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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23
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NQe Grten BON Drufarbeiter tuer-
ben in oeutiher, englilher uro ipa=
niiher Sprabe fem uno lauber au
mdBigem Breiie ausaeflbrt. Speei=
alitdt: Druid BON Statuten, @erfo=
bungS., Seiratbs= uno @eleeenbeits=
8arten. Iuf Nnfraee tperoen 9os
ftenanidldee aeliefert.
Wic geuao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23
9. u. & u. q. 8abu.

Wbf0brf.
Nah guerD, gnafnm, Spufton uno Col
beitDn, ta9lth. 100 Born.
nnb 9.45 Mbenbs.
Rad Corpus gbrifi, Gpfport un6 See.
bile tdalib. .........!...2.15 Nadbm.
Nab BDrne unb &errniIe. tdglib $3.50.
.9:25 8orm.
Nntunft.
Spn Guero, gDafum. 3Dufon unb Sal.
beton, taglib Mprgens
nnb $50 Menbs..
Bon Corpus gbrifti. &Dfpprt uno 8ee-
billie tdslib. LBS Nahm.
Won Borne unb &errniIe. tdslib.....
Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23
Reifenoe Ngenten:
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Bon Der r1eritaniiden @rense.

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@snoen. gs gat eoen lelolt leoes
AgleE ietne @rnell, uM 1ur ltg lelor
uno Ielne etaglDmHe1 81 lorgen'
oer wtenl@ nl1t oueln.
Dit fteiriae1, NIT Seueriteins@ e.
r6u beoedten ano nnr ipdrlih mi
elmer Mrt nieorigert WtimpIen=1e.
ftttipp6 betpodbienet 0ugel 81 beioer
Seiteii Deg Tio @rarloe, nr1ter oener
II eliier 3iefe port 200 Sub bier bag
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= Das 6eibelbereer Shlob miro
nun bod in alter Bra9t uno 6err=
libteit tpieoereriteben. 9as Dor
Sabren uertaete BrDieft fol- benz
ndhit wieoer aufgenommen ueroen.
Sci Der beoDritebenoen bunoertidb=
rigen @eoentfeier Der unirerIitdt
miro cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &unbee-
bung ieitenS Der baoiihen Gesie-
rung e~rfDlgen. 9as 8auprpjett
bate ieiner5eit Die Staot 6eioe(berg
uno bic i'm ganaen Heibe seritreuten
sablreiben WuleniDbne Der feubt=
frDblihen Nedaritaot in mebrere
feinolihe 2aeer eelpalten. Die @r=
trenten betdmpften oas gauge Yros
lett, neil ite Die ibDnite oeutibe
Nuine, genau in ibrem jebieen 3u=
ftanbe, als elm m%abnenoes Wabr5ei=
den an Die 3eiten t~iefiter oeutiher
Sbmab erbalten miiien ppaen.
Die @egenpartei trat fir ben polIen
Bieoeraufbau elm. Cine Wittelpar=
tel, uno oas 1ino Die 8erninftielten,
agitirt fit Die &eitaurirune berieni.
gen Tbeile, Die einem ralben Ser
faq entgeaen treiben. tpenn nibts
aeihiebt.
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Nmferfpm & NnFerIpm.

Die neue Sarben@ uno 9apeten.T irna,
lit iebt bereit @eiddfte gu thun.
No, PIT uno 2l9 Sft=SpuitpnsS Str.
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@rnaseiseutbums : ileDertraanmsem.

Sobn 6errfurtb all g6as. 3ins-
meDer, 100 Nder 2ano an Der We.
oina. ST., 500.
gliiabetb 8uIaf an Qanes Bob,
Ter, @runoitld auf Goblin : Sill.
So. $50.
8. 3. gberbarbt an emma M6b=
rig. @runoitud an 0atutasS traBe.
5000.
SC. Sd)niber an Srib Steiner,
@runoitad an Weit : Commerce.
StraBe. Breis npmineq.
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Shore 8abu.

