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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-28

Jeffries says his fighting eolors red white and
blue. His opponents colors viii black and blue
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
WRECK OF THE MORGAN CITY.
1t Appears Tint the Accident Came
Near Being an Appalling
CatasfrOphc.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. s, VIA VICTORIA,
b. c.. Sept. l9.-InteTesting details are at
hand of the wreck of the American trans
port. Morgan City, in the Inland sea of
Japan. 1t appears that 1t came very near
being an appalling catastrophe. Striking
upon reef at o clock in the morning, the
ship remained fast until daylight. when.
by adopting the eXpedient of pushing the
men alternately from one side TO the other,
the ship was rolled from the rocks into
deep water where she ut once began to
ill rapidly. She headed for the shore of
tant, sinking perceptibly with every yard
of progress. She reached the beach barely
4 minute before otherwise going under
The discipline OF the men WAS admirable
and all We're gotten ashore in safety. The
SeamanShip shown appears not to have
been so admirable. as no precautions were
taken to make the boat fast to the shore
removing stores, the transport lying very
nearly bows under, but well af1oat in the
after part. Late in the afternoon. without
warning, she slid off the steep beach and
sank in about six fathoms.
A more favorable or more picturesque
found The island of Inoshma is about 4
dozen miles from Hiroshima, chief city of
the Inland sea. Almost instantly came aid
from the japanese authorities, the cruiser
1osohome being at once dispatched and
the Red Cross Society sending a relief eX-
pedition. The troops are loud in their
appreciation of japanese kindness.
A pleasant episode for the shipwrecked
men was the passing of the scene by the
Empress of India, which stopped for some
hours and proffered everything which
could be done In the way of aid.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20

Company 1: Walter A. Hubbard. Edward
+. Harris, Company X: Frederick Arkell.
Company l.: George w. Smith, Company
NJ; Wagner Harry f. Wagner. Company
A: Privates Marvin ]. Powell, Company b:
William c. Murphy. Louis d. Rushton and
Rupe and Albert Shaughnessy. Company
Il: Henry Rattleff. Company. f; Austin r.
Mills, Company II: Joseph Scott, Charles
!: William p. Mcclure and William II.
Scheer, Company X: Leslie G. Setter,
James W. Wilson and William Wolf, Com
pany l.: William J., Hall. Richard Lund-
duist. John r. Quick. Company NJ; Guy w.
Ludington, Charles Fl. Reasoner, Company
a: Corporal Alban C. Nelson. Artilicer
John Kennedy. Privates Arthur C. Howe,
Edward L. Mcclure and William B.
Sprague. Company C; Corporal Alex r.
Hunt. Company q; Corporal Elvie Allison
and Private Andrew Dalton, Company X;
Lambert 2. SteInmetz, Company L.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
GOVERNMENT MAY GET $3.50, 200
OF VANDERBILT ESTATE.
WAR TAX is 2 IL PER CENT
TAX OF PER CENT TO GO TO THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
II Is Not Believed That Mr.. Wander
biIt Made Amy Deeds of Gift to
His Family in Order to
Evade the Tax
Laws.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19-Until the will Of
the late Cornelius Vanderbilt is filed for
probate ii will not be known how much
Federal war revenue tax and how much in
heritance tax to New York state Will be
paid out of it.
= The law requires that the executors of
the estate shall make TO the collector OF
internal revenue report of the amount of
the icgacies under the will, and the COL
!ector may accept their report or make an
investigation TO determine its correctness
before he proceeds 10 collect the war rev.
enue tax on the legacies under the will
ne collector has power 10 seize property
OF the estate if such 4 course is necessary
10 collect the tax. For the collection of the
inheritance tax Collector Coer is the au-
thorlzed agent. 1t is probable that the
surrogate will appoint an appraiser to de-
!, termine the amount of the estate which is
p subject to the inheritance tax under the
law.
Inc war revenue tax on the legacies, il
Is expected, will be 2i2 per cent, as 1t is be-
heved that Mr.. Vanderbilt left his fortune
10 his wife and children. If. as has been
rumored, he left 10 members of his family
as much as sl50.e0O,C00, the war revenue
tax alone would be S3.700,O5a. The Inherit
ance tax due the state of New York, at
PNi NNhN' huulu De nedIlE Sl,Jpb,VUb, ana
the estate would pay in war revenue tax
and inheritance tax considerably over
5000 coo
II has been suggested that Mr. Wander
bilt may have made deeds of gift to MEM
bers OF his family, so as to avoid the pay
ment OF so large a sum In taxes on his
estate. II papers for such deeds We're
drawn seme time before his death and left
unrecorded, a question might arise as to
their validity in warding off the tax No
information regarding such deeds has been
obtained by the officials. Controller Coler
said:
Il. do not believe that AIr. Vanderbilt
took any step 10 avoid the payment Of the
tax on his estate. He was not the kind of
a man TO resort TO any underhand method
OF Keeping from the government or the
state what belonged to either
William Rockefeller was to-day elected
q member of the board of directors of the
New York Central railroad to succeed the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt.
William h. Vanderbilt succeeds his
brother, the late Cornelius Vanderbilt as
president of the New York & Harlem River
railroad.
H. Nick. Twombley was elected n men,
Der of the board of directors of the New
York & Harlem River railway to take the
place made vacant by the death of Corne-
illus Vanderbilt
A meeting OF the board of directors Of
the Wagner Palace Car Company was also
held, but no statement given out.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
LIEUT.. COL. MILEY DEAD.
He Was Inspector General OF yolun.
teers Mt ManiIa-Wlth Shafter
mt Santiago.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1a-Iieutenant
Colonel John L. Miley. inspector general
of volunteers, died to-day at Manila. The
information reached the war department
in a cablegram from General Otis. His
death was due 10 cerebral meningitis, at
tendant on typhoid fever.
Colonel Miley's rank in the regular army
WAS tlrst lieutenant, Second artillery
lNDlANAPOLIS. IND, Sept l9.-In
speaking of Lieutenant Colonel Miley.
whose death is reported from Manila to,
day, Senator Beyeridge said:
am shocked by the news of the death
Well. While In the Philippines was with
MIN a great deal. He was splendid man
as well as good soldier. He had literary
ahllltE that would have Won him a name
1t Will be recalled that he was with Shat
Ter at Santiago. and that he had written
ably OF that campaign for some of the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
WHISKY is POISON.
It Not Only Destroys the Body and
Mind, but ParaIyzes the
VIII Power.

