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The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
HORSE RESCUED HIM.
Boy Is Saved from Certain Death by
Remarkable Display OF
Equine SaEacity.

Cleveland CO., reports say that the
almost human sagacity of the horse
was demonstrated when 11-year-old
Ray Campbell, whose mother was
drowned in a cloudburst, told his ex-
perience during the frightful night.
According to the boys story, he
and his mother were driving along
the road about nine o'clock, the wa
ter being well over the animals knees.
The rain was yet falling in torrents,
and it was as dark as pitch.
Suddenly the horse stopped. Mrs.
Campbell hit it with the whip, but it
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK,

cog F ST., n. w, Washington, d.
Capital S5O,oss
Hon. John R. Lynch, President.
J. a. Johnson, NIcS-President
r. H. Terrell, Secretary
l.. c. Bailey. Treasurer
d. B. McCary, Cashier
Directors:
John R. Lynch, DR.. w. s. Lotion,
Warheld, Mckinley, /. {. Bailey,
RCiert II. Terrell w. S. Montgomery
Wyatt Archer Iohn A. Pierre, Henry
K. Eaker, ]. Z. Bradford, ]. A. John
son, DR.. a. w. Tancil. Howard H.
William.
Deposits received from 10 cents up
ward. Interest allowed on S 90 and
above. Collections meet with prompt
attention. A general exchange and
banking business done.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

to serve as members "A oor,r+ 40
celVe no extra compensation. Retired
officers ordered TO duty ON coprt of
inquiry will receive fun Asive nav
for the time employed ANo97cers
whose presence will be reoAad in
Washington, except those onNI,+I
there, will receive commutatiX -
quarters while there at the IL
S12 a room per month, and are y
lowed a number of rooms accordiDs
to rank
The principal witnesses to be called
before the Schley court of inquiry,
and their present stations are as fol
lows:
Capt. Cook, of the Brooklyn, at An
napolis; Capt. Clark, of the Oregon.
League Island; Capt. Chadwick, u
Admiral SIMPSONS flagship, the NJ
York Newport; Rear Admiral Evaus,
of the Iowa, Washington, at present
on a yachting trip; Rear Admiral Hig-
ginson, of the Massachusetts,, now
in command of the North Atlantic
station; Lieut.. Commander Wain-
wright, commander of the Glrqces-
ter, now superintendent of the
naval academy at Annapolis; Lieut..
Sharp, of the Vixen, on duty on the
training ship Hartford, somewhere
of the coast of Sweden; Admiral
Sampson, Boston; Lieut.. Staunton,
SIMPSONS flag lieutenant, now in
command of YanktOn in Porto Rican
waters; Lieut.. Commander Sears.
Schley's flag lieutenant, HYDRO
graphic office, New York; Lieut..
Wells, Schley's secretary, on the
Kearsarge; Lieut.. Marsh, SIMPSONS
secretary on the Mayfower; Lieut..
HOdgson, navigator of the BROOKLYN.
Newport; Lieutenant Commander Sea
ton Schroeder, executive officer of the
Massachusetts, naval governor of
Guam; Executor Officer Harbor, of
The Texas, naval attache at Paris or
St. Petersburg.
How many of the subordinate Off
GERS viii be summoned is vet 10 he
determined. 1t is probable that when
the list of witnesses is completed as
many as ten will be called from the
Asiatic station, and if no warshiD or
government transport is available in
time they will be directed to come on
merchant vessels from HoDg-Kong
Should ten officers come on merchant
vessels from the far east that alone
would entail an item of $4,000.
In addition to the expense of brine
ing witnesses there are the running
expenses of the court StenogranbarS
and a clerical force are required.
while the item of stationery viii not
be inconsiderable.
The inquiry viii doubtless last a
month, if not two months.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
D1 Cara,
3I7 9Th. STREET, N. w.
Oldest German Specialist,

