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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31

Of II. s. Reardon. president OF the Grand Island
Fishing Club, at the club reserve on the Illinois
for Miss Louise Beecher OF Newark. o.. who Is
ths guest Of Miss kena G9orEe OF TINS city ~.
city, state president Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
erick =. sanford Of Chicago will be celebrated
Wednesday evening. September -. in the First
Ter OF 3ir. and Mrs. . 9 George of Springfield.
MI: sanford Is a conyeyanGeT OF Chicago
Charles Owen Of Chicago is visiting his parents.
The Helping Hand Circle OF Kings Daughters
aLsernoo9 ana spent the time sewing Tor IN
Mrs. B. y. Fdmonson is in Seymour. O.. visit
Colonel J.. j. BTinkernoF has returned from a
Mrs. 4, L. Hereford entertained the members
Of the our Masters Helpers Circle of Kings
Colonel J. :. Lord and wife have returned from
Colonel and Mrs. James r. b. Van Clease OF
thIS city at their sumner home: c.-o,. ..
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. e d. Roberts.
s MsS q ff1[Is S1ntrali Oh tnlS eity and MSS Editn
from a trip through YeIlowstons Park.
the event was dttingiy celebrated at a family
sfTasf Wor held "a at her residence on North Eifth
The wedding. Of Mr.. Allen T. cass and Miss
day evening at the home Of the brides mother.
Lynn. pastor OF the West side Christian CSurch.
cftciated, in the presence Of immediate rela-
tlveS and a few intimate friends
A patriotic social was given Wednesday even
Ing BY the Ladies' Aid Society Auxiliary to the
sons of Veterans at the home OF Miss Mae Aver.
\ programme was carried out and refreshments
We're served.
Miss Mae Van Meter of Wfniamsviue was mar
ried to Mr.. Arthur E. Crink OF Elk City, Neb..
at the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs c. ID. Van Meter. Wednesday evening. Mr..
Harvey Van Meter. brother Of the bride. and
Miss Sadie Crink. sister of the groom. were the
attendants The couple will reside in Elk City.
Mrs. c. a. Byers was hostess at a meeting OF
The Anna Bisch Circle of Kings Daughters, held
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
The Mutual Aid Embroidery Club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Ralph.
J. E Bangs, Assistant Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, went to Pontiac Saturday Hs
Will return Monday with the members of his
family. who will take up their residence here.
Springfield Council. No. 35t. knights OF Colum-
afternoon and evening.
Honorable George n. Black and David Ross,
secretary OF the State Bureau of Labor Statts~
tics. left Wednesday for Butte. Mont. to attend
the International Mining Congress as delegate
from Illinois.
General and Mrs. Alfred Orendorr and dausht-
er. Miss Alice Orendu-f. arrived home wednes>
day from Old Mission. Mich. where they spent
the heated term.
Doctor r. Z. Berry and wife returned this
week from Colorado. where they spent two weeks.
Mrs. W W. Fleming is entertaining her cousin.
Mrs. y. J. DOdd of Lexington, Ky.
Miss Estella \. Mueller has returned from an
extended Eastern trip
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BROOkFIELD, MO.

ti7 The 5 Ep tbs 6dm Society ts held La a RECEPTION and fss-
Eiwain last Wednesday evening qil 't'S . NC
The Reverend William James has returned
Joseph Gamble returned this week from Eu-
rope; arriving in New York from England last
". j, Chambers and wife started for the West
BrookfieId en- route from Avon, ILL.,, and visited
the AlG past t ysaF: r T6G sds h SSse t at G fiPs { e t fSe
week on a short visit. accompanied by his bride.
returned from a visit with friends at quincy.
w william 4 Rim Harris :, of pG Chi !. v Iii. ms uncle
Miss Esther Anderson is the guest Of Miss
Miss Florence robinson S1sii TT Monday for her
home at MaTyvilIe. after being a guest at the
the guest Of his dancee. MISS Judith Ingram. Air.
ton and Edward Tovey. VINO are to be grooms-
men at the wedding, which viii take place at
Mrs. T. H. atwood has returned from a visit
cage on a two weeks' visit.
at the horne Of her brother, b. r W6odile:.
Miss Tina Gilchrist has returned from a visit
Mrs. Joseph Mcdonnell and son Paul have re-
turned from a visit to parents and grandparents
Mrs George Hanks visited friends at Chilli
Miss Edna Forsythe of Browning visited rela-
tiS Sfs in s5 the S ii.y the Geo FIRST e e the Sie Tes6: and SON.
