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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
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Negotiations VII Probsbiy Charge
Affairs CO Detroit Baseball Club.

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THE WEATHER.


Wichita, Kan. Nov. Il. 1901.
During the past - hours the temporal
ture has been from A. TO G., and averaged
81, which is just ten degrees warmer than
the normal. with gentle northwest wind
in the forenoon and northeast wind in
the afternoon. with high barometer in the
morning and still higher at night
So far this month the temperature has
averaged a little more than four degrees
daily warmer than the normal. while the
rainfall Glib inches has been two-thirds
of an inch greater than the normal.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
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New YORK Money Marke.

New York, Nov. H.-(Close. Money on
call firm. at SIzG5 per cent; last loan, 81
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4ikd5
per cent. Sterling exchange strong, with
actual business in bankers bills at
$4.S7l5 for demand and 81 SAX "A. S4ss for
sixty days; posted rates, S4.S5 and 81. SSa
ISL; commercial bills. s. SSlkG4.S4 Bar
silver, $3.50; Mexican dollars. 45c. Govern
ment bonds, steady; state bonds strong:
railroad bonds weak.
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ceipts, 1900; market steady to strong;
natives, g 00d6.75; COWS and heifers, q. 3
40 10; veals, g. O0d6. 50; stockers and feed
ers, s1.50d4.B
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; light and light
mixed, s5.2506. %; medium and heavy.
IS. 7OG5. IS: pigs, s3.75q5.o0; bulk, $500
SIS.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov. 14.-Protessional spec
ulators were much disappointed over the
effect Of last nights Official announce
ment of the terms of the settlement Of the
railroad controversy in the northwest.
That does not mean necessarily that the
settlement does not insure all the benefits
claimed for 1t. The spectators were
bound TO sell stock upon the definite an
nouncement in any event. Their disap-
pOintment today was due to the fact that
a very light outside demand for stocks
was attracted by the announcement. The
watchful bears were keenly alive TO the
situation and when they saw the efforts
making TO realize profits they put out
extensive short lines to take away the
market from those seeking to nquidate
and then fiercely raided the market 10 dis
lodge stop-loss orders and enable them to
take profits on the short side. How
large an element the short selling was in
the weakness Of the market was disclosed
when the bears began to cover during the
last hour. Substantial recoveries were
made in all the active stocks, and at
some points among the coalers and the
specialties there were complete recoveries.
The railroad bond market was weak in
sympathy with stocks. Total sales, par
value, S, 691, 600. United States bonds were
all unchanged on the last call.
Closing prices Of stocks were as follows:
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FlOur-AIarket strong.

IDUI-NIdIhEL
Wheat-No. spring. es96s1zc; No. ? red
73G74c.
Corn-No. 2. e0llc-
Oats-No. ?. 41QAhc; No white 4s1kG
44i4c; No. 3 white, E15943l[c.
Rye-No ?, 60lzc.
Barley-Fair 10 choice mating, 56G6oc.
Flax seed-No. l, s1.47. No. 1 north
western. s1.47.
Timothy seed-Prirne, s. .e5d6. 10
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. S13. S0d13.90.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, IS seas. 52lS.
Short rib sides Ooose), s.. S07s. 90; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). 71tG7sc; short
clear sides (boxed), s.. 20GS. 50.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines, N.SL
Ciover-Contract. 50
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ity stockholders. James McNamara. John
Fitzpatrick and Frank G. Cook q this
city. will. & IS understood. retain an IN
terest in the organization.
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On the fToQuce EAClauA1s To-Day tue
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market firm; creamery. 1928;
dairy. l3020c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. sc.
NEW YORK
New York. Nov. H.-Butter-Receipt
s. S34 packages; market strong; state dairy
15Q2Sc; creamery, 17d24lzc; June creamery
17iLG 22ikc: factory. ~ Ql5isc.
Receipts, 5.774 packages; market
quiet; fancy large September, ei5asz4c:
fancy large October. "a (le2sc; fancy small
September, 1oisaie5sc; fancy small octo-
Der. sS4 alec.
Eggs-Receipts. s.57s packages: market
strong; state and Pennsylvania. 2sq27c;
western candled, 24G27c; western uncan-
died. 22T26c.
sugar-Raw. quiet and easy; fair re-
fning. g S-16G31tc. centrifugal IS test,
1i-16a5Ssc; molasses sugar. > 15-lsG5c.
Rehned quiet; crushed, $ 20; powdered.
$ 90; graduated, s4.s).
Ksnsss City.
Kansas City. No, Nov. 1t.-(CIose -
Whest-DecemtN-, 6.7sc, May, 7-isGI-1. &C.
cash. Ne. . hard. SIS. 56e'-c; No. 8, CSC:
No. red. &c. No 9. 6iG-lc-
Corn-December, 81. 06iFsc; May. 6fzc.
cash. No. = mixed. sc No. white. 67g
sc. No. s, s7Gs7izc-
Oats-No. . white. 43ie144c.
Rye-No. . 6-isc
Hay-Choice timothy. se5o5l3: choice
prairie. 81.
Butter-Creamery. lsa1c. fancy dairy.
I5c
E.gEs-Fresh. &C.
Receipts OF wheat. s cars.
st. Louis.
St Louis. Nov I4--jClose. Wheat
Higher, No. . red cash. elevator. --c-
track 7s1a75c: May, Is. 37sasc; No. ?
hard. &c.
Corn-Higher: No. cash. &C, track.
sSisG64o; December. 6iisc. Aay. 60
Oats-Ffisher; No . cash, 4--sc: track
s5-zRssc: December. EAc; May. s'zc- Nc.
white. ~.
gve-Higher- 6ic-
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis. Nov. 14.-Wool market firm
territory and western mediums, 14G16izc:
fnef 1G15c; coarse, I1Gf4lac.
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WHAT HAWAII NEEDS
Committee From Islands Talks with
Chief Executive