X-Ray for Examinations. Diagnosis,
and Treatment in Skin and Blood Dis
eases, Cancer, Rheumatism, Piles,
Structure, etc.
Private diseases and Vitality of both
sexes in ED and so-called incur1 bic
cases cured. Static, Farsdic, Galvan-
&c Electricity, and Cautery in use.
Urine examine. Daily, from 10 to s;
Tuesdays and Saturdays till p. m.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

The New York Post.-It is not the in
tention to make changes in the officials
Of any OF the three great railroads con.
trolled by the new proprietary com.
pany. J. J. Hill has not present inten-
ton Of resigning the Great Northern
Presidency. Despite reports from Chi
cago that President Harris Of the Bur-
lington, who Is now on his way east,
has resigned, It may be stated authori-
tatively that he will continue as presi-
dent Of that company by Mr.. Hills ex-
pressed Wish. G. 8. Mellen will also
continue as President Of the Northern
Pacific, directing the operations of that
company as heretofore. While 1t is
common knowledge that Mr.. Mellen an.
tagonized Mr.. Hill when the two rail-
ways IN the Northwest were operated as
rivals, 1t - known that Mr.. Hill recog.
ni0es the special capacity Of Mr.. Mellen
for the Northern Pacific presidency and
the fine record he has made in that
property. Mr.. Hill Is therefore DESTROYS
for him to retain the presidency, and
has requested Mr.. Mellen to continue in
his ONCE.
The directors OF the Northern Securl-
ties company have. confirmed the cleo
ton Of the following officers: Presi.
dent, James J, Hill; first vice-president.
John s. Kennedy; second vicepresi-
dent, George r. Baker; third vicepresi-
dent. D. Willis James; fourth vice
president. ". r. clough: secretary and
49, rv~w4 49,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
MoxTAAA ITEMS.

The new supplies for the Kalispell
club gymnasium have arrived.
More Of the stolen Helena National
bank bills are turning UP In circulation
about San Angelo. aas
Joseph Alonzo Pease. one Of the old
est pioneers and well known farmer
of Gailatin county, Is dead.
A petitlon has been foewardsd 70 the
department At Washington, asking that
q pension examining board b estab-
llshed at Kalispell.
At Sioux Falls. 8. D.. large sheep
herding 6rm IL preparing 200 head or
sheep from Big Timber TO ship direct TO
the LIVERPOOL market,
Gov. Toole has appointed William M.
johnson. OF Billings. q member OF the
Montana state board OF education to
s,fcceed o. H. Goddard. resigned.
Gov. Toole has appointed a. delegates
to the National Live Stock association
Jacob L. "a Hart Of Park. Paul McCor-
mick OF Yellowstone and G. J. McNa-
mara OF Choteau county.
Since the ART Of the year 81 nsw Of
Aces have been established and Is dis
continued Ia Montana. making an In
crease o. dfteen new Offices during !
period Of ten months.
Sixteen thousand acres Of agricul-
talral and Eraxlnx lands In Cascade
county were offered Tor sale In Great
Fails the other day. OF tho entire
amount only 3l.44 acres were sold. A.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
waltAo~r wo..

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. l7.--Bobby Walt.
hour won the six days one hour & night
race with total Of 1877 miles 10 laps.
Walthonr gained the victory BY only 4
foot from Bowler. and George Leander was
20 yards back with . hat tire.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

New York, Nov. l7.-President g. NJ.
schwab Of the United States Steel cor
poration says that be had not declared At
the naval architects banquet last night
Be would Be willing to head shipbuild-
en trust. BE said he had never given the
matter any thought and bad not discussed
II At m.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
one Hundred Miles :. no~r

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE latest experiments
with electric locomotives between Berlin
and Zossen show the engines have reached
speed OF 100 miles an hour. The expert
ments have BEEN suspended until heavier
track is built.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
Ferner o.een Liliaekalani.

San Francisco, Nov. l7.--Among the
passengers Of the steamer China, which Ar
rived from the orient today. was former
Queen Liliuokalani Of Hawaii who d ON
her way east for protracted visit
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
y. No one was Injured IN the asci.
IDAHO ssI.nANrsas.

