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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

Probate Judge John A Silvers met
with painful accident by having his
ankle sprained while getting out OF n
buggy last Sunday, He is laid up at
home, but we hope it will not be for
long.
LosT.-An English Shepherd pup,
T about six months, old, of a yellow or
golden color. Will give a reward of
81 90 ior information leading to its
recovery. Address, G. w. Binnall,
Butler r F. d No. I. sit"
The dirt work on the New Home
switch is completed and now as soon
as the tracks can be laid, they will be
ready to move that large pile OF coal
which they have out. The large
hoisting engines have been set and
the work OF putting the head house
will be pushed fast. They will proba-
bly, be ready to work fifty men under
ground by the first OF the year.-Fos.
ter Times.
Mrs. Drummond arrived Sunday
from Los Angeles, Cal with the body
OF her husband, Dan W Drummond,
who died in that city last week. She
was met at Kansas City by her
brother, Thurston Showalter. The
funeral services we're conducted Mon.
day afternoon from the NJ. E. Church
and interment was made in Oak Hill
cemetery. For many years Mr..
Drummond was a painter ofsplendid
reputation in this city. He also dealt
largely in painters supplies, but was
compelled to retire from busine s. O n
account of i'll health. He and bis
wife went to California, and he was in
the restaurant business when be died
Besides his faithful wife he leaves an
old mother and sister to whom he
was much attached.
DR.. HERBERT L. Tucker departed tbi,
life at 10 O'Clock last Thursday morn.
ing, after lingering illness Of com.
plication Of diseases. Funeral ser.
vices we're conducted from the NJ. E
Church south, of which denomination
he was member, on Friday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock and was largely
attended by the citizens OF Butler, al
OF whom regret the taking OF Of doc
tor Tucker in the very prime OF bib
lie. He was a member OF Butler
Lodge 254 A. F. and A. NJ, and the
members met In their hall and after
appropriate ceremonies attended tbs
church in a body. The body wa,
taken to Waverly, bis old home. ioI
interment. DR.. Tucker came to But.
Ter about twelve years ago and EN-
barked In the drug business. By
close application, business tact and
honest dealing be built up a larg,
and lucrative business. He wou
and retained the confidence OF the
public and the esteem OF his competi
tors. The TINES joins the many
friends in sympathy and condolences
for the widow In her great bereave.
ment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

A protracted meeting at Clinton
conducted by Rev. F. o. Fannon In
the Christian church resulted in thir.
ty-four additions to the church.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

The Metropolitan Street Railway
Of Kansas City installs urns In all its
cable terminals and will serve coffee
free Of charge to the gripmen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

The trustees OF the Cornegie Insti-
tute voted $4,000 to aid persons
engaged in scientific research in the
next year. New officers are elected.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10
|. 0. 0. F.

At the semi-annual election OF off,
GERS last night the following were
elected: John L. Herrell, N. GIL NJ.
Graves, V. G.; W. s. Arnold, Secre-
tary; A. 81. Culver, Treasurer. A
good vote was polled for Representa-
tive.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

Gov. Bliss, Of Michigan, has volun-
tarily relinquished q pension OF S12
q month, stating that he doesn't
need It.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

Dover, Del, Dec, "A Pennsylva
MIA railroad freight train on the
Delaware road was blown up by dy-
Mantle this afternoon. All the men,
bers Of the crew were killed and Is
cars were destroyed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

News has been received from the
Vatican that Cardinal Satolli will be
the guest of the Archbishop Of st.
Louis during the world fair.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-10

Good looking work horse Tor sale
will drive single. Price 500. Pay
uents 10 suit. q. |. Lynch
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

