davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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st rarmcnSe Wlporsoro til
ungootnnncn.

Den fpenite prpfesfpr GueSnel
boIOt forleon Dag, ianleOnins StuOens
tsrnes ~Sptsnitnins til bans uonGps
nellie / prattiit Sbeplpgi, en- Gale. ION
fprtjener at bli lott lite alene al Stu
oentsr, men at belle ben norite ungbOm.
9an uotalte bl. anbet:
pa ies sr Gbers Carer, bar 5 3et
til at pente ct Orb al mig, iOm S ian
tage meo paa @eien, ben Del, Der snbnu
lisger foran Goer, men iom for en- tor
Del ligger bag mig, og iom ies osrfOr
bar tienoe bsore eno s. Seq bar osIoa
ct Iaaoant Orb for gbsr. Oct er bette,
iom jsg boIoer frem for bbsr gntslt
al sosr: Sro pau Din beitemte, megst
betponingsfuloe, meget aniparsfuloe
Spgabe ! 2ipet. Sss at inoe ben. pg
naur Su bar funbet ben, ba Hip ben
life en- eneite Dag at Siste. 8ip 0ig
belt ben til ben. Seq bar en- i9rlig
Nnleoning til | benne Stuno at be-
tragic bette Orb ipm nerlig9snbs. Seq
bar nsmlis prcpet, bpab bet pil iige
lille at babe ct laaoant ireret 9ipsmaQl,
bp'lte Sab man berpsb fiber iuIt al Gis
bets ~tcft6areite Sib, ben Sio, bd Der
'fal iamles, ruites uo, idues, bpilten
osoenoe Sdmmelie Der bsrpeo lGqQer
zig pper ems Guper og 9raiter. Wen
isg bar pgIua e%rfaret, bpuo bet bill iige
at ete ct faaoant Mdal at arbeioe for
p9 fiRmpe for, bpilte npe SLIDER til
Strait og til Gl9Oe oeraf p9lber pp,
og bporleoes bet gier 2ipet rigt % lpit.
Gerfor enonu en- Gang: Gro paa 81
bet, tro paa Gosrs sienoommelioe
plaos / Sioet og fatter ben aIporligs
og mdnoige geilutning life at bpile,
for S bar erobret ber,ne Ylaos.
Mten ieg bar snbnu ct Orb til Gber.
Seq ptloe 'piate min npe Spgupe, ON
ie9 life ogiaa tolte til Gber ct Orb ON
Cub. Oct lpber: Srp osTaa paa ct
epigt 2ip, tro pgiaa paa Gbers beItemte
pldos | bette Gip, % latter ben alpprs
lige ge1lutnins / bans Strait, Der ielp
I Gbers grDft bar neolagt Gpigbeoens
09n9iel os Gpigbebens arap, at erp6rs
o9'aa ben gIaos! 2igeiom isg berfpr
nnlig abourebe Gber mob ct / iprbiit
5oritanb "forfeilet 9ip" meb alt bet
toloe p9 opbe, Der logger / bette Orb,
ptl leg M enbnu alporlieere aopare
Goer mob ct / epig SorftanD forIeilet
2ic. S9 liaeipm ieg nplig at eaen
Grfaring oionebe ON ben Sraft %
9I9oe, Der dllerebs lie9er / 9epiofbsz
ben pm ct ioroiIt 0ipsmoal, iaa lab
mig MI tilIio't = o9iua al esen Grfas
ring - fad pibne ON ben tufinbe 8ans
&c riaere araft % bpbere, renere 8lebe
Der lta9er / 9epioitbeben pm ct epiot
Wadl pg bets 9rcbpiie 8irteli99iss
%relie."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

