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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
AN INJUNCTION ISSUED
F0rblds All Interference With United
States Mail Cars.
NO MORE DEPUTIES ARE TO BE SWORN IN
Instead Troops Will be Called For If Needed.
Monster Parade of Strikers. Cars With
drawn from Use. Still Consider
inr Cvmnathofic CtriLo
ing Sympathetic Strike.
(By the Associated Press.)

St. Louis, Mo, May 9.-The strike
which has paralyzed all street Ger travel
for many days took a new turn today
when Judge Adams Of the Unite1 States
Circuit Court issued an injunction against
any Interference with mail cars on the
lines. This is expected tC nave an I'M
portant bearing on the strike and it may
lead to the use of Federal troops il the
large force of local officers are unable Ia
prevent further disorder. A monster pa
rade of the strikers and syInpathizers
occurred today and as q precautionary
step all street ears were withdrawn from.
use. The question of a sympathetic
strike by other union worker is still
under consideration.
No additional deputy marshalis VIII le
sworn in. Ii it is demonstrated that
the present deputies in st. louis are
unable to handle the situation d de-
mandw will be made upon the Government
for Federal troops. None of the officials
seen believe hat this measure will be-
come necessary.
If it should however. troops are with
in easy call, two squadrons of the Fifth
cavalry and a strong detachment Of re-
cruits being at jefferson Barracks. twelve
miles away. The troops all told num-
Der about 900 men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
INCREASE IN THE
COTTON ACREAGE
The May Report Puts it at
Nine Per Cent.
DECREASE IN TOBACCO
Increase in Sale of Fertilizers is About
70 Per Cent.
SEASON BACKWARD AND SEED SCARCE
Commissioner Patterson Thinks the Farmers
Have not Yet Forgot en- the Evils That
Resulted From the Over Pfoduc-
ton of Cotton.

r...rrrs from a large number of cOrre-
..I.ut. Of The North Carolina Agricul-
..,.l lauartment show that the cotton
r..ra has been increased about . per
.. over that Of last year.
The -aIes Of fertilizers so far this sea-
:rI, from 10 to i per cent. greater
.r.r rloy we're at this time last year.
~a. nurchase Of mules and other farm
animals also shows 4 single gain.
These things would indicate a larger
...aagp in cotton than was planted in
l~.-l9to.
The May report of the Agricultural De-
,ar.ment is as follows, the basis of
,amnarison being 100:
What is the general condition and
,ragress q farm work this year COM
Jared with the average: 81.
. How much Gotten has ben planted,
Up is going to be planted. compared with
last year. 100.
How much more Will be planted com
barred with last year? IS.
What is the condition of wheat com
raraI With an average? %.
What amount OF oats was sown com
f.r5l with an average? 81.
f What is the condition Of oats COM
pared With all average? 90.
What is the number of horses coza-
pared With last year? 100.
H. What is the number Of m~4se COM
pared With last year? 100.
4. What is the number of cattle COM
pared with last year? 80.
1n. What is the number of hogs com
parcel with last year? sc.
IT, What is the condition of the truck
ug interests and small fruits compared
with last year? l09.
The report for Wake county is as fol
J. What IS the general condition and
r~laEress Ct farm work this year con
pared with the average? %.
. How much cotton has been plant
I'll. o7 is going to be planted compared
with last year2 115.
How much corn will bep lanted com
Ird wi,h last year? lei.
What IS the condition Of wheat com
jared With an average? 1G1.
Il What amount OF oats was sowr
compared with an average? 81.
g. What is the condition Of oats con
Jared with an average? 90.
T. What is the number of horses con-.
pared With last year? 101.
s. What is the number CT mules corn
pared with last year? 101.
o. What is the number of cattle com
pared With last year? 90.
H. WHAT is the number of hogs com
Jared with last vear2 1O2.
II. What is the condition of the truck
Ing interests and small fruits compare
With last year? III.
la Wake count estimates were receive
'Fun nine correspondents. 1t is inter
tsttaa to note the variation in these esti
A.aies. The following table gives tn
Highest and the lowest:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Senator Jones Resolution of Inquiry as TO the
Working Of THIS Monopoly.
GBy the Associated Press.J


