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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Burn. Examined as to His sanity.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Dec. 8-EdGar @.
DurnZ. who murdered Postmaster II. B. Fell
lows at scarsdale on the night OF Dec, 4. was
examined a. to his sanity to-day By DR.. Carlos
+, Macdonald. the well-known expert and DR..
Samuel b. Lyon. the superintendent OF Bloom
ingdale Asylum. Burnz was examined In the
The District Attorney. believing that an effort
would be made to acquit Burnz on the gronnd
o lshs az had an mRRsd rs eIsnihnaton
animation will not be made public. but it 10
thought that Burnz will be pronounced sane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Inye.tigatIng stewar,,s Late.. Enterpri.e

The District Attorneys ONCE ia investigating
the Mercantile Manufacturing Company. main
taned by George Percival Stewart. who was
connected with the Granite State Loan Asso-
citation and the American Investors Assocla-
charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
fences. His various enterprises have usually
been carried on at 80 Park row. The Mercan-
tile Manufacturing Company II supposed to
sell automobiles on the installment plan, and
would be agents arc required to pay Stewart
from 800 to $500 for territorial rights. Tho
company also has for sale Its own bonds. guar
anteod to earn 20 per cent a year.
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DI1r.

BURNETT.-At her residences, The ststhmore,
b7d st. and Broadway, on Dec. 7. 1899. Sara NJ.
widow of the late william !. Burnett.
FUNERAL services will be held ., the Church Of Zion
and st. Timothy. b7th ct, near 9Th sv. on satur-
day. Dec. 0. 1899. st2P. N.
HOAGLAND.-on Friday. Dec. q. 1899. at his resi-.
dsnos. ~ West bist st.. Joseph Q. Hoaglsnd.
In the seth year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Notwithstanding. on Thursday, Dec. 7, 1909.
At his residence. Charles p. Howell. Commander
U. 4. n. formerly Chief Engineer Of U. 8, 8,
Maine.
Funeral services will be held at his residence, "a
East s4th st.. Monday morning ct 1890 O'Clock.
KIHGSBURY.- On Deo.7. 1899. Aiathoa Ruth SEQ.
will. wife Of Frederick J. Kinesbury.
Funeral at st. Johns Church. Waterbury. Conn,
Saturday. at 1880 A. n.
MoIR.-t his home. No, 40 West 10th st.. on
Thursday. Dec. I. 1899. in the ssd year Of his
ago. James Moir. Fac. of this city.
Funeral services on Tuesday. Dec. IL, 1892 ct "a
o'clock noon. At the Presbyterian Church on Uni.
versity place and 10th st. The family partieu.
larry request that no flowers be sent
MORRIs.-At Railway. n. J.. on Dec. 7. 1899,
Anna O.. widow OF Thomas Morris, aged SO
years.
Funeral on Sunday at aiso p. NJ from her late
residence, 81 Fulton st.
sTARR.-At East Orange. N. j., Dec. 9. 1899,
Edgar p. Starr. in the s2d year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at his late home No.
lo Carnegie av.. East Orange. Saturday. Dec.
v, 1870. At a;eoP.M.
wALLIs.-At East Orange. n. j., on Dec. z. 1890.
Alice wadron. wife OF Hamilton wallis.
Funeral from her late residence. 20 Prospect st.,
Fast Orange. on Sunday. Dec. 10. 1899. at aP.
n. Carriages will be at Brick Church station on
D., L ". r. R. on arrival Of train leaving foot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
WANTS TO FREE HER Fxr8Kh
Ii Ho Did Kill Hor Mother She Didn't Wan
Him to Die In Prtson

Minnie McLaren. the eleven year-old daueb-
ter OF Thomas McLaren. who killed his wife in
hoooken about six years ago and is serving A
sentence OF twenty years In State prison, bas
taken upon herself tho task OF securing a par
don for him. She is a remarkably bright child.
very pretty and intelligent beyond her years
ana carries herself with the self possession OF
ONCE In Jersey City yesterday and maas 4,
9uIry nbout several persons whose signatures
she wants 70 get on the petition for her fathers
pardon. she was all alone and from the man.
ner IN which she cond uctcd herself IL was plain
T Tnnt she did not need guardian or chaperon
Heavey and Chief Clerk Wedin and told tben,
the petition '"eu '"em
want 10 get my papa out OF prison." abe
sain' lie 10 suffering from lung trouble and
Is ~ the hospital. don't want him TO die In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
j. X SMITH LiAVEs THE FIRE FORCE
Resigns rs Chief OF tho Telegraph Bureau
on Getting His Back Pay.

