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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
ELRcTRlC FLASHES.

The condition ~ Col. James 4 Sex
ton shows no material change to-day.
H. 8 81. shields. bankers OF iu'lfaat,
Ireland have failed. Their liabilities
are EieO0Q0
The cruiser Philadelphia IL nearly
coiicd nnd u II probable that she viii
set away fur Samoa tonight or on sat
ME carpet factory ~ william Judge
and Hruthcr Front street aud d5lum-
hla avenue. Philadelphia, was quilted hy
nrp early today. Loss estimated al
400 000, covered by Insurance,
4 company that viii roon build a
paper min a. White napldH, thirty
miles FROM Alarinctte. Mis., ON the
Menomiee liver, VIII bee organizod In u
Few days. Oshkosh and Neenah people,
Including Kimberly clark a co, are
Interested The mill viii cost 800. nn0
uud viii manufacture sixty tons day.
The Monarch Athletic club of syria
CuHr. \, v, today offered u purse ~
900 for twenty-five round bout bo-
tween Tommy Ryan ana Mysterious"
billy smith THIS N $500 more than the
amount offered by the LcnoN ATHLETIC
club ~ Sew York.
AIs Robert Williams who married
NtHnhHn A DnurlnH In the zenith of
hIH political Cufcer ana who was one
uf iuH most brilliant figures IN wash.
iuHiuu society ilfe since the days M
Dolly Madison. died nt her residence at
WHhhlurtuu last night She was "a
NiW Adele cuts, daughter NJ Iamoa
Madison cults. once comptroller NJ thr
treasury. She married stephen 4.
Douglas and ACCOMPANIED him In his
famous political campaign about the
country iurt lni0r 20 the ClVil war
nn his death she lived the life OF ~.
cluse until she met Adlutant General
Williams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

Fred Jewett. who was adIudged
guilty yesterday afternoon Of assault
ing Mrs. Anna LldAy, residing at SO
west First South street, appeared be-
fore Justice Pardee today for sentence.
The court enquired Of the defendant II
he was ready for Judgment. II am"
the defendant replied.
Have you anything 10 say before
sentence In prononnced9'' the court nc~t
inquired,
Il have" said Jewett. STRENGTHENING
himself up, "and N ~ this; I've been
drinking rather heavily ~ late and
think the best thing you can do IA Ia
send me 10 Jail rather than limo me. l
think little confinement In a dark colt
will act Us n sort OF a Kelley cure ON
me. | hope your honor viii pardon my
seeming holdneaa In thus debating TO
you. but really think II will be all for
the best"
A line of $40 was Imposed. together
with costs. and not having the mecca
sary amount the defendants wishes
We're complied with and he was escort
ed TO the county jail, where he Will
doubtless be the guest 81 Jailor Thomas
for the next thirty days
Jewetts alleged onenae consisted of
his having called on Mrs, Liday for the
purpose OF making love 10 her When
told that he or his love was not want
ed and that his room was preferable IN
hia company. Jewett II said 10 have
struck the woman In the face, The de-
PENDANT pleaded In extenuation that he
had been drinking and did not know
what he was doing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

County Attorney iacount.r. snsg In
Making Oat Hegui-ition Papers.

County Attorney Putnam encoun-
tered a rnag last evening In preparing
the requiHition papers for j. ~. Rowan.
wanted here for alleged forgery, aud II
mas result In an amendment being
made 10 our present election laws,
The proceedings In the Rowan case
We're had before city Justice OF the
Peace ]. u. Timmony, but In making
out the rcauisltion papers II was found
that the city Justice II not AN officer
commissioned by the Governor OF the
state. the present law. contrary to the
old one. not requiring that he should
be commissioned. A. papers OF this Kind
have TO go through a certain form and
with great care IN order that there
might BE- no question na Ia their valid
ny and authenticity. Mr. Putnam found
Il impossible 10 get certificate OF jus
ticc Tlmmony'H official character from
a general officer having "A seal. Ac-
cordlnrly, Mr. Putnam deemed u best
10 bring action against Rowan before
precinct Justice whose Official rcputh.
tion can be- certified To by the county
clerk. The official character OF the
county clerk may be certlfcd TO by q
dlstrict judge. that being the method
authorized by the laws OF the United
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
TO RECOVER
MINING STOCK.
Fife Cavanavgh Renews Her Claim
Against 0. J. Salisbury ct al
SHE DEMANDS 1000 SHARES
In the Highland Whining COMPANY or
$4,000 Prisoner wanted 90 q"
to Jaii Other court Nnttcr..

