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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-05-11

19an'O 'Bx4O11ck.
BdsaasssRxessaIsss2
nbhilv; che President Or any 'fbGr Ssoek;-
Choldsvs can call meeting d ths etook-
holders ct any time for iny lawful 'pur-
Epose Upon 'hGties - the 61iliws 'nst
'prssoribs.
ARTICLE v.
No stoek6Slder shiIl b. held fssbensi-
'bls f6r the contracts Of this 'Corpos,tloo
F6h' any further Sum that tie amount H.
presented By his unpaid bslhhes IL 'his
tdbAcsiteiono Of shares.
,xRficLs ".
Tits net Of incorporation nay b
amended With the asssht Of thiss.fsurth
Of the cabttal rsbrtssntsd Il . msstink
10 b convened iftSr Ode 'hotios Of thir.
" dsyspublicstion In i newspaper q
|domicils d ssid Company b. my b die
solved ct = like meeting By odhsjdt =
fodr.dfth df'ths st0ckholders.
-xRrlCLE WI. /.
UpSa De dihsdldtioh of SAid CStpSsp I
ton By limitation d. otuerwiss, II IA
'ftin shall BE- Iiqiidatsd By thrGb 80.
lhiuiohsrs toll appointed b. ~ Utdtts
hoIdtn. WHO shtll az thdlr 't6xpsklAa
ti6h.
'1lffcLR vm.
The Board 81 Directors NAH hiSt "
thofify o'issde bonds when th(hUtiitt
y % - - Atwslthfsd v6ts II ~ s1bek
hold6tsit regular nesting 'cdllth a.
tAstt dfpose.
iRfIcIx n.
'0ftks ode hundred thoudaut tojlsi
sapltSl steck. Twenty thoussnd dollast
shall rsmaia - tressury atoek q II a..
possd City tho Board Il birSctovs.
xRfIcLx I.
THE corporation shall hivs tns fight
todo 'buiihess In ana odt II this state
|ahd DO IN things necessary 70 cbGgatS
"a transport their products. GGoA q
|'61ildihe railroads. trsmways. hares6
Ina stsaliboats, and operating ihe spna
And Ill stook unsold shall t. treasury
6toek.
Besides tie notices By publiesfsoa ~
'auth6d II this charter. Il shall b ~
duty ~ ths Secretary to give Individual
notics 70 Tire dlrsetors ana stodkn6l1ers
6ksnsvsr nsstlDgs hrs ei1lsd.
Thus doas and psated q 81 Martin:
Vile. Louisiana. on the dsts mt GbovS
Mittii. IN the trsssnes II dsssss. Z. G:
Du6hamp and ". 8. Thomas. to4tjtedk
1ftnsasss who have signed theos pr.
cents With the contracting taftiss end
NJ Notary SITTER due reading 1t a.
Wh51e
{Qhefnsl slsAsd)
AIeNt r. bsmsneJihx.
tt. Liable.
Arthur Pstin.
}. J. Burdin.
DC. Lsbbs,
u. 6ardsmai.
witnesses:
I. c. Duehanp.
" II Tkhsuss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