Washington. Nav 19-Senator Jones.
Of Arkansas. today presented a resolution
in the senate directing the Secretary OF
War to report to the Senate concerning
the operations OF the North American
Trust Company OF Havana. in Cuba. The
resolution is preceded by a preamble TO
the eject that this company is the fiscal
agent OF The United states in Cuba, thai
it has a monopoly Of the banking bust
ness in that island and that b. its opera
tions. "a small coterie Of politicians and
public officials are making a fortune.
The resolution says the purpose be-
ing to ascertain everything concerning
the North American Trust Company and
it's financial operations in connection with
the United States Government.
The resolution went over on objection.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

Notwithstanding the showing made by
May report. Commissioner Patterson
'.e not believe the acreage has been
'rE materially increased.
-.any farmcrs.' he said. have this
t'-E rut down thei" cotton CROPS to put in
more tobacco or corn. Then again the
.as. experience OF the farmers with over
reduction Of cotton has taught them a
son they'll not soon forget.
ind d great disposition On the part
lE@ farmers to raise their supplies,
especially corn.
The tobacco acreage will be decreased,
via. i am unable to say how much
speaking Of the sale of fertilizers, Mr..
'".-'r>un called attention to a rather
'"i"f fact. AS the season has prog
-e-. the per cent, Of increase in sales
..+" season over last has fallen off. On
-'~I1a LIST there had been 80 per cent
more fertilizers sold this season thai
ON April LIST this had dropped
''"" I" - per cent, and on May LIST the
'tase was only - per cent. 1t is
.-''@loTe almost impossible to say until
81. season closes just what the increase
VIII be-.
me season this year has been a late
ana the supply of seed for planting
D'Th limited. In truth. there has
" great scarcity OF seed. owing u
+ot' that many farmers because o
A'-h pfIce Of seed during the winter
@4 iAey had to the oil mills. They
','''". When they did this to be able
III d less price all the seed the!
"'tl }hls spring. In this, however
nave been disappointed.
Oh these facts have no doubt don
'" prevent this year a greater In
Al cotton acreage than that indi
'"..' IA the above rerort.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. ). G, May l).-Tui pentins steady
at Is: saleS n.
Rosin quiet; receipts -: sales = exports r.:
Quote: Is. &. -, 500: f., SI.ln: +, $50; 6. 10.
H.. 81. 30: t. II. 40: X. 8 10; VI. sl.GO; y. 81 80, v G
90 W. S2G
Savannah. Ca, May 19-Turpentiue duil at
~: receipts Isl"; sales I00: y ports ,2i3.
Rosin firm; rcce! ITS 3.l62 sales 1867 exports,
l.}5D.
QUOTE: a. G, u. si.20: f. sl.25: F,s I.30: q.
sl.31; II. Sl.45: / $l.5j; X, sl.6o; VI, sISo; !.
82.C5: VIC, 81 p; wv, 10.
Wilmington. y. C.. May 9-Turpentins
nothing doing N 4si&0L49. receipts tl3.
Rosin steady 1t - 05al 10: receipts 6i3.
Crude turpenttne Grn at slt5t. 30; receipts
81 barrels.
Tar firm at 81 10: receipts - barrels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
TO RESTORE PEACE
Decision of the international
Peace Bureau Com.
Final Appeal For Peace in South Africa to he
Made to Is Powers Who Signed
Hague Conventions.
(By the Associated Press.)

