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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
MAY BE MERRY WAR.
"''"' I" Agree ON E~ducaiOrs' Com
Ncntion Rates. May Cause
Rates to DrOu

Unless the general passenger agents Of
the Western lines soon unite on rates fo,
IN" National Educational .Associ,,ion.s
convention. To he held at Los Angeles
'ai.. July II to II. a lively rate war viii,
possibly result. beside which the home
seekers excursion business will not be- =
marker.
When the educators settled on California,
as the place for their next convention the
santa fe went after the business and nv
agreeing to Civ" the association s. on
every ticket sold practically secured the
business for that line. This 81 per ,ick,t
does not come out of the SAINT, Fa's
treasury. but is added to the price of zach
ticket. The other lines claimed thai this
fee belonged to the railroads for maintain
ing a bureau in Los Angeles during III,
convention for stamping the return portion
OF the tickets. This is a point on WHICH
tn" Santa Fe and its competitors do nor
aGre''. ana as "A result the passenger fares
TO California may drop 10 a low point.
The Santa Fee holds the whip hand 40
II has It's own line Ia Los Angeles and is
n the position of a dictator. whereas the
other transcontIncntal lines have to
reckon on the arbitrary rate demanded
by the southern Pacific and ii il a we'll
known fact that the southern Pacific does
not do business for the glory of hauling
trains. There is every likelihood that the
Other lines Will not put the rate AT such
n point that there will be no money in the
business.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
KANSAS CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
lure High Team Sc"rr-Stnud-
ing at the Teams.

u mas hc'"ru" III" fashion ~ late 81 beat
records III tho bowling; l",Eu" tournament.
- "n"n IN" MisS"uriS Went on the 1runS-
Wick alleys las; night tu contest with tt.
ftn@Is city Nthl.li,s. they proceeded Ia
SHOW t!lAt they W,r" great SttCkl"rs, for
itShi"n, for they sailed 10y the high team
! seer. mad" hy the Eagles TIA, night he
Tore. and established a Tow record. not
only Tor III" season. but for ali previous
seasons. Their score * the highcs, on
record IN Kansas ciiy and cclips-s Ivy eight
pms IN" seer" made by the owls uhc pres
"hi -Athi'iicS'. ON these same alleys two
years ago. which had stood until last night
A. IN" high water mark for bowling in
Kansas City.
Inc game started AZ "a furious pace. the
Ath'"t:uS marking Gown the first three
ffAin's-ffanklIn getting "a triple strike
"airh VIZ duplicated Icy Pnrtvous. but
Sl.Niey and B!hlir los; ground success
S'H" opens. >" that in the NTH the .Ath-
!rtlcS wrr" II ahead and running easy. Will
son. IN IA" third. got the IIrst strike of IA
44ti, winch Makcpcacc NOR. than equal
ca ny beginning Il quintettc H. III. eighth.
ana tA'S iuslllade OF strike soon gave the
A~i4Ss"urIS the lead which amounted to =,
III the tenth. In the thirteenth. Wilson and
! t'"uS 'dHA started Il quad. and a double
10y Stanley and bIblic about this tim. rlve
"a S4thA lt.Au 'I Is III the
Hi'''Ith. which they increased to - in III.
twentieth and 81 III IN. tw.nty-nfth. hut
'h"! I"st ground IN the las! nv. frames
anu ended t!r came with Il lead of ~ pms.
VIII. or, ~tN"rpIoh. III. 4GulviGuai N,IN
Vas 81 Il hlSn order. but il,. chief interest
WI III tne race between Wilson. Make
I'dI' ana l~ori"Ls. who all rolled Tx.
.'I't5. wilson got two uuaiS. Makep.aca
~" i"uii'rS a triple and a quimtclt.; pDr-
,,"s. a idtblt, q triple and a pua! Will.
t"sf misses wer. ic". Makep,acc had the
nvSt OF IL on strikes. and w;Is able 10 r.lrn
"a" A!SA total of Oh. ana II looked al an.
,ifie Is thoLSh bakers hlgn score of 80
~ '.Sht previous, would b. .uual.I
Stanley and DiblIc finished with good
So.tss. alter getting q poor start.
iitft! was nigh man for III. Athletics
WIN so. ana succeeded in making ever
i'usSih!e spare. Order started poorly, AZ
ne i!t> done in nearly every gam. of LAT.
,ut alitr IN" fourteenth. closed every
iiahlt. ana went over the Ja mark at M.
.ilH. tiacket rolled a steady gam, ali
tnI"uEh, ana counted Il good total. Franz
IN StafttI with a pyrot.chnic display. Inn
~ III. Iire.nth he was carried up in Tie
ar al fae tail of the rocket, and di,i ny
tt-, BACK 10 earth again. Dcit Wa If
ih MS spare work. and finished low. TIE
score: "A
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
The Suburban" nrlt Line BusInrss to
Re t%:rcniIy Facilitated lmdcr
New Itcrtmr.