office Of the Western Union telegraph com
pany for Thomas /. Freeland, X. l.. Gun
dH. Mary Elgain, Barber Asphalt company
BENJAMIN Trcadwoll, Adolph Levi ana l.
Z. Finch,
Lizzie Wlllctt Of al have transferred 10
|. s. Myer ct al LOT s in block 10, being
nifty feet on Commerce avenue, between
Milan and Travis streets, and situated IN
the rear Of wholesale house OF the Hous-
ton Drug company.
Tomorrow morning at Temple Roth Israel
Masters Alfred NJ. Acltmont aud Abe Grnm-
bach WI make their confirmation. This
is the sosnn occasion Of avowing the
Jewish faith Friends Of the families are
respectfully invited to he present
] Mr.. John w Ring. president of the state
spirltuallst association, will lecture tonight
t6 the public at CALIFORNIAN hall, No lolula
Texas avenue Admission aud all seats
free. His discourse will he an interesting
topics to all and will comence promptly al
S o'clock
Frank burnside a resident Of White
wright. fell Oh defective sidewalk on
( Washington avenue last night coming run
{ tho Grand Central depot. aud fractured hls
ankle hone. lie was taken 10 the nome OF
cousin on Preston aVenne
The Auditorium has been engaged for
! MAY IL at which time the Fratcrnll origr
OF Eagles viii celebrate their anniversary:
4 An entertainment will he given. followed
hy a banquet. when a spread VIII he laid
FIN roo members and friends ana visiting
brothers from various cities in the state.
MIS- Annie Sydnor requests that AL the
members OF r. T.. Lee chapter, Daughters
semtle at the parish house this lnorninr
at as early an hour ms convenient. TO hnsh
the work If mailing wrc0ths with which
Ia decorate Confederate graves THIS after
noon.
patent has been Issued Ia Mr., l.. y
Fclsc OF Houston 20" glazing bar +,
.be used on glass roofs, skyliehis aud simi
lar structures. the ohiett being 10 proNih'
simple Inexpensive and effective dcvicl
lof this character which viii serve to 81
curely hold panes Of glass without 'h'
lnccesslty Of employing phity.
A number nj blank applications Tor IN
southrrn Crosses of Honor have been re-
cciyrd nv oran NJ Roberts ehapier. United
Daughters OF the COME leracy, md turne'
over by them tn Mr.. c. c Bravens for dis
tribution among the Confederate veteran
tnnl tbose who were not previously sun
riicd can now secure n cross by applying
10 Mr.. B(ayens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
THE GOULD INTERESTS.
What the Consolidation Of the Roads
Would Mean.
SURPLUS EARNINGS OF THESE ROADS
New Industries on the NJ, X. and r
A Canning Factory and Creamery
Plart.

One of the forecasts made In the East
with reference to the proposed consoliha-
the Gould interests Is that the lines con
ccrncd will be the Missouri Pacific, Texas
and Pacific. Missouri Kansas and Tex
as. st. Louis and San Francisco and st.
Louis Southwestern In the West, and the
Wabash, Chicago and Eastern Illinois and
Lackawanua east of the river; the west
ern group having an aggregate mileage VI
1887 miles and the eastern 1908, Which
would comprise a grand total of lI,I35.
. is stated, however, that the man
interest is in the Southwestern group,
conposed of the Missouri Pacific, Texas
and Pacific, Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Graule
" Cstern. the apparent intention being 10
concentrate these under the leadership OF
the Missouri Pacific.
During their last fiscal year these lines
earned an aggregate surplus over bonded
interest OF S7,430,0OO. 1t Is estimated
that Oh the completion of the present e
cal year they will have earned a combined
surplus of Sf00OU.0u0. to apply on total
outstanding stock capital of SG}6 ,OOOOi0,
which at prevailing prices has an approx,
mate market valuation of S1iO,OOo.OOo.
Inus the indicated earning capacity of
these roads would be equivalent to about
per cent on the market value of their
stocks.
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evening for Beaumont, where he viii spend
a few weeks.
Mrs. Y. c. Powell Of Tuscaloosa. Ala,
has Iarlors at the Hotel Logan.
Tom Padgitt well known citizen "
Waco, Is stopping At the Iawlor.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Matthews or
NAcogdoches are ut the Rice hotel.
MIR. Tom Niece Of Palestine was In the
city yesterday en- route To Livingston
s. Rice. superintendent of the state
pcultentary. is registered at the Lawi"r.
G. NJ Templeton and $. W. Noble OF
Fort Worth are late arrivals at tue Logan
Mr.. A. II. Aseltinc, representing the FL
nnncnl Chronicle of New York, spent yes
/ tcrday in the city.
George H. Grange Of El Pnso stopped IN
at the Bristol yesterday, en- route 10 tue
/ Beaumont oil fields.
! Dr NJ l.. wccms, Ir.. Of Brazoria and
| Or NJ. A. Wcems of Columbia are late ar
rivals at the Ilutchins,
/ MIR. G.. f. Niece and family left for
/ Graham, Texas, Yesterday, where they "a
4 to make their future home
! Mr.. Meyer Levy returned yesterday morn
! Ing, after seven weeks trip 10 New
I York and other Eastern points.
/ Congressman Clayton Of Aabama nnd
! Congressman Henry OF Waco arrived IN
/ The city last night and win leave in the
/ morning for a visit to the Beaumont oil
fields.
MIR. Henry n Fan aAd wife left yes
| terdny morning on recreation trlp OF
two or three days at Beaumont WhilI
there they win watch the gcysers and h'
amused ut the antics Of the fcyerlsh crowd
as they wltiri Ia the mnelstrom Of petro
cum excitement.
Percy Hagerman, |. w Bonhright aud II
T.. Shove o. Colorado SPRING. are at th'
Logan and viii go over 60 the Bcaumnn
oil helds this morning. These geutlemgi
are heavy holders Of Colorado, mimi
stocks but think they can make NOR
money In Texas oil manipulntlcns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
CITY BREvlTIEs.