Forrest, are visiting relatives in St Louis: 80.
e.. L. Rider and VIE visited al 81. joseph tElS
week. guests of their son.. Chester.
l., w. Rummell was at Kansas City the first
Charles Arbuthnot OF Neck City. Mo-, en- route
to st. Louis, visited home folks here this week.
Miss AlsPach has been visiting friends at
Mrs. Joseph La Compile and little daughter Of
week Of ,Mr. and Mrs. D. 7. Hayes and Mrs.
Mrs. MoIile Rawlanq of Hannibal was a guest
at the home OF .. T. HAYES the past week.
schools, with Mrs: White and ehil5ren. returned
Mrs. c. II. Mount OF GaiesUuTg. Ill, i visiting
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7.
R. c. Slater. wife and little daughter, Dorothea, |
visited relatives at st. Joseph IhIs week and
Mrs. J. b. Gates. son Cleve and daughter Ruth
have been visiting at Kansas City this week:
Mrs. John NJ. Jones and two little daughters Of
Kewenee. ILL.,, are guests at the home Of Fred
Hands.
Wednesday for a week visit at Kansas City.
Misses Mamie and Kate Flanagan OF ottawa,
Miss Grace Burgess departed this week for
Fargo. n. D.. where she goes 10 take up her
a. Z. Anderson and wife Of Joplin are visiting
A. c. McFadden. wife and baby Of Maryville
are visiting Mrs. McFaddea's parents in Brook
Miss Neville of Perry. en- route home from Col
orado, was a guest at the home OF Mrs. V. E.
Misses Nellie Mason and Pearl Lowell are Wis
Mrs. ". C. Garrett and two children departed
for CherIyvale. Kas., on a visit 10 relatives.
at the home OF T. J. Jones the first of this week.
this week. to join her husband.
Fred Halliburton, wife and son Of Kansas are
Henry. TGoey returned from New York and
Waiter Brownie and Gus Cannon were at
Mexico last Monday, where they went as dele
gates from Brookdeld to the organization Of the
TO st. Louis.
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ST. CHARLES, MO.

The. Reverend J, @. Reaser. DID,. returned
Tuesday from q trip to Webb City. Kansas city
Miss Synnie Lemon and the Reverend George
g. Ross OF Huntington, Mass, were married
wednesday evening at 5 o'clock at the home OF
the brides mother on Third street, near Clark.
The ceremony was performed by the Reverend
J g. Reaser pastor Of the Jefferson Street
Mrs. J. n. Olson spent a few days this week
with relatives and friends In 81. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White OF st. Louis have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Ringe OF
this city during-the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jacobs of Fulton, XIV.
who are spending a few weeks with relatives
here, have returned from a visit TO st. Louis
and Cuba, No. They will remain here a week
and then return to Kentucky.
MIS-. J: z. Downing has returned from King
fisher. Ok, where she has been visiting her par
Professor and Mrs. ". C. Barron have re-
turned to this city from Warrensburg. Mo.
Misses Mary and Frances Justus have returned
% their homo In Wentzviile. after a pleasant
visit to the family Of Joseph Herring in this
Mrs. A. r. Hunnine entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Jefferson Street Presbyterian
Church at her home on Clark street Tuesday
afternoon.
Misses Geen ana Collins OF Webster Groves
spent Sunday with ST. Charles friends,
Misses Msude Wright and Gertrude Hickman
visited relatives In Ferguson last Sunday.
Miss Victoria Kendall Of Wentzvfiie Is in the
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Biackshaw.
Misses Mary Marten, Carrie Baird and Bette
Edwards visited friends at Orchard Farm O. few
days during the past week.
Miss Louise Thro Of R5ahferds ~ daughter
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MOBERLY, MO.

Professor and Mrs. Arthur Palmer departed
Palmer.
MISS Bernadine Jordon. en- route from Green
! Misses Mullen THURSDAY.
