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Evening star., 1902-08-13

tOR SALE
9Th ST. NV. NEAR P; AT A SACRIFICE;
OWNER HAS LEFT CITY. II is a 2-story and
cellar. bay window, pressed-brick house. contain
ing rooms and BATH latrube heat lot 100 feet
deep to alley All modern improvements. There
is two-story stable in the Can be In
spected at any time. Cannot be duplicat ted In
this neighborhood for the money. Price reduced
to $4.35O.
$ ST. NV. A VERY DESIRABLE LoCA-
TION. A model home in every respect Lot is
11x92 to 16-foot paved alley. House contains
rooms and tiled bath with porcelain tub and fur
mace heat; large cellar; convenient to cars. Pos
session can be given at once. Offered for the
H ST. NV NEAR 9TH. A DOWNTOWN
BARGAIN. A very good Groom and bath dwell
ing, with stable in rear Lot is 19x100 to paved
tion: Open for inspection, The biggest bargain
in this section. Price, So, 500.
9TH AND l. SITS. NV. Owner will leave city
in a few days and Will sacrifice this splendid
at once. House contains rooms and bath and
has just been put in perfect condition. Two
story frame stable in rear; paved alley; lot no
feet deep Rented for 500 80 per month. A
suit. Reduced to 81 $50
SPECIAL BARGAIN ON COLU NJ B A
HEIGHTS 18TH ST. very handsome 10-room
and bath. three-story and cellar, red brick and
brownstone house. Parlor, reception hall. dining
roOm pantry and kitchen 1st floor: large,
light bed rooms and beautiful tiled bath with
porcelain tub and stationary washstand on upper
floors. Finished in hardwood; plate glass doors;
cabinet mantels; furnace heat; handsomely pa
pered and decorated throughout We ar
range the terms for you Price reduced to Sc 615O
THIS LOCATIoN-MUST BE SOLD. Conve-
nient to 14th st. cars Lot is 2Ix1oo and is i'm
proved by very pretty 12-room brick house.
Front and rear stairways. Porcelain tub. Open
for inspection. Terms can be made to suit you.
1t H. T. HOWENSTEIN, 91O G ST NV.
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FOR RENT-BY B. f. SAUL Sc COR TTVkIYW
tS .th NV, large store 1887 9Th NV, 7r&b. %. 90
llr@o $500 6S3 l. NV, 6r&w. 30. so
orvokiand, 10 Z, lansing 1875 9th NV, Sr. 0.b0
ST. 12r&2 rooms, large 1l0e 7th NV fat Or b 80 bo
Saarg 1000 l21s G ne, crab. so
dSd< X NV, lor&h 40 80 SO 11th ne 5r& ID dat so
- iztn NV, store 30 90 Cor 1stS ,sto&1r so
!So TN nwsto&dw 30 30 us Irving, sto&6r. 1880
tS ilth NV, FOR Sc ch COZ Whitn yav, ,5r 6.5o
1908 7th NV sto, eel IS 90 I24S ne sto6cel Ia sd
eod o.n NV, ir&b So0e 6th&0 NV, store. Is. 90
soof ith, sto&S rms 90 ass y NV, Draw. 30
Sc cor ath&o NV, I'd floor 200 sy, store. rs. 90
nat or&b. 80 90 23o0 7th NV. .sto&ce Is. 90
4uaI ist NV, Ir&b- % so 1904 Ith sto&2r Is. 90
~ ist NV, 'r&b 2s 90 AZ NV, 4r&b fat IL. so
dZil IL NV, sr&b. 90 621 1th NV. IT,. 1900
ou y NV, lr&b. =. so ssh Fenton ,6r&w1l 80
10 NV, sr&b. p so 4SS Washin'tn n. 4r.w VII so
tdoi tth NV sto&cel so 3l2S eth store. 10 so
4o1 NV, Tr&b. .25 so Store rear 5thSO s. 90
ifaS iiffaaS NV, 7r&b % 30 Rear Gil NV, Ar. so
per tub steam ht. q. 90 49, D NV, OF rssi ass
1888 av 5r&b fat % so Rear Sos 18th nwtcon6 So
hsiis Tor rt, 9th d NV 1114 7th NV, 3r. 900
Sds lzth ne, 6r&b % so Hotel, Scr, ST heat cheap
Omce rooms at ol2 f st. NV, steam heat. au9-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

