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The evening times., 1898-06-28
Drove n Lame Horse.

George Z. Barber appeared before
Judge Scott today. charged with cruelty
10 animals Agents Reiplinger and Hams
testified that horse belonging to Mr..
Barker was driven on New Jersey Ave-
nue. yesterday in a lame condition 1t
was stated that the horse was lame be-
cause Of the absence Of a shoe on the
front foot. The humane agents differed
from Mr.. Barber about the length Of time
the l.Srse lad been unshOd. Mr.. Barber
insisted mat when he saw the horse in
the morning he was not lame. Judge
Scott took the personal bonds of the ac-
cused and released him.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
MRS. MILLER DISCHARGED.
A Precedent That May Affect the
Cnne Of Gov. AtkinsOn's Wife.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June 2S.-Mary ].
Miller, under Indictment at Buchanan.
charged as being accessory TO the murder
of her husband. Henry Miller. has been
discharged by Judge Bennett.
She moved her discharge on the ground
that Adam Reid. also indicted as princi-
pal for the murder. had been acquitted,
and that there being no crime. there
could be no accessory. The motion was
sustained. 2Sd the case proves of particu-
lar interest as the same motion will be
made before Judge Blizzard. in Gilmor
county. when the case of Mrs. Governor
Atkinson again comes to trial, as she is
indicted as accessory to a forgery alleged
to have been committed by one Owens.
who was tried and acquitted. The dis
charge of the governors wife is expected
in consequence and the celebrated case
will end.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
LIST OF ELIGIBLEs.

Places of POstOmce Employees Who
Volunteer to BE Held Open.
Postmaster General Smith has issued
an order for the benefit of employees on
the eligible list who have enlisted or
may enlist in the country's war service.
IF a vacancy occurs in the POstoffce
Department said First Assistant Post
master General Heath this morning. land
the next in line happens to be in the
military service, such eligible shall be re-
garded as absent without pay and his
place will be kept open for him."
The evening times., 1898-06-28
HE FAILED TO RETURN.
How n Huckstcr and n SJ Bill Dis-
appeRred Simultaneously.

The police are looking for Carl Hop
shaw. colored man. feet s inches tall.
He has freckled face and red hair and is
slightly bowlegsed. Hopshaw is huck-
ster and was crying his goods along Third
Street southwest yesterday. when he sue
ceeded in attracting the attention of Mrs.
c. d. Franklin, No. 426 Tenth Street.
She purchased quantity Of vegetables
and rendered "A S bill in payment.
Hopshaw started around the corner to
get the change and has not been seen
since. Mrs. Franklin reported the trans
action to the police and an effort is being
made to locate him.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
P.ncemaixer in Trouble.

William p. Wade, a young colored man
with a pink shirt and an immaculate
white straw hat, was charged by Police
man Goven today with having been dis
orderly last night on Tenth Street near
d northwest. The testimony indicated
that Wade got IN trouble by attempting
to make peace in a crowd of duarreling
boys and the court accordingly ordered
his discharge
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Fined Three Dollars.

A colored hackman. named John L. Lee
violated the police regulations last night
on Pennsylvania Avenue near Twelfth
Street. by lettering along the thorough
fare. He was arrested by Policeman
Schuyler. and in the police court today
was fined So.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
SO Niagara Fail. via B. & o.

Through train of coaches and parlor
cars from Washington $40 a. m. July Il.
Tickets good for ten days and good for
stop-over returning at Buffalo. Rochester
and Watkins Glen. je25.2s-jy5.Su
The evening times., 1898-06-28

