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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
RUSSIAN BRIEF RECEIVED.
United States Will Ignore Sure
joinder in Seal Fishery Cases.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE State Depart
ment has received a copy OF the sure
joinder of the Russian Government to IT'S
last brief IN the arbitration of the claims OF
American sealers. growing out Of the seiz-
IRE Of the vessels owned by them. AMOUNT
ing in value to about half a million dollars.
in the waters OF Asiatic Russia.
The Russian brief, though extremely in
genious in view OF the officials. is based en-
tireiy upon a plea already contravened by
the United States, namely, that the seiz-
ures by Russia were justified under the
terms Of the existing modus yivendi be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
intended TO protect the Behring Sea seal
fisheries.
The Russian brief introduces consider
able testimony bearing on that modus. but
Assistant Secretary PIERCE FOR the United
States has made the point that Russia.
having declined to accept an invitation TO
join in the modus. ID thereby debarred from
its benefits at this time. the last plea. Is
not expected to have much effect on the
mind OF Doctor Asser. the distinguished
Dutch publicist. who is serving as the sole
arbitrator in this case.
The United States will make no response
to the Russian brief. and the case will be
regarded as closed unless the arbitrator
desiring special information on some
points, calls for a further presentation. He
Is allowed six months to render his deci-
sion in the case.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
HORSES
III MANY Stakes.
Britain's Kings Thoroughbreds
Will Contest for Many Rich
Turf Prizes.
FIRST OF THE ROYAL LEVEES.
Some Surprises Expected Among
Those Who Assemble in the
Throne Room on That
Occasion.
BY CABLE.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
London. Jan. liking Edwards racing
colors will be very much in evidence during
the coming season.
According to the entries. which closed this
week. he VIII be represented in the Gold
Cup, at Ascot. by the 4-year-old Lauzan.
For the same meeting he has also entered
Persistence. Persifieur. Email and a Per
simmon-Fanchette colt.
Ambush II, which won the Grand Ma.
tional Of 1900. is nominated for this years
big ste~eplechase.
The 3-year-old Pole-Carew is entered for
the Coronation Cup at the EPSON sum-
mer meeting.
Nadejda, sister Of Florigel II. ersimmon
and Diamond jubilee, is In the $10,coo Jockey
Club Stakes.
1t is also practically confirmed that the
King will fit out his famous cutter, the
Britannia, early in the yachting season.
Queen ~AIcxandra's Friends.
There is something charmingly touching
in the devoted affection between Queen
Alexandra and her faithful friend and Sec
rotary. the Honorable Charlotte Knollys.
1t is an open secret in court that tho
Queen remained in London over Christmas
mainly because Miss Knollys. for the first
time in many years, was unable to accom-
pany her royal mistress.
The Queen, whose own Illness was slight.
did not care to leave her friend Ill and
lonely.
The friendship between the Princess of
Wales and Lady Eva Dugdale, her favorite
among the ladies in waiting, dates from
the time when both were small children.
When thee Princess May and her family
We're living in the White Lodge. at Rich
mond Park. there was considerable intimacy
between them and the family OF the late
Earl of Warwick. father Of Lady Eva
The Duchess of Teck and her daughter
frequently stayed at Warwick Castle and
the two young girls developed into fast
friends.
When the Princess May became the
Duchess OF York there was necessarily a
change, but it did not interfere with the
affection between them, as was shown by
the appointment OF Lady Eva to her house
hold.
The kings First Levee.
The King will hold his first levee a week
or two after the first meeting of Parlia-
ment in the throne room at st. James. 1
am told that there will be many altera-
tons in the regulations. that the number
attending will be limited and that there
will be other drastic changes.
Inc diplomatic Corps Will attend the
first levee. The Prince of Wales, the Duke
OF Connaught, Prince Arthur. who Will join
the royal circle for the first time. and
Primo Christian will be present in tho
throne room with the King.
Prince and arithmetic.
Little Prince Edward of Wales has a pro- |
found distaste for arithmetic. Many times |
the future King of England has been put |
in a corner for evidencing his dislike.
Recently when he saw books and slate
made ready to start the days lessons he :
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TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
Mrs. Haley Threatened. Divorce
and Husband Was Jealous.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Jam. 11.-Peter Haley rushed
into the First Precinct Station-house IN Jer-
sey City and told Captain Cody he had
killed his wife.
Captain Cody had the man put in a cell.
Detectives found Haley's wife, Bridget, ly-
ing on the floor at No. 62 Canal street, with
cuts on her head
She told Captain Cody tina her husband
had abused her and finally struck her on
the head with a crutch. afterwards strik-
ing her with a Ratchet.
The Haleys have a son Is years old who
saw the attack on his mother. but did not
dare interfere.
Mrs. Haley was taken to the City Hos
pital. Her condition is critical. Haley IS
employed by the American Steamship Com
pany.
He told Captain Cody his wife had threat
ened to get a divorce from him. and that
rather than see her married to another man
he had determined to kill her.
Haley was held to await the result of his
wife's injuries.
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CRAZED BY A SHOCK.
MOtorman Rallied. but Sense Soon
Left Him.
RBPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Newark. JAM. IA shock of electricity
received while plotting a New York and
Newark car has made Motorman John
Price a raving maniac. He is now at St.
James, Hospital.
Price was making the return trip from
Jersey City and had reached the corner of
Pane and Market streets when In some
way he received the shock. He was thrown
back against the door of the car and fell
in q heap.
He was removed to his home, No. ISL
Passaic street. and in an hour the physi-
clans said he was rapidly recovering and
would be all right.
Suddenly he became violently insane and
sprang from his bed. He was removed to
the hospital. but his condition shows no
improvement.
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WIRELESS DEATH NOTICE.
Seaman Informed of Daughters
Demise Before Reaching Port.