Ssy e' Mr. sb 10 sf5end Ms The Gl5eus Mu 4m0S Mr. 'a aad
| Mrs. Robert Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Ted
ford, Misses Cav and May Jennings. Gertrude
White. Mayme Bassett and Hattie Hsworth and
SiessrS oak Hunter, WIN Martin. John Man
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson departed sat
urday morning for a ten days visit TO Chicago
Mrs. George Weldon and daughter. Marguerite.
have returned from a TWO months tour IN
Miss Anna DooIey Of St. Louis is the guest
Mr.; Claude Ferguson and Mr.. P. ]. O'Leary OF
St; Louis spent sunday with friends here:
MIS-. Charles Digges has returned from a visit
Miss Anna zahI visited relatives in Dalton this
Mis. Harve. Pitcher departed Thursday for a
visit to relatives in Sedalla.
da!!a Thursday. after visiting MIR. and Mrs. J.
Mr.. W. A. RothweI has returned from a visit
10 California. Mrs. Rothwell will return later
Mrs. r.. r. Haynes and daughter. Mrs. Ed. b.
Mccanne, nave returned fon q three months
MIR. and Mrs. Bush Thomas departed Thurs
day to Join a camping party in Charlton. County.
Wishing relatives in Keytesviiifs. D,
among those VINO enjoyed an outing 10 Ran
Joe P Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Bowers. NJ.
J. II. Babcock and daughter. Mae. Mrs. Wiuslow
BUCK and Miss Olive Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hayner. Misses Fidella strsIey, Lizzie Tedfofd.
Margaret and Barbara Mullen, Anna DooIey of
ST. Louis. Myrna Kent. Minnie Guy. Bessie Guy
and Messrs. Joe W. Mullen, Leonard w. Kelly
Miss Gussie Atwood has returned from a visit
to st. Louis relatives.
Mrs. J. Il Vineyard and son. Robert. have
returned from d visit to friends in Monroe
County.
Miss Lena Ingram departs Tuesday for Mar
shall. TO attend Missouri Valley College this
Mrs; Earle Jarvis of Huntsville was the guest
Miss Emma Brenenstuhl has returned from a
visit TO Mss TrouoGg in ChiIlicothe.
sss City friends last weeke.
The. Clark avenue Ladies' Civic Club" was
organized here this week with the following
onicers and committees; Chairman, Mrs. E N.
Rgthwell: secretary. Mrs. c. o. Cuppaidge.
Alley Committe-Mmes James Scott, Edwin
May; Romeo shaner. GarbaEe Committee-Mmes.
linger and Bassett. Front Yard Committee
Mines. Louis Baer, A. c. Dingle. q. o. Cup
pGadge and L. NJ. Rotnwell. The object OF the
club is mutual home improvement. the watch
W. A; Wight and daughter. Miss Mary. have
returned from q visit to Sedalia. Miss Mary
was a judge in the art department at the State
Mrs. Jim Jacks departed this week for st.
Louis to visit friends.
Mrs. sam Paul departed last week for an ex-
Miss Edna Mounce departed Monday for
steamboat Springs. Colo, to visit relatives.
X, Z Fields OF Chicago was the guest Of Miss
Nell Traynor of st Louis and Miss Julia Hol-
land this week.
Mrs. Arthur Curran is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Williams. in st. Louis.
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CITY. NO.

Miss Sarah Barbour of Philadelphia. en- route
from Canada and the Northern lakes. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Lee are returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wells are at GlenwOod
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. schrage have re-
turned from Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenyon are to leave short
ly for Phoenix. where they Will establish their
re mai OF the summe fo"' >"
Nj. aEd Mrs. Robert Morrow Mss Ethel Nor,
guests nest e Z Mrs. &c c riley a at th sbi eSssss; ar. in wash
Mrs. Thomas 4. TIL and Master William TIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jewell are visiting rela-
Mrs: Leon II. Brown and daughter have re-
M M5, H sRa n nGa. ARE are E home sn assln dffS2mP Pse mou ny
tains. where they spent the early summer;
her NF cotf sagsI At 'I Mscata 'S spsMfsS eh,s 'HS summer at
Mrs. W. N. Hunter and children are at Old
they viii visit the capital.
Miss Nellie Beedy IS entertaining Miss Mary
Doctor J; W. Bowman and family have returned
Doctor and Mrs. C. C. olmstead are at home at
MI and Mr.; George Law gave a box party at
and Mrs. D. G. Saunders. Miss Eva Metcelf and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton H. Holmes are to arrive
from Europe next week. having been abroad
Kings Illness and the consequently deferred cere-
monies, they were enabled to witness the coro-
In honor Of Miss Louise Vaughn Of Phoenix,
MIR Mrs ft Albert at' sioGGsett and nd"s SON Pact returned rms T to-day
Miss Ruth Bushnell has gone to De Soto for a
Master Edward Deveraux Sutton. a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Sutton, Is home for the holi-
Miss Maggie coughlin Is returned from Boston.
