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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
REDUCED RATES OFFERED.
CoHlmerciaI-pacific Cable Company
Makes Proposition.
GOVERNMENT TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
The Company Proposes to Finish Con-
struction Of the Road Year Earlier
Than Promised.

washington, July 4.-The offer of the
Commercial-Pacihc Cable company to anisn
the work of laying cable across the Pa
cine ocean year earlier than first prom
ised and give the government the benefit
OF reduced rates for communication In ex-
change for the information developed in
the soundings taken by the United States
steamship Hero in her survey Of 1890, has
been referred by Secretary Moody to the
attorney general for an opinion. Admiral
Bradford, chief Of the naval bureau OF
equipment under whose Jurisdiction the
matter falls, reported in favor of the com
pany's offer. though 1t is said under condI
tlons which are regarded In some quarters
as rather stringent. The matter at this
stage had assumed phase which the secre-
tary regarded as OF sufficient complexity
TO warrant its submission to the head OF
the law department of the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Hearino on Salt Rates

Galveston. Texas, July 4,--Galveston will
be represented at the hearing before the
railroad commission next Tuesday, July s.,
when the question of making certain
changes in the rates on shipments OF salt
viii come up. The circulars sent out by
the commission state that two plans Of
altering the present rates are proposed, one
being to substitute for the existing rate n
mileage scale with n maximum OF % cents
per hundred to common point territory,
with a differential OF 10 cents per hundred.
The other change suggested is to alter the
present scale by amending II so that
the rates from Grand Saline and Colorado
points will be not greater than % cents
per hundred.
The present rate from Galveston on shin
ments of salt TO common point territory
is 10 cents per hundred and either OF the
changes would tend to increase this rate.
There is considerable salt imported here
from Liverpool and shipped to the in
terror.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Passenger Department,
Fcrf WorIb. Tcxas.

Jackson, Miss: q. r. Taylor. first vice
president, Beaumont, Texas Richard Mel.
son, second vice president, Galveston.
Texas; w II. Noble, Jr.. recording score.
tary, Galveston. Texas: George p. Peck
corresponding secretary, Louisiana; s, VI.
Bruce, treasurer Crockett Texas
The legal advisers chosen werei w. r.
Hill, Texas; S a Beaddle, Mississippi; A
J. Golden Of Mississippi was selected for
general organizer. Rev H. O. Green OF
Arkansas and Il X Thrlelken Of Misss.
slppi were selected for chaplains OF the
congress.
following, Il, G. McAllster, Arkansas; A.
Buckley, Mississippi, T, j Henderson.
Louisiana; J. H. Milton, Tennessee. + N.
Alexander, TeXas; Jesse Glider and Rev.
3. T.. Abner, Texas.
This evening the visiting delegates were
rendered a banquet by the local negroes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
RESUME TRAFFIC TO-DAY.
Passenger Trains VIII Run Again on the
Il. 6. and w I RAILWAY

