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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
Moth PreventiveS.

Those who have used Manahan
Tarine Papers and Bags know
that whfr properly used they are
the most efficacious and clearly
mOtn preyentives.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
AN ANCIENT TEMPLE FOUND.

Miss Mary Wilkins, of this city. is visit
ing friends in Birmingham, Ala.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06

uicke and those sending beautiful
floral tributes.
The telephone girls excursion on
the steamer S next Monday night
will, as usual. be one of the events OF
the season. Every body is going.
Ii. 7. Siemon has moved his tin and
furnace shop from 1916 Third avenue
20 Fifth-and a half avenue betweeE
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Big supply Of chandelier and glass
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
Prof. j. f. Gustus, of Moline. has
been elected director of the Brown
Business College company, which is
to establish a school in each OF the
three cities.
Say, have you seen those new Vic
tor dining room tables that have Just
been unpacked at Clemann & Salz-
mans? II not. call and see them.
They are beauties.
BY taking the steamer Winona to-
morrow afternoon at 3:l5 you can re-
turn with the steamer j. S. at
O'Clock. Boats meet at lie Claire.
Round trip so cents.
Mrs. A e. Hotchkis5 and family
wish to express their thanks and aP-
probation to friends and neighbors
who sympathized and assisted them
during their late bereavement.
A blaze late this afternoon started
in a pile of ties near the milwaukee,
ldepot and an empty box car standing
near was ignited. The lire depart
ment was called out and subdued thu
flames.
/ The Epworth league service at tn
First Methodist church at $50 tn
D evening of Sunday, July IA, will b
lin charge of the Home Mission circle
: Miss Mary l.. Haney, of Moline, wi
lgive an address.
s A horse belonging to an Italian li'
ling at Third avenue and Twenty-Five
y lstreet broke through the floor of tn
shed where he was standing yeste
y. Iday, and injured himself so that
was necessary for the police to di
patch him.
. j. f. Elliott, of this city, who T
Gently graduated from the law d
IN partment of the Iowa State univert
ty, has formed a partnership at Da
rs export with Norman w. Grams. Il
Il. firm name is Grams & Elliott, wi
10 office at 224 west Third street.
e. The stock of the Sutcliffe wall r
be per store will be on sale limit
n mum Der of days at slaughter 81
prices in order to dispose OF sal
ly quickly. Rare bargains il selecti
wv is made at once. Horses and WACO
are also for sale. By order of Cal
be j. NJ. Beardsley, administrator.
lc- While it may be generally &C
ceded to be Policeman's Prerogsti
las to expectorate where he pleases,
nd freckied pavement about the door
the city temple of justice is assured
at rather rank. There is always
"a besplattered half moon runni
around the corner from Sixtcel
street to Third avenue made by p
"a ties bact ed up against the corner
0iU the building. not to mention mum
Gus less regular blotches upon
DC bricks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
Made a Bad Matter Worse.

The honeymoon was over. and they
were comfortably settled i'm their snug
little home. The husband. returning
from business. was grieved to find his
little wife crying bitterly.
"Oh, George" she sobbed, "a dread
full thing has happened had made
you beautiful pie all by myself. and
Fido went and ate it,
We'll. never mind, my dear" he said
cheerfuny. I'VE can easily afford an
other dog''-Exchange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
Cant Agree.

The time prizes in the Davenport
road race, a $50 Al Ard bicycle for
the first time and an IS pair of Per
fection tires for the second, are still
in the possession of Referee Emil Kos
tomlasky. Andy johnson and Fred
DoeckeI, who tied for first time
couldn't decide VI on method OF di-
vision, and the matter hangs ire.
johnson will probably want to ride
the race over again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
SPECIAL wRINoER SALE


AtP X. MItsch Co = This Evening
Keystone wringers. worth So, sale
price &. 80
Superior wringers, worth 81 3d.
sale price $2.1O.
Daisy wringers. worth 81 20 sale
price 81 IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
Heartburn.