Every man who drinks to excess has
been poisoned. The whole lining of the
stomach has been covered with n catarrhal
growth by the whisky, and the more one
ton become. 1t is then 4 physical question
simply. the will may be. never so strong.
A man may desire to remain sober: he
and he ma,e , Iaken zen the most solemn % ht inds
ment and intentions, but the liquor VIII
overcome him unless the physical condi-
ton is relieved
The Bartlett Cure is Il course of medi-
cine 10 undo the crave for liquor and build
up the depleted nerves and weakened stom-
ach caused by the use of liquor. 1t has the
Endorsement of the medical profession as
q! harmless and permanent cure for the
liquor habit.
Write for book on cause, effect and cure
of alcoholism.
THE BARTLETT CURE CO,
SO Arlington bldg, corner 10th and Walnut
sts.. Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
FOR AN ILLINOIS CANAL.
Convention TO Be Held Mt Peoria to
Consider Uniting the MissiSsip-
pi and the Lakes

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Plars for the hold
ing of convention to consider the ques-
ton of the construction of a waterway
suitable for vessels of ordinary draught
from the Great lakes to the Mississippi
river by way of the Illinois river are prac-
lcally completed and Il committee has is
sued Il call for the convention. to be held
IN Peoria. October 10. County Judges of
the counties most Interested are invited to
name delegates to the convention In addi-
uon, Governor Tanner, Senators Mason
and Cullom. Illinois congressman, trustees
OF the sanitary district and members of
the committees of the Illinois Valley Ae-
sociation will be entitled to memberships.
The call is signed by Martin Ilingman. of
Peoria, as chairman, and r. r. Bourland.
secretary Delegates have also been in
vited from st. Louis
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
To Think Well Means
SUCCESS
Healthy Brains
ARE MADE BY
GRAPE-NUTS.
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THE STUDY OF FOOD.