/ l4- r~sS.@<~ y
John wentworth. An old pioneer Of
Idaho, died recently. He was q years
old.
A. Mcpherson, or Boise, IL arranging
to ship the product Of the Weiser dryer
to various Idaho points.
At Moscow, the tax rolls have been
turned oysr to TAX Collector Jones, VINO
Is now rscsiving ta1ss tor the current
year.
Idaho Falls has eight new two and
three Story building blocks now being
built ana thirty residences nearly conn
pletsd.
The tax levy tor all purposes for the
fiscal year Of Boise City. including the
interest on the bonded Indebtedness, u
II. 06 per 800.
Hon. Frank Is 0ooding, chairman Of
the Republican stats central commit
tee. has issued call for the COMMITTEES
to meet In Boise November Is at : p. n.
John Roatson. manager OF the But
terrified orchard. states that thu French
prune and Ben Davis apple withstood
the June freeze better than any other
varieties.
Timothy j. Moriarity. who died from
a stroke of paralysis at Wallace recent
", was a pioneer In the Occur d'Alenes,
and opened the frst barber shop In
Murray.
At a meeting Of the directors o. the
Lewiston Interstate Fair Association r.
Gently II was decided to hold three days
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
Repairs On the Oregon.

The naval Ofl{ceFS at the Puget
sound naval station who have charge
OF the work Of repairfng the United
States battleship Oregon have discov.
cred since they began the work thar
it Is q task much greater than thew
had at flrst anticipated. The injury
done to the Oregon. and from which
the vessel is now undergoing repairs.
was received Nv striking an unchar.
tered rock In the China sea in lime az
last year.
The vessel was fast ON the roc,x .for
seven days, rising and falling with.
the tide, and ii IL due to the fa,reat
weather and the greatest good for.
tune that she was ever floated. A Il
was she suffered. being MERGED nv
the rocks In two places. letting tbe
water In two COMPARTMENTS amidsh,n
BY closing up the openinrs leading n.
to the other compartments the crew
succeeded ii keepinr the vessel FROM
being total wreck. She was takep
to Nagasakf. Jauan. where 4 temnnr.
airy patch some so feet wide and %
feet long was put on her to enable her
tc be brought home. Prior 10 the he.
ginning OF the work OF repairinx her
it was thought that It wonld onlv he
necessary to remove 4 few mates and
frames from her hun ana straiphter
and replace them. But since the work
was begun it has been found that the
damage is vastly moro extensive than
was anticipated.
1t will be necessary to remove over
5000 square feet OF plates from the.
ships bottom; to take out three aec.
lions, or 120 feet. OF her kee1 more
than one third Of the entire keen AZ
the shin. In remnva ,our hrIbha.a.
and q large number of the heavy
frames. In all over 900 tons 81 from
and steel will be removed. straiRhtened
and replaced. s
To render this task infn,to,v no..
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
MINING NOTES.