Passenger Trains viii Run Again on the
n. {. and w, T. Railway.
Manager JEFF n. Miller was feeling good
Yesterday. In addition 10 feeling patriotic
on the occasion of the Nations birthday
he was elated over the rapid manner in
which the repairs to the washout on the
Houston East and West Texas had been eff
fected. We resumed freight traffic be-
tween Iimpson and Shreveport today and
tomorrow Saturday our regular passenger
train, No IL, will run through from Hous-
ton to Shreveport aud No. l. win resume
her daily run from Shreveport to Hous
ton. They will be run on their former
schedules. but we viii for a few days yet
refrain from running any night trains. i've
wish to have our roadbed In nrst-class
condition before putting on the night ser
vice. We are working large gang OF
men and Will In a few more days have
everything running as smoothly as before
the washout.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court of Appeals.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 4.--proceedtngs
in the court of civil appeals for the second
supreme judicial district OF Texas:
Motions overruled: Western Union Teie-
graph Company Vs. Cooper, for renearing,
also for additional findings; Burnley va.
Kicker Lee x Co., for rehearing. In the
case or Wilson ct al VS.. Mrs Della
White the appelee's motion for rehearing
was overruled but 1t was ordered by the
court that the opinion Tiled today be SUB
sttuted for the original opinion and that
the original opinion be withdrawn from
the hle and not recorded; In the same
case the motion for additional conclusions
was overruled; stephens VS.. Porter for
rehearing; Bangs ct al VS.. Crebbin ct al
for rehearing; Milan VS., Hill ct al, FOR
rehearing; Cage VS.. Smith ct al, for rehear-
ing; McBane VS.. Angle, for rehearing In
the case OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company VS.. Tilda Lovely the motion 70
require clerk 10 issue the mandate with
out payment of COSTS was passed to the
next term on suggestion of contest OF the
affidavit.
Cases affirmed: Brown ct al VS.. Nc
Caskey, from Wise; Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway Company of Texas VS..
Hagler, from Wilbarger; Eskeridge VS..
Affirmed with 10 per cent damages:
American Cotton Company vs. Moore, from
Hood
Reversed aud remanded--Magness ct al
VS.. Berry ct al, from Hood
Reversed and rendered-Keen VS.. Eeath
erstone, from Stonewall; Sterret va. Rob
ertson. from Ford.
Cases set for October IL: Dickson ct al
VS.. Alice Holt, from Montague; CONTINENTAL
Fire Association VS. Hatcher, from Parker
New Orleans Sewerage Company VS.. WIS
dom ct al from Cooke; City of Mineral
Wells VS.. Laura Russell, from Palo Pinto
Afford VS.. Carter, from Clay; wyatt vs.,
Jones' from Wichita.
Cases set for October IS: Parlin *
orendorf Company VS.. Williams from Tar-
rant; Newland VS.. slaughter. from GhA
cock; Pincam VS.. Dick from Parker; Ar
nett VS.. Martin from Mitchell; Smith VS..
smith, from Tarranti Sterling x Sons VS..
Self, from Baylor.
During the present term Of court there
were 2o7 motions disposed OF, 153 OF which
were for rehearing, There were six re
hearings granted, 217 cases disposed or
and hfty. five cases left on the docket at
the close OF the term.
Court adjourned until the first Monday
in October next
All motions on the docket ready for sub
mission will be submitted on the nrst day
OF the next term OF court.
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:. .. Taylor ct al, rehearing overruled

W. D. Taylor ct al rehcarnc overruled
T. X. Reser VS., American Cotton Company
ct al. dismiss writ Of error and strike out
ss. anth OF pafts, overrnIeu; ~ Louis
Ricketts,, rehearing, continued; Western
Union Telegraph Company VS.. NJ Sims et
al, rehearing overTuled; l.. 4. and w. %.
jackson VS.. w. NJ. Corley certiorari con.
tinued; o. b. Wlngield VS. r. C. Hackney
ct al, rehearing overruled; Missouri Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company VS. Grace
Eyer ct al, rehearing overrued; j. Il. Gam
mon VS.. J. b. Salmon, rehearing overruled
L. X. Miller ct al VS.. Eva Lee Graham
ct al, affirm on certificate granted; Boyer
& Lucas VS., st. Louis, San Francisco aud
Texas Railway Company, hle transcript
granted, Peoples Building and Loan Asso-
citation VS.. Lewis Il, Marston IT al rehear.
ing, continued: Ward Roper ct al W.. w. b.
McKoy ct al, additional conclusions over
ruled; j. b Blankenship VS.. City OF Sher.
man, file transcript, granted.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
SOUTHERN NEGRO CONGRESS.
New Constitution Was Adopted and
Officers Were Elected.

Officers Were Elected.
Galveston, Texas. July 4.--The Southern
Negro congress adjourned this afternoon
and will meet next year at Shreveport. La,
The greater portion Of today's session was
consumed In receiving committee reports.
Among the reports received was that of
the committee on constitution, In which
is contained the following paragraph, which
is said to outline the purpose of the or
ganization: THE object Of the organiza-
tion shall be TO urge our people 10 continue
working along industrial lines. To become
identified with the soil ny owning homes
and other property To regard the home
as sacred. TO lOoE for happiness and pros
perity mainly through their own efforts and
not through the channel of politics. 10
be patriotic and TO live In peace with NIL
To condemn the criminals and to encour
age our people 30 establish business enter
prises and TO do whatever will couduce 10
the moral, social and financial upbuildng Of
the race"
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were as follows Z. P Top, president,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
PROPOSITION REJECTED.
Shopmen's Committee Declined an Offer
Made by Manager Van Week.

