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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
PRODUCTION CURTAILED.
New England Cotton Mills Are Clos
ing Down.


Boston, June Orders were issued
today by several cotton mill managers
instructing agents to curtau prOduc-
tiOu on account Of the depression la the
textile industry. Many mills in
southern and central New England
have been running on short time all
the spring, and at present about $4,000
operatives are affected. The employees
of the PembertOn mills of Lawrence
were notified today that the plant
would be shut down on Saturday for
two months. A similar notice was
posted at the Methuen mills AT
Methuen About 600 hands are EN-
plOyed by the two concerns. The
Arlington mills cotton department at
Lawrence is on short time.
The mills of the Wamsutta corpora
ton. the largest in New Bedford, were
closed tonight for the remainder of
the week 1t is understood that three
of the mills opened by the corporation
viii be closed for some time while the
others viii run only four days each
week. The Wamsutta company en-
Dloys about 5000 hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03

ee7slty Of preserving the naval base at
Port arthur and the loss Of prestfge
that the IAN OF Port ARTHUR would en-
tan were the arguments that prevailed
ID Ene council. General KUFoaatlfia has
therefore been advised to attempt to
relieve the fortress, bur to act with the
greatest prudence. A general whom i
interviewed on the subject OF the coun-
GU said IL kurOpatkin IS weak enough
to advance he VIII commit serious
biundcr The number OF his troops is
insufficient. and the conditions under
nich he would act are uufavora bic.
lie might meet an almost irreDarable
reverse ana Port Arthur be further
from relief than ever. If we try TO re-
ieFe Port Arthur we viii be doing exc
actiy what the japanese hope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
MARCHING SOUTH
a Russian Army Moving in the Di-
rection Of Wafanetfeu.

London. June 2-The Daily Mails
New Chuang espondenr cabling
under date of June Q, SAYS.
General StalkenbeTg. with 1900
Russians, made up of artiIery cavalry
and infantry, has marched south OF
Lao Yang iu the direction of Wafang-
tien
Large forces of Chinese bandits are
collecting in the hills northeast of the
Lao river and are preparing to cut
The railway north of Aukden."
The correspondent of the Daily EX-
press at Nagasaki cables that trans
ports loaded with troops continue TO
leave western japanese ports daily for
the theatre of war. A large proper
tion of those dispatched during the
past week. he says. were TO reinforce
General Ol-u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
DECLINES no PROSECUTE.

ST. Petersburg June (5,25 p. m)-For-
elgn Minister LamsCorff refuses 10 make
a complaint against Prince Doigorouky,
VIM committed Il personal assault on the
minister Monday evening lie Is sim
under arrest. u the medical authorities
decide that his mental arrangement IS
uot sufficient 10 warrant his incarcera-
lion fn She asylum. Die probably viii be
fnILLddau ID live ln S. PetersnurE.
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NIadiVOst0k. June Letters from
the theatre of war report that Rus
sian raiders have succeeded i'm Dene-
trating as far as Geusan and also south
OF ANU. They have destroyed depots
OF Japanese supplies and captured pro
vision trains. Koreans are fleeing into
Mauchuria TO escape the hardships OF
war Chinese are moving from KWan
Tung into northern MauChuria In or
der 10 avoid living i'm territory under
IaDauesa control
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Notice Of stockhoIders, ITeetinr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the King Bird COnsoiidatea
Mining company, "a corporation OF ths
state of Utah, not having been held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in May. 1904. as provided in the articles
OF incorporation. that q special meeting
of the stockholders is hereby called for
the election of officers for the year end
ing the first Tuesday in Nay. 1868. and
viii be held at 312-3l5 Auerbaca building,
salt Lake City, Utah, on Wednesday.
June Sth 1904. at o'clock in the after
noon Of said day
FRANK b STEPHENS.
President.
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Notfca

