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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
FOREST RESERVATIONS.
Certain Tracts Of Land East Of Logan 10 be
Withdrawn Pending Investigation.
Embrace About Five Thousand square
Miles Ex-senator Cannon and Hen
Rich Hold Religious Services.



Washington, d, c., Feb 24,-Repre-
sentative Sutherland was informed by
the interior department that certain
tracts of land in Utah would be with
drawn from entry pending inyestiga-
ton, If necessary, Of the extension Of
forest leseryati0ns,an opportunity viii
be given to all who are interested to be
heard. The lands so withdrawn are as
follows Lying east of Logan In the
mountain, containing nine townships
being part OF Wasatch mountain.
east Of salt Lake city and extending
south urinteuuptedly to point east
Of the town Of Junction, distance of
lGj miles with an average width of is
miles, another lying three or four miles
south Of last mentioned tract, containing
20 townships. Also another so miles in
length and ~ miles wide. taking in thn
mountain west Of Sanpete valley. The
lands 20 be Withdrawn contain about g.
600 square miles.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Knox Of salt
Lake are here,
EN- SENATOR CANNON breaches
Religious services We're held yester-
day at Ex-senator Cannons residence.
All Ctahs lady delegates and num-
Der OF others were present Addresses
We're made by senator Cannon, Ben
r Rich, j, f. While. Ben Rich. IE,
and Mrs Terry, one OF The Shoshone
Indians of Wyoming also spoke.
PENSIONS.
Wyoming Original, Reuben Corn
wen. sheridan s.
Idaho; Increase Mexican war, Mar
celus NJ Martin clifton Sl2
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ASKS JUDGMENT
AGAINST M. f. MULVEY

The salt Lake Amusement associa-
ton today filed another suit against
NJ. h. Mulvey TO recover $1,000 FOR the
use Of certain scenery which was used
ny Mr.. Mulyey at the Salt Palace last
season. The complaint alleges that the
rental value OF the scenery ~ $500 and
that the same was damaged ia trans
portation IN the sum OF $500 II Is also
claimed that the scenery was msap-
propiaied by Mulvey and used without
the consent OF plaintiff. for all OF which
II asks judgment In the sum given
above.
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To Meet Miss stone.

ConstantIuope, Feb. 2l--Mr Gar
guilo the first dragoman Of the L, $.
legation and DR.. House, one Of the mis-
slonarles who have been In Macedonia
awaiting the release Of Miss Stone and
Mime. Tsilka have started for Salonlca
to meet Miss Stone and her companion.
Minister Lsischman Is the recipient of
congratulations for the success OF his
action In trusting the brlgands with
the ransom before the release Of the
captiyes. This step was much criti-
cized by Mr. Leischman's colleagues,
but the accomplishment Of the difficult
mission is now considered by diplomatic
to be n decided score for the American
minIster.
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w. G.. CANE DIES,
Well Known Engineer and Later Jew,
eler Passes Away Today.

William G., Cane died at the Holy
Cross hospital this afternoon from tho
effects of an ulcer In the stomach Mr.
Cane had suffered considerably prior
TO the time Or, Root took him IN hand
and had him removed to the hospital
IL was then found that the ulcer had
broken through the stomach and the
contents Of the organ percOlated INTO
the abdominal cavity. An operation
was performed and for time the pa
tient gave signs Of ultimate recovery,
but the infection was apparently too
much for him with the result above
stated.
Mr. Cane for number Of years was
well known IN this state as a railroad
engineer, For some time past he had
been operating a iewelry and watch
makers store at 543 west, Second South.
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L0ST HER PURSE.
Young Lady Reports Suspicious Cir
cumstance 10 Police.

About noon today while near Auer-
bach's store, Miss Eva Adams Of CPS
Second East street. lost a purse con-
tanning Sc, and money order receipt
for 1926.
2liss Adams reported the matter 10
the police and said she believed a tall
woman IN black, who brushed against
her. stole ner purse, She said she
remembered the woman cruwding up
clase to her and a moment later she
missed her purse which she carried In
her belt.
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u. P. RECEIVES TITLE TO
5000 ACRES OF LAND

A patent was filed in the recorders
Office today by which the Union Pacific
Railway company receives title TO o.
1859 acres Of land from the United
States. The land lies contiguous to
that railway in and through Salt Lake,
Weber Morgan, Davis and Summit
counties. The patent was issued Nov.
= 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC MERGER
United States Supreme Court Denies Application Of Minnesota
To File a Bill Of Complaint on Ground that the Court
Has No Juisdcton--Hill and Van SAINT Silent

