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New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

quiet; March IS I'd; May, 27sG Corn-sPot Ann;
american mixed. old, Ia futures steady January
IS sid March. IS 4d May IS 4d Peas-cansdia99 Ian
strong Hops London Pacific Coast. quiet 70 PSI
f3 15s. FiourSt Louis fancy winter Arm g Sd sees
mess western 72s Lard stesAy: American refined in
pals 49s cd; prime tierces 49s 3D. Hams
Short dull. AIS 3D. Bacon quiet Cum
herIand % to so 10 4ss short RIB 10 TO "a 10 as
mddes. light. Is "a 10. 46s; long clear
rnddes, heavy 35 to 30 70 ass Sd short clear backs 10
bellies, IA to Is 10, SIS Shoulders
SQUARE II 10 IS 10 steady 44s Butter steady: finest
United States e2s good United states 70s Cheese hr
American white 46s Sd: American finest colorec
AIS. Tallow firm prime city 2ss 3D. Australian IN Zen
Sd. Cottonseed oil-Eiu1 refined, spot STEADY
Turpentine-Spirtts steady. 27s 3D. Rosin-Coni
steady Petroeuuf-Refined firm. I14d IAnseea
oil steady, S2s.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Total eeeTanoes for the day we're very light not bushe
cepts st affected by bad roads IA 600 BUSH
against T22 bush last Quotations OF cash wheat
o b afoat basis $ follows No I Northern New
York s4zc nominal No hard Manitoba. 81 z.c prompt
No Northern Manitoba, SIC No Northern Man.
ttoha Sic prompt No Northern Duluth. s25sc prompt
No 2 hard New-York- S31sc .CORN-rhe
local market for a small one and first
stronger weak under general selling for long
account inspired By wheat. light cearances
export trade. absence Of outside interest The
receipts Chicago only 81 with 20 ex-
pected Thursday. but this small movement is partly
to the roads incident heavy
Foreign markets closed AG4d higher. Exporters had
report the cash department stating that
No Yeda nd 20 offered resales
Rotterdam less than it could be out o aloat
here At the close No quoted IKE: No white,
T4&c No yellow, 7S%c, all o afoat basis
OATS-At the experienced decline after
an opening seadiness dull all day. clos
lowest figures No oats closed 5lc: No
2 No white 531zc: track mixed,
5iG5I5kc; track white. 62a57c and No white clips.
RYE-Market easier; No Western, 721s &c, and
No II sc. both afoat; State T: 6I@6Se
RARI.FY-Aarket dull; feeding quoted at SAG
sic and mating, 63a6sc, both Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT Market quiet: quoted at 81 p per 100
n, track New-York.---.. .CLOVERSEED-Narket steady;
dafa
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