ntuiiGt "a a. 'on,ut. be otrislig 1ranp,no.
tilbitip; men M at oprttts en- 1890 Petps
rtrpo't otios barre itif mSpiai otnne Dor Ops
gaze. vi bar ! bet forlsbnc dur mootaest TIA
Dc fOriitlise 5plo oDtr 1900, % bar parst
itdnc til at Otips 8itruinam oa oaIla iaa
imaai at uoUiot ben; men etfprsNar, tfort.
ninsn bar ntntiq en- gthprttit paa Q Rep,
%l'mntr, ) MUno % 4 Rpinp,r, iom orontr
'aIi, dorsuinsen, 6ia'onisl,hitmmst % so,
lpiialtt angddenot, men isar Raab % rap
p%ort,rer til Torsniuatn maantolig. Sc fan
braf it, at Der sr life ,rgnng piaes for en-
Ss'ibrtrt tom efter arunoig Cptrpsitiit liant
Rano ira Saasns gsnntr runot omtrtna, I'll
bet Reiultat, at fdl bi blipt iftano til at
orios etnnt @irniua iumt uouioe ben, idd
oi fan optaae arbtibtt ruuet o~urtrinQ I bort
Rtrisiamfuno o. blauht pert Golf, iua ma.
81 bapt en- obatia WanD, ION fan ORE fg
belt for @icrniugcu, relic omirine % tale
Sagen, opouitt 9utrtsitn for otuns rrpuu
rnsg't u~iisnott @lerniHg, liant iamlt Wiotsr
III ods Sriit % uoptoslit % nj Of b0aBt
ct itosmGsfgi Ttaiontsiebism % til en- iaa,
ban Vlaos bar pi iaiot gaitor ailoobl, Oa
ot ct i%crUisist on, at ban Ct otu btoic Rauo,
oi bar. 49, Gan slit,r gitrnirqtn % oil uos
iplos olt b. Rrao, Tom Ian irttes III en-
WIanD oenns Sitting. 9i bnnbtr, ban oil
mooiaae bort RdlO, iamt r i~oroisist ON, al
osriom ban mootaasr, at ban Utl bislp, Sas
Gen ct langt StDtit irtmuD os bitlpt III o.
%roofrfe oerne ibldnot os inu iaart usoDeu'
oise 0itrninp. ri bar buot BAN 81 500 pr.
aar - life 81 500 - % bet tr larst min
ore enc bans WnU0rtuoe SuotGgitr. vi ct
i~orpisiet ON, at ban pso TT arbsioe Uil inDs
brinQe Here 1uFuos Collars iii @isruinacu
for lite at uGpus be mango andre @Oocr,
Jon uiI Ipot at bans arbsiOe
Il. CARTON,
Siaiouisi tbetDrelieHs Gormauo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
Silrcr Yrairic, u. yaf.

Silusr Yratrie ll9ger / ben pcitrc Eel al
Rihlano SO. 90 r bebost at JlOrlic, % noqis
Soeniier. Sterte0elcn al Den norite gcio.ts
ming sr ira Sol / @aningOal. "Secura6s
ypitsu" lries al mango her % cr en- o,lfoms
men Girit, buor ben ioumtr. Tens 5pal,
ter lGies men Sntsrssie os 3iGro,les6eO Gre,
be fra Solicit, ira ale Stls al aaupet Og fra
gamle Nor0s.
aanoet Der sr 9unfe ifaot, IiOt bGgeiors
migt paa iOrIielige Stcoer, o. ca b,r CT en-
DiGngoe uupopr.et Gauo, iOm er beporet
meo ppperligt 8rGs boaos for Slaut o.
6apnegurg, iaa ian Greatirabl oripss msD
itor 6Orosl, oa 2anDet sr biligt og let at be-
tonnue. Ser aries o0iaa en- life linen Gel
al Sopeoe, SABRE % Star, iom isr meast 10:
osnoe uo % itaar nj omtreut iGroig for
SinDersn.
Sunobcostiltanoer bar pGrst minDre opo
her | 9oar Og / CONNER, men er M beore.
Scr bar DUrst fOrfieli9s 5sosinlo fosn iUaar
o9 osriblannt hrs. 5nstri Sorbsl, Jon tsos
iageoss til TT ioits Spilsitto Of en- tolris
Stare al ~isrgeuoe SiGstniu9s Os genuer.
Vaitor SnSerboim tate Gormdninssus Sro
til be mango, icm Der par foriumlsos, og buD
BEN ON at q r bcrsot; tbi Ri pto Fl, nuar
Sioen %fontrrer. 0an talte pgiad Srsitsus
Orb til be Smoa, iom nu blep iOrulorelsit,
ba o'rss Goosr Sls 6. sorbel lae0ss / gras
ren for Iiot rucr to aar ioen.
Gle 6. Sorbel os Suitru bar iorige ar-
beiosrs | bet tirieli9e Samfuuo, birlpioms
me mob ole % oertil isrte be ct e~iGtirit
Sus. 2Gns, Ol be miuo.s os osbt pl ue
James al 5ilusr Qrairis W,nisbso.
On Sa9ttager.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
SGren os Tlaaoen