Shopmen's Committee Declined an Offer
Made by Manager Van Week.
Manager Van Week Of the Southern Pa
cihc has given the shop men OF that com
pany an answer to their demand for a
10 per cent increase in wages. Asked last
night what the answer was, he said that
the company had agreed to 90 as well by
It's shop men as any other railroad com.
pany IL this section of the country is
doing for the employees of that class He
had as yet, he declared, received no reply
to his proposition.
Members of the committee in charge OF
the matter for the shop men said that
Mr.. Van Nlneck had offered an advance
Of 10 cents per day for me-. earning over
$50 and an advance of cents per day
for men earning less than $500 but that
the committee had declined to accept this
proposition. They added, however, tnat
they thought the matter would, in the end,
be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

road commission By the New York. Texas
comulission TO revoke It's decision rendered
on Mny 10. 1909. ordering tnnt road to
place an overhead crossing where II crosses
tne Cane Belt railroad at Bay City. Tho
petitioners ailege TINT by placing m over.
head crossing on Ninth street at Bay City
would injure their yards and render them
great damage. They further pray that the
az grade on Eleventh street when IL crosses
the Cane Belt and TINT the latter company
does not object to the change An az
ndavit from the officials is attached TO
the proposition. The commission will like
~ grant the petition when quorum IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
STRIKE AT OMAHA.

Union Men Walked Out When Outsiders
Were Brought In.
Omaha, Neb,, July 4.-The first attempt
to replace the Omaha shopmen with out.
siders was made today when twenty-five
men, who had arrived early last night,
were put to work. The men are guarded
by an extra force of company watchmen,
and will eat and sleep near the shops. A
feature Of their arrival was n strike of
the briclllayers and hodcarriers on the new
shops now under construction. These men
SHE'D bricks and stones at the new ar
rivals as they marched past the shops. and
then walked out and declared they would
not work ON shops In which nonunion labor
was TO be employed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
EXPERT TESTIMONY
Yes, ! take "The Denver Road"

Yes, take "The Denver Road"
Tourist line quite a la mode;
When one travels on such trains
Naught that he might wish remains
Splendid service, quite the best,
Shortest Route to the Northwest.
only One Road" the people say,
Since there is no other way
That approaches the quick time
Made by this road in the climb
To the land where earth Joins skies.
"You Don't Have 70 Apologize"
When you're found on trains like
thesel
Folks we'll claim that 1.-THE Main
Squeeze"
Running trains to kool Abode
is certainly 1.-THE Denver Road"
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For a number OF yenrs we've been tax
ing people to Kool Kolorndo for the sum
mer, our patrons come to us year after
lsfncton Every now and then some one
turns M who has not known us before and
expresses surprise at finding everything so
much better thnu he expected his judg-
ment having been based on what he knew
or other lines, supposed to he frat class,
whose management had probably failed TO
consider the comfort and satisfaction of
makes a difference, We are, however,
strictly class A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
A WELL KNOWN ALBANY MAN

Recommends Chamberlains Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
About eighteen months ago Mr.. w. s.
Manning OF Albany. N, Y, widely known In
trade circles MS the representative OF the
Albany Chemical Co.. was suffering from
protracted attack Of diarrhoea II tried
Chamberlafn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" he says. "and obtained imme.
date relief cheerfully recommend thi.
medicine to those similarly afflicted" sold
by all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
INFRINGING ON THE UNION.
'efs Kick on Convict Work at Still
water Prison.

pers Kick on Convict Work at Still
water Prison.
faui' MINI, July A curious legal
.pheadon has arisen at the State prison
'ush the practice of assigning one or
eonFiets to shave the officials and
ties Of the institution.
II BARRIERS board law requires that
barber must get State license and
an examination as TO his personal
and moral character. as we'll as to
AeEill with the razor. 80 "e'i as ~
o,ney General Douglas, TO whom the
e. besSon has been submitted, says the
ouner must have a license the same
~ one else, and It looks ma tbongh
gtson would have to hire a civilian
~, 70 trim the frontispieces of the
Nv NJ, guards ana convicts. The question
kyators UP by the union BARRIERS OF
'"'er' where the penitentiary Is To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Notes and Personals.

General Superintendent j. w. Maxwell
Of Dallas and Division Superintendent II
8. Mcdowell of smithville. ofneinls OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILWAY, ar.
rived In the city yesterday from an in.
spection trip over the Trinity and Sabine
branch of that system.
Joe Moore, an affable passenger conduc-
tor on the Houston East and West Texas
has resumed his duties after a short tussIe
with malaria
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
lnsec.ino Terminals.

hr. {. q. Buell., prominent attorney OF
Chicago, representing the capitalists VINO
are behind the proposed railroad from
stoneham to the gulf, via Houston, reached
the city yesterday morning and In com.
pany with Mr.. Waller proceeded TO We.
lasco to Inspect the terminals at that
point. lie Will also visit Galveston ana
make detailed stuuy OF the railroad sit
uation there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Veteran AGENT Dead.