]. Elliot Smith. superintendent OF teleRraphs
under tho Fire Department. has forwarded his
resignation to Commissioner Scannell. who
has accepted il. The resignation is the result
OF a com promise, When Commissioners Scan
nell took charge Of the, department. he abol-
lshed Smiths ONCE, smith appealed TO the
Corporation Counsel gave notice OF appeal. but
& com promise has now been arranged. Mr..
his resignation and the DEPARTMENT telegraph
Croker
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followed By opium feil into trance and
achieved a masterpiece. The book 10 pub
usSed by Messrs. Meyer Brothers.
Little Leather Brooches" 10 the title OF q
book for children published By Messrs. j.
p Taylor Co Here number OF folk
lore songs. negro rhymes. Southern nursery
,onss street vendors cries. 40. have been coll
leoted and illustrated In colors By Mr.. Francis
p wightman. There 10 humor In both verses
and pictures.
Some beautiful examples OF hish-class color
orlntlng are shown In the Christmas number
OF Puck which Is full OF good things Pictorial
and literary.
wehaye also received Historic Side LiRhts."
Howard Payson Arnold. tHsrpers.)
The Great Company. Being . History OF
the Honorable Company OF Merchants. Adj
ysn,urers Trading into Hudson's Bay" Beokies
Wilson with maps. plans and illustrations.
tDodd. Mead & Col
Through UneIplored Asia" william
Jameson Reid Dana, Estes d COL
"A Century OF Science" and other essays,
John Fske. tHoughton. Minnin a COL
View Epistles from Old Lands" David
Gregg Illustrated. tE. b. Treat 4 Co..
Echoes Of Greek Idylls." Lloyd Mifiin.
,Houshton NJ min d Col
The Monster and Other Stories" stephen
Cr.ne. HiarpsrsJ
The Colossus A Story OF To-day" Nor
lev Roberts lHarpers.l
"wotan. sieeiried and BrunnhiIde." Anna
Alice Chaplin. tHarpers)
Heidi. A Story for Children and Those That
Love children" Translated from the German
Of Frau Johanna spyri. with illustrations
Ohm 4 CO..
Twelve English Poets. Sketches OF the
Lives and Selections from the Works OF the
Twelve Representative English Poets from
Chaucer to Tennyson." Blanche Wilder Bel
smy CGinn 4 Co..
The Captured Dream" Octave Thanet.
tFIarpersJ
The Beacon Biographies. Frederick Doug
lass" Charles ". Chestnut tsmall. Maynard h
CO..
Holy Land. From Landau. Saddle and
Palanquin" tConnell. Silver 4 Col
Kate Field. A Record" Lillian whiting.
Little. Brown a Coz
The Human Boy" Eden Philipotts. liar
rsrsJ
"A sion's Conquest. A Drama In Five Acts.
Raprssen,inl the Hopes and Ambitions. the
Love. Marriage, Pleadings. Discourage m ents
and Acnievements OF Christopher Colum bus,
n,,,,xa,er ~ America." AIlee Y. Lord tCush-
tns&Col.
Some Experiences OF tho Irish r. NJ" E.T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
NHAIEN TO IIGHr LAND GRANT.
Made to Astoria Heat, Light and Power
Company by the state land Board.

