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state Uatcheries' Report.

ALBANY. July 2a.-The total distribution
OF f,sh from the hatcheries OF the State dur
ing the months Of April. May and June. re-
ported by the state Forest Fish and Game
commission IL as follows; Brook trout Try.
, a,i 600. yesrlings. esOss: rainbow trout
Warnings rs, 800; lake trout FRY, i,07a.OO.
brown trout Try III. 600 frost fish Try. 1900 80
Ciscoss, 100 900: brown trout vearlings, $500
. ooD lake trout yearllngs, Is,050. pike perch.
Al, 900 Ooo Scotch sea trout, LOO; rainbow
trout fry, iOoJ0; muskallonge. +,s1o'OOO.
ShSd from the Hudson hatchery aggre-
gated 4 sO8, 900. from the United states Com,
nissan "a. cGo 900. and from the Long Island
hatchery 6OOW0
The sun., 1901-07-24
DRANK ACID FOR LOVE.
Servant Girl Tries to Kni uerself on stops Of
Young Mans boarding House.

young woman who said she was Matte
Grant. o servant. and declined to tell where
she lived. was found on the stoop Of the house
terday morning, suffering from a doss Of
carbolio acid. She Was taken to the Long
Island College Hospital and will probably
Strange. supposed to be O boarder In the
Sackett street house, tucked away inside
her shirtwaist. Int the note she begged atra n &c
TO como and see her orca mere, xnd declares
that she could not 1--we without him.
The sun., 1901-07-24

Block Of wood Inside Woman Screamed whcs
boy Tried to Deliver II.

A nicely dressed man stopped ger
boy at Eighth avenue and Thlrty-fourth
street yesterday afternoon and gave him a
package which he told him to take to y. r..
slattery- at 80 West Thirty-hfth street. He
also gave the boy q note. which said that he
Nobody named Slattery lived In the West
Thirty-flfth street house and the boy was
told to 20 away he refused and two police
men were called. They. communicated with
the boy The man who had given him the
packa gs had disappeared when he got back
70 Eighth avenue. The package contained
q block Of wood
The police say that when the boy entered
the house woman screamed. that they dom
know who the woman was. but they sus-
meet that she expected an internal ma chine
The sun., 1901-07-24
.y.xe,ry Extracted From Pa,.cng gers Clothes

Moritz Klein Of this city. a second cabin
passenger BY the North German Lloyd steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. in yesterday
from Bremen. neglected IN his declaration
10 mention that he had with him about 81. Sol
worth OF jewery bought abroad Special
Inspector Timothy Donohue found the jewery
in various parts OF Mr. kieins clothing
was permitted to 60 home
The sun., 1901-07-24
SUES ALBANY STREET RAILROAD.
Marshaii, Who was ASA ultsd During the Strike,
Wants $50. 900.

ALBANY, July 2a.--The United Traction
Company Of this city has been served
with summons and complaint In an action
begun by John Marshall Of Brooklyn to
recover $50, 900 for injuries received during
the recent strike on the lines OF that CONF
pany.
Nav IA when riots occurred near the Quail
street barns Of the company. His car was
derailed and he was assaulted with oricks
and stones and his skull fractured. He
was cared for at the Albany Hospital at
the expense Of the company until June %.
when he was discharged and sent to his
home In Brooklyn.
The commencement of the action Is q
great surprise TO the company.
The sun., 1901-07-24
WOMAN's PICTURE Nv HIS POCKET.
He Took Carbolio ACID In Central Park and Il
In the Morgue Unidentined.

A man about 50 years old. whose body has
not yet been identified killed hmeslf near
tho wall is Central Park yesterday morning 2
by drinking oarbolc acid In his pocket
was the picture Of a young woman and near
his body was found scrap OF brown paper
on which was the address -Julia Frapey,
l9 Park avenue. Paterson. n j." She doesn't
live there now The suicide was feet 10
inche. tall and had gray hair pnd nlustaohe
His clothing. which was rather the worse
for wear. consisted Of a brown checked coat,
striped trousers and soft hat.
The sun., 1901-07-24
tn Ami, for Receiver for Niagara Bank

ALBANy, July 2l-Deputy Attorney-Gen
eral Mason left for Buffalo to-day taking
with him the report of state SHPerntendent
Riagara Bank OF Buffalo. llo will make
Application az special term Of the supreme
tho appointrlent OF a receiver for the bank.
The sun., 1901-07-24
BUGLBR DUNN INJURED.
Boy whs Led the Advance Acres the Tuseia
Has an Accident st Cape Town.
spseial Code Despatch TO THE SUN.