-. Auss.
Th0impfovements under WY ct me
Honanza mine near Baker City. Or.
centering around the lnstallation q
large hosting plant Will cost IN tne
neighDorhood o. 500. goo, y y eseimar
ted.
the ten stamps IN che old Fiasssan
mill, Just east Of Baker City, are rum
ming DAY and night and the new owners
T. ~ Campbell and Co.. = New YORK
nfm, are pusnlng work with large
force q men.
The owners Of the Wasco claim ct
Park City, south Hall. Wn., have cut e
stringer Of ore tina Will average about
$6O per ton n gold and copper. the
strike was made ~ tAe FACE q enc tun-
mel, which y u 80 feet and II their
measurements are correct, the main
ledge VIII pc tapped within the next
70 feet
mere ~ cnance that the price OF
leaa paid 20 the mine owners o. the
Occur q Alenes VIII De reduced below
tne present arbitrary quota oion @ -FOUR
cents per pound. 4 conference between
the mine owners and the American
smelling and RehninE company Will
De held n New York "wednesday. and
y wh! propaDly continue Tor nve days.
besloea Iesumlng work ~ the lower
tunnel, enc Morning Mining company
Y increasing Ns rorce at the mine g
Muilan. Idano, ana its consequent out
put to considerable extent, ana still
more men VIII pc added. For TWO or
anIee months the output mas Deem iar
DeioW the normal. tne force employed
~ inc mine Only being about .one-nalf
1nat o9s tmes Wnen work was being
pushed 20 tne Iuli capacity OF the con-
cenEfat or.
george 2. Mecnem, the owner Of the
roland CHINA group q claims g. tne
auWaoers q MARY Ann creek IN the
Myers 1Ieek district, WASH, ana pro
moter oi 1ne deiunct town o. NELSON.
on enc nortn NAH OF the Colviiie reser-
vation. VINO disappeared ABOUT year
aso. ieavln6 NUMBER OF creators pc
nlnd' nas been neard from. ne - ~
New xorK, ana just notlned Ms cred1-
TOTS mere tnat ne Will soon pay up oid
scores.
me schooner Anaconda which ar
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
TRADE REPORT.

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80 81 . ss,s.. 49, * $3.50 ior last
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Dus. 4. :. 80. ' A,.ss.. ~. ..e country
49, 49,, 8 - ~ -,.tt.,. g So 800, not.
.. 49,. s, ,.s..1 .s..ss.. 80. uns OF
-, 49, -. !. la s,.,s.., S.r,,,,s,n.. coal,
-. -. .r.,s,-..ss,, s.,,s., insuf
49, 49,. 49, ,.,--s.s - nave
. sN4As. $3.50. -. s,.a.,.- - ".s
49, 49, =. 49,. .~,,.rd.a rSs.,, ana
sS,...ss ..s~..s.,,-s.,., $500. 1e ana
49,. 49, ur-...nss. -. sst,s.. s"an
$3.50 s..s go Ac-.,,sr -. -. .. me
.s. s- -, ... .,.t,4s =. = s J1on favor.
49,. ..,.s..s ~. 49, Z. -. owness OF
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~ ~ $50 -. = r,,,,,s,,,s '1 'eelor'
A~so .svs 49,. 40, s.st,,,s s1 -. - $500.
49,. q e .s.s.s.s.,, $500. - .nls
- = s~A... - ,,-,..- ran. o turn
- s.,. =. h,,rsrs. 9. 9, r.,, Inc
49, 49, - -. :. -. = -. $50. s.aa, 80 = some
t.,s s.,,s = =. q, =. AZ 49,. s nau sus
-. s....as. -. 1850 ,~,4ha.,+ ana
sr..n....., 80. -, 49, =. nr,,ss uowever'
~. sss.rrs -, rc,ss - a.. 80. .u.asor'
continuance Or drought IN some parts
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
lgg NORTHWEST STATES