Washington. Nov. ss.-w- O. Smith. =
3. Athertoa. r. II swsnsey and p.
Rsthet. citizens % Hawaii. called or The
president totay 70 discuss vita nln he
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Cattle.

The cattle supply was small yesterday.
There seems to be a let-up in the active
demand for butchers cattle, or at least it
is not SO urgent as several days ago.
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CATrrr SALES
Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T.
6VJ including 30 Texans. 800 westerns;
market active and strong; good 10 prime
s. 25d7. .; poor to medium. 81. 0od6 %:
stockers and feeders, s. eDG4. So; cows.
s. 25d4 g.; heifers. S1.50d5-30; Gamers.
s. c5a2. .; bulls. s. O0Q4.75; calves. s. 600
6.25. Texas fed steers, S3.So94.00; western
steers, S3.60Q5.35.
Hogs-Receipts. today. $1,000; tomorrow
2S.o00; left over. 1000; market active and
fully sc higher: mixed and butchers.
s. 5od5 .S2l5; good 20 choice heavy. $500
bS5: rough heavy. S5.3od5.55; light So
ESQ; bulk of sales. S5.6od5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady:
lambs stronger; good 70 choice wethers
s. 40Q4 Is; fair to choice mixed, S2.75d5. 80;
western sheep. sS.o005.75; native lambs,
s.. 50Q4.5O, western lambs. $40 for feed
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w ere yol an eye witness 20 This AFFAIR."
lszed the prosecutor. Il don know visai
lou'd cali a nigh witness, but warn nore'r
Re II is away
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CASH QUOTATIONl

On the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market firm; creamery. 15623c;
dairy. l5d20c.
Ergs-Eirn. frash. 27c
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, Nov. H.-Cattle-Receipt
5000 natives, 1000 Texans, 800 calves; corn
fed steers opened lee higher, closed
steady; Texans lee higher others steady
Choice export and dressed beef steers,
s5--0a625; fair TO good. S45eQ5.6o; stock
ers and feeders. S250Q425; western fed
steers. s. 4on5.50; western range steers,
s. 50, Texas and Indian steers. s. %
GAO, Texas COWS, S2-ooQ2.95; native COWS,
S2.5oG4.25. heiferS. S3.2505.S5 Gamers.
sl-5oG2- 40. bulls, s. 25Q39 80; calves SS.0o4
B3
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; heavy hogs Sc
higher: light hogs and piss. to l0c low
er; TOP, 5.95; bulk OF sales, S5.SoI5. -;
heavy, S5.S5I5. IS mixed packers. S5-55I5
BIS; light, Sf.SfQ5-Sa. piss, Asa. ..
Sheep-Receipts. $500, market strong to
Ioc higher. native lambs. s. e0sIs S.. west
ern lambs, S.-5qs.52. native wethers.
s. 25aS. 60. western wethers s. S5a2 S..
Searlings. $. SOS 90; ewes, S2.5el3 .: culls
sl.50G3.25.
st. Louis
St. Louis. Nov. l4-Cattle-Receipt
300 including 1910 Texans; market
rtesdv: native steers s4.00l6.-5: COWS ana
heifers. s. .0oQ5.oo, with some at s. Sc:
stocl1ers and feeders, S3soa4.15- Texas
and Indian steers. SS.ooG4 %; cows and
heifers. S2-19aS.l5.
Eoss-Reeeipts. 900; market strong 70
Sc higher: pigs and lights. S5.25G5. -:
d clzers. S.e5zs5.55; butchers, S5-65Q5.S0.
Sbeep-Receipts leo; market steady:
native muttons. $.l5Q3.5o; lambs. S5.S5G
$50.
ST. Joseph.
ST Joseph. No, Nov. Is.-Cattle-Re-
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St Joseph. No, Nov I.-Cattie-Re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
Railroad Y. M. c. A. Work.

