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The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
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WI SCAS
We are showing the r. and
C. and the Roval Worcester
*traight front corset at 80 cts.
At - cents, a few sizes left
Of the S1.OO W. B. Corset.
At $l.oo, we have the r.
and C.. W. B., Royal Wor-
ccStrr, Thom.on's glove Citing
cOTSct+.
The makers Of the glove
flttlng corset are the oldest
manufacturers Of corocts in the
CNitcd States.
They are bright up-to-datc
men. always striving to make
better goods. There is one
thing they do not know how
to do and that is make a Door
corset.
Thomson's Militant Corset
at Sl.OO is without doubt the
best S1.OO Corset made in this
country. They are low bust,
straight front, short hip.
Fer stout figure the best
corset we know of is the Dow
agcr. The front and side stecls
are extra heavy, full over the
hips. Try one Of the Dowager
and you will never use any
other.
228-23O King St.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

1AETED-WHIIE COOKS AND CH M
w bermalds So Il week. = girl for wais-
ress to 90 III lies ont ot city. 5}n eek; men
for farm work si5 II msa'h Apply at WI
Intelligence Office No. "a ". ith streets
a9!t'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

NOTICE TO THE EHONonABLEJUD9E Es
IN Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Dali very Of the st tte OF Della
ware in an for New Castle County, We the
undersigned. treehoiders and respectable citi..
zens OF the Fifth ward. IN thu city 9f
Wilmington, county of New Castle and stats
q Delaware do hereby certify that James : q:
situated at No. lOs West Seventh strest.
in the Fifth ward, city county -a8d
state aforesaid, described in his aIplidAs
lion, and who IS an applicant for = license on
Monday. the 18th day OF May. A. D.. 1901. being
ths next term Of said court, for the sale p
one.half guIlon therein, not to be drunk on
the promises, he being II licensed retailer OF
goods, Y ares anl merchandise TIL, aggregate
cost value OF hi. stock constantly kept ON
hand for sale il nor less than $50 ), he is man
OF fun age, soDrietv and good moral characs
ter; that such sale Of intoxicating liquors ~
said place Is necessary t. accommodate the
public that he IS the tenanv Of said house. and
tho true rental value il VI " and ths follow
ing respectable ctizensto said ward, at leay
X of whom are suDsantiai fre3holders OF
said ward, recommendtA. sail application
viz:
Wm II Robinson Ere G l.an,nelo
James Aesny J,nath,n Aydol
Il Urstricher thas J L,ngel.
Jos tph Hess y LieOtrmnT
J"nn stewart Levi, l. tireen
Jthn { Erlson M Mur,,Ar
Bernard z EAssrn j,hni ~, Troy
Geo II Asl, W
Ihumn. j Goslin Jan ,t .rtr
Joshua B iarIlng .ir."u S"n
Chuu J tampb,A th 'e,s,
v V Harr,soI
James Fox
John F. peiiiey J
aui'd .tw j
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Yeager has Highest SEQ c.

The bowling contests at the Young
Mems Christian Association for the
hampionshlp trophy are becoming inter
esting. To date the score Of George
Yeager for one game which Is 1876 is tho
highest that has been rolled
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Hignutt's Funeral

The funeral Of Charles G. Ilignutt.
who was killed on the railroad, will
be held on Friday afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Funeral Directors.