, When man knows that he depends on
food alone from which to make his brains
and that his success in life is largely ow-
ing to the kind of brains he has. It would
seem the part of wisdom to study food
bit.
All men do not have the opportunity to
make careful analytical study of the
subject and are satisfied to have the food
experts attend 70 this for them.
A food especially made to supply the
nourishing elements needed to rebuild the
brain and nervous centers bears the name
Grape-Nuts, and its use for ten days or
two weeks produces a sturdy, substantial
and powerful condition of the thinking
machinery, enabling one to do things, 10
make money or succeed in whatever enter
prise is reasonably undertaken.
Systematic, logical, concentrated think
ing IS the one requisite to success and that
needs good healthy brains, well hourished,
and and the waste supplied ,e each day. Grape
and being in the form of delicious food
they have become a welcome addition to
the tables of brainy people in all parts of
the country
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
SILLY LONDON TALES.
Newspapers Represent New York MS
"Frenzied With Excitement"
Over Dewey's Coming.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The English papers
have been printing ridiculous dispatches
daily regarding the international yacht
race. The Daily Mail, which q short time
ago seriously announced that number of
Americans had gone mad because they
could not discover the ShamrOcks lines
to-day pictures the whole of New York in
an almost similar condition, saying the
Americans are the most emotional people
in the world. and that. in addition to the
yacht race, Admiral Deweys coming has
made the people "frenzied with excite
ment"
The English people take all this literally
and many unpleasant comments over
Americans lack Of self-control are heard
MOST OF the English papers to-day have
specials speakil approvingly of the sham
rocks trial yesterday. but the Times cor
respondent cables that II compared unfa-
Norabiy with the Columbias performance
under similar weather conditions.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
MANY KANSANS DISCHARGED.
Long List of Those Who Were In
vaIided Home From Manila
Mustered Ont,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-(Special) The
following members of the Twentieth Kan
sas volunteers. now at Presidio, Cal. have
been discharged: Corporal Frank 1. Sam
pie, Priyates William f. Ledger. Company
G: Charles ID. Wait, Company y: James S.
Mills, Company r.; Frank A. Smith, Com
George II. Helwig, Company A; Walter
Hughes. Company ID; Arthur Hollingshead,
Gus r. Hamilton and Edward Hemphill.
Company L; Lamont W. Hubbell. Com
pany NJ: Jerry c. Springstead, Company A;
Artificer Charles A. Hetson, Company b:
Privates William Laudenschlager and Will
lam w. Taylor, Company C; Elmer II.
Asher, Company +; Fred 'Atchison. Com
pany G; Thomas j. Davidson and Camp
bell H. Scott, Company II: William Tull
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
DETROIT AT La GUAYRA.
Was Sent There to Guard American
Interests Daring the Rev

WASHINGTON, Sept 19-The cruiser
Detroit has reported her arrival at La
GuayTa, Venezuela. where she was sent
to look after American interests in con-
nection with the uprising in that republic
Commander ,Hemphill gave no information
on the status of-afTairs, but IL is under
stood that there is no disturbance in the
immediate vicinity Of La Guayra As re-
ports have appeared that desperate fight
ing was in progress at Port CabeIlo. the
Detroit may make the trip to this port.
which is next in importance 10 La Guayra
The navy department stands ready to send
another shin to Venezuela should the state
department request, and, in that case, the
Newark will 60
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
RAINY SEASON HINDERs.
Early Operations In the
Philippines.

WASHINGTON Sept. 19.-According to
official advices received at the war depart
ment to-day, General Otis has been dis
appointed in carrying out several military
movements contemplated at this time by
reason of the continued rains. He fears
now that the American troops will be able
to do little. if anything, in the way of ag-
gressive action before November >. !. The
authorities had hoped to get news OF sew
eral important engagements, plans of
which they have known for some time
In some respects they consider that the de-
lay will be beneficial. BY November Gen;
will therefore be able to put larger army
into the field and begin a much more ag-
gressive campaign than is possible at pres
ont
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
MORE MONEY FOR DEPosITORs.
Defunct First National of Emporia
to Pay Another 10 Per Cent,
Making 10 Per Cent i'm All.

EMPoRIA. IAS, Sept 19.-(Specialo
Receiver Albaugh. of the defunct First
National bank, to-day received a letter
from the comptroller of the currency ap-
proving n proposed dividend of 10 nar
cent. The dividend will be paid in Tho
early part of October. This viii be 20 nor
cent In the seven months Mr. AIbaurh
has been receiver. This is the cream of
the aAsets. and unless the suits brought
against William Martindale result fayorN
ably for the bank very little more money
can be expected ''
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Double Murder in Texas.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. 19-Late last
night. in the northern part of the county
man named Dudley killed James Smith
and Berry O'Kelley, whom he found with
his wife on his return from a business
trip. The sheriff has gone to the scene of
the crime. 1t is stated that Dudley and
his wife have left the community O'Kel-
ley was found dead on the floor, his head
split open with an AK. Smith was lying
on the bed with his throat cut.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Sumner County High school.