CAPE Town. July 2s.-whils practising 9
at the Greenpoint camp to-day for the re-
ception to the Duke and Duchess Of Corn
wall and York. .Busler Dunn met with an acci-
dent His horse bolted and stumbled and
fell. Dunn had ono Of his legs broken and
tho horse suffered a similar injury The
animal was shot
Dunn Is the fftesn-year bugler Of the
First Royal Dublin Fusliers. who was
wounded three times at the battle Of Colenso
while sounding his orders He was one
OF the first to cross the Tugsla after sounding G
the order to advance When he returned
to England TO recuperate Queen Victoria
presented him with . silver amounted busle.
He was afterward sent back to South Africa
at his own request. He spent some time In
Netley Hospital. where he was visited by
several members Of the royal family. ..-..
The sun., 1901-07-24

EariS alf-Brsthsr. who Was . Travelling
showman. Mads Money.
Special Caos Ds,pateh to THE SUN.
LONDON. July 3s-The Earl Of Desart.
Solicitor to the Treasury. to-day proved
the VIII OF the Hon. Eric fAsoelles the travel
ling Snowman who passed for years under
the name Of Eric Leith but who was really
. half-brother Of tho Earl OF Harsvood. and
who died at Cheltenham about q month ago.
The estate amounts to css,eos
The sun., 1901-07-24
AUTHORITY IN TIE PHILIPPINES.
Gen. Chanes to Have Control In Al Unorsa,
lied Tegritery.
Spesss cans Dsspsish 10 The sun:

SseteI Ca41 Dsspsish 70 THs Sun.
MANILA. July 2s.-The Philippine Com
mission and Gen. Chaffee have reached a
definite and satisfactory understanding as
TO spheres Of operation. whereby all territory
that has not been organized and not formally
transferred to the civil authorities will re-
main under military control until paciisd.
Tho military authorities will administer
civil affairs at these places except at points
Of residence OF civil courts. Tho same policy
Of separation Of civil and military sdminis-
trations Is proceeding gradually In all de-
partments and Is giving tho greatest salts.
faction.
The sun., 1901-07-24
Bullet for q Cat Hits . Small boy

A bullet fred by Policeman Lyons in front
OF 2o4 Eldridge street last night TO end the
agony OF a run over cat not only killed tho
cat but caromed from the sidewalk and
hit seyen-year -old Morris Pinenich on the
check The boy was taken to Gouverneur
Hospital
The sun., 1901-07-24
KILLED By OIL CARGO EXPLOSION.
CsDtain and Crew of American Schooner Lost
r ct Swedish Port.

SeDsoA1
ct Swedish Port.
Special Caos Dsspdtsh to THE SUN.
STOCKHOLM. July 23.-The ee-masted
American schooner Louise Adelaide. Capt
Orr. from Philadelphia April % and Portland
juno 4. arrived at Gaeddvisen yesterday
afternoon. The petroleum with which the
vessel was loaded exploded to-day. It Is
believed that customs officer and ten Of
the crew perished. Three Of the crew wers
rescued.
PORTLAND. Me, July 70 Capt Edgar Orr
Of the schooner Louise Adelaide, who was
killed by an explosion In the harbor Of Stock
holm this morning. was q native and resident
Of Portland He was oi years Of age ne
leaves widow and one son. The Louise
Adelaide was principally owned in Portland.
Capt Orr having a one-fourth interest In her,
Capt Orr had folowed the sea all his life and
had sailed as master more than forty years.
The sun., 1901-07-24
4 NEW FILIPINO PARTY. 2-~


