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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
Murdered a Minister.

Brookside, Ala, December 8. Rev. j. .
w. Bradford, q Methodist minister hore,
was shot and killed this evening by b.
D. Coffman, Justice of the peaoo. Coff-
man was standing in Bradford's door
way, it Is said, and fired two shots, both
taking effect in the. head. There were
no witnesses to tho tragedy. Coffman
Bradford's church, but had been OK.
pelled, 1t ID said, and for this reason
there Is alleged to have been bitter feel
lag. Coffman surrendered.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
TO Reduce Southern Representation.

Congressman Crumpacker, of Ohio, is
evidently vory much interested in his
bill for the reduction of Southern repre-
sentation in Congress. He is circulating
a petition among the Republican mem-
bers asking for caucus for tho oonsid-
Grafton of the proposed measure. If tho
caucus decides against him, he will not
introduce his proposed bill. Otherwise,
he is going to put the Southern people
IN aorne frOubla
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
Improved Through Service
TO AND VIA
RICHMOND, VA.
SOUTHERN r .ILWAY Fl
COMPLETE DINING OAR SERVICE.
For details see Agents Southern Ry.
SALE OF LAND.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. !
ls COUNTY OF ANDERsON.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. y
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
e. NJ. Taylor and e.. w. TAYLOR. Admin.
istrators of the Estate of q. W. Taylor.
Deceased, Petitioners, against Eugenia
Taylor ct al, Defendants. Compiaint
to Sell Land in Aid Of Assets to Paw
i N OBEDIENCE to the order of sale
granted herein will sell, on Salea-
day In JANUARY, 1902, in front of the
Court House, in the town of Walhalla. 8.
o., during the usual hours of sale. the
real estate described as follows, to Wit:
One.hslf interest in all that certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in sOconee
County, South Carolina, on the head
waters OF Oconee creek, adjoining lands
OF Mrs. Francis Slater, John b. Werner
and others, containing one hundred acres.
more or less, and known as the old Nor
gan Home Place, and afterwards as the
w. r. Moody place. '..o
s TERMS OF SALE Purchaser
TO pay extra for papers.
r. Y. H. NANCE,
oo-1 Judge of Probate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
South VIII be !e. Alone.

Washington, December 8.--No action
on the question of reducing Southern
representation will be taken by the
present Congress. Representative Drum
packer, who has boon circulating call
for Republican caucus to consider the
matter, has found the majority Of tho
House opposed to taking up the question,
and members do not desire to be bound
by caucus action. 1t is certain that no
caucus action on this question will bo
called until after the holiday recess.
Many Republicans believe with tho late
President Mckinley, that it would be
unwise politically to raise the issues
which would be inevitably involved in
the question of outtiug down representa-
tion of the Southern States In Congress.
tion of Mr.. Moody, of Massa chusetts,
inquiring into tho right of the Louisiana
members to their seats, will never be
reported from the committee on rules.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
what's Your Face Worth.Y

Sometimes fortune, but never, If you
have sallow complexion, q jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on t, o
skin, all signs of liver trouble. But DR..
Kings Now Life Pills give clear skin,
cents at all druggists In the county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11

II he'd had itching piles. THEY'RE
terribly annoying; but Buoklen's Arnioa
Salye will cure the worst case of piles on
earth. It has cured thousands. For in
juries, pains or bodily ernptions it's the
best salve In the world. Price $50. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all
druggists in the county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
Programme for Union Meeting.


The following Is the programme of the
union meeting of Beaverdam Baptist As
sociatien, District No. 2, to be held on
the fifth Saturday and Sunday of this
month:
Saturday - Introductory sermon by
Rev. j. e. McManaway; alternate, Rev.
A. p. Marett
lat query: is it a healthful sign to set
apart Q certs'n day in the year to begin
the reformation of ones aotionsp Speak
ers, Rev. p. j. Vermillion, Rev. Il. w.
Nelson, j. d. Stoneoipher.
I'd. Does the celebration of Christmas
as the birth of Christ as it Is carried out
by the church and by the world present
an exalted conception of our Divine Lord
and Master2 Speakers, Rev. A. p. Mar
stt, b. +. Moore, n. A. Sullivan, Rev. j.
Il. earle.
Sd, Moses rs a type Of Christ, by Rev.
j. r. Earle.
4th. What does the world owe to the
Hebrew racer BY Rev. j. Il. MoManaway.
M. O. Barton, for Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
TO Cu'RE A GOLD. I'M ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money X e !a!!s
to cure. E. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. 26 cents,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11

cures made by Dr..
kilmer's Swamp-R
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t Is the great medL
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis.
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emil.
nent kidney and blad.
IAH ~Af%llsk A..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

/. Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
Why She Dropped II.
[Yorkville Enquirer. ]

Speaking to the reporter about the
Amos Owen cherry tree scheme, few
days ago, gentleman said: "a young
lady in my neighborhood received q
letter from friend about the cherry
tree scheme and forwarded hor money.
Within q few days she received copies
them made her say that she had already
boon in the employ Of the company for
three months, and that she had been
receiving her pay regularly. She was
not willing to send out letter like that,
and SO she wrote to the cherry tree peo.
pie asking them to return her money
They did not return 1t, however.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
jas. H. Crawford, |l'||| |; N. NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE: j. h. DARBY'S DRUG ST0RE.
October 18, 1901. Att

M ONEY TO LEND.-Loans negoti-
.lKl ated for term at Z per cent inter
est Apply to JAYNES g SHELOR,
,4O-4 Walhalla, s. @.
syXTANTED, Hickory, Dogwood and
wv Persimmon Logs. Southern Hard
wood Co., Charleston. s. @.
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This Ought TO Settle nj

The following letter from Rev. III. H.
Jordan, of Henrietta, N. o., Is clipped
from the Charlotte Observer:
| am in receipt Of large number OF
lettors of inquiry concerning the relia-
bility Of the Amos Owen Cherry Tree
Company, of Henrietta, N. @. 1 take
this method to state that, they have been
using my name without my consent as
reference, and after promising to desist.
do not endorse the business, and my
opinion Is that 1t Is fraud, pnre and sim
pie. Ihope this will suffice.
Very respectfully, H. III. Jordan.
Henrietta, November %, 1901.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11

worth ESQ. s. :.
Worsteds, regular 100. per yard kinds,
for Sc. per yard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11
Job Couldn,t Haxa stood Il

Mrs. E. A. Hines, President pro o'ts9e tsm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-11

December II. 1901.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
LAW CANNOT
FIX WAGE RATE
Mr.. WhaIen's Interpre-
tation Of Decision in
the Rodgers Case.

Corporation Counsel Whnl"n to-day
received copies o. III" decision OF tho
Court ~ Appeals IN the Rodgers case
and the opinions written by Chcf Judge
Parker and Judges IInight, Iandon and
o'Gricn Judges i.andon and OTBrisn
arrc. In the course OF reasoning lcniin.
m 10 The decision Judges Parker and
IiaiSht 'disscn, from the reasoning. but
concur In the result" 10 which at least
thrc. Others OF the ten Judges Citing on
the casc must have nlso Asscntcd.
Mr.. Whaicn says the Importance OF
the ACCESSION cannot be over.tatcd: that
IN. Tenor Of the argument o. NIL four
Judges in their opinions is that the
LEGISLATURE has no power 10 regulate
wages. ana that I, has no more power
10 regulate wages to be paid BY the city
,han i; hn. to say how much "A private
employer snail pay his employees.
II II Mr. Whalen's opinion that the de-
ci..pn apple. 20 the salaries OF police
men. teachers IN the public schools. tre-
men aud all city employees whose WAGES
are fixed by Legislative. enactment.
The papers from Albany were sent
immediately to tho printer. after Mr..
Whll.n concluded his study Of them.
and the abov. ~ his summary and In
tcrpr.tat!on Of the opinions and de-
c.sion and the Corporation Counsel
thinks that any suit basel on this In
depreciation would win.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
CABINET HOLDS
FINAL SESSION.
designations Handed to
Mckinley, and Cuba
Discussed.

