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WOMEN AT BAR OF JUSTICE.
Five Defendants Before Judge Scott,
Four of Whom Were Convicted.

Il jagged a little, yesterday, but / wasn't
drunk" was the plea of Annie Anderson in
Judge SCOTS court this morning. She had
been arrested under the name of Annie
Crawford. When arraigned she Indignantly
denied that her name was Crawford and ex-
pressed surprise that the policeman did not
know better.
annie has been hanging about Goat al
ley" the court was told. "She is usually
under the influence of liquor
Twenty dollars
Annie went down for two months.
Florence Reed was one of five women
who appeard before Judge Scott this morn
ing. She took a little toddy" yesterday,
she said. but the policeman who arrested
her thought she had poor idea of the
meaning of the word little"
Florence came to my house last night"
Mrs. Davis stated. land her conduct was
SO bad that l had to have her taken out.
She said she wanted place to stay until
her wedding day, and of course l was will
ing to care for her."
1t was stated that Florence had a bottle
of liquor in her stocking and she took
number of drinks before she assumed
charge of the house.
Keep sober" was the courts advice and
fine of S. was imposed.
Another of Judge Scott's feminine callers
this morning was Carrie Carroll, the young
colored woman who recently attempted her
life while in cell at the court
/ Carrie was locked up last night for IN
toxication," said policeman, land she
made so much noise that the men on the
reserve were unable to sleep. Her language
was the worst 1 ever heard"
Carrie thought she had not been properly
treated, although she admitted that she had
done wrong. She was ordered to pay fine
of $40 or spend one month on the farm.
"She was hugging and kissing white
man on the street last night" was the COM
plant made to Judge Scott against Annie
Ral1 a Young cOlOred woman.
II deny the charge" said Annie, THE
man was fastening his shoe and was help
Ing him."
She said she was on her way home from
the theater last night and she permitted the
man to walk under her umbrella. Other
things were said against the woman and
fine of So was imposed. The man gave his
name as William Baldwin. He forfeited $40
by failing to appear for trial $3.50
Irene Cooper, colored, declared her arrest
was due to jealousy on the part of the wife
of friend of her husbands. She denied
that she had used bad or threatening Ian
guage toward the other woman. Judge
Scott thought Irene plea was proper one
and discharged her.
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the pension regulations Of the Company The
amount of allowances paid e5,l12.65, and
1901. A- -o'i'
In accordance with the announcement made Mt
the last annual meeting that large expenditure
would be required for the increase of your eauip-
ment, and also for the construction of the tunnel
line to connect your system by rail with the City
Of New York. and the erection Of a centrally
located passenger station in that city and with
the view of providing funds for these and other
the 18th Of March, 1902 to the sharebnIers On tn
subscribe In proportion to their holdings for $780,
100000 of 3h per cent. ten-year Convertible Gold
Bonds Of your Company, bearing date November
list, 1902 In addition to the right then given to
the holders Of these securities to convert the same
any subsequent semi-annual interest period, at
seventy dollars share 1t has since been deemed
conversion on the same basis. under which they
may surrender their bonds and become shareholders
Of record May 9th, 1908.
The tunnel extension into New York commences
at point on your United New jersey Railroad
about mile east of Newark whence a double
tSa e T De aeS ey the pennsy
pany an elevated line to Weehawken, and thence
by tunnel under Bergen Hin and the North River
TO connection the boundary line between the
States Of New York and New Jersey, with the line
of the Pennsylvania. New York and Long Island
line from that point under the North River the
City Of New York, the East River and Long Island
City, to junction with your Long Island Railroad
make eennsefion with the New York
Railroad, and through it with the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. and thus provide an
all rail passenger route between your system and
New England.
The necessary authority from the States Of New
Jersey and New York for the prosecution of this
enterprise was readily obtained but the inception
of the work was delayed by the inability to pro-.
cure the requisite LEGISLATION from the municipal
authorities 81 the City Of New York. The fran
by the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commits
sioners. had also TO be approved by the Board Of
Der last that that body took Affirmative action.
Your application to the Board OF Rapid Transit
ton
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CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT

In pursuance Of the agreement Of September list,
ass. between the Pennsylvania Company The
Trust Company, under which provision made
for an issue OF s2e,oOo;ooO Of the Pennsylvania
tompany's 4O-year Guaranteed 3R per cent. Gold
Trust Certificates, secured by the deposit of
eqral amount Of the per cent. Guaranteed Special
Stock OF the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company, by the covenant OF the Penn
fylyanla Company and the guaranty Of your Com.
the remaining SO 0Oo, 900, being Series &C. of these
securities. The proceeds Of these certificates
OF securities and for Its other corporate purposes
A sale was also made Of 50, 900 600 Of the Con-
Of the Pisbarg Cir Cincinnati Chicago s and
81 Louis Railway Company. to reimburse its
,reasy Tor expenditures on capital account and
securities
-, The number Of tons OF freight moved on the
lines west OF Pitisburg 1O4 545 0i5, increase
of II, 1920 The number of passengers carried
was 2o.ig9,6,s; an Increase Of 3.22o,sI6, as COM
The gross earnings of all lines east and west of
Fittshurg for the year were s2i0, $40 s644s; oper
stng expenses si52, 22o. 271 SO, and earnings.
S6I .62S o32 GO, an increase in gross earnings com
pared with 1901 Of S21. 222 "a and an increase
In I1o net net 0 earnings Of s2,iGloo There
crease OF 2604s 500 tons, and 115.s4S s4i passen-
gers carried, an Increase Of 10, 42l, $40.
GENERAL REMARKS
The securities belonging 20 the Trust OF October
1875. on December 3ist, 1902, amounted at par 10
81 ,5i6 go. and the total income therefrom was
s9.0l9,640 about 4.6 per cent. their cost
The assets Of the Insurance Fund ut the end
of the year 81, 96s, CSC 49, being al increase
as compared with 1901, Of sio5, 032 81
The tYtal receipts Of the Employees Voluntary
Relief Department for the year were $3.50. e0f,
which, with 1891, zee. 40, the balance on hand at
the beginning of the year. made an aggregate Of
s166l, sI3. 10, out Of which Si67, $50 80 was dis
trlhuted death benefits and S652, s57 o6 In
Of disability arising from sickness and accident.
After meeting its obligations for the year,
the Fund. In addit'sa to this balance there is an
. accumulated surplus OF $751; .256. rs.
The amount Of the Employees Saving Fund at
ne close of the year waSiS3, 4os, $50 80.
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FUNDED DEBT AND SINKING FUND.

The amount Of Bonded Debt was increased dur
ing the year S51 TN, a. by the issue of $bO,-
600 coo of the 312 per cent. ten-year Convertioie
Bonds, and by the appearance now upon your oal-
and Wilkes Barre and sunbury and 1ewistown
Railway Companies. constituent Companies OF
the Schuykin and Juniata Railroad Company, alb
sorbed on the LIST Of April, 1902, by your Company
gage s4O2 100 was set apart out of the net in
come for the redemption of the outstanding BOMBS
secured by that mortgage. Twenty nine thousanu
dollars of the bonds purchased and can
celed. The remainder of the sum was placed ~. TO
the credit OF the trustees for investment under the
terms of the mortgage. There are now SS5S,-
376 40 in securities and cash. In the fund for the
redemption of the bonds
Under the provisions OF the -FOUR per cent. Eq'up
ment Trust Gold Loan, there was paid to the
trustee during 1902, for the sinking fund the sum
of S136, 400. The trustee was unable to obtain
any Of the bonds at the price fixed In the Lease
and in accordance with the terms thereon. the
amount has been invested In additional equipment
SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPORATIONS.
The entire cost Of the securities Of other corpo-
rations held by your Company December 31st. 1902,
was SOS 9iS 500 49, The increase over last year 10
due mainly to a larger holding of the common STOCK
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, TO
YOUR purchase Of the stock of the Pennsylvania
and Northwestern Railroad Company, to your in
vestment In the stock of the Pennsylvania. New
York and Long Island Railroad Company which is
building your tunnel extension under the city OF
New York and to the acquisition of additional Sc
curties upon roads embraced in your system Inc
direct revenue received from securities during the
year was So 11S 800. &c. which amounted to 3l2 per
cent. upon the cost thereof.
CAR TRUSTS.
The issue of Car Trust securities made during the
wear consisted of s4729 900 of certificates Of
Series "F,'' &C." "a" a." and XXI Pennsyl-
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Sporting Blood.