WELLINGTON, KAS., Sept. 19.-(Special)
The Sumner county high school began its
third year to-day with an enrolment of
245. The additions to the teaching force are
graduate of the University of Kansas, as
instructor in English; Miss Fol Hotchkiss.
a graduate of this years class in the Uni
versity of Minnesota, as assistant in Latin
and German. The school is maintained at
county expense, but the buildings are pro
vided by the city of Wellington
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
MUST GO UNDER ESCORT.
Spanish Ships Not to Be Permitted to
Go After Spanish Prisoners
I sIono

: WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.--The war de-
partment has approved the action of Gen.
eral Otis in refusing to allow the Spanish
ships to go to ports controlled by the in
surgents to take away Spanish prisoners.
These ships, however, will be allowed 10
proceed to such ports under the escort of
vessels of the United States. The transfer
of the Spanish prisoners to the ships will
be under the direction and control of the
United States officers. The war depart
ment Will allow no communication between
Aguinaldo and his agents and the Span
iards who may go to bring away the Span
ish prisoners.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT.
Three Union Miners Sentenced to Six
Months imprisonment by an
Illinois Court

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Sept l9.-Judge
Allen, in the. United States circuit court
this afternoon sentenced Lindolph Bcitz,
alias Waidyi William Canselar and james
Galloway, to serve six months in the Sam
canon county jail fo- contempt of court
Beitz Canselar and Galloway are union
miners formerly employed at the St I.ouis
and Big Muddy Coal company's mine at
strikers.
Shortly after the mine went into +be
hands of Receiver C. II. Bosworth. Judge
Allen issued an injunction restraining ali
persons from interfering with the man
aSement of the property. This Injunction
was violated by Beitz, Canselar and Gallo
way.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
New Missouri Charters.

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. 19.-(SpecIalo
Secretary of State Lesueur to-day issued
certificates of incorporation to the follow
ing companies:
The Cooper County Title Abstract Com
pany, of Boonville; capital stock, 6.0O0.
Incorporated by D. +. Draffen, Ernest
Chambers. T.. A. WIdser and others
The Modern Home Investment Company.
of Kansas City, capital, $4,000. Incorpor,
ated by J. G. English, NJ. +, John j. and
Simon r. Green.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
JEALOUS WOMAN'S CRIME.
Shot Her Husband Three Times, and
Then Attempted to XIII
Herself.

PORT HURON, MICH, Sept. 19-As a
result of domestic quarrel to-day Judson
Herrendon has three bullets in his body,
and Mrs. Herrendon Is dying. After the
shots Were fired, the wounded man was
found staggering about his apartments
with blood pouring from three wounds.
His wife lay across her bed, rendered un-
conscious by a bullet wound in the temple
Herrendon says his wife suddenly rose
from the breakfast table and left the room
She returned. revolver in hand. and fired
three shots at him, wOundng him in the
neck. abdomen aud elbow. The woman's
death is momeftarily expected. Herren-
don's recovery Is very doubtful.
The wife's jealousy appears to have
caused the tragedy.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
tn Do mission work in Africa.

MARYVILLE, MO-. Sept. 19.-(Special)
This was the second day of the missionary
institute which is being held at the Mary
vile Presbyterian church, in honor of Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Dagger, who are to
leave IN a few weeks for Africa, where
they will be supported rs missionaries by
the Presbyterians of Maryviile. Mr.. Dagger
preached the missionary sermon last night.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Kansas City Man Sues for Damages.

FORT SCOTT. I<AS., Sept. 19.-tSpecial)
NJ. II: Wood. of Kansas City, manager of
the National Loan Investment association,
suit for sI6S00 damages against Keene &
Gates ana J. ]. Sheppard. attorneys of this
city, because of circulars which the law
yers have been sending out 10 stockholders
asking them to call, and saying the institu
ton was in n serious condition.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
WOMAN SUES FOR ISLANDER.
A NeiEhbOr Said She Couldn't Make
Good Brend-S5,OOO Is Asked


ABILENE, KAs.. Sept. 19-(Speciai)
Mrs. Louise Catch, formerly of Topeka,
sued Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwendener,
wealthy neighbors. to-day for 5000 dam
ages, charging Mrs. Schwendener. with
writing letters rejecting on the plaintiffs $
bread and is not n good housekeeper The
plaintiff also has divorce suit pending
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Duel With Coal Picks,

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Sept 19.-Tom
Harris and Butler Blakely. convicts, fought
a duel with coal picks in slope No. Q, at
Pratt mines. The men were at work min
ing coal and quarreled about n trivial mat
ter. Blakely aimed his pick at Harris
head. but missed. whereupOn Harris buried
his weapon in Blakely's heart killing him
instantly. Self-defepse is Harris plea
The dead man was from Mobile.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
of Signing His own Name.