y q "a
s.
EyRS rs BRIEFLY TOLD HERE
Ss
|S2sss. y 90. 81, =. !. I.
les sriecssoa - snsesess'H1 .se"''
q antherrd Throu9h the WEEK.
Afarsestlnx Il II Fu1l Blast-Bia
x,sops Assarea . Many Acciaenta
1 81. -. .....a..
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WASHINGTON NEWS
FAirhayen has organized 4 Tax Pay
Drss leaGtie.
Uhssparamount issue will b. high or
law saloon licerse.
The first rest room to be established
4 III WnIla Walla has been opened.
Jacob Hagar who had lived at Med.
4 Iii Lake Tor 20 years died recently.
Prescott il to have large depart
I lnent building, whose construction has
tArtDd.
Richard Buchanan, awaiting trial
M arson, has escaped from the Lewiz
M1unzy JAN.
The city tax levy ef Seattle Tor the
I comtug year r. to be Ii mills In the old
snlty llmits and ten mills Ii the new.
President Penrose will invite Presl-
Slent Charles w. Elliot OF Harvard to
visit Whitman college on Ills trip west.
Absorbing to Warden Catron Of the
1tAks penltentsary. there has been no
<1ispraminatsca lii the distribution Of
u 4xaln sacks.
Oscar Jacobson, first mate Of the
ut6anner Capitol City plying between
eAttlo and Olympia, was shot, per-
4 hAps fatally.
8eattle aud Tacoma hotel proprietors
have taken the preliminary steps to
0rkanixe the Washington State Hotel.
keepers Association.
Elra CaTman. one Of the pioneer
NihyBicians Ia Seattle. was committed
~ tdHe Western Washington Hospital
~ the Insane last week.
Great Interest Ii being taken ia the
<Daanpaign for the Davenport election
~ ~ held December 8, when two coun-
eilmen and 4 mayor will be elected.
N 4pokane shinpers who were recently
ntervieHed expressed their grave con-
ara ~ the gigantic railway monopoly
=, $50 l ID nssu orEanszed
s,..a a III 3 III ~ cap'tol annex mas not
- - .apluIy leceneiy - mere
& -o.1. w 4 8 coI.I,n hot g e ue-
( ~ ~ 10y Appsec'ap'e eA1ent from
I'll.
~ $3.50. 1870 80 IS. lo,sslu = Ine wa.ef lron1
- ~. $3.50 = pan sea.e q 0eeompo-
" ~ aa,S 49, q p,'.1.su y ~ enSe -
=. q. y ussss,. "no lsil "a tag 1esier
a ss. 49, 80 tavl1In.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

The plans OF the minAa ana metal
lurxy building for the Lou1nIana MI.
chase exposition pfow raaxniflcenf
structure. located On the outer pori.
meter Of the picture repreosutlnr tho
main view 81 tho expositiea. II Il one
that will strike the beholder immedi-
ately after passing the mains entrance
gate. II viii present i facade 81 1850
feet on the north and 636 test on the
east giving 626, $50 feet Of exhibition
space on the first 81 ground door.
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nRrrIsa O0LUAlDrA-
Sid Norman. Of SPOKANE, has bonded
the Transfer group, animated on the al
vide to tine Aouth Of the Arlington.
Matters are coming "a Z head IN con
necticn With the silver-lsad industry Of
the Kootenays. A amelter and indie
pendent refinery may ~ established.
The second payment Or $4,000 On the
Bayonne group near Ymir, b. q, has
bsen made BY A. Z. Davenport Of spo-
kane. This property. which u q large
free-milling proposition, u situated
about 20 miles west Of the lower md
OF KootenAy lake.
A new departure has been made IN
matte shipments from tho Greenwood
smelter. Heretofore matte has been
sent direct 70 New York for refining
and sale. Now the output Will Be sent
to the CRANKY smelter 1t Grand Forks,
where converting plant y being In
stalled. .s7 n
Paul Johnson. manager % the smelt-
ing department Of the British Column
BIZ Copper Company. and N. II. Thorn
A. Of New York, consulting engineer.
have returned from Grand Forks. after
completing negotiations The Green
wood smelter produces from 20 to a
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
WHEAT REPORT.

WHEAT REPORT.
Tacoma-Half cent higher; bluestem,
6Sc; club, Sic.
Portland-Walla Walla, 561@057c;
valley, 56057c: bluestem, 5Sc.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-25
SPORTING BREvlTIES.