You We take it all, when
we guarantee that
Run every salt we sell yon
must give satisfac-
No ton. We know the
CLOTHS, we know the
D;eL clothing makers, we
N buy only where we
are sure of values,
styles and comfort in fit.
Out great range Of prices
in mems and young mems
Sack Suits is SO, Sl2 and
Sl5. We have good All
wool Suits as low rs $500
and $3.50. We have u few
fine special styles at S1S and
$40. These are all Sack Suit
prices. We have Getaway
Dress-np Suits at so to $25
and Prince Albert suits Slj
to S3o. The new Spring
styles are here and We
would like to have you see
them.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
Evenings.
JAS. /. MULLlN & SONS
9th aad Market, Wilmington
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

Among changes In the postal service
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Bar Harbor to Northeast Harbor. June l TO
Is. and octeher To November IS. Leave Bar
Harbor daily except Sunday after arrival Of
boats due $50 a.. m and As p. m. and on
Sunday 80 a. m Arrive at Northeast Harbor
in three hours. Leave Northeast Harbor daily
except Sunday at 80 a. m. and l2 80 p. m. and
on Sunday L. so p m, arrive at Bar Harbor In
three hours. November 10 to May 81, and June
Is TO September 80 Leave Bar Harbor daily
except Sunday after arrival of morning mail,
arrive at Northeast iarbor daily In three hours,
Leave Northeast Harbor daily except Sunday
In time to connect with afternoon boat, arrive at
Bar Harbor In three hours.
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Hsrtaon Jordan. with q crew OF men,
has gone to Hancock to bald roads.
VII. Chapman. OF Scranton, Pa, Is the
gues, Of bis aunt, Mrs. Alden Hasten.
Ms. George Springer, OF Easshrook. is
The guest Of her brother, George Kitchen.
Mrs. Lizzie Grindis, OF Esstbroos,
visited Der daughter M-. Raymond
Hasiem, recently.
The annual exercises of the I. O. r. and
compsnion court OF This town will b.
bald a, the church Sunday. June y.
The Fourth OF July win be observed at
wathsm BY bail at Fox's bail In the
essning. Music by Monsg hams orchestra.
Mrs. Charles keif. OF Bostoo, who has
bcau visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Hannah Jordan, the past week, has gone
10 Bangor Tor fs~ days, before return
ing home.
Alsnson Hasleu, one OF our respected
young men, and Mrs. Annie Mckenzie, o.
Ellsworth, were married June Il. Both
are veil and favorshiy known, and their
many friends offer congratulations.
June 10. II.
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Prot. z. A. Cooper and family win
spend the summer At Hneksport.
The engagement OF Rev. Robin Stevens
W and Alice Belle Is announced.
Mf, Kendall. Ua. who has been I'll a,
tbs sesninsry since commencement, has
gone 10 his home at ofrlngton.
Steward 81. P. ssppre,I,. who has
rnsnsged the boarding bali go salts
isesoFIiy tcs three years, hss been re-
elected.
Anumnsr OF seminary boys are camp
ing At sAcsrsppa lodge, To-day Pond.
The party includes Dexter Morton, T.. NJ.
serihner, Ray Fellows. William r. koix,
Alexis Luce. Joe warren and George
Wentworth.
fhe many friends OF Miss NJ. Alice
eory, who has been teaching iDssrn-
msnisl music At the seminary during the
met year, viii be glad TO know thst she Is
70 remain at Bueksport another year.
Ane school Is indeed fortunate to have
TIE services OF so accomplished a must
clan
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klrrERy TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks WinnowIngs OF News
Novelty and Nonsense.

Two smoke houses, two hsh-curing
buildings, two wharves and shed at
Eastport, owned by Sylvester Leonard,
were burned last Wednesday. Loss s5,-
900; insurance, 5000.
Daniel W. Heseltine, chairman OF the
State board OF pharmacy, and one Of the
best-known druggists in Portland, died
Saturday morning, OF Bright's disease,
aged forty-eight years.
Fire, Saturday afternoon, Quilted the
two upper floors OF the four-story brick
building corner Fore and Union streets,
Portland, occupied by the Woodman
Cook Silver Co. The loss is estimated at
between $4,000 and $4,000, and is we'll
covered by the insurance.
At Bath Thursday Mrs. Wilbur Howe,
her daughter Eula, aged four years, and
Eva Mains, aged fourteen years, were
drowned by the upsetting OF small sail
boat by the wash OF the ferryboat. Mr..
Howe, with his wife, three children and
the Mains child, had come to Bath In the
small boat from their home In North
Woolwieh. Mr.. Howe was rowing his
small craft out from the wharf for the
return trip home. He did not see the
ferryboat, and rowed In front OF it. The
boat struck the bow OF the steamer,
throwing the occupants into the water.
Mr.. Howe saved two OF his children.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