j. III. Pickering. for tn" past anvcn years
superintendent "i The Elusus city Suhur-
ban Bel: railroad. and Notwithstanding
tina: he was Superseded some time ago lay
w. l. Stevenson, failed to deliver the Of
ice 10 his successor until Tuesday night.
All day Yesterday Mr.. Stevenson WAS very
busy getting matters arranged on plans
outlined 10y the general manager and which
VIII greatly iltil!tit" the handling al the
trains ana the business of the road. IN"
diSpatchcrS viii l." placed at l<cnuChc
junction. where the Kansas city. Pitts
burg ~ Gull, "fris"n.' Chicago Great
Western. ST. Joseph ~ Grand Island and
Kansas city " Northern CONNECTING lines
lciV" til" Bolt line tracks. and all train
orders Will lac issued at that point. Thorr
HIS been considerable" complaint OF de-
lays by tn. shippers; aud railroads using
tn" Belt line tracks. but this will l." oh
waited under the new system OF handling
tn. iiIsin.NS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Events mt Onklnud.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Results an
Oakland t"-daN. Weather RAINY. Ira. X
sloppy. summary:
First "'-Futurity course. Judge Stnf-
fer. Jos liUtr"rt. : 1" !. wou. Pony Lycalz,.
lri 'MCN!rklr%l- - 10 l ard Il tn /, second
Widow Jones. Jet N. jones'. y 10 !. third.
Time. l:l3'..
second race rurlonss: selling. Jerry
Hunt. ll5 ofigcottp. : :" |. Won. Rio Chi,6.
Ia ,Thorpel. 1 I" l and ? 10 >. second: Juya.
los ,;. jones'. L. 10 !. third. Time. l:o%.
Third face mill: selling. lnnovatnr,
ll hkullmnnl, ; to !. Won lnmoui. Ia;
,Thorpr'. even and ont. second. Harry
Thatcher lm N. Jot"s'. ; - !. third.
Time. ~.
Fourth race Lie miles: selling. Ton
Mast. IL fiullmani. : /" = Won. Moriuca.
H. ulh,vIu,'. { 10 {" second. Tom calvert.
l"l Nj NickltSt. - t. ! third. Time. l-5.i-.
ri;th rto"-M Mil, selling; Malay. 10. ,Bulf-
;nAnl. 3 to ! Won Whal'hack. Il" l'Issotu.
tern. = 10 !. third. Tine. I;+tir
sixth r,cena t%urloms> parse. Highland
Ia, lfullmdul. : 10 / and : TO >. second:
MliUstay. rs trhnrpe'. 10 :. third. Time.
IL
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
HE WAS TOO TIMID.
Ars".cd in Ills Wedding suIt. lie
Lacked Nerve eo Tell uis Parents
of Ills M~nrrlaxe.

