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, 1902-11-07
The Election on Five Mile Beach.

AT the election on Tuesday, Nov. A,
1902, Congressman Gardner, Republi-
AN, of Atlantic City, was elected for a
fifth term from the new Second dis
trict, embracing the counties of Bur
lington, Atlantic, Cumberland and
Cape May, being the first election held
since the formation of the new con-
gressional district. The entire Repub-
lican ticket in Cape May county was
elected by unprecedented pluralities.
Lewis M. Crosse, of Ocean City, was
reelected Assemblyman for the third
term of one year. e. Clinton Hewitt,
of Cape May Court House, was elected
Surrogate for a second term of five years.
John d. Craig, of West Cape May, and
Chas. H. Clouting, of Sea Isle City,
were elected The %pluralities
of Assemblyman Crosse and Surrogate
Hewitt range in the neighborhood of
1900.
On Five Mile Beach the Republican
candidates received the following
pluralities:
Gardner, Congress, 155
Crosse. Assembly. 1875
Hewitt, Surrogate, l49
Mile Beach:
ANGLESEA.
Borough Clerk E. NJ. Shivers, Asses
sor Thomas Corson, Ellsworth e. Hew-
lit and John Taylor had charge of the
election at Anglesea and received and
counted the vote. There were 81 names
on the register and SO votes were cast.
o CONGRESS.
John J. Gardner, Rep, So
Thomas A. Cash, DEM, Is
Marion r. Owen, Prohibition, 2
Gus Hilton, l
ASSEMBLY,.
Lewis NJ. Crosse, Rep, Al
Matthew Jefferson, DEM, Is
Edgar Page Sites, Pro-,
SURROGATE.
K. Clinton Hewitt, Rep, 81
William Porter, Dem, 10
John w. Smith, Pro-, |
CORONER e to be electedA-
yyohn d. Craig, Rep, 80
Charles II. Clouting, Rep, ~
DR.. Nathan A. Cohen, DEM, AZ
Albert Gilbert, DEM, II
Jesse Conver, Pro-, l
William H. kimsey, Pro-,
George Maeir, |
WILDWOOD.
The Wildwood election was conduc-
ted by Chas. H. Simmerman, w. H.
Washburn, Chas. A. McWilliams and
H. S. Quimby, who received and coun-
ted the vote. There were 121 names on
the registry list, n voter getting a
transfer to Holly Beach. Only IS votes
were cast, eve more than a year ago
when a governor was elected. Two
hollotS wara raiectad
, 1902-11-07
Wildwood School Report.

Pupils at the Wildwood public school
received the following averages for the
month of October:
PRINCIPALS ROOM.
Lena Washburn, 50; Florence John.
son, 81; Pauline VanHorn, So; Harold
Hilton, 81; Alta Ryan, 88; Smith Cor
son, 81; Norman Ryan, So; May In
gersoll, 80; Floyd Hewitt, 81; Jessie
Smith, "a; Owen Wright, 80; Edna
Pettibone, so; Edith Kalbach, 95; How
ard Blaker, 80.
MARY l.. Brooks, teacher.
INTERMEDIATE.
Willie Graw, SO; Josias Cobb, So;
Raymond Siebert, 81; Rosalie Wash
burn, SO; Stella VanHorn, So; Willie
Blaker, SO; Velma Smith, 86; Jean
Allen, So; Emma Siebert, 80; Leslie
Wright, SO; Lewis Garrison, SO; Pearl
Selah, "a; Norris Witzzell, 81; Kenneth
Ryan, SO; Mary Cross, 81; Maud Cross,
81; Bertha Ingersoll, IS; Helen Siebert,
80; Earl McWilliams, 76.
There are now As pupils enrolled in
both roOms.
HESTER M, FORCUM, teacher.
, 1902-11-07
West Jersey 4 Seashore Railroad
Anglesea Branch

Schedule in Effect October 1, 1909.
, 1902-11-07
William e. Ze11er,
Counsellor at Law

Agent for Royal Insurance Co., etc.
WE1zg
SSoliciGof and Master in Chancery.
Prompt and careful attention to- Real
Estate and Law business on Five Mile Beach.
Fire Insurance placed in reliable COM
panies,
Office In Ocean Villa WILDWOOD, N. J.
r I'll Drexel Building, Philadelphia.
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Wdblerz8 egiftrirmng.

