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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
WELLBORN.

Wellborn, Jan. 9.-The farmers
are preparing to make a crop for
this year.
Miss Pet Wooten Of Hockey is
visiting her sister Mrs. j. p. Roy
der this week.
The Woodmen gave a supper
and had a public installation OF
officers for the ensuing year here
Saturday night, and quite a crowd
from Millican were present.
Mr.. II. l.. Gentry has accepted a
position with the Bryan Grocery
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashford OF
Bryan visited relatives here sun
day, Rob Roy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
MANY LIVES IN PERIL.
All Efforts to Reach a Wrecked vssse
Have Proved Hopeless.

Marsoilles, Jan. g-Disntchcs from
the village Of Fanman. near which IN,
French mail steamer Russic. from Omn,
Algeria. stranded on Monday in a VIC
lent storm with 50 passengers and q
crow Of 30 on board, say all efforts tC
reach the steamer have failed owing e
the tremendous height Of the seas run
ming. Pilot boats and torpedo boats
which have attempted to reach steamer
have been unable to battle with wave,
and have returned. The only hops SEEM,
20 BE- in the ability Of the life savers 10
throw line over the Russie. ~ the
wrecked vessel Is driven closer TO shore
The beach was lined all Tuesday night
with watchers eIights were seen on
board the steamer, but IL is believed
some Of those ON board already have
bccn drowned, although no bodies have
been washed ashore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
DON'T WANT M'KINLEY.
ConfederAtss OF New Orleans oppose His
Being Invited To Memphis.

New Orleans. Jan. AT meeting
of Camp Of the Army Of Tennessee,
United Confederate veterans, the strong
est Of Confederate associations in New
Orleans, resolution was offered by
General stephen Chalaron, commander
Of the camp, protesting against the in.
vitation Of President Mckinley 10 the
Confederate reunion On De- held in Mem
phi, next spring, was unanimously
adopted General Chalaron explained
that IL was understood the president
would b. invited 20 Memphis and the
resolution was intended simply as q
warning for Memphis not 10 do IL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

Baltimore. Jan. 0-Arthur g. Par
kcr Of East Boston, and John I. Mitchell
Of Providence, Il L. who arrived ON the
Johnston line steamer Foylemorc from
Genoa. Italy, rs stowaways and who
by their own confession, deserted from
the United States trimming ship Topeka,
at that port have been turned over by
the police authorities 10 the naval
officers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
FIcEEY.

Hickey, Jan. 5.-rhe farmers
have begun to make preparation
for another crop.
Fence building aud repairing Is
the order of the day.
Mrs. S. NJ. Edge of Kurten and
daughter, Mrs. Jodia Shaw of Cot
tonwood called on Mrs. Wheeles
Tuesday evening.
Tom Wheeless visited Bryan
Saturday.
Miss Gussie Whitman of Bryan
has been spending the holidays
with her cousin, Miss Mary
Hickey. Miss Whitman returned
home accompanied by Miss Mary
and Jno. Hickey. j. p. w.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
Funeral Of Armour.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Thd private funeral
services over the body Of the late PHILIP
ID. Armour were held at II O'Clock thi,
morning at the Armour residence Fol
lowing the services nc the house IN,
body was taken 10 the Armour mission
where from noon until O'Clock II lay
In state and was viewed by thousands
At the conclusion Of the services IN,
coffin was taken by - cial funon
train to Gracchnd crmr,~y, where IA,
body was inferred IN the Armour FAM
ly lot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

Of $50 names, and Is too long TO
be published in The Eagle. Mr..
J. II. Thomas. of Tabor, B-sEos
county, l. in the list Of WA :
He guessed 76,OsO,45O, 80
81. The rest of the Eaa
scribers who guessed at
Gus seem to have been bad
ers. Abont forty-fve TexarlS ~
enrolled among the successful
gusssers who won from SIS down
to 81.
Any one who wishes may see
the full list Of winners by calling
at The Eagle office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
Roar Admiral rhslp. III.

New York, Jan. 9.-Rear Admiral
Thomas $. Phelps who has been ON the
retired list since 1851 has bccn taken 10
the New York hospital suffering from
pneumonia Because Of this advanced
years and the necessity Of the most
careful nursing, his physician decided
that IL would De- BEST 20 remove him to q
hospital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
CENSUS GUESSING CONTEST
Names Of Winners AnnOuneed-0fiicial
Population 76,O6l,l2S.

