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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-18
STILL DIFFICULT To
GET INTO GAIN t.STpN.

Not Twenty-Five persons got into Galveston
Sunday from the outside world The lin"s
are being drawn tightly and pressing in
deed. must be the business which gives one
passage.
The trains running TO Texas City go down
light. Nurses, physicians and soldiers of
course. come ard 20 at will. The bars which
are raised against others. however. are
high. Most of th, men who survived the
storm and who have determined to leave,
have already gotten away.
1t is estimated that about 900 persons
have departed from the ci,y since the storm
including women and children.
Eleven hundred tents were rereived to-
day by the Board of Health. All but 900
retained for hospital purposes. will be dis
tTibuted to the chairmen of the various
ward subcommittees TO shelter the home
less III their respective wards The Marine
Hospital service. which is working in con-
junction with the Board of Health. have
foot of fremont street, where the sick and
wounded. now sheltered in unsanitsry pla-
ces throughout the city, will be taken for
treatment.
This hospital will be under the direction
Of Doctors Peckham and Wortenbecker OF
the Marine Hospital service, who will be as
sisted by a corps of trained nurses. The hos
pitai will consist of 800 comfortable tents,
and viii be thoroughly equipped IL every
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-18
LORD ROBERTS WILL RETURN.
London Confidently Expects Him
After Dissolution Of Parliament

Aberdeen, Sept. 17.-.,t the meeting Of the
Council az BaimoraI to-day 1t was decided
that the dissolution of Parliament Is to-
take place September %
The Queen afterwards signed the procia-
nation Of dissolution. A writ Will be Issued
September - SUUmCning the new Paria-
ment 10 assemble November L
The first nominations and the Unopposet
returns WI. occur September =. The first
pollings vii! take place October L
For the moment dissolution Is a more at
tractfye theme than China
The Piei ermaNtZhU!g correspondent of tha
Da;'y Mall announces that Lord Roberts
VIII start su- Euaiand about October ).
THIS time there = little doubt OF the gen.
UiucGeSs OF the report Of h!s early return
Some troops VIII also be coming back, and
the elections v'iu ;hIs be excellently timed
BY The Government 10 take advantage OF
the M tfonH fsrTor over 4 successful war.
The proposed visit of the Duke and Ouch
csS of York 70 Australia also arouses mucn
enthusiasm.
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NEW LIST OF THE DEAD
COMES OUT OF GALVESTON

lRoENEE. WILL SOPHIE and FIoRIE.
LAi;sGNt,,' II. and two children
LOTT WALTER = gif, ana ivsy Children.
NAI:TIN, MISS ANNE
MANY, J., SIR, ngnther and two n,eoes-
NErWILLf.R. VyAI.. wifi and three children
MENTION. MRS. J. ", md child
I'niNNG' Sd .uI sister
PRYOR.. La, wife and four Children. Ot St
E.tTRIGK. MARIA.
IDWE!-. CARRIE Y
4G;iIZl.- Mgs. Ei.&%:;K and son. CLAUDE
SCIioLEA IIcIiAno. vile. son Frank and
SiMIEi;, J6H. wife ana child.
SrACTtE, MRS FORD.
siA>yro?T. Nh CARRIE cco,orad,.
srtINEuNK. EDWARD. GEORGE ana AR
SWEEEI. mother and three rIs,ers OF John.
STEINFJETit Mrs EMMA.
sTEVENS. FitANEIE ard LEE ,no nays of
sTiiiMNET. sTiiiEyAGT. NI:5 aHss !iEgI hE9TEF k
TIVENtrr. aNTGN.
riioMPsDN. -. wico, a1d -, ca.idren.
TnED. suEH:.
F55@%N T5'%%Nj!NGFE .ii!. y MlS5 EFTA 3E1,sA BELLA
NtSHINGTDN. JQHS and five children
WInnE. Mife ana tive chi!dreD-
WHITE, WILLIE.
WHITE. FANNY Of Walter
HItG;HI.ER t;.,iI.EiR., Mas. FRED and w, children.
XWNNSIG. ADOLPH SR.. RICHARD. HER
MAN anI three daughters OF Ad-Iph.
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GALVESTON CONDITIONS
AS THEY ARE TODAY.