From the Chicago Tribune.
..wfi it hurt. doctorg" inquired the man
in the dentists chair
mot Bit. said the professor of painless
dentistry.
.I'll bet you SO It WILL"
"I'H take that"
ssWell, 60 ahead. DOCTOR" said the pa
tfent, settling himself down In the chair
81 don't care doggone now whether it
hurts or not.
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Plenty of Truth.
he Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Perhaps" ventured the unsuccessful
contributor, ''you didn't consider my little
ode true to life et
s4Oh. 1t was true enough replied the ed
itor 81 assure you there was more truth
than poetry In what you said"
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ter. and Riverfiunt nailsssds The westen Psnn-
ysvanda Railroad diNeETes from your Msin IAne
also couneeted tsrv;m fartS 81 ~est It BOIL
var and Blaarsvine lntersdction II furnishes the
low Grade line over wAicnie Large portion q your
Fort VAR snR c. e ' Ran ssI ma r s
In your system northwest Of Pft4sburEh. !ne
oosa ss e sss Mae Win "a ss SEQ y Ls1
Raiigoad On JannHys III, 1902 was built to do
yelop = ysinable ceeI teErtsery ca the wecesn
Ter, Nntle Greek valley. and Downiagbswn and
Lancaster Railroads are branches built to develop
Local tssJtory Is hvssffont kailsSad ,,, sRes
for your tranic alng the Delaware Rive. front
Of the city Of Philadelphia. The consolidation OF
rosos w1sn Sour and 49, N The direction Of
economy and efficiency.
A further issue was made Of your Capital stoek
Quiring, satisfactory terms. the stock Of the
Pennsylvania and Northwestern Railroad company.
The road connects with the Main Line at Bell
wood. and extends thence in a Dorthwesterly d.
rection towards the Punxsutawney District and
your Allegheny Valley Railway, and develops
Its ownership BY your Company also enables this
line to be used advantageously for the movement
OF the coal trame originating on your other roads
An additional amount of s12s 800 Of Capital
Stock was issued in payment for stock OF the
road Company, and in the conversion Of dividend
scrip making the total increase during the year
the charges to Capital Account during the year
COST OF ROAD:
Being extraordinary expenditures in
extension of four-track system,
construction Of additional tracks,
new lines, yards and terminal
fac1lft1es ................ -, 10y W
REAL tSIAIE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Ao' Aoo''@
EQUIPMENT:
Locomotives .;.....: 81, 7ls,o12oo
-oo.0 s,17s,o12. 90
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canitaI stock 1904, s74, $50 90
Funded debt Gncluding mortgages ~ 49,, orc n,
and ground rents). 14o'olo'ooo Oh
Guaranteed stock and bonds Of the
Harrisburg Portsmouth, Mt. Joy - m
and Lancaster r. r. Co. ......... 1,SSI,ooV W
se or the T. n R. r. and c Co. s,2ss, 4e2 Is
CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Pay rolls. vouchers
and traffic balances SIG 43O, III o.
Due controlled COM
traffic balances .. 992s, 7o3 81
Due Saving Fund, Re-
lief Fund, and In
surance Fund $3.50. 565, 947 'O8
Interest accrued, ma
tured and uncollect-
ed, and dividends
uncollected. 2o32o5I o4
Miscellaneous liabili- -. m, m
ties. ..'''''''.'' -o-oo.o APO 7o1 %
c,,,. p,,,s and rr,,st Eund 14516.535 u
f S,nst"e erd I loss " ,,,.... "a, 742, 2A SO
,roto, .$4as $3.50, 1s1 90
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STOCKHOLDERS II E8 81 ANp
RI 1898 s on APf sTRAr rATfdS
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Cost Of Schuylkin and Juniata Rail-
road, absorbed April LIST, 1902. -.
Cost Of Trenton Cutoff, absorbed
April LIST, 1902.
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ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Cost of road and equipment. .$l52 DOT .25I %
Cost Of securities owned. 226 OI963S 10
Securities received with the lease 49,
OF the u. n. ]. X. r. and G. Co.. 3,2S3, 49, 70
CURRENT ASSETS.
Due from controlled
companies for ad-
yances for construc-
ton and other pur-
noses ......,. IS, $50, 097 10
Dne from agents... 6,245,277 90
Bills receivable and
misce llaneous assets. 10. SOC, $50 %
Materials ....... 5421,729 40
oasn -O,-1o,ooD 41o2e, es5 "a
sl InsnrsDc r"l Fund l12ss, 1880 40
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s6,OoO,0oO.0o