e. 8. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINZ co
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDiNGS
Monday and "Wednesday at 4 pm. for Colonial
landings In Wicomico river and Nomini and + oWa u
Machodoc creeks. Va. Saturdays at am. for
Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton's. Currioman and and
landings in Nomini creek anu
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at m Co.
landings to Colonial Beach and Maddox creek ior
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESTELLE RANDALLeraiIy a.
cept Sunday, $3.50 am. Returning about & 80 q m
Passenger accommodations frst-class. Freight Re-.
ceved until within half hour Of sailing
e. 8. RANDALL. Manager. phone Ties GEO
o. CARPNTER, General Agent, Washinston
phone 1765 VIM NJ. REARDON. Agent Aiex:.
andria. 'phone 60 fe2S.tf.2S
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ITZMAN. REAL ESTATE
10th and f SITS. NV.
1927 9th NV, 11r. .35. 90
1927 14th, apt, 6r. 40. 90
121 c Sc, 7r. 30. 60
1912 Corcoran, 6r. q. 80. 90
1903 10th NV, Or. .27.50
1928 L, apt, 2r. .3.0 90
807 A Sc. Or. .1s. 40
&1 ~ sw, 6r&sto. .1S.O
l245 11th se, Or. .16. 90
914 e NV. basem't. 1900
1896 9th NV. Or. 1900
1247 11th sc, Or. 1900
Congress Hgts, 6r. .I2.50
2H Q NV, Ar. 1850
80 Decatur ne, Or. H. so
81 Decatur ne, 6r. ..11.5O
CEs.
"a "a F. F NV. sr..::.s2o;oo
RES.
d24 d247 11th Sc. .sS. 90
221 Q NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

BARNARD & JOHNSON, sOILCITORs.-IN THE
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia-In re
the change Of name Of Edwin Ellis Spear to Ellis
Spear, Junior. No. 2a4e5. in Equity.-On consid-
ing that his name be changed to Ellis Spear, junior
It is. this 18th day of August. 1902. motion OF
Barnard & johnson, solicitors for the petitioner
ordered that due notice thereof be given by publ
cation of this order once week for three con
secutive weeks in The Washington Star and The
September. 1902. HARRY N. CLABAUGH. Jus
tice. A true copy-Test: J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By r. j. MEIGS. Jr., Assistant Clerk au13,1aw sw
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOl
and Insurance Broker,
Chamberlin's and 141S l.
9Sr. 5b, per an. IS, 600
426 18th NV, store, 80 by
25, upper portion. 1000
300 18th NV, Dir. ..8.B
1882 Gin st, Tor, 2b. go. 90
1917 Belmont av. 10r. IS. 90
1923 18th NV, Tor. 80. 90
1923 l., apis, br. :. 80. 90
1921 NJ, apt. Or. so. 90
1927 18th NV, Tor. 80. 90
1929 L, apis, Or. .46.0 90
1916 NJ, Tor. AZ. 90
l848 II, Tor. 40. 90
Farm near Laurel, Nd,
16r, 68 acres. -. 40 .O0I
1716 9th NV. 10r&sta. 40. .O0I
Off
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from SO to S36I
$50 B NV. - to $3.50
425 18th NV. bldg. s1lO. .OOI
1909 n Y av, Dr. 80. 00I
l24S 1lth 20. e.......U. .0oI
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT NT-uNFURNISHED-N l4ls o ST:
seosa so SssntFsl S ad. newly Papered rental
parQuet foors. &c; $55. CLARK BROS. isss Il
ST. NV anil,
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATrORNFy AT.T.1W
webster Law building. 6Ob d st. NV. Washine.
ton. 2: 9. Residence, No. Mount vernon Tiats
New York ave. and 9th st. A,V. seiS
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MARTIN BROS,
1879 Pa ave