OF the United States supreme courts
decision against the application Of the
state OF Minnesota for leave to file a
suit against the Northern Securities
company was received In this city to-
day without surprise President Hill,
OF the Northern Securities company.
when notified by the representative OF
the Associated Press, refused 10 discuss
the opinion Of the court. contentlng
himself with the remark that It was no
more than he had anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

Gov, Vansant was not inclined to ex-
press anoplnion on the matter and
Atty, Gen. Douglass was also adverse
to saplng anything, II IN known, how
ever. since the announcement by Unit
ed states Atty Gen. Knox, that he
would bring suit against the Northern
Securities company under the sherman
act, the state officials here have looked
for Just such a decision as that now
announced by tie United States su-
preme court. Such action by the fed
erQl officials viii not be allowed to
stop further action by the state OF MINI
neapols, but no definite announcement
has yet beou made az 10 the form such
proceedings win take.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
POLICE COURT RECORDS BROKEN
SevenN.SeyeR Trial Cases and Three Complaints Making
Total Of Eighty Offenders Before Judge DiehI Today
Heavy Grind Begun This Morning

All previous records In the police
court were broken to smthereens today
when r. cases were called up before
Judge Diehl and three more complaints
filed before press time. making an even
four score Judge Dlehl, Prosecutor
Schulder and Clerk Meeks have been
literally on the jump all day, and it
was found necessary TO continue some
Of the cases.
The heavy grind started Off this
morning with the cases Of Charles and
Stanley Rasmussen, a couple of boys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
Albanians and Turks Fight.

Cettnje, Montenegro, Feb Ask
ty-four men are reported to have been
Killed or wounded during lighting
which occurred on the Montenegran
frontier between Albanians and Turk
ish regular troops The trouble was
due to the recent assassination Of an
Albanian chief Mulazeka. The latter's
olansmen demanded the surrender of
the murderer. failing which they at
tackled a force Of Turkish frontier
troops. The fighting continues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

charged with truancy and lncorlglblI-
lty. II was shown that the youngsters
refused 60 go to school and We're In the
habit of remaining away from home at
nights. Judge Dichl ordered that they
be- held 10 the district court to show
cause Yhy they should not be sent to
the state Industrial school The list Of
offenders before Judge Diehl today in
cludo DRINKS vags, assault and battery
cases Keeping house Of ilfame and
prostitution. lighting and robbery. The
case against Elizabeth Plat. the a.
yea1-old girl, charged with incorrigl-
bility, was continued until tomorrow
morning on motion OF Assistant County
Attorney LoofbourOw.
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L. B. ADAMS PASSES AWAY.
Dies from Effects of Injuries Received
In Ogden.

ogden, Utah, Feb. 2A-Hon. I. b,
Adams passed away here at II o'clock
last night from the effects OF the in
juries he received while attempting to
pass between two cars belonging TO a
train which was switching on the rail-
roai track. His death IS he direct re-
suit of he nervous shock sustained
on Feb. Il. and the subsequent ampu-
tation OF mis- injured foot, which WAS
crushed between the Drawbacks OF two
freight cars
Louis Barnhardt Adams had resided
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Police stonned the Fight.

Louisville, Feb 2l.-The Times today
says chief Of Police Gunther, II de-
Veloped today, caused the McGovern-
Sullivan fight Saturday tonight, to
come to an end when it did Before the
fight begun col, Gunther had an UNI
derstandlng with Refere Fltzsimmons
that when, in his opinion, either Of the
principals was unfit to continue boxing
he the chief would arise from his seat
as a signal that the fight was to be
stopped.
In the 18th round Col Gunther, who
was sitting close to the ring saw that
Sullivan was done for and he accord
ingly arose. Fitzsimmons declared
McGovern the winner.
col Gunther would have stopped the
fight had not Fit2slmmons acted"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

Washington. Feb. 2t--The supreme
court today delivered It's opinion in the
ease Of Minnesota vs. the Northern Sc
curities company In application OF the
state 90 file bill Of complaint In that
court The opinion was read by Justice
shiras and the motion for leave to file
the bill was denied on the ground that
this court was without jurisdiction.
HILL AND VAN SAINT.
81. Pau. Feb. A.-Ths announcement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
Park Avenue HoteI Victim.

