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The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
PRIVATE TRACKS
Must BE Had If Automobiles Want
TO Race.

Paris. May 26.-President Combes.
replying in the Chamber of Deputies
to-day to an Interpolation on the au-
tomobile race. said permission to race
had been granted owing to solicitation
I'm behalf OF the interests of French
industry. The accidents were not due
to lack of precautions The govern
ment was not disposed TO grant per-
missiosn. II Automobiles want more
speed trials they must make a private
track
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
UPON ROOSEVELT'S LIFE
Joseph Becker Is Supposed to Have
Had Designs.

Had Designs.
Walla Walla, Wash, May 26.-Joseph
Becker. a radical Socialist, is in jail
here on suspicion of having intended
to kill President Roosevelt yesterday
The episode was kept quiet until after
the Presidents departure.
Becker is accused Of having re-
marked at Pendleton, Ore. last week
that he had one bullet for President
Roosevelt and another for Emperor
William Of Germany He left for
Walla Walla with a rife and his
Pendleton partner, Patrick Kline, fol-
lowed him here. notifying the police.
Becker was found working in a butch
err shop. He was arrested, and on be-
ing. questioned disclosed the location
of his rife, which was hidden in a
farmers barn on the line of march
Becker is a Swiss.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27

Acting Assistant Attorney General
Christiancy signed. This letter, which
constituted the decision of the depart
ment. allowed the concern to use the
mails and was signed Dec. TO- The
decision in the Arnold case. which
served as precedent and whose Ian
guage it followed, was signed by As
sistant Attorney General Tyner Dec. 4.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
LIEUT.. MccoACH APPEARS.
II Is said He VIII stand Trial by
COurt-MnrtiaI.

Old Point. Va. May 26.-Lieut. Da
vid McCoach returned to Fort Monroe
to-day and surrendered. He said that
he had been in Newport News and
Richmond during his absence from thu
fort. He was in custody at old Point
pending trial for conduct unbecomins
an officer and gentleman when he
broke parole.
Al the fort II was stated that Lieut..
McCoach VIII stand c0urt-martial for
his alleged misconduct
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
PEONAGE CHARGED.
Five Indictments Are Returned at
Montgomery.

Montgomery. Ala. May 26.-The
federal grand jury now in session here
returned five additional indictments to-
day. charging "peonage." The names
their arrest.
Government officials absolutely re-
fuse to discuss the cases. but it is in
dictated that many arrests will be made
and that each person charged with this
offense will be vigorously prosecuted.
Many negroes have been summoned to
Montgomery to testify before the
grand jury.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
TO GET ENCAMPM EMIT.
Augusta Delegation VIII Again Call
on the Governor.

ON the Governor.
Augusta May 26.-The final move for
the encampment at Augusta will be
made by a strong delegation of Au-
gusta citizens tomorrow at 9: 80 o'clock
in the office of Gov. Terrell in Atlanta.
A delegation composed of the follow
ing prominent citizens, among Others
left for Atlanta tonight: Judge Will
liam F. Eve, Mayor Jacob Prinizy,
Hon. R. E. Allen, Senator ]. Rice
Smith, James b. Walker president of
the Chamber of Commerce; Maurice
Walton, vice president of the Chamber
of Commerce; Col. r. Usher Thomason
commanding the Third Georgia. The
party went in General Manager SCOTS
private car.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
SIX WERE ALSO KILLED
BY THIS TORNADO.
Three-StOry Brick Hotel Was
Blown Down.


Blown Down.
Blanchard, Iowa, May ga tornado
struck the town of Elmo, eight miles
west of Blanchard, and just across
the Missouri line this evening" destroy
ing the town. Six persons are known
to have been killed and several others
injured.
The storm destroyed a three-story
Trick hotel. SIX bodies have been
removed from the ruins Of the build
ing and others are believed to be bu-
ried In the debris. The names Of those
whose bodies were recovered are c.
c. Calhoun, william Duff, Gus Duff,
Charles Bell, L. Summers, ID. l.. Par
ker.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
BY HIS BROTHERS-IN-LAW.