Made to Astoria Heat, Light and Power
Company by the State Land Board.
Corporation Counsel whalen declared yestsr-
day that 1t is his intention to fight the grant OF
lands under water made by the State Land
Board to the Astoria Heat. Light and Power
Company and all similar grants within the
limits OF the city OF New York that may be
made without the consent OF the Dock Board.
His contention was that under section ~ OF
the charter the Land Commissioners were
obliged, IN making grants OF lands under
as the Board OF Docks should recommend. but
this has been set aside by the courts. He now
objects to grant on the ground that II would
Interfere with the rights or interests OF the
city that the Land Commissioners have no
power to make the grant, The Attorney Gen :
eral oyerruled this contention before the Land
Commission on June %. Since that time, Mr..
Whalen says. these matters have been in abey-
Rnce. awaiting decision as to what form OF
action should be brought to test the matter In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
POPE REMEMBEss MOTHER AUSTIN.
His Blessing and His Portrait for Her
Golden Jubilee.

Mother Austin celebrated the golden jubilee
OF her admission to the order OF Sisters OF St.
Joseph in st. Mchael's Church In Flushing
Yesterday She was the Fecipient OF the Papal
benedctlon. The henediction was accom-
panied by an oil painting OF the Pope In
full pontincial robes. standing and In the act OF
imparting ms DiehssinE; me heavy gold franc
the Popes coat OF arms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
ANewark LAWYER Arr,,,.a.

Lawyer William j. Linhan was arrested last
night and Is In thu Essex county jail In Newark
awaiting bail In $500 for the Grand Jury. The
arrest was TOR contempt, and the order was
Issued by Judge Fort In the Orphans' Court
Liplhan was ordered to turn over TO the Court
1897 belonging TO the estate OF Mary Is. Brown.
Of which he was assignee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Court Waiting for witns.. to Sober Up.

Thomas +. Sullivan. a with ess in the case OF
Michael Dooley, on trial for man slaugh liter be-
fore Justice Fursman In tho Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court. was committed to the
House OF Detention yesterday to sober up.
light on Oct. ~. Sullivan was almost the only
witness for the prosecution. and when he did
not appear IN court on Thursday q warrant was
Yesterday. but was not in a condition 20 tes.
thy coherently. and for the second time court
had To Adiourn ~~~'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
premier 6REENHAY BEA TEN,
indications of tho Governments Defeat tr
tho Manitoba Electiona

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec S.-The latest returns
OF the general provincial elections In Manitoba
yesterday Indicate the defeat OF the Govern
ment by majority OF 2 votes. Tho Con-
serVatives say they elected twenty-one mem
oers and concede seventeen to the Govern
ment; The Government will elect two more
members on Dec. 10. giving the opposition a
majority OF :. " Is apparent that the Green
not defeat, and its defeat will shake the sta.
bilty OF the Dominion Adm nistration through
Quoted on Federal political lines. The Liber-
ais Insist that there will be a tie or that Pre-
mier Greenway Will have small majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Divorced From Actor Samuel pevsr..

Supreme Court Justice Gaynor in Brooklyn
granted Josephine Doyere OF 50 Suydam street
yesterday an absolute divorce from Samuel
Devere, the vaudeville actor. Louis NJ. Fry, q
theatr loal manager. testified that the deienda ant
was living on Eastern Parkway, East New
York. with woman who passed az his wife
and who accom- panied him on his out town
tours. There was no defence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Richard Peck sma.hss a Bridge.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec S.-The steamer
Richard Peck OF the New York and New Haven
Line crashed into the Tomlnson Bridge near
Belle Dock. the regular landing for the boat
this morning. The trusses supporting the
bridge were smashed and only foot traffic will
be possible over the bridge for some time. The
steamer was only lightly Injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Murderou. Policeman Son, to an A.y,um.

John J. McKenna. the Bronx policeman, who
one evening last August shot and killed George
Renk and wounded Louis Renk lust as the two
brothers and their wives were leaving West
Farms road house. was committed to Malta
wan Asylum for the Criminal InAAne yestsrdAv
by Justice Fursman In the Criminal Brunch OF
the Supreme Court. The commitment was
declared that Mckenna was paranoiac with
dipsomania tendencies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
COULDN'T FEEL A HOT IRON
Remarkable Tests Applied to q Woman (,
Damage Suit.

