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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-04
= NO sEPA I'd. ENdANADo. :.

Que siempre hay fullerias frau
des en- abundancia, es cosa que todo
Ell mundo sabe; pero rara vez 8
nunca Sc encuentra que una impor-
tante casa comercial los cometa, sea
cual fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber 6xito permanente de
a1guna clase, cuandO este basado en-
la mala f9 q engaho. Esto nunca
Sc ha visto nj Sc vera. Los que in
tenten los fraudes, son sencillamen-
te tontos y pronto sufren ell castigo
que SO merecen. Sin embargo, hay
muchas personas que temen com
prar ciertos articulOs anunciados
por tenor de ser embaucados Y en-
ganados; especialmente Sc resisten 4
dar confanza 4 las manifestaciones
que Sc publican sobre los mGritos
de ciertas medicinas. Ell efcaz re-
medic, conocido bajo Ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es I'm articulo que SO puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garantla
como la harina, artefactos de seda
algod6n, siempre que procedan de
una fabrica con reconocida reputa-
C1Ous NO uO5 COnF0uuE1d 0AdS0EdE
de manera alguna sus buenas cuali-
dades 8 representarla como con las
que no le correspondent; pero tam
POGO necesitamos de tai ardid. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel Y contiene
los principles nutritivOs curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los higados frescos del bacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
ftos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y Cerezo Silvestre, y Guam yaliosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reactivos medicinales, es
cosa patente todo ell mundo. Es
de inapreciable valor en- casos de
Resfriados, Influenza, Debilidad Ge-
neral y Neryiosa, Anemia, Afeccio-
nes de la Sangre, la Garganta y los
Pu1mones. Gel Sr. DR.. y. Villaruel,
de Buenos Aires, dice: He usado
su preparation en- mis- enfermos y
sobre todo en- los ninos, con result
tados practicos y creo deber hacer
esta aclaraci6n en- obsequio de la
verdad." Nadie sufre un desengaflo
con esta. De venta en- las Boticas.
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d 439 San Juan eto-Rieo Domingo Mayo de 1902
It u a b. spenndI matter,
jC6nlO estarlan
aQuelIaS COnCienCiaS?

