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New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
POstomce Notice


CshOui be read DAILY BY all interested as changes map
Foreign mails for :Ss Week eni.ns November 1900
viii close DomP5y -o IN al 81 eaSes s at & ne General Ps
than eI9'rs & time s'wg 5s2H Parcels Post Mails for
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sATERD!AI-At 5 a m. feI Netherlands direct Per
dam. at $50 a. m ssluplennentary 10 a m To-
Europe Per : 5 C,as9sa.s via Glesnsto W.; at -
be directed per : FusPesstal; at y m tor Den
msEi@ a1<h Per $ > HsN4 '1i' must be d'ssl per $
PRINTED MATTER. ETc--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
Eu5opt win not BE sent BY 'iiz ship Unless specially
Are closing Of Supplementary Transatlaatis
opened an the p.sTs y the Aueli5aH Eas,i.h s FTen
Ten 8.rHtes of the hour y sailing OF stgauer .- '''n
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
sATURDAY-At a, 70 Bermuda per : ; Pretoria:
fortune Island. ia.n4'ea- sayan.Ila and Cart6s-
S5t' Sc drsS:ed PER Ai,a m osuppsea,aiy plea afy
a. % 10 m M '.upplemea,ary m ] 1880 % n for porto gs Rso
m aa9 a9 csrthsgesa must be eesed % Tor
Caracas. a. II a m f. Cuba Pc 5 Nsxico, va
Rsrar, and Gibara per 5 Oinda (s~iine-v M -;
which be directed per : oilnda').
NAL. newfoundland by ran ~, to North saney saa
q m ,eoraeclins close here every Monday wefnesaSy
aa4 a.gsy Ms Tor & Igne2n 5 ,. 9y al I9 70 B9soa
$50 D. m Mats f,T cuba Oy ran to Port Tampa fla
e a. C.he eonneet.ag closes are On sunday wsdaes
unless specially addressed for dispatch close
~ tn odce daily 2-SO a m and $50 D m Mails
FOR Belize. Puerto Ccrtez and Guatemala. BY ran to
New-oreans and thence By steamer. close oacs
daily 81 p connecting closes here Mondays for
Helze Puerto CortsZ and Guatemala tor Costa
RIca by rail- New Orleans La. and thence steamer
riosa al this daily ts m. Connecting cosas
hers every Tuesday,. tRegistered closes AZ 8
D n. previous day.
TRASSPACIFIC MAILS
Hawaii via Francisco. coss here dai,,y
AZ s;3a o. up November IS. inclusVe for
dispatch per Zeaiandia Nails for Hawaii
Japan China and Philippine Islands. San Fan
cisco close daily at $50 p up 10 Noyer1oer
rs inclusive. for dispatch per 5. S. Hongkang Nam
Australia teXcept West Australia which
via Europe. and NeW-Zealacd which goes VIA san
Francisco and FIJI Islands. FancouVer, close Rec
daily al p Up November no inclusive Tor
dispatch per 5 3 Aorahgi Complementary malls Va
seattle close $50 p. n. November TIIl Mails Tor
Australia except West Australia. New Zealand.
Hawaii. FIJI and samoan Islands VIA san Francisco.
close here daily at $50 after November I'll anS
up November fl6. inclusive. for disPatcA .
Sierra
TranspaeAc mails Forwarded port q sailing das
and the schedule OF closing Is arranged pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 1EeG
Uttered q all closes at m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Post1aASSsE.
7AA.nEsA NsE-xoEk 3. Z. October "a tsca -
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DIED.

cAMERoN-In London. on October 10. Sir Roderiek
Fnnsrai services Church OF the Incarnation 18th
ST and Madison ave. Monday. November 5. at
1890 a m
Interulent in CANADA
rTIswoRTH-Oa Wednesday October 81 1870. Bessie
NJ devoted beloved wife OF T. Y Ellsworth. in her
sid year.
servi-~ al rntrty-seycath NJ. =. Church near
3d-avel on Saturday. November g. at O'Clock p.
Cypress Hills.
San Francisco nleaae eonH.
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IN NEw-YORk CITY

Mail subscribers the DAIL.y and TRI-wEEILT WILL
the rates above.
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PRESIDENT SENDS coNDoLENcE

canton Ohio. Nov News Of the death Of
former Mayor Strong was received with great
rox at the Mckinley hon1e. Colonel Strong wAs
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esteemed personal friend by the President
who has sent telegram of coincidence 10 the oe-
reaVed family
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GOILDS AND C4STELL4NE'H DEBTS
No CONFIRMATION OF REPORTS " To THE
FAMILY INTENTIONS.