wASTIHSGTOS. March Ia the cab
inet meeting To-day. the las, under THIS
Presidential term. all OF the u..mo.rS
pseaented to the President their rcsig
nations to take cfreci urrn the Gua!ih-
cation Of their successors A'torncy-
General Grixss. who Is the only member
who has decided not TO remain Aurinr
tho coming four Years. WIS among he
number. and his ref.minatcr vii, 20
TO the Senate with the others on Tues
day.
He will not serve longer. however.
than about April !. when. {, IL now be-
Aeved. Philip c. Knox. Of Pi,;-hurg VIII
receive the appointment.
Tho Cabinet to-day talked over The
Cuban situation. ana Secretary Roo;
read kilograms from Gen. Wood 20 "a.
sHect that IN HIS opinion the cuhArs
would soon become conviHCcd that l1o
action OF Congress IN nxinS the F"la.
00os which should exist between cuba
and the United States was for th"lr IN.
terest as we'll as our own. and would
accept them without serious objection
The Cabinet discussed the action oi
z the Senate with respeci 70 thr .rea.!c.
now pending In that body and genera
regret was expressed at their mpcnlinl
failure.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
COLER'S LAW
SAVES MONEY.
Orphan 'AsyIums Get
S3O4,6l6 Less Than
a Year Ago.

The report OF the state Board "f char
l,!cH shows that under the S,rhnnhtn
law. passed a year ago AZ IN" suggestion
OF Comptroller colcr there mas already
been n saving Of sso;dlG 70 the people OF
this city
Comptroller Colcr exposed IN" work
Ing OF the old system By which orphan
nsylums Mere drawing NOt year ;or
committed children. and correctional
institutions $40 II year. always putting
In hill fo- full year. He recon-
Inendcd a monthly report showing how
many children hnd been reclaimed by
their proper guardians or had died, ana
monthly investigation as 10 whether
parents or guardians had not improved
their circumstances Sufficiently 20 re-
cc!vc their children back again. the
city 10 be charged nj the rate 81 -
n week on each ouch child only durlHs
their nctua soJourn IN the institution.
During 1900 81 children We're discharged
to their parents. making sINihs "i
&3."I on this one item alone.
The Colcr law also applied 10 hospitals
receiving public funds. frtnr 10 IN"
passage OF ths law lump sum "hH
paid 10 each institution, fs h>ci arm J.
trar;,y rs law. For Instance, IN" Post
Graduate Hospital 60, sou year.
while 81. Nlrccnts got only $50 Under
tho law recommended by Mr., cocr y
cents for surgical pauper patients !s
maid and while the first hospitn. named
ec,s only s, COZ or $3.50. 81. Ninccnts
ge.s abou, $4,000 FOR 1900.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
TAKES jUR|ES
F ROM POLITICS.
Bill Prepared Putting
Appointive Power
in Justices.

Austen g. EoN n,, 'rtut ! hcn r.l
consolidating Tho o'Ne y Commissioners
OF Jurors in Son YORK comN uM tin,
OF 'hc SrecIU Comm aacr 10 Juror,
az! Akims The power appointment ~
Commissioner 81 Juror rom he Moyor
md vNt;rg st ~ the Just q u" M
peilate DIVISION N the Frsi Dap ri
m"nt rho bill makes nmllar pro
Vision consolidating tho Office of 'hF
Kings County Commissioner % Jurors
saih that ~ IN. Spe ial Commissioner
IN tho second Department AMI pinc!Hs
N" arpo.ntmcn, az che new COMMIT :
sion"r of Jurors N the hands 90 the
Appe!!at" DiyiSici ~ n supreme C3lr,
Tor this d"partmcnt, This Commissioners
~ Jurors Is also 20 cN.rcisc the power
OF the present SPECIAL COMMISSIONER ~
Jurors IN imparrli!ns ini!0s FOR IN. al
OF murder case, and other important
cases Assigned TO It's Jurisdiction. both
civil and cr.,ninnl.
This will deprive tho Mayor OF an.
other fat piece OF patronage and no,
The evening world., 1901-03-01

EOUNDATION EOIk TIE TRACkS IN THE TUNNEL.