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Utah Railway Co. viii be held az
the office of the company iu Salt Lake
City, Utah on Wednesday, the Sth day of
June 1904 at 10 O'Clock a. 10.
The meeting viii be held tor The cleo
ton of seven directors OF the company
TO serve during the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business as
may legally come before il.
" p. DJRkEE Secretary
Omaha. Neb.. NAY q. 1914
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49, &c YouR -.

by using a memorandum book with
half the pages scratched of, bat get
a IoOse-ieaf memorandum for your
pocket, and a card index box for your
desk Automatic Memory Joggers
adapted for your use by The Breeder
Office Supply Co, 81 West End South.
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Bridal Veil Falls and Return
SIPS.
Via D. & R. G.. Sunday. june 5

The spectacular climax Of natures
handiWorE. The grandeur OF 0gerhang-
mg rock Gins mingled with green
shrubberys muiu-eolors of flowers and
dazzling waterfalls presents magnif-
cent spectacle 10 lovers OF nature
Isesve salt Lake. ~ M. returning.
arrive al sah Lake. D IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03

Vauzalen, Manchuria, June 1-CDe-
layed i'm trausmission).- japanese
are landing another army OF 30 600 men
at Takushan. IL is reported.
Japanese posts We're Withdrawn to-
day from positions near VafangOW. de-
stroying the bridges as they retired.
They were busy during the night re-
moving the wounded from the battle
field and burying the dead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
BIG MINING DEAL.
Amalgamation of lie Roi, Center Star
and War Eagle.


Portland ore. June "A special dis
patch TO the Telegram from Vancouver.
b. c., says:
A sensation was sprung on the mining
community Of British Columbia today by'
ihe announcement of negotiations for the
anal gsmati0u OF the lie ROi. Center Star
and War Eagle mines Of Ross and Their
combined capitalization IS over $1,000 600
The merger IS being promoted in Lon
don, England, where IS located the head
offices of the lie Roi. The other mines
are owned bF Toronto stockholders The
lie Rul is famous because of its sale for
10000 by the Spokane owners - Whit
akeF Wright. who recently committed SUE
eide 10 was for 81 false declaration con-
corning that mine that he was condemned
To- Imprisonment
Managing Director Mcmillan is now iU
RossiauG continuing the merger uego-
uations with President - ckstock of the
other properties. j . Jes through IT.
VIII be the greatest deal IN the annals of
Canadian mining.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
Rnssians in Eorea

Seoul. Korea. June l7.20 a. m)-The
Japanese consul at GeUsan reports a
Russian advance ou Koyueu. twenty
two miles north of Censan. Their COM
missaraC has arrived al PUkchOug. For
some months there has been a dipIO-
matte correspondence between China
and Korea over the boundary I'm Kan
Tao island. at the mouth of the Tumen
river. III has Esally been decided to
request the Chinese government to ar
bitrate the matter
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Rnssian Tossss-

st. Petersburg. June "A semi-of-
fetal telegram from Mukdeu. dated
today says the Russian losses ar the
battle of Kin Chou May Is were thirty
officers and eco men KILLED or wounded.
The guns abandoned By the Russians
I.era rendered useless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
EXCURSION RATES
"a oregon 80 80.

AZ e-1t-- ----e+' 1890
st. Louis and return .s.-....-......S4 2. 50
Chicago and return ................ 1850
Chicago and return. via ST. Louis so 90
St. Louis and return. via Chicago so 90
Transit limit ten days SIN each direc-
ton, fnal limit sixty days Tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
Tickets good FOR stopover.
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LOW RATES EAST.
Viz D. 8 =. @. r. q.

one fare plus s. for the round trip to
all points in Western Passenger asso-
citation territory. Selling dates, May 80
and 81, June s and 9. Final limit. Sept
IS. Ten-day transit limit in both di-
rections. StopOvers allowed. See I. A.
Benton, Dooly block, or any Rio Grande
agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
i - cIosinr II.

Das Hichao. con the railroad be-
tween Hau Cheug and Kai chou, We'd
ueSday. June 1.-The japanese out
posts are now three miles from Fafan-
cow. There Is DO news from Port
Arthur. The japanese are stopping
Chinese runners and searching juHks-
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". J. BATEMAN. secfeIlrE.
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sr0RY noUBTED.