Ex-Judge John f. Dillon counsel for the Gould
family. said Yesterday afternoon that he knew
nothing about the report that the Gouds would pay
the debts OF the Countess de CasteIIane. and that
he had no Idea how the report started The rumor
that George J. Gould ould soon make trip 10
Paris for the purpose of assuming the trusteeship
of the Countess income could De confirmed
yesterday
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST
WASHINGTON Nov e-Aa OF high pressure Of great
raeri,dA stretches Lawrence Valley south
Westward 70 Texas weather has cleared rapidly over
EaoIand but light still continue on the South
Atlantic Coast and Tennessee During the ast twenty
fy- b,urz rain has fallen New England tennessee On
tho South Atlantic the North Pacific Coast and
b middle plateau temperature has fallen in the
s ryir and Ohio Valley and risen wts+ OF the Rocky
Mountains Generally weather IS indicated for all
ifstrts saturday and sunday. except Upper Michigan
arI Minnesota where Is probable Rain is also in
Iiceted in Montana North Dakota for saturday The
-ar,nerture will rise Northwest. The changes east
~ he Mississippi be important on the Middle
I.nxi1c. Coast the winds VIII be ilSht
- fresh vest to northwest ia the south Atlantic COAST
on - resi- northsas.ery winds will prevail The winds
~ e iska region he mostly light 10 fresh south To
southeast
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
tr New ssa,larI aud Eastern NeWYo:k. fair to-day
~, Sunday. cooler IN portion to-day; tgat 10
fl s<l nortt. 20 northwest winds
t-- ,re us.ri,t u Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Jersey Delaware Mary!a 10 and Virginia fair to-
s,. sni SUNDAY light fresh uorthU westerly winds
For Western Pe1nsyvania and Western New-HorS far
tsay srd SUNDAY variable winds becoming hight 10
suYthe-y-
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MARRIED.

tIoF-DoDp-on Thursday. November I. 1900. a the
church at RlverdaIs. by the Rev Ira $ Dodd Robert
Hoe jr. Ethel Louise, daughter OF the Rev Ira ;
Dodd.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dOrsed with full name and address
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DAILY AND srNnAv
By OCEAN STEAMER

or Europe the British Isles and all countries In hs
Universal Postal Unon1
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WOOdIaUn Cemetery.
Borough ~ Bronx
once 20 Ea 23r1 Street. Madison S.,a-e S1u-1
NoodiRvn Cemetery Handsome Vr-. o. zara
6eau'.fuly located. facing r EDstI-Nr, NJ
229 Broadway. ~ - >4'FN7'
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DAE-At a foi Netherlands direct.
Spaarudsr email must b dlrrc--d per : Sparu
DAMP. $50 a m. complementary 10 M 70
Europe, Per ;. CaHpaaia. via Queenstown; At 4
Tor Scotland direct. per FuTnessia trnai mus
be directed per =. Furuessa''l; at - m. for Den
per HeSia traiI must be directed per s
H-ks'1.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07