FOR RENT-BY H. L. RUST eos 14TH ST. NV.
1714 Qnw fur 1Or, bSs5. 90 Rooms COS 14th st NV
1744 Oregon Or, b. AS. 90 Store 1901 North Capitol
1I4S Oregon, Or, b. 40. 80 Flat (cord). 1123 22d
527 18th NV. 1Or, b 40. 90 Shop. Rear 42o L NV
1907 Riggs, Or b. 80. .50 OFFICE ROOMS--Large
112 Fla NV, ,Sr, b %. 90 front room. and commu-
1922 X, Or, b.. 20. so ncating room we'll light
1922 20th, 5r. 30 ed heat; second floor of
639 Goth ne, Ar. 80. g. 90 6OS 14th ST. NV
au1-tf
FOR RENT-OR SALE-S-ROoM HOUSE; ATTIC;
concrete cellar; a. M. /. 18th and Genesee SITS,
Brightwood, d. O. au13-3ts
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1907 Pen
1902 ytav, 12r. .9b, cl. $50 80
1872 r, Tor, b, mi. .60.T5l
243 Del av ne, II, b, mi.sO.75
1905 18th, s, b, eel. mi so. 90.
S11 9th, Tor, b, eel. mi 45. 80
8107 \, Tor, b, mi. 40. IS
PIG y, SRI Gel, mi. 20. so
600 \, Tor. b, mi. 40. 60
1884 18th, Sr. b. mi. .35. so
8l1-2S19 Pa av, Or,
b. eel, mi. ....... .35.50
211S G, lar, b, mi. 50. so
2l9 ], b, Sr, b. Gel. lot. 30. go
42l Pa av, Sr, b, ,mi.30. 80
211i X, 16r, w....3O. 90
12l5 ith, Tor, b, mi . 30. 90
111S 18th, Or, b, Gel, mi30. 90.
1904 King pl, b. Or, b. .21. so
lips 10th, b,6r. b. mi. %. so
$50 10th, Sr, b, Gel, mi . 25. so.
219 Pa av, 6r. b, mi. -. so
533 Fla av, Sr,b, mi. %. 90
I412 Both, Or, b, mi. 22.50i
24ll Pa av, sr, b, mi %. so
1I0 E, Or, b, mi. .22.50
956 f sw, b.9r. b, mi. 81 so
115o 10th. b, Or, w. .20.50.
SD B me- Or. b. mi. 20. so
261S l.. Or, b. mi. 20. so
1llh 10th, Sr, W. g..16.50I
@23 l., Sr, W. .16. 90.
9l9 |, f. 5r, eel, ,w.g.l5.30
907 III, 5r, 1890
81 2ith, or, IL. 30
Sl1 10th. Or, w....15.3O.
6l0 sd. Or, b, mi. 10. 80,
SIS oath, b, 5r. W. .l4.30I
2l15 NJ, f. Or. w....13.O0l
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL dNC). III 14TH.
1900 18th NV, l4r b$200 00 9o23 Cambridge q 80
9ls 18th NV i0r. .2b 150 90 6l8 22d NV, 6r b. rs so
l6Sa Mass b. $50 90 40 LIST Tor. b. Is so
1913 2 NV. ier B. 600 rs 7th ne ne. sr. b.. $3.50
1915 NV, 12r b. 60 s11 Mass ne. Or. 2s 90
1912 3 NV, Ior 5. so g sol Elm. sr, b. $50
240s 18th NV, llr, SO 90 1909 18th NV, Or 20 so
S2so sSs NV lsr 2b g 90 2ss Mass ar ne, er 90
1905 18th NV. 10r b. so e0e 10th me- Or. 80
ss I g isls 1si'Is sHd isss g %yiie
s4is Brown, Tor, II, b.sta4s ia s 60 60 APiRTMESTs. w
1l21 Roanoke, Tor, tile 171S 14th, 12r 2b $50 90
hot-water heat. .45 90 1901 Whitney 5r, .35 90
aoss NV. ier b. q 60 ''' '' STORES. SO Il '-'0'
~ Mass av ne 42 80 POI NV. store :s15. 90
11o7 1sth9r b(sep1). 20 50 3ss Ind av basemt g. 90
Ill 14th NV, Tor. 40. so STABLES.
1912 Princeton 90 RI 1l2O 18th NV MOI 25 90
s417 Holmead 10r b. 1000 Rr 112o 18th NV nos 20 90
1904 NV, Or, b.: 81 SOL Rr 719 14th NV, sta 90
135 Mass av ne ,9r, b. 80. so bet and NJ. 10 90
l59o II NV, sr, b.. $3.50 RI GIG NV stable GO
90 seaton nw,7r,b 30 50 NJ i'' MASS ~ it It
FOR RENT-1494 HOWARD AVE, MT PLEAS
ant. stories; 10 rooms and bath; laundry; hot
water heat; fine cellar; porches; shades and
screens furnished; s4b per month. Apply on
premises. au13-3ts
FOR RENT S26 Path, Or. water. IL 80
2130 Pa av 9r ste, sta 45 90 2635 Or, water 90
2022 n. 10r ami. 40. 60 925 II av Ar, W. 10 90
210 c. 11r, 3D.. 40. so 22OO H. fiat, 3r b. 10. 90
1143 Dist Or. ami. so 1144 Lngers ct,4r,w 80
1894 ami 35. so 1867 Seaton, fat 2r, 8 so
1902 T. 10r ami SO. so Pill av, Ar wa $50
121S T. 1Or ami. $3.50 Bessell's ct, Ar W. 750
2l34 P, Or, b.. 80 90 Poona ct, Ar, wa..75 so
260l Pa av 7r&b.. .30.501134 Lngers t,4r,w.7 80
951 25th Or, ami .27 so 9l5 Hughes ct, 4r. 80
1873 Caroline, 6r&b. % 90 2l30 av, Ar, wa7 80
626 23d, Or, ami. so s14 Hugh's ct, Ar. w7.30
1411 33d. Sr. ami. 30. SO 1904 E. rooms. 80
7O4 r'r 18th. 6r&sta. .20. .00 STORES.
23d NJ fat. 3r b.16.00 12th&T. .sto w, eel 500 90
1923 Fla ,6r&store Is so 1923 Fla so
2O22 ii. 5r. .15. 90 743 large sto. Il. 90
1719 Superior, Or, W. 12.50
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS.
1407 G ST.
Clean, light and dry compartments. special r.to.
to army and navy officers .es
aue-2et Q. q. SLOAN CO., Props
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-B MARRIED COUPLE WITHOUT
children, four or tiveroom housekeeping fiat or
small house at low figure. Address giving
terms and full particulars DOVER Star office
su13-3t.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE ENTIRE SIXTH FLOOR AND
onehalf of the fifth floor Of building, corner
11th and G SITS NV. These rooms are 45XS5 and
23xS5, respectively. May be rented separately.
Heat, light and elevator service, both passenger
and freight. = BARBER & ROSS,
je2-tf 11th and G sts NV.
FOR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS ON THE
fourth floor of The Evening Star building; will
be rented separately or together. Apply at THE
STAR OFFICE. mb22-tf
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f0r cOmpIete ust OF properly Tor rent send Tor
au9-tf b. II. WARNER CO., 916 NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY TWO YOUNG MEN. ONE LARGE
or two small rooms in NV; terms moderate.
Address T. q. NJ. Star office It,
WANTED D-HOU SEX EEPING FLAT OF ROOMS
heat and private bath. Address, giving price and
lOcatiun, Box T. Star office. au1l-3ts
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FOR RENT-1434 HOWARD AVE. MT. PLEAS
ant, 3 stories; 10 rooms and bath; laundry; hot,
water heat; fine cellar porches; shades and
screens furnished; s4b per month. Apply on
premises aui3-3ts
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LADIES GOODS.

RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING. q 90
Up. At Auerbacbs. b, Domestic Once. Send
Postal And Machlnist Will Call All Machines
We Have Sold The Past Years Repaired Free
Rent Repair Dept Phone East 722. my2o-tf
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
AND WARRANTED. 11.oo,
At Oppenheimer's, bi4 9th ST. NV.
1achines rented BY week month.
my20-u,5 Phone Main 1855
FURs-NOW IS THE TINE 10 HAVE YOUR
FURS MADE OVER AND REARED.
All WORK eft with me now VIII be stored tree
Of CHARGE u H0R0AN,
apled.e ~ 18th st. ~.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR NORTHERN
Illinois property, house and lots, fronting 3
streets In Takoma Park, Nd: street cars pass
the place. ALLEN, Takoma Park. Md. au13-Ss
FOR EXCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE BEST LOT
in Langdon on macadamized street for equity
in small house In city. Address Box 80, Star Of
flee. aul2-3t
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FOR RENT-NEW FLATS
727 7th at. s.w., rooms and bath; $3.50.
CHARLES V. MALIET. $50 ~ st. NV.
Office iours. to II. 3 to 40. my1-tf
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS OF 2 g. 4, 8 AND 9
rooms and baths. In several of the finest dre-
proof buildings. P. W. ROBERTSON. Agent,
my15-t The Cairo.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE HILL uNCJ. III l4TH
1900 18th b$200. .0O 3023 Cambridge Or p 30
el6 18th NV 90 618 22d NV, Or, b.. rs so
1927 Mass av, ,12r b. l50 90 40 1st NV 1Or % so
1922 VT 20 All sfa 1 bO m MA 2d na Ar n 25 h0
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR sA1E-SEE h-PAGR BIRD.s-RYE yTFW
IN next Sundays Post (Angu,t i'm of aoins,r
Major. Old Columbia Heights and Mount Pleas
ant looking south from a windmill tower ar
North Columbia Heights showing The wonderful
growth or the city adjacent to North Columbia
neenus For full particulars OF North Columbia
heights and how 10 be your own landlord With
tioo cash and $40 monthly. drop postal tele-
plat, &c. FI,ItrSS n CsoRDoS
Phone Main 5es NJ To4 Istb ,t nv
au1S-4t H ~ "'"'
FOR SAL. FINE RESIDENCE. COZ o ST. NV;
sontslns nine rooms and hath large cellar and
laundry room; heated by furnace; parlor library
elnlns room and kitchen on one floor; 4 bed
Sns. ~ iarse handsome bath room, large closets;
tne pest modern imps.; nDely finished ana an
PoiHteoi one front basement room; large yard 10
tv-l. sHey; lot 10 eIl0S. Built for owner and
everything IN IL the best. Will sell at n barsain
Inquire Inquire through PIANO STORE. 1912 + Of
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FOR RENT-2S15 ST. NV; GROOM BRICK;
bath cellar, furnace; long yard; cars key
at 2s09; rent, $3.50 CLARK BROS, 1888
ST. NV. au11-tf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18