IS FOR the purpose OF sowing Tho p-ob-
lem ~ the s'yie % foahHei "g"r N9.es.
the trains Will run in AinuAtt an rreE
subway route
BY permission Of he Long Islanl
Railroad officials the tunnel or "i8r
has constructed ~ Jamit9l a. tan
porary track 1900 ,eot in length to lost
the new -ystem.
over this new roadway al fH'r heavy
freight and passenger trains Of lie
Long Island road pass Iaily AZ nigh
rate u speed. ~ that Nj Mcdonald
viii has" q practical d..inpn*tEntau .!
the efficiency o: III. plan whica ne pro
J.lsrs 10 Iiupt In 'Ie tunnel
solid concrete fnUnd1tlOu, built OF
Portland cement and Peck XIII gravel.
was nrst constructed. /, had a thick
ness o. tw-nty-siN inches With de-
pressiUu ot SIX inches NO p" centre.
whcr. tho tracks, are lH.u In TINS
trough are continuous tI"s cn tiihcr
yid. ~ wooden blocks four hcs thlgk
and on th.-.. are laid the track fl!,s
Each block IL fastened with m 1uElc
iron. pressed cio'.ly against The aides
and n.,d TO the rDaCT"'" ny screw
spikes.
Many Advantages.
The result OF this scheme Is smooth
The evening world., 1901-03-01
IN BRIDAL GOWN
! TO LOVER s CELL
Remarkable Devotion
. ola Virginia Girl, Who
=. Proves Her Love.

a ~ - 'Ss~ 'y~S1S
NORFOLK. Va. Mrrssi I:sNmNaS
shox her faith IN her afIlaneed 'bvrr:
ono Of the most beautiful and prominent
young women OF Petersburg today Wis
tied John warrentor In his eel!
This was to have been their Wedding
DAY and elaborate plans had been mad"
90 celebrate the nup,ials. There cam.
an unexpected ana nn;imely interTH
ton. however. when warrenion win
three others, was arrested for the 'nur-
der OF william wcs,noreIand. now +,
celebrated case In this section
warrsnton'a nancec. believing ARMY n
the Innocence OF hor lover and thinking
no would be liberated in tin" 'of IN.
wedding. wen, on with hc- preparations.
Tier trousAcau was completed as origin
ally deslxncd and the Wedding cake VAS
baked. Just as II the hero o! the occ"-
sion was not occupying telons c"h'
This morning. when there vas no more
hope OF securing warr"n,ons release
fpe plucky bride-,o-b. summoned the
girls who had been sclcc,eJ Tor brides.
maids. and with their assistance donnctl
her wedding gown. including the ven
and orange blossoms. Then. In the
family carriage. she was driven to the
3aii, 10 which she was admitted as soon
as the nature OF her wish, could be ea-
planned.
The meeting was both sad and Joyous
warrenton was ovefjoyed a, being per.
mitted to clasp his lov. TO his heart IN
the corridor OF the jail. but At the same
time he was depressed because. on this,
which should have been his happl~s,
day, he was confined In prison with his
life in danger FOR crime o! which he
says he Is innocent.
The woman was the calncr OF Tho
two and the NOR. huoyanily hopeful
With true feminine pride she showed
her lover her gown, gave HIN n section
OF the wedding cake. which md been
cut for the purpose. and eadc him hop.
: for the best. She told him tina, when
she dofyed the wedding dress II would
be TO attire herself In clothes suitable
for going on, and working 10 establish
> his Innocence.
Z After an hour together the daun'l"s.
Young woman was led out by h" sheriff
and driven home
The evening world., 1901-03-01
THREE KILLED
IN A COLLISION.
Express and Freight
Trains Come
Together.