Sarah Eine Cavanaugh commenced
action ngninHt .. j. Salisbury ana
Katherine G. Belcher. adminintratriN OF
the estate OF Johu r. Gilmer. deceased.
IN the Third district court today to re-
cover i.oo0 shares Of stock of the iiigh-
lana Mining company ot Dcadwood'
Dakota, or. In case delivery cennot be
had. for the value ~ the shares, ~ 10
each. amounting to t3j.Vo.
plnintin In this case u tho sole hcir
ana lcnatce Of the estate OF All
chnc cnvnnauFh, deceased. and only
recently became OF lawful age. THIS
same claim was presented against the
estate Of John 4. dinner. By her guar
dian. =. Hays. lately discharged, ~
october, 1897. ana was dirallowcd by
judge Hllcs.
The substance Of the complaint u
that Michael cayanaugh In Mnrcni
issO. bought Of the iirtn % uilmcr. sails.
bury A co. 1000 shares Of the ilighland
company. paying 5000 therefor.
Through mn agreement between the
parties the shares were held Ia pocl
subject to the sale OF the whole or any
part Of the pooled stock. No part ~
the stock. II II alleged. was sold neither
was II returned TO cnNanaugh. ana nov
plnintln demands judgment for the
shares or It's equivalent, $4,000.
Frank Hoffman aud Brown 4 Hem
dcrron are plaintiffs attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
nAII.nnAp MIR.

W. G. Evans ~ tho chicago and
NorihwcHicrn has gone east.
chief Engineer West ~ the Utah and
Pacific has returned 10 the south.
Trayclinr Freight Agent iicnrdsiay ~
the Northwestern win be- IN from the
North In the morning.
Mr.. welhy of the Western. Who hrs
been IN Denver Tor SOME days. ~ ~.
pccied back In the morning
Tho earnings 81 the chicago ana
North Western for December. isqs, we're
tj.s12.aii, an incrcnFo ~ isa5. snl over
tho corresponding week. ~ the year h..
fN.
General Traffic Manager Ecclen u
the Nhnrt Lime loft this morning flr
the North. Before returning he wiu
make trip over the whole nurthwcst.
.rn section of the road.
\. W. Middleton. the protector or ono
Of the Nnmpa railroads. cnmu In
from Nnmps. Idaho. this morning.
With him are John w. CLARK aud T..
u. stiles. who ~" Interested In the
now line.
~ u. prout viii be- IN cnargc NJ the
Short finc ahrariuE pfhH at Milford tho
coming season. Mt. Walter James viii
have charge u the rcns nt Black Rock
iiNA'AAiNNH hIf ANhA ANfN' VIII W. "a
larger number ~ sheep shcared at
these places than ever before.
n. "a. Sheppard, the western paaaen-
Hef agent ~ the Chicago q Alton, IL
stlli In the city. fIe ruid today that the
talk Of the sale Of the Alton was not
M ~ stock speculation. The Alton
has price. hut none % the roads had
hid up h. a..
The seven engines that are vet IN he
delivered a. tho short i.ine. To- nl lta
late order. nrr held hack hy tho lack
~ material Ia complete them M The
locomotive works. Mr.. Calvin said this
morning that II would he Hntnc time
before they would come west
The burlington IN TO put IN another
fast train, This train win run through
frpm chicago 10 Denver with only a
pause nt Omaha. The burlington pro-
pie have been impaiicd tn take this stop
by the action ~ tho chicago q North
western In reducing it, time two hours
from IL former schedule. The new
timetable goes into effect on sunday
next. The new flyer ON the uurlinE-
ton viii connect with the Rio Grnndc
at Denver and II II said viii act aH an
Offset aHainst the possible danger ~ %
combination ~ the Northwestern hnd
the Union Pacific N these two roads at
tempt 10 shut out tho other lines. The
Union phcinc hnr not yet nnnouuvra
n change Of time Ia fncct the cut by
the new Northwestern dyer which
Will reach omaha an hour before the
present time OF the Union Pacific
trains leaving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
nrSny l,nrL oAsg.
Ll,el, scene. In ras,. caused by m An,''
semitic Muh.