= J Mar. Royston. chairman of the
. Census Bureau. has called together .
= the eHumsrators who survive, and ,
y plans have been formed to al once ,
> set about the task OF getting the
name Of every person IN need Of as.
, sistance. AZ least 1900 unfortunates, ,
= It Is thought. Will lie located in this .
. way.
There IS enough food in the city to ,
q permit the distribution Of a liberal .
. amount 70 every one IN distress,
o There Is no epidemic. and the c.ti- .
q zeus have been assured that there is .
> 10 DANGER OF any.
= The volunteer doctors In Galveston .
g are not needed. = Hale nursing will .
. have to be done for month, pos .
= si5iy, but that can be attended to ,
6 by fraction Q: the corps here.
q Mercantile business is gradually re- .
. sunling its normal condition.
. The banks are al open.
. lncaHaescsat eiectriC lights have ,
o been placed In the business portion .
- Of the city. Tie water service IS bet
b ter every day. and telephouic COM
9 muuitati-n VIII be re-esiablished ,
3 throughout the city II The course Of
. ten days. .
. The street car services wifi be .
. crippled for weeks.
. II Galveston shoald DC visited by 4
y rain, even light one. the damage I
. 70 property in houses would be great. 4
. The Uogk Of disposiue Of the dead .
. continues. but only few funeral nres I
- burn on the streets. Il Is thought 1
. that nearly al ;he ghaaiIy service 1
. has been done,
. Contracts have been let for getting
. the steamers Roma and Red Cross .
= OF the land. Half a dozen other I
= grounded steamers have not yet been 4
5 touched. but efforts viii be made this 4
= week 70 put them to sea- Many 1,
= small sailing vessels lie along the I
: wharf, capsized. a few whaFfers 4
. have Begun the work OF repairs
. The weather Is intensely hot, hard I
o iy a breath Of breeze is blowing |,
q Sailing crafts are becalmet on the q,
. bay.
q zAAaAtsa enae
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Galveston. Tex. Sept 1T.-The following
additional fist OF dead from the storm has
Lc,u gathered. II includes u few corTeC-
tious tp former lists.
ALLEN. MRS. KATE
ANuEi,&IN. Ml;S. DORA.
ANuEIlSpN, Mi:S. SAM Coloredl.
h%i.Ki.F. MRS ifil three chiidren.
HNhEK FIni;fNGE .coloredt.
E\i-.9TiN, \I.,%i, !, y .AL!4E =! i. .,olo''a',
ti3-IrtF,%ii;:in. 4. '-I,t,2i;i.. ERHA!N' lHf and wife
uEINuJS: fEiTz. ana wife ari roar children.
i.rSH"M. "a iSOM.
Eoh -. AMY. and family. ,,,,.--.-,
'-kI.l EilF. GEORGE. wlle ana daughter
CAMPBELL, MRS EDNA.
CAEoLINE: MRS. ALICE. and three children.
CHESTER PAIL. ana Wifi,
GRAIN. CHARLES
CEAIN MAGGIE ,McCREE.
,ki:iEi: MRS. CELESTE.
HGHNi:R. wM. wife and three children
nNGFKr. MItS., and children
iijKT. WALTER, vie. two chuireD and TWO
iiGTf:%. io'HS <. ana wife
JOHNSON. LEONARD. sHfe end four chill
,J6uKHIN. TONY.
KtGislT,SrkN' MRS ELIZA.
kEIs3,ER. and family.
kBI.r!E. infant oC - p
KI.Ei>tAN. JOE, wife and ,sad. snd Two
wu!kner
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match has at last been discovered which
'an he wdHGfact urad absolutely without the
All OF Phosphorus. and therefore he relied
Hpcn 40 make -phossYj jaw OF the h;6ep IS
memories ut :ho past. This safety match con
1atIIs neither ret nor yellow phosphorus nor
a compound OF phosphorus. but Possesses thA
great advantage of being able 10 be manufact-
rIred with she plant ans machinery hitrertp
Ia Invention still strides onward through
every line. and vet there some things
which seefa impervicus 10 Improvement For
instance IrStAtter's Stomach Bitt.rs that
famous medicine has stood uneqUaled rar
,,r-,- yrars as :. corrective OF stomach dIscriers
limitations have sprung up about It. but like a
beacon light It has stood imThcvePie mn 2 point
as Constipation. indis syestioH. dsSp.psia, bill
iousness sluggish Iivcs or "S;sn 49,, eidheys zee
cat our Private ReN.3~a Sbz1nP SHNefs TIE
rscA OF the aotrIa
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HEADQUARTERS CLOSED.
j. Milton Turner Has Returned to
ST. Louis.
nE:FI-EI.IC sI,ElrAr.

