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]. p. MORGAN IN CLEVELAND.
Il ls Believed He contsnplates Merging
Soft Coal Properties.

Il 10 Believed He contsmplatea Merging
Soft Coal Properties.
Cleveland. Ohio. November L--J. P. Nor
gan and party arrived here early today
from Chicago in q special train over the
Lake Shore road The train was stopped
at the Detroit Efzeet crossing, where Mr.
Morgan and bis friends alighted and we're
driven 70 the residence af Ralph ". Hlekox
on Lake avenue.
Later In the day Senator Hanna was o
visitor at the Hickox residence, and held a
long conference with Mr. Morgan and his
associates. The conference lasted for sew.
eral hours. At It's conclusion Mr.. Hanna
was driven TO his office IN tue Perry Paius
building. he declined 20 discuss his IN
terriew with M. Morgan. He said, how.
ever, tnat the latter was simply Ia the West
on a railroad inspection tour.
Concerning Mr.. MorgAn's visit 10 Chicago
says;
was In circulation today that Mr. Morzab's
Welt 10 both Chicago end Cleveland was IN
connection with the proposed combination
OF 81 the soft coal interests 10 the country
For the past two years there has been
gradual merging OF the various soft conl
producing concerns until the business, IL Is
SAID is now practically IA the hands OF a
comparatively few individuals
MI. Morgan is credited with being large.
y Instrumental In combining the Hocsins
Valley Geld In this state, Whlln The nrm Of
NJ. A. Hanna ~ Co. has gained practical
control OF the entire output Of the Mas
eilon field.
1T is said that constant Efforts have
been quietly made recently 10 unite the
soft coal producers In Indiana and Illinois
and i Is pointed out that as Mr.. Morgan 10
largely interested 10 the movement his visit
70 Chicago as well as TO Cleveland. had
10 Go with this project"
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and large, but the pro6ts have been d.
yertcd INTO otner che1pelA not thrgugn az.
fault q the writer"
Todays circulsr follows q widely circu-
lated report Of alleged forgeries On TIE par
81 a prominent o1icer II the arm, amount
Ing q between $1,000 and S115,Oyv. a. d
az the present time he following bsnks ~
known 70 hold Tie cofnpsay'a payer IA APP
proxiindteiy these Ern0u1tss
gouptoif, NationAle De Egc npi t. de
Paris $1,000 Hibernia Bank end I1u
coLlpIny, $4,000; Louisiana Natl nal lauk,
SIS. 900: Commercial National bank $500.
The Obdoudchl Comruissl on culnVa has
done an enormous grain exporting busine
ard Ter years has been In the habit Of boz
rowing large sums from tea days % .
month on unindorsed notes secured BIZ biils
Of ladiug warehouse receipts and anket
insurance policies. II Is alleged that ao-
vantage has been taken OF the high credit
OF the Arm 20 borrow mmenBs sums from
banks 90 forged bills OF lading and were
house receipts and that this has been the
cause Of the failure. 3. J., OhdsndahL
president was formerly president OF the
New Orleans board OF trade. and one OF the
best business men IN the South The com
pany bought extensively In kansas Clty
and St Louis and other cities
No warrant has been issued FOR the OF
cial alleged to be responsible FOR the failure
q the hrm. and be u reported 20 have left
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The Opera.