Rerne. May 19.-The Committee OF the
Jnternational Peace Bureau has decided
ia make a final appeal to the Twenty-Five
movers who are signers of the conVeh-
tons adopted by the Hague Peace con
ference. in favor Of the restoration Oh
peace in South Africa. The comnll'lee
calls attention to the clause of the con
vention for the peaceful settlement o. ~
ternational conflicts by the terms %
which the signatory powers agreed 10 "Se
all efforts for the settlement. not ohis
Of difficulties among themselves. Dul -
al international disputes. Consequent
ly the committee declares, an oner .,
mediation cannot be considered by Grea'
Britain as an unfriendly act.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
+ YORK y

New YORK, May 19.-aP. on chi
easy at per cent; last loan per cen r
rr'ine mercantile paper A@4t per cent. o'ei,
BANKERS lills at s4s7A@4Ss for demand. and
s4s44@4s5 for sixty days. Posted rates s4s2 7
Silver ceI~ tlficates 6o406OA. Bar silver CO.'S. Men
can dollars Az. Government bonds b""Nah'
State bonds Inactive: railroad bonds strong.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
Agree on the Fortifcations Bill.
nv the Associated PregS.)

Washington. May 19.-The cory el0e'
of the two houses of Congress h"N
reached an agreement on the dlnel" 49,,
on the Fortifcations Appropriation Ill
Tho annropr;ation of s135, 900 for the ptr-
chase Of building sites on Sullivan 1si.iid'
Charleston, S. c., is retained.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May early was
firm on the unfavorabie weather; Solo
of later in sympathy with the corn weak
ness. but closed steady. July &c under
yesterday. July corn closed t4n sc low
er, and July oats a shade depressed- Al
the close hog products were a trlhe easier
but steady. In all the pits the trade
was quiet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
It Makes Them Better.

An OLD fellow in Pennsylvania join
ed The Democratic party a short while
AGO and the first thing he did was
10 90 to JohnStown. hunt up the eN-
ecutors OF an estate and tender "a
for SIS worth OF leather he bought
thirtv-fiye wears ago. lie rendered
tivce the amount which was accept
ed. and then he went back home with
, clear conscience.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
mckinley Goes to Canton in June.

-. ..'.n6lon, May 19.-The President
far ',N0eo 10 go to cantor late in June
rf+ rest Of two or three weeks, and in
rsu, 1,'iS 10 attend the monster non
laro-, celebration which is being ar
'~~E ID for July 4th.
Priv. resident has informed Senator
,art ""ro thai he Will not be able to at
Chan - Nechlenburg celebration al
~"''"'le, \. G., on May o2nd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

lasn qaotAuons W. IS lol.o~.

ta>h qaotanons 49, A. Iotbo~s
+ s'er -. stoisf ls1sas . o.
stFat-hAs 3~FA ~
- - " .%
- '.9hN -
-" NA -"
white So kNr - isF3"t
1'"5tnS ZEN iA@.A& $50. So
strlsl ,,tAA"' >s'.aF t..n+ s'1
atHt ~" p- "H
-,
t.""se! S'%5o@ Dft Na4iea AhoA'as.s 1901
or&+o4 a~s A0Ai
NhlsAey SIS
NhH Aohn
New YorS, Nav la-FloaF Inactive ha, arm
Ninuesots tEstoui. a6A2S NiaErsotA taSrrs
p tE,aa 81. winter pateutS sAt@kA3 - do stralRht<.
81 sOot35 - il extras a. = 90. .us grade,
- go. 40.
RNe Hour aul-t. fair u good g. aA47 =. choice
u fame, .3aa3SO
Blrkuh heat hour strong. al si5oai1S
Buckwhear s-ady At IA
Corn meal luist, yellow western = city ~
b- undNWiae :. 1h@ ~
R,- steady. M. > western GuLG01- : -. h.
anoat.
harley quiet feeding 43~a45 ma.ung s1aAI
Harley MALI Nj. Western sAads.
Wh-at-spot urn: No. :. red 49,. Options
Nav ~; july 1sa. >epten4Oer 49,
G[,rn &>uot ann No , a. nptous-Nay
ia july a.. September a..
oats dul: No. :. - Options-Nay
Hops quiet. STATE. common IL choice. 1870 crop
6: 1875. 1a9. ls.a. laIl3. Puciuc coast, I.H crop
Is. 1895. 1La. Isn faul3
Htde, strad> Galveston. aaa25 lb. 1917
Bref steady: family 50: extra mess
10000 10 ~: beef hams 80 S0a3l packet tlluus
i2t1; city extra India mess slsoOalaou.
Cut meats steady picked bellies saas4; pick-
led shoulder, o. tu5A picked hams Iu'sw ioA
Lard ea>l, western steamed s,.Sa. rcnnrd
quiet; tot lie continent g -. south America
So compound 61tGs6As
Pork quiet. mss st2.@fItitN, snort cleat
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. Va. MAY l9-Prauuts steady; ir"
fancy, n strictly prime. 23s prime, 2s.1-'a
common. l1z92.; Spanish, 90c. per hasli"l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
Ed. MCCLURE SENTENCED.