Refera an diatio ing.9s que hA.
CO pocos diaH el pastor Arglicano de
una diminutA p&rroQuis, siruada en-
los alrededores de LondreF, observe
al termiEaru los divinos oticics que
hab1a desaparecido SD p&faguAs,
queu una de 6 US <<ovejsss SO nev6, sin
duda, en- un momento de distraction.
Como quiera Que pasaron ucho
diss sin que ell d5il arte facto vol-
viera & 50 legitimo due1Io, este Eubi6
al dlpito y prorunci6 un terrorffi-
CO <speecha Rcerca del peligro que
entTaf1a Apropiarse las cosas ajenas
contra Ia volnntad de su duef1o.
Ter mtno de estA manera:
-Si Alguno de mis- oyentes,
poc equivocaci6n, SO hubier& neva-
do el domingo anterior mi para guAs
y tuvierA reparo en- devolvermelo en-
p1olico, le ruego que hagS 10 si-
guiente: que estA noche 10 arroie
por encima de Ia tapi& de mi jardfn,
con 10 cusl obtendra mi perdon mas
complete. .....
Al signiente dfA So encontr6 el
bueno del pastor con que en- su jar
din aparecieron eicuSrenta y seis
paragu&sI>
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q. me AcompaGabR a2ab6 CO desesps-
rarme dic;eadome que t9nfAmos que
sguardAr la IL g AdA de Ia uoche.
sly me 10 decfs sosegadamente,
como un fi6sofo empedernidG!
GFfanc8mente, me sentfA desfA'
llecer al pensar en- tan proloDgado
ayup0
% cureci6 81 fiu y EN- mpezo a llo.
yer, bsj6 con mi companero & Ia CO.
lie que me pareci6 muy fes y dess-
pacible. No Sc DIST utAba al1 de
aquella-1uz nj de aquel c&lor delicio-
so que gozsbA en- los tejados. Tens
frio me &cord6 con amaJgura de mis-
tres mantas y de mi coin d. plu-
mas.
sApenAs hRbiamcs llegado 6 Ia
Gale, mi prsceptor Sc echo & temblsr
Encogi6 su cuerpo y Sc dezliz6 eau
te'cs@mente & 10 largo de las casAs,
diciendome que le siguier@ & tods
prisa.
&A1 l'egsr una puerts cochera
serefugi6 en- ells, lar2ando IN muir
mullo de salts Acciou.
e--Le pregunt@ 10 gus ocurrf y
me Contest6:
s-1Te has fij&do en- ese hombre
que ljeva una costa = IN gsneho? -
ST
e-Puss bien, 81 nos hubiera
visto nos habits dado muerte para
guis&raos despu6s.
G~EP&ra guisarnos! Pero Ia
Gale no nos pertenece? Els decir que
aqui no so come y Sc 10 comen &
unO.
sEotre t&pto, h&bf4u vertido Is
b'sura iuntA { las rusrtas Me pu
Sc 6 registrar CON gan empeGo, y
sg 10 eoCortre do7 6 tres hue Sos que
de NADIA serviau. Eutonces recoF de
las comodidades de mi casa. mien
tr IS que mi amigo olfAteaba In bssu.
rS como an artista'
Sci il liz me h'z1 andar hasta
el amanecer, bu cAndo desperdicios
cen una ctlna irco1cebib'e.
sRecibf la uVia por espacio &c
die2 horas y estAba muerto de fcio.
siM aldit& cslle, maldita Iibertad
No podeis igursos de que modo
echAba 20 de menos mi c6rcel.
Sal rayar el aba, y viendome
de- f .llacer, dijome al CATO Wei
a-IFe bAsta "a? ST, 1e contes.
s~sQaieres regressr attn casaf
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De buena CANA. lPero como Ia Va.
mos 4 encontrsr?
eVen CORN go. CuRn6o to vi So
lir estA0mef1Sns, eomprendi que IN
CATO cebon como tn no habia nAcido
para di. frutar De los g ices de Ia H.
bertal. Conczco tu domiciiio y voY
& conducirts 4 10 puerta de tn casa.
SAl lIegar me dijo frismente:
G-- AdiosI
piN6! exelame entonces. No po-
demos despedirnos asi. Q 1iero que
me accompanies = pArtamos el mismo
lecho y Ia misma comida Mi anna
es una excelente ssfCr& y......
eel cato no me- dej6 concluir.
&-;Calls, callsl me diio brusca-
mente, eres uu gfaudisimo nscici No
| vts que la molicie me csusAsarfa Ia
muerte? Tu regAlada vida es bue-
na para los gstos degenerados.
clos G 4tos libres no daremos
jamAs nuestra Independents por
vnsstra sabrosa comida nj por vues
tros G. jines de plumas. iAdics!
eMf amigo volvi6 & subir & los
teiadcs, y los pocos irstantes vi
su delg&da silHeta que parec1a estre-
m0cerSG u9 placer &uG5 19s C@EiC4@5
del sol naciente.
GCuardo entire en- casa de vaes.
tra tia me recibi6 con una palizA que
recibf con profund& Aleg'fR y me hi
20 gear de Ia voluptuosidad del ca.
lor y de IL dicha del castigo. Men
trss mi ANA me pegabsss compR-
sion, pent aha 20 cen del ciA en l.
came GU ioa & darme despuee. Y.
veis, d1jo mi cato para tsrminar, y
estirandosa ante 81 .fae 60, que la
vsrIadera bienAndaDz 81 pArAis3,
coneists en- verse cAet.g sdo y en- es-
; tar sul-to en- una piez= donde h&ys
c&rne esc& en- abundaueiS. CJns-
te que ms refeTo les gatoJ.
EaoaSjSo ZaIo
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NaCer con Suerte.
(FABULA.)