6ierourb miro betannt gentadt,
bdB ib Die Bidder meires Mmtes far
Die &egiitrirung auer Stimmgeber
uun San Nntonio, 8erar gountD,
3era6, benz @eieb entlprebeno am
erlten Oienitae i'm Wtonat Oftober
1902 erDffnen tperoe. @S lit oas Der
Z. Sftober uuo meme Office befinbet
lib I'M County 6urtbaus am Wain=
Bla5n. Die Office miro 20 Gage
lang, Die SDnntaae auSgenommen,
BON 8 (abt) ubr 8ormittaes big INN
s (abt) ubr Ibenos ieoen Gag pffen
9ebalten perben ibis gum 80. Of
0ierour6 erlude i9 ale 9ieienis
gen, pelbe iib reaiitriren laiien pol-
len, in Der @eiie pprbereitet gu foms
men, oaB iie nibt nur ben 9amen,
lonoern audi ben Nanen Der Strabe,
in Der lie mDbnen unb lire 6auss
hummer anaeben f6nnen, lDtpie bic
8abl oeS Gpuntps 8recinfts, 81 benz
tie 9ebDren, oa oaour6 unnDtbiqe
Ser56aerungen permieoen ueroen
uno bic &eeiltration m6glidlt prompt
BON STEELE geben tam.
S. U. 6 bapa,
8a6l. &eaiitrator BON 8erar Guuutn.
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Die gaeespreiie bat aliD i'm lebz
ten SabrSebnt einen geraoeau pbanDz
menalen Nuhbmung genDmmen.
uebrigens bat itb Der Gldgang
Der Sahbldtter feineSnegS AUDI auf
Die biuigen Magasine eritreft.
Danf Dem enDrmen 2eiebebIrfniB
bes amerifaniiden BDlfes beitanben
pielmebr-1S90 1874 Mpnatsl1rifz
ten nit 19, 624, 038 outage; 1890
1917 MDnatslhriften nit 30, 519,897
Nuflage = 10 baB oieie @attung Der
periDbiihen 8reiie alio einen nod
grDBeren @rfolg auf5umeiien bat als
Die 9~aaespreiie. 8esialib Der leB=
terert peroient aber nod @rmdbnung,
baB Die Notwithstanding betrug
1890: 1910 @remplare; 1900: 6271
@remplare, alio Die Iuflaee Der
8ldtter li@ in oerielben 4eit nod
I'M mebr als burbibnittlih Is Bro=
gent permebrte, mdbreno Der lire
.3abl UNI mebr als elm 9rittel au=
nabm.
@Dn Der pDlitiiben Breiie erlhies
non ~.
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@irft allie Wpramsiagmmgem iiber ben
6aufen.

