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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27

Miss Julia Owsley vino has been
visiting in Bowie, Tex., returned
home yesterday morning Miss
Owsley had the honor Of being
elected as the most beautiful lady
and chosen as maid Of honor 70 the
Queen at the Red Meu's carnival il
progress in that city. Her friends
are greatly pleased AT this recogui-
ton Of one Of our most popular
society ladies. Miss Owsley as
maid Of honor was dressed in a Be-
coming white robe and wore a beau-
tiful, big picture hat She reports
Ia Jolly good time
Z, c. Barkley was the guest Of
Miss Julia Owsley Thanksgiving
day.
M. and Mrs. Tom Jarboe, Of
Oklahoma City, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler in this city
yesterday
Misses Clara and Laura Vandyne
and Mary Riley three Of III
Reno S popular society bellies, were
the guests Of Mr. NJ E. Atkins
and AIrs Mazena Griffin On Thanks
giving day They attended Miss
Balsly s ball last night They are
charming young ladies.
Miss Crawford, one Of the society
young ladies Of Pond Greek, o. Il.
visited Miss Mazena Griffin yester-
day
Today, the Missouri Girl az
rived on time with their car load ol
scenery and electrical effects sever
are at The New Early Hotel and th,
/ balance at the Royal A crowded
+ house will no doubt greet them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
IAVION DEFEATED.
Chickasha Boys Score a Brilliant
Victory on the Grid Iron.
Opponents We're Out GIaSsGd-
"a Good Clean Game on Both Sides
Score Fl 10 o.

Tie chickasha High School
foot ball team mel the Layton
High School team at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon 1t
was a great victory for the Chicka-
sha boys, the score being p to o.
The Lawion boys played hard
game bat they were lighter than
our boys and were clearly out
ciassed. The men back Of the line
made some good tackles, but their
line was light and our boys had no
difficulty in going through it..
/ Lawtou never made over fifty y ards
III the whole game and nearly all
ways lost the ballon downs Only
/ a few times did they gain five yards.
sneed and Captain Powers Of the
Lawion team did good work.
Or the Chickasha side, the lire
was strong, King made some good
stop. Faubion was nearly always
successful in passing the ball and
opening for the center rush Back
Of the line, G. Harmed played good
game. Captain Haines made two
touch downs, one on a 90 yard run
around the end c. Harmed de-
serves special mention for bucking
The line Leonard took the ball
from tie Lawton f-'iback on about
the twenly-hflh yard line and made
a touch down. Phillips made a
good run around the right end.
All The high school boys played
well. II was a clean game, with nc
slugging or fighting. Several men
were l,nockedout but none serious
ly hurt The Lawton boys were
well pleased with thegame and their
treatment
Tie gate receipts more than paid
the expenses Of The game
The lineup was as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
80 ENTERrAIN.

1'ba gll-. a,Io-1,,o.5 ,,,,,,,e,
es.- a.,3.,t- 1.i;ni,f,,t1o,,o..
81, ....,,;,,r praf ro..,.or..l,os.
4. f,,~,;.bed ~ r,,,s;o rbe rll-s
alu.ays d;sti,o,,isb tbe,,,sel,.es y
en,erta;ner. ana tb;s occasion was
H. evoertio, A.o f,t,o.;or
tbe;r q,ls,,i.s.,;,.i,,.. d.,... lin All
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
RAILRoADECHos


Jack Kerns w J Watson NJ.
L. Watson, Roy Andler and John
Purdin, from the shops, were hunt
ing south Of Nennekah yesterday
They had good luck.
Master Mechanic Holt, Of Fort
Worth, is here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. spsiker en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Brents yesterday
Nj and Mrs. K. Reardon were
host and hostess for Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Perry Oh Thanksgiving day.
D. E. callohan, dispatcher, has
returned from a trip to Guthrie.
T ] Glasgow, an old operator,
was a visitor in the offices yester-
day
c. NJ. Case, civil engineer for the
Rock Island went to Chicago last
night.
Dispatcher Perry went to Cald-
well today on a visit.
T f. Wheeler, station inspector
for the Rock Island was here yes
terday
c. McLaren, travelling auditor
for the Rock Island, spent Thanks
giving in Chiekasha,
Chas. Nicholson went to Okla
homa City to spend Thanksgiving
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
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Ys1s5aEY
ilSsIs