D~dhsn
Lena Black il home for brief visit.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin Is home for a
few weeks.
Gertrude and Bertha Barrill returned
home from Brewer last Saturday.
Mrs. arie BurriIi, who has been en-
ployed In Brewer, has returned TO her
home.
Waldo Cowing, whose knee was Sc
rtously hurt by kick from horse re-
Gently, Is about on erutcbes.
q. ID. Goodwin, OF Brewer. visited reIa-
tives Ia town last week. He Is recover
ing from a recent operation for ap-
pendleitis.
Nathan Dexter Ward, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, formerly OF this town,
was here East week after an absence OF
iorty-seven years.
News has been received here Of the
death, from eanear, in Brockton, Mass,
of Mrs. J. b. BurrilI, formerly OF this
town. Her husband and children have
the sympathy OF their many friends here.
5. Z. Peaks, an old man living alone,
who some days ago fell down stairs, In
turing his hip and remaining helpless
nearly twenty four hours before hts con-
dition was discovered, Is beginning to get
about again.
Ii.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Ea.s nIaehln.
Edward J. Carter Is working at Hall
Quarry.
Eliis s.anstield has gone to Portsmouth,
N. H., TO work.
George +. Carter returned from Harri-
cane island last week.
Schooner MAUD So, Long master,
loading at Morgsn's Bay. win sail to-day
for Rockland.
George z. Marks LETT this morning Tor
Waidoboro. where he will be employed
ss sharpsner.
Roy II. Marks Is at home from Camden
for his vsestions He will remain until
the first OF July.
Mics Mabel A. wsrdweII, who has beon
studying music In Holyoke, Mass, re-
tarned home last Friday.
Miss Rosa candsge, who has been In
Phiiadelphis during the past six mont hs.
IL al home for the summer.
Miss Susie &. Long, who has been
tesching In shetbarne Falls, Mass, dur.
ing the past year, came home last Friday.
John W. Cousins and family left this
morning for Nashville, where they ex.
pect TO remain month visiting relatives
and friends.
,. Whitcomb Cousins has been rebuild
Ing the pink-sterned schooner "Malnen,
twenty-three tons register, and owned by
Reuben Stewart, OF Brooklin. The work
was completed last Thursday. The trim,
pink-stsrned fishermen 40 numerous on
the coast OF Maine atty years ago have
gradually disappeared. until the "Mainen
and one ether are the only ones left, ex-
ccpsing few snshore fishing boats.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
Bacon, unknown osnyone, left her home.
Tho family became alarmed and search
was made for her but she could not be
found. About I'D p. m. word was sent
TO the village for the launch "Giydep
10 go TO Black Island after MFR. Bacon
who Is at work there. The launch, with
Mr.. Bacon. returned about midnight. 1t
was sad home coming for before be
reachcd home the body OF his wife had
been found In the water near the Milford
6slndle wharf. Mr.. Bacon lives about
two miles from the village. Mrs. Bacon
has been iIi for some time, her mind be-
ing sfrsc;ed. II ls supposed she COM
miited suicide while temporarily de-
ranged.
Miss May Jareny arrived here from Ray
noud. Cal, last Friday. She came as far
rs Boston with her aunt and four daugh-
tiers. On the boat from Boston to Rock
land she was lnqulring the way to East
Biuehlil and was introduced 10 Miss Susie
E4Long, who acted a. her cbsperon the
rest Of the way. Miss Jsreny Is sixteen
years o, age, a native OF San Francisco,
an orpbsn, and was sent here by Frank ID.
Long, who With bis wife Is living In Ray
mond, Cal. she will remain with Mr.
Longs daughter, Mrs. T.. Il. Consry,
until next winter, when Mr.. Long
intends to return to his home. Many 10
Biuehlli will be interested TO learn that her
suot's maiden name was Intx Hamilton,
formerly OF Bluehiii. She IL the widow
OF Msssemeno Jareny, a native of Trieste,
Austria. and a tirst elsis MN. He was a
a granite-eutter, and worked In East
Biaehill several years. On account OF his
anprouonne#bIe name he was generally
known az Peter George. He could read
and write Austrian aud Italian, and
learned TO read English under the tuition
OF @. @. Long. He died at Raymond, Cal,
April Is, 1899, aged forty-fye years. His
widow will reside at present In South
Berwick.
June L. O..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