Store, the grippers were somehow Jarred
loose and utterly refused to work, our
devil forgot to eat his pi, our fors man
m-braced the stove, we heard Il dog bark
iEg ont on the street, and policeman
came in an hour or so later, but made
no arrests. We did not mean to be rude,
but it. WAS our turn to smile, and we
Sni'ud acauSe "" were innnJent. we
did not wii.e ,p tn,I Lear and deer hunt.
No. sir, zee. And We ,houldered ali re-
:, OLsibilily oft ON t'e writer OF that
VAN, iDs,a,irr b agreed TO make
The desired CORRECTION rs the Major as
sur.d us iha: he tad been hesieged by a
food Of letters Regarding that hunt from
parli.S 5 who sad they saw it in The
TIMES.
We asked him to tell MS of that hunt
and this ahou: covers what he told. The
party did @ on the hunt and Staid two
DAYS Tley "killtd one DEER that was
possibly OF too ihquiSiiiVe Il nature, and
may hap came out to enter n mild protest
against the intruderS traspassing upon
its domain, when one of the party was
lard hearted enough to shoot it down in
cold blood, upon its own premises. And
I,they ''kiled one squirrel, the little fel-
/ low. was possibly mdustriously engaged
| in storing away its winter provender,
when it was rudely interrupted ty the
report Of gun, and knowing that
lChristmas was not yet come, boldly ad-
.yanced to investigate. and he also got it
fin the neck And they "caugnt three
little fishes" and they came back home,
and thus ended the famous hunt in the
Black Mountain.
We think we smell rat in this gloomy
| and discouragieg account of the hunt,
bv the Major. Methinks his party got
on to a regular snap in the Black and
| don't want to give it away. But if we
are not mistaken Brother Ed had best
get his party together earlier next iel-
son, else he will find others in the field
; laying claim to a share of the game in
those woods abounding in bears, deer,
turkeys, pheasants, ETC., ETC., etc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
PRlTcHARD IN THE CABINET
Stated Tie May BE rendered tho Post.
master General Portfolio.

AsuEvlLE. N. c., Dec. 3.-Senatos
Jeter O. Pritchard has returned from
visit to friends in Kansas to his home IN
Marshall, N, Q. Senator Pritchard was
accompanied by Mrs. Pritchard.
1t has been rumorcd III southern po-
litical circles that there may be n change
in the cabinet after March /. and that
Senator pritchard may bo asked to 40
cept the position of postmaster general
The senator states that nothing of the
kind has boen intimatel TO him and that
he can be of fully as much service to
the country in the senate as in the cab
met.
He is satisfied that the Nicaragua
canal bill will come up for consideration
at tho coming short session of congress
and that this and tho bill for the reor-
ganization Of the army, with possibly
some action on the Chinese and Philip
pine questions, will take up most Of the
time of the coming session.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
VIII Build TO tho Gnlf

AUSTIN, Dec. 4.-The Texss RAILWAY
commission mas beon intormes that tho
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf pai,r.ad
when mas contemplated entering zs.e
state lor soma months, will shortly be-
gin the work OF construction. the Ara,
objective point i'll the state being ANA.
rlllo. 1t Is intended to project {! is road
to the gulf i'll the course of time. al.
ing another trunk line in the state.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
North Carolina's Congressmen.

RALEIGH, Dec. 1.-Tho state canvass
ing board has canvasscd the congress
sionai votes and announced the results as
follows: First district, John II. Small.
Democrat; Second district, Claude
Kitchen, Democrat; Third district,
Charles r.. Thomas. Democrat; Fourth
district, Edward w. Pou, Democrat;
Fifth district, William n. Kitchen,
Democrat; Sixth district, John d. Bel
lamy, Democrat; Seventh district, Theo-
acre L. Kluttz. Democrat; Eighth dis
rict, Spencer Blackburn, Republican;
lfip h district, James NJ. Moody, Re-
N p,icau.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
WHEELER STAYS TWO MEN
Dispute Over an Account Leads to a
Double I;#.r;!y.

SELMA, A.G., Dc. tn Lowndca
county, just across tie Dallas line. \.
WaldroD ani Calvin Harris, both white,
were killed by George Wheeler
Waldrop was share croppcr with
Wheeler and went to tho sore for the
purpose Of having settlement in fig
uring out the account, Il dispute arose,
and Wheeler i said to have shot Wal-
drop, killing him instantly.
Harris was III the store at tho J., ga
and besides Wheeler, was thu only ye
witness Wh"c!cv states that WI "
Waldrnp fell, Harris reached out N :
hand for u Winchester rifle that was ly
ing on the coun;crand that he (Wheeler)
shot lin, killing him also.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
rcidcntalIy Killed Himself.