Paris. Jan. 25-aThc trial ~ the nc.
ton brought ny Nine. Henry. widow "
Lieut. Henry who committed suicide
In prison after contrasting 10 having
forged one ~ tho documents In IN"
preyfus case against ". Joseph Rey-
naurh. member u the chamber of
douutira and editor Of the Itepublique
FrnnsaIae Tor tibeilng the deceased IN
declaring him n traitor. opened In the
nHslra court today. Nine, Henry. who
was dressed an deep mourning Was
pfessnt.
Thero WIS great animation In the
Hobbies of the palace ~ Justice, but the
nciRhbofhpod Of the palace WIS rulot
until O'Clock. when mob. headed by
a cfipple known rs "i.ilertad." who
was on crutchtu and had naked feet
IN spite ~ tho cold. and band Of anti.
asmltea led by 81. Guefin, president of
the nntl.remitc league. entered the
place Dauphlne az the hack 81 che pnl-
ace ~ justice and began shouting. The
poiice cleared the square ahd placed
Gordon around ~. The crowd rhecfei
for the army and shouted, Death Ia
the Jews"
Al. I.abori, counsel for NJ. Reynauch,
asked tho court t. postpone the TRIAL
until the Dreyfua Inquiry was terml.
mated lie declared the suit was mere
~ the work 81 u political party re-
duccd o. the last rNtremitier, ana that
Il was merely "a desperate attempt To
Influence the verdict 81 IN" court OF
cessation In It, revision ~ the ORGY
fus trial
The court rejected ~. Lnhori's mo.
tlon. whercupon he lodged an appeal
To- IN. court ~ cessation.
Subsequently the court decided 10
adjourn proceedings until ~. court OF
cessation passed upon ~. Labori'r APP
neal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

,rnment empowered to do what
ever each man wants done
but forbidden to do whatever each man
opposes. that. thought must have oc-
CURED. II seems to me. ia every aena.
tor who heard the proposition advanced
here that We had the right under the
constitution to annex territory for the
PURPOSE Of putting w guns TO Nil peo'
pls with. but lacked the right 81 annex
int u for the purpose ~ putting ~
school houssi and ~ doing the things
that tantfibut, TO the happiness and
piasrefity 81 the people concerned.
"Thc disorder now existing IN the
Philippine islands. to which senators
who are opposing the treaty may wen
nffcrd To cont ldcr how Tar they are con.
tfibuting the unwillinguess ~ the
niine1 natives 70 accept American au-
thnrity does not constitute. IN my mind.
thc slightest ground on which % base
y vote ngnlnst the Paris agreement. on
tho contrary. " AFFORDS u nov rsason
trhy Gus action should BE- the more
pfumpt and unanimous.
A. Tho conclusion Of SIR. rlatts
rrsech. notices ~ speeches on The *
iuusinn question were given by Mr
", nel fMiFsl for n"xt Friday, and
Mr. chiffon tTexJ FOR saturday, Feb
frary T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