y
her face, and very shortly become haggard
and homeiy. She will lose her animation
of manner, the sparkle will fade from her
eyes and the roses from her cheeks, her
form will lose its roundness and her step its
sprightliness. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription imparts strength health, vigor
and virility to the feminine organism. 1t
allays Inflammation, heals liberation and
tones the nerves. It makes weak women
strong in a womanly way and able to bear
the burdens of maternity. 1t banishes the
suffering of the period of CESSATION, and
makes baby's advent easy and almost pain
less. 1t restores the lost complexion and
imparts strength, vitality and health TO
the entire system.
IT am very thankful for what Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has done for me-" writes
Mrs Eta E. Smith, of Grenola Elk Co.. Kans
" About a month before Uas. confined had
such pains that could stand mp only little
while at a time. could NOT rest at night or At
any other time. could scarcely eat anything
began taking DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton and after the second dose felt better
Prom then until was confined I carried all the
water that was used up long hill and worked
and did not feel at all bad. When the baby was
born / had very easy time. The women said
had an easier time than any one they ever saw
for the first time. The baby is very healthy. (
got up wh:n she was five days old. After two
days began my own work and felt stout and
healthy"
For a free, paper-covered copy of Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
send II onc-ceut stamps. to cover mailing
only. Cloth bound 81 stamps. Address
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, Y. A medical
library in one Ioo6-page volume.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Absolute Divorce Granted.

In Equity Court, No. /, today, Justice
Cox granted to Laura S. Graham. a decree
for an absolute divorce from Ernest L..
Graham. on the ground OF extreme cruel
ty. The petition was filed in April, 1897,
by Attorney Edward L. Gies.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Marriage Licenses.

These marriage licenses were issued to-
day: Francis Z. Schuster and Laura v.
Garcia. Richard N Cox of Washington
and Bette A. Jenkins of Westmoreland
county, Va. Frank A Kaufman and
Grace E. Dent. George B. Squires and
Margaret E. Garrett. George T. Hick-
man and Carrie L. Webb (colored)
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Overcome by the Heat.

Charles Green, colored, twenty-six years
old, was overcome by the heat yesterday
while at work on Nichols Avenue, Hills
dale. The patrol wagon of No. police
station was called and the man removed
to his home, No. 1Ol7 C Street northwest.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
&c and sc wash suits, Sc.

Washable Blouse Suits, made of
English Galatea cloth, linen crash
and madras, in all sizes. to s.
large assortment of patterns and
combinations. Sold for 69c. and as
high as 9Sc.-to go for 45c.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
French Is Now n "serator.-

Robert French. the well-known cycle
racer of Baltimore, will make his home
here until the close of the bicycle sea-
son.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
.Thirty Days. Said tbcCourt

Albert Madison. charged with vagran-
cy. was in the police court today. He
was arrested in Clicks Alley last night
by Policeman Mcdonald. Thirty days.
said the court.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
15c and SC pants, Nc.

Wash Knee Pants. white duck,
also linen crash and dark blue
striped duck-all sizes. 3 to IL
worth 25c. and 39c.-19c.
The evening times., 1898-06-28

1nn nm Drink and Drug Inebriates r.
5UU,uUU stored by the Kecley. Cure Au-
thorized Institutes, 9oj E st. nv,
Washington. \. c.: Ills Madison Ave.. Baltimore.
Nd. and Gree sboro. n G Write con6dentially.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
One Fare to Nashville and Return
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Account Christian Endeavor Convention.
tickets on sale. via Quantico. July to 6.
good to return to July 81. Extension to
August Is may be obtained.
je26. jy3am-j je2S. .jy1. pm
The evening times., 1898-06-28
81 to s. stravs. Rc.

A makers line of sample hats
consisting of straw yachts and sail
ors for boys and children-which
sold the first of the season for as
high as S2-to go for 4Sc.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Sc Tams,. lzHc

White Duck and Linen Crash
Tam o'Shanters, with initialed band
-25c. usually-to go for u Lee.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
It is the primary duty
of every woman to wear
in her face the lilies
and roaes of health If

and roses OF health. 1t
is one of woman's nat
ural missions to please,
and one of the first at
tributes of a pleasing
woman is a complexion
that shows the bloom
of health.
No matter how beau
tifill a woman may be
at the outset, if she
suffers from weakness
and disea Sc of that
delicate and important
organism that is the
threshold of hum n
life, she will soon show
The evening times., 1898-06-28

Don't you think it foolish to suffer. when
a trial OF this New Treatment costs less than
one visit to the physician. and you are guaran-
teed against loss?
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Her MONEY WOULD
HAVE BEEN RETURNED
II Hyomei Had Failed to Cure.