bar punost fig mango aaur50r urosr aris,u.
Sen al 2crtbtrn Qnciit uosi0us "armp 4
Napp geit Qottsi Msmoranoum soois sr en-
,umpatt Canning af Splpsninssr ON iaapsl
spaniens iom De 6oren,oe Statsrs 0Gr %
ilaaos paa psn 3io, arissu btapuots. I'm
bar ct Rari optr Guba, SluitratioHsr al
Mayintlibe, fcy'lariua al llptrgi cars for
MiltCytt oQ Crlo9sioltet, So,rirl;lis al
jpau1s Cro m. NJ, Ut sr'mpiar iaats, uals
ii Gents tilisnp,s Gbas. z. Gee. Gtn. Ylsi.
gst. r. 3 8p, ct. PAUL, WiuH. 40blf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

Der SanoibnIisbsben al. at bet i'll, fan
beregnes tort bsisrs enb $4,000. Sios
til bar glaoene untagst 5pnoet til oms
firing $4,000. - 9isie npe Splpss
ntnger fptminoIter 5onosts gslrb att
ldd msO pmtrsrt BET 5alps, at bpab
man bdpoe pentet MI. Ruar MI fris
tlrten efter 5prliset bebplosr gpgnin.
ssrns ps eptterns pau qussburssruns
ben, bar oiit life 5ritirtsn Ret til at
anie fig ~forurettet / SOrIiget.
paftor GIinsisrs Stone cr / 6ors
beoring.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
WoSart 90 bans SSuitru,

ON bpis Imutte QGgtefabsforbolo Der
nDlig er bleoen berettet, trUoer os ret
tpoelig for Gie / en- GumilieIters, iom
tilorpg iig omtriHg Qor 1871. Wojart
bar Tom betieuot uosu fat NniGttslIe
% bsnpiit til unbottet al fine aompos
i~itioner iamt en- 9pncert M % oa.
Gonitdncs, hans iortrGdeligs 9uitru,
'tiGnteoe BAN / Q9bet al nj qur fer
gprn, fire Ssnner og TO 0Stre. Spgs
BON, og ~nsbOenoiqe guOersiIsr %
9go5falo forminoiieoe ofte Wiioterne
til 3ilIrebsTiaelien at BET oagli9e Be
bob. Wlen ben G0le GonItanCe bar
utrGttelig / at uofinos W}ibler til at
thule bette for lin Wonb % hoIos 6oris
ira bans @anb bOuo Der trpttsos benos.
Wlen bporleoss Wosart bar bette, ION
bog lite tunoe bliOe Itiult for BAN, BET
!Sumsr % ben ScngiDcnbeo, bpormso
ban Iaa puu oenne buslige Nsb, par
ligefrem rerenoe. 89rten / et 8in6us,
'om Wo3urt bpppig beIegte. bar TOM
men efter oisIs Mosarts 6pppios BEN
geforlegenhsosr. % en- fob @intsrbog
tom ban til Wosdrts for liqsiom t
9antsr at labe ct Bar SLATER Bin 6Iioe
ituasnbe Der.
W}en boor O%osrruitet bleo ban life, bl
ban ua6neoe 8sren, peb at Is, at bet
Wo3artite 9Ggtepar lesnoe tog ia en-
Runboans. Wo3art f~ortdlte bu gloo
og aa6enbisrtig, at bsuns gspGgelie
maotte ~eritdtte ODnsodrmsn, od Der
for gisblittst life ianbtes Deb / SuIst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