Ndsta mandag kommer skade-
spelaren Arthur Donaldson att
upptrada a harvarande Operahus.
Mr. Donaldson ar som bekant
svensk, todd i Norsholm, Oster-
gotland, och har redan forut upp-
tradt harstades.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

hvilken hon intog al misstag, da
hon skulle intaga en- hostmedicin.
Mrs Devereux air val kand har. For
omkring 10 ar sedan val hon gift
med en- kid Smell i Covingtcn
och tillhorde den societet, som da
rorde sig derstades. Manner iros
ihjal under en- snostorm, och sedan
kom hon till Minneapolis. der hon
blef gift med den man, hvilkens
mann hon Bar vid dodstillfallet. |
Minneapolis lefde hon ocksa lifvet
pa Diet sluttande planet och hop
pade en- gang genom EFT fonster
afsigt att forkorta sin tillvaro.
Hon upptogos lila skadad. men
tillfrisknade. Hon blef 20 az gam
NAL, och hennes man ar endast
nsgra manader aldre. Begraf.
ningsakten forrattades tisdags |
hennes moders hem, 1905 Silver
street.
A annat stale i dagens mum
mer hafva vi meddelat EFT och
annat ON hvad stormen fororsa-
kade i tisdagsnatt. NJ ar Diet, da
tidningen gar i press EFT par da-
gar senare. lugnt vader, naturen
synes liksom taga en- andhemting.
Och har och der pc bakgardarne
foretages en- generalgengoring.
Har och der ligga lemningarne at
spantak, som i dessa kolbristens
dagar kunna vara CODA att elda
med, och mangen f~amiljefader gar
omkring och uttrycker sina omma
kanslor i EFT mindre vSrdadt men
latt forstaeligt sprak ON huru han
kande Diet, da han blaste omkull
och fck sina permissioner rakt
forderfvade och miste hatten pa
Skamt aside! Stormen ]
tisdagsnatt fororsakade j vart
mera skada an man kan
ana, och Diet varsta at ALT ar att
man Ell kan halla Aeolus ansvarig
och stamina honom for den skada
han fororsakat.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
Vinkar for sason-
gen.
gen.

Det ar mojligt att nj 81 will ko-
pa ALA edra julvaror nu, men Nj
Dor kopa ALT Nj kan.
Vart lager ar nu som bast. Vara
bitraden skola CORA ALT for eder
och hielpa eder att CORA edert val
Dat ar latt att handla. medan
butiken icke ar So full af folk. vi
hafva delta ar gjort speciella an
strangningar att hafva de rata
varorna och de lagsta p%riser, som
arc forenliga med god qvalitet.
Varor vackra och praktiska.
Varor nyttiga och prydliga.
Passande for man och gossar.
Passande for moder, fastmo och
dotter. Passande for baby och
barn i allmanhet. Varor som ala
alltid behofva. och Nj vet at
Cash Department Store ar platser
att hnna dem.
$50 Fourth Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
Summa S3,6r4 80
Tighter


Ofriga skattmastares rapporter
voro som foljer: sondagsskolans !
kyrkan inkomster $I73.6I. utgif-
ter slo5.SI sondagsskolans pa vest
sidan inkomster $24, tighter s24.
ungdamsforeningens inkomster
|$3I4 81, tighter $2o3. S., diako-
nissforeningens inkomster $438. 10
tighter s362.35. ! de olika kas-
Soma fanns vid ars kiftet en- sam
manlagd kassabehallning af sSo.6I
Till skuldens afbetalande hade
inkommit $I,37s.
Flera utskott tillsattes for att
utfora sarskilda arbeten, deribland
EFT for att anskaffa lamplig tomt
tor ett.kapell pa vestsidan och EFT
for att ombesorja kyrkans iresco-
malning m. m. invandigt. Kyr
koradet uppmanad-s att snarast
mojligt oilda engelska KAISER
sondagsskolan.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

Mr. Burt Brown, en- at delegar
ne i Boulevard grocery, har ! da
game ofvertagit sin kompanjons,
Mr. Heggarts andel / affaren och
ar nu ensam egare at densamma.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
ANgnstanafdtsamLingen hol

AKgnstanat6,samhngen holl
sin arsstamma torsdagseftermid
dagen j fora veckan. Till sekre-
terare stervaldes J, A. Johnson,
som ] manga ar skott denna be
fattning med trohet. Pastor FERN
arsberattelse gaf vid handen att
han under aret dept Al barn, kon-
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
MoMTORENS TELEFoNNUMMER 1898

F0dd. Den s dennes en- son
till Mr. och i RS Otto Lund.
Leeds.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