When the quantity of food taken is
too large or the quality too rich,
heartburn is likely to follow, and
especially so il the digestion has been
weakened by constipation Eat slow
ly and not too freely of easily digested
food. Nasticate the food thoroughly.
Let six hours elapse between meals
, and when you feel fullness and
weight in the region of the stomach
after eating. indicating that You have
eaten too much. take one of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and the heartburn may be avoided
For sale by your druggist.
When you want modern. uP-to
date phys try Cham berlain's Stom'
ach and Liver Tablets. They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Price rs cents. Samples free at yo1I
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
Hot Shot

For tonight at McCsbe's new store
Ladies' lace handkerchiefs &c worth
more than double.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
LATEST FROM
 BOULDER CREEK
Phenomenal Results Come From
 Preparatory Work

Count Dclamar manager of thc lir Boulder creek hydraulic company .1mc out from Auln last night and went south on Che Dolphin.
 DcLumar brought with him somc 0hc specimens oft Inc coarse gold which r.' lately been taken out of the prop, 'y IIc goes Co Victoria Co report Co thc co .- p1ny there Count DcIomar. just before starting on Che Dolphin. gave a brief inc tcrylcw Co an Alaskan reporter. In sub- stance he said that Che hydraulic prop- ositiou win undoubtedly prove thc richest strike eyer made When thc report nr.' spread that from S3 Go 30 per pan had been taken out onbed rock many were skcnticaL on closer examination they found that all reports were true in every detail We have erected new Hume fifty feet west of the old Hume and in thc supposed center of Che creek channel The bedrock layer of Che pay gravel taken from this has already produced upwards of y15 of very coarse gold. making it run from Sm Go N0 per cubic yard and twelve feet In thickness The pay is therefore cs- umatcd Go yield not less than tlj yard, a IgurO that promises to make this prop ositlon among Che first rank of dividend payers
 It fig now the intention of the manage mont Co sink Co bedrock in thc channel from 5o0 feet lower down thc stream than where Che present workings arc being car- ricd on. Drifts win bc run in all dircc- tions Co work out intervening pay. At present very little is being done outside Of working three or four shifts Of men. Active operations win undoubtedly begin carly next spring and once well under way. win considerably add Go tho force permanently in my compony's employ
 Tho work so far has nearly oll been pro- p1r1torv We first wanted Go find out what thc ground would yield This has been beyond au expectations. Phcnomo- mt is thc only word that win describe this strike
 Count DcIamar win possibly return in Che course of few weeks
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
COURT MAKES
 PROGRESS
Matrimonial Failures Are
 Given Freedom
Other Cases Finished Up Tn n Brisk Mnnner-rwo Insanity Suspects To Be Examined Purely Routine Matters Today

Dur c yesterdays session oi court matrimonial misnts were released from their marital bondage. and batch ui other business received attention
 The account of Clerk Iuls for r2ucnace Incurred on official business, NH lp- proved.
 Maggie Ward was granted divorce from Frederick Ward. given thc custody of her children. Mildred and Wuulm Ward, and also allowed to assume tho name of Maggie Hayward, which was her name by reason of u prior mlrr1ec. Cruel and inhuman treatment worn tNr grounds on which che decree was granted
 Mary Hutchinson obtained d divnrr. from William Hutchinson. alleging abuse. neglect and also that Hutchinson had threatened Co take hcr hfc. Along with Che divorce Mrs Hutchinson continues u the ownership of hcr property in skagway. and she resumes hcr maiden name of Mary Bcrnhoefer.
 Testimony was taken lu the divorce c1ta of David Blxlcr vs sarah K. BiXler and Che Court took Che matter under advise mcnt
 ANN fNN' hl laLAh Il"'l "" Af V. Af'''" cU was dismissed
 P. M. Woodruff vs Kenny Lumobr Co. plalnun allowed Go amend complaint by utcrllncotion lnstantcr
 In Che matter of inquiry as to tho sane ty of E J Haley and Rudolph Ford. Che Court ordered that examination of both men bc mad, by duly qualified phvsIcans and then bring thc mon with thr report as Go their mental condition. before Che Court forthwith Both m'n lro now held in thc joil at Juneau.
 In thc case of Herman vs Garrison. Judgment for S30 was entered.
 Carroll vs Boughton Casc carried oyer until today
 United States vs Western Fishery Conn pany and M e. Muuley. Defendant pleaded guilty No judgment entered
 United States ys Thomas Mun'cy Doe fendont plead guilty and fined N0 and costs
 United States vs. sopp and Reach. Doc fcndantts plead guilty and were fined 800 and costs.
 United States vs ThIukct Packing Co sct for October 2.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
GAVE HIM A BANQUET
Captain Jonks Entertained By His
 Many Friends