S. s. 9uebes mar elm &anbioat
fir oas Imt oes Sbabmeiiters in
9u Bont, @a.. aber es tuuroe ib!n
nprauseelagt, oaB er feline ie6s
Mpnate mebr leben puroe. gr lit
I9pn felt 3 Sabren an einem 2un=
eensNbiceB. Sein 2eben bling NUT
nod an einen Saben, als er bon
"Dr. Kings New Discovery"
fir Shmtnbiudt bDrte. @r perz
luhte bafielbe uno nuroe lblieBlib
gebeilt, 10 oaB ale iene 8orausia=
gungen iiber ben 9aufen eepDrfen
uuroen. Sc miro pp1itin aarantirt
fir 6alsz unb 2ungenleioen BON
S. &alteber & Subn. @ep. 5. s.
Sbmitt. @i9entbimer, unb 80.
DreiB, 9rDguiiten. 8reis so Gents
unb $1.00. Brpbeflaibe fret.
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Uabet bQbet Die JafDraane I'M
lebten Sabrsebnt an 3abl meiit
abgenommen, ndmli9 Die religiDlen
um II BrDaent, Die meoi5inllben
UNI 9.0 8rpsent, Die fir 9ebnif
uno Sngenieurnelen I'm 20 BrDz
gent, Die fir 2ogen uni Z BrDsent
uno Die fir @eieqIhaft unb 9unit
INN ~ HrO5ent. Dem itebt Elm emit
mer 8umabs Der 9aeespreiie eeeen=
iber, Der iib in folgenoer 3ablenz
rethe befunoet:
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gotol. 14,901 1920
Danab lit Die beutibe Breiie
atuar INNER nGbit Der in Der 2anoeS=
prabe eribeinenben Breiie elm uihz
tiger uno entI9ieoen ni1t su uber=
iebenoer SaftDr, aber lie befinbet iib
Offenbar i'm &iidaange, entlpreheno
Der aemaltigen @bbe, welhe Die
oeutlbe ginnanoerun9 aufmeiit.
Sic tbeilt oaS Sbidial Der franaDfis
den 8reiie, Die iebt auf menie mebr
ais 5pei Drittel ibres Beitanbes
BON 1880 5uradauieben permaa.
Nuf Der anberen Seite iino Die ipani.
iben, italieniiden, gang DEFENDERS
aber Die itanoinapiiden 8ldtter in
Der 8unabme begrihen. 2ebtere
@riheinung lit I'm 10 a%uffdaieer,
alS Die 3abl Der ginuanoerer aus
Sbmeben, @ormegen unb Ddre=
mart feinesme9s oielelbe Bruareis
fion aufrpeiit mie Die ibrer Oreaue.
Cine b6hft eigenartiae grIbei-
nung lit bas Muftauben elmer bebrdi=
ihen besiebungsmeile bebrdiib oeut=
ihen Breiie, Die in SEEM gorf na-
mentlib NIT bebeutenben Nufagen
oebiitirte. Dieie erfldrt iif aus Der
iioiihen Maiieneinmanoerune Der
lebten Sabraebnte CUR @eniiee. Spl-
len bod Der Semiih @orlo sufolge
i'm Stem gDrfer v@betto" aIei, iebt
etwa 600, 900 Ssraeliten pDbnen.
Sc lit ihmer 81 iagen, ob es iib
NIT bieier Brefie um cine mebr porz
iibereebenoe Hbaie banoelt, Doer Db
fie iib meiter ausbreiten miro. Die
3%eitungen NIT bebrdiihen 9ppen mus
then Seoen. Der iie gum erlten Mtale
iiebt. b66it %eiaenartig an. 9batz
ldhli6 lift lire 8erbreitung auf oas
r@betto" beibrdnft, unb auBerbalb
oeS lebteren eiebt eS rtur @eniee,
Die tie Gberbaupt gu leien perm6een.
Gum Shluiie lei nod ertpdbnt, oaB
lie cine oeutihe 3eituna entIiel:
1880 auf 3068 Seelen oeutlher
a~bltammun9; 1890 auf 3698 See
len oeutiher I~bitammuna; 1900 auf
1918 Seelen oeutiber N%bitammuna.
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ipielte iib iebob auf Dem Iusltels
l~ungsplabe unb auar i'm Wulifpaoil=
lpn oes aroBen interchangeable
bes ab. 6ier muroe Der Nbmiral
Dffisien begriBt unb nabbem er cine
grtpioerungsreoe eebalten, nurbe
ibm als Inoenfen an leinen Belub
IN San NntDniD Elm Selgemalbe, Die
NlamD oarfteueno, iberreidt.
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8radb in ieim 0ams elm.