mothers, worn with the burden Of mother
hood and drained Of vitality hnt ~.
Pieree's Favofite Prescription comes ~ the
greatest OF blessings, Tie timely use OF
this remedy prevents the strain aud stops
the drain from child bearing. Where thia
strain aud drain have been experienced,
mothers tnd that Dr, Pieroe's favorite Pre-
scfiption acting directly upon the delicate
organs which bear the butden OF mother
hood, restores them TO a normal condition
OF health aud elasticity. alterations arc
cured. lnfiammatiors arc removed, Tie
appetite becomes good, sleep Is refreshing,
the nerves grow quiet. There Is new
brightness In the eye; a new lightness In
the step. There has come the perfect hap
piness Of perfect health.
Il began taking your revorte Prescription
In August, Iss7 % writes Mira Noble u Crimes,
OF Fionaion. Escamhia Co, Ala and took 4
until amer my baby was horn. l was In better
health than / ever was with any Of my other
children, | think all women with child should
use Dr Pierce's liayortc Prescription Nu,,
fsred everything thaJ flesh could iunef wiil ny
the rest of my children, aud ! was also subject
10 miscarriage. Now am the happy mother
OF a hne baby GID. She was the largest one
OF All my babies and At the brth had an
easier and shorter time than ever had. an
siouisr aud healthier than lever was"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
National Livestock Convention Fin
lshes Its Work and AdjOurns.
REELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Thomas se,y ct ttab ~ chosen on
committee 60 Confer with the
state Governors.

Denver. Colo. Jan. gi.-Thc National
lave Stock convention finished its busi-
ross and adjourned today. The last
" sion occupied only the forenoon. the
afternoon being devoted 10 an inspcc-
tlon Of the range and thoroughbred
stock exhibit NJ the stock yards. The
executive committee. which was chosen
yesterday for the ensuing year. an
nounccd the recollection Of these ofii-
GERS:
fresident-John w. springer. OF
Denver.
Vice prcsidcnt-J. NJ. Holt. OF Mon
tana.
Secretary Charles r. Martin. OF Den
NeE
Trcasurer-oc l.. oouldlnE. Of Den
Vet.
The Office N recording secretary has
been abolished
The following gentlemen were named
10 act with the president and Hccreta-
~ ~ n board ~ control
Peter Jansen Of Nebraska; II. ".
stitkney ~ Wyoming. and q. =. Pat
rich ~ Colorado The convention ne.
copied the elections unanimously.
II war announced that tho Denver
Daily Stnckman had been designated
the official organ OF the National Live
stock association. This action was
ratified by the convention.
llcsoiutions were adopted NJ follows;
Endorsing the work of the aEricul-
tural department In the erase and for
age investigation. and urging that tio.-
0o0 b. appropriated by the government
o. carry on the work. inatructing pr,Hat.
Springer To ask President Mckinley 10
tfHup an executive order giving the cat
tie 81 the rni,rd states preference In
the cuban trade NJ u benefit no less 10
tho cubans than TO the Americans. and
e. urge congress 60 take similar aC-
ton when laws ARE made FOR the goy-
cfnment ~ cuba.
When the matter of the location 81
the convention OF 1909 was taken w.
John Donovan extended AN Invitation
ffsfn ~. Joseph, Mo. lie argued that
the association ~ strong In western
urchmen but weak In feeders and the
holding Of the convention IN the heart
oi tho corn holt would strengthen II
In that particular.
a. ~. Robertson NJ Texas on behalf
~ Fort Worth invited the association
tu hold It, next convention there NJ the
greatest cattle growing center OF the
Union.
Texas was read urgir. the nsaOcintiOn
to come to his State next year.
Invitations were read from the COM
mcftinl bodies of San Antonio and
Dallas. Texas.
Seconds Tor Fort Worth came from
coiorndo. Nebraska. Illinois Kansas
ana other STATES. BEFORE vote was
taken ~. Joseph was withdraw and
Fort Worth was unanimously chosen.
President Springer then announced
the committee 10 confer with tho gov
crnorr Of Utah. Wyoming aud Colorado
on the question Of cattle thieves rs fol-
/ lows
Thomas scvy ~ Utah. RAIDER OF
Wyoming and Harris OF Colorado.
The convention than finally adjourned.
The delegates We're entertained dur
Ink the afternoon at the Union Stock
Yards where an elaborate luncheon was
| served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
UNDER A STREET CAR.
Little Rose Jackson Meets With a frghtful
Accident.
ueturDiag from school She L. Caught
by - Car aud vcrJ BADLY
e1urt.