The city market MONDAY Of this week n9 WAS tn tn
one-ha of the daily supply being cut of by a9Gds
ana bnd 9 bv Contracts to deliver milk to hotels
restaurants ETC. they could only keep their con-
tracts hy gq1as pTce herever they found small dealers
% eeSfe Tps a let o fs5 Of ta4S
in some instances as d sn as m S 4ea1 % Tb Exc6ange
Mde priee V5t5a continued at 81 cents quart,
POULTRY-ALIVE-som of the delayed lots are be,
ginning 70 arrive sh9gs9 gG0d a - cars o W ag
SO this that rsceyT' @ says been ds able to S oan an
grades Live pigeons % gnchangea Me gu quote; 9 Sprh 3
dE % wssteg0 per Ps soo soms Of the
delayed is begnnng to get in there are stl large
quantities out on most Of the roads and actual 9neng
stock coming packed and shipped during mild weather
only ssable to cheap buyers lew prices ON fancy
good demand with Of buyers, though local buy
have taken S sswsT hd are se rarely at m
Western scaded are arm .e At 2o bEbe1 Tsh 3 dF
are rarely salabe above c Chicens and fowls have
aentg bgt the general demand ordinary
in dp sood ana deaaa and dm but plenty Of
% heh 95s daSsns ses and GPr fancy
~ lac DC fair 70 s20d d. far to goo 90 Hisha ige
state and Pennsyysna good e prime m 10 go0d 99 io
and a MshEHa .,sf sfadsd sSae fancy II f2 q DO
picked fancy e 5 Ehe5 f6y sSd S g0Ia pooT to to @
8o chickens Phadepha selected laFge l5qlS9, @ ,sp do
to good sG1lc; do State and PennsyyaLia FANCY
ie % fancy Ioiio; DO scaded fair to good
oIber Western fancy IQ910lee do fair TO good o49c;
chickens and fowls mixed choice 9h21Oc; fowls ONO
and se @ % scaaed @ d foWs and
Western TO 6GSc old cocks, 51e G6c capoHS;
western large do mixed weights 12gl8c; do small
I isc; do fair to good, lOq11c do Ohio and Michigan
126l2lac; Western, prime, llQl2ci DO poor
20 Tsr 7GlOc geese Maryland and Delaware, prime lI9
s DO Der aas So 5 DO 81 5as do
AME-Fresh quail fairly steady prices
bmt Irregular in quality and value We quote: quar-
nTime per Dozen 81 50qS2 49, do Southern TAR 10 goG
= 5as2 25 grouse pair 81 1882 partrdgs ~
woo6eock s1s1 % wild ducks canvas per pair = t sSY
bIueWing 60q75c; rabbits per pair logZoo' JACK r@o
bits, soc. ,-,o Irish
otsIoes shows further weakness under heavy inpota
potatoes quiet and barely stedoy
slowly but prices without ma
n-toI obanee Fancy caulihowers bring full prices; m
today little best Baltimore STOCK
h5neht So but most from 81 IS down qslty
@ esas aer for choice lots Florida vegetables
W-thout material change We quote Potatoes scoten
fsir 10 prime per les 70 bag s2s2 p; 40 irish tar 70
prime air 60 per se9s2 DO 5slggm @ Al fair f to
man large SsT sa s. sSas2 ao do State fair 70
$50 10 81 25as2 So do fair to prime per sack Egg
s@ VieIsnd cloth heads 81 5O9Ss South Jersey per
basket sis1 Is; Brussels sprouts. 10 choice per
quart bee NewoTeans per 5e9 oeaehfs eaGiiaosTs
snle4tS po crate So 25as2 5o do Long
ner bbi s50s6: poor choice bbl 81 oos4 cao
bages Long Island per 100 s3as4; 90 state pans Per @
Fo4isa per box s4Sse; Neworlsans bbi
ss 5o9S4 80: kae Norfolk bbl 4oa65c; konIrani
New-oreans. ger 100 bunches ssGs5' lettuce New-of
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

COTTON-Cotton had narrow movement to-day with
YEARLY .1Gch Of the time The cot
~ Tnarkrt opened steady prices 1G5 points higher
mis- being an response distinctly bulsh
receipts The room trade
vas disposed 10 sell bulge. the idea that
business fall of the holiday season
approaches which would naturally cause saggl1g prices
ta-rnE Of important new Dun factoTs
Te-oo and The Continent early buyers here CON-
mission houses had selling than buying ORDERS
Nau Street hand IN the early operations
while sold sparngy. Freezing Temperatures
belt. with light estimates to
o-orrows receipts checked severe decline IN pIice
however after the Liverpool quickly contorrneo 70
orr 5isaroointnig opening and foreign depand soon
tapered of For of the morning the mar
ca-e5 between limits. with business duI
throughout the trade Of professional
evening IN small at that win prices
holding trhe under last nights final BIDS mere was
little and little demand loT
+bs ofere5 The sole aim faction was cen
red on CLOSING up accounts preparation for the hooay
season Private cables from Liverpool stated that man
chester was doing splendid trade in yarns and c4oins
with spinners almost Of supplies. Soutnetn sp'I
reported quiet trade at fun prices ana 80
business at former pl-Ce
The market closed barely steady with prices net 414
points lower.
The range Of contract prices fl the local arkel
<ofiov
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-scattered selling by longs and shorts eau "a
points coffee prices the opening anu III
- sbesrce Of support from bulls outside IN
,ses+s later quotations generally easier
all day, total sales
ing to 1880 bags. The dulness was parity eSpAite
rra uearness O the holidays. which eAeTten .
speculation Gables renecteo Ae
n5iri6ns in speculative markets abroad HaVre oecl
80 franc Hamburg a L pig. and the santos nsre
g19 reis Rio exchange advanced ia to Il 2-SSa. vi
Offset to light BrazlIlan
-ecssrrs At home deliveries OF cofee rom var
houses limited to 11252 bags the oca1 Ire
with prices . TO 10 points
@ Iower The situation in spot circles was
o-sons ruled barely steady on the basis OF osc loI
81 To and SIC for Santos No 4 invoice lois. -.
The range contract prices IL the local market taaS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Spot Gotten quiet with quotations unchanged on
basis Of sac rddng upland and SIC for mid
ding Gulf sales. 2Os5 bales. Southern spot markets
were telegraphed follows: New-Orleans quiet ana
steady, unchanged. Mobile quiet unchanged at
l3-l6c; Savannah steady unchanged. 1:sc; Charles
ton steady unchanged 75sc; Wilmington firm, sc
lower 7%c: steady unchanged, at Sc: Balu-
nominal unchanged, Sic; Augusta steady, IN
changed, s3sc; Louis steady. unchanged. at Sc
Estimated receipts Nsrlsans for tomorrow from
5000 to TO- 600 bales compared with 1868 bales actual
last 5e22 bales actual last At Houston
fer tomorrow 5000 IA 600 bales compared with
1884 and IL 992 bales actual last
year
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day COM
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