LFUSt0 ild'tIuS hOiiiAAiSi NoAS
spelaren Arthur Donaldson att
upptrada a harvarande Operahus.
Mr. Donaldson ar som bekant
svensk, todd i Norsholm, Oster-
gotland, och har redan forut upp-
tradt harstades.
Mr. Burt Brown, en- at delegar
ne i Boulevard grocery, har j da
game ofvertagit sin kompanjons,
Mr. Heggarts andel i affaren och
ar nu ensam egare at densamma.
Mr. cch Mrs l.. |. Miller fran
Des Moines, Ia hafva under helg
dagarne varit har och helsat pa
sina slagtingar. herrskapet Erik
Larson, Mrs Hanson med 1era.
Re0,A. A. Randall, pastorn vid
-metodistforsamlingen i Sergeant
Bluds, blef vid den vid nyaret af-
slutade och at Davidson Bros Co.
foranstaltade IrosttaAingen forkla-
rad vara den popularaste prest-
manaen idetta county utom Sioux
City. Dermed toljde EFT premium
pa IS dollars, hvilka i form at en-
bankanvisning sandes till pastorn
fran Davidsons Bros Co. Pastorn
tyckte dock Ell ON att uoans popu
iaritet varit foremal for omrost-
ming och sande a~nvisningen tillba.
ka till gifvarne med forklaring,
att han ej vile hafva densamma.
Natter mot / onsdags var stor-
mig i ordets fulla bemarkelse.
Redan klockan 4 pa eftermiddagen
borjade Diet blasa, och vinden till
tog | styrka, tills den pa natten
uppnadde en- hastighet af u mil i
timmen. Det hven kring knu.arne
och husen darrade pa sina grund-
vaiar. "a de gator, der affdrshusen
arc belagna a Diet snatten mas
tan lifsfarligt att fardas pa grund
-af kringhyande skyltar och annat
smatt och godt. Manga stora
spegelglasrutor intrycktes af stor
men. och uppe pa "'hillarne" och
ute vid Morning Side blaste ut.
husen omkull. l onsdags blaste
Diet ocksa great guns, men &c,
var anda Ell sd svart som natter
forut. Bland de skador, som stor.
men anstallde, ma namnas att er
w. M. Thompson company
Leeds tillhorig Store tegelbygnac
-blaste omkull och forstordes hel
och hallet. Klockstapeln pa S
Jean Baptiste forsamlingens kyrk;
gick ofveranda, och en- solid
byggd tegelugn vid Riversid,
.skadades sa, att den knappast kar
,rcpareras. Skorstenar ramlade ha
och der for stormens valdsamhet
och grofva grenar sletos at trader
Otaliga voro de hattar och mosso
som sletos at fotgangare pa gator
ma. Nastan ALA stadens teiefone
blefvo obrukbara pa grund af at
Acknowledgements f~orstordes.
SUenska afdelningen at frals
ningsarmen halter den IS denne
klockan s e. m. stort fralsnings
mote i Syenska Metodistkyrkar
& Court street, da Ofyerste {
Sowton fran Chicago kommer al
.leda motel. ALA arc valkomna.
-StadsfuHmdktiges sammantr,
den hafva mestadels under senal
tiden liknat Diet verldsberyktac
sekreta utskottet deri, att sar
mantradena habits for lyckta dc
a och allmanheten 81 fatt aho
.forhandlingarna. Vid Diet sis
samm. antradet gralades Diet eft
vanligheten smaakligt och barn
ligt on be~viliandet at en- raknin
som inlemnats for godkannan'
for nagot arbete, som utiorts t
.stadens rakning. Maj vanlighet'
forbes forhandlingarna oppet,m'
delta behagade ej en- city da
zhvilken foreslog att motel Dor
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