MANILA. July 2s.-Thc Libsrtad states to
day that Sehor Paterpo will leave the Federal
party aud will organise what he calls the
Nationalists on q platform resembling that
OF the inert Conservatives, with Asuinaldo
a. President and former insdrsent military
officers and former members Of the Federal
party as leaders. The purpose Of the new
party will be the ultimate Independence Of
the Philippines. This comedies with SeA,r
Paterno's reoent policy. az he has been max
ing daily efforts to induce Aguinaldo to'lend
his name to the new party.
Congressman Kahn. OF California. who
ia here on a visit. states that from his hrst
Impressions. which have bsen Influenced
by army reports. he believes that the con-
ditions In the Philippines are mors salts
factory than In Cuba and that the situation
Is more advanced.
The sun., 1901-07-24
VANISHED WITH THREAT OF SUICIDE
Jerssy Town Committeeman Dis sppes red After
worrytns Over Money Matters.

worTytng Over Money Matters.
PATERSON. N. j.. July 23.-Hugh Mul-
holland. real estate agent OF es Third street
Passaio. has disappeared and left the follow
ing note pinned on the top Of his desk:
DEAR MOTHER: Icannot stand the strain
any longer. Good.by. You will not see
me any more. I will end my life with suicide
-HCGH"
Mulholland IL a young unmarried man
and lived In Wallin gton. a suburb Of Passaio
He was a town committeeman. Money
matters have troubled him lately The
police Of Passaic and other places have been
notified and the river Is being watched. Some
friends say that they believe Mulhollanr
Will turn UP all right
The sun., 1901-07-24
n. =. Case DIES SUDDENLY IN ENGLAND
He Was New Yssksr. sst Had Lived for ssms
Tine IN Paris.


Speffd Cabs Dsspcf;h 10 THE SuN.
LONDON. July 23.- Howard L. Case Of
New York died suddenly In Lancaster yes-
terday. Mr.. Case met with an accident in
his bedroom at Lnc caster on Sunday. He
preparing for a coaching tour OF the Lake
district He was taken III yesterday after
noon and a physician wns summoned
He left Mr.. Case asleep at $50 O'Clock.
lie was found dead an hour later. His
death is attributed to syncope.
Mr.. Case had lived for a number OF years
In Paris. He was member OF the Calumet
Club Of this city.
The sun., 1901-07-24
WILL SUE MCNcAL UNIoN.
Manager Blumenthal Thinks That the Desortioa
Of His Orchestra Cost HIN $4,000.

Of Ills Orchestra Cost Hin 01O,OOO.
George A. Blumenthal. the theatrical man
agsr who was In charge Of the American
Theatres roof garden at its disastrous close
some weeks ago. viii o.day bring suit for
l9o. 900 damages against the Musical Mutual
OF the roof garden was In measure due 70
the secession of the orchestra. which marched
out one night leaving only the p.anS plsyer
aranime Mr.. lBlunenthal alleges that by
the terms ~ HIS lease with Weiss 0rsen;,
wall of the american he yes ther"fore obliged
reputation and profits" to tho extent OF
l20 nn0
The sun., 1901-07-24
New Royal Yacht In Commission.
speisi casle D.spa,eh TO THE SUN.

Special Cdhe Dsspdieh 10 THE Sun.
y LONDON. July 23-The new royal yacht.
Victoria and Albert. was placed In commission
this morning. The Hon. Hedworth Lambton,
who commanded the cruiser Powerful and
distinguished himself at the beginning OF
the war In South Africa. is the captain OF the
yacht
The sun., 1901-07-24
Commissioner Of q. $. Deposit Fund,

ALBANY. July 81 Gov odell has appointed
.John j Brown Of White Plains a Commis-
sIoner of tho United States Deposit Fund
FOR Wcstchcstcr county.
The sun., 1901-07-24

Madam Ocean has such a tax.
ing way with her that in three
moist days she takes every bit
of starch from starched goods
no matter how much you put in;
and a good bit of color from any
cloth, unless put in exceedingly
hard and fast. Ia
Look out for your serge suit !
Navy blue serges with the
color anchored in; $l6 to $25.
During July and Angus, stores close at $50 .; m,
Saturdays ie noon.
RoGERs, PEEr d. COMPANY.
268 Broadway. cor. Warren.
and and 0 Warren 81 ->vA
$50 Broadway. cor Prince.
1890 Broadway, cor I'D. Ns
and 81 West 33d 81.
The sun., 1901-07-24