leans bh ssss: DO E1o5da hait-60l basket ss
basket +o97Se do North Carolina per s6i @sSS sS
good prime s39s3 25 do yellow. s3aS IS do Poor to
fair 81 75gs2 so; do Connecticut red Dbl $ 2og
State and Western yellow per bag SsgsS 4o' dc nat
NewOrleans per 100 bunches, So 50Gs5 okra Florida
NeW-orleans per bb $Sds4: spinach per bbl.
So: do Baltimore 81 501Sf 70; string beans. F1ortda
green. per basket s8ss % wax s. 5o9ss 90;
squash bb 81 751s2: turnips Canada, Russia per
bbl 75980c tomatoes Florida, carrier. 81 5oaS5 90
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NAVAL STORES.

Southern advces indicated market for spirits,
and at Nev-York sympathetic steadiness apparent
slight i'll values Rosn was also steadier
while pitch ruled quiet. We quote
TAR-ReguIars 81 50; do oil hbls. So 80.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-SSq3S7 -
RosIN-Conuon good strained. 81 S69$i S7is; :.
81 50; 81 65; F 81 70; G. 81 49, H 81 15 l. 81 3D. h
81 90; NJ So; n So IS, W G. 81; " W. 81 15
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin E1eo1
Tar 9of o"s
Charleston. Dec. 1s.-Turpentine unchanged Rosin
unchanged. ,.,l. -
ceipts $50 bbls: sales 49, exports S14 Rosin STEADY
receipts 2 7O3 bbls; sales, 1850 exports, 4o5 ,,uo
Wilmington 1S.-Spirits turpentne--Nothlng
doing; q bbs Rosin firm. sIqs1 oo: receipts
q bbls. Crude turpentine quiet 81 0gS2' receipts liza
bbls. Tar steady 81 20, receipts 223 bbls. - - -
New-Oreans Dec. 1s-Rosin-Receipts. 2So bbls. E1-
ports to Genoa-Turpentine 400 casks.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool: Dee 49, p m-Cottonspot-Fair demand;
prices steady; American riddlng 4d The sales OF the
cay 10000 bales Of which 500 were for speculation
bales Including q 500 American. Futures opened steady
closed quiet but steady; American middling o
December -64Q4 35 64d sellers: December and jan
uary 33-6i94 3464d sellers; January and February.
S264I4 336id sellers; February and March. 3264d
sellers; March and April 31644 S264d sellers April
and May, 9l-e4d buyers May and June 3164d buyers:
June July 306494 31-64d buyers July August,
SO-64d buyers: August September. 2564d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD.