sursrb Performance Of 5izet's Master
piece.
Both Miss Shay. the prina donna ard
Mr. Joseph Fredericks, the leading tonor -
the Gordon-shay Opera company. wore Ir
the cast OF Carmen" as it was presente
iast night, AMI their acting. as well as
their singing, proved them worthy Of al III
high praise that has been printed abon+
tnem In the newspapers Of 9th r cities
where they have been heard.
Nine. Noldl Mr. Duusmure and sIpnor
Aloerti had shown themselves bri liant az.
tors and fine musicians In the first nar.
formsnce they gave here. and In Carmen
they but added new laurels to those already
Miss shay's Interpretation OF Carmen "a
as nne Or liner than any ever seen or hsarj
N hcQston She has a grand voice. hno
mee {L n, and an unusual tclIperqment.
Ne Ifderlcks Is a superb singer. and
yolcg HIS face seems to express every
neislhg shade or thought or feeling IN the
s. enlIGrmingiy Ingenious way
MT. Al0ertis Escamilio was favlass Tho
LOT ador's song IS always popular, and In
night Il was 20 perfectly sung md acted
that one Imagined that even the chorns
9 9t5 lhsplrati9n from the sololst. fer they
Old ine work In that scene.
Nine. Mold rs Micaela carried bar aplJ
ence with her all the way. The Inet IN the
nrst act between Michaels and Don Use
ttrtcericks) was exauisitely sweet
~ the terzetto which occurs IN tba sac.
ond act. Miss shay's deep tones, 90 she
~, sAprehseu CsEmen's horror Of her appros ch-
ing death: which the cards foretoid. were
quite thrlliinEly rich and dramatic
Inc quintette IN the second act &be o,o
suns, by Carmen (siiss shay, Frsson,te
IPaullne Johnson. Mercedes CTcloisa RIs5orN
Don Carlos John Dunsmurel ana Re-,o3.
dado was a delicious bit of harmony and
shading. The last little duet between re
caInlllo and Carmen. IF Thou Lov'st NJ"
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GOULD DINING cARs
4 Rare Error In Colonel Hunters A.
Vertisemcnt.

y mare Error In Colonel Hunters AL
Vertisement,
mr' george D. Hunter, the nonrIa. Ia
passenger and ticket agent Of the Tnteraa
iohai aud Great Northern, called a, 49,.
ofnee Of The Post yesterday 70 cor,,,s,.
that some festive printer had "n,ea,. a., az
'ad' calling public attention 70 RI as
var seIFiee from Texas to st. Louis. his
famous OIL burners on all through psssens
ga rams etc Mr.. Hunter jokinglv ye-
marked; See the power Of the nri,+rr,
ne mas undoae my work Of months nosti
nave oeen trying TO impress travellers yg,th
'ne fact that our dining car service 4,
carte and that one can order spvtbln, -
a cup o. coffee TO the most co1,r1,.-,I.
6rfnch Invention, paying only for ,yb,t =,
"a f,Hs anu your printer, having avba,,.!tS
IN the word service Whit uollar mark
Ssustl ue 70 mean that N As a SaIis may
49, ~ - HAe some roads have In 800, Oh!
eofFse pssselgers 70 pay 81 FOR err y,
sLr hunter was correct r,o
SSItor ia mlStaking a dollar -, printer !
OF Sundavss nor occur again IN mon4b {
exeenf ~, suu no explanation Is poesibil /
As is well s was Just after pay day.9
az are operated on the iron =, Enlng I
and G gess Rac1c and the IateSna tIsalp
from Hoasto5n, orttae i viii operate %ar
rarv nTItston' beginning the drst 90 ~, Sa'
spesisI hhhihng cars are President S ~ ySn-
ordered tIbS ~ Ia. ana several months no he
S my cars costing $1,000 each fo- magma
q tie cars n9G Sse and s.. Louis. DeIvegy
Of the number iaS ., o e delayed on account
Il Cart. larry persons Meals are , Sea- car
Tor anytS aIa th ne guest can order ana nav
-lt T,n.ls ana vegetables IS on bsrs STOCK Or
We are j wai' ei are not Permitted to saw
ln ,, WHISTLES Of ali Minds te e Wines
irISS e ana aec mt holding Just one eFe6 "a
he decapte,rA ne guest IS permitted IN ipa ees
AZ present the Internatio,.,
Iogston1. %R ilcbte Sro1,a buffet car out Of
ming M car + attached at Tg eysr, ana the
~ Ts. tdhI r9gh 70 81. Louis. eA'iA4na ana
the train g Sats are placed n the middle
Oin Doth front ana rear. accessible ,
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DR.. LUNN'S SANITARIUM
NOW OCCUPIES OVER 5000 SQUARE
FEET OF SPACE.
II 10 Fully Equipped With the Most
Modern Electrical AppIiances-A Ten
Minute Inspection.