REPUBLIC S'ECTAr.
Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE Negro Demo-
cratic National headquarters are closed
aud ]. Milton Turner chairman Of the Ad-
visoTy Committee, has gone back 10 81
Louis The cause of it all Is the alleged
unpopularity of J. Milton Turner with the
friends Of Bishop Turner OF Atlanta, who
recently came out for Bryan. The 81. Louis
Turner has, It is said, made lavish prom
ises Of jobs as spellbindcrs and authors
of literary cffusions. which he was uuab!s
To make good
Ou Saturday hne Harvey \. Thompson
called upon J. Milton Turner and asked for
money h- said was owing him. Then he
knocked J. Milton Turner through & win
dow. Thompson was arrested. but in spite
OF the sympathy extended to Turner he
decided to return 10 ST. Louis.
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FOUND THEIR NAMES
~ THE LIST OF "SStED.

REPT El.IC SPECIAL
Houston. Tex. Sept. 17.-Fran,Is Drake
of San Francisco arrived at 30 this morn
ing. having ridden for more than Ito hours
H." was on his way 10 Galveston. where he
had a father. mother and several brothers
and sisters. AZ least he knew they We're
there before the storm, but after sending
several toiegrams from san Francisco ne
did not hear whether they were among the
living.
Reaching here Re- was distracted by the
iuf0rua tiun that he stood little chance of
being able to reach Galveston. While he
was ~ ing TO think Of some plan to reach
the Inflated island newSbOy came by cry
ing the morning papers. Drake seized one
and began scanning its columns. In a mo-
ment a joyful shout rang from his lips He
had fouud the names OF his family in the
saved" column.
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eAPfctlnG 10 reach her home to-rnotr-nc,
morning. Both were convinced that the
Boss family had been swept to death hv
the angry sea.
Yesterday CoiIey came 70 Galveston T.,
going over th" ruins he drift to the dis
pensary established in the Second Ward
While talking to the physician in charge =.
messenger arrived with an order from boo
Tor j. { Dyer, i'm charge of the Relief Com.
ritfce for that district. II read: Peter
Boss. wife and eOr are absolutely destitute.
Thoy must have clothing and provisions At
once"
CoffHy was so stunned by the news thar
he could hardly believe g.. He Investigates
and found the aged man at tlte iut.rrarv
the wife and son at the residence mentioned
His fortune of $.53.',J had been wiped away
but they had escaped with their lives after
u most thrilling experience.
When the waters began To surround their
house they started 20 fee They were near-
y strangied by the terrific tide and forced
back into the yard. then they were hurled
against 4 large barrel on the premises. To
this they clung all night long. tossed and
thrown from wreck TO wreck floating half
Il mile or more into the city. dashed against
huge pieces Of timber and being struck in
Vulnerable times by flying debris.
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.=a-zH-a--H-a=
Marine EnIelIiGenre.