sTATboSs aap S5ssossEs fsRs 6 AID coRTLANDT STREETS
y The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIandt Streets Is five minutes later .t ln
that given below for Twenty-th1rd Su
station. except where otherwise noted ,-,o.
7sS A !a NJ r6r gs@ u Pls5ur ssspas Car 70
Chicago No coaches g PftsDu5s and Cleveland
sssS NJ NJ sAsE APESxsYLvANiA frITTED1PSui4%ssn
Com o{ stsRes esso ptnHs csvad 4osdo
.siiaaPs' F M czfcG6 fHpiiyG6 ED & I2d. gr LOUIS PREs
For Toledo Nashville lvia Cincinnati and i LouiSS'i'''
s5s EasiaP.'Qs p " s4!'af% fouls EPEsF ttsnurs
FHsiiPap1s P % v4TRs 4Sgiys * FGsss chss For
sed9 F. saesPs M cPc ssPeayE yExPEor PiRaE aa@
ShGaso For Knowing XIV daig vta eacsp nsaSuray
ssS ehtsii M eLEVELANp " AP cScI;NNiAa1aI Elk
PEsvsis WasHrsGToY sieaiSS,Y AND THE SOUTH street,,
2S bSlas cs e5o lSss ,.ss Y 8 RsS s6
caF 2ID sRss90fSn L ali Pao. and Dining
ars' 2 D.ing ca 10 ns5 2 'nlds sandsy loss
Dining G9T an, M m pi2io1 and pnins cars as 3n
Ing Can: AS CDinins Carr. 45S (DnlhS O'
s6uTHERN OR11iLwAE.-Expre-s SIS. AS p NJ i&io
AFfANT1c .Isls COAST L1NE-ExPrsss 02' a m and 80
sEABoSRB AIR LINE RAILwAY55,IEyl0rifss1 s1Drsss sss
Metropolitan Limited 1255 p m dAlAS'
NoRFoLK d.E AND WESTERN RAILwAT-EOF Memphis
cRsAPEAb aPa NsSa5saas offo IL pRAILWA4-1s Al ~s>
Fo 5aye oD aBd Pof r F GoMsor q dstR and NoREoLks
IT "sssd.za ess. ara
Through VestibIled Trains BEHe- Ea]+OA $3.50 -
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-1255 o.. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branea 10 to
325. ass. I12o D m sundays . = a M q 20
D. and Cortiandt StEestsJ. 49,
a. m. 1880. $40 $40. aDd 1130 ?. m Sundays s4"
a. 5.15 .. m.
Desbrosses Cortandt Streets. B2o( -. 80
S25 s55 g. 25 Co. 55 Penna Limited 1910 CDes2Sosses
and Cortlandt Streets Dining car> io5o Suinins
Carl. 5 Dining Carr. 2lO (Lesorosssss
and cortandt Streets 220 255 S25 Dining SaT1 ;, 5S0
25 Dining Car. ass Dining carr 300 tLLas
Carr. 755. S.25 S.55 e25 II 10 night SEs SnnGaSs
61O 755 Cno coaches. Is. $50 90 Soo Lint
S55 i055 Dining Carr a. m. l2.55 Dining Car) LOO
Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 355 - LINING "a u
455 Dining Carr 555 (Dining Carl 1oo So $50. 80
.. m. 10 night -.
is2 Fifth Coelow 25d St(, Astor House Nese
wentythfrd Street Station. sarions foot 2f Des-
brosses Cortandt Streets: Court street ECU sut-
ton Street sS Broadway and Penrsylvan!a Annex sta
lion. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City The New aorx @
call and check baggage nom
hotels and residences through destination Telephone
g14 Eighteenth Street. Tor Pennsyvania Railroad CAB
Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. X WOOD.
General Manager. General PaSSF Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
Os NJ and IS P NJ DaiIy except Sundays. 70 Pcls-
field Sundays only at o 20 A NJ
Pullman on through trains
Trains Illuminated Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at I15 1918 Broadvay.- =
Union 50 w 275 Columbus Ave, 133 West l2otn
125th 81 and Ssth Stations New York SSs and TO
Fulton St and GS Broadway. z. D. Brookyn
Telephone 900 Street. for New York Central Can
checked hotel or residences oS
Company.
P s PIODSFTT. GEORGE n DANlEIS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec ls-FIour steady Wheat-Sprtng lower;
No Northern, s11sc; winter nominal No 2 red ssc
Corn dull No yellow. 71Ac: No 8 do, 7ohG70%c; No z
corn 7Oc No do. 6914c Oats No white. 81 1sc;
No 8 do sic; No mixed. Acc No do. 48ec. Barley
Good to fancy 651s97Oc Rye dIl; No J. roc, through
billed.
Chicago. Dec 1s.-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Rio-Coree market steady; No Rio, $3.50; exchange
u 232d receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States bags, for 1000 bags stock
563 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 1s.--Caosing-Wheat. spot No red
yyestern winter steady. 5s Id; No Northern spring
steady 6s Id: No California frm- 6s S1sd; futures
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
~ PURSUANCE Of AM order Of Hon. Abner Q