East surry.
Miss Annie Glass, OF North Surry, is
stopping at NJ. d. Chatto's.
Mrs. Stinson and Mrs. Chatto, who were
on the sick list last week, are better.
Susie Stinson arrived home to-day from
Otter Creek, where she has been teaching.
Byron III. Chatto is at home from the
University of Maine, having completed
his first college year.
Mrs. Hudson, who has been at her sum
mer home two weeks, has been seriously
Ill. Mr.. Hudson Is expected to-day, and
daughter, Mendella Benson, In few days.
Miss Josie Gray, a member OF the grad
uating class at Castine normal school, is
finishing the term OF school at South
surry left without teacher by the I'LL
ness OF Miss Sadie Jarvis.
june IS. g.
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COUNTY Ne US.
.,s,,soaal oo.ais Moss sec ssasr pas~s

s'I ,aS" i. Coos and family left Tor Boston
Friday.
p.,ns Bucxn,insssr is employed a, Bar
Hsfbor.
cant. Ebsa simpson made a short visit
home Thursday.
T. 4. Freeman was In town last
Geek on business.
qss Charles X. .Champiin stock Co.
.t.v.iu the opera house all this week.
n,eason Annis left Thursday for Port
ia whore he IL to he employed on
yacht.
az Oxen and j. h. Gordon received
g.sollns engine Sunday, which they
viii use In launch.
schools clossd Ia the several districts
Friday, excepting in ocoanviile, which
viii continue two weeks.
w. Cousins took party TO Islo au
psut saturday night In J. e. Hsrmons
Isuuch TO attend dance.
Thet boat "stslla Picsert" 10 hauled
Of for repairs to her boiler. Steamer
aNlnnehshss has taken her place.
CHS. Webb. Fred r. Weed and w. s.
Tburlow were elected deiegs,es to attend
tbe aemocrAtic state convention Ia Ban
gor June II.
D. L. and ID. ]. Soyes attended the we'd
ainr OF their sister Florence and Fred
Isnson, at her home In chsEisston, on
Wednesday last.
Tbs strike continues here although
fsw qsarrymsn have resumed work.
Several have left town TO seek employ
roens elsew here. Ibe greater number OF
s,ous.cuttsrs have left town also. II looks
as though this would be long strike.
Neither the quarry owners nor quarrymen
are showing any signs OF givlsg In.
JuBs I6. EUGENE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

8saiasBere.
Chester Ash, of ,winterport, Is visiting
MS uncle, Q. A. Campbell.
aiss Ella Tracy viii close successful
.sht-week term OF school here to-mor-
row.
AIRS. Clara Bicktord. OF Winter Harbog,
mspending few days with her mother,
ssis' Sarah Joy.
David Guptill, who has been attending
school in Houiton for some tIms. returned
-s'Ae saturday for the summer vacation.
MISS Mary weatherbee, OF Marshiield,
MAsa., accompanied BY her cousin, Is
aysn1ing law weeks with her parents,
June lis. - III" JKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
June 9.

