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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
HAD ACCOMPLICE.
Rathhun Says That His Wife
Was in the Plot
To Fraudu|ent|y Collect Insurance
but Knew Nothing Of Murder.
The Real Identity Of Prisoner Is Perp's king "a
the Officers.

Louisville, KY, Nov i3.-Newell {.
Rathbun. who is in Jail here on sus-
picion of having murdered Charles
Goodman in Jeffersonville. made an
other admission to the detectives. to-
day. For the first time he admitted
that he had a confederate in Little
Rock and when closely questioned he
stated that his wife was in part of the
conspiracy 10 secure insurance money
Illegally. although he insisted that she
was entirely innocent of completely in
any plot to put Goodman out of the
way.
The suspicious Of Captain sullivan
were aroused. today. by the news from
Little Rock that a Miss Corinnc Pryor
had stated that Rathbun had pr"prs' 1T
a very much similar plot of dcfraudinG
IN insurance company tn her ana had
said that if she would marry him and
carry ont her part that he would send
a corpse home: that it could be buird
as him and that he and should c"uld
divide the insurance money. He ais"
learned that Mrs. Rathbun insisted
that the corpse sent from Jcff"rsonNillc
and now in Little Rock was that Of her
husband.
sNIi'l dStti t'tiliil- III - i''' - ''t'
tain sullivan had Eaihhun brought h.
fore him aud interr"gatcd him ab"U'
his Phrase of th;' case. lath,un Sai'-
II have only told YOU part Of tin
truth 81 far. | arranged this inHtt"I
with my wife III Little Rock long ago.
hut did not want t" bring her int" th''
.asc. Now it looks like | will have to,
! told her that | WoIl" find = corps
aud that she was 10 telegraph for II
TO be buried and then collc' I the inSu,
ancc and in time | would desert from
the army and meet her at some plac"
and we would divide it.
One of tn" most pernlexinG features
of the ease "a the police is in regard to
the real identity Of the prisoner here.
THY nrc certain that th" nam" Newell
q. Hathlun under Whch hr Was mnr-
rio,i in Little I:o, k is an alias. ana that
hc has never told his real name OF his
real lIurnc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SEE THEIR DANGER.
National League Magnatcs 10 Confer at New
York Over the Situation.

New York. NOV. 13.-AccordinS to thr
World it is officially announced
that an important conference Of the
powers that rule the National Baseball
League is shortly to b" held in this
citv. Frank De Haas Robson. owner
of the st. Louis club. has arrived III
the city. It is said tina; John 7. Brush
Of Cincinnati. A. II. Sodcn Of Boston.
and Barney Dreyfus of Pittsburg. will
also shortly arrive in tie city and con-
fer with Robson and Andrew Freed :
man. who was. yesterday. reelected
president Of the New York club for an
othol year They are expected to con-
slider ways and means to prevent in
roads being made in the territory Of
the National League by opposition or
ganiza tons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
They WANT 1hs eLeCIRICS.
Hearing on Proposed Road from Brunswick 10
Freeport and Yarmouth

Erdu~wIvk Nj. NoN ..-rl, rl
board NJ railroad commissioners ioGat
g.tc a hraIiul ON It.r v, jiti"u "f tn
'urtr,rd 4 EruuSwi,i, Stl,,t Railway
~. ~ construct 4 line from this town
e. Yarmouth. ,hro jsh Inc ,owr 90 t'rer
pc.i Hon n. NJ. Heath represented th.
"itiz,u~ oi Yarmouth aud FrrrroTt. aui
nv Man, Central Railroad NuS repre-
S"rt"d by seth N. CHlte,' ~ l.-wi~tp..
ana stephen P-rr1. NJ Portland.
In pr"S' utiug tn. case i ih.- petitioner e.
Nh. Heath explained that In, legal nb
-ta,t"s which ,il~,d the commissioner. !.
"a reject tn. n-litiou when bcfur, prt-
Srnted had b-.u removed. ana TIE on,
question ION To hc settled was that ut
public necessity ana convenience. He - !
lia.ntd q that tn. charter. which previously
was held ~ TN. Lewiston. Brunswick 4
Btth T. trio HALLWAY. now WAS own /.
bE TIL" Portland x Brunswick Raitw;ty
ana thai this company WIS prepared {.
60 ahead On tht construction of The liI.,.
The representatives of tn" Maine Contra
opposed the location on Pleasant street / \
this town, Wh'r" the proposed road wnuiu
cross IN. tracks ui tn- Main. Centred it
grad.
j. II. Libby and Fred Hooper cf Port
lard. ANA several residents 81 Yarmput ~
ana FyecUort appeared IN favor pf tn
proposed line. declaring that the demand
tor the linz was practically unanimous i'm
The towns through which il would pass
tn" hearing was continued, this alter
noon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
HARTMAN'S TROOP
Of 1st Cavalry Routs 400
Insurgents from Trenches.
Were Prepared for Attack and H; If
Were Armed With Rifles.
Sixteen Killed. 5 Wounded. 9 Rifles C c,n,u,ed
and Band Routed.