A,,ss lula Settle OF Galveston Is Viei'ihs
Mics Lucy Brady. -,
~ Mr.. Hudson, n missionary from
go Iii lecture this evenig at the Luh-
~ n..' str,ei PRESBYTERIAN church.
~. calendar circle Of Shearn church VIII
a. the residence Of Mrs. Hnttie Hath-
nvs islO Austin street this afternoon NJ
1 o'clock. -, pa.,,
srvees viii be held At Temple betn
i,p sITi al 10 Subject Of address TO
No.. r,y,t Bearers Circle Of shearn Meth,
~ bs,vch will meet this evening az :
".n,t M the residence OF Mrs q a.
pslinr 1917 Louisiana street.
nte delegates from the Woman's clubs
., the city are requested 70 mel ~ . =,
~ N ,ao1m 1f officers for the city Fedora
,ion of Clubs.
M, regular weekly meeting OF the Gran
ny lets chapter. Daughters OF the Ton
s ~; viii take place this evening %
p5eals.crioek al the residence OF Captain VIII
lam puncVant ,.,o
ntst bowling camp will meet az $3.50
Ilef his afternoon at their hall to AT
ofi2's, Decoration Day services arranged
,snu v,e Robert H. Lee chapter Daughters OF
nc Confederate
10. r A. Baker viii give an informal
nnntion this afternoon from 70 Z. com
,riilnentary 20 her sister, Mrs. Coates o.
ga Ga. 10 cards.
.r,'or, win lie a musical and oratoricH
o.n1csi under the 5nspicen Of tie w G. 7
so".. Tho residence OF Mrs. w. Il. Good
". No ysss Engrike street, this evening
AZ o'clock. 10 which ali are cordially H.
vited.
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7. and 2. shops al Marshall.

Marshall, Texas, April 24.-General Mai
ager l.. s. Thorne and other officials of the
Texas and Pacific railway were in the
city today looking to the arrangements
preparatory to the opening of the new
shops recently erected here, and which are
nearing completion The new buildings
arc n mammoth addition to the already
large and handsome shops here and vii
employ large extra force of men.
Grading is continuing ON the GROUNDS ad-
iacent to the new buildings and also IN
Inc near the depot and strong ~
NOR Is ont that STILL more new shops VIII
he. erected as soon as possible after the
present ones are put in operation WINE
a new and handsome depot is not far In
tho future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Notes and Personals.