The Ashyille and East Sullivan Sunday
school had concert Sunday night at
Temperance hall. 1t was much enjoyed
by all. The children did credit to them
selves and to Capt. o. p. Bragdon, the
faithful Sunday school superintendent.
Miss Julia Bunker, a graduate of the
Boothby surgical hospital, of Boston,
arrived home Friday, accompanied by a
friend, Miss Elizabeth Ross, OF River
John, n. s., who has been matron Of the
Boothby surgical hospital six years.
They viii spend the summer with Miss
Bunker's mother, L. Nj. Bunker.
June 16. b.
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baeksports
Jacob Billings, former well-known
citizen OF this town, died Aondsy OF last
week st the residence OF bis son, David b.
billings, In Boston, after a short Illness,
a. tbe age Of ninety years. Besides
vile, three sons and two daughters
survive. The body was brought here for
tufeyment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

Ashville.
Everett Carpenter and family moved to
Franklin last week.
Miss Bernice Smith has finished her
term OF school at Birch Harbor, and re-
turned home Friday night.
Ed. Smith went to Bath last week for
employment.
Mrs. George Chilcott, of West Sullivan,
will be the guest of Mrs. e. c. Hill for
awhile.
Miss Beckie Ashley, who has been at
West Sullivan, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Lindsey.
Harry Ash, who has been In New
Hampshire all winter and spring, has
returned home, and is with his parents,
j. r. Ash and wife, for awhile.
H.A. Martin and wife were in town
over Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Martins
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Brag-
don.
June g. b.
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sullivan.
Mrs. Georgia Lyman is visiting Mrs. f..
". Cleaves, OF Prospect Hsrbor.
Mr.snd Mrs. Howard, OF Cheises, Mass,
are 10 town at Capt. james Urann's where
they viii spaad some weeks In the inter
ess OF Mr.. Howsrd's health.
Mrs George c. Emery, son and daugh-
ssf arrived In town from Kansas City
saturday morning and are located at the
nome OF ars. Emery's mother, Mrs. G. A..
siimson, for the summer.
" Timsnsis arrived In town last Sat-
ltaay morning and has been expecting
ns naphtha launch every day since. Last
S'ening he received telegram stating that
ne had put into Castine disabled and Will
~ he here till later. Mr.. Timanyis has
ton.
June 10. r..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

It's mistake to imagine. that itching piles
can't be cured; mistake to suffer day longer
than you can help. Doan'a Ointment brings
instant. relief and permanent cure. AT any
drug store, 50 cents.--Advt
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor Additional County Es,es, see other pages.


49,. S-.,s-..--,-
ua,.o,r, Aua, earn. hono s.t,raav
from Charleston, where he has been
attending school.
,,ha.,,a .,,u, xa,,s $780, wosu
day from waltham, Mass, where he has
been since March,
pn,.,, ps,au has ,.,,,sro, "a an. a,
the stock holders from the Grange COOP
perative association.
Ms Clara rnsnn rst,rnsa from eos,on
las, week, where she has spent the winter
with her sons, Eugene and Harry Clapp.
Ja,n,. Carter came hama from soptb
piushsii Ina, vsak Che ,n,e,as IN on IN
North BROOKLYN this week to take care Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Abijsh Carter,
who was thrown from a carriage few
days ago, breaking her arm.
June9. RAE.
MIR. and Mrs. Abbott spent sunday In
binehii.
Frederick Cole has gone to his home Ia
"eo'ke nA'seo" anu eee" fase "e'e
~ 'o"p ounosy'
Mrs. Nellie Pierce and daughter Ethei
nave gone u 'eos"'eN 10 7penu tne
suia'i'ef'
D. N De'eii re'urned 70 ral'el oa'ur
asy' a''e. spenuins wees WI" A's pe'
FREQ NJ rage came rom ooiii'an o"'
-. =, o.,,,,,s
neuian inu.''o" ~n"
ea'ne n''ne iio", "'
school.
number Of our vopng people went to
Hillside circle at the town house Wednes-
day evening. Ice-eream and cake were
served. They report pleasant time.
A tramp with bis hand bsndsged as II
hurt, begged from house to house here
this week He Jared we'll but was found
out later to be fraud.
June IS. RAE.
,,',. l. =, - =, ,Aa
80 "sst,a O. ,,aoa =, r.vi
G."
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Es,es. see other pages