\ ':'-'NEY, S. c., Dec. Russell Sar-
&C, i2 years old, was accidentally shot
river. He with his father ana others
hand been hunting all day. In board
placed his gun on the boat first and in
getting on himself the gun was dis
charged, tho shot striking him i'll the
mouth and passing entirely through his
head. His face was horribly lacerated
md death was almost Instantaneous.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Grading Has Begun.

COLUMBIA, S. g., Dec. 1.-The work
OF grading the Charlotte, Monroe and
Columbia railroad has begun. The por-
ton of the road to be built is 80 miles in
length, connecting McBee and Monroe.
This will shorten the distance so miles,
rs compared with the present distance
Hctween Monroe AMI No Roo, vim Ham,
~. Tho new road is principally TO de-
va!op great timber region, but will be
'Iilg standard stylo SO the Seaboard Air
LlMe eau operAte il rs I rn Sular line.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Negro shot In the Eace

AUBURN, Ala, Dec. 3.-At Crayton's
saw mill, 6 miles south of Auburn, tha
foreman of the mill shot Jake Dowdeu
negro, Ill the face and neck with a
negro had been trespassino and Le .no
been warned not TO do so oga;n Ih It
disregarded the warning. l."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Attempted \ Assassination

AIKEN 5, O., Dee. 3.-Stase Senator
-. D. Henderson had a narrow esoana
rom all assassin's bullet. He was a
passenger on the train from Charlesto,,
uue mere at 9:20 o'clock. When III
ram was pulling out of White PonS
si some unknown party fired a pistol fro,,i
me me outside. The ball passed tbronnS
fIe window and passed just over NJ
;nehaerS0n head, the broken glass faii.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
WILL VISIT TALLADEGa, ALA.
Duke and H., Er!.!o Hill Spend Two
Days ;hc-c.


TALLADEGA, Ala, Dec. 3.-Thc DuIc
of Manchester and has bride, uco Mis-;
Zimme-mau, and her fathcc, Eugene
Zimmerman, viii DO given y royal wei.
come when tlcy arrive horo this week.
MI Zimmerman owns considerable prop.
erty III Tal!udcga, including the fur
naco ore lauds and the birmingham,
and Tallndcga r,:ilroi l, extending from
TalladsGa TO Poll City, and which may
some day be Il part OF q system extend
ing from BlrmluCGaMI TO the Atlantic.
Miss Ximmrrl""u WAS in TalladcSa las:
year and was great fIvorito.
According to tie itinerary given out
by papers, the duke and his wife and
MIR. Xlmmcrnnn will be IL Talladega
Tuesday and "Wednesday and will leave
on. the last named day fer birmingham,
thence TO Jackson. Miss.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Countcrieiter Arrested

TUsCUMBA, Ala, Dec. 1.-Sheriff Gas.
saway has arrested and placed in jail @.
Campbell, the man who attempted to
pass counterfeit $40 gold pieces Oh sew.
fSahb Nus PBo6IHssS Bos1 ,s men in this city. Hs had
gold and silver plating outfit firm, nf
cincinnati, and q number of cold nnd VI
sllyer COINS which were allowed to re.
main in his keeping. W re-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Southern short Cut ComnIet.a

COLUMBIA. s. O.. Dec. 3.-Ths soutb.
ern short out from Allendale to Har.
deevllle has been completed. This let.
the southern into Savannah by nae ~
only few miles of the Plant $50. =.
aud shortens the distance between o..
lumbia and Savannah by II miles
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Charged With Fraud.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 3.-George P. Mo.
Jay a pension agent and notory pub.
lie, and Solomon NJ. Brown, a notary.
have been lodged in Jail on a warrant
sworn out by special pension examiners.
charging them with forgery. 1t is said
that nearly 100 people will be named aa
accomplices, and it 10 expected that
Wholesale arrests will fo,1ow
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Killed In u Wrec.