0ulT gbpre 8abn.
Wbfabrt.
Nah 9anernia, Sutberfanb Springs,
Stodbale, taglih,.........8:00 Born.
Nntunft.
Son Stpdbale, Sutberlanb Springs unb
eanernia, t6alih, .......2:30 Nadrn
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8.

- Die r@alpeitDn Stems" bringt
einen Beribt iber Die n@rnte : Qusz
libten" i'm Staate geras, Der Itb aui
Die Wittbeilunsen BON 482 &or<
reiponoenten aus alien 9beilen bes
StaateS itibt, unb smar aus 165
Counties. Dana6 1inb Die Iuslthz
ten nod INNER" better. als felt eli
ner langen &eibe BON Sabren. Ser
Stano oes 8eisens in Npro geras
1T in CANA @oro=geras lehr gut uno
babel lift oas @eisen : Nreal elm be-
trddtlid arDBsres, als i'm perfloiie=
men Sabre. Wais uno Tutteree=
mdbie iteben iberalI in Oft uno
gentral~9e ras lebr pielperlprefeno
uno i'm aansen 5taate bat Die Ngt=
tation fnr Die geroielfdltiaung Der
gum Gnbau selangenben Gultur=
@etudbie erfreulibe Sortihritte aes
maht. &egen lit fait uberaa mie=
Oct letr erminiht. ieooh uur an
pereinaelten Orten aeraoeau mirtlid)
oringeno notbmeuoig. ueberau aber
mIroe elm leibter &eaen init Sreu-
ben begriiBt meroer. ueber Baum
woQe etmas gu iagen, mare iebt nod
perfriibt.
- aus 9erreu, &auffman @Dunz
tp, miro berihtet: Brof. Quain=
tauce, Der Special Meent bes 8un=
oeS : Nderbau 9epartementS, bat
BON 9. 3. Billon 40 Ncres 2anb
ieiner Garm gepabtet, un auf Der
ielben Beriuhe 5ur 8ernihtung Dec
8olmurm8 gu MAIDEN. 8efannt=
lih bat Der &DngreB cine Bepiai.
eune gu oieiem 8mede eemabt
Das Stnd 2anb miro in s Nbtbei
luneen serlest meroen uno auf ieoer
miro cine anoere Wetbooe ange
manbt meroen. Das 2ano lieet bel
6ettp an Der geras. Mtolano=8 abn,
IL Meilen nDroli6 BON Terren.
= Nus 9errea, &auffman goun=
tp, miro beridtet, oaB in ben Baum
moQfeloern nod INNER eepf1idl
neroe. Man f6nne, beiBt es, BORT
oas eieenartiee Shauipiel beDbab
ten, oaB an einem @noe zines Sci
bes nod gepfliidt uno an benz anoe=
rem nen beiteQt mer6e!
MuS Der 6eis : @egenb BON
StsEeras miro gemeloet, oaB oaa
&eis=Iseal 0iele Saiipn ettpas ffei.
ner iein miro, als i'm porigen Sabre.
oa bas ipdte Sribiabr Die 8eitel:
lung persDgerte.
= @ie aug Qarebo unb anoeren
Orten BON @ebb County berihtef
miro, miro Die 3piebel grnte aui
ben groBen SrrigationS =Sarmen bin
ter ben Grwartungen suridbleibenY
uno amar in Jolee Der 3pie6el=
2au8, Die in ben Teloern grDBe Ser
beerungen anribtet.
Sn Dilmortb, @pnaa(es gouns
tp, lit elm Wann aufgetauht, melder
Die $4,000, pelbe Die 2eeislatur
fir elm Wtittef our Nusrottuna bee
8oameepils als 8ramie auseeiebt
bat, ihon inn Sud su baben erflGrt
@r Mil iih aber erit Elm 8atent fir
feline @rfinouna ausiteIen laiien.
0iht MIR in ieinem. ionoern auh
i'm augemeinen Sntereiie Der terani-
ihen 6armer tpdre es 81 tpiinihen,
baB Der Wann &ebt bat
- Sn Der umeeaeno BON Bates
bile, Denton County, frepiren sab[=
reibe Bferbe auf ben 8aitures an
elmer mpiteriDien &ranfbeit. Man
nimmt an, baB es iib UNI sifttae
Bfanaen banoelt, melhe Die 8feroe
nit benz ippis aufibieBenoen un=
fraut freiien.
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Spmtbera Yacific 8abn.
Mbfuhrt,

