abandoning the project OF making the
Temple AiiEs WIZARDS memorial. Mis5
Wfliardis last words. on her deathbed.
In regard to flie Temple. were: oh, II /
only could be OF hclp! oh, that someone
would help me IN my extremity so that
sliccess might come TO the Temple.
More plans than ever have been set on
foot b. the Temple trustees, 10 pay for
the beautiful builGirg, and some large
subsctiptloHa have been received within
n week The chain ietger, sent out BY
the Young Peoples Christian Temper
auce Union. is proving a great success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

Articles have been signed for match
with ex-champIon james ]. corbets in
Buffalo In the near future. If Mccoy
knocks out Corbet. he will challenge
Fitzslmmons and IL F!tzsihmons refus-
es to fight him Mccoy wiE then very
Justly claim the championship Of the
world. The friends Of "KiG" Mccoy
believe that he Is a step In every way
in advance OF James ]. corbett, the man
who three years ago was Gentleman
Jim, so we'll educated anJFso polite as to
gain the sobriQuet which attached to
him.
KID Mccoy follows In Corbetts
footsteps and goes him one better. The
kid" Is well educated, OF good South
ern family and cultivated to point or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

the regent of Orleans. The company
offered Jeannot his freedom on condition
that he would serve as public hangman
of the colony Jeannot appeared to
agree to the proposition, but he after.
wards repaired-to a secluded place and
cut or his right arm with Ratchet.
BY this self-inflcted mutllation Jean
not avoided the repulslve duties OF
hangrnan for the colony, but he also
lost his opportunity for freedom. How
ever. the agents Of the company, not
knowing In what way to utilize Jeannot
as a laborer, appointed him overseer Of
all the slaves belonging to It. Poor
Jeannot was rewarded for his sense OF
humanity and cNnsclenhOusness by re-
ceiving The respect and esteem OF all the
inhabitants Of the colony during the rest
OF his life.-Boston Transcript
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intense ltch-
Ing and stlngingi most ut night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 60 continln
iumors form, which often bleed and vi
ceratc. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and in most
cases removes the tumorA At drug
glstB, or by mall. for 10 cents. DR..
SwnVne & Son, Philadelphia, Refuse
all substitutes. tthB&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

to Dhoroughfare Gap. A gratifying de-
crease Is noted in the number Of ty-
Dhofd cases. Only nine having been re-
ported since yesterday noon.
Private John Starr. Ninth Ohio bat
taaiuu (co,Ored), shot colored woman
last night and has not been seen since.
Private Martin Hansen. Company Il,
SiXty-lifth New York, shot of his hand,
and the surgeons decided TO amputate
his ar12.
The rcnfsius Of Private Ross. Com
plny +. First Rhode Island, u typhoid
fever patient who died yesterday, were
Inferred to-day at Arlington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

SALEM, Ohio. August s.-The nail
mill here recently purchased by the
American Wire and Steel Company has
been started on extra time, working
thirteen hours eaCh day. The order to
increase the number OF working hours
in this city is said to have been caused
by the strikes at Anderson, Cleveland
and other places, and the consequent
shut down OF those plants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Mrs Matildn p.
Carse. president OF the board OF Temple
Trustees OF the WomIDs Temple OF
Chicago. in referring TO the action taken
NJ. n recent meeting of the executive
t6nlnydttee Of tho National w. c. t. u,
to-day Elid:
lee t1at the local w. C. 7. u. societies
I,yeOntinaie any further EFFORT 10 pay for
Az temple on account OF the SLOW pro-
or.s. which has been made in collecting
G,.aSy Wus q most unfortunate deGis.
len sr1H 10 not upheld by tho rank and
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Admiral IlIrkland,. condlllon.

VALLEJO. Gala, August 9.--Rear
Admiral kirkland to-day underwent a
severe operation upon the outcome OF
which depends his chances for life. He
is suffering from m intestinal obstruc-
ton and with the admiral under the
influence OF ether DR.. W. g, Taylor
made an lnClsion In the right side in
the hope Of locating the source OF the
trouble. one OF the four physicians IN
attendance said the operation was sue
cesalnl and gAilsfarlorY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
CHARLES sELBY.

scientific boxing which has never been
equalled in po,nt OF study,
kid" Mccoy began life as an errand
boy in hat store in Louisville. he
was a member. ,,of the Young Mems
Christian Association and distinguished
himself by kn4edng out all the other
members OF the association. one after
another. Soon Louisville became too
crampedl for his, eIfor;s. and he went to
try his powers in other cities. He
learned that ne could earn his living in
athletic fields, ard then came his tirst
triumph in the Hlne WHITTIER he has
drlfted by instinct.
Charles Selby's career has been one Of
steady triumph ard his friends expect
confidently that he VIII knock out Cor
bett. He Is twenty-slX years old and his
trainer Is Homer Selby, younger
brother, y Oh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

The best gnlve In The world for Cuts,
bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Chiilblalns. COINS. and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
nay required II Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
RERLOUS VOYAGE
oiihe Third Expedition Of Troops
20 Manila.
SEVEN PERSONS SuCCUaBED

10 rYPHoID FEVER AND MENIN-
Gtpfs, AND FIFTY MORE WE'RE
TAKEN SICK : FIRR BREAKS
OUT IN THB HOLD OF THE
TRANSPORT MORGAN CITY. But
TINE FACT WAS NOT KNOWN TO
THE TROOPS UNTIL THEY HAD
RDAcHED MANILA = NARROW
ESCAPE From AN.ocEAN DIsAs-
TER
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LONDON, August 1o.-rhe Vienna
correspondent of the Daily News says
From st. Petersburg 1t is reported
that band OF thieves entered the res"
ldence of Princess Chunkaloff, near
Simferonol, capital of the government
OF Taurlda. in the Crimea, foully muir
dered the Princess and two lady com.
pnnIons, strangllng them in their sleep,
and after piiiaging the house Of Vaiaf
ables. decamped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

cAvITE, Manila Bay, August 3, (v!a
Hong Kong. August O.-Delayed In
transmlssion,-The Americans are dis
gusted with the conduct OF Agulnaldo,
the insurgent leader, whose power IS
E.aaEen!rE. eH!rS % .he sacs tEat the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
Mno MAE aK1po MAYOR IS.