! Trtoeu. Wou0eu dom mso fin fru,
iiaar % Ter Ct gruotpar iomme I'D at Rol-
men for at gaa tuO | airtenJ: Isg sr after
Ell, Tom saar | GCloen."
GrueH: "SnSsn Iumbtosr, moa lea Be-
Wianosu: Seq meH.r 8ruoeu."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

6itlofammsn iGrois Co,riii irGp,s snonu to
aars arbsiOe fra b,ees Sfosr, iuosu b, ms,
oss inet Gicloets Wsrto, men gantn Iiggtr
3iilOf, irem 90 tiIbuss, cp ao ben the 5iO,
os nto ben auoen. Wtotrs bette Strga pas
%''rsoe;, oreo RBseisrriabeosn mig I'D al
8slsn % ue paa glatisrmsn, men Der foo
ita t's lGnss; oct bar iolot Der oppt mtltm
SiDtrus.
Jtg bar ru p1rtt upe nso Sti1sbop,ts
Siraro, cs bill, nu oa lea Tr,psr bette paa
Stttn tilbose Ill pua.t Souno, ptrom fos
BETTE, at lea oso III, s iaaar Rptlo itoo pua
Stranobr,ooen % iaa solen ipnit ueo baa
Spl9sn biaa, d'turui iom leo iaa oitt lao bet
| Snrnoomsoaqeus paa ben anben sine al
Sor0ilooen. UT lea latte mig rso pna en-
@rdsitoi, Der bpor psIs.rns brsoes mob ben
rnt Siranobrto, iotts mtg nsp % loo Jou.
Ten 'oGpe, bet trGnqsr inatu geqrunsdir.
Ranfe ben Gmitrnbiab,o at lea bar mutttrs
allen. os ale mine RiGr. ~tuTncsr bile burie
sGsos Gnners % 2rngil,rs Gpboe.
Strntto iaar bet bare moi for oennc Gang
Sobn 2itnlstitn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
Aorrefponoance.

asuesmeansr nsH apuf % aeuss hps u, bet Hnpas sapn III be br he nuuas uuen
l"rsa aesattun-R apud oil hs bps cHntisspt msmhbtt pticmmussa urrponbrts ur
bel, mn SIafbuen maat as Raut % apruirn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
I.rlt tt! Gae.

gi ienocr nIoeles Fri, bnabe til DtRHo o.
AUm0T en- 26ite Of ar. 9agtbergs uppcr
trGi g.Igr "~Bloo'Opilgr". Oct i~iirsile Dt oOci
MOB ain IH6cIi9 SUGgbeo, 9isruBiltet, ironti.
eatcrrb. Hbrumatlsnte. lpgeltge Nprer og
trPg Ysger, araitluSBeo. tpaot og oaarliat
Bioo. oaarilg Appettt og dorogIelie iamt
5gorlg5beo o. Soritoppelie.
StrIU lirar OF aOreStsr I'll
Int irrational Medicine Co.,
South Bend. Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
6rifirfen.

"5olte6labet" pplhier, at Goniul
Sane Stsnslano, Tom 5ormuno | ben
5or. airtss Sruiteess Sparb, bar peo
at siennsmgaa Rssnftaberne al bet
5onb, Tom ben Jor. airte ffal bebolbe.
tpmmst til bet ReiuItat. at bette 5ono
MI er Trumpet ino til $4,000. Oct
bar ensans So, ooO slubst timber, at
geresninsen .nops er liberal pa ontps
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
8 ben 5prencbe Sanif 2utb. GirfI.

: Web ben odnIte Nirtes Narsmgoe
be'luttebes oprettet en- 5emsGsntss 5ors
sning, bportil ale Meoets ps Samfuns
bets Meolemmer inobpoes at 6lipe
Meblemmer.
- Yaitor Dan fra SreospiGe, Sa..
bar forrige llse / Wennsapclis, bppr
ban bolot 5orebrug pad 0ania SSaq pg
prGbitebe / ben oanIte airte. Sans
begapepe Batter fang peo 5preoruget
% bsitebs Sifalo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
BEAUMONT CROSSING FIGHT.