New York. Sept. T.-Arrived: Astoria,
from Glasgow.
Glasgow. Sept y7-Arrived: Assyrian
from Philadelphia; City Of Rome. New
York. LavoRia- Montreal Sarmauan. Most
real
Bremen. SEPT 17.-Arrive1: Grosser Kur-
furst, New York via Southampton.
London. Sept b.-Sai!ed: Neko. San
Francisco.
Bremen. Sept. I6.-SaHed: Friedrich der
Crosse. New York via Southampton and
CheTboure.
Cherbourg. Sept. 16-Saped: Deutsch-
land. from Hamburg ana Southampton.
New York.
New York. Sept. H.-Arrived; Steamer
Niinnehaha, from London.
Cherbourg, Sept. i6-Saied: Steamer Al
ler, from Bremen and Southampton, for
New York.
southampton. Sept E..-Saiie4: Friedrich
deg Crosse. from Bremen. for New York.
sydney. New South Wales, Sept IT.-Ar-
rived: -Acrangi. Vancouver, British Column
bia- via Honolulu ana Brisbane.
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the heart of tho storrn-swept section Of tho
city. He owned two blocks of property,
which are completely gone. The lots could
not be given away. He is rs poor az any
pauper the city has ever had. except in the
matter of friends.
The sadde.t part Of his story. though.
was the inability o: the Relief Committee
to provide clothing for him and his fam
iy. The committee had neither food nor
money, and rot until young Coffey arrived
with temporary assistance were the neces-
stiles Of the unfortunate family relieved.
Messages were sent at once to Mrs. Nc
Donald M her home, No. 1854 Drexel boule-
ward, Chicago and on board the train az
Galesburg. III. notifying her that her rela-
tives were safe. and informing her Of their
condition. She is expected Immediately TO
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RELIEF COMMITTEE NOW
PROVIDES FOR OYER 10000.

Galveston TeS. sept. 1.-THE total nur-
hor %: Isrsons Ted iu the ten wards of Gal
weston Saturday was 1914. estimating four
persons To each one applying. Sunday the
number Increased slightly.
Supplies are now coming IN steadily and
all orders for provisions ana clothing are
being given ON general stores iu the city
No accurate statement OF the suiount Of
supplies can be obtained, as they are h-i,g
put in the genera! stock a. soon as re
Ceiyed.
L. PUBLIC SPECIAL.
BoJnville. Mo, Sept. l5.-Frad SaUter
Mayor cf Boonville. has wired the Governor
OF Texas to draw on him for SJl1. Five
thousand pounds Of -four. given by the
Somhast Milling Company. was shipped to
day by the u, X. * T. Railroad :or The
benefit Of Galveston sufferers
81. Joseph. Mo. Sept. 1.-THE Citizens
Committee and newspapers have raised
nearly 5000 and forwarded the amount TO
Governor Savers for Texas storm sufferers.
Chicago. Sept. 1..-Ccntribu,ions for the
Texas sufferers received by the local Relief
Committee to-day swell the total amount
so far received 10 sss.ttg.
Jauesyilie. Wis, Sept. fan appeal to
.
tributiolis ia relieve the Texas sufferers
was sent OUT from the office OF the supreme
chancellor, knights of Pytnias, here to-
day. II is urged that money he rais-d 5y
subscription Immediately and sent to
George b. Criras. chairman Of the Knights
Of Pythias Committee at Houston, Tex,
from which point the distribution will he
made.
Dallas, Tex. Sept. I1.-The churches Of
Dallas Yesterday took 1u c,sb collections
for storm, sufferers. Over s2,,e vas raised
The. money was teIezrapEeE 10 Galveston
to-dIy.
Washington. sent IA TELEGRAM, has
b.ey, received at rba Treasury Department
stating that The revenue cutter WiDona his
arrived at Galveston with twenty tons Of
s,ro,-isions ard other supplies ear -ha Hoo,
sufferers
pf-PI-pIIC- SPECIAL.
New York Sent. r7.-Yarnr.inv F3u r4ve
$1,000 for the Galveston food sufferers 90
day. \ cheek for that amount VIII ha sent
20 Governor Sayers Of Texas Tomorrow,
and he win be requested 10 notify Richard
Croker II more Is needed from the New
York Democratic or-auiZatIou.
Il, was at a meeting of the Ta,nnanv Hall
Executive Copr,4rtes tha. Afr Croker l., =
hrief speeab gave a desrrf,rtfon ~ ~. ar--
fu, catastrophe that had hefalIec the Texas
civ and adjacent towns He said tn, e
had orIyays been Ta.nmanv'S nlsa=rt-, IN 70
r;,,-, s,,f.eri,y ubara,..r =, oxi.,o7 .,,y; e..
- ,,.I,,,.o, .. -. en- ooo -, =,
., tha str,cl,,,, ,,ol,,Ia % - - g.
Sc
Every rnerrhar or ,H, c,,r,.,,,,.to, s,,,,,.,,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-18
DR.. M0RFlT TAKES A BRIDE.
Neds Miss Josephine Nations at
Kansas CITY.