Cllcc6 cierto bArquero
en- Ia mesa del despa ho
an bi 1ets de mil re&les
dsbeio de IN papel blauco.
Vino ma rachs de vientO
y ALA sc fseron v laudo
papel y bill etc juntos
desde Ia ventana al patio.
HAb1s en- estemontores
de carbon, para uso disrio,
en- las que cayo el pApel
junto 81 billete de banco.
-CompafIsro de mi vida
[diio Ell papel suspirandc
de compaf1is tan mala
v&mos q s&lir manchadoe;
d9monos "a por difuntos
1qui6", despues de este fcacaso
nj a1n para envolver Judas
pre- tenderA utilizarnos?
Sonreiase el billete
por una punts; entire tanto
bsj6 un criado y cogi6
el billete con cnidadO.
Cierto que estaba aIgo negro,
mas de ESQ :qui6u hace casoH
paao como si estuViera
mas limpio que an relic&rio.
~ el pApe'? Eatre Ell carbon
SO qued6 fiit s3fatdo
y dijo despues de verse
negro, roto y arrug&do:
-Esta visto que en- Ell murdo
tienen manchas mas de cuAtro
que, por nAcer con fortuns,
seran siempre re-petados.
RAMIRO BLANCO.
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5000 DOLLARS

30 regalan qulen distinga estos brllantea
Alaska de los legftimOs,
Anillo para cabGllero orc brillante $40 G
Idem para id. (brillante muy
grueSo) S%O-OO
Alflers para i'd 9 500
Anillo para sonora senorita, i'd. i'd. 500
Pendientes (par) para senoritas, id. id. 800
Idem para sonora, id. Id. SlO~OO
ldem para i'd (bri lantes
grueSos) S|O-UO
Idem para ninas (verdadero regalo) 500
So envian franco de todo gasto por Co.
rreo, en- cajitas certiflcadas Y deolarada mer-
oanCfa; para toda la Isla de Puerto-Rico
No Sc servira ningdn pedido que no ven
ga aoompanado de su importe en- billetes del
BanCo, en- cart& certihcada valor declarado
Envfese la medida de los anillos, tonan-
dola con un hilo alrededor del dedo
No SO haCen deScuentos; no Sc conceden
representations nj SO envian oatalagos, dibu-
Jos nj muestras.-A todo Oomprador que no
30 Conforme con la mercancia Sc 10 devolvera
Embellishments Su impOrte.
Dirigirse al representative general Y dnloo
de Ia "SOOIEDAD ORC Y BRlLLANTES"
LA-Alaska, G. A Buyas Corso Ro-
manaiB:l6, Milan Qtalia).
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lIIIncreibl0 VerdadIII

Unioa vordadera ocasi6n para gastar
bien el dinero on regalos ouyo valor supera
siempre su coste. Objetos de orc de ley
garantizado (18 quilates) con hermosisfmos
espl6ndidos brillantes, quimicamente perfec-
tos, de mas valor, por su const&nte espl@ndor
Y limpieza, que los verdaderos. Descomposi.
DION de luz, dureza, lapidaoi6n perfecta, imi-
aOi0n mAravillosa.
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las
per6dco matera
superior de Ia izquierdR
SEM CorneliO Vanderbilt capital 10000 900
Edwin Gould, capital 35 100000
Alfredo Vanderbilt capital 100000
Se6or Beat Mills capittl 300O0O00
Senor Jacob capital ,120OO0O00
Senor uia Ctrbin, capital 100000
Could capital 100000
Els vuda amona apetosa toda
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POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medales en- general.
Operaciones quirurgicas.
Especiahdad en- safecciones de
los oio8 y de las Was urinarias..
Horas de consultas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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PRECIOS

Agencin en- San Juan-Calle Allen MIN, Is.
Agencia en- Guayama-Hotel Frances.
Tel6fono-SO4.
NOTA:-LoS precios de ida vuelta son con-
VenCiOnaleS.
0TRA;- Los pedidos deberdn hacerse diree-
tamente la Agencia
S. OO-l. Ell PROPIETARIO,
CHrlOS HI. BlOndet.
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Sc ALQUILA en- Santurce
una hermosa casa con todas las CO.
modidAdes y ag6s del Acueducto.
e tk situadA muy cerca del
puente de San Aotonio.
Informar6n San Francisco 78
en- esta Capital.
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Princess de
Bavaria Principe
Pncpado de los mas mportantes de AlemRna
La Princess Maria h m6do oCulsa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
T1LToN WAS DISSATISFIED.
Reason He Quit His Job With the
Santa Fa Road.

