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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master nor consignees Of the
Norwegian bark Papa will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew.
STRACHAN & CO, Consignees.
Savannah. Ga. Feb II, 1900
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
WANTS THE BILL AMENDED.
Gov. Gambler Trying to Protect Ger.
tain Georgia Products.

Atlanta Feb 1S.-Gov. Gambler has sent
to the Georgia congressman letters asking
them TO work for the amendment 90 the
bin before Congress, prohibiting the trans
portation of convict-made goods from one
state to another He wants the bill
amended in favor Of Georgia naval stores,
coal, lumber and brick He points out
that 80 per cent. of these products shipped
from the state are of convict manufacture.
and that the passage of the projected bill
would paralyze these industries. He adds
that it would also deprive Georgia of 500, =
O00 which the state receives annually from
the lease of her convicts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~--~~~>-~
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JU-
RORS.
All petit jurors are discharged until
Thursday morning, 18th inst.
By order of His Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk S. c. c. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
ONCE of Savannah Water Works,

Savannah, Ca, Feb. g. 1900
Sealed proposals will be received at the
water works Office, City Exchange. for the
purchase and removal of the old water
tower in Franklin Square on Montgomery,
between Bryan and Congress streets, un-
til - o'clock Feb. Is.
Tower. including bricks two feet below
the surface, must be moved within sixty
days from acceptance of proposals.
A certified checks for % per cent. of
amount of proposal must accompany each
bid.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
reserved. HAL II. BACON,
Chairman Committee on Water
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
ELECTRO-PLATING.
Phone 60.
NOTE THIS
FOR RENT.

Buffers Island Rice Plantation, opposite
Darien. containing 1000 acres under
bank for the nominal rent of $500 on long
lease or yearly. Apply to
WILDER G. CO.,
Savannah Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t fails
TO cure E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
MARRIAGES.

ELL-McGOWIN-On Saturday,
Feb. 5, 1900, at the Episcopal Chapel, Low
er Satilla Bluff, Ga, by the Rt. Rev. c.
K. Nelson, Bishop of Georgia, assisted by
the Rev. Messrs. Cassil and Greaves,
Grace Evelyn Trussell, daughter of Hon
John Hopkins Millbury, Mass, to Will
liam Odell McGowin. No cards.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
FOR RENT.

City Marshals Office. Savannah, Ca,
Feb. .. 19O0.-The vaults or stores. Nos.
and in the basement of the City Mar
ket are for rent. Apply to
JOHN POWER, City Marshal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
RYAN,s BUSINESS CoLLEGE.

Rooms q and % Provident Building.
Competent office help supplied from this
college. Students prepared directly for
business. Day and night sessions. Learn
to operate the new models of the Reming-
ton Standard Typewriter. that being the
machine which the business world en-
plays. bearing & Hull, Sole Dealers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master, owner nor consignee
of the British steamship Talbot will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
crew. ROBERT WINTER,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
DadWay's
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SICK HEADACHE, BILI0USNESs,
INDIGESTION, TORPID LIVER,
DIZZY FEELINGS, DYSPEPSIA.
One or two of Railways Pills taken daily
by those subject to bilious pains and tor
pidity of the liver, will keep the system
regular and secure healthy digestion,
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-27

DuhuuN. oStop'' ~
 Dr. w. s. Robinson has been laid up with an attack of la grippe.
 Barbecued sucking pig, with roast duck on the side. for Sunday dinner at the Commercial Hotel, October 2S.
 See the King of Madagascar and his standing army at the Elks' minstrels on Saturday night November5 j.
 Edgar Jones, who ha, been in Colo rado for the past eighteen months. re- turned home Thursday.
 J. w. Francis. who has been doing assessment work on some copper claims north of Tuba City, returned Thurs day and will remain until after election.
 Get your tickets for the Elks' min strels. You will enjoy a good laugh. It will be the only show that you ever attended that you will be thoroughly satisfied with the money spent.
 w. w. Dunbar. who several years ago practiced law at Williams and afterward at Kingman, and then left the territory for Oregon two years ago, was passenger on No. Tuesday on his way to Kingman. where he will locate permanently.
 An item is now going the rounds of the territorial press that the water supply of Flagstaff has failed. Such is not the case. There is about one million gallons of water in the reser- vOir and there is no danger of Flag staff suffering from n water famine.
 Governor Murphy is winning friends in this campaign. says the Journal Miner, by his honorable. manly course. He has refrained from personalities and has not resented in the least he mali cious personal attacks made on him. The people of Arizona beleve in fair play, and they will vote for the man who does not indulge in abuse of his
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-27
BRIEF LOCALS.