representative Of The Post made a ten.
Minute INSPECTION Of DR.. Lunn's sanitarlum
at oil Preston avenue Yesterday afternoon.
rather visit than an inspection. for the
wonders Of the Institution could not BIO
InoFoaGhlX inspected In ten days DR..
Lunn came TO Houston about six years ago
ana mas mdintained his reputation an a
pt4ctitioner His sanitarium had IN hum
pie beginning but 1t low occupies over
4osVVV square feet OF space. There mr.,
e'suIeeh rooms in the sanitarium and
tWeAy-one In the hospital department.
id n5te are russian Turkish and electro,
DatIs 4or women and men. an extensive
Sil4S and Operating room Inc latter =
SlIJ and eXcellently ventilated ana iigbtad
a anstr a IN are kept iu antiseptic cases
~ a. lne pAraphernalla and accessOrie.
OF wen equipped hospital and SANTA Ti,,T1
may De seen. Various diseases are ~
!ected to electrical treatment aud The ss1'J
$500 ~ 20 Suuipued with all the latest and
uost practical devices Tor use in dIoguosis
Suu surgery. The &.ray apparatus Ia rhs
tatsest IL the South and It works to ~
t a. ae reporter looked at the homes
~ MS hauds and arm. and looks,s .ios-f
through block Of wood 4xi i1cboe S@I,y
use OF TINS machine the heart can Ga snS1
$3.50 aIu 4Halposittons and diseases IA
, sIT.Su. ne lungs can be examined ANA
toHs uAptlon diagnosed In the eorIt, -
SufaUle stage Tumors and diseases ~
'A ~, internal organs are easily located.
,oue OF inc most interesting uf tbe MANI
electrical machines In the establIsbmcns +,
She swedish movement machine Tor Iocsan'
~ up ga joints, 'overeign treatment ~
rh9,umatism. The patient catches boid t ~
rest. e14He uoe5 the
RstI ne , eenltariqm Is also equipped with
PEI PEI hot air blast, IN appearance a cvijnl
get ulqer which the Tres are lighted ana
1Iue patent rolled into same on q fraro,SaSe
!, = ue temperature Inside the cyIInde- ~,
rs run up 70 500 or even 100 de--scs
T. ahrenhelt-twice tho temperature ~ NJ,
Hls water but there is no danger ds
screening or clustering the patient. sn Ul
econ y remarked 70 the reporter: Isn't tbat (
~ lGe place for an lnebrlatef" SnIsndid 1
NY sSults nave been obtained by the usa 81 /
THIS apparatus. 'N' use OF /
me establishment maintains its own Din
mg rooms and kitchen and patients -
~ ~ ca ior JUST us they would be 10 tbe 49,
1i,So-uaIe metropolitan hospital -09'
~ ne sdnltarlum Is IN charge OF D- n
W. Lunn' chief surgeon; DR.. .. d INN
M, car, nose and throat speclalIst. ~
liver ,iIer . Bar, house surgeon, and M. II -
evening. are maze every
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a HALLOWEEN AcclpENT.
Boy and a Pea Shooter Cause the lnIur
eli Nine Pannie

Boy and Pea Shooter Cause the Injury
Of Nine People.
Chicago. November Ia Io-year-old boy
celebrating Halloween with pesguu
oaused a collision between an electric car
and a patrol wogan last nigAt, In which
nine persons were more or leas seriouslY
Injured pea from his blower struck the
eye Of John Paul. mOtorman on a Fulton
Street electric car, Just as the car was
passing FRANKLIN street, and Paul, smart.
lns under the pain. clApped ais hands 70
Ills lace II was only for an Instant that
ne neglected the controller and the brake,
but IN that time the car crashed into the
LarTabee Street station patrol wagon that
was conveying two patients TO AJe Wash-
ington home. Tue patrol wagon was wreck.
Cd o. the Impact and ell Of the ave per.
sons riding 81 IL were injured. -Four per
sons In the car also were hurt
The police were unable t. learn the
Identity OF the boy whose pea blower
caused the accident
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cAR CANINE SERIOUS.

Ninety Per Cent Of Coal Mines Closed
on This Account
Pittsburg. Pa. November Fully 90 per
cent Of the coal mines In the Pittsburg asa
trlct are closed on account OF the shortagcs
rf cars The outlook for next week IS unl
usually gloomy. and II is believed nuu(
Der OF iron and steel mills viii be forced
90 suspend operations. OF the forty-sixi
mines along The Panhandle road hut sir
are being operated. IN
Reports OF coal operators show that OF
the honongaheia division Of the Pennsylli
yania road but per cent OF the cars neeil
ed to take care Of the product or the rulnee
IVES furnished this week
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rsiiroadi
company has but fow cars for coal ship,
lnents this week. the Baltimore and Ohio
has furnished but 10 per cent or Tho num-
Der required, aud on the Allegheny Valley
division Of the Pennsylvania IL per cent
OF the cars needed have been supplied Thei
xailrosd companies say they are doing Inc
coal companies. '-V
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PLANS OF ARDITRATORS.
After -Four Days Inspection They
viii Take a Recess.
Each SIDE MUST PREPARE ITS CASE.
The Commission Spent the Day inspect
Ing the Mines Near Wilkesssre.
Ne Unusual Incidents.