9. Sc Quinn in gapenoiib, ST.,
puroe ourb einen tidil9en ueber=
fall BON broniiber @eritDpfung ieie
rier bis6erigen guten @elunbbeit be-
raubt. Qls aber Semanb linn DIR.
Kings New Life Pills" eeraoesu
aufordn9te, oa tuar's nit leinen 2ei-
ben porbei uno iebt lit er ooaitdnoie
interchangeable. Sene 8iaen perz
ben garanttrt 8u baben fir 25
Gents bel S. 8alteper & Sobn,
@eo. S. s. S6mitt, gigentbamer,
uno 30. 9reiB, Droguiten.
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@abl Mu5eisen.

s ur county miildr
oeS3 3. Brecinftes.
8ir iinb a~utpriiirt. Serrn gmil
8ed ais 8anbioaten fir bas Nmt bes
COUNTY : 8Dmmiiiars bes 3. 8reeinftes
af1auaeiaen.
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uHerlet.

XIV uSbu ~*kt6ttto ~AH wv
N~usiteIung uuroe eldnaenb gefeiert
unb mar elm eanser @rfpla. Mm
8prmittae maren lbon ale Wbples
iale : 9duier eeiblDiien uno am
@a9mittag folgten Die &etailbduler
10 baB Die Stabt nie ausgez
itorber mar. Ser Belu1 Der Nus=
ftelune tuar riefie, ba Die freiee=
mproenen Mngeiteaten Die @eleeen=
belt mabrnabmen, ben Gag bort au=
aubrineen.
- SIN Meneer SDtel itarb am
MittuD1 Mbeno Die Satin bes rei=
hen Stem gorter 8rauers @ilbelm
@bret. sic tam nit ibrem @atten,
ibrem Irat. Or. 8. @ebb, unb suei
Observation-Disclosures am Wittmph
Worger bier an. 5rau gbret ionte
ibrer @eiunobeit ueeen ben 6erbit
in Colorado Springs, Colorado,
5ubringen, oDb eleih am Gage III
rer Mntunft, am WDntae, batte fie
auf Der StraBe einen Sbnmabtsan-
fail uno es aeiate fib, baB Die Dame
ben 0Dbeerao rlibt pertrager fonrte.
go rietb Or. @ebb CUR ibleuniger
Nbrei1e nab San MntDnio, tpo Die
8atientin ben @inter iiber perbleis
ben iolte. ODD mar Die &eiie urtz
fonft. Srau @bret ftarb mod am
Gage ibrer Nnfunft. Die 2eiGe
tpurbe iiber Colorado Springs, tuo
Die &inoer Der Samilie peilen, nad
Nem gorf suriifgebrabt.
= 0err Boron Mar Sppenbeim,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2egatipnsratb in
4airo. beebrte unS nit leinem 8ez
iub.
- griber BrDs. baben Die
ibDnfte Nusmabl in @Dloz unb Sil=
bers, iopie WeKerIhmieos @aaren.
- @ir batten bas Bergniigen,
Die folgen6en 0erren, nelbe our
Gatr rab San Mntonio eefommer
marert, in unlerer- Office gu begrii=
Ben: SuliuS Sbramm pDn Granger,
8rdiibent Der Shlesmig : 6pliteins
2Dge SEQ. 202, su tpelder Der Nbmi=
raj Sblep als gbrenmitglieb ae=
bort, g. g. Sitting, ebenfans BON
Granger, $. Meier bon BaleItine
uno Ben Sabian, ben 6erausgeber
Der in Dallas erlbeinenoen lanb=
pirtbjbaftliben 8eitung nGelb unb
GlurA. Die 6errer1 iprehen iih
auBeroroentlih befrieoiet aus NIT
Naem, tpas iie bier gu ieben betom<
men baben.
- SIN Santa &o1a 9Dspital Itarb
Srau Warie Datbe i'm Nlter BON 81
Sabren.
= Die Staats > Nf5ociatiun Der
8ddermeiiter Eat in ihrer bier abge-
baltenen SabresfDnpentiDn Die fol-
genoen Beamter erpGblt: Sames
Baile, San Gntpnip, 8rd1ioent; S.
S. Slider, 6oufton, Bice : Brali=
bent; O. S. Steere, Dallas, Setre=
tdr; @iniam 2angsbprff, San In=
tonio, Sbabmeifter. Das @recu>
tius &omit6 beftebt aus ben 6erren:
s. $. @imbel, San NntpniD; SO.
g. Calhoun, Sort @ortb; $. SO.
Dieb, 8rDmnmoDb; s. 6. Bfeiffer.
San NntoniD; u. Wangeu, Deniz
i'm. Die ndbite &Dnpentipn finbet
in 6ouiton fiat.
Durb lire 8uperldifiefeit bas
ben fib bic Suueliere, @ebrnoer|
Griber. einerl beneioensmertben
&uf eruorben. Wer bel ibnen fault,
miro gut unb reef bebient.
Die West Texas Medical
Association bielt am Donnerstag
bier lire 26. Sabresperlammlung
ab, Die NIT einem groBartigen 8an=
tett i'm Menger 6otel iblDB.
inner Bilbbauer Jrant Teid
bat ben Inftras erbalten fir Die iriz
ihen @eieaihaften in 0ouiton, bas
Did Domling Wunument ber5us
itelen.
Cine Nusftenung fir
ftH If ma Monroy4(noor Sor NJ n
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Rm 0erinietbe,t