Nsu urtus testimonial of tho.r lucnd- ship and estcen f.v of C1nt JouSs many friends b.rc elvc him 70 compliment urs dinner nst evening 1t Che Pack Train restaurant Covers were laid for .I.tea and tbe rop1st was superb and rc- Ie..s much credit ou the good tustc of lHls0 wb mlulryi thc affair
 Tn. ubr was brilliantly uehtcl and I.cHu,d Thos. who uth.rol around tb. maboeny vorc. Cmuu Jeuks. c. M Summers. C B Wyuu.Iohnson. A. B. Neu,u C v Im J. D. Rogers E ). shaw. \ I u.rIoo. ~. e K Nourse and pr r1u,y
 MT N.w,U omcntol Hs chairman 7nd Mr. Nourse acted ls toast master Many won. Ono toIsts proposed and slipped t' th. success and good health of tha pop mlr officer In who's, honor tho banquet NHs pr.uHr.d
 Itis s1Id chat nofor ukue h.H depart ur.. Cunt Jonks VuI no presented with nluI.om. momeHto of th. friendship h. has inspired moas thc people of skag- way
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
BAR MEMBERS MET
Alaska Attornoys vIu Publish n
 Handsome sotgppir

At Che meeting of thllAloska Hlr As- socIaton. held last night n thc office ot Clerk Rogers n thc cout house, Judge Delaney wac appointed chairman and ll ID Weldon elected secretary.
 Following members ot thr association were present. mdrc penucv and ut- tomcys uWon. Kcsey Price, Miller Jcn- unrs WucoNou. Wun and Weldon
 The following mcmb,rs ol tho Alaska bar wore log Mr. k,Hey proposed m members of thr aesoclu0n. w. Lcddy FrrI Ai Brown. Arthur D. Edwards John .p Godayo. oI of Vula E M Barnes of sk1rWUy and w. J IUIa Clerk ut tn. United States District Court. of Juneau The nomination. W.r. seconded lN Judr. Wiuu and wore unanimously elected as members
 Thc question oC pubush,iur u souvenir book of Che association was introduced by the chairman. thp publication to bc bound m leather handsomely nrnamout0d m llt and tu contain history of Che lssocuti0u. cuIorIos ou dccoasod mom- bors. with u ruu and pictures of thc prose .ut personnel and district judges
 It was resolved to have Che souvenir edition printed at once and to send 10 copy to u1ch national. stlt, uuj territorial bar association with thc compliments of th. Alaska Uar Association. and it amy copies bo Icrt over chat members hc allowed Go purchase them no u nominal figure Sub- scr.puoue wcrr thcn pl.d in uy members present
 t-pon motion. a committee was lppo.nt- ed to dr1f, 70 petition or resolutions ad- dressed Go Che proper department at Washington to expedite thc building Of tho court house at Juneau and Co protest leaiust dygruur Che appropriations ot iG0o. made for that purpose. Co Douglas Island. as t is understood Gov Brady and others arc attempting Go do. The chairman appointed on th.s committee attorneys Wun. Price and Jennings
 The meeting then adjourned.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Start a Now Laundry