Scranton. Pa. November 1.-The srbi-
eratio1 commission which Is engaged In
eettllng the difference existing h1twesD the
anthracite coal operators and The nine
workers, decided today while on their
tour OF the Wyoming valley, 20 adjourn
maxi Thursday Until Friday. November IL
when the taking OF testimony VIII begin
IN this city.
! The czst four dsya Of next week Will be
takan up IN lnspectinR the mines and min
lag townn Of Hazleton. south TO tho end
a. The hard coal Media. Chairman Gray
said torlxht that the reason for tAki1g
rscAsH waH to give each aide time "
prepare tAeix case. and 70 xvs the Nom
bars or tho commission an onaSertunity TO
arrange THAR reports. The commissioners
ted that ths questions Involved are so
Important that any haste may work an
in5zrx - either aide Of the cantroTersy.
1whan the as6r3nEs Are bexnn week after
next Il "a the intention 70 have the miners,
who are considsrcd the plaintiffs, TO sub
nit their casa arsE The sixty.6eyen in
dlvtdnl operators VIII also be given - OBJ
portun!ty 70 DO heard. a. well as al the
Large coal companies
The ARBITRATOR spent the entire day Ia
and about the oity Of WnkesbarFe, visiting
enc mine and making tour % several
% the towns on the outRkirts OF the city.
DorzAuce coulery OF the Lehigh Valley
Coal company at North Wilkesbarre at
e:So s. u. Nearly two hours were spent
IN the nina. about $50 feet below the sur
face The mine "a a very gaseous onA. and
the commissioners and other members OF
their party were compelled 10 carry safety
lamps. There were no Epecizl incidents 81
the trip below ground
Today Was All saints pay, and 50 Is re-
EEiousiy observed By manT OF the for
eign-speaking mine workers. The company
ofncials drew the attention OF the commits.
Eioners to this enforced curtaNment ok-the
production OF coal.
After luncheon the party visited South
WukesbAEre, Ashley, SUGAR Notch aud
plymouth. inhabited principally by niue
workers. Whenever their private car
stopped the commissioners asked questions
Of the crowd which gathered about them
regarding rents and other living expenses. /
On the return TO Wllkesbarre the party |
Immediately boarded the train for ScrAu- I
too. The commission has not decided 1
whether Il will rive 70 the public tho /
statements before Il makes the award |
The arb!trators Will leave late Sunday 4
night for HaGleton
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THE LAND OF DREAMS.

The twilight deepens the shadows creep
The moonlight qUivers IN silent beams,
And silent we step 10 the boat OF sleep
And drift 10 the shsdowy land Of dreamN
on, mystic ihnd. where the dead return,
Aud warm tips cling 80 the deathless kiss.
And the years arc not, and tho weary
learn
Taat anguish dies In the arms OF bliss
Afag 80 that holy, unknown land,
Ambition gathers the flowers OF fame
And Fortune reaches her golden wand,
And pure and white IS the soul Of shame.
The shackles fail from the prisoner there.
The peasant sits on the throne a king;
The blind eyes open to all that's fair,
And deaf cars hear and dumb lips sing.
Dreamsi Who can ten what messengers
stray
Around Us all In tho hush Of night,
When the form lies still ss the soulless
clay,
And we follow ourselves through love and
ughtf
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RalIway strkn rb,.a...l

s,'-. u'caso' November 1.-Two big railroad
n,, atssls are threatened With strike nv
- ooiiermakers ana other werk.
men I,sn employed In their shops and round.
e sUsses and ne Chicago and Alton ana chi.
ana uniess tbssstn illinois are the roads
sfrJi,o Hsh before the end IL next veet =,
st o5e probably viii be called "'eA
Of VOL o,u s M men viii be thown ont
MA, Sne demands OF the unions ~ ssi saht
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A New Rice Harvester.