Mbfabrt.
Nacb Netu Orleans, 5Duton uno @aI,
beiton tdelib. la 8orm.
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aio, %@alifOrnien unb Merifo
$3.50 Borm.
Nah NorbsSeras, ct. 2puis mnb gbicas
go katy Flyer. .......8 $3.50 Nbem6s.
Nntunft.
8on N0rosgeIas, ct. 9Duis uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer 300 Mprgens.
Won Nep Orleans, Souffpn unb Sol
beiton tdglib.. 30 Mprqens
unb 5:45 Hadbm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornten unb Meritp
........... ......... 800 Mbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23

Waleu= Doer 5al8 : Satarrb miro
iofort beieiti9t nno permanent furirt
our6 vSpru Sprmatin", (@imer
q Mmeno). 6 s. g 6 m 1T,
Neent, 6oufton, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23
Gdeubabu Tabr=Y lau.
=. Il q. q. wahu.

Nbfa RI.
Rab alien 0orbsgeras -Guntten ........
.7.35 Born.
gsae ct. 2Dnis, Mempbis unb benz
Often .12.30 Mittaas.
gtab Noro<Seras, Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Hunften ............. 800 Mben6s.
Nab ct. 2umis, @acp unb benz Often
900 Mben6S.
ytadb 2areoo nnb Merico. 900 @prm.
Nnfunft.
8on st. 9ouis unb benz Often. II. 80 gorm.
gon Noro<Seras. 6anta Sc unb Srisco.
Bunften 8.45 Bprm.
Son lDcalen Bunften .......8.45 Nahm.
8on ct. 2Duis unb benz Often .1O.4 Mbbs.
Bon 2arebo unb Mertfo. -. II. 10 Nachm.
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: Die oeutlhe Maldinen. Snou.

- Die oeutibe Waidinen-Snbu=
ftrie, melhe iih bisber Der Iusitef=
lung in St&Ouis geaeniber siem=
lih surif5felt, miro lih nun bod
nod in grDBerem umfanae an benz
unternebmen betbeiliaen. tporiiber
an maBaebenoer Steue erpBe Be-
frieoigung berridt. Die beriibmte
5irma 8Oriia liefert eiren @asmp-
tor BON 1900 8ferbetrdften fir cine
&raftanlage. Die 8asmutDrfabrif
in Oeub meloete einen WotOr bon
900 Bferoetraften an, Die @lidiiiihe
Walbinenbauanitalt in Wtiiblbauien
cine eroBe Dampfmaidine.
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i'm @arten=D iitritt oes @taates. @es
lunobeit nno &lima uniibertrUffen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fir ben 5arnaer,
Warttgdrtner, Dbit. uno Wieb3nhter.
Wegen gin5elbeitert tpenoetGud an
.. s. Martin, o. 81. a.,
San MntDniu, Tera8.
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Gs 1T mebr &atarrb in oieler gegeno oes Qaaoe5
big III Die lebten Sabre aalt er ais unbetlbar.
yiels Sabre !ang %ertldrten Sottoreu ibn Thr cine lo=
tale 8ranf9eit uno ibrieben lotals 9eilmittel Dor,
hno % l!!e lbn NIT dr5tli6er 9ebanolung ~beitdnoig
aId9t %tarirten, e~rtldrten fe i'm fir unbsilbar. Die
gBlnenl9aft. bat ~beipieien, oaB 8atarrb cine @ouiti=
9atolnng %ertoroert. 6aIt's e&atarrb=
CUR, %fabrt5irt bon 8. J. GbeueD& 6 o,
3oleoo, Ohio, 1T Die ein3iee cOnlttutione1e gur i'm
utartte, sic piro innerli6 in 8oien oSer @aben
bon 10 Sropfen bis 3u eiuen Sbcel6ffef pol ecnom :
mias obsrhdas oss gpiiemls ~ sic bi Tty ' sin ,iSsa.
pert Dollars llr ieoen Sal, ben ie gu turirsn per-
lsblt;. saBt Gud @ircnIare unb 3eu0uife tOninten
Noreitrt:
8. 5. Gbenep g. 6 o., Soleoo, o.
as- yertauft bon alien apolbetern, 70 Gents.
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saomeftteras mil1q9tG n4