Captain c. w. Cosnnhan, station agent
for the Houston and Texas Central at
Mexia, died ut his home In TINT city Thurs.
day night Mt 9i3o Captain Cosnahnn was
one Of the Ceutral's oldest employees. He
was for several years n train dispatcher Oh
the west end and for a number of years
past has been agent at MeHia He was
careful and courteous employe and had n
most Of friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
c. Il. Markham Better.

The employees of the Central were graft
fed yesterday by the intelligence that Vice
president Markham was better. He showed
signs Of continued improvement last night
and his friends confidently expect his com
pete recovery In few more days. Mr..
Markham has been suffering with q very
serious case CT typhoid feyts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Accident at a Horse Race

Denton. Texas, July A. Homer Jackson,
a young man from near Krum. had his skull
fractured and received severe cuts ana
bruises on the head and face while riding
in a race Mt the Fair Grounds this after.
noon Jackson's horse colllded with another
runner, the Inter striking Jackson on the
head and knocking him or his horse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Order Railway Clerks.

Commencing with Monday night July Z,
the order of Railway Clerks Of America
win meet in the Knights of Pythias hall,
Burns building, in the front hall, and until
further notice on the first three Monday
nights at $40 and the last Sunday after
noon at $50 of each month. This thriv-
Ing Young order has now passed the 200
mark In the few months of Its life in Hous-
ton The clerks have begun TO take n
great deal of interest in the order and
fheir employers realizing that II Is purely
fraternai and social order instead of an.
taeonistlc to the different railroads are
urging their employees to Join. There will
be business Of importance 10 transact next
Monday night.
Want Overhead Crossing Order Revoked.
Austin. Texas. July "A petition was
hled yesterday afternoon with the rail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Santa Fe Appointment.

Topeka. Kan. July A. e. Sweet, train
master at Las Vegas, was today appointed
to succeed D. II. Cain as assistant gen
santa Fe railway.
The Santa Fo announces the abolition OF
the office Of bridge builder. This will
retire Il. b. Mccain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

'E IN On, HOUSTON AND NORTH
sas s ny AND SYLVAN BEACH.
~ mini, , Monday, June 90 moonlight ex.
ktea IMns @ sylvan Beach win be
on M nnSkIy, leaving Grand Central
AZ .Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
s.lo p ~. Returning train viii
,rs,vAn Beach 1t 1880 .. m, az usual
. Hn,n service has became very popular
tnonnnonians, who avail thensseives of
bonnnlar snnity 70 spend an evening a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

a,' leave HON on journey withou,
Prtle Of chsnberlain's Collie Cho,ssa
"rsnoea Remedy. 1t Is almost Ger.
% needed and can not be procured
700 $rs on board the cars or steam,
" Is pleasant. safe and reliable. Fo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
THE CHIEF eENEFlclARIEs.

Nat the Captains OF Industry" Added
4 to Their Wealth on July 1.
he fiscal year has not been without It's
PIES Of fortune 10 some of the coun.
r. Captains Of Industry" Here are
4 OF the principal dividend drawers and
at they are estimated TO have added 10
n wealth on July /:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

ave 90 am. Express Train Arrive $40 pm
- {. 1s p,m...............A Arrive o.02 a "a
4 ! trains leave Grand Central Depot
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-31
Wanted.

We would Ike to ask drought the
alumns Oh your paper II there is any
person who has used Green's ugust
Flower for the cure of ln.. gestion
Dyspepsia and LAYER Troubles that has
not been cured-ai u we also mean
taeir results, such as sour stoila ID,
fe nenlation ca food, nabitual oostive,
ness nervous dyspepsia, headaches, de.
spondent feelings, sleeplessness-in
fact, and trouble connected vita the
stomach or liver? This mealcine aas
been sold for many years in all civil-
lied countries. and we wish to CORE.
pond with you and SEM you one OF our
books free of cost. If you have never
tried August Flower, try one bottle
first. We have never known of its
falling. Ii so, something more serious
is the matter with you. Ask your
druggist.
G. G. Green, Woodbury., N. j.
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Startling proof OF wonderful al
vance In medicine is given by druggist
o. w Roberts, OF Elizabeth. w. Va
An Old man there had long suffered
with what good doctors pronounced
incurable cancer Toe, believed his
fase hopeless tin lie used Electric
Bitters and applied Buckless Arnics
Salye, which treatment completely
cured him. Wnen Electric Bittcrs are
used to eXpel bilious, kidney and mi
crobe poisons at the same Time tbis
salTe eXerts its matehless healing
power, blood diseases: skin eruptions.
ulcers and sores vanish. Btters Soc
ASK FOR Ros ROY FLOUR.
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*3ome Social
9ews 9otes.