Manila. NOV l3.-c1pt. Hartman. /.
troop u the Ist cavalry. early tbi.
morning, surprised 900 insurgent. ~
Ruan. in Eatangas province. south
western LuzDn. Half thr Insurgents
we're armed with rifles They NJ. ).
prepared for an attack and were in ,ine
pits
The cavalry attacked the insurgents
on the flank. killing IS of them wound
ing five ana capturing nine rifles The
Insurgents broke and ran. the cavalry
pursuing them. eesS
TWO large boatloads Of arms are re-.
ported - have been landed on the
southern part Of the Batangas Tcnin-
sula and taken 10 Duragan. Ma jor
West. stationed in that locality. IL en-
dedyOring 10 find these arms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Eco! Ball Notes.

,
MiriiSan sun holds E'r record ut 10
roi,t. liz dc,,i,,, nti Hit = l.Ia
'r,3.,, N'''' ''''r' '"9' So
Glen Mariner IS BEGINNING 10 boast that
hls 'aris.t Indians nave been beaten hN
moro good teams this season than IN
'tilcr cleN'h on the gri0lToN,
Columbia will make a hic effort I, ID
feat cornell IN. last tInr lin, ,vn
teams mel was IN lS9. ~ days after Co
lUmhld had beaten Yale. when Cnrucil
Won - 1" -.
There is a belief IN Nassau Nan that IN
Princeton were permitted to meet Penn
Sylvunia this wear. the orange ANA black
might wipe awav tie memory II some
bitter seasons
~ C,,, r,,, ,...,a7 ". n,
MIA who is now coaching the Universe,
of Kansas is using The same stylr -
offence as Harvard did against tn, oYu-
kers. saturday
Coach Ny,r,,,- WA ,,.. i,.t;..,
N. Nnnan"ii ,,,i,,g ,it,.; M "'f',Tt.
fnnthail th.,, h.s mn. ,n,,i H.; - -, IL
,nnt ,bis ,.aar III . raa,,, II. ~: MT -
s,,tad MAJ ,h, na,.,- ~, M i'',t ~ ~ ii'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Cedar Street BAPTIST church AT
koCkiand. which has not been in use tol
several years, is h,inG renovated and a
series of CVangelistic services will b,
held there Tor 4 month. beginning Thurs
day. The services will br conducted by
Miss Whittier and Miss Nash If Skov-
hogan.
+. l.. Wilson. vino MAS arrested al
Brunswlck. Sunday. was taken 10 Ports
moIth. Tuesday. for trial by Court mar
tta1 tn" charge being descrtion from til
l.. ;. army. number Of months ago. Til,
police have been looking itr him for som.
limc hut did not locate him until SuIi-
day. when he vas caught in the Main,
Central freight ward Tie enlisted from
Turner.
y largely attended meeting was held at
tir congregational church. HarpsweI
Centre. atCldaN. to arrange :, memorial
for the Rev. Elijah Kellogg III commem-
Grafton Of his ife aud work Gen. Cham
b"r,ain presided. These suggestions wei,
offered: y memorial window: II he'll with
suitable tabiet to he placed in church
and a boulder Of rock to b.. pla ccd on :,
pedestal with lifting inscription. ON a
vote beng taken majority voted for
q bell
., The meeting ofNthe RocklJnd Board of
Trade. Tuesday night Was one OF tn.
most interesting ever held 1t was voted
!" hold another OF the Board Of Trade
DAYS ara Wednesday. Dec. 4. was select
"d. Inc committee of arrangements com
lrlSSs John W. Thomas. Il. w. Berry, S
\. 3urpee, Frank H. Whitney and T. +
Hastings. The widening of Sea street al
cost nf S2o.0Go was favored and a com
mittse comprising E. S Farwell ID. NJ
Murphy ana William s White was ap.
pointed TO 'Iculatc a petition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
FRIDAY NIGHT WILL TELL.
Future Plans Of jeffrics and Rubin Depend on
Fights Outcome.