Byrde
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Sinking Funds, Trust Fund, and
Insurance Fund. ............sss..
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work was resumed in what was then known
as the Purdy, or Mr. Purdy's building, at
the southwest corner of AZ street and
Louisiana avenue northwest facing the
city hall This was the home Of the med
ical school for five years, 1889 to 1874.
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no me, to me! No other will &c 30
!Ast."
But. my child. you are worn out nj
eady."
She turned on him her beautiful Wild
yes, In which the binding, passionate
earl were floating.
do you think I would tarry for
hat? All. l wish that I had let them
ell me of God, that I might ask him
now to bless you'll Quick. quick! Lend
ne your swiftest horse, d that will
hot tire. And send q second order by
your aid-de-camp. The Arabs may kill
me as | 90, and then they will not
Know"
He stopped and touched her little
brown, scorched. feverish hand with
reverence.
MY child, Africa has shown me
much heroism. but nom like yours. II
you fall. he shall be safe, and France
will know how to avenge Its darliDg's
loss."
Then, without another seconds
pause, she flew from them and, vault
ing into the saddle Of o young horse
which stood without In the courtyard.
rode once more, at full speed, out into
The pitiless blaze Of the sun. out to the
wasted desolation Of the plains.
The order Of release, indeed, was in
her bosom, but the chances were as n
million TO one that she would reach
him with 1t in time, ere, with the ris-
ing of the sun, his life would have set
forever.
All the horror of remorse was on her.
To her nature the bitter jealousy in
which she had desired vengeance on
him seemed to have rendered her a
murderess. She loved him-loyed him
with an exceeding passion-and only In
this extremity. when 1t was confronted
with the imminence Of death, did the
fullness and the greatness Of that love
make their way out Of the petulant
pride and the wounded vanity which
had obscured them. She had been ere
now q child and q hero. Beneath this
blow which struck at him she changed
she became a woman and n martyr.
And she rode ut full speed through
the night, as she had done through the
daylight. her eyes glancing all around
In the keen instinct of n trooper, her
hand always on the butt of her belt
pistol. Her. brain had no sense. her
hands had no feeling, her eyes had no
sight. The rushing as Of waters was
lord on her ears, and the siddiness OF
fasting and Of fatigue sent the gloom
eldying round and round. like a whirl-
pool Of shadow. Yet she had remem-
brance enough left to ride on and on
and on without once finching from the
agonies that racked her cramped limbs
and throbbed in her beating temples.
She had remembrance enough to strain
her blind eyes toward the east and
murmur. in her terror Of that white
dawn that must soon break. the only
prayer that had been W uttered by
the lips no mothers kiss had ever
touched:
20 God. keep the day back"
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CHAPTER XIII.

(~lHERE was n line of light IN
the eastern sky. The camp
lMSMNl was yery still. Cecil stood
SzSSgJ tranquil beside the coffin with.
In which his broken limbs and shot
pierced corpse would so soon be laid
forever. There was a deep sadness on
his face. but 1t was perfectly serene.
To the words of the priest who APP
preached him he listened with respect,
though he gently declined the services
Of the church.
When they came near to bind the
covering over his eyes. he motioned
them away. taking the bandage from
their hands and casting 1t far from
him.
Ibid I ever fear to lool, down the
depths of my enemies muskets?"
1t was the single outbreak. the single
reproach. that escaped from him. the
single u%tterance by which he ever quot
ed his services to France. Not I'M who
heard him dared again to force on him
that indignity which would have blind
ed his light as though he had ever
dreaded to meet death.
That one protest having escaped him.
he was once more still and calm. as
though the vacant grave yawning at
his feet had been but a couch of down
to rest his tired limbs.
ut Is best thus" he thought, IF
only she never knows
Over the slope Of brown and barren
earth that screened the camp from
view there came Mt the very moment
that the ramrods were drawn out with a
shrill, sharp ring from the carbine bar
rels a single figure. tall, stalwart. 1.-the.
with the spring Of the deer stalker In
his rapid step and the sinew Of the
northern races In Its mold.
The newcomer went straight to the
ndjutant In command and addressed
him with brief preface, ~hurriedly and
low.
your prisoner Is Victor Of the chas.
geurs? He Is to be shot this morn
ingY
The officer assented. He suffered
the interruption. recognizing the rank
Of the speaker.
~ heard Of 1t yesterday. rode all
night. from Oran. / feel great pity
for this man. though he Is unknown to
me-" the stranger pursued In rapid
whispered words. His crime VAS
"A blow to his colonel, monsei-
gneur."
And there is no possibility of a re-
prieveT'
"None."
MAY I speak with him an instant
l have heard 1t thought that he is OF
my country and of a rank above his
standing In his regiment here"
"You may address him. NJ. lie Due,
but be brief. Time presses"
He thanked the officer for the un'
usual permission and turned to ap.
proach the prisoner. At that moment
Cecil turned also, and their eyes met
A great s~huddering cry broke from
them both. His head sank as though
the bullets had already pierced his
hreast. and the man who believed him
dead stood gazing at him. paralyzed
with horror.
ln0 Dr rnNrnrNVrrn
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the sentence. It must be deferred till
we know the whole truth Of this. II 1t
be as 1t looks now. he shall be saved II
the empire can ave him."
She looked up in his eyes with a look
that froze his very heart
Ills honor" she muttered. This hon.
or, II not his life"
He understood her. He bowed his
naughty head low down to hers.
"True. We Will cleanse that II all
other justice be too late"
The answer was infinitely gentle. in.
finitely solemn. Then he turned and
wrote his hurried order and babe his
aid to go with 1t without a seconds
loss. But Cigarette caught 1t from his
hand.
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WANTED5 YOUNG MEN from Ian
der county at once to prepare for posi-
tions ia Che Government Service-Rail-
way Mail Clerks, Letter Carriers, Gus
tom House and Departmental Clerks,
etc. Apply to
Interstate Cores. Inst,
see Cedar Rapids, la.
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TIME CARD 4
800 a,ls .