Cine aerdumise Office i'm oberen
Stodwerf oes Sreie 8reiie : Sc
bduoes, SEQ. 216 Oft Commerce
StraBe. 0ah5ufraeen in Der Office
Der uTreien Breife".
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9 er Der Nu8tel.

8eiuber Der Muste1=
iino freunolidlt eingelaoen,
Die Supeliere @ebriioer grtber,
304 Weltzg Commerce : StraBe, nit
ibrem 8eiude gu beebren uno Die
elan5enoe Guslaae BON Sufpelen aller
@rt, 8olos uno Silbers8 aaren, ioz
uie Tancp : Nrtifeln etc. in Iugen=
ihein gu nehmen.
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Die 3abl Der &eferenbare be-
true am 1. Guauit in BreuBen s..
319. Sbre Sabl bat fih ieit 1890
nabesu perooppelt.
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Sic anerifaniibe Yrefie.

Die Nrt uno @eiie, tpie bic @rsebs
niiie oes aroBen Genius ppm Sabre
1900 1eitens bes nit ben grbebunsen
betrauten Nn,tes in @aibinaton fapi=
telpeiie perDHentli6 neroen, bat ben
eroBen Sprtbeil, baB Die ueberfiae
oes Materia[s, mie ionft bel berar=
tigen 8ublifationen, Die einselnen
@egenitdnoe ni6t notbmenbig in
ben 6intergruno treten ldBt. Sp
erbalten mir iebt duBerit lebrreibe
9aten, mie ii6 int lebten Sabrsebnt
bes ne~un5ebnten Sabrbunoerts Die
amerifanilbe Brelie entmidelt bat,
Die ibon bel Der Sabrbunoertspenbe
Die duBerit aniebnlide 3abl BON 49,
226 periooiiben gerDffentliduneen
erreibt bate. gon oieier @elammtz
5abl maren:
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Cine Nustenung fir
fi6 lit oaS @aarenlager Der 8 e.
brioer griber, bic als Supe>
liere i'm Weiten obenan iteben.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-30
STRIKER IS GIVEN
Sentence IN JAIL .
Judge Administers Severe Lecture
to Charles r. Palmer, Who Was
Convicted of Rioting.