san Francisco. Nov. 13.-Shnuld cnam
pcn Jcfrcs win the battle with Ruhin.
Friday night next. h" has promised t'
meet Tom Sharkey. Dec. - before th'
san Franc iScn Athletic Club.
.Ieffrics manager. Billy Delaney. ha@
authorized Manager Kennedy of the clut.
the match.
Sharkcy has been ia training for sever
al months and should the contest h. al
ranged il would TAX" him but a few day :
to get in shape to enter the ring.
Kuhlin IL not making an! plans for til"
future. There will be enough for tina;
after Friday night. said he. II have 90
I" put Jcffri"s out Of the WAY bcfor' !
make any definite plans for tn" futur-
and | guess he has To brush IN" asid
from his path before all will u" bow I
of roses for him.
II propose to keep my training uiuI-
tors and | understand Jenrics is main
tanning his quarters. Friday night Will
determine who will need the extra tr ,.H
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

-ntertainment was more than half
hrnrgh.
That night burglars broke into tn"
-ou~e III me doctor cousin, and
mons The property they carried OF
WHY TIE shirt. The burglars were
,-s-e. arrested. and i'm A week or two
nj ;hc parties vino had been interested
". tn rainbow forgot itS existence.
Last week the original owner vent
,Ip into Wisconsin u spend a few days
f.shing. one evening wild eyed
:armar rushed into camp and inquired
II there was a doctor on hand. Inc
physician admitted his identity. ana
was asked to hurry back to inc
farmers house. where a man had
been badly gorcd by bull
The victim was lying gruaning on
.cuci in the dining-room when IN.
iocror entered After his WOUNDS hau
been bound up the doctor noticed
something peculiar about the shlrt
which the unfortunate man wore ne
looked down at the bosom. and there III
red embroidery were his own inltials-
1t ras indeed the famous garment
which had had such strange history,
"lt's W. wonder the bull hooked
i.im." said the farmer. He ought
know better than wear a shirt Ike
that.
As a matter of common humanis
the doctor secured possession Of the
ill-omered shirt and sunk i III IT
lake. where il will be poweiless u
aus any further riots or accidents'-
the Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
CERTAINLY HAVE FAITH
Men Who Are Exploiting Romeo
Make Fair Offer.
No Pay For The Remedy Will Be Asked iy,,...
Satisfaction Is Given.