Speaking of the recent promotion of
B. F. Williams of Topeka, to be COM
mercial agent of the Santa F'e at Col
orado Springs, the Colorado Springs
Gazette says:
B. +. Williams, who has been con-
nected with the Santa F'e railroad sys-
tenn for nearly 20 years, has succeeded
w. S. Tilton as the Colorado Springs
commercial agent of the company. For
some unknown reason Mr.. Tilton, who
is one of the best railroad men in the
state, resigned his position here two
weeks ago, and the resignation took ef-
feet January 1. Mr.. Tilton is now in
Chicago, and will probably make his
home in the future in Denver.
about four months ago there was a
general reorganization in the freight
nett, who was commercial agent here,
who was at that time clerk in Division
at Denver, was chosen as his successor
It is understood that Mr.. Tilton did not
like his new position, and resigned for
that reason. Mr.. Tilton had been con-
aected with the Santa F'e for about ten
years.
''B. F. Williams, who has succeeded
Mr.. Tilton, came here from Topeka,
where he had his headquarters as trav-
cling agent for the company.
s. lived in Colorado Springs 20 years
ago. said Mr. Williams yesterday, but
there have been so many changes here
since then that I feel that am living
in a new town. 1t will be 20 years next
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
FINAL BLOW TO SILVER.
Bill to Redeem the Standard Dollars
in Gold.


Washington, Jan. 10.-The first financial
the house is that agreed upon today by
the committee on coinage, weights and
measures, providing for the maintenance
OF the legal tender silver dollar at par
1ty with gold and for the increase of the
subsidiary silver coinage. The measure
Comm. 1t was considered last year in
congress and attracted widespread atten-
ton among bankers and financial author
tiles.
Mr.. Hill today urged immediate action
IN order that the bill might be brought
was opposed by the Democratic members
who were against the bill it's merits
and protested against what they alleged
to be undue haste. Mr.. ShafrOth (COl-)
sought to have the vote deferred one week
in order that Alexander Delmar. a writer
This was voted down, as We're all other
motions to defer action, and the COM
mittee. by a party vote, ordered the bill
reported. 1t authorizes the coinage of
subsidiary silver coin without regard to
limit and as public necessity may require.
the parity of gold and silver dollars, is
follows:
The secretary of the treasury is here
by directed to maintain at all times
parity with gold the legal tender silver
dollars outstanding: and to that end he is
tender silver dollars when presented to
the treasury in the sum of five collars
any multiple thereof: and all provision of
law Tor the use or maintenance of the re-
serve fund in the treasury relating to Uni
ted States notes are, in the discretion of
made applicable to the exchange of legal
tender silver dollars"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
NEW RULES ADOPTED.
Southwestern Passenger Bureau Will
Investigate Scalpers.

w. ]. Black, general passenger agent
for the Santa Fe and F. w. Thompson,
assistant general passenger agent for
the Rock Island are in ST. Louis at
tending meeting of the Southwestern
Passenger Bureau.
At its meeting the Southwestern
adopted resolution prescribing that
party rates after February L shall be
granted only to regularly organized
theatrical, operate or concert COM
panies, brass bands, baseball clubs and
football teams This practically makes
effective the same arrangement as is in
effect in the southeastern territory.
Chairman Pratt was directed to pre-
pare a statement of recent develop
ments in the matter of purchase of live
stock transportation or drovers' tickets
from scalpers, showing to what extent
the railroads have been deprived of rev.
enue by their sale by ticket brokers, the
staten ent to be laid before the execu-
tive officers with recommendation as to
line of action. It was decided that the
bureau could not deal with the question
of alleged unlawful exclusion of trans
portation periodicals from the United
States mails. An amendment was
adopted requiring eighteen instead of
fifteen adult fares for the movement
of special cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
LINES ARE RELAXING.
Central Traffic Lines Will Continue
the Exchange of Passes.