81 Louis December 2o.-one hundred and
FORTY railroad men, representing the TWEEN
ty-uye branches of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association in the South
west ARE in attendance at the special con
feTc-ce for the division Of the department
work now being held here Miss Helen
Gould az whose suggestion the conference
was called, was unable TO be present Let.
ters from her and from George j. Could
president of the Missouri Pacific railway
expressing sympathy with the movement
have been received Five new buildings
are under way In the Southwestern terfi
Peru, Ind, Big Springs, Texas. and Stamps
ARK" on the Louisiana and Arkansas rep.
pesening an expenditure last year Of $3.50.
coo Of which $4,000 is from the railroad
companies and $4,000 from the men.
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Notes and Personals.

Tho International nnd Great Northern
orerotoa spcciaI train over the Columbia
nm Yesterday for Governor Savers and
,,o,,t, NM tyant down 10 takp a look at
iha State farm Site.
MIR I II KUirh+. travelling passenger
ogrni for the Southern railway. came I'm
~ 81 bi Tfo,,,ton 5nnsI,crs a,J viii l,aya
ayoin todoy for the interior
,, -, -. ..,,...-.,. TO-. -.
foh rank andrews. WIpFhcy lot N
houston ana IeNas tehlT1r was aI hls
oHlcr m houston, yeslclaay 9lt'r hhEinE
spent me daE 2erose az Aus'Ih "uehu'hS
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IN FAVOR OF c. N. ousLEY.
Colonel Peters Expresses Himself on II
A. and M. Presidency.

A. and M. Presidency
Calvert, Texas December l0-.-Colouel r.
s. Peters, president of the Texas Cotton
Growers association. is much pleased with
the favorable consideration given by the
secretary Of agriculture to the suggestion
of the association concerning an appro-
prlatlon to be applied to the extcrmlna.
tion of the holl Weevil. Colonel Peters
has received n letter from Secretary VII.
son In regard TO this matter and believes
that the appropriation VIII be made
Being asked as to his choice for prcsi-
dent of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college, Colonel Peters expressed himself
most emphatically for Clarence ~ Ousicy
Of the Galveston Tribune. "ousey" he
continued, rs thoroughly identified with
the agricultural interests Of the state.
lie is a graduate OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical college and man OF high 1T
erary attachments. MIR. Ousley has proven
his business qualifications In the success,
full management of his own private AZ.
fairs. He has a large acquaintance with
the public men Of the State aud nation,
and could probably do more than any other
man to make the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal college of Texas the largest and best
institution OF its kind in the United states.
as It justly deserves TO be. This Is an
office" concluded Colonel Peters, where
qualifications should outweigh mere parti.
san politics"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
HoLIpAY EXCURSION

To the Southeast Via Southern Railway.
Railroads In Arkansas, Texas Indian Ter,
rttory and Oklahoma Territory Will Sell
round trip Christmas holiday excursion
tickets over the Southern Railway 20 points
In the Southeast, including stations OF
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,
Florida, North Carolina and South Caro-.
lima, AT reduced rates.
Tickets Will be sold December 81, %
and %, 1901. limited TO return thirty days
from date of sale.
Railway Is the very best and schedules
aud sleeping car arrangements are unex-
ceiled.
Parties contemplating a trip 10 their
old homes In the Southeast shonld see
that their tickets read via the Southern
Railway
eEt ticket agent or address O. A. Desaus-
sure ID. p A., Memphis. Tenn: j. NJ.
Knight 7. P. A., Houston, Texas. OF NJ. II,
Bone, w. p. A. Dallas. Texas.
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Macaroni Railroad News.