y n pretty easy 10 claim that q ,.,,
f'cficin% Or q proprietary article UT
90 certain tnirgs o'i
II Is another thing to prove.it 81
ne business men Of Boston who g..
"'"iilh f''h1"'-that latest % an az NJ
recent modern medicinal discoverion .'
| atc gong about their erdeavo,s j ].
! terest the public in the riyb,
iht' are not making any idle c,.i,,.
| nat they cannot substaatlata IT,.
- not tell wonderful stories of ~
caics their konoc #ill accomplish VIM
out being able 10 prove that wha, 49,
| -ay Is true They do not ask tho ms,
| ~ 70 Ftyr u trial just to see II /, .,.,r
| l"i possibly do good. They are p,,s"
that for certain thing. -.
fyili' h h4hey. claim ii is benefciaI !, -.,,,
1plng tlnnost remarkable results rha,,
oHerssto refund the money to anyons
mo may buy il il these results ara I'M
satisfactory '
The pfoprietOrs Of Romcc can vel,
aHord 70 dp tnis for they have ;ba,
| Ahlth man cannot or ever can mall.
lHeS nave been fortunate IN locarin,
mineral deposit that has been mar
Nel 10 chemists ana doctors ~ erywn,rs
when analvzef 1t has been a.car.
tanned that this minera! contains nov.-
.rfIl remedial features in highIv ,cr
'"ntrated state and also in the stat.
IN which il has been deyeloued mi,
could ne1 n have been brought abou,
~ artificial means. Nature only could
nave produced ANYTHING like rha x,,.,-
stance from which Romeo is made No.
" nere but in nature y own laborzto,y
could such Z combination oi elements
possessing the power 10 ID good. b.
collected and concentrated
JIst think Of it, here is this dark
roiored miner.! substance PLACED Il
pure spring water exposed to IN,
l"altE- glving ray. - the sun and the
solution thus obtained is the i,omo,
h,ch is accomplishing succ wonderful
cures Of rheumatism kidney tisease
tonach trouble- blood disorders and
III the many ills ,hat result from such
ffections This same Eomoc j. more
potent and more valuarl- than any or
II ~ the great mineral waters Of ihc
..urld. Then. too, its action when used
->ternally Is really marvellous. 4 burn
scald. cut a bruise. or an eruption
~ tte skin. seems TO disapi car as if by
ragic when hathed with this greatest
n natures own remedies.
X is Very gratifying 70 know lhst
nrr- j- III w obtained right here IN
this oity suoh q preparation that is
not q patent medicine. Something that
.nnrains no alcohol. ana also that tlis
preparation can BE- triea safely without
hanger of my serious after results
hut best ol all that if go1d il not ac-
comp!ishei by it, Use the purchaser
.au z, tp the az rts VINO hav- been
appointed in our city ard hay" the
rorcv which they have 7aii FOR Romeo
-.tuuC-d to th-ni. MI ann pleased 70
state that tn agency Of this great
r-uaration II. III thr hand Of Mr. J.
7. Young
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
MRS. GsRO SECURES BAIL.
hcr Children Give Necessary Security and She
Is Released from Jail.

Dover, Me- Nov. 1S.-M;s. Thomas
G,ln furnished bail. Monday and dc
parted with her daughter. Mrs Wy
ni"n nf Mattawamkcag, for tho latte, Y
home. Mrs. Wyman is the owner OF
rral estate. and she together with one
OF TWO of Mrs. Gcros sons furnished
tn" rcnuisite security for bail which
enabled their mother to regain her lib
crtN until the next regular session If
tho supreme court to be held in Feb
riIarN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

rity everything would be done to add /,
their comfort. Hon. l.. NJ Fcrnald q;
Poland. WAS irtroLr'e, as presiding If
lcer Of tn" evening, ana srokr ~,
,tbout ~ minutes in which he eloqucnt-
" referred 10 ihc great growth - tn.
Grange during the past TWO wears.
Mayor Ful bush rNt"nled Z ,"r2ia
welcome in behalf oi the city az Lewis
ton ani then Governor Hill extended
the welcome Of the state IN the follow
ing brief speech.
Ladies and Gentlemen.
1t gives me great pleasure To - .'i''-
sent upon this occasion aud {" v&t-n,
cordial greeting ami welcome /" va.
trIcnCs oI the National GIarcr.
,ur greatest interest is agriculture
which give; enplnymcnt and support
io more than halt "ui u,-uplr. ana I'll.
influence ct the Grange is 4 potent -;r-
tor in It's advancement aud derclci,-
fncnt. &d ling largely t. thr niraSar
ana profit of farm life. May its mem
bership continue to multiply ana ~
crease gnd its good work 90 on.
Friends IT the National Grdpgc
trust your visit to Maine viii pIos,. /.
most pleasant and "liuya biz one
know that your meetings viii ~ fuI
Of interest and acknowledgements t. tht
ambitious and lhogressi' farmers III
our state. our Lewiston fl iicnds "n
rertain most rovatly those who are :,
fortunate as to be tiiair guests. ana
am sure that eNervthin. possible uil
be dom. for your pl"asur" and cumfor'
during Your visit with them.
| wish once more to extend a heart,
welcome. and trust may haNe tn" np
rortunity Of greeting each one Of yo-
personally.
There was IN immense gathering All,
everything passed off to the satisfac-
ton of all. 1t Was complete success
throughout.
The officers Of III" National Grange fur
tn" present year are as follows. Mas
ter. .iarcn Jones. South Bend. Ini. over
.a.r q t,o-finar - l..tIrcr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
NAVAL PAY OFFICERS
Nay Be Regularly Attached 10 Ships. thus Re
iieyine Line Officers.