Boston, Oct 5. l5J
r. T. BOOTH CO..
Gentlemen: I have suffered from Asthmatic
Hay Fever for tws.s four years. and failed to
find relief from any Of the many doctors pre-
scriptions or advertised remedies which ! used
had almost given up hope when began the
use Of '-Hyomei,' which entirely cured me IN
four weeks time Yours truly,
MRS. WILLARD d. AVERY.
(Nrs. Avery is the wife of W.. B. Avery. OF
the American Express Coz
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Ordered to Cuba.

Major VIM. C. Daniels. assistant adju-
tant general of volunteers, has been or
dered to proceed to Cuba to report to
Maj. Gen. Shafter.
The evening times., 1898-06-28

Your druggist keeps it, and will tell you Of
hundreds who have been cured. Price. $-Oo
complete. Extra bottles, Soc. Sent by mail,
postage prepaid.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
DYNAMITIAG THE ROADS
Linares Placing Mines Under
the Approaches 10 Santiago.
THREATENING THE VANGUARD

The Spanish General Hopes by
These Methods to Play Havoc
With the Advance DivisiOns-Ru-
mOrs of the Murder of q Spanish
Boy by Cubans.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
sc golf CAPS. Nc.

Crash and White, Duck Golf Caps
usually sold for 25e.-to go for 10c.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
GOLDENBERG'S,
The Depe endable Store. "
Special selling
Of boys
vacation
clothes, etc.

immense savings to be made on
prices that you've been paying the
exclusive clothierS.
The evening times., 1898-06-28
Soc straws, l9c.

A fortunate purchase-consisting
of all the best shapes in plain and
mixed straws-hats which sold the
first of the season for 50c.-to go
for 19c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Postmaster Peters OF American Fork
was visiting Provo friends yesterday
John W. Mcdonald. AGED 90. ~ Salt
Lake, and Emily Bush. aged "a, Of
American Fork, have received mar
rinEr llDrufg.
Trlmps arc accused NJ stealing chick
ems from residents ~ the southeastern
part NJ Tho city and the officers are In
vrstTnuug thr complaints.
A pleasant surprise party wus given
% Alrs. Reese % the Second ward.
ruefd1N evening, by large number ~
her friends from various parts OF the
city,
W, o. Kennedy Il Al have nud Tor
uurl notices 0f location OF The Rod
Clm ana the sulphur Fails nlnuug
claims, situated ten mlioa east 90 Cas-
illla SprIusI, ln spanish Fork canyon.
The claims contain sulphur
The a, T. Jones company IL clos'ns
Qua ltH stock NJ merchandise. having
rented ihulr store 90 Mra. Annie j.. At
Kin who viii open with q stock ~ mile
llnrry cl1HiiH and ladies furnishing
goods aH soon aa the old arm vacairH,
W r. Gibson. formerly editor NJ tha
sprlnwillo Independent. r. making AZ
rnF,m.rin Go publish Democratic
. N'HHN..N |.N H.NH' Wye ~" NHN N' 90 NHHNI
me nrst number about AuFuH, 10th.
Tho paper VIII De published three tlm's
a week.
President Clun Of the brigham Young
Academy returned yesterday frum
Beaver, whore he went 90 DrshniEb the
| summer school To- tho nrghHm Young
Academy branch AT For, Cameron. NO
reports good attendance and She pros
poets OF "a very beneficial session
Ira g. lluuuman, q siy-vear-old ho,
llylug villa No. j. G. Wurnell opposite
the iithluE office had two NJ his nngors
crushed hy che bay stacking machine
nn The tIihlug yard yesterday one OF
the ung.r8 was amputated by Drs,
McCurtnin ana Robson,
4 game of baseball win be played to-
morrow between the Enquirer gang
and the "cOurt house ring" Great In
tJrest Is taken In tho contest, 40 II n
| looked upon 90 certain extent as thl
opening " tho fan campaign. The I'm.
qulrvr force, OF course, rcpr 7cntlng The
Republicans and their opponents thg
| Democrats,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
I.le OF Pine. !. Illoekaded.