Charles r. Palmer OF East st. Louis.
walking delegate OF the Carpenters Union
In that city, was yesterday sentenced to
serve sixty days in the county jail on a
charge of rioting Palmer was convicted OF
the charge by jury in the Circuit Court
last Saturday and Judge NJ. w. Scnaefer
pronounced the sentence to-day, refusing
to grant the motion for a new trial.
In delivering the sentence. Judge Schaefer
took occasion TO give Palmer Il lecture
Judge Schaefer told Palmer that the resi-
dents of st. Clair County believed in
trades unions and thought that they were
an excellent thing for the workingmen
However, those who differed with unions
Were entitled TO Just the same protection of
the law that the union men were and the
fact that n man was a nonunion man DID
not give Palmer or any one else the right
to assault that man.
Judge Schaefer told Palmer that no mat
ter what the object that was to be attained.
violence would not be tolerated. The Judge
had no objection to the walking delegates
of the unions using moral suasion to In
duce nonunon men to io!n their ranks, but
laws which give every citizen, no matter
what his occupation or station in life,
equal protection.
William Hartman and Henry Hirth, who
were convicted with Palmer. were fined S25
and costs each. Judge Schaefer said that
Palmer was the leader, and that his pun
ishment was the heavier on that account.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-30
WILL BUILD 1000
HOUSES IN MISSOURI
Entry of Federal Lead Company
May Bring 10000 Persons
to the State.

Nearly 1000 residences will be erected in
the Flat River district of Missouri by the
Federal Lead Company, which has already
acquired 1900 acres of mineral land and
invested several million dollars in that
section. The houses are to be occupied by
employees.
President David Guggenheim of the Gug
genheim Exploration Company. which owns
the Federal Lead Company. said last night
at the Planters Hotel that. besides these
houses. which are to be built by the COM
pany. many of the employees will build
houses of their own. The company has
built already the town of Leadington.
Several other towns are projected. In all.
1t Is expected that the exploitation of this
section will bring there 10000 persons, some
from the Joplin district but more from
other parts of the United States.
The Guggenheim interests represent all
together about $60.e00,090. being allied with
the Whitney-Ryan syndicate. Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.. and the American Smelling and Re
filming Company. How much will be spent
by this combination in Missouri. or how
much more land will be acquired. Mr. Gug-
genheim declined last night to state. AL
ready the greatest smelling plant in the
Mississippi Valley is being constructed at
Alton. Refining plants have been built at
Irondale and Leadington. An office has
been established in the Union Trust build
ing, tina. st. Louis may be made the dis
tributing point for this section of the
country.
Mr.. Guggenheim said last night that there
was no intention of monopoiZing the lead
output of Missouri, as there was sufficient
field here for all those interested.
With President David Guggenhefm on his
Western tour of inspection came his broth
er, S. r. Guggenheim, managing director OF
the Guggenheim Exploration Company,
William C. Whitney. who is director in
that company. and in the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company, and Harry
MACEDONIA. who is also interested in the
great lead combination.
The Guggenheims will proceed from St.
Louis to Colorado and Utah., inspecting
large properties in both these places. Whit
ney and MACEDONIA have gone to Lexington,
KY, to look over SIr. Whitney'S stable, be-
fore returning to New York
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-30
Minnesota Governor Says He Will
Enforce Law Against North
ern Securities Company.
INSTRUCTION BY PHOTOGRAPH.
Alton Adopts Innovation for
Training Employees - Warren
j. Lynch Becomes G.. p. A.
of Four Distinct Lines.