der afhanQlaS. MOT QetCa IOTSlds
opponerade sig tredje wardet:
councilman var landsman Wn
Johnson, hvilken ansSg att stads'
fullmaktiges sammantraden borde
hallas oppet, So att hvem som
helst kunde o~fvervara desamma
Da Diet kom till omrostning, blei
han dock ofverrostad och hade
endast iva kamrater pa sin sida.
Men nog horde herrar councilman
besinna att de som af stadsborna
blifvit tillsatta att efter basta for
stand leda samhallets oden och
sko.a dess fnanser, scksa bora
halla moten, som tala dagsljuset
och ej forskansa sig inom lyckta
dorrar vid sina sammantraden.
Det kan ju mangen gang I. ex.
for den skattedragande vara in
~tressant att Sc huru den skatt han
inbetalar till samhallet anvandes,
manga andra fragor att fortiga.
En- kusk vid mann August An
derson blef sondags sinnesrub-
bad ill fold af religionsgrubbel.
/ mandags installdes han intor
insanity commissioners, hvilka
forklarade honom vansinnig och
sande honom till darhuset i Cla-
rinda.
Tvenne skolpojkar, Frank Paul
och Victor Ross, bada bosatta /
Floyd township, rakadei mandags
i slagsmal, dervid Ross tillfogade
sin antagonist EFT farligt sar /
ryggen med en- fallknif. Den
sarade gossens syster kom It'd
till hans help O.. raddade honom
fran att bli ytterligare knifhug-
gen. Poiken maste foras hit tor
att undergo Notwithstanding och
var da mycket medtagen at blod-
forlust.
Debaty Game Warden. c. B.
Kuhl slog j onsdags qvall ned i
B. Potters kotthandel, 7o7 4th st,
och lade beslag pa zoo prariehons
hvilka arc %kontraband efter den
december. l borjan kunde
Kuhl ej hnna nagonting miss
tankt. men antraffade till sist i
kallaren ire tunnor fulla med de
lackra foglarne. Enligt jagtla-
game gor sig den, som innehar
prariehons under den It'd de arc
fridlysta, forvunnen till 10 dollars
boter for hvarje fogel, hvadan Diet
kan blifva en- ganska dyr och led
sam historic for Mr. Potter.
Mr. Henry E Seney, fader ii
Ala Seney, hvilken den a sistl,
JUL ofverkordes och dodades a
EFT Milwaukee jernvagens tag vic
Riverside har nu at jernvagsbola.
Jget erhallit 1000 dollars SON
! understanding for d~otterns dod
Mrs Berthina Banta, hvilken vic
Stamina tillfalle forlorade EFT ben
erholl afvenledes forliden week;
en- skadeersattning pa 1000 dol
lars. Men annu har iernvagsbo
laget EFT NAL pa halsen och mast,
CORA uppgorelse for Mrs R.
Seneys dod afvensa betala ersatt
ming till en- gosse. som skadade
vid Stamina tillfalle.
Pd grund Of kolbrist hafva fer
at vara Store industriella anlagg
ningar sett sig nodsakade att till
vidare upphora med sin verksam
het. Redan for en- vecka soda
maste Sioux City Brick and Til
Company vid North Riversic
. stanga sina dorrar. The Myst
t Milling Company har Ell mera k
pa hand an att Diet kan opere
endast ON dagarne, och Sio,
Lefty Dat Mill maste afven i on
] days upphora med sin verksat
het. Sioux City Brewing Cor
] pany har ei mera kol an att ma
och iemt halla bryggeriet varr
och tillverkar ej nu nagot 81. L
har afven varit pa tai att SD;
!. vagsbolaget maste sluta tra6ke
! Man hoppas dock att kolbrist,
inom kort kommer att afhjelp
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

Mr. Gothard Beckstrom fran
Oakland, Neb., broder till Mr.
Chas Beckstrom harstades, har i
dagarne anlandt hit och amman
STAMINA hair.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
Bokanmalan.
800 Fourth Street.

Decembernumeret af illustre-
rade tidskriften Ungdoms Vannen
har utkommit pa Augustana Book
Concerns forlag ! Rock Island, Ill.
med EFT godt och omvexlande in
nehall som vanligt. Tidskriften
kan reqvireras hos forlaggarne till
EFT pris af 100 pr. ar.
I tisdags borjade Consumers,
Ice company att upptaga is a Big
Sioux loden med en- styrka af 70
man. Sedan de stora ishusen,
hvilka rymma ungefar 50, 900 tons
blifvit fyllda, kommer is att skep-
pas for Cudahy Packing companys
rakning.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
Sioux City.