(Special to News and Observer
Durham. y. c., May 19.-Judge Moore.
between 4 and ) o'clock this afternoon.
sentenced Ed. Mcclure to five years ~
hard labor on the public roads.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22

LIVERPOOL, May l?-1 p. M.-Spot cotton,
limited demand; prices steady: American
dliny SID: low middliug 518d; good ordinary sd
ordinary 4 l3-'fd.
The sales of the day We're 5000 bales. OF win n
500 were for soeculation and export. aud m
cluded =. 900 Aln .ric:u. Recei pts 100 bales. m
rludinr :NN American.
Futures opened and closed steady III the az
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
COTTON

New York, May 1.-THE market for
cotton futures opened steady with prices
unchanged to TWO points lower and e.
lowing the call showed little enefgT.
Subsequent variations We're unimpoTtaat
and at no time did either faction 5o'I
material advantage. Influential news
was not in evidence. leaving the rad
dependent upon its own resources Tor II
centive. The English market was IT
holiday condition owing to news OF ,le
relief of Mafeking. Whereas the close
was reported steady. the official cahlo
declared business had been suspended
in view Of the South African news. The
crop Information was quite - line win
hat recently received white tie ve:t1er
was reported about unchanged. Few
commission traders had orders at market
prices and the room talent showed re
Iuctance to make further changes in its
market relations fer the time being. Eu-
rope bought a few lots of the far months
early in the session but sold the summer
| months in a ~listless way. TIL South furn-
iShed few orders.
The market for futures closed quiet
| with prices net one point higher TO two
pOintS lower.
NEW IORF.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
TOBACCO STOCKS WEAK
The Market Largely One Of Special
ties. Local fractions Strong.
WEEKLY RAILROAD STATEMENT GOOD
Bank Statement Favorable in the Doubtful lie m
Of Loans. Bond Market improved in Both
the Volume of Demand and the
Prices Brought.

New York. May 19-Further sales OF
brown sheetings fer China reported TO-
day without change from previous prices.
There is no Improvement in the demand
from the home trade and spot business
is very slow. heavy rain storm curtafiing
operations. Brown, bleached. and coarse
cOlOred cOttons inactive and IN print
sales limited. Ginghams firm. American
cotton yarns very irregular IN price ard
weak. Wooden and wOrsted yarns duh.
Print cloths unchanged.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
NEW YORK, May l9.-Cotton futures opened

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands ~
middliny gulf 10: sales POI bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-05-22
BONDS

RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Corrected Daily by Griin"s y Nass.
p.Ia;rb y - Mn n 700
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
NEVER TOO LATE
To Try a Good Thing.