I'll HopvILLE, S. c., Dec. 3..-.A fatal
wreck occurred on the Atlantic Coast
Lift mile north Of Wisacky in which
ono negro brakeman, Gus Singleton.
was Killed instantly and two other
Drakem injured, one having his leo
broken. Some of the passengers were
bruised and jostled up considerably. but
not much injured
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Admiral Endicott at Cbor,.s.

oHARLEsroN, Dec. 1,-Rear Admi,s,
Endioott, chief of bureau, yards and
docks, arrived here today to ipsneo, ,,,a
,,NSs SUES ldr the naval station which will
from Port Royal. fieston
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
W as Probably NIurderad

1PARTANBURa. S. O., Dec. 1.-Mvs..
surrounds the death of Elias Atkins of
this city near Marion, N. @. The man
ner CT Gis taking off is puzzline. bnt IN.
most pfobable explanation is mnrdar
Saoth ne isacsure OF the skull, whiy", oauked
death, seems the work of msh e4ae4
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Neck Broken by a Fall.

BIsHoPvILLE, 8. g., Dec. 1.-James
Brown, farmer, who lived about g
niles from this place, was killed by a
tall from his buggy while RETURNING
home. While going at a fast troot TIA
horse stumbled, throwing him forward
over the dashboard, breaking his naoiS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Dead OH the Street.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 1.-The dead
body OF Perry Sanders, a negro, was
found on the sidewalk on FIRST ayenpe
with three bullet holes in his breost
Sanders was last seen alive in comnanv
OF negro man and o wonasa.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Crowded Over From Local r
81
We ,Takr'it Back, Bearseaut

1-t'- = 9 80. = - lr'''0'>' -
~.
Our OLD friend, MAJ. Il. L. MGh
Of The famous ba'tery f,alk no ~
Ashs\ lie, ~, Is III to",,' c
amHng hlS, hostSol lI,el'us ill''f': IT,
G"hlng as liaEPyHi!.' c'e, , t,,aa be1er' We,
i4e IS 'te S"h'G JOY, hnh' Ia - L.
aS "l S"te. ne "lofpnu ~ "S
rS'siuai, "',u ",'' 't,.' i,nn;, IT, ivia wa,
~ ',n;, p,r,, ~ h,In LIN, ont {mn,e.rf
hat ' i,por and deer npnt. ph'snsan,s
80" 'i''' ,|a ernils &C that big bunt il th,
oI,t.r ,I, ~. orut,i,e an evE.nstiva renn,,
~ ,t'". ,,.s.;"h nnntnIcd in TIE TIMES tw,,
Weeks aro Onr surrris,. c,, La h...t,r
inaciurd ;han !. scrh. Il ~ Ea cno,Iy i
formed MS That he hid come nj, ,ha va,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Charged With RI1Ipg III. Nat,

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 1.-The posso,> Eco
inspectors report to headquarters here
the arrest OF tho sub-contractor of the
star route between Butler, Ala and
Meridian, Miss, for rifiing the maiIs
One OF the letters secured Contained 400
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Verdict For goo onn

OXFORD, n. O., Dec. 3.-In the s,oo
ooo damage suit of Rev. T. ]. Gattis
against DR.. j, G. Kilgo, w. r. ods,,
ana ,ln. q. N. Duke the jury rendered /.
sesa'c6 s Tor the plaintiff for s2D, 900 dam.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
The Prettiesf 71la!e 1a1o,rn.

:. II. Rice. .Jr. Eu s show window.
al The "Wondsr store If Santa ClaI.S..
cnn't get satisfied from lie maln,nnnt!,
stock of toys all y. ef.ntS at the "Wnn-
der sto!e' he need not Try anywhere
e'Si.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
TO ANNEX WEST FloRJoA