Key Wcri. Fla, Aug. i.--Thc report
that The Isle Of Pines Is furnishing good
HupnliCa 20 Cuba IA omphatcally de-
MED. IL can De asserted on unqu'a-
tlonah'o authority that the island itself
was dcnudcd OF lta food resources a
month ago,
Nusyn Ocrona. M capital, noted fot
lt HtluhrlluH climate and especially
nH n consumption cure, ia used by the
SplnI1rd1 for n military hospital camp
md only wounded soldiers are tharc.
Rich and poor have been Hooking
thlth1r ana aH consequence, yellow
fever ana small pnN h1vr followed ana
bow rtsa 10 ON alarming extent The
poor cannot procure medicines and the
r1Fcn mput has no Tupplles OF medicine
ur food. The unfortunate people lie
thus. me government being clmprllpd
90 bury them, The residents decl0r-
that they have not seen "a HtnamH- pass
since tht war began ana only n f.w
SLOPES ana grhHnnors. This st1-en mt
has been verified by Information which
cam from tho guuh1at bancroft, aud
which The converted yacht Earlo ae.
cured no an inTifgeut camp visited by
their commander near by.
The blockade Of the ports west OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
THIEVES At chlOrR's pAsE,


shrnr Lewis h8s been receiving
c8mrana aimos, dfiiy from parties
visiting CaidsrH pafk who claimed TO
have had busy whips. robes and
coats stolen. Suspicion hls fiilsn unon
90 number M persons residing in MUIR
ray and today county Attorney Van
colt. up1n the complaint NJ several
Victims tD the petty thlrveryi issued
search warrants which uatH placed To
the hands 0f Deputy $50 n.na Nc
LELAND aud Cummings and should thg
suspected parties hu found Win any 0i
the stolen articles thHy win be- sum.
mariiy dealt with. one man VIM h1d
, buggy whip stolen from bio rlE me
other evening. gave u nH hia opinion
that the CnidriH Park mnn1Ftiutn i
should give its patrons some pf1trr-
tinn by detailing some one in kogp "a
close watch over the rlgH that drive
down there.
warrants were issusd from Justice
gnmmrr'a court this afternoon f3r ~
arrest 81 Less Miller VIII Helm aud IT,
fiuaHnii Tho twI nrst named are
charged with having Un the fiih NJ
July stolen y ifu rIh.. buggy carpet
and % whip. belonging u y, w. string
fellow. Russell o. HeOus u. On the conn
plant " Arthur Cumming. with hlr-
Ink on the 25ih ~ July stolen eight llp
robes. nve busy cushions and ~ niy-
i've whips. valued 40 80. the property
~ John Doe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
70 SPARE THE FORESTS
The Utah Forestry Association WIN lake STEPS
10 Prevent Destructive Fires.
EAR THAT GREAT DAMAGE NAY CONE


Tho early honch and mountain ares
hat have b.au Asug With mUfr 'f
css fury the last week or two Ravs
convinced the Utah Forestry asf1cli-
lion that spmothing should De- done 90
protect the timber and underbuiah 'i
he canyons. Just what th. association
Will do In the matter u does NOT SO
know but knows that % VIII DO SOME
hing and Tor that purpose viii hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon 40 F"
,'clook at Dr. Parks oince In the joint
building.
Tho necessity for action such ns the
board u about 10 take h. very apparent
The druuth has fhHvelod up grass and
weeds until they contain not the least
Indication OF moisture and when once
lenlted. accidentally or Intentionally a
blaze h likely 60 occur that VIII sweep
over hill and down hollow degtruyihs
Everything In sight. large timber ~
well as small. II " the purpose u the
association 10 plant ana preserve tntt 70
fats IN the mountains ~ Utah ana 20 40
sn In ita power TO prevent their 90
-ruction This. says President PARK.
will be done 10 the best VI thc aaHoclA-
lions ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
MINOR MENTION.