The 10000 trot between the Abbot
and Cresceus has been declared Off.
a. Featherstone will race in Cali
foInia the coming season, and O'C0n-
nor will ride for him.
Competitors in the automobile en-
durancc run to Rochester want anoth-
er similar trip to Buffalo.
The Rancocas yearlings. the proper
~ of Mrs. Lillian Barnes Allen, have
been sold at Coney Island.
John A. McKerron has won the Bos-
ton Challenge Cup race for trotters
ut Glenville, Ohio; best time, 2.11.
The international cricket match,
which was to have been played at
Philadelphia, has been declared or.
Jimmie" Michaels has defeated
Harry" Eikes in fifteen mile motor
paced cycle race ut New York City.
The Automobile Club of America
abandoned It's endurance run from
Buffalo to New York City at Roches-
ter.
Dissatisfactio is growing among
the professional racing cyclists at the
treatment they are receiving at the
hands OF the race meet promoters.
Frank l.. Kramer won the five
mile professional championship race
on the Nelodrome track at Hartford,
Conn, and becomes the champion,
having eighty points to his credit,
against siXty-slX for Major Taylor.
Maurice NlgneauX, the French bill
lard champion, is stlll in good form
despite his age, and he has recently
expressed his willingness to play
George Slosson for $4,000 side IL
the American champion will go to
Paris to play.
John a. Kennedy, who has been
coach for the Yale crews for the past
two years, has returned from n tour
Of several weeks in England, studying
the styles of Craftsmanship there iur
the benefit of the Yale men. Kenne-
dy was sent to England by the beat.
ing officials at Yale.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-25
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Hahn. of Cincinnati, is said TO be
booked for Detroit.
Cleveland has signed Zook. the Hoo
ser pitching wonder
In but twelve games this season has
Lajoie failed to bat safely.
Carrick, of Washington, has had
three tie games this season.
In forly-one games Coughlin played
errorless games in all but four.
Long has played errorless games in
all but Two out of twenty-eight.
Pttsburg has signed Third Base
man Fred Smith as extra infielder.
Lave Cross has signed with the
Philadelphia Athletics for next year.
Harley continues to put up sensa-
tional game is left for the Cincinnatis.
The New York Club has tried more
pitchers this season than any club in
the League.
Every first-class club ought to have
II left-handed pitcher, says Dreyfuss.
of Pittsburg.
President Johnson announces that
the American League will positively
invade st. Louis next year.
Pittsburg has shut out Boston five
times this year Chesbro was in the
box in three of these games.
The Chicago Nationals have signed
Il new outtlelder named Cannon, hail
ing from the New York League.
George Davis management of the
New Yorks Is being iiercely criticised,
even by scribes who stuck to him all
season long.
Carrick will be getting superstitious
If his hard luck continues. His pitch
ing has been exceptionally clever, but
one error generally proves disastrous
back OF him.
Young has pitched eighteen games
without giving Il base on balls. In
the last twenty games he has given
but ten bases He has beeu in class
by himself this season as regards ac-
curacy.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-25
NEWSY CLEANlNCS.

Posen. in Prussian Poland. Is to
have its fortifications dismantled.
The Tobacco Trust is said to be
planning to control the English mar
ket.
Swiss emigration TO the United
States is decreasing. Last year the
total was only SS1G.
An American syndicate has agreed
to furnish S5,000,000 for the eXploita-
ton of mines in Brazil.
Boston has added this year forty
portable schoolhouses to its education.
nj equipment, making total OF fifty
six.
Governor La Toilette of Wisconsin
will be able to resume the duties of
his office in about month, his physi
clan hopes.
The German linoleum syndicate, con
sisting of nine factories, has broken
up. The industry Is comparatively
young in Germany.
Notice has been served on Caleb
Powers that his trial for the murder
Of Governor Goebel, of Kentucky, will
be called in the October term of court
SlOSe 10 tne Sltc Vi tHc MOuusteTy vi
St. Augustine in Canterbury, Eng
land, diggers unearthed the skull and
mitre Of Abbot Dygon, who died in
1910.
Estimates for the various munici.
pal departments of New York City
for 1902 show Il total of nearly $l10,-
600, 900, an increase over 1901 of about
$12,000,000.
General Chaffee will recommend
that Lieutenant Hazard, Third Cav
airy, now on duty in the Philippines,
be awarded n medal of honor for cap
turing Arthur Howard, the American
deserter
A mortgage for S1,200,000, executed
by the Ballston Terminal hallway
Company to the Atlantic Trust Com
pany of New York City, covers bonds
issued for an electric railroad between
Ballston and Amsterdam.