The Press Publishing Associa-
ton, of Detroit, Mich, have sent
The Eagle the reports and award
Of prizes in the census guessing
contest, as follows
Census Office, Washington. d. c.
!, William Il. Merriam, Director Of
the Twelfth census Of the United
states, do hereby certify that the
total population Of the states and
territories of the United States. situ-
ated ON the mainland Of North
America, Is seventy-six million,
siXty-One thousand, one hundred
and twenty-eight (7GO6l. 1881. ne
cording 10 the official count of the
returns Of said census.
WILLIAM II. MERRIAM,
Director Of Census.
On receiving the above certificate,
the Press Publishing Association
turned all Of its coupons over 10 the
committee on awards, consisting Of
the Hon. VIM. &. Maybury. Mayor
Of Detroit; Hon, Joseph W. Donovan,
Circuit Judge, and Clarence Gould
Wholesale Grocer. Before submit
ting the coupons to the committee
on awards they were carefully tabu-
lated and numerically arranged by
expert accountants. After careful
examination Of tho work Of the ac-
countants. the committee ON awards
concluded that the persons named I'm
the appended list were entitled Ia
prizes, as is shown by the following
certificate:
Detroit, Mich, Dec. n, igOO.-Pres.
/ Publishing Assn, Detroit. Mich.
conference.-the committee appoint.
ed by your Association To award
prizes In your Census Guessing Con,
test, respectfully submit that th,
4 following persons are entitled /,
prizes and In the order named.
William c. Maybury, Chm'n.
First prize. $4,000, Geo Mohn. Jr.
Plttsburg, Pa.-guess 78,O6t, l26.
/ Second prize, 5000. w. 4. Me
Laughlin, Detroit, Mich.-guess &c,
06l .i8i.
Third prize, $1,000, WI. Harrison
( Tuscola, Mich.-guess 1901. 100.
Fourth prize, S50O, August Bier
baum Femme Usage, Mo.-guesi
1901 III.
Fifth prize, $500, A. +. Newton
Lawndale, y. c.. 76,OGO,g7G.
Sixth prize, S201, Miss u. T.. Le
Doux, Glenn Falls, n. Y.-Gues
7G.0Gi .3l2.
Seventh prize, 500, j. w. Dorsey
Rutherford, y. C.-gucss g, OGO.g3l
/ Eighth prize, 500, W T. Johnson
Gadsden, Ala.-guess 7G06i .30l.
Ninth prize. sSO, y Simons, Hot
land, ;. D.-gucss 5000, 100.
Tenth prize, $40, LEROY Monroe
Darien, Conn.-guoss 5000, 100.
Eleventh prize, t60, l.. 4. Guthrie
Munctc. lnd.-guess, 7606l .573
Twelfth prize, $50, Alison Bruba
kcr, Fargo. " D.-gucss 76O6l sos,
Thirteenth prize, $40, Ehcn Stock
Douglass, kas.-guess 7G.06l ,G23
Fourteenth prize, $40, Geo. w
Holmes, Cincinnati, O.-guoss &c,
uii65i.
Fifteenth prize, $50, j. u. Rhodes
KnoXwood, Ala.-gucss 76.O6O.560.
Sixteenth prize, t25, j. +. Fogel
song. ~ Edwards, Neb.-guess 70,
OG0, $50.
Seventeenth prize, $40, G. NJ. SmitI
Cheyenne, WyO.-guess 16.OG0490.
Eighteenth prize, 81, :. A. Florcu
I4akota, n. D.-guess 76,0Gi ,S2I.
Nineteenth prize, si5, A. J. Harris
louisville, ky.-guess 76.O8t ,Sbi.
Twentieth prize, si5, q. l.. Jones
haywood, Ky guess 5000, 40.
The foregoing is a list Of win
ners Of the larger prizes. Follow
ing this the Associations list q
winners Of smaller prizes consist
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appointment

Hi!lsboro il after the Calvert
Waco & Brazos Valley railroad.
Petitions for the consolidation OF
the road are being circulated to,
the legislature and there is little
doubt the consolidation will be
effected after which the extensions
will be made south and north.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

Memphis, Jan. 9.-The protest Of
tho New Orleans Confederate veterans
against an invitation 20 President Nc.
Kinley % attend the Confederate r..
union here next May, will b. ignored sc
far rs Memphis Is concerned The In
vitation is extended by city officials,
business bodies aud local veterans and
will b. sent ~ originally intended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10
THURSDAY JAN. 10, 1901

The newly elected governors OF
states include thir,y.six republic
cans, eighteen democrats and one
silverite, the latter being Saddler
Of Nevada.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

In the press reports from Austin
the name of DR.. j. L. Fountain Of
Brazos county, is mentioned
among those who will make good
material for prominent committee
appointments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