N"o"hn L"S!>latu"a Takes ~. ,nit,,-
I've tn III" Movr;nnn:.
MsSoME"Y, Ala. D,c. 9Th er,.
official ac;ia,4.ssGins to the annexsA on
OF west Florida by tho state Of A.
ba'na occurred when q joint resolution
was introduced i'll the house of repre-.
scnuveS by Hon. James L. Jones of Co.
necuh, providing for joint committee
or the general assembly to confer with
the governor and legislature of Florida.
during the recess as to what terms this
state can make for the requirement of
the territory.
The resolution authorizes a committee
OF hve, three from the house and two
from the senate A similar resolution
was introduced in the senate.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
SANFORD IS NOW GOVERNOR
Office Is Turned Over to His Ertv.tc
Secretary.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. AT "a
O'Clock today Joseph L. Johnston re-
tired from the executive Office.
Owing to sickness the new governor
w. j. Sanford, was unable to come to
+ Iasoanrssi,sl. -la formally .'augu.
sanford. son OF thr covr.,,r w 80 ~. ~
pr!Vate SECRETARY. Imcre hos Lno,, 800
apprehen ION t!lat curlnli..atin',S ,n;nh. %
iSo az. Oh account OF Governor SumforG;S
'it'S'' nuS ho'Elng o. the kind ocrnrrnd
o,,J GJ?I:rh0r Sanford i improving dniIv
60. t - - 'h"ASAt lie Will be able 70 enter
upon MS duties il 4 few d.;vs. -''t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
Installation Services.

Re IS. y. A James AMI G.. a. g.
Jennings with Elder J. Z. C>!;on viii
conduct the installation Servic, cf Rev.
Wm. II. Msi,s .nn-.saubN .n Srnb6Nh Dec. 0. h, at
eNh1Xat IL y. m, and a. ny. l"'or
Thessgisitipg ministers WIFE
uls,s az.t ana i,'' IN"
NC - is Tcoi&ialiy III
astst q sasiees
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-07
BiF1uctiou Sale.

On account Of rain, my auction sale
of Sewing machines wai pos, poned fri
Monday. .Srd, to Saturday the S,h.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-27
SOCIALISTS IN JAIL.
Candidate For Vice President
Arrested by Police.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 27.-Val Remmel.
socialist labor candidate for the vice
presidency; Paul Dinger, of Cleveland,
congressional candidate of the same
party in the Twenty-frst Ohio district,
and William G. Cowan, candidate for
the Pennsylvania legislature in the
Fifth district, spent brief time in the
South Thirteenth police station last
night for disregarding the police regu-
lations- 1t is required that prior notice
of street meetings shall be given to the
police and a permit secured for the
same The socialists have frequently
refused to obey the order, and last
night Inspector Bradley with a detail of
police swooped down on a meeting, ar
rested the orators and dispersed the
crowd. Remmel, Dinger and Cowan
were locked up on charges of violating
a city ordinance and later were re-
leased on forfeits of SIS for a hearing
fndaV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-27
GALLON PROMOTED.
Is Made Auditor of the Gulf,
Beaumont & Kansas City Ry.

Mr.. George B. Gallon, special travel
ing accountant on the Santa Fe proper,
has been appointed auditor of the Gulf.
Beaumont & Kansas City railway. He
will take charge of the accounts of that
line on August 1, and his headquarters
will be at Beaumont, Texas.
The Gulf, Beaumont & Kansas City
is the short Texas road which was pur-
chased this week by the Gulf, Colorado
& Santa Fe. 1t runs from Beaumont to
Kirbyville and ROgan, and an extension
is to be built at once to connect 1t with
the Gulf line of the Santa Fe system. 1t
will be at least year before it loses its
identity and becomes a part OF the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe, and during its in
dependent existence Mr.. Gallon will con-
tinue to hold the position of auditor.
His supervision will extend over the ac
counts of the Beaumont Wharf and Ter
minal company.
Mr.. Gallon has been special travelling
accountant on the Santa Fe proper for
the past three years. Prior to that time
he was in charge of the collateral pro-
perties work in the Santa F'e accounting
office in this city. His connection with
the Santa Fe extends over a period of
several years.
Mr. Gallon is a thorough accountant,
and the appointment is a direct recogni-
ton of his ability.
Mr. J. r. Ferris, who succeeded Mr..
Gallon in the accounting office here will
succeed him as special travelling ac-
countant.