,toior II G Andrews, Southwestern PAS
sengsr agent Southern railway LEFT YES
assistant General Freight Agent Noel
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas mas re-
turned to the city.
{ w Noble. commercial agent for me
tension and Texas Central at Fort Worih'
was In Houston yesterday
live stock Agent j. X: Rosson OF tue
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, onicS at
Fort Worth, was in Houston YESTERDAY
c. NJ. Templet9n, attorney a Eor, ,r M"T'h
passed through the city On route 10 BEAU
mont. ,,.
a pooth. assistant general freight agent
NJ the International and Great Nort"v ~
is nj the company's headquarters III az
eStine. 60
r, 4 Jones. general freight agent sun,
.o, ccntroi lines. Is back at his desk. amer
ntteudinC the commissions lumber rate
hearing In Austin.
The Sunset limited westbouna e%p exp ~
n.ssing through Houston tonight, ana the
nnp eostbound going through TINS clty oal.
vrday uieht, will close that service lol
| the season =. enc
General Freight Agent Taylor % 'ne
Houston. East ana West o IfHas Ills iac's
o,'llent before the commission IN th'
! lumber rate matter.
! / Mcmillan, division passenger nstntt
| roiVogtnn. Harrisburg ana Dan AZ -
in'av offIcc al San Antonio, was at th'
/ lG.nncrSI office headquarters OF his com
I h5any in this city yesterday
Mr.. C. e. Clark, one of the 5est kh CIV
t tpgi railway. has resigned his posil,iloI
,arliih That company on account OF ialilhii
health. and leaves this morning uGr sn non,
ieilii s,,nmer recuperatlng. Mr., Clark ha
heer in the freight and passenger 81
vicf on the Central for twenty Years ,.,' nul
lhE W. amnldve. hut has made bosls o
y ytnnds who viii regret his departure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
M. K. and 7. Matters.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas an
nounces that. commencing April %, trains
Nos. 3 and will be EXTENDED to run TO
and from st. Louis. On the same dats
Pullman sleepers will be placed on. tntss
trains between Waco and st; Louis wa
DALLAS. and the present sleeping car me
between Waco and Kansas City, wa for {
leaving Houston at $40 a. m, now car
ries chair car to Waco, where the ST.
Louis sleeper may be ayailed of.
The name of the station on the Houston
division heretofore known rs Prlmm -
been changed to Noel, and passing tracA
has been constructed Mt that station.
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Additional sleepers on H. and T. c.

General Passenger Agent NJ. l.. Robbins
of the Houston and Texas Central has is
sued the following circular:
Commencing with train No. TO- leaving
Houston at s a. M. April %, and No. -,
leaving Dallas at 3:25 p, m, April ~,
trains Nos. IL and rs will carry siesper
between Houston and Dallas. Passengsrs
Inc In Uouston at / A. m, will be permit
led to remain In sleeper until a m.
passengers holding sleeping ear tickets TOT o.
train No. Is will be permitted. to chte
previous to departure of train from HouS'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
IMPENDING CONSOLATION.
Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Raj

Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Rail
ways and a Navigation Company,
Montreal April 2j-'rhe Herald gives pub
llcity to a story of the impending CONSOLE
dation of the Canadian Pacific railway. the
Grand Trunk railway and the Richcllcu and
Ontnr,o Navigation company which does
practically all the steamship passenger
I,,siness on the ST. Lawrence river. Mr..
shaushnessy president of the Ganadldh
pgtiuc railway, Is now on his way to Lon
Ion wrar' President Forget OF NC hhNlEH'
neroiint ems are to he carried on with the
nNncrs of tho Grand Trunk, It Is said.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Hour Of PresIdent's ANIMAL.

Mr.. George Brown received . telegram
las; night from President Mckinley PEI
dents Southern itenerary had been com.
pcted and that The distinguished visitor
would arrive In Houston at s:lD, on tne
morning If Friday. MAJ 3 remaining In
the city two houre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle OF Halls Great Dlseor-
cry cures all kidney and bladder trou1lrs
ssrr,Issions. weak aud lame backs, rheuma.
ism and all Irregularities OF the sidness
and bladder In both men and women. hiai.
Srnrrist' viii be sent by mall on receipt OF
$40. One small bottle is two months
Treatment, and win cure any case ab,Ie
,nrer p. o. Box d2o. ST. Louis. Mo. Seal
Tor Testimonials. Sold by all druggists aud
houston Drug To-
cpero. Texas, July 10.-This Is 70 ser
,tfy that | have used Halls Great DIS
coyery for kidney trouble In my Iamig'
80 rheerfully recommend II:
anu ALEX HAMILTON, Banker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
KATY EXTENSION COMPLETED.
The Roadbed Has Been Extended to Sal
Antonio