Northlouna Departs
70 ~ mlii and express daily........ $500 m
No g, uali and express drilN N....... % 40 p III
no ~, maiI and xUress daily 10
.haNncl, ". and interme-
uiulc FONTS .t....... ,..- ..-. .55 p Il
No, 81. local frsiaft Caldn sell ard
intermed atc points ..s..........6.S5 m
Nc. 30 express dail3 except sunday .6.25 d 10
Scuthbound,'
NO. n. mail end express daiiv........lss5 d M
No, la, 81 auo express daily ........ rs p I'd
No. ST. local freight aiir 81 Sunday $50 ID
Wcsthoaud
40. l2e passenger. Lnwton and inter.
ufeo ate po rls daily .....-,.| ....... EOS ir
80. ',2. Nangum aaa Intermediate
points connecting % 4nadnra0
for points south. Lautou aud
Waurlga ........... ...........-. .S.il . I'd
SO i5ls local eFht daily except
Sundnt anrum .-........ .....- ...r 200 n
SO. lH7 loca froielf QailE except
sunday. 10 Ntud .... ............... s $50 8 ir
Lindsey Line
No. on. pas seuger and freight daily
oNeept sunday N.st.s.-..t.. ...,. d;3l r
NO. 2sA, passenger ana freight daily
except sunday ....-.-...-- .-...s-. l2s5-p %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27

A report was brought to town
yesterday that a newly-made grave
had been found in the bottoms east
Of town and there was evidence Of
foul play The police investigated
the affair this morning and found
that the grave was one made last
spring. It was that Of a negro
whose body was found in a tree last
spring during the high waters. He
was buried on the spot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
PAHLKA - PATNTER

Does all kinds Of sign work, house
painting paper hsngiug glazing,
Fresco painting and makes a speci-
atty Of carriage painting and first
class sign painting.
I'D PAHLKA, 5I9 Kan Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27

Miss Gladys Tuttle Of Minco,
was The guest Of Mrs. A. G. AdaiiTs
aud Mrs. Halton at the New Early
yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
MILLION NIREfs POOR
.-t.f IL

N LL ! q n ] z y 8 POOR
SNlMANlI
The @3f,-sut 81 mach Of the
r-ied unl nHleiv flen parad.
q ib tue puulo psiuls ga hurr:nle
xmple % ibe evlis attendant ou
lr pnssessicn 0f giea wealth. But
Billi00aire- Arr not tbe only ones
vho are afflicted wilb aad stomacbe
rue portion Is frr greater amopg
he taIlors. Dyspepsia and inal-
g suun arc rampant smoag these
luople, ana til y 4 ffer far worse
1rturer than he millionaire unless
4y avail Themselves q aslaudard
aldicuue Ike Gr-eu's August
Flow which has b,en favorite
ousrhotd mga1 f0r all s,omsch
F0nbl~a for over thirty year.
August Flower rouses the torpid
.vef, thus ~reeung appeute IN 4
iasurng perfect igcslion. Il
roues Nnd yit iizDs the entire
system and makes liic worth living.
10 matter shag your station Trial
lOttles, 25I regular sizs, 75c.
West Side Dug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
AUCTIONEER

w A. Ferguson has taken out
license as an autioneer. All old
friends wantinghis services will find
him in town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27
FOR RENT.

A 26 room hotel or rooming
house for rent cheap. Close, in good
location A. B. Cochran, d3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27

Hall died at Third and
Illinois avenuet Wednesday and
was buried in the city cemetery
yesterday Death was due TO
dropsy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-27

a. Van Rankin. a Lone Wolf
merchant, is visiting his molher
and father-in-law in this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
Total.

This averages $3.50 each per month.
Ice is not figured, as low gas bills
during the summer more than balance
this expense.
1t is needless to say that not one of
us ever signs for old boarding house
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
NOT FRIENDLY.
eeyeridse and Bailey Now Have Little
Friendship for Each Other.