I am 81 years old and for forty years OF
that time have been q chronic catarrh suf-
fefer. says Mr.. James Gieshing OF Ale
gheny City; with every change of weather
my head and throat would be stuffed up
with catarrhal mucus.
] could not breathe naturally through the
nostrils for months together and much OF
the time / suffered from catarrh of the
stomach. Finally my hearing began 10 fail
and realized something must be done.
/ tried inhalers and sprays and salves
physician advised me to spray or douche
with Peroxide OF Hydrogen. But the ca
tarrh would speedily return in a few days
and became thoroughly discouraged.
] had always been prejudiced against pat
ent medicines. but as everything else had
failed 1 felt justified in at least making 4
trial.
Our good. old family physician. Doctor
Rsmsdell. laughed at me a little, but said
II was determined to try patent medicines
he would advise me to begin with stuart S
Catarrh Tablets. because he knew what
they contained, and he had heard Of several
remarkable cures resulting from their use,
and Furthermore that they Were perfectly
esfe, containing no cocaine opiates.
The next day ] bought g 6A-Ceut box at
q drug store, carried it in my pocket and
four or five times day | would take Il tab
let; In less than week felt & marked inn
prorement, which continued until at this
time ] am entirely free from any trace of
catarrh.
My head IS clear. my throat free from ir-
ritation. my hearing is as good as It ever
praise Of Stuart's Catarrf Tablets.
These tablets contain extract of Eucalyp-
rus bark, Guaiacol. blood root and other
valuable antiseptics combined in pleasant
tablet form. ars: 1t is safe TO say that STU
arts Catarrh Tablets are far superior in
convenience. safety and effectiveness TO the
antqueted treatment by iahaiers. sprays
They are sold by druggists everywhere in
4he United States and Canada
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
PhfIipDine CarthIUnkes.

The Philippine Islands IN state Of almost
constant trenor Most of these vibrations Of tn.
earth surface are SO slight that they can be
Observed Only by special instrument invented
:or automatically recording tie movements Of the
eaTths crust. Many others are hardly perccptib!e
and Tie general public pays little or no attention
10 them. Earthquakes are as frequent IN the hu-
man system as upon the carths surface. little
disturbance of the digestive organs. and the ct.
tire slstern IS affected. y great many people pay
but little attention TO sTal! disorders of the
stomach. but they keep gradually getting worse
and worse, and then comes the earthquake
shock that causes serious Illness. Hostetter,s
Stomac. Btters should be taken at the slightest
sign q constipation indigestion dyspepsia or
natulcu:y. II will cure all stomach troubles and
strengthen the whole system Our Private Rcve-
nue. Stamp covers the neck OF the bottle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
UNITED ERorHgnnoops.
Want n Railroad Nan on State Conn
mission in Illinois.
HEPrBIJc sPECIAL.

HFPtBIJC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,, Nov l0-The t1ge brother
hoods, OF railway employees Ia Illinois have
united their iG;iaenCe in an eudesyOr 10 SEE
cure recognition on the State Railroad and
Warehouse Commission. Charles Clark Of
this city, an engineer on the Chicago. Peoria
end 81. Louis Railroad, mas been decided
upon as the candidate OF the united brother
hoods c0r the position.
II has long been contended by the brother
hoods that q practical railroad man should
have position IN the board, amt. with this
end IN View, the organizations asked SLessrs.
Yates and Alschuler last September TO REG
ogniZe their claim In event OF election Each
candidate promised to give the brotherhooia
g hearing. and Judge Yates has notified the
tralnmen that he IS ready to hear their
claim. The date for tie conference has not
been fixed. The committee of trainmeu hay
Ing the matter IN charge Consists Of mem-
bers OF the brotherhooIs Of Locomotive En-
gineeTs. EireTen, TrainTien. SW!tchnisn ard
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
RUSKiN HALL PLANS.
Walter Vrooman Buys Land Near
Trenton, Mo.
REPTELIC SrErIAI.

HEPJBLIC STECIAIA
Trenton. Mo. Nov. 1o-walter yrcoman.
she head OF the Rusliin Hall College plan
II, the United States. purchased to-day OF
tho Trenton Land Company & tract of lG69
ecres OF land adjoining this city on the
south. Tho land acquired Will be used in
tie development OF tho Industrial features
OF the Ruskin Hall plan. Its purchase is a
complete assurance that Trenton will be the
center OF the movement In this country.
Avalon College had previously been turned
ever to NJ. Erooman and his associates, and
already many parties from all over the
United States have visited this place TO in
spect the plans OF the college. Mr.. Frnoman
has associated with him In the work Doc
tor Rodge-. formerly of the Western Col
jege, Chicago; Professor Wills, eX-presiGent
of the Kansas State Agricultural College;
Professor Beers of Evanston. H.. and
many other prominent educators.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
Rrdncch Rn1c. for Mectinu..