MEEESPORT. Pa, March l.--Men nre
searching the nciEhborhood OF Coal VAL
ley for the train wrcckcrs who turned a
switch rs two trains wero approaching
/, which sent them into head.on coils
ion on the same track. killed three per-
sons and almost burned tho town
through the nrtnR OF the pilcd-up cars.
II found. the wrecken Will probably
be iynched.
a ncavy freight train OF sixty cars
run BY Engineer william Il. Bird was on
It's way north on the MononEahela dt-
vision OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
and as II approached the switch at Coal
Valley tho engineer saw man sud
denly dart forward. grab the lever and
throB the switch.
This sen, the freight In on the south
bound track.
Tts Union Express was Huc on that
track. and she was on time to the Sec
ond.
As his train ran In past the Switch
The engineer heard the express whistle.
He reversed the lever and yelled to
Fireman George Bycrs. The fireman
ran forward to flag the exprrss. but
she came around a curve at the rate
OF forty miles an hour.
Before Engineer Frank White could
reverse his locomotive the express
plunged into tho freight. The Two To-
comOtivcs wero smashed and tho cars
piled on top OF one another.
The wreck caught Are Immediately
and burned furiously. II set FIRE to
buildings nearby and citizens Of the
town bad TO turn out to save their
homes.
A bucket brigade was organized. and
aftsr hard work the town wss saved.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
CHARTER LIKED
AS REVISED.
Clause Against Power
Of Removal One Of
Few Objections.
~, 1,r rr,nlns wotl.


ALBANY March ACCORDING -
senator S;rar..lr,a the >s-rhso report
%. the New York Charter Revision Com
mission Is to a,>comc law With the cx-
y.sption ~ a few minor details The
Senator made tais statement today
The report ~ the charter Revision
Commission is IL wonderful p'eN., OF
work |, shows phins'aking interest anil
! .eol that most o, the recommendations
made Will become Law
In fact .h,nk IN. Senate ard As
sembIy cities Co;nmi,ts>- viii tax" up
the reoor; Almost In entirs,y and pass Il.
/; Is in the proper legislative ,crm -
Se passed. a. regards interpretations and
examinations.
II Commission repor, Herc 10 he
come law In It's present shape the police
system OF New York scu!d sc changed
again.
Tho Commission opposes the power
Of removal granted tho Governor hy
the now law. This clause IN the ro-
port Will. however, very peoaably b
amended.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
CASH on CREDIT
(OWPERTHWAIT 90
lO4. lO6 and 1903 MeSr II. 81
NEAR 6rHAN
Rooklyn Siorps Flalbush A. near Futon s..

dead. pinned in the wreck OF his enginA
his hand on the throttle.
Charles Shaver. his fireman. wu0
picked up on the track with his back
broken. lie died shortly af,erwnrd.
Milton Thompson. mai! agent on the
express. was found underneath his car
With both legs ground OF. He died ON
the way to the hospital
II Is believed that several men planned
the wreck. probably for purposes OF rob-
bcry.
Engineer Bird says that no can idcn.
he sees him again. as he got good look
at him while III. wrecker was pulling
tho switch lever.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
GIVES s6.00O,00O MORTGAGE

Tho mortgage TO secure 5000. 900 s per
cent. notes o! the American Linsccd
Company has been executed. The notes
run for i've years. the Morton Trust
Company IL Ahc trustee. and the notes
have been disposed OF to blair q Co.
The blanket mortgage covers the en-
tire real estate and buildings. machinery.
cieva tora and property OF every descrip-
ton owned by the American Llnssed
Company.
Z II Is said that the necessity for This
mortgage Is that the company has been
on the wrong side OF the daxssed mar
ket. ---.----,'- la
The evening world., 1901-03-01
GLAD CHECK TAX IS OFF.

Expressions of satisfaction were uni.
versa in hnnkins circles to-dny because
OF the action 81 couRt"ss IN repeating
the INK on checks Il - estimated mat
this tax Yielded 5000 90 per annum. "a
large portion. Of course. coming from
IN, city,
Stock brokers ~" disappointed Mt tho
failure NJ The lawmakers tn riSilica the
tax ON transfers, but ,h"y are conso!ed
. by the special tax OF $50 which IL I'M
posed on every bucket shop or branch
thereof. Foreign exchange houses an
accorded = 30 per cent. reduction In tho
tax on bills Of exchange.
The evening world., 1901-03-01