The Racket Store is the place to buy Navajo blankets.
 Notary public commissions have been issued to Y. E. Pollock of this place and H. Pyle of Williams.
 For Sale-Four lots on Beaver street, between Birch and Cherry avenues. For terms apply to J. II. Morse.
 R. H. Marine and Harry SimingtOn are doing the assessment work on some valuable mining claims which they own near Jerome.
 Lost-Gold pin. fish shape, with small diamonds set in head. The finder will he rewarded by leaving same at this office.
 Mrs. Sarah Ingram. cOlOred, died Wednesday after an illness of three weeks. She leaves a ten. year-Old son to mourn her loss. The funeral took place from the NJ. F.. church Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. H. Henry preached the funeral sermon.
 w. M. Stcinmetz, who has held the lease on the Henry Heller blacksmith shop for the past few months. left for his old home at Wakarusa, Ind, last Saturday. Mir. Steinnetz did not re- side here very long, but he leaves a host of friends to regret his departure.
 Ladies-Mrs. M. Stein will be in Flagstaff the 5th of November. at the Commercial Hotel, with fine line of tailor-made suits, coats, capes, cider down sacques and robes: also corsets. Every lady should bear in mind the date, as if you miss this opportunity you miss seeing the latest styles. I will also have line of wool and cotton underwear. Respectfully. Mrs. NJ. Stein.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
HEATFoRn-s sIcCESsou.
Will lie Selected From the Passenger
department of tiic st. Paui.

Chicago. Ill. July 2D.-When asked who
wui-.d succeed George Ii. Eeafo.a as gen
"idi passenger aS'lL u the chicago, Mil
a'ikrc ANA ~ Paul i,.iliOaG. = 4 Is!r.
third wee president Of iho company, re
Piled.
Inat matter has not yet been settled
"If. tl"afiurG does not care to retire from
tnH service usiI october 10. and INNS gives
Is plenty OF Cne il: which to ma he IA Sc
itctiLH u successor 10 him. We viii OBJ
S'FHe the Civil service principle 10y select
!HS some one now In the service. OF an.
company VINO seems best fitted for the ~
SltlpH ~ general passenger d., nj
ms statement To- kIe- President Bird
VIII sci at rest a.. rGmorS tHat persons
CONNECTED w''h other lines may =. sho,-u
i"' general iaSscrS'r agent 81 the 81 I'atI
i"td- A. +. y. Mui'r. uu" of tay assistant
general iI1--tHE = agents ot tho road i a
hiaJAcr II Roswell Miller. chairman Of fE,.
hudlG 81 Directors Of TIA. ~. Paul. many
believe iEat he Will hr th. Successor If
Mt H-tifcIa. Others argue that as ti..,rl.,s
:. Marsh has the tIt.e OF IT-t assistant
general passenger agent ne Is the logical
successor OF Mr.. tietruTd II the civil
service rule - strictly earned out. \ +
M"rrli! has many friends who believe that
~ VIII ,, nHae general PASSENGER agent
because he has been longer connected ,yifl,
The ihSs,usr apartment than any other
assistant sencraI passenger agent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
WILL NOT EM!GRATE.
Representative of Beers Says They
Are Not Coming 10 America.