New York, Jan. u.-Captain Jorgensen of
the Nantucket lightship. who was informed
by wireless telegraph of the death of his
daughter, arrived on the Anchor liner.
Miss Jorgensen was 10 years old. She was
seized by lockjaw after being va9cinated.
Captain Jorgensen had been Urgei'by mes
sages sent from the Msrconi wireless tele-
graph station at Nantucket to go to his
daughters bedside, but for a week north.
west gale and heavy seas held him a priS-
oner on the tossing lightship.
The Astoria was signalled to come near
upon her arrival from Glasgow. Captain
Wilson drought her, to a stop a hundred
yards away. Captain Jorgensen made the
trip intervening In a small boat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
JAPANESE MECHANICS STRIKE.
They Were Filling Places of Iron
Workers Who Walked Ont.

San Francisco, Jan. 1L-Twenty-six Japa-
nese mechanics who have been working at
the Union Iron Works, filling the place of
some Of the American Iron Workers who
are on strike for a shorter workday, have
been called out and nave quit work.
The japanese were ordered out by the off,
GERS of the Japanese Association of Ameri-
ca, an organization with which all the resi-
dents of that nationality are filiated. This
action was brought about through the ef-
forts Of the Iron Trades Council.
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ILLlN0IsANS WANT TO FIGHT.
Agent Notified of Organization of
Company to Help the Beers.

New Orleans. Jan. l1-Captain L. Devil
Tiers Of the Boer Army. who is in this city.
is in receipt of a letter from H. C. Arnold
Of Bloomington, Ill. declaring that he has
organized in Illinois a company of young
men. all of whom served in the United
States Army during the recent trouble with
Spain. who are anxious to serve with the
Beers in South Africa, and who want to
know If Captain Devilliers can make any
arrangements for their transportation there.
Captain Devilliers replies that 1t is impo.-
received numerous offers of this kind.
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Took Keys Only.

San Francisco. Jan. u.-Edward Beard,
sexton of Trinity Episcopal Church. reports
to the police that he was held up by two
young men on Lafayette square at $50
he was suddenly confronted by two men
whose faces were concealed by handker-
chiefs. Before their victim could make a
move to resist one was holding a pistol TO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

Galveson, Texas, Oct. 81, 1901.
Silver Dime Oil Company,
Galveston, Texas.
Gentlemen:
] accepted your Red Letter PROPOSE
ton and came here from Monticello,
Ark, to look into you proposition, YOUR
method of doing business, your connec-
ions in Galveston and your holdings at
Beaumont: upon Investigation / find
everything not exactly as represented,
but at least 100 per cent better than you
had led me to believe, and I cannot say
too much for the enterprise nor make
this letter too strong. The more / study
the matter over. the more l am pleased
with the prospects Of large returns
Yours truly, r. T. WELLS.
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Seventh Day Adventi.ts.