Miss Lena Hoernig is back from Chautauqua,
Mrs.: e N; Graves of oskaloosa, Kas. is visiting
friends in this city.
Nj; and M. William !; Stove and their little
After visiting relatives here during the past
month, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Ammen have
re MI. and % M dnsir d hSaas II Fl. c short are entertaining
Miss Rose Walker of Independence and Miss VIII
Mrs. 9. B. Gum; accompanied by her grand
child; Miss Henel Whitehead. leaves on Saturday
Mrs. Fred Gum arrived on Wednesday from
Miss F1oy Campbell arrived here to-day. after
having spent a year in Europe.
from MnSt or MDreis9 e. a. Iun MERE IS She 20 went rs11r 10 a asfen5 wt tss
funeral Of her brother. the late William Henry
Mr.: and Mrs. E Robinson. Miss 5 eH' Robinsoss
ah Doctors a5s' and lSfe Srs. F. M' # Re al Of SaRe affirmed
from New York, where they were for four weeks.
Emma Breitenpaier Of st s. Louis Entertaining MISS
Mrs; Al9xander Frazer returned on Thursday
seaside. "H'e LII 'he Ne" england
Mrs J. p; Sven is entertaining Mrs. C. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Keith returned Mon
GAY Mr.! fT Sna t hrs ef Rics e. H nlno and ar Mi iG the East.
Miss Helen SwoIord IS to give a party on
Mrs: s: B: Morse leave. Kansas City early in
5 50h9 Fraser TS. r5 gaze , q lunche %n. M,G3nday II her
cTom5ie, Mrs Clarence Cheney Mrs. z. D. De-
Mrs. Robert T. swoford and Mrs W H. Hen.
drick have returned from Macatawa Park.
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MOBERLY, MO.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Robinson are visiting Mrs;
come time IL chicago before returning bone.
,o MT; and mSn,h Ms; v, 81 u y; WIN Mlnte ys,, degg1 15ts to-day
Miss Bette Harris is the guest Of St. Louis
friends and Will visit her sister in Beaumont.
Mrs: viii William WusFss and two sons. of St
JOSEPH are sus sTd Of ,a MSs; Mary uilery: -,
extended visit TO st. Paul and Lake Geneva:
Ns M | I maTsot lie Of cq str Louis OF Ch1 %ss h aRe Sssa
guests of N. Matthias and family. lave returned
Doctor Mary Hale and Miss Julia Richie were
visitors in sedalia this week. ,/
ter. Mrs. z. B. Mccain, are at home after a
months sojourn around the mountains OF Colo
op Don o,, e ,s sSm T..s. Of sus s., has Louis n1os s9sns e g day 4syuI in
ana dsi,zsE an address on Labor psS.I
Miss Erma Brenensiuhi has returned from a
Amos GIBSON and daughter were guests Of
Kansas City friends for several days during the
miss Minnie Grotiohn Of st. Louis is visiting
No. visited the family Ct judge stanley Boui.
wsre this week:
are fp sSgsn%gin{P s 2 few dsSS VII With Mr.; John MSysrth;
Nj. and Mrs: Ernst Maxwell. of Denver. Colo.
T TRs sas' E StsR sH'G and fa a iRPJ:ai ieqs td.day Wit" fr
Hannibal: where they viii be the guests Of
turning to their western home. O4'' Oei0"
Miss Essie Hill of Paris. who spent several
Gays as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry,
Mrs. Ed Kaufman and little daughter are yis-
Ting Mrs. Oliver Krite of East st. Louis.
Miss Minnie Foster OF Clinton has returned
home after a pleasant %sojourn with her brother.
Thomas Foster.
William Bowers returned after a delightful
Eastern tour.
Patsy O'Leary and Claude Ferguson Of st.
LOUIS visited Moberly friends Sunday.
Miss Rosa Gelsel has returned home after q
delightful %soiourn with ST. Louis friends.
Miss Gay Jennings Is the guest OF Hannibal
f;iends. She participated in a musical during
George MiIbank and wife OF Chillicothe are WIS.,
Mrs. Henry Hurst and sister Of st. Louis are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Eeefe.
Mrs. =. NJ. Rose and daughter have returned
TO their home in Marshall. after a delightful
vislt to. Mrs. George Bachert.