LktS&sA. Hzjy@5zizSaSsl l.f<s 49, w "
The following table gives the arrival and
departure Of passenger trains at Battle
Mountain.
wEsTBoUND
ARRIVES DEPARTS
No.3 3N2, p. m. 1903. p. m
No. 1870. p. m. 1881, y. m,
EAsTBouND
No.. 4:52. n. m. Liza. a. m.
No. 400, .. m. 4:10. u. m.
Local freight leaves Carlin at 7 a. m
Local freight leaves winnemucca at 7 a. M.
daily arrives at Battle Mountain about 9 a. M.
The Nevada Central arrives from Austin at
~ go NJ. ON Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.
and leaves for Austin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 7 40 A.
W. 7. ONYON. Agent.
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}~1HERE was n line of light IN
the eastern sky. The camp
lssSS;sa3 was very still. Cecil stood
&Sg) tranquil beside the coffin with
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MORMON DEFIANCE.
srishar, ~. Reberts hurled u ss the
Woric ss the Tabernacle.

Salt Lake. Utah. June i.-Brixhsn
a. Roberts hurled a Mormon denAnc.
10 the entire Uniied States IN the tab
ernaeie Sunday afternocn. ard Ia an
address remarkable for It's eloqucnce
sarcasm and dsnunciation scored the
Presbyterian general assembly. watch
has been m session IN los Angeles
Mormonisrn. be said. has come 20
stay. He referred With ~itherinr rar.
cssm 10 the warning uttered b one
ot The delegates al the general Assem-
bly, last week. who ukened Mormon.
ism 10 an octopus and said that Il can
not be civilized. reformed nor ~aucat.
90. but u must Be crushed snd that
the time 70 strike "a now.
The Church o. Jesus Christ or lat.
Ter Day Saints. occupies a position 80
exalted that it can smile At the effort.
ot men 20 crush Il or destroy it he
said. The aimless reasoning and I'm.
potent utterances % these rncn are
shafts that fal harmless at the feet OF
God. They can not deal vita MS &C.
cording 70 the ordinary laws % civil
ization. Mormonisnr can not br -ssca-
ed through civilization. education or
reform
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GUNS OF NEW DESIGN.
Those Ordered From Germany Ar.
Practically Completed.

Washington. May 29-sone time
Aso the var department ordered 90
sinch field guns of the new design and
type 20 be manufactured IN Germany
These guns are now practically com.
pieted and Capt John W Joyes. Of tho
ordnance department. has been desir
mated 20 receive them al Dusseldorf
Germany quantity of ammunition
vii De shipped az the same time. The
reason stated for ordering these neid
guns from German manufacturer was
that Tho manufacturer of thia coun.
Try were too busy to an the orders %
the war department. only one out ~
81 firms responding ta a circular as.
ing proposals and this one wantfnr
two years Within which 90 make Dc
iF'ries against seven months hy the
German frm. The arsouals ~ the
United States also we're overrrowtei
With work