Topeka, Jan. DR. W. b. Swami.
bne of the state board of health, reports
200 cases Of smallpox in the state, "The
type Of the disease is more severe than
II was last winter" the doctor says
"and think there will b. considerably
larger number Of fatalities"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 0.-The Nebras.
ka senate has passed a resolution ex.
pressing sympathy with the Beers in
their struggle against England.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

For Rent-At 500 per acre 200
acres Of Brazos bottom land IN guam
titles 10 suit renters. Ford a
Ford. "a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

by coNNELLY q cARNrs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-10

In eases requiring special directions,
addresa, Swing symptnmh, The ladies'
Advisory Department" The ChattA.
nooea Medicine ConpanY, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22

The Gang sheet, a few evenings
since, went a considerable distance
out of its way to launch a TRADE
against Game Commissioner T. H,
Johnson and his assistants. We
know OF no good reason tor an att
tack being made upon Commits
sioner Johnson, except by some
one wanting his job, which was the
evident inspiration OF the Gang
sheet article. Mr.. Johnson has con
Quoted the game department in a
more efficient manner than any Of
fetal in its history and his re>ap>
pointment would be by all odds the
most popular Governor Orman
could make.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22
UNDER BONDAGE.

If the Standard Oil company can
not catch you going, it catches you
coming,
The discovery Of oil in California
gave great hopes to many people
that, it would prove rich resource
to the state. Their hopes have
gone glimmering.
An independent operator who
refuses to sell out to the Standard
company, cannot market his pro-
duct. He finds that he cannot obs
tain sufficient cars from the South,
ern Pacific road to get his oil to
market. He therefor loses all the
time. AS soon as he sells out to the
Standard company the Southern
Pacific finds an abundance Of cars.
In this case the Southern Pacific
acts as the "knocker" for the Stand
ard people.
b. Clark Wheeler has just re-
turned from an investigation of the
oil business in California and the
above statement Of facts regarding
the Southern Pacific are the results
of his investigation. But it is not
necessary to depend upon what b.
Clark Wheeler has said. The
writer met Californian few days
ago, while ell route home from
Denver and he made the same
statement of facts.
We have resigned ourselves to
fate and are almost ready to join
any incendiary organization. If the
time has come when tn, efforts OF
an individual to create wealth for
himself are all gone what is the
use OF struggling longer. The
sooner an upheaval comes the
better.
If such acts do not place the
American people in condition OF
slavery to this giant corporation,
then we do not know what bond
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22

age is. 1t is the very worst form
of bondage. Can anything else be
expected than that the people will
sooner or later rebel. When that
time comes the people will win
All the accumulated wealth of this
monstrous monopoly will melt
away under the anger of the peo>
pie. While some will call such an
uprising a rebellion, others will say
that it is justifiable insurrection
We shall hold with the latter es>
innate.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22
THE END NOT YET.
St. Petersburg Police Report Shows
-Four Students Killed in Riot
---Papers Preiudjced.

st Petersburg, March 21-It is signih
cant that though tho police report on tho
recent riots, published az expressly stat
ed in order to correct false rumors con-
corning the riots, does not deny the most
serious rumor.
The report docs not mention tho sub
lect OF the students. 1t gives, however,
names OF four who died here, including
one woman.
The report 10 not generally credited
with being an impartial statement. 1t is
claimed that the papers arc particularly
distorted, maniiestly, it is said, to pre-
Judice the masses against the students,
the intellectual element and tho factory
workmen.
The statsment that students entered
tho churches smoking cigarsttes, that =
student struck priest, and that apot her
student caught the chief priest rudsly
by the arm, are discredited by e5e wit.
nesses.
The facts are, the trouble occurred
entirely outside the church, until the
Cossacks pressed 300 persons into the
church and fought them to the back
wall
1t IL also denied that holy water was
used to dress wounds Tho students
sent church servant expressly for other
water for that purpose.
1t is also learned now that the police
not only prepared fer the event thsm-
Solves but that they made previous az
rangements at one Of the hospitals for
the anticipated wounded. They also
had Carriages ready in neighborinR court
yards.
Lectures will hardly be possible for
the remainder of the year at any of the
higher Institutions.
The participation Of the factory hands
ia the riots. looks very grave 20 far ~
the future 10 concerned,
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22

The body OF the late ]. A. yelling ton
will not be buried until the arrival Of
his son Frederick Wellington. from
Fitchburg, Mass. kilograms have been
received from him which state that he
has started from Fitchburg aud that he
will arrive in this city Monday, when
final arrangements for tho funeral will
be made.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22
Grand Hotel Resaister.