San Francisco. June "A report that
George Gates. one OF the Copiey train
robbers. has been arrested at MeilOrd.
rrhsr SAN that the description OF the ore
csn suspect does not conform with that
OF Gates
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CON- 49, - 80.

Washington june willard H. Ny
ers. general bookkeeper I'm the banking
department Of the National Safe Deposit,
Savings d Trust company Of this city.
has disappeared. He is alleged to have
misappr0priated $3.50. Myers has been
q trusted employee FOR twenty-three years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
1Intinons - So

London. June 3.-A dispatch from
Odessa to the Daily Mail says that five
iufantrymen have been contaminated
and shot at Remembering and seven at
Poltava for having led muuuOus dem
OusITdti0us among troops going toward
the far east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
special StockhoIders, Meetinr-

Dated MAY @, 1904
Paving extension 10. II.
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Notice Il contractora.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until 10 a. m Monday June 8. 1898 az tne
office OF the Deseret Agriculture a.
Manufacturing s0ciety. room rs Hooper
block for the steel work Tor The new 1air
building nj Agricultural park. salt Lake
city. Plans ard specifications rlay De
seen at the office OF Ware d IregaHza.
architects. Hooper block ne society re-
serves the right 10 reject any ana ail
bids. NELSON a. ElIEth
President.
" RATEMAN. seerelarE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
LAKE SHORE
SUMNER TOURS

where are SOU going 30 spend tl55
years vacation The Lake shofe lss.-l
sagas book 6f summer Tours 90 4ot5t
taine. Lakes and seashofe "it hs-p
srn - geeffe ff RIu be sent on ap-
f5t.r4fEen fo EraiH sTeare tol2faap
Paeseneer Agent. iGl7 IIth SIS benf ef'
~ q H. DIy Chief - o. = A.s
AGO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
TOOK DOSE 81 POISON.

washington. June 2-The dead body of
OF former Congressman A. III. PettibOne
Of Tennessee. was found I'm Il motel here
today He had committed suicide by TAX
ing poison
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
TMsTANTTY KIIIEn-

Monterey Mexico, June Wv. +.
Clarke. a wen known mining superin-
tendeut. slipped on q trail leading
from Minas Nuevas to Lafama yester-
day and fen a distance OF fully 1000
feet, being instantly killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
YFTToW FEVER

Vera Cruz, June 2.-One new case Of
yellow fever has been reported in the
Second ward and the patient has been
isolated. Another new case is that Of
a man just arrived from San Francisco.
pital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
Troons landed.

Chefo0, June 3. 1870 a. m.-The
Japanese have landed another Lot Of
troops at Using Tuilse (Cheng That's
SUI, about twenty miles su0theast of
Iakushan. A Chinese junk arriving
from there says that seventy warships
and transports have discharged troops
there. one thousand soldiers had been
aarrisoued ashore. ReiufOrcements
for the Japanese army, which is at
lacking Port Arthur have been landed
northeast of TalienWan Their number
Is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
RASCALS UP NORTH.
Alaska Government Omcials to be
Investigated

Investigated
Washington June President R0Ose-
Welt today appointed James $. Young
United states district attorney ct Pitts
burg, a special assistant attorney general
10 Investigate charges against q number
of federal officers iu Alaska These
charges were discussed and final instruc-
tious given CIR. Young at a conference at
the White House at which Attorney Gen
eTal Knox was present.
The principal investigation Viii be into
matters affecting Judge NJ C.. Brown on
the first division. Judge James Winker-
sham of the third division and John O..
Brady. the governor of the territory.
MT Young expects TO- go TO Alaska at
once and anticipates that two months viii
be consumed i'm the work. he VIII report
TO the president on his return.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
~ - nANaER-

Wichita. kan, June 1.-The little AR
kansas river here IS backing mp and
threatening to overflow the dykes erected
this spring for the protection or the park.
A force of men is engaged in repairing the
weaker spots and watching for overflow,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
THE DEATH RECORD.
Webster Bachelor.