From the New York Press.
No reluctantly admitted John Hub
rath, at tn" home of his brides parents.
No. II Poplar street. Jersey City. reccr,ly.
pa and ma have not sorg ven M. yet for
getting married But | guess they'll rome
round in time"
Mrs. HGhrdth. who until last Wednesday
night Was Miss Eugene ClIudct. blush.d
~prettily and put her arms aIound ner young
husbands neck.
But you don't regret 1t. do you. dear"
she asked.
with much firmness. I'm very glad your
mother cam. after me-
IN" wedding had been set for last
"Wednesday night. fiubrath who is Il years
old. and who lived with hi- parents at No.
l"i Grove street. was to gp To his brides
nous. 1T \ O'Clock. and they We're to drive
together TO the Residence Of Rev. Mr.. J.
{. i,utrs. of st. johns German Evangelical
Lutheran church. in North street. After
IN" ceremony there WAS to be Il reception
at the home of tn. c!audcts.
fi"ht O'Clock came. and there was 10
bridegroom. Half an hour later Hubrath
had not appeared. and Miss CIal,det was in
tears and almost Mysteries. Her mother
was indignant. and started TO find the rardy
bridegroom.
Mr.. Claude, reached the Hubra,h house.
rang the doorbell. and when Mr.. and Mrs.
Iuhrath appeared demanded an explana-
ton. They We're much surprised They
said John had not told them il was his
opposed to his marrying for Il few years
Yet. He was too young, his parents said.
But where is john" demanded Mrs.
Clauiet.
Hes in the front parlor." said his moth
er. Hes all dressed up. He told us he
was going to a little party"
Mrs. Claudet burst in upon John. who
was sitting alone on the sofa. arrayed in
his wedding suit. He looked sheepish and
twiddlci his thumbs.
Are you coming with me-" she de-
mandcd.
why. of course" stammered John. 81
didn't know il WAS s o'clock yet" Then he
explained painfully to his parents the state
of affairs. They refused TO go to the we'd
ding or attend the reception. but bots func-
tionS came off successfully. notwithsxanI-
ing the delay
oh. John. how could YOU keep me wait
ing like this sobhsd Eugene. when hNt
mother appeared with the tardy bridegroom
in tow.
Honest. Gene" said John. Il didn't have
the nerve to tell the folks
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
RYAN WINS IN THE EIGHTH.
%alcnrI. cmonstratr Tint
Uc Wns Outrtasscd by the
SNracu.r star.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March l.-SiNicen
hundred U~opl. witnessed TIA" Slov" contest
This afternoon between Tommy Ryan, of
SrraciiSs. y. y. and charles Johnson. of
Minneapolis. I:nth men entered the ring in
good condition hut II MAS apparent in The
FIRST round that johnson WAS no match for
RYAN. Ryan seemed 10 have measured his
man fully in the iiist round. and in the
second let him do most of the lighting.
johnson forced the lighting ia the third
round hut could mot do mucn damage. lie
received several sin jtbS i'll the rihS. After
pm, fourth Ryan had the hight his own WAY.
H.. ..iLnth round Johnson WIS knock, q
NNn thr,, times lN blows III rh. stomach
aud ribs amd The last tim" Ms counted ont.
Tho winner MAS challenged al The f4nS~ih-
ty Australian Jimmy Ryan. The challenge
N,s prnmpth ac,-i.l,J and March > MAS
named for the dat. ri IN" meeting.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
UNIONS GROWING.
Leather Workers fake In Fifty Menu
bers-New Union to He Formed
Next Sunday.

Among the many Indications of the in
creasinc strength of union labor in Kansas
City is the rapidly increasing size of the
Leatherworkers' Union. This union is one
of the strongest and already had 30 men,
hers. when last nights addition Increased
that number by - per cent. Nearly the
whole evening was occupied In the initia-
ton OF the fifty Kew members into L.eath-
erworkerS' Union No. |.
The strike at the Meadow Tile and Man
te! Company's works has been declared off.
the managers Of the company having
signed an agreement with Business Agent
Russell. as representative of the Tile
Workers Union. to employ only union men
hereafter.
The painters union has secured an agree
ment with the principal employers of the
city to the effect that ~ cents an hour
is to he the rate of wages and only union
men are to be employed.
A new union will be formed Sunday
which will affiliate with the Building
Trades Council at once. II will be Il union
Of the cement tinisherS of the city. but
what the number of the lodge will be is
not yet known.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
WITHDRAW SECRET RATES.
Railroads Want L" Pool Issues 50 as
to Maintain Rate Sit
uUtiOu,