A. J. Achison. an oid-timcr in skagway who has been connected with several Iaundries since his arrival here. m lN', has formed a co-partnor'hip with T $. Wnld The new firm have fitted up a thoroughly equipped laundry on Thir- tccnth street. between State and Eroad- way. and arc prepared Co do Che finest description of work in their iinc New mae chinory with thc latest improvements and skilled workmanship makes this one of che best laundrIcs in Alaska. Mir Achi- son has been m Che laundry business for twenty years The new laundry will h" known as Che skagway Laundry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
RIVER WATFR.
 IS LOW
Last Boat From St. Michael
 Arrives At Dawson
Jaramed With Four Hundred and Fifty Tons of Freight Twenty rhroo Days on tho Trip Up tho Rivor From St. Miohnol

DAWSON. Oct u-stcamer Cosco ar- rived here yesterday from st Michael She was twcnty-thrco days muking Che uHp and is thc Inst boat Co arrive from tho lower river
 Tho Casga was loaded with freight prin- cuaUN merchandise
 Steamer Iayoua Young also arrived nt. Ilst ueht
 Roth captains uf Che steamers report thIt thg waters arc sottus rNtr.wDN .uN and aUuuou Is nearly ended
 They were somewhat dubious m ,hcir remarks as to whether thc smaller boats 1l th. lower river le,t would hc ah'' Go r,lch tb.s cIu ,hs year
 Tb- steamers Cascl and IaveIla N1Ius both represent o tonnage of four hundred and UIN tOus
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
NEW SENSATION TO BE
 SPRUNG IN SKAGWAY
Pisburg Magnae to Send An Expert Here to Make Test
 For Oil. Indications Are Pronounced

minds of many Along thc railroad track along the blun, and in thc land near Eighth avenue. running along Che rovinc ol has been seen. lt formed on both sides of Che swamp water 70 sluggish blue dark and heavy.
 When thc oll wells of Cooks Inlet were first talked of and examinations made thc Elondiko rush had sct in through skagwny The experts sent to Cooks Inc lct came here and stopped for several weeks as old timers we'll know At thot time Che probable existence of on in Che valley was noted. Along Che river oil stone w1s found u several places and It s undoubtedly these reports renewed th1t have made Mr. McCrcory anxious Go soc if there was any truth Iu them.
 Thc experts report win bc awaited with considerable interest
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

The announcement of Q most important ycnturc has just been tccived In skog' way J. M Divon has fccciycd a letter from hts unclc J M Nccrtr, Che oil masnatc of Pusbmg faa Co thc effect that hc had heard chat l.l existed in Che skarway valley and th hc would send one of his best experts p this section of Alasl,a Go make 70 tcst rport
 Tho letter further stitcd hat on oc- count of thc ground freczing and not being soft mtu so late h thc spting th. expert would bc sent north Immediately .n order that tcst mieit bc modc before Che freeze up Thus rlus could pc laid this winter for Che development if reports proved satisfactory ,arii next summer
 For some time thc existence of ou in ,b. valley has formed nrm belief iu tho
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
MUST ANSWER TO
 SERIOUS CHARGE
Would Be Inoondiary Talseu Go
 Dawson To Bo Tried

DAWSON. Oct li-Thomls McGui who was nrowht blck Ca Dawson yos. tcrII, on the steamer White Horse from thr ..tv of chat name
 n. was arrested ou 1 warrant sworn ly Mrs McCon.u uroprictrcss of Che Mel. homu. hHl.. she ohreD- McG1do with
 most ..r.nus .rIm.
 Ilo. some weeks ago. claimed un amount ol mor., was Juc him from Mrs McCu- ..u AS che gold v1s uut forthcoming h, stated tu seyer1I chat ho would 7Ct Gr. tn thc botp. and would also shoot EI NoConu.l
 NcGnIe V8s ou ual today and ,h. decision win be e.vou tomorrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