Excursion rates Of one and ona-third fare
have been arranged On the certificate plan
by the Southeastern Passenger Association
for the following meetings:
North Georgia Conference Nj. f. Church,
South. At;anta, Ga, November 2i-2S
Co.ored NJ. =. Church. Augusta. GA No
venbec 2;-26.
Grand Lodge Building Aid Society. Jack
scuviile. Fla. December "a
Atlanta Annual Conference A. N. f.
Church, Griffin. Ga, December 5-T5
Atlanta Conference NJ L. Church, At
lant3. Ca, December Eli
South Georgia Annual Conference A NJ
y. Church. COriele. Ga. December fN-lS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
MAY NOT nEHEw IT.
Trou5Ie Over Contract Between pacI-
tic Mail and PHua'oa Companies.

the Facinc Mai Steamship Company and
the Panama Railroad Company. which eX-
pires on December l5. may not be renewed,
II IS reported IN Wall street, the terms Of
being unsatisfactory. The Pacific Mail
Company has been carrying the railroad
corapany's freight on the Pacific Ocean, but
Il is said that the railroad company may
now make arrangements for It's Pacific
traffic with the California and Oriental
Steamship Company. which has its prin-
from that port 20 the Hawaiian Islands
and to Japan and China. making stops at
san francisco when necessary. !. Edward
Simmons. president OF the Panama RAN
road Company, and l.. d. StoGdard vice
president of the California and Oriental
Steamship Company, declined to discuss the
report.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11

completely braccd me up. I en- t-,at ss Wig.
orous as when boy. and you cannot realize
how happy l am
Dear Slr-TOur method worked hes utlfu'-
y. Results we're exactly what l needed.
Strength and Tgcr have completely r.
turned and enlargement IS entirely salts
factory"
Dear Sir-Tours was received and had
no trouble In making use OF the receipt as
directed, and can truthfully say Ii IS a
boon TO weak men. am greatly improved
in size. strength and visor."
All correspondence Is strictly confidential
mai ed in plain, sealed envelope. The receipt
IS free for the asking. srd ne wants every
man 10 have II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11

,fte- years OF suffering from sexual weak
-ess, lost vitality. night losses. varlcocele.
etc. ana enlarge small weak organs to full
size and vigor. Simply send your name and
address TO Or. l. ". Knapp. 1905 Hull
Bldg, Detroit. Mich. srd he will gladly
send the free receipt with full directions SO
that any man may easily cure himself at
home. This is certainly most generous of
fer, and the following extracts taken from
his daily mall show what men think OF his
generosity.
Dear Sir-please ACCEPT my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. ! have
given your treatment a thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinary. II has
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
Il. N O. S-W cLnnn.x

Cincinnati, Nov. 10.--nn the first of next
month the car service department Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern road will
Will after that time be looked after bv
the Is. & q. c. c. Riley. superintendent
OF car service of the b. & o. S-W., VINO
is understood. WILL # ne SO desires. be pro-
vlded for by the B. & u. It is likely that
Mr.. Riley would have to go 70 Baltimore
The auditing treasury and CLAIM; depart-
ments OF the B &; -. S.-W are now 10
Gated at Baltimore, aud with the removal
of the car service department next month!
there does not seem to be a doubt but that
the 8. &c o. S.-W will after that time be
operated as the Southwestern Division of
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-11
THE WEATHER.
To-Day's EprAcasf.

NonGay:
erly winds.
For Kansas. fair sunday and Monday: north to
east Winds.
For Illinois fair Sunday and Monday; probably
preceded by sHow 10 northeast portion Sunday
morning; winds becoming na:thwaster.Y; prob
ably high Lake Michigan.
For AFkansas fair Sunday and Monday; west
to northwest winds
For oldlhoT1a and Indian Territory fair sun-
day ard Monday: EoTtherly winds.