The Genii Has Been Permanently
EntOincd.
Galveston, Texas, February 4.--The ap-
pllcation for writ Of injunction made by
the Sabine and East Texas railway against
the Gulf and Interstate, pending in the
court of civil appeals was disposed OF
here today. After hearing full argument
from both sides the court handed down its
decision perpetuating the Injunction and
making it permanent. Briefly stated, the
matter at issue betwee nthe two roads is
as follows:
The Gulf and Interstate railway. desir-
ing TO extend its line by the construction
OF small piece of track and crossing 10
connect with the Kansas City, Pittsburg
and Gulf road at Beaumont. found it nee
essary TO cross the tracks and property of
the Sabine and East Texas line, a part Of
the Southern Pacific system, extending
10i miles, from Sabine Pass north to Rock
land, Tyler county, Texas The Sabine
road objected TO the right of way sought
and resisted the laying OF track upon
grounds of infringement of its rights and
ownership to the said property. which Is
given in the petition as 77-100 OF an acre
of land In West Beaumont.
On November 26 the GU: and Interstate
filed application before Judge sE. P. Gary
of the county court of Jefferson county at
Beaumont for condemnation proceedings
and the APPOINTMENT OF board of commits
sioners to assess the damages to the prop
erty. The Sabine road interposed and filed
objections to such actions. upon grounds
setting for its right to the property, and
that 1t was not within the power of the
court to take such procedure. The COM
missioners were appointed, and on Decem-
Der II rendered their report N which they
awarded the Sabine and East Texas $1,000
for the right of way by the Gulf and In
terstate. On December 90 the Sabine com
pany filed objections TO the award of the
commissioners. claiming il totally inade-
quate. and alleging 100000 =, be nearer
the just compensation to which the Sabine
road was entitled. On January 2s The
court heard the case and decided in favor
of the commissioners decision and sus-
tanned the $1,000 award.
The Sabine and East Texas company.
still dissatisfied with the Judgment against
them gave notice OF appeal to the court OF
civil appeals at Galveston. Appeal bond
Of $500 was filed and tho case is now
pending before this court.
Petitioners for tho writ OF Injunction,
The Sabine Railway company, allege that
he Gulf and Interstate has continued to
construct and build it's tracks and lay the
crossing under the decree of the Jefferson
county court, while the case is SIN pend
ing under appeal before the appellate court
If Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
BRADsT'REEr,s REVIEW.
Cold Weather lntcrrupted Truoc
business Generally Improving,

Cold Weather lnterrupted Trudc
business Generally Impr0ytng,
New York. February A. Bradatrcct's tomor.
row viii say:
Cold weather. accompanied by high winds
and heavy snow. has been feature exercising
considerable influence ON the movement and
distribution OF staple goods this week. The
Northern aud Eastern States appear To have
fclt the effects OF the storin most severely In
spite Of the interruption OF business. an in
crease for the season rs reported in most lines,
wlta special activity reported In iron and
steel and kindred lines.
In the East the distribution OF dry goods
ana wool has been checked aud the movement
of products greatly interfered with, but The
torr Of the cotton goods situation, II anythfns
Is improved In the Middle and Central West
the movement OF IRON into consumption IL
Btiii very large, but nervousness ng 10 posi-
bic o,crproduction affects that market.
steel is slightly lower Mt the East but firm
ly held mt Chicago which also reports nd.
ern buyers are coming to st Louis more nu-
meropsly than usual Mt this date, and tbs din.
tribution OF dry goods, boots and shoes aud
drugs 10 active.
AZ the South. trade is reported Improved n,
several important contefs. and tho total OF
January business IL said TO be above the ay-
eraEo.
Alaskan business on the Pacific coast IA
" small
stcadiness in prices has been a feature OF
ne week. tho only decreascb noted being In
ton. while the prices of oats pork, beef and
coffee are higher. 't
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
LOCAL NOTES.