Wenn Sbr gub iraenbmu nieber.
lai1en mDat. tbut es entlntg Der Sic
ME Der.
San 9tntpmip & Aramias
Yak 8ahu,
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SciratbSsS heine,

Z. 5. Warfeio uno emma Sim
mana.
Grnolo Beters uno g. Sdmib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-23
"TExAS PRIDE"
sebraut 0 Der
San Antonio Brewing ASSN

es giebt nidts Beiieresl gu baben in
alien Saloons erfer &lafe!
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of the comptroller Of the treasury Office,
and one of the most efficient men In the
service was removed by Comptroller
Tracewell, by order of Acting Secretary
vanderlip, who, 1 believe, afterward re-
pented of his action, and advised Mr.. Gill
mer to apply for detail to another bu-
reau of the treasury department. Mr..
Gilmer had the written orders of the
comptroller at the time of his removal,
prohibiting him from taking up the af-
fairs of the New York and Washington
postoffices. AS far as known, no further
investigation Of the succeeding and still
more interesting quarters Of the year was
made by anyone else
At the postoffice department today Post
master General Payne said there were
no new developments in the investiga-
ton. The inspectors are still al work in
most of the branches of the department,
and Fourth Assistant POSTMASTER Gen.
eraI Bristow has reported to Mr.. Payne
that he expects to submit his report on
the investigation between June l and 10.
The recent REIMBURSEMENT of salaries of
clerks in the presidential postoffices is
being infinitely examined, and it is ex-
larger postofices will have to We over
hauled.
4 have to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 5th inst, referring to
certain statements made by me rejecting
upon certain officials and which appeared
In the Washington Post. According TO
accounts published throughout the daily
press it would appear the postmaster gen.
eral during an interview with reference to
the article in question. referred to me as
a mere wind bag as one who had to
make good his hot air or be publicly
branded as a calumniator a slanderer and
a liar Such language at such time was
apparently unnecessary and certainly IN
dignifed.
at is also publicly stated that you have
addressed letters to ex-Postmaster Gen
eraI Chas. Emory Smith, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow, Comptroller
of the Treasury Tracewell and John A.
Merritt. postmaster at Washington, d. c..
requesting them to inform you as to the
truth of the statements contained in the
interview as published. II the gentlemen
in question reply and tell the truth. the
whole truth. and nothing but the truth.
they cannot, believe but fully subStanti-
ate the statements made, and anything
further from me is unnecessary.
Considering, however, the language at
tributed to the postmaster general,
would consider It favor to be furnished
with copies Of the replies received in
response to this request"
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sfe-To Boston and Return-s1e.

With membership fee of g added, ac-
count OF annual meeting of National Edu-
cational association. Tickets will be on
sale via the Nickel Plate road July 2nd
10 9Th, inclusive, good returning from
July Sth to 18th. inclusive, without being
deposited with joint agent. Additional
limit to return not later than September
1st can be obtained by depositing return
portion of ticket with joint agent and
payment of SOC for execution. Superior
train service and excellent dining-ca
meals, on American club plan, ranging
IN price from 35c to 81; also la carte
service. Write John Y. Callahan, general
agent. lib Adams street, room 29S, Chi
cago. for time of departure of trains from
Chicago and other detailed information.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-09
TAKEN In BATTLE.
THE THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF
CAPTAIN WESTBRooK.
For a Year After His Capture He Was
Moved From One Prison to Another
And Mas Finally EXCHANGED.