Warrington. Dec. 2J.-it has not i@rapcd
notice about The senate though Little has
been said about IL. that in the recent re-
arrangement of committee nembcrriIipS
Senator Bailey Of TcnaB. withdrew from
the committee on territories, Of which
Senator EeVeIjdgc is chairman. Senator
Clarke Of Arkansas. takes his place. No
changes were made In tn" Republican
membcrRhp ~ the committee, and the
only other change made in the minority
representation was the assignment Of
Senator NeUlands Of Ney8da. to succeed
Heitfed. whom Newlands succeeded in
the Senate at the beginning Of this Con-
grcss.
rhder the circumstances II Is natural
that the gossipS should connect Senator
BaIlcy's withdrawal from the committee
with the scene that took place in the Sen
ate chamber one evening during the laat
session Of Congress. when the Texas
statesman tried to slap the face Of the
senator from Indiana Since that day
the two senators have left each other Sc
vercly alone.
Some Of Bailcy'E friends tried to per-
suade him to offer an apology, but he re
fused to do IL.
During the closing weeks Of the last
Congress. Bailey attended many commit
toe meetings over which the Indiana gen
ator presided. but there was not at tina :
time, and there has not been since. friend
ly relations existing between the two
men.
But notwithstanding this relationship.
Senator Bailey and his friends say he did
not retire from the committee on terri
tories because OF his dislike for the chair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
RETIREMENT OF BONDS
VII Cease. Because Money Is Plenty
and Banks Feel Easy.

Warrington. Dec. Z5.-Sccret8Ty SnaT
ha1 decided to suspend refunding oDer-
atoms. to take effect Dee. 81 Last
Yu~Ing Tho gccretary offered 10 refund
s,oy4yfyoDrt bonds TO the amount o.
S1DDffO. gyo and under that offer eighty
oh millions were surrendered. II had
been tn. gccrctary's IDEA that slf@HJj,-
fED ought 10 be refunded. sept ., o.
th!s year, ne made another offer u re-
fugI the 3 per cent. bonds of 1903. ana
.Ie 4 per cent. of 1901, ana vas willing
tn acreut them to the amount Of not
mare than sZg,Gp0,GfJ. 1t il explained
that It is practically certain before the
and or the year the amount Of bonds
Offered under the proposition Of Sept.
n. YIN reach so, GG0,1fyO. 80 that the TO-
faI amount If bonds refunded "ill be
ab.IIt 800, Gg0,oG0 and that bank circu-
lation will be sufficiently Increased to
yhoH the Higdon Of the offer.
a treasury official makes this state
Jncnt:
"'rhe price of bonds r. low and money
i. plentiful. 20 there is no necessity 10
increase national bank circulation now.
We have practically the $l00,oDO01o Of
bonds We started out TO refund. When
we began the refunding scheme money
WAS very scarce. but now 1t seems that
the issuance ara retirement Of bank cir
cnlation f. not responsive to the needs
Of the country at all, but to the mar
kct value Of bonds, hence the opera
ton has been suspended"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
NEW CUBAN TARIFF
VIZ Go ir.o Eject al 12Cf ?. r., Sun.
cay. Dee. II.

Ws.sIrg,ea. J-c. z5.-At 1z,g.
,-r!peE NOM IN SUNDAY. Dec. =. the
gatex u d1ry provided frr u The Gu
bar. -ecl;yr.-.ty t.eaty Hil be placed
D.. s,"4->.t. = .Dtic@ HIS ben forwarded
lt,i.e yors ~ CUSTOMS b. me secretary
II IN. trea zzlry giving INSTRUCTION. To-
M collection III duties 1ncer the IL"
-. N important QUs.tipn has bean
51.4.d toLcerT.s-g the Eates u oEtF
M. VIII apply JJ1n Cuban p.o9p1t=
.1Y 81 nor3@1 #agek1- .. Waic1
.4ey be pla red there 5ato-e the -e"
--.- takes efe@,. Theze importers ar
,.elined n raise, the contention tn
rHo- goref.l roent should asaess 9IIie9
-.lor taese imports a. the rates II oD-
s-ra.ipn al the time the go<1s ere win
Grstri, fur consumption
T-ae ,.e, yUrT officials will aciG 70 me
contrary. md Will collect duties uJo~
al cubaa pEocgct8 brought into his
er,lrt.-; before nign nom Or SuHtaE
uez, II the Ia,eg Uow prevailing.
There IS sJrne apprehension. that in
rl,ytefg ~ chicago and pther points
re4r he canaGian borler no haze
Cuban I,-051ctg III bonded warehouses
ynsv Withdraw the same for export
~ doing this the importers would re-
t-s.iva 4 .ebste from the government
,.aUaI " ire amount NJ duty paid upon
,ne products. By taxing the goods out
If the country into Canaia ana nold-
iag them Until after noon On sunday
the goods could be brought bark ana
would be a9.essed At the rates pro-
..jdcJ by the new Law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
Six Bachelor Girls ard Flat.