problematical. Should the Goulds de-
eide to get the amount of traffic they
are claiming their position entities
they to, rates would undoubtedly be
cut. as they were in December, and
the bulk of the traffic would go from
ogden by the way of Grand Junction
and Pueblo, where it would be de-
Iivered to the Missouri Pacific for St
Louis and the east.
May Join Senator Clark.
1t is also understood that a refusal
on the part of the Hartman people
to accede to the demands Of the Goulds
would mean an alliance between the
GOUlds and Senator Clark. who would
be able to give the GOulds a Pacific
coast outlet by the way Of the projected
Los AngeleS-Sal Lake City line.
The situation IS 1rther complicated
by the fact rnat TIE Northern Pacific
interests have annornc-d their inten>
ton of building a portland cutoff from
MissOula. Mont, through the Clearwa-
ter district. the. COY tapping rich ter
ritory OF the Oregon Railroad & Navi-
cation compaus aEi the Oregon Short
Line \ line from Ogden TO a connec-
ton with the projected Clearwater
branch of the Northern Pacific IS
among the d ssibiliues of a failure Of
the Goulds and the Hartman people
to agree
The Missoula cutoff would shorten
the Northern Pacific's St. Paul-Port-
land line by over 400 miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18
GROWTH PLANNED
FOR SHORT LINE
Heavy Expenditures Authorized
by E. H. Hartman.
MANAGER BANCROFT RETURNS
DENIES THAT ANY PART OF
ROAD IS SOLD.