New York, Feb. 2i--Mrs, Caroline l.,
Il. Hall OF Newark, N j. who was
burned In the Park avenue hotel fire
Saturday morning, died today, She was
80 years old the wife Of Dr. Samuel II,
Hall who was secretary aud treasurer
Of the seamens Friend society. Mr..
Hall at one time was pastor Of Pres.
byterian church in Oswego, N, Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
pIaeo Onered II. 5. New.

Washington. Feb 2l--Harry $, New
has been offered the position Of first as.
slstant postmaster general, 20 succeed
VIM. Johnson OF New Jersey Mr. New
has not yet given his final answer He
is a member Of the Republican commit.
tee from Indiana. and Is the editor OF
the indianapolis Journal The change
win occur within the next two months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
Kiiled by Dynamite Explosion.

Jefferson CITY, Mo, Feb, 24.-By an
explosion Of dynamite on the grading
of the Colorado railroad at Babbtown,
20 miles south Of this city Archibald
Johnson Of Chicago, and G. r. Andrews
OF Marshalltown Iowa We're killed
They thought the fuse was frozen and
went 70 examine IT, when the shot went
off killing them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24
Resolution
On PoIygamy
Salt lake Ministers Dig Up Old Figures That Haye No Bear
ing on Present Conditions Whatever - AmmunL
ton for Eastern Anti-MOrnOn Onslaught

The Salt Lake Ministerial association
at It's weekly session this morning,
adopted resolution relative to alleged
polygamous conditions in Utah, which
was held over last week for 'cerlAca-
ton Of certain data" The resolution
which Is to be forwarded TO Washing
ton for use against the "Mormons'
reads as follows
Whereas, the number Of people for
merry living in polygamy In Utah Is
constantly misrepresenied In newspa-
per editorials and public addresses and
the attempt IS made to make the Amerl-
can public believe that "only q COM
paratiyely few us the most recent
phrase expresses It, ever entered into
polygamous relations, therefore, be II
Resolved by the Salt Lake Minis
terla association that the cause of
truth requires the fact to be stated that
the reports Of the Utah commission,
appointed BY the Federal government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

(It is hard to believe that the gross
errors contained in the foregoing reso-
buttons were not intentional on the part
Of It's Trainer The Utah Commission,
referred to therein, reported to Con-
gress IN 1852 that they computed the
number Of persons dlsfranchlsed under
the Edmuud's act and their construo-
ton Of it at about $4,000 persons. This
Included both men and women, They
had framed a test oath which prevent
ed many persons who had formerly
voted at elections from taking the
stringent oath thus formulated 80 that
the registration lists showed large
falling off, But the election returns
before anG after the passage Of the Ed
munds act and its manipulation by
the Utah Commission. show that the
total vote was larger afterward than II
was before. The Commission desired
to impress Congress with as big an
idea OF the results of their labors as
possible. That they greatly exaggerated
the number was proved beyond doubt
at the time by the citation Of official
facts and figures Now come the Min
lsterial Association, Of this late data
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

to carry out the Edmunds law Of 1882,
chow that under that law nearly 10000
polygamlsts were dlsfranchised, which
was over 80 per cent of the total Nor
mon vote at that time, which was
about $1,000 Vide, Utah. commission
pamphlet published in 1881 for the In
formation Of registration and election
officers In Utah. pages ., 10 and lO9"
Rev Dr Paden continued his paper
of the previous meeting entitled 'The
Ascent Of Man Through Christ" being
the review Of Rev DR.. Griffith Jones's
recent book The association voted to
accept an invitation to attend the pos
sum and game dinner to be given in
st. Marks schoolhouse Friday at p.
M, by the Calvary Baptist church, and
u was announced that special table
would be reserved FOR the clergymen,
There We're present at this morning 3
meeting Rev, A. +. Chapman Of Provo,
and Rev. Davis Of Payaon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

and add three thousand more TO the
inflated total then given, and speak OF
the Mormon" vote as $4,000. whereas
the official figures show that not eX-
ceeding half that number was cast at
any election at the period specified.
What all This has to do with the pres
cnt status of the polygamy question
Il is difficult to discern: but the motive
OF the ministers IN raklng up these dis
proved statistics Of nearly forty years
ago, is quite easy to perceive Against
their assertions concerning the dead
past there is Congressman Suther.
lands statement as to the living pres
emit which we here copy from the
Washington Times Of recent date.
Ed. "News"l
I'm 1890, when President Woodruff
issued his so.called manifesto, forbid
ding the practice theer were 2.ijl
polygamous households In Utah; In 1899
there were but 1888 more than 200 IN
that period OF nine years having been
broken up by death, and the remainder
by removal from the state and by
Church divorce Now there are probably
not more than 1000 all told, or a de-
crease of 50 per cent in less than Il
years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