NashviIIe, Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE Southern
General Conference of the Seventh-Day Ad-
ventists met here recently. President b. NJ.
kilgore OF Greysville, Tenn, presiding. One
hundred delegates. representing all the
Southern States, were in attendance. s. NJ.
Daniel of Battle Creek, Mich, president of
the united conference, was also present.
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Cults. right tackle Of tho B.rr,,d 49,,
team OF 1901. whose athletic standinS w.
Ine suoject OF Inquiry before the game with
s taIe i IA November. is declared a profes.
profesosr Ira n. Hollis of the Harvard An.
tiSSa af G S1bmmitsee; Evidence was PRODUCED
gave privs.e "S O9inss at Havsrfot4, Quits
vanta. 1oS feeoAyts
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arose from the table at which he had been
sitting and said. quietly. to his tutor:
II don't think I'll do 'rithmetic to-day.
Think I'll go in the corner again. i. you
don't mind"
And he marched awav like 4 soldier,
leaving Il much-bewildered tutor in the
rear
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

me directory of the Silver iGme Oil Company, realizing its duty to its present
stakeholder as we'll as those Who are yet to buy stock in this Company, haze
concluded to store one million barrels OF oil in tanks above the top of the ground.
tan the entire capital stock OF the company. thereby putting the company be
yond any. contingency that might arise and for his purpose " will continue for
a short time to sell stock at
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Arrested for KiIIinr ynrrant,.

Matawan. n. J., Jan. 1L-Charles c.
Hubart. a wealthy farmer living near here,
has been arrested for killing rabbits that
had been tracked upon the snow. The fine
Is $50 for each and every rabbit killed while
snow Is upon the ground.
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Galveston. Texas. Nov. IL, 1901.
Silver Dime Oil Company,
Galveston, Texas.
Dear Sirs:
Having accepted your Red Letter
proposition, visiting you in your offices
at Galveston. Texas. and also looking
over Your property on Spindle Top, 1
find that everything is exactly as rep
resented in every respect. and the future
Of The Silver Dime looks exceedingly
bright to me. I am glad 1 hold a block
of stock.
Yours truly.
Z. ". PARKER, Pleasant Hill, Mo.
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his head and demanding his valuables. The
other man then made a quick search of
Boards pockets. but took only a bunch Of
keys. including those of the church. and
a watch and 81 in money N
another pocket.
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To Cure Headache in 10 Minutes
Take Parkers Headache Powders. They
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price 10c.
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Oliver =. QUITS q Professional
Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 11.-Oliver F
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RECEIPTS OF WHICH ARE BEING PLACED IN OUR TANK FUND.
Ne prove what we say al our own expense. Come as our guest to the Beaumont OIL Fields
IN our, Red @ttero offer, which is as follows: Any person or community wishing
local local PAM. TO 3,oe.hhea held " said bank unit one of their upmber shall visit Beau
mont and Galveston and personally investigate the conpanys holdings N its
omms srs.atPIn hHns notified Of such iep~it by the bak We will forward free
ttm MSFnaho 0na- 10 d4HNSon haumcnt, ana return. If our representations are
round to be correct the investment is to he made; If not the tank is to return the
money paid to depotor" w court investigation, because we are sound md re-
liable.
WE Y PRODUCERS.
on DECEMBER Il. 1901, Gnsher No l. flowing a sxnch strsm If OIL cam in
on Block No. IS Of Spindle Top Our second well of the same IL being located in
Block 81 Spindle Top. is now COINS through the Cap Rock and will be in within
the next few days; thus gfvng this company W Of the vv best wells or spin
lie Top ana qdlpNe II Tor The sale of oil second to none in the field.
DIVIDENDS.
On the first day Of February. 1902 our first monthly dividend Of . pr Ger, will
be paid ot of actual sales OF OIL having contract for the delivery Of 200 O bar
reS, upon which an advance payment has been made, and from which these div
idends are to be paid.
RESOURCES.
other ten-cent company ever oeanzed and hiatt has room for twenty gushers
in the proven field That hey have acquired lands for tankage. have let a con
rae Tor a pipe line to their tanking grounds ad. the railroads: are Joined With
others In a pipe line to Port, Arthur and Sabine Pass and to-day present. the
vanMd nd no more sold at the present price.
HoM 10 END NEf- reInttances should be made by draft postal or
express money order oil by wire. direct to he SILVER DINE OIL. co. Rooms
g2ttS Trust building Galveston, Texas Money deposited fn my bank ad the
COMPANY notified will secure stock
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Little Prince Edward of Wales has a pro-
found distaste for arithmetic. Many times
the future King of England has been put
in a corner for evidencing his dislike.
Recently when he saw books and slate
made ready to start the days lessons no
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-24