St Paul. Jan. 2s.-Governor Van SAINT to-
Dan replied to the petition from Minneapolis
business men, who asked him to cease his
fight on the so-called railroad merger. The
letter Is addressed to Janney. Semple. Hill
& CO., and the Governor says:
I beg to acknowledge receipt of a petit
ton from you and numerous other gentle
men doing business in the city OF Min
neapolis, proposing that no immediate
action be taken against the Northern Sc
curities Company and that a fair oppor-
tunity for testing by experience whether
good or evil will come from that company.
THE consolidation of the Northern Pa
cihc and the Great Northern Railway COM
panies through the organization of the
Northern Securities Company is clearly a
violation of the State statutes.
II obligated myself when l was inaugu-
rated Governor of the State to enforce the
laws thereof.
1T is my bounden duty to prevent, If
possible, the consolidation referred to, be-
cause such consolidation is in violation of
the clear and unmistakable provisions of
the law on the statute books for over 4
quarter of a century. Not only is the letter
of the law, but also a settled policy of this
State against the consolidation of parallel
and competing railroad lines. Competition in
the matter Of rates always has been and
ever will be beneficial TO the people, and no
specious argument or statement from those
desiring to do away with such competition
Is sufficient to meet plain facts derived from
common experience.
However, the question of whether the
law is wise or unwise does not confront me.
1.-The law exists and has been violated /;
my duty is plain.
at, therefore. must respectfully decline to
comply with the requests contained in your
petition, and shall continue as vigorously
Is possible to vindicate the laws of our
State"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-30
RAILROAD NOTES.
Frisco Statement - Appointments -
Wage Agreement.

The Frisco comparative statement Of ap-
proximate earnings for the third week in
50; July to eG present.. 81 Sill sos % is7 s5 an
increase of LASS 45S.S5. Mileage operated
in 1902. s.2ol.4s. against 2.SS6.O3 in 1901
"A C. Shaw, general agent of the passen-
Railway; the 500 Route the Marquette
Route. China and Japan Mail Line, the
Canadian-Australian line. etc, headquarters
in Chicago. WAS in st. Louis yesterday Mr.
Shaw's road is looking up settlers for Cana
dian SOIL w-ch they can have for little or
nothing. he says.
&C. Millard. general manager of the Chi
cago. Peoria and st. Louis, with headquar-
ters at Springfield, ILL.,, and Chairman Dun
can of the Board of Directors were in ST.
Louis yesterday.
It: ]: Fitzgerald. passenger and ticket
agent OF the Katy at Kansas City, was in
st. Louis yesterday.
Official announcement by circular has
been made or the appointment by the Louis
vile. Henderson and St. Louis OF E NJ.
Womack as city passenger agent at Louis
vile. vice II. l.. Armstrong. transferred,
and by the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas
of w. H. Firth as general passenger and
ticket agent or the road, vice c. B. Sloat,
resigned.
"A committee representing the enginemen
and trainmen Of the Chicago Great Western
has concluded lengthy conference with
the officials Of that line regarding certain
inequalities in pay, and 1t is reported a sat
isfactory adjustment was agreed upon 1t
Is Qeiitu now tnaC tnere Is a general move
ment among railway employees on CHICAGO
lines looking toward demand for increased
compensation
In denial of reports, the Erie says that
there will be no change in the osganiza-
tion of its passenger traffic department.
and that the soliciting force will not be en-.
larged.
"A. J.. Smith. secretary of the American
Association Of General PASSENGER and
Ticket Agents. has called meeting of that
organization at the Waldorf-Astoria New
York, February IS. to discuss the PROPOSE
ton to abolish the insurance feature os
the society.
President Spencer of the Alabama Great
Southern announces that W. ]. Murphy has
been appointed general manager, vice +,
S. Cannon, resigned: NJ. F. Moiloy, auditor.
vice A. II. Plant, resigned; Charles Patton,
assistant treasurer. mir. Murphy will be in
charge of both the operating and traffic de-
partments.- w. c. Rinearson. general pas
senger agent of the c.. N. o. & I. p, will
be made general passenger agent of the A.
g. s. L. Sewer general freight agent of
the A. G. S.. will continue in that position
Superintendent Of Telegraph Lang of the
ton with the A G. s.
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