IT Ono expectations Of two men of surWuy arc realized uH and other cities In Alaska win soon ne usnr home product" coal
 For some years ronom impression has prevailed that tha goat reported at KWIsuoo was a good atucIc and would undoubtedly be found mllrso quantities
 Frad Whitehead. who t1s Just resigned as 1sout of thc Pacific Etprcss co. ia ono of thc owners ot thc pmpcrty at NiIlIH- moo. Associated with hm m tha propo- Huon Is c. F. Van luanor
 Several tests have ban made of Che ro1i and they h1vc nrRcn satisfactory
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
DAWSON DUE
 TODAY
Has One Hundred Passengers
 For the States
Steamers sollrirls and Canadian Ara Expected Together With the KIondilEo Corporations Little Stoamor Ora

Word was received from White Horse last night that Che B Y. N. steamer Daw- son. with oyer one hundred passengers aboard. was expected Go arrive during Che night if the captain dld not tIe up during Che night on account or weather lf hc did thc Dawson should arrive in time Co catch this mornings train over
 The selkirk passed Five Fingers at z D. m Thursday night and thc Canadian also White Horse bound. at 7.ao yesterday morning No reports later than thct. had been received hast night
 The Ora is nlso approaching White Horse and is due Go arrive there tonight or tomorrow forenoon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
FAXES MUCH TREASURE
Express Company Shipped Big Con-
 signmont of Dust on Dolphin

Four of tho largest chests of gold rc- coivcd from Che interior came out last night m charge of Che A1ska Express Co Tho chests measured three feet hy two and ouc-h1lf Each contained filo.- uO.
 Resides these four largo chests there wcre six Of regulation size being shipped uu of gold dust Go thc Seattle assay office by Che Canadian Bank of Commerce of Dawson
 Besides Che chests Che express company had f1rtv-oieht pokos containing and age erorate of gnuo These were indiv.dua. shrmcnts by miners. many of whom ace eumnuicd Che gold out
 Tho express company shipped 'il "i th' treasure south last night on Che Dolphin
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Bullitto sont to sitl,n

As an outcome of Che scrap Thursday night nc thc Last Chance saloon between Marion Bunlttr and Julius lutson. pri- yates in Co., I.. Bulitto was yesterday s"n- touccd Co Sitka for sis monts hy Commits sioncr Gillette and also Go pay 70 fine "f go0 If Buuttc cannot pay thc fine after sentence is served. be win have Go bask fifty days longer in jail
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
HAVE IA GOOD THING
Local Parties To Operate Coal Mines At KillisnO. Will
 Make Thorough Examination

For Che past month Mir Whitehead hoa bocn burning coal brought from his prop. crty and hc pronouuccs it X No. l.
 Within few dllr hc win lonyc for EWsuoo Go join his partner Together thcy wu examine Che property and ot- tompt Co ascertain Che dimensions of thc icad The out croppnrs have proven O K. If further tests and examinations arc 1s satisfactory as Che past, both of thcso gentlemen have Kloudikc of thcir nwu
 The mine is near eide water and could bc loaded on steamers at very small expense
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Tho Ladies Bazaar are right u it for new goods. new trimmings and a good business. Bargains in belts. mo snide goods. but good values for your money In an Iiuncs Banari E Armstrong also Carlson sc urricr art silks Buttcrck pate terms and novelties iH Broadway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Mascot Saloon Opening

There win bc 90 grand opening at th' Mascot saloon Saturday night. commence ing at . o'clock An claborat" free lunch consisting of roast turkey prime roast beef. boiled Wcstphala ham. schumn salad etc. etc. will bc served. Every body is invited
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Notice to Public

w. J Barnes and A. M. Habcr arc In no way connected with Che Dawson City and Yukon Directory for im2 ! win not Doc responsible for any contracts made by them or for money drawn on same
 NJ. L. Ferguson. Publisher
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
railOriuv