Navy Yard Workman Falls Dead
Marshall Leondrix. IS years old. Of $50
Eighth avenue. Manhattan. fell dead yester-
day while at work in building No. 3s In the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard
The sun., 1901-07-24
Kins Edward VII. Inspscts Grown Rsssiis.
.,, 1.,. r....... .. Tue a,rs

LONDON, July 2s.-The crown rsgalis was
taken from tho Tower to Marlborough House
to-day for the Kings inspection. ..,. ..
The sun., 1901-07-24
CITIZENS UNION DATES:
COUNTY CONVENTION. FIRST NETTING.
ON SEPT. o.

II Il Prspsssd 20 HsvetAe wAsis Aati-Ta.nsay
Ticket In tho Field Before Tsnmsay
Neainstcs st An-Gessip Absst Candi-
b, dates-Labor Msa' objects 70 schiersa.
The Citizens Unions City Committee
adopted at Its meeting last evening at 81
Union Square East the following calendar
for conventions:
New York County Convention. nrst meet.
US soeps
Al borough conventions and other county
conventions nrss meetings s.......... Sept. 10
Assembly and Aldemanlc Conventions Sept. II
Brooklyn Magistrates Conventions. 900. Sept. IL
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
Spanish Weekly.

a stock company has been formed
composed of citizens of this and Va
lencia counties to publish Spanish
weekly newspaper which Is aimed to
reach the home of every Spanish.
American citizen in said counties and
to extend throughout the territory
The new publication will represent re-
publican principles, but its chief aim
will be to foster the education OF the
masses of the people and to help de-
velop the natural resources and In
dustries Of the territory. The stock
company has bought the El Nuevo
Mundo and La Bandera Americana
newspapers and has consolidated both
offices. The new paper under the pre-
sent management will be called La
Bandera Americana. The company
has organized with the following OH.
GERS: Hon. Alexandra Sandoval, presi-
dent; Hon. Frank A. Hubbell, treasur-
er; Hon. Nestor Montoya, secretary.
The paper will be edited by Hon. Mes
tor MontOya.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
, MORE DEATHS.
Victims of Alton Wreck
Increasing.
Great Northern Express Rob-
bers Surrounded.
A Montana CIoudburst Demolished
Railroad Tracks and Bridges.
DYNAMITE ExPl0 sl0N At DENVER.

Kansas City, Mo, July 1l.-Up to
10 o'clock this morning two more vic.
Tins of yesterdays collision on the
Alton railway near Norton, Mo-, sue.
cumbed to their injuries, making a
total of twenty dead.
Mrs. Hilda Hayslip, Chicago. died at
University hospital. Leslie r.. Cole.
burn. of Paw Paw. Mich; Miss Lottie
Stills, of Hornellville, n. Y. and Mrs.
&. w. Snyder, of Jasper. ILL.,. are in
very precarious condition and may die
at any moment. Dr. Adds and Prof.
S. A. Harry, of Hoopston. ILL.,. and T.. =.
Bray, Of Chicago, are still suffering in
tensely.
Dead-Daniel McCanna, Slater. Mo,
conductor; $. j. Anderson, Slater. Mo,
engineer; Frank Briggs, engineer; l..
s. Rogers. Chicago. United States
express messenger, Daniel Donnelly,
Mexico, Mo, fireman. Mrs. Gilman
Goodland. Ind; ID. W Hooker. Syra
cusc. n. Y, q. l.. Roy, Wilmington,
Ill; bank ca ashier, supposed 20 be from
Chicago, not yet well identified; Mrs
X. J. Curtis, Gene, n. Y; young wo.
man, supposed to be daughter of Mrs.
Curtis; Mrs. Dickson. Wilmington, H.;
Miss Lulu Ryde kentland, H.; Mrs
Francis Walker brooklyn, n. Y. Mrs
s. A. ID. Harry, Hoopston, ILL.,; aged
woman, unidentified; unknown man.
Fatally Injured-Mrs. j. ID. Adds,
wife Of DR.. Adds, Hoopston, H.; Prof
S. A. ID. Harry, Hoopston. H.; Leslie
r. Coleman, Paw Paw. Mich.
There are twenty.fOur others in Kan
sas City hospitals some of whom are
in danger
Later--Two of the dead were identi-
fled as Mabel Ross kentland, of lndi-
ana, and Mrs. f. l.. Ray. of Whining
ton, H.. both en- route to San Fran.
cisco to attend the Epworth league
convention.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