"kHbIe Iesh Applied TO q Woman In
Damage Suit.
BIZ months ago Mrs. Winlfred Cation OF Long
island CITY was injured by being thrown from
trolley car OF the New York and Queens
County Electric Railway at Steinway and lac, .
son avenues. Long Island City. Since her
recovery she has lost the sense OF feeling and
the sense OF taste. In suit for 55.OOO
damages against the trolley com pany yesterday
the gonuineness OF her indrmities electric
batteries aas were produced and applied to her
she never once showed that she felt n Than
not iron was applied to one side OF her bod Y
ahn To the fingers OF one OF her hands. but abe
gwen her but she appeared utterly unable 10
sugar. "'N' ""o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

WARRINGTON FORECAST ron TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
For Now England, fair today; SUNDAY fair In east,
cloudy and probably showers In west portion; fresh
west winds. becoming east Sunday.
For eastern Nsv York, eastern Pennsvlvania. Esss
Jsrssv ts Ditriot Of COiupbfa. Dslapars a.d kapr-
a1d. for tOdavi cloudy. probably IAoesrs Sandavi
variable Vinds becomin0 fresh east
For Ohio, western PennpylvAnia aud western New
York. fair to-day sunday probably RAIN variable
winds becoming fresh eAstoriy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Hanged for Feionious Assault.

HAGERsTowH. Md, Dec. S.-Samuel Johnson.
colored. was hanged at the Jail in this city this
loot, the fourteen year old daughter OF Thomas
kerioot. com mitted near Mondell. this county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
MARINE IyTELLIGEyCE.

hNiArrRE ALHASAo-rHs DAT.
sun rises. 1913 Sun sets.+:33 Moon rises IL: 100
HIGH wArEn-rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hooki2:l7 Gov.rd. I7:<e He'll Gate 7:x3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Religipus 3lotires.


CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. 3t,h at. cor Park
~ Ay.-Seryices u 4. NJ; DR.. Minot J. Savage will
preach: subject. "who Arc Chr stiAnsP' SUNDAY
school o O'Clock in chapel; entrance Park av.
EGLIsE DU SAINT ESPRIT. So 27e IN. Quest
IL Services religi ;uI a dimAnchs IOh. y du
matin ct sh. du sUir. Rev. WIrTNEYFR Rect,ur
LNFTH Av. PREsBYTERIAN CHuR H. corner S6th
st.-seryice. 3 ndAy at II A: VI and +. ".
The Rev. Robert Russell Booth d n. Il expected to
oficiate. Communion.A r. N sunday school aud
adult Bible classes meet at $50 A. NJ. Wednesday
evening lecture. 4.
GRACE CHURCH broadway corner 10th st.
" Holy Communion, "a. NJ.
Early Morning Prayer and Sermon. a.oClock
Later Eyensong. O'Clock
All sittinvs free.
nj oRNINGsIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, 24s West
1u liHth st.. near 9Th Ay.-Pas,or, Rv. d. A
MacMurray. breaches sun3Ay. II A. NJ. and \ p. VI.
Services every night during December Tuesday
syepine. The Tale ofA Brakeman by ROY. ". II.
Stckel Of Illinois. Thursday evening at f. business
man to business men, by Mr.. J. ". stevens.
Subject. Eternity" All friends invited.
TEMPLE EMtNr.EL 9Th Av and AID at, Sun.
L day, 1850 A. NJ. DR.. Joseph SilvsrmAn lectures
on "Hypocracy in Religion All welcome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

RooKS-All outof.prnt books supplied no mat.
- ter on what subject. Write me. stating books
When In England call and Inspect my stock OF 80.
600 rare books BAKERS GREAT BooksHoP. Bir-
miIgham. England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
NO REVOLUrToN IN GUATEMALA.
President Cabrera Cables That Tranquility
ReiEns in That Country.