At 1l;40 q. m, President Roosevelt re-
turned Prince Henrys visit. He drove
TO the German embassy In an open Ian
dau with Col. Bingham, The president
was met at the carriage by Ambassador
Won Holleben and ushered into the
building The prince met him In the
drawing room where there was an eX-
change of amenities, The president
and prince remained together for about
ten minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

Wyoming Original, Reuben Corn
well, Sheridan, S.
Idaho Increase, Mexican war, Mar
cellus NJ Martin. Clifton $l2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-24

Sixth st Jy q short block from the
Avenue , os5 depot to Pennsylvania
ewing as sna as the marching columns
driyessy v g,u II they found that broad
q psopls ron . curb to curb swept bare
a f ay ana vehicles from thst no,nt
sssefly ule eye could reach IN an
iore ~ direction. From shor,lv ha'
,trss, 'n s scheduled hour OF arp,ysi p ai,
'"''' car service along ana s soposs a., an
The evening times., 1902-06-12
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
e.aso P NJ DAuY-Cincinnsti and St Louis
snsci7I-SoI5d train for Cincinnati. Pullman
siee1ers 70 Cincinnati, Lexington. LOUisvills.
11si5ssnanolis and St louis wi5Ssyt change.
fso1nacfi9n for Virginia Hot SpT5ngs- Dinins
car. PaEIOr Cars GiEeinnatl to Ghlcaso
t-a;n for Cincinnati, Pullman Sieepers TO Gin.
e;--,ti lexington end Louisville without
ci,arge: Compartment sleeper 10 Virginia Hot
SDrings Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays;
t-s7r-7o- daily Dining car Sieepers Gin
sri =, Chicago and =. Louis
pssarvation and tickets at Chesapeake and
o. o4fsces. SIS Pennsylvania Avenue; 69g Ilth
80 reor f and at the station. Telephone
-, -; z. v. FULLER
s1,l,,-,o Main 10fs. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
Rail WAY

For Richmond, Va, and points South, via
Alexandria and Fredericksburg. Leave station.
9Th and streets, %:3o a. H., S:45 p n. daily
dining carr for Richmond and points on At
lantic Coast Line ard Florida: J0:4I a. m.
ZOO p. n daily (Fforida and Metropolitan
Limited), for Richmond and points on Sea-
board Air Line and Florida; I0:sI a. m. train
connects at Richmond with C. & o. Rv for
Newport News Old Point Comfort, etc: IO:5I
a. NJ daily for Richmond and points on South
ern Railway and Florida dining carl; z:iG a m
week days. 4:45 p n daily, express Tor Rich
mond only. Pullman OF parior cars on all
shove trains except 7-40 q. m Accommoda-
ton for Quautieo, 30 a. N, Sunday only;
AS p. n. week days; 500 D. m except
Saturday
E T D. MYERS. " D. DUKE, ". P. TAYLOR
President General Mgr. TrafRc Mgr.
Richmond Va
The evening times., 1902-06-12
sEkBogRD Alb LImE Bail WAY