l.. b. Crawford. prescription clerk at
Ireland drug store, Santa Fe. is a
visitor in Albuquerque on business
matters.
j. A. Harlan, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings for the Santa
Fe system, south of Albuquerque,
came up this morning from San Mar
cial and remained in the city to await
the train going west tonight. Mr..
Harlan is en- route to Catalina island
on fishing expedition.
r. $. Austin, superintendent OF the
FL Paso smelter, passed through the
city last night on his way home He
was enjoying an outing on the Pecos
when apprised OF the big fire which
consumed the smelter plant yesterday.
He gave out the information that the
company would begin rebuilding the
plant at once.
stephen Canoyan, who was in
Denver for a few days interesting the
officials of the Colorado Fuel a. Iron
company in a new brickette industry
in Gallup. passed through to the Car
bon city last night. He went to the
Colorado capital armed with petit
ton from the business men of Gallup
and from the reports overheard by a
reporter 1t is quitely likely the com.
pany will establish brickette works
in Gallup.
Children's silk and null hats 1Oc. st
Mrs. Wilson's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
Race Of Nachta.

Bateman's Point, II. l., July 1.-THE
third and final race Of the series be-
tween the yachts Constitution, Colum-
bia and Independence, under the au.
spices OF the Newport Yacht Racing
association. started at 1920 p. m.
Yachts sail fifteen miles windward and
leeward race.
Block Island. July u.-Approaching
windward mark In the yacht race the
Columbia was leading. Constitution
second, Independence third.
Bateman's Point, July 11.-At 1:45
TIE ,'olumbia was first, Independence
second. Constitution third. Boats
were very close together.
Block Island, X. l., July 1.-THE
Constitution turned windward ahead OF
the Columbia, having passed the old
champion by o remarkable burst OF
speed. The Constitution turned at
2 SO. as caught from shore.
At sos the Associated Press yacht
Wanga signals Columbia first, Cansti-
tuition second and Independence third.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations and review fur
nlshed by w. =. Metcalf No. Crom-
we'll block, received over the private
New York, July 1.-THE market at
opening was feverish and weak, with a
great deal OF stock for sale. The
Atchison and Union Pacific were very
weak and carried down the rest of the
list. Many stops were reached and
shorts put out quite a little. There
was a covering movement later and
In the afternoon on reports OF rain In
corn belt
Prices were bid up and shorts cover
ed. The market became quite strong
but did not maintain the advance until
the close and there was good deal OF
profit taking, Money eased up a lit
tie and expected settlement OF steel
strike had good effect and the tone was
better at close.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
LOOKS LIKE PEACE.
Strike Conference in
Session.
Amalgamated Officials Graft
fed Over Prospects.
Educators Discussing Economics in
Public Schools.
IRON M0UlDeRS IN CONTEMPT.