AOulcTl YOU Ike 10 near no." SIX
bachelor girls keep house together:
We were all desperately tired Of
boarding ana the desire for 2 hone
where We might spread ourselves de-
cided US 10 organize { company and
rent heated fat II the down town dis
tr.ct-
Two stelogTa pliers, TWO salesTOE1eE
2 bookkeeper and q dTessnaker make
ID bur party. Our fat Is on the fourth
floor and no elevator, but we do not
mind the climb. The fat contains
double parlors, dining room. three small
bed rooms bath, kitchen with gas range
and pantry. Ali rooms have hard wood
foors and the dining room contains
handsome built-!a SD board.
Each agreed to doG--e all the aoGsa-
hold goods she pos Sc, 1cw2, i
furnishing the little hone. and ~ IL
yertorE convinced Us V-e could furnish
the parlcrs nicely. but having no dining
room Or kitchen fUrnItar.. except . fe,.
dishes we each paid into the treasury
:ln with which 70 purchase dining table,
eight chairs. table linen, he'd linen.
towels, kitchen utensils, dishes and
curtains for two windows.
Two occupy each sleeping room
which they furnish to suit themselves.
Tn labor Of this model household IL
divided in this way: TWO get break
fast which i served al O'Clock the
year round and the three who do not
go To Their work until 8 O'Clock clear
away the table and do the necessary
morning work. ANY one late to break
fast is fined ten cents which fund is
IyEe1 II, rar,IerliGh =. MID 1ipnql
All get luncheon DOW town. Til
three Of our crowd who get home at
O'Clock prepare dinner and the two
who get the breakfast do the d:nrer
dishes. While the kitchen work is
being done some Of US do the dining
room work, or anything we see to DO
which might add to the comfort Of all.
lear ana forbear," is d rule which
re carefully follow and our living 50
far has been most harmonious.
Each takes her turn as buyer for
che month and two prepare the Sunday
meals and do all the homework on that
day, serving one month. This gives the
other four complete rest for one DAY.
Some Of us had done but little cook
ing until We started this house keeping
venture, but now any Of US can get UP
a good meal. thanks to the two cooks
Of our company, who have been most
faithful teachers.
The two SUNDAY cooks often surprise
the others with some new dainty which
we all enjoy.
One day each week a trusty woman
comes in to do washing she also
cleans kitchen and bath and irons the
table linen.
Each irons her own clothes at night
which is not a disagreeabie task.
Our expenses per month are as fol-
InVS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26

3a1t-aer5oag Il 1ess WIZ q political
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street eag-1sr sazsEzlas5ar- -Ezs 11se
EIzr=gza5e trazta Reports
-rne s9aet en TIE eT=zzg z1ss--
5-azsee IN r1s= -ssGz2g spaz has tssssEa
nsos1 marked ~ sISp 1fe5prk G8e
l lsgzrT rises aE 1rse Hza1 zs45 goes %
1 1t@ eGGEsE. uber@ Taz-rsaraF ssr-=sr--g z
TIE 1sssx--ed crowds EEth r-syz 1rag
| pictures To Il mare ser-zt- rse-Ezss -
I sagald say All 90 oEzz sxrxE1- 15s L11Se
zneo a1a wG11Hzl .Tne=s Azysas e9-0e
II
As sDoa =E +5ar mothers 5e- tb=-
cfa- after s1EI,s- lhsy repair II Dga1@ 20
the f-1rtts-o-s 10 g+- the best seats. and
here they ii Il patient -ows rating
for the Es-forT--zzgpe ID Es=g1z The
library AaE Do z-z-aersgu 70 oEer t1rz1
compares wiz thzs- Books ARE cBsl
and 1acn= Affairs WHEN orr e9r see liz
funny z2gz9T toy Hfao nightly consumes
alarming rGDt.=rE o< Mzts--esoas. or
E5sn o1e can watch viii hated
breath. Eg22l3e F1-zsl-1-zs1-s Ezocks egt
Coy1et--
''Ihs library ea11of esz11-ae= with t1esse
aEtrze139Zg We czz oz7T val Thar
XIII aazne hack Rcaea election j. eTs--
Ttas s-grY eozoes trgrn me Es@ Broad
EzF branch
OR read=-x ten = EAz1 tae5r knoK1-
es5g= q E.9lzt41.s i ozgta5oed ~ ATTENDING
The political hastings Of al PARIS Coz
Ing fr9-a tie library & few =Ten1ngE pre-
EaCs2s L ELECTION sax one q or readers.
l. :,oy d ABOUT tw=lv4. arranging :
crowd H was on z -a-uzzzy cart and
stero-3 e rauch al ease 1bsr@ Is any q
ife -oe7- he certainly xxx u al. ea-e1
20 TIE gestures
! was -s7-zde-cIE recognized for .he
very 1ext Gay dep9taz5g1 Of three heEs
with this fa2T speaker - SPOKESMAN CANE
- Jbe 85-arE and asked permission 2
5ra-r- uo}d him tfaar il Vas against the
rules He IL ONE concluded that ! nl-s
opt ln sympathy Nlts faAs Tsa--g
Madame said be. 'g5Te II t1-1e and
Ard he started to explain dez0s5ae=,
Il A. last ! cid so--@ EXPLAINING and
managed n Convince hs1n that il vs.
E-o- Personal feeling that prompted TIE
refusal
At - yorfzzille Branch, "a Es-s- S=rez-
u rlrstE street while there was E5-1e II
tF= Usual general Gecreas@ IL reac5ng y
pss-ed- SaEs che librarian
TIE fact -t-a- ~ collected 3 81 II G-es
from of1- readers I1- Gay after II esE--
neglected New ne circ11lste On an aver
aga Fifty Books l1ore during 1he crenirg
than r. did TIE week before election
In summing ~ t3e reports il should
first ~ said that New York Is q re-E
Tad cI1y 70 make general statements
about II can probably BE- sid with safe
~. however that the chief influence Of
election On reading * 20 lessen Il. esIseci-
ally IN yJlacas ~l9@Ee political meetings
and PROFESSIONS are frequent Variation
81 the cla+s 81 reading due 10 election IS
chiefly shown by increased demand for
TIE current periodical literature and for
books that can - Ds7d by children II
writing compositions
The indications are that when election
day approaches the average America
citizen DOS not SEX 20 inform his own
mind iyr reading. but ~ induce others 20
4 change theirs Ti1- evidence Of political
activity among tf= foreign born popJla
tion az me East Side is most interesting
New YORK Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26