Syenska Monitoyens kontor
MALES oppet fran kl. z till 9 hvarie
oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

|frmerat 10, forrattat ~ begrat'
ningar och vigt 9 par. Hvardsgtt
| skola hade ! somras hallits under
en- It'd al 6 veckor. Tienne
lla.are hade i densamma meddelas
embarrassing at 100 barn. ! son
dagsskolorna j kyrkan och pa
vestsidan uppgar sammanlags
autalet larare och larjungar till
800. ForsamlingeE raknar nu 52S
medlemmar, hvaraf 357 arc kom-
munikanter.
Foliaude embetsman valdes:
Diakoner, c. Paulson och John M.
Olson, trustier: Abel Anderson,
&c. o. Mold och j. G. Sundvall,
organist. professor E. A. Thor
berg, musikkommittee. G.. Hult-
berg, c. 0. Mold och G. A. Palm
qvist, ushers, Linus Anderson.
Gust Soderberg o. HARRY Peterson
Observation-Disclosures. Gust,
Bankson, J. G Sundvall Q. Grant
Hultberg, konferensombud, Alex.
Larson, suppleant, alderman Will
liam Johnson, soniagsskolfore-
standare. Victor A. Swan. vice
ditto pastor o. w. Fern och f.
Aronson. Kyrkvaktare Wales al
t~rusteerna likaledes kollektor och
skattmastare for den ALMANAC
kassan. Pastorns lon bestamdes
till $1,000 o. en- kollekt iuldagen
och organistens till $500 och en-
kollekt nagon gang under warren.
Beloppet at dessas loner ar det-
som for forlidet ar.
Skattmastarens. Alfred Olsons,
rapport, utvisade foljande nixon
c utgiIler'
Inkomster:
Behallning fran 1901. 5000
Kom afgift .228,75
Ioo2...... .I,II3.5oI
Ian. 10000
49,
kollekSe r $685.
Hushyror ..423.oo
Fran Linnea foreningen .Io7. 90
Holmbergs forevisning i. 1885
Swensons forelasning AZ. SO
Basaren 1901. 3o.oo
stforsaljningen........ 2oS.4o
Forsamlingsskolan 1890.
Ovinnomissionsfo -26.oo
Flickornas syforening -. 28.I5
Concordia forsamlingen 10 90
Sub till undervisningens rep2oI.o5
Fran andra kallor.... $500
The Washington times., 1903-01-16
HAS THE FNE-CENT
MONEY ORDER HABIT
Mississippian Sends Remittances to the
President and Other Prominent
Persons

ALBANY. y. /. Jan. IA man who
calls himself Samuel Sanders and is
reputed 10 reside in Lexington, Miss
has been flooding the local postoflce
with money orders for ; cents and up
ward, made payable TO President Roose-
welt. Senator Platt. Senator Depew. for
mer Senator Murphy. former Governor
Hin. Bird s Coler. Richard Croker, the
late President Mckinley. and the late
Speaker Thomas B. Reed
The amount OF each order was ; cents
with the exception of one sent to David
B. Hin for 81. intended as a retainer in
a legal cese. and received by MI Hill
yesterday morning. Mr.. Hill and the
other recipients ignored the orders.
Postoffice officials have been annoyed
by this man for Two or three years. and
several months ago Postmaster Anger
singer requested the postmaster in Lex
ington Miss. 10 stop Issuing money or
ders to Sanders for such small amounts,
This had the desired effect until q few
days ago, when money order sent by
Sanders and issued TO Bird s. Coler was
received in this city from Pickens, Miss.
a short distance from Lexington.
He aext iourneyed to Ebenezer. Miss.
about forty miles distant from Pickeus,
10 send the latest orders.
The Washington times., 1903-01-16
AN OBJECT LESSON
In a Restaurant.