FOR SALE
Two or four lots on St Francis ave.
south OF Tenth
Fine building lots. "a feet deep. on
Water street. near street car line. for
only $50 each
Corner lots. on Waco at q bargain.
g feet. corner OF Market and Morris
street. for $3.50.
5-room cottage and barn. - feet. es st
front souIh OF Twelfth street. 500
4 new cottage, 3 large roous, 100 feet
east front. $50
10 acres OF fine land. well improved
with orchard grove. - acres IN alfalfa.
- miles from city. . miles from VALLEY
Center for s609o.
50 acres improved bottom land south
OF city. q 80
los acres OF fine land. improved. near
Greenwich. 81. 90.
"a acres, all fine alfalfa land, new
house, near city. for s.. CO.
I have a large list Of farms. acre lots
and city property which is offered AZ a
bargain JOHN FERRITER
155-f 1S7 North Main ST
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FOR SAI.F-BuIdinr Materials.

FOR SALE-Building Materials:
( Until June lst. / VIII offer for sale
at No. 81 South Market street, a
large quantity or secondhand
building material and supplies.
consisting of water closets marble
basins. bath tubs. closet tanks and
seats iron and lead pipe, plumbers
supplies locks hinges sash
weights. pulleys. general hardware.
sash doors. window screens, WIN
dow frames. short length lumber.
anchor irons. store fronts. inside
sash. iron fence gates drawers.
newell posts balusters, blocks,
moulding inside finish. awning
frames steel cables furnaces.
steam boilers thing. wagon scales,
brackets AND r thousand other ar
ricies Dor enumerated. can ~
above warehouse and l1l fs
maa there, i, ". CLAEE
ssh
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

iS67R s1TEN
+ The following Bunnen & Elo Invest
r-1t eour ms properties "a cash pay
meats stated balance GA Ions ume
mortgage
~ \. Lawrence. rooms. - feet. Sssa.
- 5. lawrence. rooms. is feet. Sl.so.
Tepeka. rooms. % feet $50;
ie- y. Emporia. rooms. 90 feet. $40:
IS oRie avenue > rooms 50 feet $40.
- Ems avenue. & so5ms 50 feet. 1900.
% Il Maia. rooms. p feet $50; $50
- \ Topeka. rooms g feet. sgses
lawrence. rooms e. fest. s4sss;
~ DEAN GORDON Receiver
FOR sAI-E-six-room house. closets
lta- clster7. iara. f1rrace- cement
r1FS riAee $3.50 t-sl-Il-4lN
FOR sALE-TeE-room house. m0serr. S
f- ezt lrelr. on r4irFleVe avenue be-
tTesa r1itteearh and Fc1rteenth. Here
rea-ra1a 67.sk hoase. below Eleventh
Sds t1lse. Ve have sevsrai Et.t-s5se
irFfsi Insects 81 farms syacS ranches and
NORTH End REALTY CO.
FQE sAI.E-vsry aeslrabie s-r7ou coz
side Prre lie Ea-l l1ses-a1elt-
So owaer- EoTlec Har.iEsera
Faa a1-E-Tasssrafle rssf5sace Properly
COR ftua1s ra-uirg rse p sz
p - so1 Failing 1e4tl tae cse
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SITUATION wANTEp-mALg.


3 An LE-lh-A position as waiter ID res
tauren- by steady Young man Am no
loalcr- Have bad some experience Adj
cress J. J. Bolton. General Delivery
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPpoETCN IrI fSS-For sale.
Harness ana saialery business. WIKI
roo.s ~ 4c on the Gollar. Best loca-
ness ilsr fear. VIVA invoice 81 1a Am
r-lr-ls seoCE down Address H. w
stear1s. ->loua. kan. 5-1-6t
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AGENTS NAMED