The Rome correspondent of the Paris
Figaro maintains the accuracy of the
statement that the Pope has received
through Cardinal Gotti, project OF the
Congregation Of the Propaganda, several
at TIE request of the late Pope Leo. The
correspondent adds that the money had
been invested and that Cardinal Gotti
orandum of the investments without. how
ever handing MIN the actual sureties 1t
Is pointed out that the official denials only
cover this later point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26
Father Said "Hurrah!"

In a letter from Miss Annie G. Roberts
of w. Southport. Me, whose father had
taken one bottle Of U-ri-cene, the new
Rheumatic Cure, she writes: Father
says "Hurrah" he feels better. He gets
I'M out Of his chair without help and
goes out of doors. walking about quite
n little. We are certain that U-ri-cene Is
driving the rheumatism out OF his sys-
tenn"
U-ri-cene is sold and guaranteed by
Bowditch, Webster e. Co. Augusta, Nc,
Leighton & Co. Hallowell, Me, and mon
ey will be refunded of fair trial fails
to cure rheumatism.
In tablet form only. Price Dc.
THE WOODBURY. CHEMICAL COM
PAEY, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26

Az the result Of the efforts Of London
doch and shipping companies a5tll
rats we're killed In the port Of London
in 1902
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-26

No circle can be squared. because
2.14!G, which is the ratio of the circum-
ference to the diameter. is not square.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-05
NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to commune
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora NJ. UnderhilI, matron Of
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesian and McCully streets, mauka
side, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-05
TRAIN DE LUXE.

Paaa Company will organize under the laws
of the State of New Jersey this week with capital OF ST
with the purpose of operating of five rolling palaces BET
New York and San Francisco with Improvements and
that Fifth hotel won't know he Is of
New York if he doesn't look of the windows
This fvear the company proposes build will be known
the WadorAstoria de luxe and its will lie kept
exclusive by the will be booked from the
hotel of each city through which it passes.
The train will have everything from palm gardens to laundry
and nothing of the WaldorAstoa by pushing
button will be lacking.
make unique, arrangements have been made with the rail
road lines which have complete the trip
the continent and back days that the train will leave with its
passengers every tenth day.
the outgrowth defunc Harris Paaal Car
of Boston, which under avalanche litigation
patents and ownership of stock in 1880
said Mr. Harris last night,
will additional trains, have three week leaving New
and San Francisco We have the capital and the behind
scheme question few weeks before work will
be and the schedule will be issued Immediately
on their conpletion."-New York World.