Vice President and General Manager
". H. Bancroft of the Oregon Short
Line returned from New York last
evening well supplied with informa-
ton, which he did not care to release
at present. He did state, however.
that the Oregon Short Line had not
sold its line between Salt Lake and
Calientes to the san Pedro. as was ru-
mored.
4 am glad to get home" said Mr.
Bancroft after alighting from the
train. 4 have no announcements to
make. 1 know of no sale of any part
of the Short Line"
Mr.. Bancroft has been spending most
Of his time with E H. Hartman and
the other financial heads of the road,
going over the appropriations for the
ensuing year. A large amount is to
be spent on extensions and improve
ments on the Short Line, much of il
on the California extension. The Short
Line made the best showing of all the
portions of the Hartman system last
year and Mr.. Hartman Is said to be
disposed to recognize this by liberal
expenditures in the way of improve
ments.
Aside from the money to be spent
in improving the rOadbed and in build
ing on toward California. many other
expenditures are to be made. If de-
Velopments warrant it, it is under
stood that the Mackay branch will be
extended toward Thunder mountain
and other branches built. Formal an
nOuncementS are expected later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18
HARTMAN AND
GOULD AT OUTS
Dispute Over Division at Ogden
Gateway an Issue.
RATE WAR Is POSSIBLE
UTAH TRAFFIC PRIZE FOR
WHICH BOTH STRUGGLE.
RATE WAR Is POSSIBLE

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE Record-Herald
tomorrow VIII say:
The Gould and Hartman interests
are engaged in a struggle for trans
continental traffic which viii test to
its utmost strength the community
of interests
The two interests have been unable
to get together, although several at
tempts have been made recently. The
executive officials of the Colorado and
Utah lines were unable TO settle their
Differences in meetings held here. and
adjourned from day to day during the
present week. As a result Of the IN
settled condition of traffic matters in
Colora 20 and Utah the officials Of lines
east of the river were equally unable
to make firm pledges that rates would
be maintained for another month.
Want More of the Traffic.
The fight which the Goulds have be-
gun for recognition as a transcOnti-
mental factor through the Ogden gate
way is the explanation of the with
drawal of the Missouri Pacific from
the Colorado & Utah association and
/ the refusal Of its officials up to date 10
re-enter.
The purpose Of the acquisition OF the
! Denver & RIO GranQe ana the RlO
I Grande Western by the GOulds has
| become plain through the fight now in
progress The situation is this:
/ Through their possession of the Rio
/ Grande roads the Goulds are laying
claim TO a large percentage of the
| through traffic from the coast.
Should the Hartman people refuse
! to turn over to the Could connection
/ the amount of traffic the Goulds think
! they are entitled 10 the result viii be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18
ROADS AFTER TONNAGE.
Secret of Former Rate-cutting-Tarif
Now Maintained.