A frightful street car accident hap
pcned this afternoon on Eighth East
and Fourth South streets. by which n
little girl named Rose Jackson. rcsii
INK with her parents on Tenth East
between Third and Fourth South
streets. got badly injured. The child
was coming out OF the Webster school
and was Just crossing the track on
Fourth South street when she fell In
front Of a car. The little girls ear was
cut on. her face mashed. her shoulder
injured. and II was said her thigh was
crushed The car had to he lifted on
her. Dr Bowers was At once summoned
and said tho Co.. .-'id live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
POLICE NOTES.

Eph Kelly was up before the police
court again today He pleaded guilty
to drunkenness. His sentence was
postponed until tomorrow.
Ed Stranger, q soldier, had been cele-
hrniing hih discharge by an oyer-ln-
diligence IN nruwatsr. lie enriched the
city treasury by $50.
George am (Am"s Evans. for steal
Ink coal from the oregon Short Line
station. We're fined 80 each.
bertha Hunter forfeited so,
The lad SchiounlnH. who was up be-
fore Justice Nelson yesterday aA being
out Of control Of his parents The
judge sent him 10 the district court to
show cause why he should not be sent
20 the reform school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
now 10 AVOID COLDS.


NHHNN hNNh AaNNNANh sum-
\ doctor writing In an English peril
odical has this "a ray IN reference to
the talk about influenza which one
hears ut present. Many people may
b. surprised 10 hear that oven In this
world there nrv places where u IN
impossible To catch a cold, simply ho-
cause there are no colds To catch
There are facts however. which seem
10 prove this. For example. hansen
and his men during the three years
which they spent In the Arctic regions
never caught a cold. Yet they were cx-
posed Co cold, fatigue ana wet 60 a de-
HrVc which We at home can hardly re-
aiiae, Especially one remembers how
Nansen and his comrnde IohanScn dur
ing their wonderful expedition on foot
over the Polar Ice went on DAY after
DAY. clad In clothes which werc 10
saturated with Precipitation that they
froze by day into one solid mass OF Ice.
and even cut into the flesh. how every
nlght. when they tucked themselves up
In thoir sleeping bags. tho first hour
was spent IN thawing. how they lay
HhiycfinE. their frozen socks spread
across their chests, until their clothes
gradually became wet and soft and
eventually comfortable ana warm. II
was. indeed. damp bed to sleep In.
Vet they never caught a cold" All ~
which raises tho question Ut tho avail
ahiiity of the Polar regions ns winter
health resort. The most interesting
intelligence from the kiondlke VIII he
with regard 20 the peculiarly ~ that
region In this very respect Perhaps
We shnil have our doctors, disinterested
persons ~ they are, telling those ~
their patients who are susceptible To
cold 10 40 north and grow up with the
country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

The San Francisco Chronicle of this
morning saya; preparations are said
TO be afoot for the transfer Ia u big
trhnscontlnental railway company ~
the San Francisco & North Paitic rail-
road, which runs from uklah southwark
10 Point Tiburon and thence has ferry
connections across the bay 90 San
Francisco. The prospective purchasers
are believed 90 be- either the Wander
bits. that they may secure adNan-
tageous terminal facilities for their con-
templated extension 10 this coast, or the
Southern Palette, that u may shut on
the prospective rival from one OF the
best remaining bay terminal points Tor
a great railroad"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