Evergreen, Ala May 26.-Dr. B. j.
Shirley OF Monroe county was killed
to-day by his two brothers-in-law.
David and James Smith. More than
twenty killings have occurred in the
county during the past eighteen
mOnthA
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
COTTON sPINNERS
Decide to Reduce Production by
Ceasing Work on Certain Days.

Ceasing Work on Certain Days.
Lancashire cotton spinners was held
to-day to discuss the trade situation.
The meeting Endorsed the action of the
Federation of Manchester Cotton Spin
ners, which on May Is, adopted this
resolution:
I'm view of the grave condition Of
affairs in the cotton trade we recon-
mend that the whole trade stop for
one week at Whitsuntide and on Sat-
urdays and Mondays thereafter until
further notice"
1t was also decided to hold another
mass meeting after the holidays to con-
slider what further action shall be
taken.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-27
LOSSES WE'RE HEAVY.
storm Damage IA OkiRhOma 40
Houses, Roads and Crops.

Oklahoma CITY, o. r.. May o.
There was a further rise In the Cana
aiaE river At this point last night, and
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
STEVENSON.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PEkSONAL CHAT.
Rev Mr. Yaggy was entertained at
"The Naples" over Sunday.
Mrand Mrs Louie Goulette and little
Marie spent Sunday at the shore.
Mrs Nancy French entertained her
niece, Miss Mary T. Botsford of Bots
ford Depot, recently.
Quite party from this place attend
ed Mains circus in AnSOnia, last week.
Will Sherman of New Haven spent
Sunday with his family here.
Eugene Palmer of New York City
spent Sunday With Harry Andrews.
Rev Mr. Yaggy was guest of Mr.
and Mrs F. J. French, a part of last
week.
Mrs John Healey of Milford AMI Mrs
Henry Keys of Derby are at Mrs John
Carley,S, this week.
Mrs Lawrence Taylor of b DtSford
substituted for Louis Goulette, one
day last week.
Harold Bryant attended the funeral
of his uncle, Prof Charles Olney of
Cleveland, O., at Woodlswa GENE
terry, New York, on Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NEW FAIRFIELD.