A physician puts the query. Have you
never noticed in any large restaurant at
lunch or dinner time the large number OF
hearty, vigorous old men at the tales.
mem whose ages run from sixty 10 eighty
years; many of them bald and all per
haps gray, but none of them feeble or
senile?
Perhaps the spectacle Is so common as
to have escaped your observation or com
ment, but nevertheless It is an object
lesson which means something
If you Will notice what these hearty old
fellows are eating you will observe that
they are not munching bran crackers nor
stngerly picking their way through a
menu card of new tangled health foods;
on the contrary they seem TO prefer a
juicy roast Of beef. properly turned Ioin
Of mutton. and even the deadly broiled
lobster is not altogether ignored.
The point of all this is that a vigorous
old age depends upon good digestion and
plenty OF wholesome food and not upon
dieting and an endeavor TO live upon bran
crackers.
There is a certain class Of food cranks
who seem to believe that meat. coffee
and many other good things are rank
pOiSons. buf these cadayerous sickly
looking individuals are a walking con
Ut llLGilUU OF their own theories.
The matter in nutshell is that If the
stomach secretes the natural digestive
juices IN sufficient quantity any whole
some food viii be promptly digested.
If the stomach does not do so and Ger
tain foods cause distress. one or two
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal viii remove all difficulty because
they supply Just what every weak stom-
ach lacks. pepsin, hydro-chIoric acid. di-
astase and HuX.
StuaTt's Dyspepsia Tablets do not act
upon the bowels, and in fact are not
strictly 2 medicine, as they act almost
entirely upon the food eaten, digesting II
thoroughly and thus gives a much needed
rest and giving an appetite for the next
meal
OF people who travel nine out of ten
use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. knowing
them to be perfectly safe to use az any
time and also having found out by ex-
pcrieuce that they are 4 safeguard
against indigestion in any form. and eat
ing as they have 70, at all hours and all
kinds OF food the travelling public for
years have pinned their faith 10 StuaTts
Tablets.
All druggists sell them at 80 cents for
full sized packages and any druggist
from Maine 10 California. il bis opinion
were asked. will say that Stuart's Dys-
pepsis Tablets is the most popular and
successful remedy for any stomach trou-
BILE
The Washington times., 1903-01-16
THE NEW UNION STATION PLANS.
3Perty Values and Business in Northeast WASHINGTON.

depot. Take First. Second, Third. Fourth
end Fifth Streets running south and all
the cross streets running east and west
and every crowd can be accommodated
for a thousand years.
The station should face west and ex-
tend. the long way. east; and the tracks
should be carried in a belt around over
the Eastern Branch fats on elevated
tracks and trestIes and enter the sta
tion from the east The location OF tie
roads is admirable for this. The present
condition OF the city is inviting for the
DIaa.
1t gives a practical method of dis
posing of the eastern swamps with light
expense. The location of the depot
would be nearer to the business centers
than are the depots In Chicago and many
other large cities. The symmetry of the
city would be preserved. There would
be at least two million dollars less TO be
paid for damages to property.
To raise the proposed barrier along
North Capitol Street, between North
Capitol and Second Streets northeast,
would destroy the vista along all these
now pretty east and west streets, TO say
nothing of placing their business and life
behind huge wall. IN an artistic way
nothing can be said in favor of the bill
now under consideration. The structure
would dishgure the city; and this would
be admitted when too late.
The damage to the cutoff part Of the
city WIN be two million dollars. II you
estimate only forty blocks affected.
at $500, 600 per block, you have S13, 800 600
which will be entered or listed for as
sessment OF damages; but it Will largely
exceed this.
The people have not clearly understood
the nature. extent, and character Of
this Chinese wall to be erected in the
center of the city. Should all the cross
streets be tunnsled under the mammoth
structure, that would not relieve It of
its deadly effects It would be q gi-
gantic incubus and eyesore for the next
hundred years.
There is another warning which Con-
gress should heed Recently St. PauTs
Cathedral. in London. England. has been
found in danger Of total collapse, cause i
by underground railroads IN its vicinity
II viii cost several million dollars 10
repair the damage already done by the
jar of the railroads passing underground
near it. The present plans for Wash
ington Improvement take the Pennsyl-
yania and all tracks In South Washing
ton through tunnels underground be-
tween the Capitol and the Library, now
erected, and passing the proposed site
of the new Supreme Court building.
Here is $4,000. oO0 in property to be
shaken down by the perpetual jar of
the trains. The eastern branch route
10 a depot fronting west on the open
prairie at x and Third Streets north
east would end these dangers.
I am, very sincerely. yours,
JAMES D. s. ENOCH.
Washington, Jan T. 1903