Victoria, Texas December 2O.--Mr A. E.
Roome, assistant superintendent Of tele-
graphy, with headquarters at New Or
leans, came In this morning from Beevlle.
He Is making an inspection OF the telegraph
property
Mr. George worley, travelling freight
agent OF the Sunset Route, spent yester.
DAY in Victoria and left In the afternoon
Tor Laredo VIA Beevlle.
Six hundred and thirty cars OF hay were
shipped last month from points ON the
New York, Texas I'D Mexican, which is the
next largest months business on record
The demand for hay continues. but there
ing $50 cars ahead of the supply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
SMALLPOX AND DIPUTUERI,

San Angelo Texas December 1S.-A
Mills City, Runnels county, physician.
writing to the health officer here, reports
three cases Of smallpox in ono family
the father and two chiljrcu-ou farm in
Concho county. ten miles south of Mills
cry. There Is one ease reported here. the
patient being Mexican. New cases Of
d.phtherla also develop az intervals though
there has only been one fatal ierminati0u
for some time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
A RUmoRED CENTRAL EXTENSION.
Branch May Be Built from Corsicana to
Palestine.

E'7'N'7 WY 70 DUTTN TTOTTT NOTST CdTld 10
Palestine.
Corsicana Texas, December 20. There is
persistent rumor here thai some of tho
most Influential and leading citizens Of this
place have submitted proposition to OH.
cais Of the Houston and Texas Central
road for the construction Of a branch line
from Corsicana TO Palestine, n distance OF
line. " "''
such line would traverse product VI
section Of the state which is now unoccu.
pied by railroad, and would no doubt
prove profitable venture II can be stated
almost positively that the proposition is
being tavorably considered by the Central
OFFICIALS, and the feeling here Is that the
llne WIN actually he completed during the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21

Austin. Texas. December 20 AS a re-
suit Of the meeting oi railroad attorneys
held last night TO discuss the commits
s,on.. rulc with regard 10 the running Of
passenger trains. it was decided TO ask
for another hearing In the matter on De,
ccmbcr II. and a committee was appointed
to present the application.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21

Waco and Corslcnna would be affected. but
not Dallas and Fort Worth or points nor b
OF that Waco and points Soutb would get
reduction Oh the minimum from New
York, but Fort Worth and Dallas would
remain In the same relative position that
they are now with regard to Now Yn k
liz believed thar st. Louis lines would no.
submit 10 this ana would reduce their rates
IN consequence 50 that the posltiun OF tho
Texas iobbers would not i'm the rnd bc ina
proved The Texas lines could no prevent
this reduction
assistant General FREIGHT Agent John
stou of fro Santa Fc stated f6gf he had
ngurcd out that rho pronoseI reducf ON
averaged - nor com in thn four ri
classes. which was riIinous mn that TAX .
all mo classes into couslderotion tho rs
duriion would MOI amount 70 20 u,uch lIe
objected particularly TO the REDUCTION in
JOINT line rates Single line rates arc. he
WAS willing 10 admit hlgh by cnfupprlsou
Win single line rates In ofher states INT
the Joint llne rates are lower Ina the
matter Of The application of dliferemtilis.
Mir Johnston insistof t11t tbov sbn,,id IN
Justice. be allowed for All The distance
trayerscd i'm dlGrrrntIYl Tertiary regard.
less of the distance travelled TO rcsrh fuot
territory. He usked for the elimination
u! the gpCcial rates In effect n noini q, hr.
low Houston asserting mai fhdrc is M
actual water cotnpetIti0n Ia iustifv thein
lie also asked for the cliuiHgtl0u' Of tho
water rates i'm enpct betyvaen Ilnustnu nnd
Beaumont and orange and bctWesn cal,
weston PORT Invnca ORANGE SnbIu. pas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21

his lns, trim in his present capacity. Mr..
pcorS i aacompanied by Mfr. &. W: An
dr'Ts. contracting freight agent OF the
burlington at st. Louis who has been ss az
pointed to I'LL the vacancy cause1 ny t, ~,
NJ Andrews over the territory showing
him the field and Introducing him to ne
railroad fraternity and commercial puohc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
MIR. TROOPS Boy Buried at Anderson

Anderson, Texas. December 1a,IBen b.
Throop. Jr.. second son of Mr.. and Mrs
B. B. Throop, died early yesterday morn
ing at their home at Austin OF lockiaw
caused from wound in the hand from a
Toy pistol. me htties boy, was Y years
was laid to rest In the public cemetery
at noon today. Mr. Throop and family
viii remain in Anderson with relatives a
few days. Mr., Throop is travelling agent
for The Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
comnress case Postponed.