ST. JOSEPH. MO-. Sept. 19.-(special)
Edward L.. Cook, a we'll known sporting
man. was to-day convicted in the United
States district court of forging the nam.
of f. l.. Cook. of Clarksdale, Mo. to a
money order and obtaining the cash SEN
tence is deferred. Lee Frizzell, a farmer.
was convicted of train robbery, and John
w. Nicholson pleaded guilty to train rob-
berry, and will be sentenced later
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Two Georgia Men As.n..inntca

MACON, GA, Sept 19-Paul Johnston
n merchant, and director of the Bank of
Macon, and Ed Triplett. negro. who was
riding with him, were shot and killed bv
unknown parties while en- route from Ma
con to Singleton. Miss. this morning The
murder was evidently not committed for
found on the persons of the dead men
There Is no clue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Woman Accused of Horse Stealing.

SPRINGFIELD, MO, Sept 19.-(Special)
An alleged woman horse thief from this
city was captured to-day at Leassviile
She hired horse and buggy from livery
man here last Saturday. When she failed
to return with the rig. the liveryman sent
out cards Offering a reward for her arrest
with the above result. She is about 20
years old, black eyes and black hair and
said to be handsome. She will be brought
here Tomorrow and her identity learned
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Place for a Fort Scott woman.

Mrs. Blanche Butler. wife of the loan
agent who so mysteriously disappeared
from this city about n year ago. and who
has never been heard from since, TODAY
received notice that she had been appointed
private secretary TO Congressman Butler,
of Pennsylvania, he being brother of her
husband.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Ex-Confederate Reunion.

WEBB CITY. MO, Sept 19.-(Specfal)
The eX-Confederates of Southwest Mis-
souri, held their annual reunion at Lake
side park. three miles northeast of here,
to-day. Three thousand people attended
and number of prominent ex-Confeder-
ates. besides several citizens, addressed
the assembly.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Doniphan County Republicans.

TROY, KAS. Sept. 19.-(Special) Donf-
phan county Republicans nominated the
following ticket to-day, each one by ac--
clamation: Sheriff, r. II. Larzlere, of
Wathena; treasurer, A. r. Graves. of Troy
clerk, Margaret Schlitzbaum, of Troy; reg
lister of deeds, E. Ozenberger, Wuthena
coroner. R. S. Dinsmore, of Troy; county
SURVEYOR, T. P. Marsh of Elwood.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
TrnveIed 4.OOO Mile, to wed.

MOBILE. ALA. Sept. 19-Pretty Jennie
Krohm Travelled 1900 miles to marry Cap
tain Gerhavdt Boe, of the Norwegian
steamship Yumuri now In this port. She
came from Bergen, Norway. alone. The
wedding took place last evening in the
Scandinavian chapel and was the occasion
of much rejoicing in the shipping circles
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
California Mob Elndeh.

SALINAS. CAL, Sept t19-George Sues.
ser.who murdered Sheriff Farley last night.
was smuggled out of town to-day, the Of
ficers managing to elude the mob which
was waiting to lynch the murderer 1t is
believed that he has been taken to San
LOGO inr
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Iowun- 10 Sail Tomorrow.

DIES MONIES. IA, Sept. 19-G,varnor
Shaw to-day received a cablegram from
Colonel John G, Loper. of the Fifty-first
Iowa. at Manila. saving the regiment will
transport Senator. 1t will reach San Fran-
cisco about October "a, and will be ra
cetved by an official party headed by An
ditor Merriam and Treasnrer Herriatt .
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-20
Judge Dillon Invited to Speak.

TOPEKA, Sept. 19-(Special) The ex-
,eeutive committee of the State Bar. Asso-
citation has invited Judge John F. Dillon.
of New York city. to deliver the principal
address before the association at its an
nual convention in January. f.. d. Kenna.
general solicitor of the Santa Fe, will be
one of the speakers.