CALDWELL, o., August lO-Arthur
o. Archer mentioned In the press dis
patuhCi as the writer OF the letter TO
MIS- orr az Clarendon. Ark, is the
mayor Of this town, and Il prominent
member II the Noble county bar. He Is
about 20 years old,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

LONDON, August lO.-Thc afternoon
newspapers comment upon the battle OF
Mnlnte as being q repetition Of the now
familiar story, "the spunlards, brave
and incompetent. firing wildly and at
lacking too late, and the Americans,
brave, cool and skilfnl, uotwithstand-
Ing that their operations we're conduct
ed In the midst OF tropical mon
coon"
The papers also refer to the "omlnous
neutrality OF the FiliplHos." as being
evidence OF trouble IN store for the
Americans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

Auguat . 10 % the Baltimore & ohio
win sell excursion tickets to Oakland,
Mountain Lake Park and Deer Park, at
rate Of one fare for the round trip, good
returning until August 81, inclusive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

ITCHING piles? Never mind lt every.
thing else failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failure there. 80
cents. at any drug store.
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COLUMBUS, o., August lO.-A spe-
clnI dispatch from Newark, o., says:
Probate Judge David Allen was killed
I'm q runaway this morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-24
BUCKWA HAD
MARRIOTT At
HIS MERCY
Golden West Stake a
Cake-Walk.
GAUNTLET is A REAL GOOD ONE
REDDINGTON WAS UNPLACED
IN THE HURDLE EVENT.
A Long Price Was Laid Against Ben
amela-Pongo Downed a Bad
Lot-Four of the Favor
ties Won Purses.

The Golden West stake, over mile and
a half, valued at $1,000, the classic feature
of IngleSide's racing card yesterday,
might just as we'll have been decided In
Sleepy Hollow or some other sea port
town for all the interest 1t evoked. The
entries were ground down to two, Buck
wa and Marplot. There was little to
choose between them in the betting, the
general quotations being to 10 and take
your pick The suspicious underpnning
of Marplot apparently troubled him, and
Ed Purser's aged gelding won all the way
in hollow fashion.
The card throughout had gaunt, care
worn look and things in the betting ring
were as calm and peaceful as al camp
meeting. Perhaps the thought of those
who may have persisted in the great fire
caused this depressed feeling. When a
favorite won-and four of them did earn
brackets-it aroused no sign of enthusi-
asm.
Burns & Waterhouse started Gauntlet
for the first time in the opening sprint.
for two-year-olds, and backed down to 4
to favoritism the son of imp. Cavalier
never left the result in doubt. Shaking on
Los Medanos in the stretch. he won with
pounds to spare In hard drive 'Skeets
Martin, on Rainer, took the show from
Lmewater.
When Pongo closed in the betting an
even money chance over q bunch of
maidens it is needless to remark they
were a cheap lot. The chestnut horse
was nearly left at the post in the second
event and then passed the judges at
leisure two lengths in front of Sokombeo.
Durward was third.
The mile selling run was the one event
of the day that caused any real specula-
ton. Nearly every starter wasNaccorded
support Away poorly, the two-year-old
Jingle Jingle ran around her field, lead
ing to the stretch where she gave it up.
Ritter, on Benamela, then took the lead
and at the end won handily from Bonnie
Ed Corrigan's jumper Reddington was
sent to the post a to chance, but had
none of his old time speed and was un-
MATTER IN held his field safe, leading
Granger out by two lengths. The wretch
edlv ridden p f was third.
In the final five and half furlong SPIN
FormeIia, had her speed and won all the
way. Fleming, 9 to l shot, took the
Mace from Aluminium.
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BISHOP HAS RESIGNED.
Significant Change in the Realty
Syndicate.

OAKLAND. Nov. 23.-lra Bishop, gen.
eral SUPERINTENDENT of the Realty Syndi-
Gates system of street railroads, mas re-
signed. This act ON his part was great
sIfrnrise to the city officials and the nun
dreds of employees of the syndicate, as
SUPERINTENDENT Bishop has Just lnaugu-
rated q very extensive system OF changes
of franchises and transfers, which VIII
take a long time to perfect. -
The exact reason for Mr.. Bishops SUD
den resignation is not known and ne De
clines to discuss the subject in dennte
way. 1t is said, however that all Is not
harmonious in the board of directors and
that the public is not altogether pleased
with the manner in which matters have
been conducted since the many smaller
systems were consolidated in the powerful
corporation.
in his resignation, but denied there was
any friction in the board.
He was appointed to control the vast
system of street railroads in Oakland,
Alameda Berkeley and Fruitvale when
the Syndicate absorbed the Piedmont line.
For Some years Mr.. Bishop had been at
the head of that line and owned consid-
cradle interest in it. On assuming charge
of the Syndicates many lines he found
many routes paralleled and power houses
scattered all over the city. He at once
commenced a policy of strict economy.
1t is believed there is friction In the
board of directors.