A Confederate force under command Of
Brigadier General John A. MoAusiand
had attacked, on July 3rd, 1854, a block
house ten miles west of Martinsburg, w
Va. Captain N. S. westbrook with the
remnants of companies B and T Of the
1S5th Ohio volunteers. made a gallant de-
Tense but when six-gun battery was
brought TO bear upon his position, further
resistance became a useless sacrifice OF
life. For a year after his surrender,
Captain Westbrook, who now lives at
Ripley, H., was confined in southern
prisons. In telling his experience, he
says:
They took me from one place to an
other till / had been in nearly all the
prisons of the Confederacy and, by the
time I was exchanged at Annapolis in
the spring OF 1865, 1 was reduced to
physical wreck The exposure caused
sciatic rheumatism which became chronic
and did not leave me until thirty years
afterward when I took DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and was cured.
THE disease affected my entire system.
In addition to the agonies of the rheuma-
tism had Indigestion in its worst form,
IOEetner- with kinney trouble anu HedTt
failure. was getting thoroughly used
up"
How did you come to- take DR.. VIII
liams' Pink Pills was asked.
"a neighbor Of mine, James NJ. Stout.
was cured of rheumatism by this remedy
when he was so bad he could not
straighten up. So I thought what cured
him would cure me. And 1 was right"
rheumatism is a disease of the blood.
External applications may afford tempo
rary relief, but to cure the disease it Is
necessary to treat IL through the blood.
DR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie go directly to the seat of the disorder,
purifying and enriching the blood by
eliminating poisonous elements and re-
newing health giving forces. They are
positive specific not only for rheumatism.
but for all diseases arising from poor
blood or weakened nerves. They are sold
at fifty cents box. or six boxes for two
dollars and a half. and may be had of all
druggists or direct by mail from DR.. VIII
liams Medicine company, Schnectady
Ny
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-09
BUSY
ACTIVITY IN ARsENALS OF JAPAN
ACCOUNT OF MANCHURIA.
Japan Is Getting Ready for Decisive
Step.

Victoria, B. c., May S.-The steamer
Tosa Maru, which arrived this evening,
brought news from Toxic that unusual
activity is prevailing in Japan as result
of the feeling against Russia in regard
to the Manchurian entente. The Japan
Advertiser says the arsenals of Japan are
now working day and night with increas-
ed stats and vast amounts of naval and
military stores are being turned, out. The
Yokohoma papers say Japan is preparing
for decisive step.
The Japan Times. reviewing the reports
from North China, says that far from
taking steps to evacuate, it is plainly
shown that Russia is engaged in active
warlike preparations. Large stocks of
coal and provisions are being stored and
there is great military activity in Manchu-
ria and the gulf of Pechili. The Toxic
paper says things look decidedly ugly in
China.
Pekin correspondents state Tat no re-
ports are being received at Pekin of aaf-
fairs in Manchuria since Russia secured
control of the communications From
Port Arthur it is reported that no Japan
csc are allowed to travel in Manchuria.
A dispatch from Newchwang says that
the British chief of customs there has
been removed to another port, and his
post given to a young Russian.
The Russian squadron was busily pre-
pairing when the Tosa Maru left for naval
maneuvers which were to commence May
10. The vessels which had just arrived
TO reinforce the feet and portion of the
Russian volunteer fleet were TO take part
the aggregate displacement of the squad
ron being about 10000 tons. The final
sham fighting is to take place near Tsu-
shima Straits and after the maneuvers the
squadron will be divided in two sections.
one going TO Port Arthur and the other
to Vladivostock.
Advices from Manila tell Of the destruc-
ton by fire of Bayombong, capital of
Nueva Vizicaya province, about $50 miles
from Manila. The constabulary and
commissary offices and contents were de-
stroyed in common with the greater part
Of Bayombong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-09
TAKES EXCEPTION.
Refralns From Giving Any Facts Bear
inq on Investigation.