Il D Clampett, Colorado Springs; B @
Bounds. Mrs b A Stroud, Joe Trochta,
Debequei b Bacon. Chicago; P Nc
Kay, Ogden, 8 3 Farmhouse. Platts.
vile, Nebr.; M w Long and wife, Mora;
G Parsons, South Bend; W D Clark,
Topeka;
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
l. N. BUNTING,

The democratic municipal ticket is before the voters
That it exceptionally good every one, not biased
by party spleen, will acknowledge
The ticket is composed mostly of men who are young
years and who progressive in spirit and have the
needs of the city at heart
Very fortunately this year, there no issue IN the
municipal campaign which will blind the eyes OF the voters
to the who ard candidates before the people
One thing before this city and its people whole and
that is that primal necessity for enterprsing up
to date honest business administration OF its affairs
We believe that the ticket is representative
Of the Young business interests the city and will
with but very little opposition The fact is there
great many republicans who will the ticket not be-
cause there anything radically wrong with their own
ticket but because they sufficiently interested in the m
ture welfare Junction wish to progress it
should progress considering all its great natural advantages
1t will confessed that have been unfortunate in
having had many things dispute about heretofore but
old have healed over and with prosper
ity surrounding shall future have set
toward that goal Of supremacy which Grand Junction is
bound attain the leading commercial city OF the west
slope
In the head of the ticket Mr. J. M. Sampliner the
ticket has gentleman has demonstrated his business
and executive ability. He wide awake handed
and has always been ready gVer
to those things which have been for the building OF the
citv He represents elements which The Sentinel has
been proclamng years necessary make success
full chief Of the
of soeech hasn't cold tee which he approach
able convincabe and has than idea in his head
ideas do happen to ht yours there reason to
hope be convinced that more aPpic-
able than his.
The ticket on its face looks to be winner.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-22

Mr.. and hrs. A. R. samplinsr, who
OUT recently returned from . Pacific
coast trip entertained few friends at
oinner last night to celebrate their safe
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams entertain
friends tonight at large dinner party.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

,,,rt in September Will advance the
soveriin,. ,..,,r some over the low August figure
Of a. :. and held half Of it The
"Heo' "H. tbe lessening of the September pres
feature ,.,,sr demand for September than selling.
sure o,ened al 6S7sc. sold between 6S7sc and
sep'eI losa6 AZ 6e4c: December closed at 1850 to
eN1 -, r5s.c Clearances exceeded 100000
H~c' - nero G COO coo bushels for the week
basH'.s h;rroeuts were only l6s. GOO bushels. The
Aise".-. from Russia and Argentina was unfa-
Got On the other hand, Snow estimated the
Voia'' ot 7s0 900 900 bushels. Foreign markets
~ - an a little lower. Northwestern receipts We're
Neie r,,,bvyestern receipts small. St. Louis was
"a :. burer here Minneapolis the best seller
ule @ - bs5s were close TO the market, but the
s,siness was only 75.eS oushls.
e s,nowed the corn as they have all the week
M range only Izc; the close 1sc to i4c over Thurs
.s | eternber closed at 3S4c 10 S3ssc; May. S7ssc
e. es' ns1sorio was 213 cars: the estimate for Sat
~ =, S50 cars There has been little to the trade
so,aral DAYS other than changing" with the
~ s.1..o-,bcr-Nay difference almost 42se.
'1rss5 was weak again, losing Sc TO Sc. The No l
,.trastern closed at 81 So; the No. :, s. 40. Sep
80 closed II 81 Ss; October 81 81 There were
- - - The three points. against $ cars last
= = -pa Northwest continues 10 have very favor
. .eI. u.s,ber for the crop. oil continues exceed
ugly weak
9-o,isons prices we're helped by a very strong
-, market prices al the yards the highest far,
Tor the best grades Pork advanced 1oc 10 17iac
g ors ribs. nc to I2lec. There were 5000 hogs;
-, estimate for next week. 10000 hogs Most Of
- trading was in way Of changing. A better
sh,ning demand was reported. Liverpool was
.rssr on the whole list
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
finGnrial meeilnas
The MINNEAPOLIS & ST. Louis Railroad Co.