1t was pretty we'll known that some of
the weak lines were shading rates on east
bound traffic. but Yesterday all rates below
tariff Were pulled ont and now all lines are
quoting nothing but printed tariff rates.
This is said to be the direct result of the
conference between the presidents of the
Western lines ara the Interstate
commission. held III Washington on Tues
DAY.
The railroad men seem to b. we'll salts
fled that the rate situation viii never he
firm until there is Il law that will permit
of pooling and the weaker lines being
granted 4 certain percentage OF the bust
re>S. m tn. other hand. the commercial
interests are in i measure opposed to a
pool. a. they are afraid that such an mr.
Management will hc the result Of higher
rates and they Will not receive the same
Consideration a. l. now enjoyed. How
ever this may be. the railroads ar. do
ing all in their power t. get legislation
that viii permit 1htm 70 ponl is.lts.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
General Railroad Notes.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Southwestern freight bureau will be held in
Z. W White. general Western agent o:
the central Of Georgia railroad. at ST.
Louis. was IN the city Yesterday.
discovery q Ho,e S]nrlnsS Ark; by. De-
Soto" j. III. tt'T of 81 handsome. brochure
Issued hy thc passenger department OF the
Missouri Pacific.
The Burlington ticket Office on Union
av,Hu" viii i' move! iHto th- lobby OF The
blossom house opposite the new entrance
TO the Union depot.
The southern Pacific is issuing a NINA
tnr' train tspresrailnE the famous sun
- limited. which crosses the continent
vi TIE Souther. route.
The Missouri Pacihr has issued a tariff
Qao-:uG II cents i"r l." pounds uu Hour and
wheat from Kansas civ 20 Nv nGI-au>
and Mobile. when :rr export. T.is makes
the sam. rate via al. iiE.-.
The regular denial meeting o: the
freight representatives Of Kansas City lines
was held Yesterday afternoon in the Ollie
OF the Wabash railroad. Tn representa-
lives say il was ,Ae raIE.st meeting II TN.
year. as there We're no accusations 10
deny.
". NJ. Por,eous. agent Of the Canadian
Pacinc Despatch: ]. Y Pal.rn. we>thound
agent Of tn Vest Shore railroad. and j. l..
Penny. Join, cpminrry5il agent Of the Ter
m:naI Railway AS>or:a-!pn. all .. 81. Louis.
ness.
TIE meeting Of the Western Passenger
Association Today n Chicago Wi. take up
tn question - 20 the minimum number of
nils to 10. c..ay-.-G under tn crca-n;.al
system h.for. o'r = entitled 20 u rebate
OF ! cent Ter mile. L i possible that no
change vi! l." made.
Ii was affirmed in New York to-day that
The expected chang in the Delaware.
l~-tckuwaru4 u Western railroad w5u i
take place a.: q ,iire, Tors meeting to-day.
when n. formal resignation uf presidents,
S-a4n VIII y. referred and ha VIII ~ elect
eG chairman %: tia board OF directors.
william II. True,Caia Will be elected 10
sIcCeed NJ. Sloan as PRESIDENT
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
UNION PACIFIC LANDS.
sale vii Commence Next Monday
aud Involve Sp"."oO Acres
in Nebraska.
OMAHA. NEE. March L-Next Mnnd

OMAHA. NEB.. March Next Nondav
morning AZ le O'Clock al the court house in
this city. vii! begin the sale Of the Union
Pacific lands IL Nebraska. about Sl.ao
acres. Special Master Day. OF ST. Paul, has
been appointed by Judge Sanho:u To con-
duet the sale. Bids Wi! b- received UPON
any government subdivision Down 70 forty
acres. but SINCE lie accTesate II n.ds must
equal The amount Of the foreclosure mort
CAGES. with accrued interest and eNn.uS..S
III. blanket hid ot Union Pacific interests
VII uEgGc~tionahly capture tar whole par
Gel. Following this sale the special mas
Ter wln g. on 10 Utah and Wyoming IN
similarly dispose ~ IG- remainder 81 yaa
4.t.or acres included IN III. foreclosure
proceedings.
N. u. Cornish. row vic. president nf
the Union Pa.l.ic and president OF the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02

y. H. Black. Of the Missouri vallev
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Teachers Institute saturday.

In the general session of the teachers
institute AT the Corral high school n"Nt
Saturday morning. The ere Case Will talk
about III. .olier and the New Kansas
CITY, The Manual Training orchestra.
under tn" direction Of Professor Armand
Miller. viii furnish thc Music. with It vi"-
lin solo by EaSsic Russell.
In the meeting of the principals section,
J. &. Richardson. professor "f foreign Ian
grase= ar the Manual Training high school
Will read a paper uIon the History of the
Term .Apr~.rceVtion."
This will he discussed hv Elm. j. Web
ster. principal OF The Hamilton school. and
Principal W. II. Martin. ot the Switzer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
A Triple WOnin n.