THE DEBUTANTE.

! nix DEbO AN r.
Tne Debutante sat the table wide,
With an elderly youth on either side,
And She listened and listened to what
they said
And dropped her eyes and hung ner
head,
And iuttered her laces and rustled her
silk.
And twisted her glasses and crumpef
her bread
And drank her soup with a tiny
spoon,
And used her knives and forks too
Soon,
And found herself with amending
shame.
With an oyster fork when The coffee
came.
But her nair was gold and her eyes
We're blue.
Ana her teeth were pearls. and well
she knew
That mamma had paid a mighty price
For her gown and gloves, and they
both We're nice
! And she wondered and wondered if
men could know
And sac found they did. for they told
her so.
Her little heart futtered within ner
breast,
and she dropped her eyes and turned
away.
And yearned and yearned for some
thing to say,
| But the hostess gathered the ladies'
eyes.
ANA by ones and twos she saw them
rise
And sne wondered and wondered how
t1ey could know
with one accord just the time to go.
Her little knees shook, but she did her
best
She pushed her coffee cup out of
sight.
Crhe coffee was strong and back as
night
she turned her head with umid
grace.
| And a yearning look upon her face.
she auttered ner laces ana rustled
her silk
And She said How | wisib~1 had
some miki"
Then she smiled at the two as she
turned away.
ANA her hair was gold, and her eyes
We're blue.
And her gown was good. So they
said. She'll do"
$50
} a. Montgomery has recovered
! from slight indisposition.
Mr. and Mrs J H. Watmire Of ST.
smons spent Yesterday in the city.
Mrs. C. H. Melarim and Miss Bessie
Fox spent yesterday in this city
,, ,,
'ss a'''i'-,e ,'r nv. o. /" 'liaoooenee'
week.
p,ah. = -.
~ = ''sS - IN atlanta
- - " anu AVA 2 . oaiioii
-.
Mrs. J. %. Wright and Miss Nav
Wright have returned to the mills AZ
far snanding Soma Time al no na~t,,
@s3
Miss Fannie McGreff. Of Hawkins.
Vile is the guest of Mrs. G. p RON
arts. in urbana.
-"
Mrs W r. Dart and little Harrou
cray MEYERS VIII return Saturday
ION VISIT 70 Fiiton.
,,iss sadia nort ani ou4.....
small nnn,har ~ Ia. fr,.asa -
| ening at aer home in TTrhana
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Two negro convicts escaped from
the county caain gang few days ago
The names OF the negroes are not
known but they have not yet been
captured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-31
A DAYS DOINGS IN
THE LOCAL FIELD
NOTES PICKED UP IN TIE CITY
5Y-THE-SEA BY NEWS
REPORTERS.
Still quite I'M.

Capt q. 81. Roberts. who has teen
i'll at his home on g street Tor a long
period was reported some Verse ye@-
ferday. Mr.. Roberts has q large cir
Gle Of friends in the eity vino san re-
greet TO hear OF his conainued hlsess
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Wlltth the pomnIna q.

r. A. Hay OF Winston, n. c. las
accepted position as ,rayelins sales
man with the Downing Company to
succeed J. G. Titus, who is 3 engage
in The saw mil business at Waynes-
VILE.
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PERSONAL POINTS.


y
J. Nj Bioodworth is spending a few
days in Savannah
J. NJ Southland is snana;ng so44e
time with relatives in Tampa
J A. Montgomery vas out yester-
day after several days illness.
A. p. MeMrlan Of Macon. was
visitor to the city yesterday.
d A~suong Of Barnes lille. spent
yesterday ii. the city
G II Baker of Atlanta. was gaest
OF the Ogiethorpe yesterday
w Wall Of Eastman was among
Che visitors jan The city yesterday.
/ s. h Wright of Atlanta. vas among
those registered at the Ogle.hJrpe
yesterday
George Torrell after spending sew
eral days in The city, left last night for
New York
Walter c Thomas, Of the seaboard
Air Line, with headquarters IN @ayan
NAB. spent Yesterday in the city on
railroad business.
. Neil A. Collins. the well known rail
way mill supply man. who nas been in
the city for several weeks. left last
night FOR Atlanta.
The friends &C Albert o. Anderson
wao has been quite IL Tor several
weeks, VIII be glad to %irn thai he
IS much improved and Will soon be out
.again.