New York. July a.-Charles ID. Pierce,
trustee and treasurer of the Boer relief
fund ana Consul General Of the ORANGE
Free State. made the following statement
to-day concerning Boer emigration to the
United States.
My attention having been cailJd To the
statement, ia various new spaper. that 10 .
60 or mora Beers are about to emigrate
from the South African Republic and the
Orange Free State 20 the United States. /
wish 10 state in ihe MOST emphatic Ian
Euage possible that there IS not one word
II truth ia such statement
stories Of that Kind emau0te from Brit-
ISL sources 10 MAKE il appear in America
that the Beers are DISCOURAGE: and that
the Wal is about over. but / say no.
The Beers lTe determined today rs they
ever We're that th"y Will gain their indie
iCEdCnCC from British rule. and everything
points in that direction. / have the most
encouraging news from the Republics. The
British have lost fuzzy trHt E;cn. and their
weekly average of losses il now from l. 70.
t. l,ss' mon. kIiCi in battle. taken prison
LrS. invaded home or died from d!seas-.
The greatest number Of III. the E1eTS
have had III the ncid ~ ore time WIS 35.y'p
and e there are enough men now in the field
To- hold Roberts at Ray Tor the next two
years ur longer. th-ir love of country VIII
always cause them 10 remain there.
Various papers pEint cable dispatch,
dated Pretoria. July IL. which IS to the e.
feet that j. NJ 4 W"lm.rans, member Of
the TrdnSyaaI Acitv. Council has been ar
near Heartfelt and that bar gold worth
$4,000 amt quantity of arms we're found
concealed in the house.
The truth IS that J. NJ 4 Wo!ms rams
died several years ago. he never was a.
member Uf the TTdaSvaal Executive. Council
:. - W. N"lmarans. one Of the Bner peace
ENJOYS. who WAS In this country in Nav
zu.i June II this year. and who is Tow in
Paris. + the only WOlm.ra who was eyer
a member of the Executive Council Of the
TTansyasl. now the South African I:e-
uUEiiC'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
ECHO OF CARTER CASE.
Hearing Of the Gaynors and
Green.

New York. July eo-The hearing I'm tho
case Of the Gaynors and Benjamin, II Green.
looking toward their removal to Georgia
for trial for alleged conspiracy with for
m,r Captain Carter in connection Wi n
savannah harh0r frauds. was continued BE-
fore United States commissioner Shields to-
James T. Gallagher former ravraster
ana toukkecPer # the Atlantic Cnnstruc-
tiyn Company. was the fir-f witness
uitI States District Attorney Erwin nf
I'orgia. acting fDT the Government in the
nearing. said before the witness was called
mat he would attempt to show by him that
claims were mace upon TIE Government for
over Sol,.O IN certain eases. where the aC-
tu4l cost WAS only about Ss5cn
MT. Erwin asked the witness what was
tLe total amount expended on certain Ss-
yannah harhor contract Mr.. Kellogg oh
1ecteG. and II Vas decided that the books
showing the figures must he brought into
court.
Francis Kahn, chief clerk of the check-pav
division of the SubtTeasury of New York
showed a list Of checks drawn on the Sub,
treasury by former Captain Ooeriin NJ
Garter. taken from the vaults Of the SUBJ
treasury.
g Il. Nandevsuter. n member Of The New
! urk Stock Exchange. and broker test
feI tb5t ne had mad stock transactions
with Captain Garter. A copy of the trans
actions and tpr original books were in
court and shown. Mr.. VaEdeventer said
captain Garter paid all transactions ty
checks. The list was nearly all bonds. gen.
orally in lots Of nearly 8 'J1 IL MAS brought
cUt ny checks shown that much of the
speculation was carried on in Mr. West
c0tts name. MIR. Erwin said ne intended, 10
shoN that check for Ni.5.o. signed by r
T. Westcott. was cD--th.rd of an amour,
taken Illegally from the United States Gov
errIneTt. and represented Captain Carter-s
share In the transaction. The other two
thirds. he said wer. divided between the
Adjourned until Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
PASSENGER AGENTS MEETING.
Rates Fixed for the ~. Louis Espn-
Sitisa and Fair