Archdeac0n Jeffries win conduct services
at st. Marks Episcopal church tonight.
Mr.. a. B. Scale VIII soon begin The
building of a brick business house ON his
Crockett street property.
Rice farmers say that the Jeffer son
county rice acreage for 1898 viii be double
the acreage of 1897. and every farmer VIII
be equipped for flooding their entire crop.
Mrs. Nella +. Marcel, aged rs years, died
at her home at Golfers Ferry. this county,
on Thursday. and her remains we're buried
the following day. Tho deceased was the
wife of Mr.. j. II. Marcel. and was lady
much loved by her friends and acauaint-
ances
Messrs Curry G. simonton wrote an In
surance policy during the week for what
is perhaps the largest amount ever Issued
In one policy on commercial risk in this
section 1t was for $4,000. and insured The
warehouse and merchandise located nj the
export pier OF the Pee Gee railroad at Port
Arthur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
IRRIGATION CANAL

While there has been no new develop,
ments In the Pine Island bayou irrigiting
canal scheme which was discussed by the
Board of Trade a few weeks since, The
Post correspondent has been informed that
arrangements are being made TO build an
irrigation canal, aud that the contract fer
construction has been let and the pump
ing plant purchased. Mile Jeanette
Stengcle, Messrs, S. VI. Van Wormer and
Frank Cooley are the promoters OF the
canal. II viii not be on such an extensive
scale as the proposition submitted to the
Board OF Trade, but the money to build
II has been secured. and the expectations
are that the canal VIII be ready TO furnish
water for limited number OF acres fer a
rice crop this year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
A BEAUMONT BUDGET,
THE MIC IRRIGATION CANAL Will.
RE DuILT.
The Contract Has Rcen Let ana MA
chincry Ordcrcd-Ricc Crop
WIN he Heavy.

Beaumont, Texas, February "A dis
patch was received here this afternoon
bringing information that the court OF civil
appeals at Galveston had granted an In
Junction which enjoins the Gulf and Inter-
state railroad from trespassiug upon the
right of way of the Sabine and East Texas
railroad pending the settlement OF suit
to condemn crossing, which has been
appealed from the jefferson county court
TO the court of appeals ut Galveston. This
injunction VIII prevent the Gulf md IN
terstate from making desired connection
with the Kansas City. pittshurg and Gulf.
but the two roads can continue to ex-
change business by virtue Of crossing
which the Gulf and Interstate already has
on the Sabine and East Texas trucks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
EIRsT-t,LAss.

thur W. DuBray. New York; II. J. COIN.
lhall, Texas; r. A. vahey, San Antonio
n. Loville. Texas; f. c. Mann, Boston
]. Cheesborough. c. L. Van Doren. Chas
u. New York; S. A. Elliott. Miss Maud
fe, Miss Isidore Rush, Miss Mary Myers,
fd Reed. Sheridan Triffer, Owen West
Julian Reed. II. A. Smith, Miss Helen
Ing. Earl Brown. Roland Reed company:
Pes S. Abbe. Boston; G. W. lnglls, L.
|icks, James Douglass, New York; r. w.
I W. =. Daley, r. w. Brown. Texas;
TURNKEY. Cold Springs; l.. o. Daniel,
fhachie; Fred Oppenheimer, New York:
Brewer. st. Louis, Mo-. A. DeLand,
York; Dir. Il. S. Wiesiger. Mrs j. q.
. and child, Brazoria; Wolf Bachrach, j.
FiIson, st. Louis; ]. T. Jarrand, Hunts
Texas, G. T. Leake. Fort WORTH H. p.
Galveston; Neal Bassott. Waco; Harry
p, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. P. Smith. Miss
Pla Gibbs. Huntsville; NJ. Joe Meyer, st.
p, Mo-; J. II. KelsulI. Yoakum; j. "
Eaberry, Texas; w. T.. Daley. Dallas; w.
Ickey. st. Louis, Mo-. Edw Dunn, Court
hto. Court Co.; II. X. Gale, New York;
!. Hart St. Louis. Mo-; Joseph c. Huta-
Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE.
katy- International Traffic Ar rauoe-
msnt Effective February IS.
A FAST TRAIN OUT or HOUSTON.
snid to he the Preliminary Move-
ment TO Rcsumins the FIyer-Mr.
Jens MoiIer Talks.