ing on lnVeSti9atlon.
Washington, May S-The feature of to-
days developments in the postoffice in
vestigation was a letter by Seymour w.
Tulloch. for many years cashier of the
Washington city postoffice, to Postmaster
General Payne, in reply to the latters
letter requesting any information Mr.
Tulloch might have TO sustain his publish
ed statements charging Irregularities in
the postofice department and the Wash
ington city postofice several years ago.
Mr.. Tulloch in his letter which was mail
ed TO the postmaster general tonight takes
exception to personal comments of Mr.
Payne and refrains from giving any facts
bearing on the investigation, suggesting
that officials to whom Mr. Payne has
written have all the necessary data if
they choose TO give II. While thus refus-
ing to give any information in the letter
under the circumstances. Mr.. Tunoch said
tonight he IS ready to substantiate eveIe
thing he has said. but that he wants first
to read the replies of the persons 10 whom
the postmaster general has written before
going into details. Mr.. Tulloch's letter TO
Mr.. Payne says:
J. Tulloch. in an interview with the
Associated Press tonight. said:
In answering the postmaster generals
hetter as 1 did il seemed 10 be necessary
Mat I should put myself right before the
public, as the postmaster general alluded
to me in the terms mentioned in a public
manner. and as he stated that the gentle
men to whom he whote did not confirm
MY statements I reserve TO myself the
night 20 read the replies Of those to whom
he wrote as a result OF the publication OF
ny statements and 10 refresh the memo
ries of those parties, If necessary. I
stand, as I always have stood. ready TO
make good any stategsnts that have
made. Before going further in the mat
ter. however. or exposing the evidence I
nave in hand. want TO have an oppor-
SIinity TO read and crtticise the replies OF
- only fair. The next move now rests
With the postmaster general.
THE postoffice department Is today
making careful Investigation OF its az
sairs. The facts have stated are by 40
oeans new. They are known TO scores
IF persons in this city. and are known
20 Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Rristow and his associates. There is no
necessity for my appearing as a public
prosecutor in the cav. l was willing at
de time Of the original investigation TO
-ender Mr., Bristow what aid ! could
NY stating the condition Of affairs in the
postoGice department and the Washington
pOstodsce four and i've years ago. with
which 1 was personally familiar at the
zine OF my removal as an obstacle.
Conditions are n0w more important
than details. II is well known fact that
Thomas ". GRmer. the special expert
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-09
YOAkUM ELECTED.
President of Frisco Now a Director Of
Rock Island

New York, May S-President Yoakum.
of the Frisco Railroad company, was yes
terday elected director of the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific company.
]. P. Morgan & Co.. yesterday made the
following statement regarding the re-
port that the deal between the Rock Is
land and Frisco had been consummated:
1t is true that President Yoakum. Of
the St Louis and San Francisco Railway
company, was elected director Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific com
pany, which of course means that the
harmonious relations which have existed
for some time between the two roads are
to continue"
Geo. W. Perkins, IN making this an
nouncement. said he was not at liberty
to give any further details. F1nanciers
interpret this statement as an official ac-
acknowledgements that the long pending
deal providing one management of the
two roads has been completed.
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The Nickel Plate Road

is the short line to the east and the ser
vice equal to the best You will save time
ard money by travelling over this line.
L has three through daily express trains.
with through vestibuled sleeping cars,
and American club meals. ranging IN
price from CSC to 81, are served in Nickel
Plate dining-cars; also Ia carte service
Try trip over the Nickel Plato road
and you win find the service equal TO
any between Chicago and the east
Chicago depot Harrison street and
Fifth avenue. City ticket Offices ~
Adams street and Auditorium Annex
John Y. Callahan, general agert. 1is
Adams street, room 29S. Chicago.
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been asked to approve the course indi-
Gated, and, in fact, had never heard Of
the matter before.