Tn" 81. Louis Association Of General Pas
s.rgcr and Ticket Agents met yest.rda:
afternoon III the Fullerton building. T. ;
crane pgesidIrg. Rates Tor the ST. I.oui, t:x-
position. which will bc held this year from
september 4. to October -. were DN.d IN
the following resolution. which Was
adopted:
'i,esoived. That a rate of one far, and
Onc-third be made To ST. Louis and return
Tor tho Exposition on "aCn Tuesday and
Thursday. limited Tor going passage To- Gat,,
o. sale ana for return passage to 1--we days
from date OF sale These rates ana Arrange
meu1s 10 apply only from points within 40
miles Of st. Louis
Rates for the 81. Louis Fair, which Will
he held during the first week of October
We're uNed as follows.
Rate OF one fare for the round trim tn
81 Louis ard I.iuru Tickets L. bs sold
September - tC october .. Inclusive and
for trains arriving n 81. Louis before noon
of October 1. Going portion Of tickets to ~
limited to cat. of sale, with final limit
10 return October :. Admission ticket. To
Fair may lie sold at o. cents in addition
tu pass 2c rate.
tu motion the Benevolent Association OF
the christian hUrCh WAS placed on :he
list OF Institutions entitled to charity rates
under the rules e the Charity bureau with
tn. further ugu, .S'audtng that Tsl!uI-fr!r,
tickets may be issued tu points not cS-
c,Dding lup miles OF ST LGui~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
IN THE COUNTY.

-R,puhliyauism had grand barbecue. or.
better. q high old time. in Webster
Thursday n.-h.. To be sure. Il va. mostly
4, gro Eypul,licauism hut this IL an impor-
taut d-ua-tineut of Kvguhicanism in s..
Louis County. The affair was under the
mana cement ~ ElIm Hale and Barney
Henderson. negroes. Republican candidates
for county offices were present. and when
political "iaTy'' was exhausted. q little OF
the u-altuoUs articl" was iEdElgei in. BIt
the caucus adjourned without being trans
formed into frdCJs-
A marriage license was Issued at Clay
ton yesterday To Warren Prime ana Maud
Meyer. both Of Glencoe.
;,iIa Gates Cofrman and others flied \
partition suit IN the Circuit Court at Clay
ton yesterday asking that IN equitable di-
vision b made ~ tract of property that
they own on the Manchester road
The contract for the new public school
io le erected in Hazel Hill has been LEI to
T.. /. Tay Tor of ST. Louis for S..33f. Henry
Foorstiirg is the architect ~ the new
structure. Ii is to he completed by October
I. The school building will BE- erected on a
plot Of ground l0lx2;l feet, purchased from
Leroy Robbins for 81 100
The annual picnic Of the Des Peres Law
and order Society will be held at Des Psrcs
on August .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
MAY HAVE BEEN A MINISTER.
Unidentified Suicide To BE Buried
To-Day hy County.

The identity OF the man who committed
suicide In = field ut the junction of IA
mousun road and 81. Charles Rock ro,.t
ST. Louis County. is still a mystery :
more minute examination Of bis effects
however, brings to light that he comes
from Chicago. and there is some ,.r,,lr,1-I
for the superstition that he is a minister In
HIS pockets were found u small pocket mi
Tur and Il prescription. The gorrnsr -,
the name of halter az No. 80 STATE
street. Chicago The iattor had uuSn n
the name. Doctor 7. \ Noble l53ro t.oi,,.
hia avenue This. also, - Chicago ai-
dress.
Nothing that the man wore cnntaj,o; q
ciew 70 his name. His collar ola nnt ba,p
his initials. ana all his clothing was nm
marked. Even his coat did no, bava - :,
the name Of its maker. In the cloihes
though. there is suggestion that the. owner
was a clergyman. The suit was hIocJ 80
cut in the conventional fashion With
marks the minister's garb. His linen VS.
plain white. The body was lying vsstarI.,.
In the undertaking parlors OF Parker pos
In Webster Groves Unless something fur
thcr develops. ii win be buried to-dsv -,
the expense Of the county.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
CHICAGO Lines
MUCH ALARMED,
Excess Fares Causing Il Diversion
Of Traffic Ia the st. Louis
Gateway.
SEVERAL DOLLARS CHEAPER.
Standard Lines Getting Desperate
and Want All Dilrerentials
abolished Situation Ex.
plaincd-NoteS.