In the main hall there !s plan"
which i ur-to-aat". having mandolin.
guitar ana orcHcs;.'"n effects. Miss
Frances Clemens generally pre-ides AT
the piano. Most OF the girls preferred
dancing TO the merry-go-"und. and this
Favr Graft an IDEA. iie purchased pr
pairs OF roll.r-skutcs Dancing has been
forgotten In the immense hail The girls
go wh,rl'nr nhpu, on their skates I" the
music OF the piano.
I'll" girls sing, play games nr-l have n
good time generally Graft has eNNh-
i.hci a circulating library There are
now 80 voiuv'r 1, - expected that
! ~ volumes VIII h" necessary 20 fur
nish all the girls with ihoir reading
matter rhcr" is n" librarian Perfect
rpundrnc" exists between IN. employees
aud empower and The girls never abuse
The evening world., 1901-03-01
AYERS
HOME BURNS UP
Nest of Anarchists Where Bresci
Lived Mysterious|y Destroyed--
Child Thrown fromWindoW.

'lnmcs were discovered.
MIS- Erncs, race! threw her young
child from scconhstory window II
was caught Oy Fireman McGurk the
mother was restrained JUS, in time from
lcaping after ,hcs baby
Souc % the tenants was able to save
anything.
Thr house had long been meeting
place for Anarchists. ami as SUCH had
been watched hv the police. l5resci
rnII-blnnd,d MOI was hatchcd. 4 -
said. at a meeting held there.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
THREE ROADS IN ONE.

It was officially announced YESTERDAY
.hy j. q w. SeiiSman & co. tina. they.
'1ns copnsction with some other banking
tnta@1ss friendly 10 the ST. Louis and
In yfancisco Railroad, had acquired
4frQ of the Kansas City. For. Scot,
~ snphis. and the kpnsas City.
1o4eaifs and Birmingham railroads.
3, 31e three roads hereafter win be op-
ANRed practically as ono system
zS0nGb thor Wall retain their \corpora:c
S6uellty. Tho common stock OF the
1Se6S and Gan Frana1sco yesterday
- - ths highest on1 ecorA
The evening world., 1901-03-01
Con,r-tr for Wor.rrs.

srl who wants book goes 70 the
library. helps herself; and then registers
pl hug ledger IN" name o' IN" book.
ncy own naruc. the time the book WIS
,aE.u out ani 'hc um" t, should be g.
u.r=Si Wh,n me Book IS brought back
90" entry I. cancelled.
-Wh,rc docs the pront com: IN
tsN.d the reporter
,'Wcn ~ nmprt" fur people" said
Graft ~" more rupua: wc are 'hc
better people well g,t FOR our money
tr-ntnrnt few ana, he lazy hnt on
,hr wiu.c n. gct crnslh.rn'c treat
mont W. have found gu, that !; pays
We'll 70 treat employees hAiTlly. LhcS
trr hfi'rnu. Just AZ We are, ard h.li"H"
in securing ihrir Donid"ncc Wa put no
restraint Gpbu 'hrm and thcy do not
iry ~ Boat us a"licyc tAat the aver
az. ~ honesty is as htgN among TINS
class ~ people as amung any other
class In thu community
The evening world., 1901-03-01

III means pcticc, Soadbed and
.CVuufE. In the long run. Concrete. OF
.,uur-y. is too rigid TO lay tho tracks
GIsPH. and as the bed ~ Inc tunnel Is
lad oG concrete wc had to d.v.s" u
scheme - provid. a cushion Tor the
rails.
Tie wooden blocks &C: as a cushion
and ~it make riding tarpusn the tan.
mel comfortable.
'Tnrr, Is safety also IN this plan. The
tracks will hc laid IN wha, YOU might
.cau a channel and the side concrete
walls Will prevent trains from leaving
th. tracks
III WI be TWO years before We lay
I'M, .unn.i tracks and In the mean time
vs." Will NlrH an opportunity 10 observe
CLOSELY the workings OF the experimental
section IN operation on The Long Island
RuVrni,l
The evening world., 1901-03-01

rnAGbCd assuring stcnliness %. motion
90 moving trains auI auuri.ng Sufficient
elasticity 20 prevent the destructive
pounding nf the tracks. the raCk.rg OF
noise.
Assistant Engineer George s Rice
sp"tk.ng ~ the ">p"rimental road. said:
~, found that The old style OF cross
t.rs would nor be practical IN the tunnel
50 Eng -r"r Parsons nit upon this wood.
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