Washington. NcN. 1' rayma~te.
Cen. \. :. Kennev ~ The navy recon
U'uds in his annual report that OIL
"crS If The pay cor,s shall hc regular
y assigned to nuty ns = part of th'
lighting forc" on shirboarl. lie sug
Grsts that ~" ray officers have charg'
", powder divisions under The ordnance
officer. This would relieve 2 line Off
,ar on each ship. About 20 pay officers
M board ;hc different varships would
b, thcn cmploVcl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
FeATS OF STRENGTH.
Rllandcw Challenges Sandow to Meet Him in
Championship Test.

-, New York. Nov. la-G H. Rulandow.
~ .Mm.p"s' nus manager. NJ. II. Byrd nf his;
city today issued = challcng.. To- Ssurnw
VINO claims tn" worlds championship. tn
meet him in ~ fcats of strength c,ch
man ~ maine ny" feats. to hr decided !,
which Sand"w may suggest AZ a eu:,,
awe" OF good faith. Rolanduw tod.y 10
POSTED a f"rfot Of 500 in tho hands q,
george toESidinc to bind the rna,rh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
NEWS NUGGETS.
0s"ught hy the Wires From IL.
north. East, South and We.t

MARION Crawford. the althnr wa.
Hi"o'E me passengers VIII" arrived !,
;;t.w ork. Wednesday. on the s,ci,.,,a'
,nm nz"ii"rn irum G"noa ''caihS'
,..l,t, ne Erin i<oclnschc Zci,ung, vcd
il s,,rfc,ina m.' , .t.a' lhe Queen OF Holland
.,r,;,', nlE IRON premature" confinement
',a'oe That there is 40 cause for alnr
hn.lin NJ. Dasgett. a pioneer iourna !.
.e,,,.s %ai'ic coast. ex-member of Co,,-
;n;ni> jS from Nevada and United s,,!n o,.-
mini,,ra iiS,,r 70 Hawaii under the GarfeId "a
aged y Years. ~ san franciScu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

!, - !, r r"alter IN" French railway comnn
,aIIif"d 20 submit every n,rs,m ,,..
iienr'S,,ao IL ,,,S aor 4 post IN their staff to !, W.,
who lis is s,ir, mcnlcai e>aminat' on. ami an;;ne
tv"n - suspected Of tuberculosis or v,n f,
, appears likely 10 rcnnir,ct ~ ~
''''dse' Is not to be adnlitt,d Ia Ne g, ,i a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Under obvious encouragement from III y.
Russian government. an Eastern assoe'sl[ ~
ION nas been formed with the onlect III II
strengthening Russia : commercia' ri, ss
economic position in Central Asla. III" VIM III
far as possible in India. me org ne :1, ~ h
is very thorough and it, work VII N 4,
done bv specialists IN All branches ~
trade and commerce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
THREE CHICAGO DOCTORS
Failed to DO for Miss Mabelle Il.
LaMOmte What Was Accom-
plishcd by Lydia +. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound.

"DEAE MRs. PiNKHAM II was IN
an awful state for nearly three years
with Il complication of female troubles
which three physicians called by az.
ferent names. but the pains were All
the same. dreaded the time OF my
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

1t IS reported that some II or more
mead OF cattle belonging to d. W. Gar
'and Of South Carmel. have been found
diseased with tuberculosis and con
demned by the cattle commission and
ordered killed. Mr. Garland has one OF
the largest herds of any farmer in the
town but the loss will be a severe one
to him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

monthly periods for il meant a couple
Of DAYS in bed in awful agony. hnal-
" made mp my mind that the good
doctors were guessing; and hearing
from different friends such good re-
ports Of Lydia T.. Pinkham's Veg
ctablc Compound, tried that.
bless the LAY ! did. for il was the
tlavring of II new life for mc used
five bottles before ! was cured. hut
when tlicv wcrc taken | vaN well
woman once more. Your Compound y
certainly wonderful. Several "t my
friends haze used il since. End nothing
h,:, th.. h",t do | ever hear from its
u.s.. Yours NAEhtIr 4. lhN"Ntt.
on. T.. 1;>t .~t.. thica -. ~ 5000
fo,trit II cser~ fcs'st7n al y rn' c"r1ie
II IN4:a r.. rin!ham'- Nc.c-
table Compound could cure Miss
IaNnutr VIII, not You: Try It
and s;.t. ~, 1Nnr>rit.
MI. M. ham advise sick wo-
mcr 'dr"-. =. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