inc Associated Press dispatches n sew
Gays ago announcing that the Goulds and
nockefeiieis contemplated pooling their
railroad properties in Texas has given rise
20 number OF wild stories. the truth
Delng, however, that stronger traffic ar
Management will be made between the In
ternationnl and Great Northern and the
Katy. effective February 10.
AT meeting of officials OF the roads
neld In Dallas some time since ii was
decided by the Katy to string" a new
time card placing their northbound train,
No. q leaving Houston at Sis D. MI. into
Taylor the connecting point. moro than
an hour earlier than at present. Ths
International VIII continue to deliver Tho
San Antonio- Kansas City SLEEPER to the
Katy at Taylor and discontinue the ser.
vice between San Antonio and Kansas
City via Hearne, the Houston and Texas
Central to Fort Worth and the Rock ID.
land.
1t Is intended by the Katy to make their
NO. a fast train, leaving Houston bur
little earlier than now, which will not
only give quick service to ST Louis from
! eNas, but afford better route from
San Antonio to Kansas City. This, II Is
is the preliminary steps TO
replacing the Flyer" abandoned more
than year ago and which the officials
are anxious to have restored. President
Rouse has been comforting recently with
European stockholders. and as soon as
he returns, Texas may expect valuable i'm
proYement in the roads service
The arrangement hetween the Katy and
the International will apply to freight as
we'll as passenger traffic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
LAKE SHORE ABSORBED.
II Has Vow BecOsae Part of the New
York Central system.

New York. February i.--The Lake snore
railroad today became the property Of ihs
New York Central and Hudson River Fall
road company. The final arrangements Tor
the transfer Of the Lake Shore system to
The control OF the Central Were made his
morning. when the directors Of the Central
net here to consider the proposition made
some time ago for the union of the TWO
roads into one system. to be operated here
after as ore red stretching from New
York to Chicago
Chauncey NJ pepew. president OF the
Central. presided and Represented tho Van
derbllt interests In both the Lake shore
and the Central Francis Tyuds Stetson
Mas there as a representative Of the Nor
tan Interests. There WAS = full and lee
iircussinn Of the plan proposed u un'ra
under one manaRement The two roads. and
lie rf4ult Nas that the directors ycte4
visbast 4fsaes1f y ~ oxer ~ Lele
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
BRADsTREET's on FINANCE.
IrreEnInrify In stock transactions.
Public Holding thu stocks.

IrreEninrify Ia Stack transactions
Public Holding th- stocIsr.
New York, February Bradstreets Finan-
cal REVIEW tomorrow viii say.
Irregrlarty has prevailed 10 consider
able extent In the action Of the stock market
for the past week. strong undcrtone ns-
sertef Itself In the speculation and at com
ceuilcns there was very good public de-
mapd for stocks, The Impression was orc-
at'i that In some cases the risel In prices had
g6fa as far as existing circumstances could
permit. and. as the larger cIass bf spectators
had icaiizcd. leaving stocks IN the hands or
tho public, condition prevails which Is pro-
verbally productive Of liquidation. On the
other hand. various portions Of the lists which
haf not heretofore taken a decided part In
tue ndyapee were strong and active. some of
then. notably Reading and the coal stocks
COT tributing materially toward Keeping the
markets bullIsh spirit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
MIR. MOLLIsR TALKS.


Again Refers to Prospective suits
for Alleged Rebates.
Galveston, Texas, February 4--Jens
Moller, representing the Maritime assoc
citation, has returned from Austin, where
he went on business before the railroad
commission. In an interview in the Trib-
une this afternoon he used the following
language:
THE correspondent OF The Post in AUS
tin does good service in that town In ad-
vising them Of what Galveston is doing.
When / went up on the train ! met u
delegation from Houston bound on an OBJ
posite mission; they having been advised
of what we were doing by The Post man.
while 1t is not likely we VIII get the
relief we want there are number OF
shippers in the interior VINO did not re-
ceive rebates from the Southern Pacific
who will bring suit for them against the
company. Commissioners Storey told me
that the evidence collected by the COM
mission on which the Southern Pacific
wag fined s25 900 for giving rebates was on
file in the district court at Austin and was
at the service OF the public. This evidence
is conclusive. 1t is intended to get IN
fifty such suits, pool them and employ one
attorney to prosecute them"