THE SONS OF NEW FAIRFIELD ARE
MAKING ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
FOR AUGUST IL.
The annual picnic and Rhode Island
clambake of the Sons of New Fairfield
will be held two weeks from to-day,
Wednesday, August II. Tue commit
tee are making elaborate preparations
for the occasion. They have secured
large tent and will arrange to seat
400 or 500 at the tables at one time, SO
that the people may enjoy an earlier
dinner than some did last year. Din
ner will be served as early as possible so
that all may enjoy the entertainment
of the afternoon. The appearance of
J. William Macy, the humorist, will,
undoubtedly be appreciated. Mr. Ma
cy's versatility enables him to give an
entertainment of humor, pathos, song
and story. His humorous recitals are
very funny, while his pathetic selections
are said to oring tears to the eyes of
the most phlegmatic. The pigeon
shoot will be one of the attractions
again this year. The shoot will begin
in charge of Keith Joyce and Charles
W. Turner. AS the society has pur-
chased dishes and knives and forks for
the picnic, the ladies will be relieved
of the trouble of carrying them, as
they have had to do in years past.
They are expected, however, to carry
cake or any other table delicacies that
they choose, such as sandwiches, salads
and pickles. All who desire to 60 will
confer favor on the committee if
they will secure their checks before
the picnic. BY so doing, the commit
tee will then have chance to increase,
if necessary, their supply of provisions
so that there may be no shortage.
They desire to have an abundance of
everything and they certainly will, as
one Of the committee said, if the people
only let them know they are com ing.
Checks can be obtained from any of
the committee. A general invitation
is extended by the committee to all
who wish to 60. Many from adjoining
towns have enjoyed this picnic in years
past, and many will, undoubtedly, con-
tribute to the fund and partake of the
festivities of the OCCASION. Carryalls
will be run if there is sufficient num-
Der who desire the accommodation.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Mrs w. J. Beardsley has just return
ven and BranfOrd.
Mrs F. C. Beardsley has returned to
her home with her son, w. J. Boards
ley, after a two months visit with
friends in Forestville, Wallingford and
Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lyon, Jr., are
the happy parents of a 14-pound baby
boy, born July 30.
Mrs G. w. Rockwell Of Cltskill, N.
Y, a niece of Mrs Mary Hubbell, has
been visiting her at w. J. Beardsley s.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
WEST REDDING.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Rev Mr. Wing occupied the pulpit of
the Long Ridge Methodist church on
Sunday last.
Rev J. L. Clymer is having we'll
earned vacation of few weeks.
Cottage prayermeeting at Major
Woods on Thursday evening.
Epworth League will be held on
Tuesday evening. Miss Wayne Gro
fut as leader. Junior League on Sat-
urday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. have men at work in this vi
cinlty stringing four wires on the loop
from Redding to Danbury.
Miss Bessie Blackman spent a few
days, last week, at Fairfield Beach.
Miss Evelyn Jennings of Danbury
spent Sunday with Miss Belle Carter.
Mrs Kerugh and son of Brooklyn are
boarding at Miss Carrie Knapp's.
George Jackson and John Stole Of
Redding and Frank Stevens of Dan
bury have started for Dakota on a
hunting trip.
A niece of Mrs Arthur Stewart of
Danbury was visiting her, last week,
for few days.
Uriah Griffin spent Sunday with his
son, Fred Griffin: of Bethel.
Miss Belle Carter visited friends in
Danbury for few days, last week.
Miss Ruth Bahret of Poughkeepsie
is spending her vacation at her home
in this locality.
The home of Andrew Steitzel was
made happy on Sunday evening by the
arrival of son.
G. Moore of New York City has
bought the Charles French place and
moved on to it
Richard Ryder Of Rye, N. Y, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mr.!
James Ryder.
Friends from Benefits Farms were
visiting at Charles Pennock's, on Sun
day last.
John Todd spent few days at Bell
Island, last week.
Mr. Moore of New York City has pur
chased Mrs David French's place at
Little York. Samuel Robinson anC
family, who occupied the place, have
moved and ARE stopping for the pres
ent with Mr. and Mrs Henry Platt.
T. Tick has sold his place in Little
Boston district to New York parties.
II B. Tick has moved into the Arthur
Hill place, where he has number o
summer guests.
= Miss Louise Mcneil of Rosetta, n
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j., war a guest, last week of Miss Bes-
sic Blackman.
Miss Bessie Blackman is spending
the week at Lookout cottage, Fair
field Beach.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
PLATTSVILLE:,
RAINFALL FOR JULY.

Rainfall report for month of July at
Easton reservoirs: July 6, IA inches;
July IL, 3 inches; July IL, 80 inches;
July 13, ) inches; July IA, rs inches;
July Is. 1.76 inches; July 20, 10 inches;
July p, .26 inches; July %, AT inches;
Total ). "a inches.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
BROoKFIELD.