REED. the Ink man. h. In town.
Local scnndinayians viii spend to-
morrow at Garfield,
The woodmen ~ thu World are In
possession 81 saitair today,
Judge John W. burton lgtt Tor Chi
cngo on legal buslncrs this morning
wednesday evening nvxt welcome
10 e. turned missionaries win he given In
th, Fourth ward assembly room,
Tho salvation Army Will glys an In.
tprnatiunal denomination this evening
On which ten nations VIII participate.
A meeting Of hoard ~ education
committee wuH called Tor this afternoon
20 open bids Tor grade school furul-
turc.
John o. Packard. the well known
mining man. has gone 60 the Pacific
coast On a combined business ana pleas
ure trip.
Tha barn N II. \. Reeve at rs eos,
Third South street was th' scene ~ "a
nro late yesterday afternoon Tha
damage was yail
The local rlroads have announced a
one fAte round trip rate Tor the Re-
publican State convention 60 be- held
September sth 60 10Th inclusive.
The trial Of IA Taylor charged with
assault and battery has been cuntu-
uCd in The police court until tomorrow
afternoon,
Peter ~ Robinson was In uir police
Iclurt today charged with having aH-
Z aiullgd r. %. ilylt0u, on being found
guilty, Justice Tlmmnny assessed him
50,
A committee M tho First Preahytor,
Ian church ladies viii give q trolley
/ party over the limo NJ tho salt Lake City
Vnuro1d company this evening.
The funeral M tho Infant son II Mr
! and Mrs. Nirgl Grow was hold from
/ the family residence nu Elm avenue ai
/ I o'clock this afternoon,
4 tn-crnt contribution from Ernest
r spencer OF spencer Idaho. and ou,
/ of 81 from j. g. Lynch uf this cityyus-
/ terdny swellad the Pearson sword fund
| 90 $500
| The RIO Ouudp Westerns Fan Juan
| excursion party uf about five hundred
J persons o. due here un the morning OF
/ the i3th Inst The party VIII come hi
On q special train,
Miss llzzlr Lambert gave a moonlight
social 10 a party OF friends last even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
TtlteRAPHlc BRtWnfs.

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The lrfrfplft Huia ~. fsr
t1iiv from Np'fi w" H.tt,f.
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ion and a hair % the f.ri N.N.N"s
regiment.
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was arrested 0n Mffh ~ 'Il .l.,'.
II, l'sppp'ins oi p, t..anmsnt
"-.ir ..-,,. ,,,rt 81. ..lr.i ball and
been r.i.-.''i f,o'g Ella. county ian
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a short time ago e. ". fAli. i'ri l,,,
living south Of Cun'fI. ', Nl" ,eln
mittrd suicide hy poison N''
Haven refused t0 marry ..n MIH' y,
" H1vrn. mother Ur fH. tri ~
over The ut ir InI H.."
cora Haven hla attempted a. ny
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The London Daily NNh say ~
Informal conf ruueU vH i'p.hu. h.ll
iu London hotw i.II 1utth ''li
and Mount Royal Soc MuiN0 Us 'hN 4 .nl
Australian Etnilon"u VINO orc SOU
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ellie cable and u iHfi"d ihit th,
Dominion parliament lH nov dlapoh,d
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the troops HI.na iI Porto HIcl. t0A.
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d1i. Second army COWS Gem To- ".
iiln and 0ou. ". W Gordon. tHur. 70
army CORPS. UUn. o. g. liaHhr1unt,
seventh army clrrf. Hul Gen. John \.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
WANT THEIR BACK SALARIES.