Pittsburg, July 11.-Surface indica.
strike In the mills OF the American
Sheet Steel Hoop company, at the
conference between the Amalgamated
bine representatives which began in
this city today.
President Shaffer said OF adjustment
was not reached today he favored a
continuance OF the conference tomor-
row and Saturday, but the present con
ference must be final.
II was 1926 when the conference
opened. The combine conference pre-
sent were Warner Arms, vice presi
dent Of American Tin Plate company;
Veryl Preston, of American Steel Hoop
company. and VIM. Leeds. American
Sheet Steel company. The workers
organization was represented by five
members of the general executive
committee. composed OF the national
officers and vice presidents OF the diff
ferent districts.
II was authoritatively stated the
combine offered to sign Amalgamated
scale for all plants and make wages
uniform. but declined to unionize
plants operated as non-union Tor
years.
Trustee Morgan. OF the Amalga.
mated. said the proposition would not
be accepted.
At 1915 p. m. the conference ad-
journed for lunch to meet again at
2 o'clock. Conferees refused to say
except that President Shat
fer had been chosen chairman Of the
joint conference. The Amalgamated
conferees expressed themselves salts
fed with the outlook.
1t Is estimated the mills having
agreements with men previous to last
years wage settlements will be al
lowed to work out their individual
agreements. which expire January list.
After that these mills also will come
under the jurisdiction OF the Amalga-
mated association.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
DESTRUCTIVE cLoupeuRsT.
Wave Of Water Six Feet High and Twc
Hundred Feet Wide.

Helena, Mont, July ll,-Debris Is
piled everywhere in the gulch in which
are located Wiches and Corbin, Great
damage to property was done by tor
rent OF water which poured down the
narrow valley after cloudburst
Tuesday night. The concentrator of
the Peck Montana company at Corbin
will have to be closed down because
of damage done to machinery.
wave six feet high and 200 feet wide
swept down the gulch, within half a
mile OF Wiches. Toward Corbin the
fiji in on the Great Northern formed a
dam. The water was backed up a
quarter of mile before the embank-
ment gave way,
Mrs. Charles Turner and six chill
dren were in their home In Twin gulch.
The torrent started landslide and be-
fore the occupants suspected danger
the entire side of the house nearest
the mountain was crushed in like an
egg by an enormous boulder. That
no one was struck by rocks and earth
seems almost a miracle. AS the great
wall OF water tore down the gulch II
practically demolished the Northern
Pacific tracks and bridges At seye-
raj points great sections of rails and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
Two Men Blown into Small Pieces and
Others Injured.

Denver. July 11.-A magazine OF
dynamite located near the Grant smell
ter exploded this morning, killing two
men and injuring several others. The
dead are. Domenicio Muto and Tony
West. These two men were in the
magazine getting a supply OF dyna-
mite TO use for blasting, when the ex-
plosion occurred. They were blown
to pieces and fragments Of their
bodies were strewn over the prairie
for hundreds Of rods. Other men
working in the vicinity were thrown
to the ground and stunned. The
shock was felt a mile away. All win
dows of the neighborhood were
smashed and the windows Of the
Union Stock Yards bank, fully a quar-
ter of mile away, were shattered.
Damage estimated at $1,000. The
killed and injured were employees pre-
pairing Stag from the smelter to be
used for ballasting on the Burlington
Il Missouri Pacific railroad. The ex-
plosion is believed to have been caused
by the terrific heat.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
The Marm MAather

st. Louis, July ll,-At noon the TEN.
peraturs shows signs reaching the re-
cord Of l04 degrees attained yesterday,
There was one death and several
prostrations reported UP TO noon. At
2.45 D. IN. the local weather bureau
thermometer recorded l03 In the
shade, and the temperature still ris'
ing.
Chicago July ll.-Up to 2 p. m, one
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-11
A NEW MOVE.
The A. o. T. Co. Wiring the City for
Service.

The American District Telegraph
company has today completed onehali
of their proposed messenger call plant
which they are installing.
All that portion of the city west OF
Second street is now wired and Is In
connection with the Western Union of.
fee. All calls from this portion OF
the city will now receive prompt at.
tcntion.
The gang of linemen under the able
direction of J. l.. Reynolds, OF Denver
are doing remarkably quick and neat
piece Of work. They hope to complete
the work OF wiring the entire city by
the middle of next week. The A. ID. T.
company will then be in position to
give the Albuquerque public the same
prompt service as Is given In the large
cities of the east.
Their corps of bright messenger boys
will be logged in regulation bicycle at.
tire. The minimum charge for using
these boys is TO be Is cents.
In connection with the messenger
service the A. ID. T. company will fur
nish carriages and express wagons
without charging the public for this
service.