Edgar Sal:us IA f.l.l.Ts We-A!y-
Nile. Ike, the Boston young woman in
whom Or. Moron Price has discovered
three distinct personalities. mus, t. ii hos,
in herself. Physically attractive. psych!ca!-
iy sympathetic. aha sub.!miEr!ly erthral,-
i.S, she represents d C!eSCesao OF charms
and ills u .D.s-:-l- want. S''Ce the davs
OF myth. IN. m.tdmorrhoses uf OVID ard
the researches o. cha-cvt, no ono has sic
ceei-d ia So pleatifully eInbodyiny the
it.,l. So Nils not merely a want. but the
IDbs.u sdli az .Antonpe-wIth pulse al,
Spr!u= neither 10 drV on. save br. Price
sf.. reveals her rare and radiant selves Is
the knot OF the prob!cnl. Even otherwise
there : "a. beauty of that problem and
,uerr also. II may he IL lue secret OF .ripI..
personality and complex charm \ con
v-uIeu- analogy l. supplied by the violin.
lntrrIG-atiy the artist. happening along
produces from II harrnonics difuse 2
multiple. But though the artist may
tract from II q succession Of souls. 10
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
SMALL BOY LOST.
and His Absence Was Not No.
ttced TIL Train Left,

The depo; officials We're notified Yesterday
noon that Il hoy had been left at the depot
at 40 ii. m. by the Santa Fe train for Col
orado. They We're not able to find him. and
while il was still on the platform and
bearded another train by mistake. His
name. age and description could not he
furnished the depot master. as all the
local officials knew was given In a brief
dispatch from the conductor of the train.
The child was to go alone to Pueblo. Col.
a ticket was purchased by the parents
and given to the conductor. He was placed
on the train after it left the depot in Kan
charge. 1t was not until the train was
leaving Topeka that the little fellows alb
seIce WITS discovered. He had NOT been
on the trai natter it left the depot In Kan
CIV
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
CITY NEWS N PARAGRAPHS,

Union No. IL. Of the Amalcamatei Wood.
WORKERS. VIII hold Il special meeting To-
night al The Trades hall ~ III. Walnut
street.
The poSto.,ice department has ordered the
establishment Of >uh-statiou NJ. 10 on
rhiriy-th:rd and Woodland. To AXE ,ffert
july !.
nr. 4. NJ. Carter. treasurer. and profess
Sor uf diseases al children ard applied .hrr-
.sl'eu'lc> IN the Columbian medical college
mas resigned.
N~ncGworksr~ Union No. l. W.! have a
special meeting Thursday evening. March >
y large attendance Is expected. dS Spm,.
le-y important matter will be considered.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Maximum Clause Withdrawn.

The Southwestern bureau has issued the
following amendment Ia is tariff: Rates
named in tariff "a amended to or from
TEXAS points. must under no circumstance
le applied az minimum TO or from inter
mediate points on Santa Fe in Kansas.
oklahoma or Indian Territory The
amendment affecting the Missouri. Kansas
IL Texas applies 10 points in Indian and
Oklahoma Territories.
, II - Nv i"'"' a. a W.
Territories and will not be affected by the
TeNlS common point rate as heretofore.
when the common point rate applied as III.
maximum on commodities and classes. l.;
also establishes the & cent ditferential from
Omaha to territory named.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Hooking NuIIcN HNnds.

NEW uEK March 1.-The Hooking Val
ley Railroad COMPANY gives motto. that II
has made arrangement with j. i. Morgan
~ 60. I" extend tn" first mortGaC" sinking
fund bonus issued bv the Columbus " lock
ing Valley Railroad Company (which ma
tured and hay" been extended during III,
rcCciv,vsEip, from April | next TO October
|. l:iS. with interest at I per cent per an
HCm. principal and interest payable in
gold. the lien of III. mortgage now securing"
said bonds to continue unim,aired. The
right TO extend bonds is reserved TO such
of the present holders as shall deposit the
sam. for that purpose with !. /. Morgan
X CO., on or hefuI. April | next.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Port Arthur Celebration.