General passenger agents Of the Chicago
lines who are compelled TO charge excess
fares on East trains 20 New York srr being
confronted with situation thar is c~uwin.s
daily NOR. alarming. Thy ar, not ollv
losing local traffic. hat ar ais. compel, !
t' book on and 500 through business from
UJuy Western points hr4u- diverted To- the
-. Louis gateway. They have forced this
situation upon themselves. .ut now. IL: an
':;"rt L. m,'y 81. aTy a-iJttiu-s the ai,l-
l"hnirut Of di1,.,rt.als and a..p snd-ava~-
i;'E To- compel a.. ,rfprc.ucrt If the -x-
c'-s-iJrc rulc uu fast Trains between -
Louis ami New York.
A report was start. J in New York. and
eagerly taken up by the chicago papers. 20
the '0r"t thHt the EaItmur, and ohio
Southwestern had demanded the enforce
IncHt of this rule. Cen. raj Passenger Agent
Mc'arly Of that company denied ibis most
'WPhtJieaIly b. an interview published i'm
Tin" Republic yesterday. ID, iur,rs tina, tho
standard fines a:. responsible for the rli-
NOR. Us thy are L.slrpgs Vi killing differ
,ufiais.
- an Illustration Of the p-ohl.n, now con
Ironing tn. standard I...s ILrlir. OH az
InicIs" 10 New York. take tn, rates 10
Nv" York from any II the ci;i-s west Of
'hi'aSo ami =. Louis From Kansas CIV,
Tor instance lh- rate va Chicago OF :;
Louis by the standard AI is So. and hy
The "Id,rratial Tins $50. y ,a-saua,,.~
routed Via tHlc;S" over one 81 m, staudrrJ
IHts must Iay excess fare To- the amount of
= TOR ) between ttic-s, ana N-S York
iniS runs his passage up TO s53 or Sd viii n
j. 40 OF Si-,, respectively. more. Than b..
would pay n routed VIA -. Louis
III" travelling gVbIie ms uui .,,n slow z,
grasp ;nls little financial problem and The
result IS that the greater part of tb,.
tAiv--a 5Usi1,ss from Western POINTS is he
lHS routed Ly she - Louis gateway. Pas
- "@vI officials 81 Chicago .ssi bound Inns
-!t iLuIuuSLIy awakened To thu. SITUATION
d III i"ry I'al.z" thai tEiS drain must b.,
STOPPED or ultimately alt thr.u.:h business;
VII To- diverted L. tai- direction
Inc reason, iEtu, fo~ their s,lvucarv OF
excess idI", GA All trains between st Ipuf=
ana NtW York making the trIy IN less THAN
Z iii' y -tNi'r hours - apparent. IL - li,.
S''4.HdtH lines uut OF -. Louis, and rot tN,
c'i'rvHIlai lines, that ara prO!itirg by TIE
ulN is-It. 81 passenger JEaIHc To this gate
y dl. II rates an these lil.s> can tie raised
= or - between mere AM New York me
through rates Via both EatHWaES will .ls
Si&utitL''u. his J., Undoubtedly tn,. real ~
iiaaauun u the recent revIv4i ai.d agitation
81 the question Of oifereHtiais and the Uni
form enforcement of the Excess. Iare r1:.,a
established very Uuwisciy several years ago
CITY.
l. Is uore PROBABLE that all difcren;ia,s
All be abolished than that excess fires w-i.l
e established between ~. Louis and NV
J vrs..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
BUSINESS WANTED.
Houses, RooNs, ETC, WANTED,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

F1i 80 Il four rooms. i blocks q No. stoc
s-Arl;s. q. rsaE. = A. i7l5 Gr.uUt-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
Personal and Current N,,rs