The Roadbed Has Been EXTENDED 70 san
Antonio,
san Antonio, Texas, April 25.-The extern
sion of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
from san Marcos to San Antonio, a dis
lance of forty-six miles, was completed to-
day, the last rail being laid at o'clock
this afternoon. Work was commenced en-
this extension September Il and under
contract was to be completed before May
rs.
Superintendent of Construction tinncy
will inspect the forty-six miles tomorrow,
but no passenger trains win be run over
1t for possibly two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
O and c.,s Buffalo Special.

Beaumont Texas. April 2o.-Mr "eorse
H. Smith. the enterprlsing general p'sseli-
ger sgent for the Queen and crescent run
way. spent today in the booming OIL Guy
A ,naGnitieent through train Is TO he RON
between New Orleans aud Ruffalo, com.
mcncing May /. This train viii leave Nem
Orleans at 9:10 a. m, arriving az bu luz
NJ i,3O H. M consuming but thlrty-iour
hours time This train will be equlpp d
with all modern conveniences, lncindlns
a dining car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Personal MENTION.

w. II. Jones of Waco is guest at the
Lawlor
p. r. Bookman Of Navasota Is registered
at the Hutchins
Nv Toulouse Of Galveston Is late ar
rival az the I.awlor
c. V. Burrows Of Lincoln, Neb' is res
istered AZ the Iawlor
q rronk Rosslyc Of Galveston is late
arrival at the fluichins'
George e Clara and wife Of Butte, Mont,
have parlors at the Bristol
d.. and Mrs. L, /. jameson OF foungs-
town. Ohio are at the Rice
Mr.. c. II. RaynoIds Of this city left last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

sleeping car will be withdrawn after de-
parture Of car leaving Minneapolis Mon
day April ~. and from San Francisco
on same date
This win make the last car leave san
Antonio wrsthound on No. Thurslny.
May . and leave FL Pasu eastbound on
NJ 10 "Wednesday. Nav l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
GOULD TO SUCCEED copPELL.
{. n. Hartman and w. S. Pierce to Sue
coed Coppell and Mertens.

New York, April 25.-The directors of the
Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad company
have elected George j. Gould chairman of
the board In place of George Coppel de-
ceased. H. II. Hartman and Winslow ).
Pierce were chosen as directors In place
of George CoppeI and William Mertens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
wnnt ~ put on a euHaIo.

For rates and particulars about The Pan
American Exposition call an any NlsspuI,
drssg w. g. CRUSH,
Gen1 Pass Agt., Dallas, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

N0IE-Tralns leaving Houston atG45p.
ri arriving at Houston at 3.4s a. m. and
tiss. g also nun into Grand Central de-
n ispzrtIag 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
minutes later than time given above.
b,irs arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
bot except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
,aisA have a depot in the Fifth ward. the In
bal Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
sx he International and Great Northern de-
Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
Teas morning train which leaves from and
Enthe Houston East and West Texas dep OF.
Missouri. Karsas & Texas and Galveston.
5feit Nerthern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Directors Of Southern Pacific Meetine

New York. April -. AT meeting Of di-
rectors of the Southern Pacific today Alex
Miller was elected secretary Of the com
nany Only routine business was tFahSict
III VT the moetlmg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hutchins Bo,,se

, i;aI-n Plttshurg; ID. NJ. Berry, n.
| NS,,sss.pn. Harry Sharp. Angleton /;
" cs"Eson, Beaumont: r. Il. Ripley.
Yoe, .. hronston, Lexington. Ky. :
~ and wife, Nacogdoches: z. A.
Sim ~ nalyfston; II. X. Polk, San
h Il u Jenkins, Caldwell; ]. A.
n pog richmond. Bancroft; +. T..
u gem ~: T.. ID. Copps. Fort
hlpr frlee, Beaumont: +. W. Mad
s'is -, W. Kaiser. Fort scott; Il.
\ VI scott: Harry MTer, ST.
~ Ri Iohnsen. G. S. Bradley. 4. ].
a Nr, .Elnasey, Gr0ashgcek; ].
\; y q snioches; L. A, TilIev. ST,
.gaSs. Sennor, Waco, Y. C. Smith,
\ NM, n u, THOMPSON. Fort Worth,
= - efanbery; S. Bromberg, Cal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