..- ....a .HI good ..uHe clothes ro .0 r W.HuI vh. .s r.r.tur th. at.t ...t most r..h..r.h,. r..n-,. .r unoru- .,.r month Clothes lt.I cleaned and -rHr..I i2-i3-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

nosworth G hggcrs. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and state streets received by last boat choice poultry. butter eggs and vege- inhlrs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

lf y1r want good work d1nr telephone Nr u. Automatic Roy cIN Laundry They at. to away 1nI r.uu it iu a few hours f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Notice

The board Of equalization is now iu scs- sion from co a. m Co D. m.. and will continue from day Co day until the hus- iposs ls closed. iO-9-it
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

We are having bonande Reduction s,le on an Of our high grade stock. Chcucy's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Now is your chance for a bargain in Fall and Winter underwear.
 Chcncys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Fine clothing fair price Is sure pre- ventatlve Of a dull day in our store Clayson & Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

UUve you s..n tr.t hobby ure of now spring oyerco1te at Cireo1s
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

A new line Of necktles just received at Clayson's-al shades and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Just received % large stock of winter millinery which win bc sold ot reduced prices Flfc-Ala.l,a Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Rcd Star bottled beer ls uncqualcd as a table drink S2 per dozen, delivered. Tclcrhonc 59
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Rrownelrs. 4th and Broadway. for hard- ware.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Buys Gold Dust

] pay cash for gold dust pay l u.t'r mon. th1u tbc bunk. and k.op thc f,'r upcu mW ap m. Also continue (" ''ad money on cauateuis. oui s.l v'tohc-. diamonds and icV,lU twenty pcr cont I,.s ulu Scatu, prices We m1nutaotu" Iu oar sturc au our nugget l.wclry and kcep arrcr stock than any store in Dawson.
 KEELNB. Che Money HluE Big bargains In shoes thls week nt Chcncy's Boston Store
 Elias Rund. city engineer Omce bank building. over postoncc.
 Baths in porcelain, tuhs at Che Royal. foot Fiuh avenue. Ladies apartments steam heat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-02
Only to Loot the Treasury.

The Philadelphia Record observes that out of 493 measures of proposed legislation actually considered by the lower bureau of congress during the recent short session no less than 301 were private pension or relief bills. In the senate only 255 bills were actually considered, and of these 196 came within the above mentioned category. That is to say, out of 74S proposed measures considered in both branches of congress, 497 were designed solely to take money out of the federal terasury and hand it over to designat- ed individuals by way of largess or gratuity. Two-thirds of the actual business Of the federal legislature, it thus appears. consists in voting away public money under stress of a petty longrolling process that has hitherto defied all attempts at eradication or even obstruction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-02
OFFERED AS AN EXHIBIT.
kaskaskia's Prerevolutionary Bell
 Put Forward by Residents.

Red Bud, H., April 2.-Although Illinois does not form a part of the territory comprised within the Louis jana Purchase it is most probable that the famous old bell of the Cath ollie church of Kaskaslia will be one of the most interesting historical rel ics which will be exhibited at the St. Louis worlds fair. This bell was the first ever heard in the Mississippi val ley, and for more than century it announced the hours of worship to the rrs,dents of old kaskaskia.
 I. as cast in France in the year r and in 1742 was presented to the
 ant church in America by King louis XIV It is now cracked and weather beaten, the French and Latin inscriptions with which it was decor ated are barely discernible, and it has long since been replaced by a larger bell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-02
Children Not !ncIuoed.

Circulars were received yesterday by the lines from west of the river announcing that children would not be given half rate of the reduced fate granted on account Of the Confeder- ate reunion, says tbe Memphis Gons- morzial-Appeal. The railroads take the position that after having grant ed q onrceni milo r~lo for adnlt5 that this should he arocptable for all who want to come to Memphis during tine reunion