4 dividend @; IL per cent has been lie
clarrL .r Big Four common stock
-Curtiss Ailarl. general manager Of The.
Chicago. Peoria and s.. Louis was herr.
YESTERDAY.
w. g. Stith. freight traffic manager 81
the Missouri P1ciic. returned o. he.,ig.ar:
tcrs yesterday.
John NJ. Chcsbroush. assIs,an, general
passenger ageat Of the Naudaiia, has re-
turned from Il trip To Pittsburg
Russell Harding, third vice president and
has returned from trip East.
George T. Jarvis, receiver and general
the city yesterday. lie left with General
Passenger Agent II. \. Campbell rpr !,
trip over the line.
c. u. Doo!ey has been appointed contract
Ing freight agent Of the Baltimor.. and mi,
Southwestern n Cincinnati to succeed a.
Mcl-aushiiu- who was made travelling
freight agent.
The North Carolina SUPREME Court ra.,
sustained 4 decision rendered in Rink.
County imposing Sl.oo0 fine on the SoutG.Tn
Railway for giving a free pass 10 a door
keeper Of the legislature in isg1
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway co,,-
pdny has established general Offices for an
Western divisions ON the seventh fonr ~
the new Merchants Loan ana Trust G,rr-
pany building, Clark and Adams str,.ats
Chicago
1t has been decided to extend the dorbr,
tracking Of the burlington road from Cr,s-
ton to Red OAK. Ia. The du..bl. lrark ~
this line now extends from CHICAGO Ia Cr,...
ton. Ia. a distance of 39S miles When -.
stretch Ia Red oak Is finished IL will jaa,-s
only furty-thTee miles Of single rrarl. H..
tween Chicago and Omaha, and This mob
ably. will BE doubie-tracked next summer
From the volume Of summer excursio-,
business to resorts in Colorado tho Tfa-E
Hills and Yellowstone PARK. during 'I-tot
and July, it would seem as though Eastern
people were coming to appreciate, ill.,. ,rs.,t
attractions Of the West instead of daipp. All
their ttdNtithS dh'"ii- hsIroad reports
show that the most remarkable thing ab.l,t
travel {. Western resorts this wear il mi
its immensely, but the large. prauortfou al
il which originates FIJI Eastern states
Heretofore the low rates haY. attracted
few "a II erners
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
NEBRsshA JUDGES.
VIII Meet tn determine Legality of
Transportation tonrd Act


omaha, N.b., July 2p.-At the request Of
Governor FuynteT, Attorney General
SmyIhe ana other members nf the Nebraska
state Board OF Transportation. Justices of
ta:. State Supreme Court will be met AT
Lincoln tomorrow To couSiaier tile a.ivis-
ability Of at once holding a special session
to determine the CuusulutlGnality of the
law creating thai board i'm lSS.
Last Wednesday judge Munger Of tho
Federal Court in chambers here grau!u,i
temporary injunction To stockholders OF
the burlington to prevent the State Board
from enforcing an order making a cur ON
live stock rates. lie held that the hoard
had no legal existence. because the title OF
the bin as il passed both houses II thu
Legislature provided only for a repcaI ~
existing laws, although tbs: title VS.
changed to include new laws when IL w.s
sent To the Governor.
The State Board finds that the cous;itu-
tiondIity Of the law has never been passed
upon 10y the Supreme court and Believes
that if upheld by that body .he F,dr-aI
Court will dissolve the Injunction Gov
ernOr Poynter call. attention TO the urgent
necessity Of securing action at ono. a.
that If the State Board still has power IL,
or,.C- for reduced rates may at once be on
forced.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
Reduced Rates Granted

central Passenger Association line. have
agreed 90 make rate Of ur,. fare. for tE..
rpLHI tiiu from I.piHts in Illinois Ohio In
diana and Michigan To- !riiarauoIis for
August :. when Bryar VIII BE- notified
there Cf his nomination. NJ request has
been made 20 the Western Passenger As
sociarion for rate. other rates grained
are. tne fare FOR the round triu FIR Labor
l'ay r"iehfft'lnHS ON Sept. Uh"r 3. ore fare
Tor IN" round "trip for the Illinois Christian
tnieHFor Union meeting nj Glncv III on
t''t"y"T 10 : ard one and p!s-thirg fan.
Toy IN" round trip for the Illinois confer
'nce "f III" Methodist Church ta T.. hold
II M-un. -LnLLn- Ill On S..t ..E.,l.-r ~. ~.