Julio Yeln. Acting Consul General OF austc-
mala. received yesterday cable despatch from
President Cabrera. saying that rumors OF n
revolution In Guatemala are ENTIRELY nm
founded and that tranquility reigns In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

HrfINoU-f HIbAf, Dec. 3.
T. :. Transport, Mcclellan, Sye. San Juan. Nov.
Ne TAinu Baxter, Glasgow. Nov. 81.
81 Lyell. Davidson, Gibraltar, Nov, ~.
Sc Asia srgelfen, SourabayA Sept. ~.
"a MAyneld, Mcdonald, batoum, Nov. 7.
"a Elnceuzo, PHO. GirRenti. Nov. I.
e Ardanrose. Walker, Havana, Dec. 3.
b Rugby. Sheppard. sonrAbaya, Sept. rs.
ss Abano. Kudenhold. Ham burg. Nov. AZ.
So Jefferson, Hulphurs. Norfolk, Dec, 7.
"a u Dorado. Baker. New Orleans. Dec. q
~ Goldsboro. French, PhilAielphia, Dec. 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Special Aotiets.


PREsBYTERIAN HOSPITAL.
Tho Thirty first Anniversary OF tho PRFSBY-
TERtAS HOSPITAL will be held on Saturday, Dec.
" at ~. at the Hospital. entrance on SEVENTEEN
street and Madison avenue
The Hospital will be open for inspection from
1i3y TO o p. ".
The public are invited to attend.
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS.
Old gold and silver bought.
Y. EBLE, Io5 West t2d st., near 9TH Az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

B Cvmrc; from New York. at Liverpool.
Is Vera. from New York, at Naples.
"a IA Normandie. from New York, ct Hsvre,
10 CAmpanis. from New York, at Queenstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

THE KENsToo CEMErERY.-Prvatss station, Har
L lam Railroad; 81 minutes ride from the brand
Central Depot Once. Id EAst 12dsI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Sketches of LOwIy Life in Great Civ

By NJ A. WOOLf. Edited by Joseph Henus Over
collection Of those drawings representing children OF
artist v famous The volume contains the best OF the 81
public.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-07
BRICK STORE C. M MILLISACK ..ss GLOVER ...a

Engine S94 blew a chunk out of a
steam pipe while pulling the second
section Of passenger train No. into
Colby Friday morning. No. 6 was run
ming In two sections and the second
section overlook the first at Colby and
the two trains were combined and tax
en- to Phillipsburg by the engine Of the
first section. The disabled engine was
brought to GOOdland by the local
Friday evening.
The editor Of Locomotive Engineer
ing declares than in describing a rail
road collision reporters make a mis-
take when they say that "On seeing the
danger the engineer whistled down
brakes reversed the lever and jumped
Of" The expression "dOwn brakes, ;"
he says, has been obsolete for two gen
eratiOns. What an efficient engineer
really does when a collision seems i'm
pending is to shut off steam, apply the
air-brake, open the Sandwiches and
jump. This takes about five seconds,
and IN that time all that human effort
Is able to accomplish for the train and
passengers may be done. Railroad
engineers are told never to reverse the
engine after the air brake has been
applied, because the reversal reduces
the resisting power of the brakes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-07
DELL cAsE on ILL.
Defense Eadeavoringt to Establish an AIIBi
for the Accused.

for the Accused.
The April term Of the district court
convened Monday. The first case call
ed for trial was that Of the state vs..
J. A. Murphy, charged With grand lar
ceuy. The case was nOlle PROSE-. Muir
ply and John White took an OTeTCOat
from the Coffin restaurant Christmas
day, but were captured before they got
a dozen miles away. They were placed
In the county Jail and White broke out
after being incarcerated a few weeks.
The coat was found in the possession
Of White.
The case Of the state vs. Peter Orth,
charged with robbery in the first de-
gree, is on trial and Is attracting con-
siderable attention. The case was
called Tuesday morning and it took all
day Tuesday and until Wednesday
noon to secure a jury. The prosecution
closed its case yesterday forenoon, and
the defense then commenced by eX-
aiming the witnesses brought here
from Sedgwick county. They testified
that Orth was in SedgEick county when
the robbery was committed, and the
aim Of the defense is to establish an
alibi. The defendant is represented by
J. F. Comfy OF Wichita and E F. Muir
ply Of this city. E. S. Knight is assist
ing County Attorney Andrews In the
prosecution.
The case went to the jury last night,
and it is the opinion that verdict for
acquittaI will be returned.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-07
EASIER SUNDAY.
The Day Was Observed in GOOdland With
Special Services at the Churches.