Sensational vote clark.
~. Conrad. -; Mediums, g. FVN, "
Leonard ulepl. ~
In the senate UelFcr occupied q scat
that Mhiisside was yesterday ouHted
from and In joint session voted with
the Republican,.
Washington Two ballots were taken
today. The second resulted
Foster, ~. Wilson. 2ai iiumcH. 70.
Ankenry. 10, Lewis. "a. bridges. I,
caiifornia-on the agnd ballot for
senator there was no change.
PennHylyanin-A caucus ~ The Dem
ocratic senators and representatives
was held this afternoon at which " was
decide 10 remain away from tomorrow
and Mondays session ~ the Joint as
rembly. MANY ~ the legislators have
business to attend "a aud TO prevent an
election ~ United States senator by
the ltuuuhllrnua they have decided 10
absent themselves from the convention.
Tho nnti.Quay Republicans have taken
similar action.
Wiaconnin-Thc were only three
changes Ia the vote Tor United States
senator In the joint convention of the
legislature today. all. from stephen
sou In cook. TIT. made the result
QuafleH. a.. StephenHpn. 2is l,abeock.
is. Cook. 20. Webb 10, Ryan Cpeml, 10.
Nebraska iinyward's Nute took
tumble today dropping TO a. the votes
being distributed among various cam
didniea. The vote was M fallowHi
Allen. uopl. "a. Hayward. 20. Webs
rtrr. 10. Thompson, Weston, a.
Field. o. Reese. .. LnmbcrtHon. !; Hin
shaw. %. Foaa. q Adams. 4 Valentine,
1, Nanduhen, !. Cornish, I. Necessary
TO choice, 90.
pcnnsylVanin--Th result of the 9th
ballot In Joint session Tor United
states senator followHi
quay. ~. jerks. %. DalEcll. 49, stone.
:. Stewart. o. Hun. 6. Irwin, % Tubb-.
I Rice. I Orow, |. Markle. 2. Widcner,
! Ritter. 2, Paired. No.
Delaware 18TH ballot for United
Stutrs senator resulted.
Gray ~ AddiOks. IS; Dupont 10.
chandler. 2. apruhnce 4 Handy. g.
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s,a,emsn, that the Vanderbilt. WIN ~
tend the q. y. to ssn trssri.e..

The confident advance " Vanderbilt
railway stocks In the East has FOR one
Of IL bnHca q maycment Of Importance
TO Utah people, N there " anything In
Wall street rutnorn, which assert that
gigantic consolidation % the Union
Pacific. Chicago a Northwestern. and
oregon Short Line with the New York
Central 4 impending. ON this subject.
New York special 10 the San Fran.
cisco Chrlonclc says.
The secret 81 the movement Il the
discovery OF the fact that the Wander
bits have decided TO complete their
great tfanscontincnthi system by build
Ing an extension % the Union Pacific
from ogden TO San Francisco. the
great commercial port Of the Pacific
coast. Perhaps II would state the mat
ter more accurately Ia say that II has
been discovered that Il " tho purpose
Of the Nandcrbiltt 10 put a decision
which was reached some time ago In
10 execution by commencing operations
ON the extension at an early day.
After discussing the EFFORTS OF the
Nnndcrbiitr to secure the ccf.irnl Pa
cinc. and the threat Of g. y. Hunt
ington To parallel the line ~ thcy ala.
thus causing the scheme 81 purchase
to he given up. the Chronicle dispatch
states!
"But In retiring from that portion Of
the project the NandcrhiltH did not
abandon their purpose of establishing
a direct connection with San Francis
co. They merely resolved to allow
Huntington TO have the dear end 81
the bargain. II the central Pacific
wnr TO be parallelcd. they determined
90 be the ones In do the pnralleling.
They recognized that the satisfaction
OF the first and second mortgages of
the Central Pacific would require an
enormous sum, much greater amount
10.
measurably better road through an
easier country than that traverued by
iIuntinEton'a line. Accordingly they
determined to build an extension from
ogden to San Francisco. With rails
nj 81 ton ana other material cores
pondinEly low. they can construct such
road for hair thu amount II viii take
To get the Central Pacific out of the
hands OF the Government.
Just In what direction from Ogden
toward San Francisco the proposed
extension viii be carried, no one on the
outside knows GA this point the New
York Central folks keep their council
closely. II has been stated that the
road would he carried south through
the Utah coal fields. with one branch
entering the San joaquin valley
through Walkers pass. while another
would IND It's way over the Molnvc
desert. and from thence Into Southern
~ the snrmisea of woll-lnformed men.
The only positively aHccrtnlncd fact N
that tho New York Central II about
to make San Francisco tho objective
of the great system II has built IN. ana
that In doing "a u viii construct road
which win prove n genuine competitor
to the Southern Pacific system"
Tho Chicago Times- Herald says that
the rumora referred 10 In the foregoing
was rot M wholly BY operators In
Wall street. The officials OF the Chi
cnro and Northwestern deny that
there ~ any truth In the rnmor, char
acterlslnR It's assertions nm chlmerical,