Next week Wednesday brings to the
school Mr. Baltzell of Philadelphia, who
will speak in the Town hall on "Put
meaning into thy singing" the lee
ture being followed by a musical pro-
gram, this even occurring as it will in
the Town hall. It's hoped that Mr.
BaltZell will have large audience.
The lecture by DR. Waldo s. Pratt of
Hartford was well attended, last
Wednesday evening, the contrasts he
drew between the lives of Bach and
Handel was exceedingly interesting
and instructive and the musical num-
beers which followed beautifully illus
trated the wide difference in the music
of these two great masters.
BISHOP BREWSTER TO VISIT ST PAUL's.
Bishop Brewster will visit St Paul's
on Sunday morning, October 4, for the
purpose of holding confirmation.
Harper Vrooman is the only one in
town owning an automobile. He has
a fine machine of which he may justly
feel proud. His many friends now
have opportunities of taking rides
quite frequently.
Mr. and Mrs E. N. Hawley are tax
ing weeks outing in New York, and
vicinity.
The annual union Sunday school pic
mic is now under consideration, which
will probably materialize at some near
date to be set by the committee of two
Sunday schools.
Herbert Kellogg of Pittstield spent
Sunday with his mother.
Rev E. L. Whitcome does not ex-
pect to take his annual vacation till
sometime IN October.
There is a new tenant in the house
that Mr. Shears vacated, shoemaker.
Mrs Shears is at the Danbury hospi-
tai where she is getting along nicely.
Mrand Mrs J. H. Law Of Danbury
we're visiting at r. 81. Dixon's on Sun
day with two grandchildren.
Miss Leach from Ansonia has been
visiting at Mrs B. Jackson's for some
days.
Mrs Hubbard has moved in the Lime
kiln house belonging to Mr. HawleY.
Mr. Vrooman had little mishap
with his auto ON the road a few days
ago but it was quickly fixed up.
The lime kiln has not been running
for few days on account of some re-
pairs being done to the kiln.
Mrs William ElwOod of Derby spent
several days, last week, here, the guest
of Mrs william Hibbard.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07

OFFERINGS In Furnishings.
Here It'd bits in bargains from the furnishings
section You will do we'll heed the opportunity We have
room to mention only the good things EndofSea
Sale prices.
bargain in neckwear offered in
this seasons imported
madeby Fifth leading MAKER reduced to $780,
reduce now
lot
with OF
for 49,
reduced to 81. o. T.. .au
marke
81 and So
mar
with fancy up to $780,
marked 5Oc
blue ribbed underwear 800
handkerches fer 25c
quality $15O
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
Children's Waists, etc.

Children'S Waists, etc.
In chidrens and shirts there many attractive
offerings of the ordinary bargain variety but goods from
our regular be cleared promptly beforein
ventory.
collars white
made to a L.
muslin 49, reduced 81 50 and 81
We havem belts at
closing out at Soc
therSF
overals, 25c and SOC.
belts,
Atwood knee pants 48c
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
TO BUILD A NEW BRIDGE.