William Harper Decrins of Saco, Nill
celebrate his Goth birthday ami, ersar,-.
when ne received his many friends III
the two cities At his home on the Riv I
road
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Regarding the nature Of the rsce%. n.r'
drafts Of indian troops II mas pct!i iast
tanned that the invalidinG ratio -, ~,
Year. from All causes. of British se'dIe5. Ier
in India, III their first T. month? ~ 81 !,
wee was & pr thousand. as asaIi',s sha nast !.
per thousand. the average 2! ''o -
tOJr seasons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SAMAR MASSACRE,
Lieut.. Allison, U. S. N, Relates
the Horrible Details.
The 9th Inf. Boys, Surprised by
Treachery, Fought Nobly.
lnhuman Treatment OF Dead. Gallant Work Of
Co. C's First Sergeant.

Victoria. -. ~, Nov. Ill Among thl
arrivals by steamer Empress oi nina
from the orient, YESTERDAY was Lieut.
f. 4. Allison Of the tinted States navy.
who is on his way home from Manila.
Speaking ot the massacre OF the men,
Ders of the oth Infantry 1T Samar, he
said the natives had grown to Ike the
colored troops who had been stationed
there and when the 9Th arrIte ed II was
thought by the American troops thai
the same friendly feeling would bc
shown to tnrm ana the guard Mas not
as strictly kept as Il othcrn :c Woulu
have been.
The night before tAe massacre tnc Vii
lagc prcsldentc went 10 Capt Conn"h
and before the padre. declared that II
WcIld take 100 more native labUrcrs
10 10 certain pioneer work. lie din
not have the men and cggcd thc in
iulCcncc NJ tn" army uIptatn. Lieut..
Alison continued
Honest and true in thr legitimate
diSpatching Of his duty capt. Cunnau N
said. -" the best gnu can. Got any
native vho viii work but ylsaT away
the uudcrbush
Just after daybreak thr natives win
bul0s 10 out uuderbuSh began coming
into cLrp. The the massacre began
The last uudcrbu-h man Killed th,
,cntry. the church bell rang ~" sul-
dicts went 10 breakfast below thu Hpui
that hoid then arms I'm" insurgents
spln half went NJ stairs and Shot
down ana IN, other half ~cut In the
mess room and murdered tr" urarm"l
81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington Nov l3-Thc f,lIpwinS
p"nsi"n changes. resulting from tn" issti,'
uf pctol"r 70. are announced in Maine:
original, John \. Curtis. Auburn. S..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
How % Tell the Ccnn;r

The signature OF L. * c.ro,.> -
~ every box of the g.nI,ina appears a,
IA m,Qainine rm,, III" Remedy that cures
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The Lord Mayor of London's Fund for
the national memorial to Queen Victoria
amounts to G1J6.2W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31
He Commands all Other
Trains to Stand Still and
They Stand.

William X. Vanderbilt, the man who
buys q railroad system just for the
mere pleasure of the thing, accom-
panied by party of eastern capital
lists and friends arrived in the city
this morning on G. & NV train No.
1, on their way to the Black Hills
where they will spend a short time
looking for pleasure and Indians.
The party was travelling aboard one
of Mr.. Vanderbllts wheeled palaces
and Immediately upon the arrival of
the train here the private cars were
transferred to the F., e. s. M. v. and
after few minutes stop the run
against time to the Black Hills was
commenced. Engineer Pat Crotty and
Conductor Robt. Craft were in charge
IF the special. If no mishaps occur,
and every precaution has been taken
to prevent such thing, the party will
be in Hot Springs, S. d., this evening
at 6 o'clock. The total distance from
Missouri Valley to Hot Springs is 513
miles which distance the special is
scheduled to cover in less than II
hours inclusive of all stops.