~--~----~-----e----a-----
WANT ETl-Agents Tor gne Bess iaunIry
81 Kansas. Liberal commission Al
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. s2-u
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FOR SALE
Tax title on I9s feet. fronting Market
street. back OF house 1s39 8 Lawrence
avenue. by 10 feet deep Price, re-
demption value OF deed about S550
Ct DEAN GORDON. Receiver
FOR SALE-Farms. ranches. city prop
erty We have everything you want IN
real estate. Our new location Is 15T 5.
Main Give Us call O. G. Jacobs
Realty CO. Let
FOR SALE-Cheap. ranch lands. Plenty
OF timber and water. any sized tracts
desired. from go 10 ZOO acres, s 70 81
Per acre, oue-thiTd 70 sue-haE cash,
balance ard years: close 90 ship
ping ard trading points. An improved
S0-acre farm for 500 cash. immediate
possession; warranty deed Well In
proved TO acres. close 70 town, 10
possession in March Two good-sized
stores for sale Fine location for ium-
Der. implements. general mcrche ndise or
feed. wheat &c: cheap for cash. Good
I2.el0-acTs- improved ranch. miles run
ming water. for 81 per acre All #
Comancne county Write or see ~.
Barlow, ColdWater, Kan lf2-G
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FOR SALE-I50 acres. part bottom land,
80 acres OF wheat as fine as any in the
country, goes with the place. 8 miles
from Wichita on p T. y. route y
Taile 70 good town: all good land: =
acres pasture. living water, acres
bearing orchard. barn 26xs9 small house.
a scOc farm. we'll located. with 10 acres
OF wheat. for S5 an acre Come and
look at this before you buy. immediate
possession Il sold az once G. p. Davis
Valley Center. Kan 150-tf
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OR EE-S L-N lceig- Furnished rooms tor
~ peoele. ~ Ee. - ana &c y. &a-a
street lax
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FOR SALE-Neariy nsu upright piano.
strictly biSh grade special ralhoslss
case. very lpe, VIII BE SOLD cheap. 81
n Lawrence avenue. ll--L
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FOB TRADE.


FOR TRADE-A corner business building,
on Main street. in Guthrie. Q. T., 70
trade for farm land and some cash
Address Building care Eagle est
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sToRE RooMs EoR REnr.

FOR RENT-A suitable location for a
cigar or news stand. Address Robert
NJ Bidgood los y Lawrence. elk
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Riverside and Idtchfeld. Fred Buckley
i5l-tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-18
TOOL OF REAcTIoNlSTS.
Assassination of M. Sipaguire Ap
pIauded in Radical Circles.


st. Petersburg, April 1S-Althoush
M. Sipiaguine, the minister of the ~
terror, who was assassinated April is,
was not actually the leader of the re
dictionary party in Russia, he was the
tool of those who in the opinion Of
many, were responsible for the prevail
ing situation. His assassination easily
explicable in the present political con-
dition was hailed with joy in radical
circles.
For month there had been daily ru-
mors of Sipiaguine's impending res
ignation owing to disagreements with
the governor general of Moscow, the
Grand Duke Serguis, who has been
supporting the novel policy towards
the working classes instituted by M.
Trepoff, the police project of Moscow,
which includes the organization of
| labor unions under police control The
murdered minister's name was also
mixed up with the stories CT financial
irregularities alleged against SO many
officials at present. Sipiaguine spen!
| idence. A single chandelier alone cost
$4,000 roubles, and he was accused OF
p2propriating 100000 roubles from the
lecret service funds. The deceased
| was by no means talented, and OWED
| lis position to influential friends, es
liecially to Count Shermetiefs. the
! bosom friend of Gar Alexander fIL
and to the dowager cZarina. VINO is
| largely under Count Shermitieff's in
! fluence
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-18
IN ABSOLUTE CONTROL.
J. p. Morgan Will Dictate Policy Of
St.. Louisville and Nashville.

J. p. Morgan Will Dictate Policy Of
". Louisville and Nashville.
New York, April 1S.-The following
authoritative statement respecting the
Louisville and Nashville situation was
made by a member of the firm of ]. P.
Morgan & Co.:
'''The public, as we'll as the specula-
tive community, should bear in mind
these three things:
"First--There will be no corner
'Second-There will be no contest
for control.
"Third-J. P Morgan absolutely
controls Louisville and Nashville.
"The first is assured by Mr.. Gates
and the manner in which he has dis
posed of his stock. Mr.. Belmont S
statements are assurances as to the
second and J. P. Morgan & Co. are
sponsors for the third.
Furthermore, Louisville and Nash
vile will be operated in the future as
it has been in the past and there will
be no change.
u. P. Morgan & Co. say positively
that the present status of the road is
the same as it has been heretofore, ex-
cept that J. P. Morgan controls and
directs absolutely and without qualifi-
cation" Y-