RumOrs have been circulated during
the last two or three days that the
rates on west-bound shipments were
again being cut. The reports appeared
to have their origin with shippers, and
careful investigation fails TO verify the
rumors. On the contrary, railroad
men and prominent shippers are of the
opinion that the rates are firm and
that most of the rumOrs are started
for the purpose Of causing a break.
One phase of the rate war at the
close of last year is coming to light as
the adjustments are being made for
the coming year. This is that some of
the roads were apparently Influenced
TO cut rates in order to make a big
tonnage showing. In the Utah-COlO-
RADIO pool and the Colorado pool, the
business is. as customary. divided on
the basis of the tonnage of the differ
ent roads for the previous year. 1t is
said that at least one or two of the
roads were anxious TO make big ton
rage showing so as TO get a bigger
share in the division this year.
One of the roads is said to have
made a big increase in tonnage as a
result Of the rate cutting, and the
demand for q bigger slice of the re-
ceiptS this year is likely TO cause tTOu-
BILE. Local men best informed on the
situation are in great doubt as to what
the result will be. There is still a
possibility that the pool Will be brok-
en- ID.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18

Upon a warrant issued in Park City
W. L. Treweek, the son of Colonel
Nicholas Treweek, the well-knoWn
mining engineer and operator of this
city, was arrested and placed in the
county Jail here last night upon a
charge of obtaining property under
false pretenses. The young man is &C
cused of passing worthless checks up
or people in Park City.
According to the statement of the
officers. Treweek visited Park City
about two weeks ago and while there
wrote and passed checks TO the amount
o. about $40. Some of the checks
were passed in gambling houses, it is
said, but when they were presented to
the bank they were found TO be bogus
Those who received the checks COM
planned to the county authorities at
Park City and a warrant for the ar
rest of Treweek was issued and placed
il the hands of Sheriff Mair.
Trcweek had in the meantime disap-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18
SALT LAKER is WANTED IN PARK CITY
FOR PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS

peared from Park City and yesterday
the Summit county sheriff came here
locking for his prisoner. Treweek was
located on the street last night and
was taken Immediately 20 the county
Jail He viii be held there until today,
when he viii be taken to Park City
TO answer the charges against him
there.
Treweek, when see in his cell last
night, admitted that he had passed the
checks, but protested that he could
straighten the matter up as soon as
he got back to Park City.
I just got on a tear said the pris-
Oner. "and 1 really didn't know what
I did. I wrote checks, I know. and
passed them on people there, but
was drunk when I did II and-well ]
guess 1 was Just bug-house full.
know l passed a check on a gambling
house, but I don't know where else
passed them. AS soon as I get back
there 1 can straighten out the matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18

Because one Of the members of a box
party objected to being fondled by a
member of the Murray & Mack COM
pany, there was trouble at the Grand
last night.
4 party of brokers and their friends,
including James T. Fulton, W. ]. Bar
nett, Leo Mark, Ed Wallace and 9TH
ers were occupying a box. 1t is a part
of the business" at one point in the
show for one of the women members
OF the company TO slip out among the
audience and sing a song while resting
her arms about the neck OF some man.
The young woman did the trick last
evening. and she singled out the party
of brokers as her victims. She twined
her arms lovingly about one member Of
the party and began 10 sing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-18
PUBLIC EMBRACE MAKES TROUBLE
FOR A BOX PARTY AT THE GRAND

The calcium light was turned upon
them, and the audience began to laugh
and cheer and jibe. The members Of
the party became decidedly uncom-
Portable, especially the man who felt
the soft arms about his neck. He final
ly turned around and ordered the wO-
man out of the box.
You've got no business here" he in
formed her, in tones scarcely mild. We
paid for this box Leave If you please"
The young woman complained to the
stage manager. The stage manager
sought a policeman, who pushed his
way in, his shining star attracting wide
attention. He ordered the man who
had been loved and liked it not, to
leave. The man refused. There was a
dispute, which ended in the entire par
~ getting up and leaving the theatre