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Thomas e Lyons. late Of New York County.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF transactng business az the
ONCE of Michael ]. Sullivan Room 90 Smith Building
function OF Third willis Street
iroux the City OF New York. before
ioN 6atsd New York. the 4th day Of December 1901
GEORGE J. LYONS, LEO HAMILTON, MICHAEL J.
Sullivan. Executors
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner O.
Thomas a Surrogate of the County Of New York.
Notice is hereby given all parsons having claims
against John Elmer Ellis of the County OF New York.
deceased 10 the with vouchers thereof to the
place Of tIdnsacting business. No Sii
State Street in tie City Of Schenectady State of New
York on or before the 18th day of April next
Dated New York. the sh day Of October. 1901
ALONZO p. STRONG,
As Executor Of will and OF John Elmer
deceased
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
ROYAL. BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
q 5000. I'll so A NJ. 100. f150,
tsoo g 4O f4OO sf4o0. t4sO 800. "T0o t7SO sa0os
ffe.2' p.snLTIMoRF AND WASHINGTON.
$500 1000 .Ii30 A ". 100, t1.sO, 40. 'ooos
oftces Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry. fIs 26i 49,
737 9Th Ave- . Union So
West I53 125th St. 273 West 19th s. "a Colusn-
Ave- New York Court St. 54s $50 Fulton ST.
S-oo<1vv as Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
1a- "a raIIs for and checks baggage 20 destination
sFror Liberty only 'Da!ly. tDaiy. except sun
Gtfrdav only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Coffee cables: Santos-Cofee market barely STEADY:
good average $500 receipts is 600 bass: stock
O00 baes fIarnburg-Cofee market opened
cls1ged. at $50 m A6ik pig lower; sales,
II 09 bags Favre-Coee market opened barely steady.
j At declined u franc; at p m,
sreadv declined 4 franc $50 advanced franc;
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

TLMAN, NORRIS SIN pursuance or an Or
- der Of Hon Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County OF York notice is hereby given 20 all
hsvi1S claims against Morris S. Ulman. the
County OF New York. deceased to present the same.
thereof the subscribers. their
Of transaetng business viz at the office OF Carter &
OF New York before the Goth day OF March. 1902
Dated, New York. the 18th day OF September 1901.
IOFT s JULIEN STEVENS ULMAN, Executors
ALICE NJ ULMAN. Executrix
CARTER LEDYARD Attorneys for Executors, No.
54 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
y - n hax and straw for weeks enaIng a. dates

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts: OF OF
viii and cream at the railroad distributing
points in the city for the week ending Dece'
In 40-nnart cans. were as foAoWs:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
JAMES H.-Ia Pursuance of an

VI,
~ o,dar of Abner @. q Of ths
corntv Of New notice persons
Ssyine against James H Dunhanl late
County Of York. deceased the
the subscriber his place OF
sc,ine business, the office OF his Msssrs
Siond q WIkie. No. Wall sheet. Borough Of Manhat-
tan in the City York. before the day
Of lar uary 1902.
6sted New York, he day June 1901.
THEODORE w. LULlNG Executor.
GOyTI.D WILKIE. for the Executor Wall
Street, Borough of Manhattan. City CT New York
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

a pvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions The Tribune
n their Uptown once
NO. l,242 BROADWAY.
Of 3lst-st.. until o clock D m.
Advertisements Will be received at the following branch
sfh-ave., 23d-sJ.; I53 6th-ave-. 18th
St: 92 East 1fth-st.; 257 West 42d-st-. between
7th and sth aves.: 263 West 125th-sf.: 133S 3D.
ave. between 10th 77th sts: 1.O26 3d-aye, near
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
snrroqates' Nottees.

6urrosates' Notires.
TN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner G.
Il Thomas a Surrogate the Countv Of New York
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
AGAINST Katharine D. Callahan. late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place OF
business No Broad Street. Borough Of Manhattan
the City of New York. before the 9th day OF April
EDWARD J. OUNPHY.
Executor Of Katharinc D. Callahan. deceased.
Y PEARSALL. Attorney for Executor 8
Broad ST. Borough o. Manhattan. City of New York
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Receipts OF b-eadstuffs at interior points N s
ciphers 0o0( omitted -four Dds gi1I DuSi d
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-15
Don't Wait Until You Are
ParaIyZed.