\ Special dispatch 10 The Republic from
kansas City states that Doctor John {.
Mortt OF No. 1858 Pine street. of this citv.
wss married there TO Miss Josephine Ma
lions The ceremony WAS pcrforme! in the
nome t'HA ct ths brides parents 10y the Reverend
Doctor =. T. Green L t;arrnan Nor.if tb'
hIlde6!ogms 8 brother was best man and
Miss Anna Nations. the brides sister, was
ti!c maid Of honor. After an extended we'd
SlhS trip Doctor and Mrs. MOrfit will he It
nome IN this city, at No. 1888 Pine street.
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TO-DRY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Discount rates were TO : per cent on eau
and time loans. CIearances, $6s''-''f: -'ai-
ances. SSq-. .ojy. New York exchange. F'e
discount bid. 59c discount asked; Louisville
30 discount bid. par asked; Chicago. o'c a.s-
count bid a5c discount asked; New Orleans
10 discount lid. uar asked: C;acinlau %
discount bid. par asked
The local market foT wheat closed hsher
at T5lsc a. for Sept. 96i4c Oct, i'SsE'''ga
Dec. Sic y. May. 761aG7Sc No. : red; corn
closed lower at $3.50 L. sept. 5ei-c b. oot-,
;aTsc Dec. 25ss. a. year, AoH4t4c No
white, oats closed at 2Iiac sept. -r2o Dec.
2ii.r May. 2ll.u2-c N0.
The local market fof standard mess pork
ciused firm at sI2.50 for new Prime steam
lard closed AIghc: II b.5I'ac East side
The local market fog spot cotton closed
steady.
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WHITES AND BLACKS CROWD
TOGETHER, SEEKING RELIEF.

In line before tn" relief stations were
women Of evident refinement They were
;ammed In between negroes and the poorer
CLASSES Of whites II must have been d
terrible struggle for them to accept .uccuF
in such q guiee bu; there was no alt"rn;t-
tive before them.
There are now about 2ul soldiers in Gal
weston doing guard and police duty. The
camp on the wharf Is being rapidly put into
condition. and the soldiers will soon be com
:urtably housed.
There aca now in Galveston five com
inards-tho Dallas Rour!. Riders. Captain
Ormondc pa=tt. with fcrty-tive men, the
Houston Light Guards, Captain George Ne
Cormick. with foyty-ive men; the Calves
ton Sharpshooters. Captain 4. Runs'hell.
with thirty-;ive men, and Battery y %
Houston. Captain q. \. Adams, with fifteen
men, and Troop y. Houston Cavalry. COM
manded by Lieutenant Breodlodse, with
twenty men.
Captain Mccormick Of the Houston Light
Guards Is Acting Major. commanding the
battalion. he said to-day that he expected
the men would 70. needed In Galveston for
several weeks yet.
There are numerous cases OF insanity In
Galveston. as Il result Of the terrible be-
reavcmcnt sustained by the survivors.
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sores or cuts on their hands Or arms and
contracted the blood poisoning as a result
OF handling decorrposing bodies.
Two cases OF amputation OF arms have
been reported. +. VI White, one OF tho
most prominent men of the Lancaster
neighborhood died at his homo. twelve
miles from Dallas to-day. His son. Forest
White. was In Galveston when the storm
came on aud has not been heard from. He
is given VI. as dead. The shock has killed
tEa InN'S fat fIHr
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BLOWN OUT OF HOTEL WINDOW.
st. Louis Salesman's Experience in
the Storm at Houston.