Mr.. J.. A. Robertson. the wen knoFi
railroad contractor, who has charge u ~
construction or the southern Patfnei
Caney Valley extension. Is having bull.
large rice harvester by the McCormiei
harvester company Of Chicago. me ofnf
nary rice harvester, pulled BY mules o.
horses, cuts only a six,foot sWath. "
hooertson's improved machine will cut ~
elghteen-foot swath, and the wheels whifl
support tho knives will be made OF alum
mum. Inc machine will be pulled oy fuui
horses ana the mechanism win be Operates
Win gasoline. This Is the nrst machin.
ot TIE Kind IN Texaa, ana II IL said % y
tne nTpt % IA tyre n the United atafel'
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llr. PAM R,o,,tisr
Mr.. Pickert Honotsd

shortly before the Southern Pacific LAST
and immigration agents special pulled OIL
Tor the North last night at 1850 Assls;lsf
Seneral Passenger Agent T. J. Anderse
70 neat little speech on behalf Of th.I
agents presented Mr. Fred c. Ptckert. AiI
handsome gold watch as a token of apprei
cisuon for his excellent management 81
tne excursion. Mr.. Pickert was taken coUl
great that he could not make an extsndei
speech. The watch was very handsomsl
one, having an inscription, IF, c. p" eii
me outside and IF, c. Plckert, from thsl
Southern Pacific Land and Immlgratia
Agents, October, 1902" on the inside Of ta
Mr., Plckert has charge OF the Northen
agents and 1t was mainly due TO his enoEr
that the excursion 10 Texas was such II
grand success.
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EnuIreera m sesslon

TaiVeston' Texas November THE board
OF army engineers, consisting OF Colonel
Auuhs' Major Derby and Captain Judsop.
- sun engaged in making its Investigation
into the advisability OF the government con-.
neeuag with the Galveston county sea wall
as wen as the matter Of improving Trinity
., ne i,s beard VII not make any expression
that TN aEu .S here, but It Is understood
i'i- Tor the improvement OF Fy,n i1S
A. ~ 1Ie plans proposed by Colonel Ricba
~ 20 Enat tae board VIII determine 81 ~
ips Win a ~ % the government connect.
toS5i,.u me galveston sea wall ana ev
senuine u so as to protect its properf1 ~,
leaked out. findings have
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Weather 3. nerta 60.

SS'1eston' Texas November The ,ssps
OF the weekly climate and eron hnne., 10 - !.
,s.n. = s4as section Of the weather bureau
's.ueu Tor the week ending October 81
T,ll.a the series for 1902, and Section
to i SiscG,s bowie has notified correspondent
IN communication eTbresses bi me director
ss,rist OF the efficient ana jnTgins
81 We rendered by the crop oie
Syaljshiou s tt and trusts thar they viii M
lot tue season OF 1908. Oe
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
TWO WHITE WEN HAVE BEEN
JAILED.
They Are Charged With Stealing Tools,
Mortuary Report for the Past Week.
Weather Reports Have Ceased.

Galveston. Texas November 1.-Chare 8
OF burglary and theft were lodged today
against two white men They are charged
with having stolen some drills, ratchets.
etc. from boat here some two months
ago. These two men we're arrested Thurs.
day night on 3 charge OF fast ana rockies,
aflvlnS' AS they were driving IN buggy
they had borrowed" FOR the occasion ~
recorder fined them s25 6plec.. wncn
searched a quantity or iewelry WIS found
"a "a thelT possession. THIS iewelry was later
ascertalned 20 have been the Iroper+v -
George Schwartz, who - ducts bnsineqS
on Iweuty-hfth and Winnie. Scbwartz's
9Iouse was broken iuto a few nights AGO and
stN,s.ly 20 me probable vaiga II $50 va
stolen. Some OF the tools tl.t yysr,- stoi =,
&ron the boat have also been recovered
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major = W. Cave, one Of Houston., ho..
hnown citizens. is stiil touring The P.c,ec
coast, he was In San Francisco on oc,a-
per 81 after having Iourneyed from los
n nnges sr ~ ths south. to Portland. n the
OF interest. He has now, turned ~ p, svas
eastward; but will visit Fresno snd ~ ~
f Sekess9 sS OIL region. He writes 10 '
Is claiming everything HIS se sery ooly
sIs aainhsh me-, Mr. and Mrs. T0ury House
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JOINT AGENCY ESTABLISHED.
Mr.. h. a, Paine TO Handle Local Trade
OF Two Large Concerns.