For several years suffered terrible
pains every month and all the time
was nervous, weak, tired and miser-
able Had awful backaches and head
aches Several doctors treated me- but
l did not get better. At last they said
I must have an operation. l felt
could not submit to an operation and
was almost hopeless. We heard of DIR.
Downing and his wonderful cures and
went to Chicago to see him. l began
to improve at once and am now well
in every way. My trouble came from
ignorance and neglect when a young
woman l am sure if l had taken pro-
per treatment when young woman l
would have saved myself years of
suffering and unhappiness. If women
only knew how to take care of them
selves, the world would be happier. l
now do all my work, do not have an
ache or pain, am never weak and
nervous. glory in perfect health.
MINNIE M. WILSON,
Savanna, MINI.
DR.. Downing will visit Mankato Fri
day, Nov. %, at Saulpaugh hotel
Consultation free, private and conf
Dental.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-15
INJURED AT CROSSING.
Two Farmers Narrowly Escape Death
at New Ulm.

New Ulm Nov. 1.-Two farmers
by the names of John Rinsdorf and
William Gingel we're run down by the
eastbound passenger train on the North
Western road yesterday afternoon and
Ringsdorf had both his feet cut off,
while Gingel was seriously injured in
ternally. The engine struck the wagon
just after the horses had passed over,
literally smashing it into kindling
wood. Ringsdorf was thrown SO that
he fell under the engine and Gingel
was thrown into the air and falling
struck the cowcatcher, from which he
was taken. The men were taken i'm
mediately to the hospital in this city
where they are under the care Of DR..
Stricken. The crossing where the &C
cident occurred is blind, the approach
of train being obscured by the En-
pire flour mill and the city has long
protested against the danger from
trains, but could not get the company
to do anything. This is the first &C
cident that has occurred there.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-15
FAST TRAIN SERVICE.
Northwestern Now Has One on Twin
CitY--Chicago Line.

Minneapolis Journal:
The North Western road has gone
the Milwaukee lone better in fast
train service between Minneapolis and
Chicago. 1t has attached through
sleepers to its fast mail train, and by
this action now has through train
doing the distance from Chicago to
Minneapolis in eleven hours, and from
Minneapolis to Chicago in twelve hours
and thirty-fve minutes. The Mil
waukee will undoubtedly follow suit.
For a year or more both roads have
evaded the agreement by carrying
sleeping Car passengers on fast trains.
The fast trains of each leave Mime
apolis at 20 in the evening and ar
rive in Chicago at the next morning.
The sleeping Car passengers for Chi
cago on the North Western have been
changing to the Chicago Car at Hud-
son and those of the Milwaukee at
Hastings. Thus the agreement not to
carry through. sleeper on the fast
trains has been nominally observed.
The same agreement has been in
force on the journey from Chicago to
Minneapolis, the sleeping Car passen-
gers being forced to change at these
same places. The time of the Milwau-
kee fast mail from Chicago to Mime
apolis is ten hours and forty minutes.
Since the Milwaukee gave notice of
withdrawal from the thirteen and one
half-hour agreement there has been
much speculation as to what action
would follow. Some of the passenger
men have advanced the opinion that
the Milwaukee was using the notice as
a feeler, and might not reduce the
running time of its drought rains 1t
is now believed that if this has been
the Milwaukee's intention, the action
of the North Western has forced it in
to a position where it must make the
same reduction in time by following
the same program or hurry its plans
for inaugurating a ten hour service
between the two cities
1t is pointed out that the North
Western is getting in better shape
every day for fast time competition on
the Chicago run. A new train is now
being fitted out and will be ready in
side of week for the Chicago service.
1t is understood that this train will be
used as the fast one between here and
Chicago.
J. 7. Conley, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Milwaukee, said
this morning that the action of the
North Western was news to him. He
said that if such was the case the Mil
waukee would meet the improvement
in service at least as far as that one
train was concerned.
j. P. Elmer, general passenger agent
of the Chicago Great Western, did not
regard the move of the North Western
as important. He said that the Great
Western would meet it if competition
demanded.