r. J.. HoIllrEsworth. the Texas represent
ative of the Western Brass Manufacturing
Company OF St- Louis. was asleep in a hut.I
I'm Houston. Tex, when the hurricane struck
that city.
The hotel building rocked on it5 fouuda-
tion and Er. H0iiingsworth was thrown
from his bed out an open window and into
the boughs OF an evergreen tree Aside from
a few Slight scratches ne WAS GniH jured
PR. Hollingsworth is now in St. Louis
Fardonc6 by the Governor
Governor Stephens yesterday pardOned
frCm the penitentlary Marcus Marquis,
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J.. w. RRy ALIVE.
Incorrectly Reported That lie Conn
mt,ted Suicide.

EEPItTLIC SPENINI..
South McAlestrr. 7. T, Sept. 1T-The re-
port being published BY Western papers to
rhe effect that l.. W. Bryan, United States
Mine Inspector for the Indian Territory.
with headquarters in this city. has commit
ted suicide. because of the death Of his wife
and daughter 1T Galveston. Is Incorrect and
without foundation. Mr.. Bryan, while al
most prustratcd by the calamity. IS in good
health. and at ND time has th.. idct. Uf sui
eide occurred To him.
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SARGENT HAS RESIGNED.
VIII Not BE Elected Grand Master
Of Locomotive Firemen.
REPUFLIC spEcTAL

Dcs Moine7, Ia. Sept 17.--firand Master
3, +. Sargen: of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive F.rcmep announced to The biennial
National Convention OF that order tonight
that be must decline 90 accept reelection.
as be had received a better offer outside
the hr1the rhC0d-
lie has served seventeen consecutive years
as grand master. Vice Grand Masters Han
rahan ana Wilson are candidates for the
place.
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SACK OF MONEY
AN.tS VI AsIiE-n AWAY

In ht,le sack hung around her neck.
AIRS Boss carried $2.eJ0, the only earthly
possession with which she atterrptei 70
escape. She held on to it desperately until
she dropped into the recedIng waters. when
it was torn from her neck and washed out
to SEA. She managed to Withstand the force
of falling waves and was found next day.
She and her husband and son we're bleed
ing ana bruised, but still ieebly clung to
the remnants of an old fence. NeiChbors
thought that they had been drowned and
reported them as dead. They were unable
TO notify their relatives that they had been
saved, and not until their awful plight was
discovered and appeal made to the Relief
Committee In their behalf did their identity
become known.
Boss lived at Twelfth and " streets IN
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NIECE PROSTR tTEn
By THE REPORT OF DEATH.

Mrs Mcdonald was FRUSTRATED when she
reached Houston. coffsy remained with her
and dispatched messenger To Houston. IL
took him three days to get 20 and from
Galveston.
THE whole family has perished." vas the
brief message he brought back
This was told to Mrs. Mcdonald. Tho
shock completely unnerved her and for
awhile she required the attention Of a
physician. Coffey. after much persuasion
Induced her to return to Chicago. and she
started from Houston late Saturday night.
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RAILROADS.

The Chica go. Milwaukee, and st. Paul
viii abolish the offices q first and second
vice presidents.
Secretary \. J. Smith has issued list
aT subjects to he discussed It the meeting
of general passenger agents IN Buffalo.
\. Y
General Passenger Agent TSsher Of the
Canadian Pacific wants uniform coayeH-
lion rate Of one fare and oue-t.iIti foc
the summer months.
The Illinois Terminals crossing AZ Glass
hur0. Ill, vas not acceptable TO the State
Railroad Commission.
Vice President and General Supc-ir-
tendent Leroy TCice q the l. & -. y
lays trains viii he rlin into Galveston over
Jhe reconstructed bridge on Thursday next
The Pennsylvania Railroad viii extend
lis pension system 10 lines west Of Pitts
burg.
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piles Cured without the Knife

Itching. blind. bleeding or prutruding piles
Your druggist will refund your money IL
TAZc OINTMENT fails TO cure you. - cts.