1sx.Policeman Thomas J. Evcrlll, IN
behalf u himself and seven others
has commenced mandamus proceeding
In the Third district court against salt
lake city t. compel the city auditor 10
recognize a claim for salary aggrught-
Ing ti.t2a.gs.
The complaint sets forth that the
right men were duly appointed police
pnlccrs for salt Lake city by the chief
Of police and board Of police ana IRE
commissioners. said offices 10 continue
during good behavior. Then n ~ set
up that they were assigned certain
duties and that their salaries were tNcd
BY the Mayor and city Council. II n
then alleged that the city auditor has
refused e. recognize a claim ~ salary.
for fye days IN May ana Tor the months
~ June and july. II u further got uui
that On the goth of May. ih1s. The mon
were wrougfully ana without authority
nf law, discharged from duty. The -
ylEcd statutes aru quoted Ia prove tho
Illegally OF their dismissal from tho
force.
A. before stated the suit b. brought
by Thumas ]. Evcrlll, a. whom the
other seven have assigned their claims
~ groHatpd a. follows Thomas ],
Everiil. u7s.lli George u, Hnlrigh.
fiiaal! w. u. carey aitlii; J. 4.
HUSKY, tii1al. Horace Heath. fititG.
u. T. Shannon. aisfiG. Matt Rhodes.
fisfig \. g. Wire, tiftts
judge Cherry has grlnted an nli0fn1-
tive writ ~ mandate. ana made the
same rctutnahlc on Saturday muruinH
next
The piainun's attorneys are Moylc.
Zane a cortgan aud Mlrahnll. llpyls
s. Hampstead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
WARNS TiiE CANADIANS.
Passenger Agent Lusis Makes a Lively Ar.
rAlHnnnmI.

Chicago. Aus. TN his argument be-
fore the Interstate Commerce commits.
sion today Gen. Pass niger Agent
tnHtlu OF the Burlington road warn "a
the Canadian Pacific that II % contln.
urd itH shotgun policy toward the Amer.
ichn roads CnnErcss would Interfere and
compel % o. deflst.
Mr. EuHtla spoke Tor upwards of an
hour ana "a half Ia forccfnl language
Do described the OWLS which hc said had
resulted from she granting of dlforvu-
tlulH iu the Canadian road. iic declared
that n the Canadian Pacific could not
conduct hua.nrra ON oven terms with
lts American competitors % should not
he allowed 90 take American trtinc.
hr was Interrupted several times b.
'nWmlsal1nUr Ffuuty, who asked hlm
how weaker road could secure n share
W ir1inc N thry were not GRANTED
uinctenihla. lie replied thnt the roads
handicapped by physical disability
trlrir.
Further or h. admitted that this dls.
elimination might in a sense amount -
granting dincr,ntlnls.
It, denied. however. that giving az
fCrurilala tn the western roads would
prove a remedy Tor the present troubles.
"bnmcrontlll religion" he said, "will
not bring peace 10 the soul Of the rail-
way man"
lie thought the Canadian Paclnc
could compete on even terms with IT,
competitors II u dulckcned lts time and
h. conceded that n share ~ American
ttailr In the East should be- carried by
Canadian lines The Canadian Pnrinc
claimed dlnerentlalH from iioatnn 20
san Francisco, but there were a half
dozen roads connecting those points
which possessed rreaier disadvantage
than tho Canadian Pacific ana could
claim dldercntials FROM a..
when srenklnR ON tho futllltv N ar
filtration in railway disputes Mr.. Eur-
tia disroHsed u moment 90 compliment
Mr. MeNic1ll on the shrowducsa he had
Displayed m desiring arbitration. IL
uId Str MoNlcoll knew what no WIS
about when he HurwrFtHd that course.
otherwise no agreement would have
been reached and matters would have
stood as before.
In making his Recommendation %
thH commission Mr.. EuHtlH dlrlNuwrd
nn behalf ct the western roads any do.
sire O. exclude the Canadian line from
operating IN American territory 10
long as II would consent 20 compete
Uu even terms with the American lines.
ITO con,ondcd that dlfforontlals wher-
over tried had proved a failure and 90
lnslsied that no natural dl.1hillils1
which the Canadian road might posse N
entitled 70 10 diffcrentinls Ho asked
the commission o. decide the extent 4
the Canadian roads right 20 do bus-
mess in the United states.
~ believe I told Nj. McNlcol that n
b. would become fair competitor
Mother the western lnoa nor tho trunk
lines win object 10 the Canadian line
rotting he fair share OF tranlc," he
said.
Mr. Daymin replied on hehalf N Ne
Canadian plclno. ana 80 the Gloss NJ
his argument the commission lcft Tor
Washington,