TO BUILD NEW BRIDGE.
The Consolidated Railroad Co. are
to place new iron bridge over the
road on the Highland Division near
William H. Wakele US. The piers are
now being rep paired for the new bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Downs and son
and Mrs G. Hoyt Of New Haven are
guests this week, of Mr. and Mrs D. M.
Mitchell.
Miss Sadie Pope of Oxford is spending
Bessie Pierce.
Mrs G. p. Williams entertained the
whist club last week Thursday after
noon.
The Bowmen & Preston Co. of
Hartford have finished the decorating
OF the interior Of the Congregational
church and it is expected that the new
carpet and cushions will be here so
that by September l the church will
be ready for use.
Mr. and Mrs w. E. Mitchell are enter
tanning friends from Brooklyn.
C. B. Pierce, who is suffering from a
frog felon on his hand, went to Water
bury, last Monday, to have it opened.
His brother, Ezra Pierce, accompanied
him.
Mrs Frank Bradley and son, Harry,
of Southington, were guests, last week,
OF Mr. and Mrs c. G. Bauer.
Misses Louise, Mary, Annie and
Jennie Sautingstager are spending the
week in Bridgeport with friends.
II. P. Hicock of One Pine Tree is
having his house newly shingled.
John F. Worden and son Howard
spent Clast Sunday with friends in
Wallingford.
Dea N. w. Mitchell has presented
handsome memorial window for his
son, Charles, who died several years
ago, to the Congregational church,
which is to be placed right back Of the
pulpit. The frame for the window is
already in position.
The Bonner & Preston; Co.. of
Hartford have taken the contract for
redecorattng the interior of the Metho-
dist church. New roofs and other i'm
provements are to be made on the
church at the same time.
Miss Judith Mitchell has returned
from visit to friends in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs Albert A. Mitchell and children
have gone to Baltimore for several
weeks stay with Mrs Mitchell's
parents.
Mrs A. B. Wall has returned from
few days visit with friends in Water
bury.
Mrs George Hicock of New Haven is
guest Of Mrs Burton c. Bradley.
Mrs A. L. Shepard is keeping house
for A. L. Mitchell during his wife's
absence.
Edward Hine entertained his Sun
day school class from New Rochelle at
Camp Easy, last week.
There was graphophone entertain
ment at Munson's Hall, last week
Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Flemming well
coined a son at their home, Monday,
July 20.
Rev George Bishop of New Rochelle
who is spending week at Camp Easy.
preached at the Methodist church, last
Sunday morning.
Mr. Moore, Mr. Hine, Rev George
Bishop and family, Mr. Cole and famil!
and Mr. Refs, all of New Rochelle, are
at Camp Easy, this week.
Frank D. Bradley attended the CAM
meeting at Plainville, last Sunday.
Arthur Mitchell has accepted
position in a manufacturing concerl
in New Haven. He will begin hi
duties:there some time in Septembe
and will move his family there, thi
fall.
MIDDLEBURY.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
HUNTINGTON.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST,".
The Misses GOrum have rented the
James Mills place and will move in
this week.
Anton Eberle has so far recovered as
to be at work again.
Mrs Olivia Stanley has been the
guest of Miss Louise Nichols during
the past week and after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs Albert
COan, will return to her home in Shell
ton, this week.
Miss Helen Booth of Stratford is the
guest of Miss Mabel Wooster.O
Miss Rebecca Mcdonald is spending
her vacation in town.
Sunday, August 30, will be observed
as Old Home Sunday in the Congrega-
tional church, morning and evening.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Elmira c. Booth we're held July 81 at
the old homestead. Rev N. T. Mer-
win of Milford off1ciated. The inter-
ment was in Putney cemetery. She
survived her husband Is years. She
was q woman who ever responded to
the calls of her friends and neighbors
in sickness and death, while in health.
She was nearly "a years. Eight chill
dren survive her.
Miss Louise Nichols and Mrs B. N.
Beard spent Tuesday at Century
farm.
Mrs Miranda Perry and Mrs Haugh
we're on the Hill calling, Tuesday.
Mrs Wellington Wilkinson and chill
dren are on the Hill.
Miss Annie Gilbert of Plainville, N.
J., Mrs Edward Gilbert of New York
City and Mrs o. G. Beard, Jr., and
children of Bridgeport visited at Gen.
fury farm.
Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson of New
Hampshire is visiting her brother,
John Wilkinson.
Helen and Kenneth Wilkinson are
with their grandparents here.
Miss Mary Beard has visited her
cousin in Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07

All the broken lines Of fancy cashmere suits Of excel
lent quality we'll made and stylish cut made to sell or$1o
sale price $7.50
and a a Is, 80
yf color, suta efor
regular $2 lne SO
cheviot
assorted price Sl2
sellers seasons lines ceot and wod
high
woed suits the PERFECTION tai
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
Good Trousers Priced Low.

Good Trousers Priced Low.
The End Season Sale with than thousand
pairs of trousers and young Sizes Some lines
were purchased complete broken lines that fit
man now at reduced price, This your twice
portunty to stock up with reliable trousers such as you will
find bearing the Meigs & Co. label.
black marked at
cashmere and worsted trousers marked at
. . :4oo oaa a+n;aoc
standard
light
Of patterns
at
$5
homespun, all newt So, $3.50 and $4
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07