Rro,kun
Mrs. N. V. Tibbetts, with her daugh liter
Dorothy, OF Washington, d. G., arrived
here Saturday to open her cottages at
West End.
Mrs. ii, 8. Traver came from Boston
Saturday, where she has been spending the
winter.
Miss Edith Cousins has returned from
Boston, where she has been employed.
Misses York and Bracy have opened
their ice-cream pariors In the FRIEND
building.
Miss Nina Freeth hey has gone to Egge-
,,n ~ sa,n,ns,
pa-,a, 49,. ..,,.,., ,.or, 80 ra.,in.
-, -, - =, s 49,
Ada Herrick, who Is a student at the
school. came with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Mcfarland and
daughter Gertrude. Miss Mabel and Grace
Tapley, Miss Alice Herrick, Mrs Fred
Pierce and Miss Ethel Hill attended the
graduating exercises at Castine June 8.
Mrs. Weston Gott. of Woburn, Mass, ia
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p, e.
Lufkin.
Nil Ma w,,,. :, .,onas o., ,,a
.,.,,.y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

wsffham.
There will be a social dance at Fox's
hall next Friday evening, June 20. VIII
sons orchestra, OF Ellsworth Falls, will
furnish the music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

Miss Fanny Sylvester is employed at
the Travellers Home, Sedgwiek.
Mrs. Watson Friend is Ill with the grip,
Jennie Sylvester is caring for her.
Fred Candage and family have returned
to their home in North Penooseot.
Miss Nettis Sylvester has gone to work
for Mrs. s. ]. Candsge at South Bluehiil.
June 10. oeD'
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Biaehiil FaiIa.
The son and daughter OF Warren Burns,
OF Brooklin, are visiting their uncle,
Phillip Burns.
Mrs. BSH. Csndage arrived home We'd
nesday from Dorchester, Mass, where
she has passed the winter.
Twenty-four from Bluehiil Falls at
tended commencement exercises at the
academy, Observation-Disclosures and friends
of A. b. Consry, who graduated.
LUNG 9. SUE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

The only place TO get bargains is at tn,
store that a4uertises for your trade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
Flour. Grain and Feed.

Flour and corn are easier, oats little hrmer
and feeds very firm, but local prices are not
affected.
Flour-per bbl- Oats, bu so
450g5 Is Shorts-bag- rs
Corn, bag 10 Mixed feed, bag IS
Corn meal. bag l so Middlings. bag
LAO al 30
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-05

The affairs handled by the operating
department of the Northern Pacific
have increased SO greatly in irnpor-
lance and volume. that a new Office
has been created to become operative
April 18th. The Office is that Of as
sistant general superintendent with
headquarters in ST. Paul. The Office
will not conflict with a similar Office
on the west portion of the system,
held by A. e. Law, who will remain
in Tacoma. E. ]. Pearson has been ap-
pointed to the new Office and will have
Jurisdiction, under General Supt. M. g.
Kimberley, over the eastern portion OF
the road. Mr.. Pearson has been super
intendent of the Pacific division, with
headquarters at Tacoma.
Newman Kline, at present division
superintendent of the company for
the Pacific division, with headquar-
tiers at Glendive, Mont, has been APP
pointed superintendent for the Pacific
division to succeed Mr.. Pearson, pro-
NOTED.
Pending the appointment OF a SUI
perintendent for the Yellowstone di-
vision, C. w. Houton, trainmaster, will
assume charge Of the Yellowstone di-
vision. /.