II. c. orr. general passenger agent. and
+. \. Hornheck, land commissioner. Of the
Kansas city. I%ittSburg " Gulf railroad,
have issued Il Joint circular letter calling
attention to III. celebration to he held on
March - III Port Arthur. when the canal
is completed and The waters of the Guif
and Sabine LAKE Will h. connected. This
celebration promises 10 bring together dis
tinSuished visitors from New YORK, Lon
don, Paris. Amsterdam and many other
points in the world.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
C0n,pro mise Hay Rates.

The transportation committee of the Hay
Dealers Association met yesterday and pre-
pared a counter proposition TO the railroads
for lower rates on hay from Northwestern
remembered that the railroads at a recent
meeting prepared =. tariff on hay rom
consult the Kansas City interests. Il was
found that III. rates were not as low as
they should be when the distance was
considered. ana the new proposition which
has been forwarded to e. \. Parker. chair
nan OF the Western trunk lines al Chi
CaEO. is in the nattlre of a Co~mprOmise.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Wants n commission Created.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The Industrial
commission today gave Il hearing to John
Z. Wilson. chief Of the brotherhood Of
halfway T~rackmen. Of ST. Louis, regarding
Industrial conditions in the West. Mr.. Viii
son expressed the opinion that the system
under which the railways in the United
States are operating al present has Il de-
moralizIn. influence on the public. He be-
lieVed the II BORING classes would be greatly
helped 10y II" creation of A commission TO
which all classes of employees could appeal
ami present their grievances without fear
of DISCHARGE.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
we.,rrn Ass"cinuton Meeting.

PEORIA. ILL. March IA meeting of
Tepr"s' %ntativ"s from eight cities which will
mako up IN" Western baseball Association.
was he'd in l'"y hotel this afternoon. They
Were ". q. BRYAN. Peoria: q. W. IIuIt.
Rockford; NJ. W. Wright and Pat Wright,
Sprimsiicld. NJ ~: sexton and l.. II. Eddy.
den iiill. Cedar Rapids: 4. w. Eohlrr and
William kr"igg, Bloomington. +. l.. Adj
Ter. ottumwa. ana President J. $. Brown.
Rockford.
Each club will deposit 500 forfeit 10
guarantee The schedule. a salary limit Is
liked AT S'-N per Month. 4 guarantee of
So is made To Wis. ny clubs and holiday
r"c''ipts are to be div. 'ol. The season will
open May " and 10 games will bc played.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02

college. NJ Marshall. will talk To tho pupils
Of the Central high school mex, Friday
morning. Miss Mabel Fisher and George
I'uIfz will furnish the music with Piano
and whistlirg solos. Miss. Edith Daven-
port will DO accompanies.
The March number Of the high school
Iumin1ry appeared y"sterlay. The fol-
lowing are contributors: Walter f:rowu-
son. Ruby Archer. Bessie Singleton. Lee
Shippny. Lolita IIswsOn. John ". SjI!s
Wood &. Ritter. Virginia Mon.ger, Annie
Folk. Helen Masters and T.Ianch Jordan.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
New. Missouri Railroad.

JEFFERSON CITY. NO. March 1.-The
St. Louis. Iowa a. Northern Railway Com
pany was chartered by he secretary Of
state to-day. Capital stock is SS.Hr."H. aud
Houehiand. J. s. Farley. Charles 5. Pierce.
and II. l.. Baker. i:l,lon. Ia: j. II. Ready.
William VI. Mitchell. II. X. Berry and
". NJ. Mitchell. Jr.. nf ST. Louis. The road
will hc extended from t.lion. Ia. through
Iowa and Missouri in a general Southerly
direction t" ST. Louis. Mileage, 2I..2" in
Iowa. and ~ in Missouri with its offices
at Mexico. Mo-, and F.lior, la.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-02
Reach nm Agreement.

j. McI'. Trimhle. president of the Port
Arthur Channel ~ Dock Company. and the
NountZe brothers. representing the Sabine
Land ~ Improvement company, have
reached an agreement and all III" rouhles
between the two companies have been
alnicahly settled. The StS UT damage suit
AGAINST the k"untzc brothers has been
Withdrawn AID the latter agree not to in
terp"se any further obstacles TO the com
pl"tion of Tie project. Thus ends one of