Capital City Route"
,-a washington, Penna. Z. r Station.
As%se - SFABOARD FAST Nan,
iCsIsSSf SSflrJ Through Pullman Sleepers "a
Jacksonville, connecting AZ
t.--,7.t with Pullman Sleeper to Atianta-
= t;'Ll-iss =, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
p' I'll IIMITED-Solid train To =
.S-st;1a with Pullman. Drawing Room.
= 5--,Tfr9e1,5 Observation, and Dining Cars
STla P,,llu1an Sleeper TO Atlanta Pullman
SIscper tuesdays, Th!Irsdays and Saturdays 10
Sn,,fberr Pines (Pinehursti
= rlas trains offer excellent schedules and
- n Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines
ss..,S,-,,-st1- Camden Columbia Savannah.
44aa.isonviIie, 4l5 al F!orida points Char
;.o.a Athens Atlanta. New Orleans. Chat
letsc, lot.s, Nashville points West AID Southwest
m. LCCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh.
SsjiV Southern Pines lPinehuTst),
Hamlet, and intermediate pciatS
Office, 1921 Penna- Ave.
" H. DOLL. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept
The evening times., 1902-06-12
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and 1874 s.
IN effect May 1. 1s0s.
OF AloxanIria-E eek days. $3.50, 7-O-, 81
e'Vo. s:2S. s:5e. 9:Z5. 1900 1915. leo, ll;5s
q. m; Nl2:o5, 1920. lz:45. xi:o5. l;z5 Z;o9
z:oe. x3;02, $3.50. s:J0. x4:i4, 4:S5, 4.54. 5:vs'
oS;zz' 5;41. eos e:3O. 7:Gs, 7.3o. 500, s;eo
80. io:1S. -l:20. I1:5o p M :,
ounaays-Is45, 800. gas. 1880, Hoo. li;Si
IN m L 100 noon: $50. loo. l:9o. 100 Z.Sg
9;0S. 5;S0. 400. 4.SO. 500. $40. 600. o;s1,
10 4-So. 600. s:45. $50, I0:15. Il:2o. l;9t
For Mount vernon-Teek DAYS: $50. s:01.
IV;J, HOO q. m-. x19=05. xi:05. 200. xS;O>.
S;SO. T4:4, x5:22, 7:0e. $50 p M
sundays-e.oO n m. 300 noon. 200. 500.
$50. 7:eo. eso p. m.
FOR Arlington and Aquedoct Bridge Nses
days: $50 7:o4. 7:s0. 500. s:ze. $50. e:e5-
1000. u:00 a n, 'I2.G5. 1920 '12:&5. 40.
I:25. 2.G0. '2:S0 9:G2, 1890 3:5e, u 81 '4;54.
o-Z2. 6:os. $50. 7:06 500 =. m
SUNDATS-T:f5. 300. e:s5. 'I0:30. 100.
H.S0 n m. 1900 noon. 'I259o I-0l- > .,
goo. $3.50. 100. $780, 4-e0. '4.SJ. 500. $3.50,
SEQ, $3.50. ZOO, 80. 500 .. N.
xENFress- TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried BaEEaze checked
j. COLFIN, Superintendent
tLAHENCE r. KING resident
The evening times., 1902-06-12
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

T-ains leave District Line Station trcached
by Columbia electric cars as follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days, 1890. 1850 q m. 2,sO. 5:l5
and : %. M sundays and Holidays, 9:l5. f0.S1.
N 20 a m I:S0. 2.50. $3.50, $50. J. and $50
p N.
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days, 12:40 2:so. 8, and 10 p. m sun
days and Holidays, I2.40. I.50. 8, $50, CSC. 3
$40. and I0s2a p.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL FONTS LEAVE.
Week days. s:I5 a m, 5:I5 .. n. Sundays.
9:I5 n m. $50 p. M
i. T. LEWIS. c. P A., 1920 New York ave,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected TO May .. 1902

schedule corrected 70 May p. lFfZ
IrsiEs leave from. Pennsylvania station
e:0l :. n. Daily. s,0ca. for EarrisonbuFg,
NarTentoH. Charlotte, and way stations-
lo:yl a. m. Daily. Washington, Richmond.
snd Florida Limited First-class coaches AID
drawing room sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla Din
Ing car service
HIS d. n. Daily. United States Fast Vail
tirst-class coaches and draEing-Toon sleeper
te New Orleans. Dining car service
u;S4 g. N. Daily. Local for Warreuton aud
Charlottesville
s:ol p. N. Week DAYS. Local for Harrison
buTg and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 P. N. Daily. Local for warTenton and
Charlottesville
$50 2. N. Daily Sew York snd Atlanta Ex-
press First-class coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to San
Frzncisco- Pullman buffet service
$50 p N. DaifF. New York and Florida
Express First-elass coach and sleeper TO Sa-
VanIsah, Jacksonville, and Port Tampa sleep
er 70 Summerville, Charleston, Augusta and
connection for Aiken Dining car service
1901 p Daily. Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited fvia Ly1ehburgl- First-cla2s
coach and sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville.
chattanooga, and AemPhis5 sleeper TO New Or
lesns- Dining car service
lO:45 ?. N. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club, and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
eTs TO Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis
new SirieanS- Dining car service
The evening times., 1902-06-12

Tickets, sleeping car reservations. anf de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
fees, 5o5 18th St. 5II Pennsylvania Avenue,
and Pennsylvania Station. Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Phone Main I44i. P. R r Cab Service
c II ACKERT- General 1Iznage=
s. n. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
J. 8. BROWN General Agent