Mrs. L A. Scott has returned from ST. Louis
after q brief %soiourn. Her sister. Mrs. C. Brown.
OF Beaumont. Tex. accompanied her and will
be her guest for a few days.
Mrs. j. w. Evans OF Decatur. H.. is visiting
Mrs. H. F. Watts and Mrs. W. A. Rothwell
are. spending a few DAYS with Mexico friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Thompson, who have been
guests OF r n. Durham. have returned to their
Miss Mae Jennings is spending the week with
Mise Ruth Bassett OF Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Ledford and Miss Viola Haynes
are spending a few days at Randolph Springs.
hiss Brunnhilde Dicker departed for Glen Falls.
q. y. where she will in the future reside.
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KINMUNDY, ILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Metzger have returned to
their home in Springfield. Ill. after a visit In
this city with Mr. and Mrs. II. Stock.
G. W. Morgan has returned 70 his horne In
Chicago after a visit with his father. J. B.
Morgan.
city with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. c.
Beaver.
ventiOn was held In the Christian Church In
Mr.. and MI. a. W. Refton Of East ST. Iouts
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. o. GrssoR
this week.
Yr. and Mrs. W. D. Reynolds are visiting in
Dupont. Ind. the guests Of the formers lister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Robb have returned to
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OATMEAL nvsH AND DIABETES.

DR.. Pavy, of England. has shown that d.
sbetes is due to an imperfect digestion OF
starch and its absorption in the blood. II II
impossible for the stomach to digest cereal
foods taken in the form of mush, in which
the starch is less than half cooked. This n
one OF the reasons why diabetes Is becora-
ing 50 common in this country and British
Islands. French physicians long ago dss-
covered that toasted bread or dextrinizsd
starch is an excellent remedy in diabetes
The best dextrinlzed food, however. 4.
known to be Toasted Wheat Flakes. sweet.
ened with Malt Honey, made by the BattIa
Creek Sanitarium Food Co. These hak.a
are thin. thoroughly cooked and Drowned
They are very appetizing. partly pre-di.
gested. and quickly assimilabls.
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in Princeton, Ill, after being the guest OF her
parents. the Reverend and MIS-. w H. Hook, in
tA.s c.tg.
home in ST. Louis after spending two weeks with
Airs. " alter Campbell. Is
George Morris was in st. Louis Oh business DUR
ing d portion of the week.
Mrs. William Lesh is u St. LOUIS visitor
MSS Nellie Lewis is home from d several
months visit in California cities
The Reverend and Mrs. \. A Wallace have
returned from Independence. Mo, where they
spent d portion Of the summer.
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Die won the first prize. Mrs. Bird the second. and
the consolation fell TO Miss Virginia Dyas. Re
fTeshments We're served to Mines. Estes, Hinton.
Conley. Broadhead. Worley. Johnson. Smoke,
Gordon. Bragg. Trimble, Warder. Lee. Guitar.
ner,. Hewitt ThiIley, Bird. Martin. Awkeny.
HOCkaday. Macfarlane. L. BeTtu OF st. Louis,
Mrs. Huiett Of Rfchnon and Mrs. Blair % Chi
cago and Misses Dyas. TFimble. Johnson, Gray.
McAfe Moss. Hale. Conley. BJuChelle. Watson,
Willis. Chenault. Douglass and Bates Of Tsnnes-
see, Blair Of Chicago and Watson OF Fulton.
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SEDALIA, MO.

Miss Fannie Bonner Is visiting friends in Jack
Fonville, Ill.
Mrs. al squires and daughter, Miss Stella. Of
Sheridan. Ind, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Hamilton.
Miss Bfhel Hi-sch, who was the guest Of Miss
Ethel Perdue during fair week. returned to her
home in WarrensburR on Monday.
Misses Agnes and Julia Beatty. who have been
the guests of Mrs. E r. Andler. have returned
10 their home In Louisville, KY.
Mrs. ". a. Mccoy and daughters arc visiting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02
STORMY CLOSE OF SENATE
ADJOURNED SINE DIE AFTER HOURS
OF HOT DEBATE.
Senator Carnlack Demanded a Continue
ton Of the Investigation OF
Philippine Affairs.

Washington, July AFTER session
marked by some OF the stormiest debates
ever heard In the American congress, tina
senate adjourned sine die at $40 this
afternoon.