Minneapolis. Minnesota August Il. 1901.
Notice IS hereby given that to the bylaws OF
The Company the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Minneapolis and Louis Railroad Co Of Minnesota
and Iowa, will he helS the Office Of the Co, in the
city @: Minneapolis Minnesota. Tuesday. oct 1901
twelve O'Clock the purpose elecng DlreC
tors and the transaction of sch other business
legally before the meetn3
The books OF the Company the issuance and
fer of the viii be closed
3lst, 1901. %
JOSEPH GAShEIL. EDWIN HAWLEY,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
G 0opartnership Noilres.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ nership between JOHN II. sIIIPwAY CHARLES NJ
sHIPWAY ROBERT Il. REID. PETER J. CONION and
MICHAEL A HICKEY doing business under the hrm
name JOHN II. sHIPWAY & BROTHER. arehi-
rectural marble and marble mosaic workers l36th
and Locust Avenue. New York City. dissolved
on the goth DAY Of July. 1901
Dated, New York. July 26th 1901.
JOHN II sHIPWAY. CHARLES n. SHIPwAY. ROB-
ERT II. REID. MICHAEL A. HICKEY, PETER J. CON
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

Office Of the Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington, D. c.. August 1901
by satisfactory evidence presented to he
81 has beer made that THE
National Bank Of the City Of New York the
City New York. in tie County OF New York State
os New York has compiled with all the provisions the
Act Congress enable National Banking Associations
10 extend their Corporate existence and for other
poses" approved July i2Jn 1872.
Now. therefore. l. Charlie G Dawes. Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereby certify that The Lincoln
Bank the City OF New York. Of
New York in the County Of New and State New
Ycgk. Is authorized have succession for the
specified its amended articles q association namely
uatl close of business August 2. 1921.
In testimony whereof witness hand and seal Of
onlcs this seconi day OF August. 1901.
lSeall tSgnedD CHARLES c. DAWES,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
26Osl
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
i1ubllr Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

SUPREAiE COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
FIRST DEPARTMENT.-In the matter Of the appi-
soneTs FOR the city Of New York for the appointment OF
Rapid transit Railway or Railways for the and
sad Board ought 70 be CONSTRUCTED and operated Brook
a,,o. r. R3Pia sa Trans ssI ,, 70 the
nndessned Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad ommisslon
Division supreme Court Of the state Of New York
held Court House hesf at the northeast corner q
New York Wednesday the an day OF September lvJi
thereafter as counsel can appointment
three CoTnissoners in the aboTe entitled maer 70 deter
Railway Railways in the said oy. for the
temihed by the SAID Board and described in the report
City about The IN Day Of February 1901 ought to
rhe papers upon which the aforesaid application viii
Transit Iff0 Railroad comrssioners for the City OF New
York dated the Sth ay 9f July logl: & ana a. presented
July. 1901. and the afidavts and other papers
oGcs .; the CLERK Of the said Appellate DIVISION on or
about t1at & Gay WIN s pa @ ef tEe COP, Py OF & the
York this day in once Of The said clerk
to ifssya the said '5 Court by IT, said Board.
he rad report re- % Of @ the ad Board to the Mana d A
report Included The said pareTs upon which the
and substantial synopsis Of the said route: Be
Bear the Intersection Park row; running
thence under efd and Park to WheSs
and thence under and Whitehall
South tie East River: thence under
River the Borough OF BROOKLYN point in Joraemon
street between the East River and FuTman street. thence
under JoTalemon street Fulton street. thence under
Flatbush ard thence under
a point a intersection Atlantic
The shall include suitable tracks
necons the loops under Battery Park.
and Bowling Green and under the Borough Hall
Park in the Borough OF Brooklyn
The object Jresad application 10 obtain
appointment Commissioners. who shall
public hearing parties interested such rail-
ought be constructed and operated
port Appellate Division together
a report OF theit determination whether
ought be constructe. operated, which report in
construction operation Of road as
Board will ask that II shall be: shall when confirmed
taken lieu the the prop-
erty along the line of the said routes.
Dated New York. August 18th. 1901
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK:
By ALEXANDER Z. ORR, President.
BION l.. BURROWS. Secretary
POARDMAN. PLATT & SOI,EY, 3S Wall Street, Borough
OF Mani City Of New York.
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN, III Broadway, Borough
of Manhattan City Of New York.
Attorneys Board Rapid Transit Railroad Com
nissioners.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.

Baltimore. August u. 1901.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CENT.
TES-YEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE DEBEN-
TUREs;
Notice hereby given that the -Four Per Cent Ten
Year Colo Convertible Debeutures. ful-paid Sub
fcpon Certificates therefor may. September 18TH
1901 thereafter until further by the Company
thirty days prior notice by the holders
writing to the Company al its ONCE. No. Wall Street.
New York City Messrs. Speyer Brothers. 10th
tuy, E. c. London, Rgsnd, be converted into
mon Stock of the Company par and upon surrender 0.
such DebentuFes fupad Subscription Certificates
either OF said oces the Railroad Company Will deliver
II lieu taeTeo Certificates ot its Common Stock.
Al Debenures must carry all unrnatured
coupons thereon.
J. V. McNEAL. Treasurer.