The Vandalia will exchange annual
passes with lines of its connections in
central traffic territory. The Wabash
has extended the limit of its annual
passes for 1901 until the 31st of the
present month. The same course was
taken recently by the Big Four. All
of this means that in central traffic
territory it has not been found advisa-
BILE to enforce the antipass agreement
adopted by the eastern trunk lines at
the New York meeting last November.
In trunk lines territory proper the
agreement will be strictly observed, but
west of Pittsburg and Buffalo condi-
lions were such that control of the sit
uation and united action could not he
obtained for the present year. The line
will, therefore, be sharply drawn at
the western terminal of tie trunk
lines, and the central traffic lines will
within a few days issue and receive an
nual passes as heretofore.
The trunk lines executives say that
they are not at all discouraged by the
conditions in central traffic territory,
and that the antipass agreement will be
adopted and enforced in all sections of
the country next year. The movement
will be supported by all the large in
terests east and west and south. and
the small roads will cut no figure when
the matter is resubnitted for action at
the close of the present year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
FROM HERINGroN.

Fireman Jackson was off Monday on
account of sickness.
Engineer NJ. L. Morem, who has been
on a switch engine for some time past,
Engine SIS is being held in for re-
pairs.
Engineer Myers has been running the
switch engine the past week in place of
Engineer Hunt.
Fireman Frank Mitchell reported for
work Monday after long lay off
caused from sickness.
Fireman F'airman, who was hurt in a
wreck some two weeks ago has reported
for work again.
c f. Rhodes is a new machinist at
the Harrington shops. having COM
menced Monday last.
Engineer G. w. and H. E. Shelton
have reported for work after a lay off
caused by sickness.
A gang of men were sent to work
Monday last putting in steam pipes in
the round house and hereafter this
building will be heated by steam in
stead of stoves as formerly.
Engine SOL has been sent to the Hor-
ton shops for repairs.
A work train was put on Monday
last between Hutchinson and Dwight.
Engineer J. w. Hutchinson was called.
Firemen living, Johnson and Ingle
are new men here. having commenced
work the first of the week.
Roy Eager of Kansas City has &C
cepted a position as inspector in the
car department
official car 100 came up from the south
Tuesday.
Engineer T. L. Donnellon of Enid, o.
T., was in the city Saturday last T. /.
has the distinction of being the oldest
engineer on the entire Rock Island sys-
tenn and has many warm friends in
Harrington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
DIR. BATTEY RESENTs 1T.
Glen Elder Man Says It Is Sour
Grapes With Baloit