Austin. Texas. December 2o.--The hearing
Of the case If the GiddingS Compress COM
pany against the Houston and Texas ven.
tIni raIiwgv i'm which violation OF the
commlsslon's compress regulations Is
charged. has been postponed uutil the
next regular commission herring day III
.iattfary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
Showing Him Around.

Mr.. c. H. Beech at present commercial
agent Of the Burliugton route. Wits head
quarters at Dallas, who has rendered his
20 take effect on January 1,
arrived In Houston yesterday evening on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
Her Burns Were Fatal

Gainesville Texas, December 1o.-Miss
Belle McCIinton the young lady who was
SO badly burned here yesterday morning.
SIlcd last night. The funeral took place
here this afternoon
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. q It. G. n. n,
Grand Central Depot
feave No. l.. 100 a Arrive No. e. $50 p. n
Leave No. >. HOO a. m Arrive Nc. 4..7.2o p. m
Lssye No s.. HOOP Arrive No. 8 oio a. N
II. q n. o. N. n.
Grand Central Depot
leave No g.. AIS a m Arrive No. $1,000 m
Leave No 20 $50 am ATivsNo oioSop q
g.. II. a 6. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Lssye No. -. 1905 am Arrive No 1902. N
Leave No. e...lil5 p m Auve.No.io.z.00 q u
O., H. a N. r.. r..
Grand Central Depot
Leave No, ,io.0s a. Arrive No. =, 900 am
I I:.ys No No ,IS9p' Arrive No. tio0o pm
Nos, and Sundays Only.
- ", II. s NJ. n. n.
~-~.na Central Depot
Leave No IS, l0I5 a. m Arrive No rss. 3.35 pm
.. A. & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No I...S.s5 Arrive No. a, .6.2s pm
c.. c. a $. f. R-R.
Grand Central Depot
L:sys - 7.oesm A ATTY. s So
Galveston Trains
Leave .........7 90 a. m. Arrive .....3 .3opm
Leave..-....7.A5 p m Arfive........7.30 pm
I.ss'nonaI Sunday Specials
ysSve ......s.s5 IN Arrive. .......s.4o a. m
lesVe........l.So D. m Arrive. 1910 ?. tn
All these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
ave, Depot minutes later than the above
NJ, u. & W. II. II.
Fifth Ward Depot
leave T.oo am. Express Train Arrive 10. 90 pm
Grand Central Depot
leave Sos p. n.................. hulv. e.02 a N
81. X. y II. II. II.
NIX s. T Depot Fihh Ward,
ssave eos m..........-..... Arrive 2. so a. m
Leave 2. O5 p, n .......... .... Arrive 5 so II
For Galveston Trains see g.. Il. * Il.
/. q G. n. n. n.
Depot foo, OF Congress Avenue.
Leave 3 IS p. m-................A Arrive 40 am
Leave 8 90 a. m............ Arrive $40 pm
Columbia and Vsaseo Trains.
Leave 5000 M. ..-...... Arrive 4.4s p. m
Leave 900 an, SUNDAY oniy) Arrive A.4s pm.
C. n. & II. II. II.
ieave.I & G. n. 5000 m
Leare.,..m K & T. Derot ............ o.A5 a m
Lesve....l & @. N. Depot ..........o.s5 a, IN
legye..,. Grant Central Dcpot..........A.AS m
LeaVc....l h q. Depot ..............4.55 p. m
Leave ... Grand Central Depot ........ 900 N
'Leaye,. Il 4 q N Dep7t............... 9.lO p IN
sundays only.
Midnight special arrives IT, n. Sundays
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21

M.. X. y a. II. II.
NJ K & T Depot Flhh Ward
ssave e.oE a. m. ............... Arrive 0.3onm
Leave 7. 05 p. n ............... Arrive s so n
For Galveston Trains see G. H. * H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21

VI, ". e w. II. II. II.
Fifth Ward Depot,
leave 1.0o am Express Train Arrive 10 90 pm
Grand Central Depot
leave SOS p, .hulv. e.O2 an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-23

ALEXANDER BALDxIN,LI
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Ssear factsfs aad -
Ceanissisa Agsab

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial a Sugar C
OLA Sugar Co.
haiku sugar Co.
Psia Pfsnts,lon Company.
kshiLu Sugsf Compsn
kihei Plantation &c
Nav allan Suga q
kahuIui Railroad Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-23

Perhaps analysis may prove that IL.
kip might have been yentured, but II
was at least risky In actual play as the
following will show: IL. kip, R-Kt3;
10 Q-B3, Kt-Q2; "a Kt-Q3, K-Rsq; 10
Kt-Bi, R-R3; 10 POS. Kt-K4. etc.