Young Mems Fancy Suits.
This End of Season sale finds with quite large assor
ment of smart still here All the need that we
should make prices attractive Young men who know the
goodness style possessed by suits will promptly
offering with blue suits Of staple Chi or h All
young So You choose toma num-
suits $3.50
lypr dat and as $15 So
lnes-al taor-made $12
reduced Slo
mems
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
MIDDLEBURY.
CONGREGATI ONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATI ONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church was filled for three months aft
er the death Of the late pastor, Rev
Leverett $. Griggs, by the kind cour-
tesy Of neighboring pastors.
The family of Mr. Griggs remains in
the parsonage during the summer,
adopted for the time, by the loyal and
generous people OF the church and con-
gregation.
Rev Joseph +. Little, D. D., class
mate Of Mr. Griggs, has accepted the
call of the church and society to the
pastorate, and will begin work in Octo-
Der.
The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
GUN CLUB SCORE MISSING.

GUN CLUB SCORE MISSING.
The Hawkins Gun club went to
Waterbury, Saturday afternoon, and
had shoot with the Mattatuck Gun
club of that City. After the shoot
was over the Britains exchanged their
rubber hats" for "lead sinkers."
They were in possession of the official
score when they left Waterbury but
have not been able since to find it.
Anyone finding the same will please
return to the Hawkins Gun club.
WILLIS FOWLER INJURED.
Willis Fowler is suffering from
very sore and badly swollen foot, caused
by pitchfork sticking into it. DR.
Green is attending him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-21
Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY WRIGHT
ARE ACCORDED SURPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Wright. who
have just returned from spending a
two weeks honeymoon At the home
Of the parents of the former at Knox
Vile, Iowa, were pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Wright's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. {.
Pratt, - Thirty first street. by n
party of Is locomotive fircmcu and
other friends with their ladies'.
The affair was intended as a wei
come to the couple and was fraught
With pleasure To all coue&rned. The
greater part Of the evening was de
voted to cinch. refreshments being
served by the ladies. At midnight Mr..
and Mrs. Wright were presented on
behalf of the guests with set of
solid silver spoons and other useful
and beautiful articles, Fred shannon
making the presentation speech.
MIR. and Mrs. Wright will reside at
the above number for the present,
Mr.. Wright being employed as extra
engineer on the Rock Island road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-21
ANOTHER SENSATION IN
LITTLE TOWN OF ERIE

Erie, the little town just across the
line in Whiteside county, which was
only few weeks ago shocked by
a murder and suicide. has another SEN
sation, another citizen having at
tempted his wife's and his own life.
but without success. The couple in
this case are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
LANDMARK and chloroform was the
way the means the former attempted
to use to accomplish his purpose.
Sunday morning others who lived in
the same house with the LANDMARKS
were aroused by the cries of Mrs.
LANDMARK and upon Investigating
found both herself and husband la
boring under the effects of chloro-
form. \ physician was called and in
a couple OF hours both had recovered.
The circumstances plainly showed
that the hus band had deliberately
used the drug with the object of
causing a double tragedy.
The couple have been married but
two years and have not lived happily.
it seems. They have now separated,
both going to the homes of their re-
spcctivc parents near Tampico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-21
personal POINTS.

Mrs. NJ. Gstettenbauer has gone to
Clarion, Iowa, for a two months
visit.
w. f. Sears arrived from Dubuque
today and will stay in Rock Island
over Sunday visiting relatives and
looking after business interests.
c. S. Peaslee, formerly of this city
as head of the Rock Island Shoe com
pany, and later of Pontiac, where he
went with the removal of the factory
to that city, has gone to Massachus-
etts to accept the management of a
shoe factory in that state. He has
severed his connection with the Pom
tiac concern. Mr.. Peaslec was in
Rock Island this week.
A. NJ. Bruner, state railroad Y. NJ.
c. \. secretary, reached home last ev-
ening from a trip to the lower part
of the state and will participate in
the dedication of the Moline Y. NJ. C.
4. building this evening. Tomorrow
evening he goes to St. Louis to con
fer with NJ & o. officials with regard
to establishing another railway y. NJ
c. A.. building on that line at Muir
physboro, Ill