The Day Was Observed in GOOdland With
Special Services at the Churches.
The observance of Easter is a beausi-
full remembrance Of the birthday of
hope. The Christ, who arose from the
dead on that day, and which event Is
hailed with JOY and gladness by all
Christian nations, Is the son of right
eOUsness whose radiant glow has not
waned since set In the heaven of the
Christians hope nearly nineteen humid
red years ago. This sacred festival has
been termed the queen Of festivals; and
for a time from the beginning was cele-
brated on different days by different
peoples, until Constantine had the sub
ject brought before the Council Of
Nice in 80, when the question was fully
discussed and finally settled for the
whole church by adopting the rule
which makes Easter day TO be always
the first Sunday after the full moon,
which happens upon or next after
March u; and if the full moon happens
on a Sunday, Easter day is the follow
ing Sunday. By this arrangement,
Easter may come as early as March y,
or as late as April ..
The Congregational and Methodist
churches observed the day with Gus
tOmary exercises. Both churches were
tastefulIy decorated with flowers, and
the services rendered joyful with
hallelujahs Rev. Francis delivered an
address on the resurrection at the Con
gregatiOnaI church in the morning,
while Rev. Woodward preached at the
Methodist church in the evening, the
other services being taken up by the
children.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-07
RAILROAD NEWS.

Engineer BrOssO will take a LimOn-
Denver run.
Phil Wiachel returned from trip to
Iowa Wednesday.
superintendent F. G. Smith was down
from Colorado Springs Tuesday.
James Hesson, a brakeman, has sew
cred his connection with the railroad.
Lew F'rOhmuth returned to Phillips
burg Tuesday, after a weeks visit in
GOOdland.
Conductor GOOdspeed runs a passen-
ger train into Pittsburg, but it isn't a
2. & O. train.
Ed Denney was at Washington, Kan,
the first of the week for a few days
visit with his father.
Engineer Dick Morris came off the
LimOn-DenYer run Saturday and will
run out Of GOOdland hereafter.
Sections Of the court house fence,
which were recently blown down by a
wind storm, are being repaired.
John Turner, who has been manager
of the Depot hotel for several months,
has returned to Colorado Springs.
W. ". BrOsso Of Colorado City. Col,
was in GOOdland Tuesday He Is a son
Of Engineer H. BrOssO Of this place.
Conductor ". Stephens, Of the local
freight, left Sunday for Hot Springs
Ark, where he will recuperate for a
month.
Nachinist Nick Scallion has pur.
chased the I. B. Cadawalder place. one
of the incest and best improved on the
Smoky.
The formal transfer Of the Depot
hotel from the management Of John j
Grier TO j. NJ. Justus took place Wed
nesday-
Dave Null Of Denver was in Good.
| land the first Of the week. He formerly
I lived here and was a conductor on the
| Rock Island road.
| Roy Wiachel, an apprentice in the
/ shops, has given up his place and has
| accepted a position on the delivers
wagon Of the Millisack store.
Henry BrossO returned from ROek
| Island, III, Wednesday morning, where
! he went on the sad mission Of taking
| the remains Of Mrs. BrOsso for burial
J. N. Jewell, telegraph line repairer
was at Mcfarland the past week help.
ing the lineman Of that division trans
fer wires from the old to the new depot
The Rock Island IS the first in the
/ field with an invitation to the Shriner:
to use its line when going to Buffalo
next June. It is the first to offer a rate
Of one fare plus - for the round trip
Brakeman J. E Read VIII attend the
annual convention Of the Brotherhood
/ Of Railroad Trainmen to be held al
New Orleans, Nay s. He viii represent
/ the GOodland lodge
Eugine Oil 1.-THE cOmpanyis pridel, 81
/ says her master, Robert COOts, has re-
I turned from the Horton shops and L
. on duty on passenger trains No 9 and
\ 10 between GoOdiand and Roswell
I A special ordinzncs has been prsssn
ted TO the city council Of Kansas City
/ SO, 60 allow the Chicago. Rock ISLAND
q Pacific railEaE 60 buiid a large ware
! house az 1910 west Ihirtsenfh street
The Building 9iL 5e % brick