Mr.. h. 4. Paine 70 Handle Local Trade
OF Two Large Concerns.
Joint agency for the sale ~ ,ha -.
ucts OF two Of the largest fnrr az pron
me United States has been establSsbeS ~ 4,
tHis CITY ana VIII be under tho euner,-is, -
OF Mr; II; A. Paine, for ire MAST - ~
years IN charge ~ the mlchinerv SanS,
hn rIt or W. Heitmann & Co. and u-bo
niant. US ,''en some or the largest pumping
plants 10 be represented In m me
IHE' Faine are the Erie City Iron vvort,. -
Lti, "a, ana the Norris MocSina w.
bhldWinsville, n. Y, the forvner ~
1elhE one OF the most eTtonsira ,,a- .n
aneJuL.Is ~ thls country ~ bcjiera ga
builds fully 90 per cent Of fbe Ne NJ M M winch
gai pumps used by the goye-1n5s Ieu THU ~
"a =, a'euslVe Dredging operations. Tbi, a. ~
on on 2 special order recently c,rnniats, I'm IN
Oncie sam two II the largest SAM n,,,I TT
~ nIauH Tor use 10 NV York horhIr
etsr ms us5ng forIy-eight inches In dIsm
eltr; me Norris Machine cor,n. -, W .ll III
established 10 1894 and has nl H5psany was
ltal stock OF S5000O0. The Tr5o ~ rap-
WorKs was established In 1870 and oi
lssIgest concern In tho United gtsta. 70
y curing boilers and engines az az LII A.
~ sihes, from the smsil 81 10 The lar,',.ts
80. 80 1es III niohtnly capacit~ for rnr,,inl5 ~.
build ANYTHING from ni9In stineS, Thev
80 70 me highest grade useS IN eiae.., ri
= ~ MS company has a paJd NJ sa, ~ y !,
't1tk u SlUnW0. Mr. P7fne atri, S SptaI
large iot " new machinery on b.aSV gas
b,ri.ai 20 In1ke estimates mon ths M
n anT s,sa ipInent Tor ar irrigatinF Mart
~ Associated with sim ~ rye II NAV
Arnim 1nd Mr.. A. M. Wa..,- r. p.
'nown Houstorisns. po'n Well
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Mariana Renuhlirana cnnfd.n.

Baltimore. November The campaign
closed tonight with democratic and repub-
hean leaders expressing confidence. The
election win only be for congressman. The
present delegation Of SIX representatives IS
sondly republican. noapartisan estimate
would probably give the republicans three,
the democrats two and one IN doubt
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GRAN FIRM BANkRupr

Inc President Of the Comoanv So.
Out a Brief Notie ss'y sends
New Orleans. November -prs.,.,..
= o'g ', q the =. j. ohdendahl com.
pans. pm'Ied' one Of the largest grain.e4.
s ~, lFms u TIE United states. las i /.
snsa ne following circular to IL. gam
We regret very much "a h,v. -,
s1s sl ~, eur arm e forced into nsg,S et,s
W. ~.. nc be able to pay its nehsi.,Isosa
further ef ags.y ~ the reccsslty Of mskiar
Our business has Been ny s5e Painful
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RAILWAY MERGER AN ISSUE.
Governor Van SAINT Has Worked Viaor-
ously for Success.

Governor Van SAINT Has Worked Vieor-
ously for Success.
81 Pau MINI, November I.-Governor
Van SAINT, the republican candidate for re.
election has made his campaign largely
on the question Of an Endorsement Of his
ACTON In opposing the so-ealled railway
nieIser' The democrats have devoted al.
most their entire efforts 70 the election OF
L A. Roslng as governar, and their cam
palsn has been the hardest they have but
IortA In Minnesota for many years. 10.
night lds GahlrIaan Jamison OF the republican
III, W., tSe claimed that the entire repnb
y -SSe ~, 'lSAet would be elected by az leqst
$500 plurality, but. on the other hama
, S11all liaA suck Of the democratic com,
~ sl.''gs, made q claim for Ike pluraIifg
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