DR.. G. S. Battey, of Glen Elder.
Mitchell county, takes exception to the
staten ents made by Mayor Mitchell of
Beloit in establishing a quarantine in
BelOit against Glen Elder. DR.. Battey
claims it is simply because Beloit
wants to take trade away from Glen
Elder.
In communication to the State Jour-
nal DR.. Battey says:
rs not Mayor Mitchell an expert on
smallpox? He certainly should be, as
BelOit has had over a hundred cases of
smallpox during the past twelve
months, with several deaths, one hav-
ing occurred last Thursday night, Jan
uary 2. 1t is the old story of the dog
in the manger' Beloit wants the trade
ing very mild epidemic of something
that resembles varioloid that exists in
Glen Elder, for all she is worth. BeIoit
had better sweep her own dooryard be-
fore telling Glen Elder want to do
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cry time. Five dollars a box would not
stop my purchasing them should I ever
suffer again as 1 did for week before
using them.
The one soc box 1 bought at nv drug
gist's did the work and my digestion Is
all right again
Many of my neighbors have also
tried these tablets and found them to be
just a represented, and Mr.. Films also
wants me to use his name in indorsins 2
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Signed
Assistant Postmaster South Sandbury
Mass
Mrs. James Barton of Toronto. Canada
writes: For Is months l suffered from
what supposed was bladder and kidney
trouble, and took medicine from three DIFF
ferent doctors. without any sign of cure
! felt so Ill at last 1 was hardly able to
Il thought I would try a box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and see if they would
make me feel better, never really thinkine.
] had dyspepsia, but after only three or
four tablets had been taken all the acid
trouble disappeared and then I discovered
1 mad mad acid dyspepsia, while the doc
tors had been treating me for kidney and
me for rheumatism
My digestion is fine. my complexion
clear and am able to do my work and
low spirits are unknown to me
I am SO thankful for finding cr1ra 60
good ana SO pleasant to take as Stuart s
dyspepsia Tablets. 1 am surprised at the
change they have made in me-
All druggists sell and recommend SIN
arts Dyspepsia Tablets, because thew
contain only the simple natural Clierestives
and taken after meals prevent aci1ity and
cause prompt digestion and assimilation
of food
Physicians everywhere indorse them he
cause they are as safe for the child az for
the adult: they are Invaluable for sour
stomach, nervous dyspepsia. hearburn "a =
on stomach and bowels and every form 81
stomach arrangement. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
CHANGES AT NEWTON.
Many Promotions in the Santa Fe
Freight Office.

Newton, Kan, Jan. 10.-The resigna-
ton of John Ely as cashier of the San
ia Fe at Newton to accept the position
of bookkeeper for the Newton Milling
& Elevator company, has promoted
several of the men in the freight office.
John Faecher has fallen heir to the
position of cashier. Ray Stewart is the
new bill clerk while Tom Werries pre-
sides over the tracer clerks desk. Leeds
Spencer is the day car clerk, while
Thompson officiates in the same capac-
ity ON the gaslight shift. The promo
lions are all merited as the employees
are old timers, and their work has
proven efficient in every particular.
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twenty years ago. He has been one
of the best known business men in
town since. He was a member of the
city council between 1884 and 1886 and
was acting mayor for a year of that
time In 1897 he was elected mayor
again. The present city building was
built under his administration and the
macadam on Sixth avenue is his work.
He has been vice president of the EN-
poria State bank since it started here
last spring He was born in the west
ern part of England sixty-three years
ago and came to this country by him
self when he was a young boy. Funeral
services will be held in Kansas City
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning end the
body will be sent here for burial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-10
FIGHT OIL RATE REDUCTION.
Santa Fe Enjoins the California Rail-
way Commissioners

the ruling of the California state board
of railway commissioners in the matter
of oil rates. The Santa F'e has COM
menced injunction proceedings in the
United States court at San Francisco
on the ground that the new rates, so far
as the Southern California railway is
concerned, tends to confiscate the parent
process of law; that the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa F'e company, owner of
the San Francisco Railway company, is
a foreign corporation, and the Santa
Fe-Pacific has obtained it's charter from
the general government. The subject
is being attended to by Capt. G. N.
Sterry, who is in San Francisco for the
purpose.
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ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

Arch Wizer OF the paint Shop has been
laying off.
Machinist Edward Short was absent
from his machine Thursday.
Albert Clifford, a scrap iron worker
went home sick at noon Tuesday.
J. F. Roddy, road foreman of engines at
Newton, was in Topeka Thursday.
]. B. Davidson, a brass Inolder, is in his
place again after a brief absence
]. F. Skaggs of the blacksmith shop tool
room has been sick since Wednesday.
Machinist w. l. Jury is in his place
again after a lay off of a few days.
Casper Lanbrecht, blacksmith helper.
is on duty after a loss of a short time.
Lantry engine No. Is has been wheeled
and will be in the hands of the painters
shortly.
w. ]. Black. general passenger and
ticket agent, has returned from a trip to
Chicago.
D. w. Bell, inspector of masonry for the