During the last hours Of the session. there
was tart debate on the Philippine ques-
tion, participated in by Messrs. Carmack
tTenn.), spooner (wis,), Culberson (Texas),
Mccomas ND and Todd (Mass.). The
conference report on the Philippine gov
eminent bill was adopted with very little
opposition and then when the decks OF
the senate were cleared for adjournment,
Mr.. Carmack called up his resolution pro-
vldlng for continuance OF the investiga-
tion OF the Philippine committee and for a
visit TO the Philippines by the committee
during the present summer. This started
the trouble and for more than an hour a
battle Of words waged. Mr.. spooner deliv-
cred a scathing denuuciation OF the minor
ity report OF the Phiiippine-committee for
what he declared was an attack upon the
American army.
Mr.. Carmack denied that any attack had
been made upon the army, and declared
that any fool could charge such caiumny
ana any parrot could be taught TO repeat
II.
The resolution was pefcrred 10 a commit.
tee thus eftsetusily killing II,
Just hsters sdtsurtnsasns the usual rsso-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02
NEW TEXAS ROADS.
1913 Miles Completed During the
First Six Months Of 1902.
STATE NOW HAS 1887.
Planned for Construction in The Near
Future, sos Miles.
1000 MILES ARE PROVIDED FOR
By Charters Which Have Been Filed by
Various Roads.
THE ACTIVITY OF THE BIG SYSTEMS
| Shown by the Fact that They Are In
cluded In All Throe Classes---State-
tnent In Offioialiv Mads
1000 MILES ARE PROVIDED FOR
By Charters Which Have Been Filed by
Various Roads.
THE ACTIVITY OF THE BIG SYSTEMS
Shown by the Fact that They Are In
cluded in All Throe Ciasses---state-
ment Ia Officially Made.

Austin, Texas. July 1.--Engineer Thomp-
son Of the railroad commission completed
h's statement TO-DAY showing the number
OF miles Of railway constructed In Texas
for the six months ending June 80. and Il
is as follows:
Eastern Texas, mile post 2T TO Xenuara.
three miles.
Gulf, Beaumont and Grest Northern. TO
mile post A from Rogan. twenty-three
miles
Houston and reras Central. Burnet
north. two m'leH.
International and Great Northern, be-
tween Navnsota and Spring. forty-s'x
miles; Waco. north. thirty-elght miles; to-
tai eighty-four miles.
Red River. Texas and Southern. Fort
Worth connection. Eve miles
Texas and New orlenns. Mahl north, 1871
miles
rexns Southern. between Gilmer and
Winnsboro. 29.4 miles.
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gull Amarillo
TO State line, 111a miles.
El Paso Terminal. FL PaRo TO Rio
Grhnde. 40 miles.
New York. Texas and Mexican, var
Week east. 1--WE miles.
Texas and Louisiana. one mile.
Cotton Belt, NOEL TO Dallas, ten nileA
Total 2915 miles.
Miles of railway In operation in Texas
June 90. 1902. 1o.s17.6.
The following railways are chartered, IN.
der construction or projected for construc-
ton III the near future:
Cane Belt. Bay City 10 M1tagorda and
Bonnar spur, thirty.four miles.
Gulf, Beaumont and Great Northern. to
Center from mile post A. sixty-seven miles.
Houston and Texas Central, Burnett to
Inmpasas, twenty-three miles,
international and Great Northern. Her-
tens TO Waco. Italy 10 Dallas and Naxasota
to Jacksonville. 100 miles.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande. BrownYood
to Brady afty miles.
Texas and New orleans. Jacksonville TO
Muhl thirty eight miles
Chicago Rock Island and Texas. Jacks
boro TO Graham, twenty-seven miles.
New York, Texas and Mexican Van
Week branches, hfty-Hve miles.
Cotton Belt. remainder Dallas branch.
two miles
Panhandle and Gulf, sweetwater TO RED
River. 172 miles.
Total, 6O3 miles
The following is a partial statement of
railway mileage not included above which
has been chartered and is projected for
future constructions
Eastern Texas thirty miles.
international and Great Northern. $50
miles.
Orange and Northwestern. 2e5 miles.
Texas Southern 100 miles.
Texas and Louisiana, thirty miles.
Cotton Belt 1873 miles
Panhandle aud Gulf. $3.50 miles.
San Antonio and crowther, sixty miles.
Chicago Rock Island ana Gulf. POS miles.
ST. Louis and San Francisco. 300 miles.
Total. 1000 miles.