vi nSMat, Dallas; J. p. Williamson,
g Bs.s S,ass, Waco; Mrs. II. p. REDEEM
|, .t}; v'''pht y. Eisaer. Oklahoma
\ ctfstsr, Rohb. West Point, Texas;
E:s ny /. G. Layton. Alice: Il. H.
n ili<sV,rroi J; /. Rice, Huntsville;
iAtu,a Tom Padgitt. Waco; w. Ian
F,1t Br y Al. Lackey. Cuero; ]. b.
~ Hns'alr; Joe Montng, Victoria
IIAs is Nashville. Tenn: Henry
~ n Norton. Galveston; J.
|.,tn n laredo: Il. II. PrengeTgasi,
n Ethe, u. Ward. Jeiferson; l.. X
,.,.N b. ify; L; 7; Sims, cole.
lx.s,L I Poster Goilere stsfinn: q
AAfin' 4. +. Johnson. Arcadia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
New Industries on the Katy.

Mr. T. L. Peeler, industrial agent Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas is back Mt
headquarters in this city after an extend
ed trip He said:
'"Thc new canning factory at Games
ville Is In process Of erection and VIII lie
completed al an early date. The seaiy
creamery plant viii he opened wlthla 2
fortnight. and other Industrial enterprises
M noints on the Katy may he expeete
10 develop as fast as we can get the cap
ital and the resources tied together.
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1917 Sc, mall and express between ,hs
|ri io p, Eli Eli ssrry through cars ior pal-
|, ~. ans sa S from Houston via the Len
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

Fifth Ward.
k;oan, Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
kaa,m........A Arrive o.02 a. 10
|sUspor, Kansas City and Cineinna,i)
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Sunsets Sleeper Service.
The following circular has been Issued
by the Sunset line:
The Minneapolis-san Francisco excursion
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!. & G, n. II. Il.
G. II. & II. Il. II.

Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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poap SCHEDULE.


=. a y. o. II. X. ,.,r.
% Arrive.
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II. E. & w. #. II. H.

~, tf,lns leave The Santn re Congress
fsrol 10 minutes later than the above.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-10
INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL CHASE
AMERICAN CITIES AND SCOTLAND
YARD WILL TRADE IDENTI-
FICATION CARDS.

New York, April 10.-A meeting Of the
Association of Chiefs Of Police will, be
held in this city next month and it is
probable that an effort will be made to
arrange system by which photographs
and measurements of criminals will be
exchanged by the police officials Of larger
cities. Captain Titus and Deputy Com
missioner Devery are both in favor of a
plan of the kind. 1t has been discussed
before and this time it is believed it will
be adopted.
Captain Titus urges that the plan will
establish closer relationship between
the detective bureaus of the different
cities and will give the detectives a bet
ter opportunity to round up thieves from
out Of town who flock to big gatherings
here.
There is also talk of arranging for in
terchange of photographs and measure
ments of criminals between the detective
bureau of this city and Scotland Yard,
This, Captain Titus thinks, would be a
great help in catching thieves who oper-
ate on ocean steamships.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-10
ALL BUT SOFT SOAP.
Soap Makers Planning Great Busi-
ness Combine.

Chicago, April 10.-Soap manufa cturers
and the representa- to the number of
over seventy, held secret meeting III
the Grand Pacific hotel yesterday What
the objects of the meeting We're none Of
thes present would state.
1t is rumored that a new soap makers
association is to be formed to take the
place of the one which went out of eX-
istence several years ago. Although no
definite Information was given as to
whether another meeting would be helu,
it is expected that another session will
be held in the Grand Pacific toda-
Nearly all of the leading coap manufac-
turing concerns of the country We're said
to have been represented at yesterdays
session.