San Francisco. June webster
Bachelor, a Chicago capitalist, died in
this city today, following an operation
for appendicitis. He was over 20 years
OF age
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PENRosE APPoTNTED.

Washington. June 2-Postmaster Cen
eral PAYNE. as acting chairman OF the
Republican national convention. has APP
pointed United States Senator PeurUse
Of Pennsylvania "a member of the com
mittee TO succeed the late Senator Quay
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TEACHERS RATES

mav 80 and 81 and june 9 and 9.
11a. oregon short Line 10 Chicago, ST.
louis Memphis ST. Paul and many
other points Tickets good FOR STOP
overs aim anal limit 0f sept l9-
CIV Ticket Office z3l Main street
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state Of Utah. City and County Of SALT

Stata Of TIah1 CIV and -oUHTE -I 0---
Lake-ss-
~ S. CritchIow. city recorder pf ea.t
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify laaI
ne above and foregoing Is a. fulL true
and correct copy of ara ordinance cnl,-teL
Fan Ordinance Lavyils a. Tax and for
the Assessment of Property ON the East
onf south and Fourth South streets. Il
Sidewalk District 30. u, for the Co.-
structiou of Gravel Sidewalks passed
by the city council of oal- L4ac -llt-
T++ah Man 81 fa1f and approved bv the
mayor june e. 1884, as appears OF record
in my office.
I'm witness whereof I have here
(SeaI1 unto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal OF said cts, this 81
day Of June, 1885,
J. 81 CRTTCHLOW City Recorder.
BY RICHARD HARTLEY, DeputE-
Bin 30. 81.
Sidewalks extension no. 81 lreadvertiscd)
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PATp TEE PFNAITY.

Columbus. O., June Carl Berg
sentenced to death for the murder of
John GeufOrd at WauseOD, o.. i'm July
1903, was electrocuted i'm the annex al
the Ohio penitentiary at 1905 a. IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
cable Interrupted.

New York. June 2.-The Commercial
cable company has issued the follow
ing notice.
owe are advised that the Northern
company's cable between Annoy and
Shanghai is interrupted.
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TEACHERs'ExCURSlONs EAST
"a 90 So -.

Via Oregon Short Line.
May SO and 81. and June and 9. 10
points as far east as Chicago. St Louis.
st Paul, Memphis. etc. Ten days
transit limit each way, fnai limit Sept.
is. See agents Tor full particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03

Sixty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF one Of the best female
physicians and nurses II the United
States. and has been used FOR sixty years
With never-TalllnE success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process OF teething its value IS inca lcula-
bic. 1t relieves the child from pain, eUres
diarrhOea. gripping in the bowels and wind
rests the mother Price = cents a bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
Dr.. b. r Rust.

san Francisco, June DIR f. r.
Rust Of Denver died at Coronado today
after several weeks illness. He was
wealthy retired dentist and was the
owner Of a fine stable Of blOoded horses.
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TEACHERS RATES VEST.
- 80 80 -
- b - FraneIsco -

8fay so and g. and June ana 9, as
follows
salt Lake 10 san Francisco and
return o.. ----.----. .---. $50. 30
Los Angeles and return .....-..,. 81 So
Portland or Spokane and return. g. 50
Limit, ninety days; stopoVers going
Ask agents about routes. etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
UNITED STATES
A HEAVY LOSER
John Bull WilI Thrive at the
Expense OF Uncle Sam.
AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA
sHREWD DIPLOMATIC GAME
BEING PLAYED.
AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA

ST. Petersburg. June 2-The com
menr here on the settlement of the
Russo-Canadian fishery dispute is very
significant The agreement is welcomed
by the Russian press as evidence of
the increasing probability of am Anglo
Russian alliance. the papers pointing
Cur that public opinion in Great
Britain, France and Russia is becom-
ing more favorable, the war instead Of
proving an obstacle to an alliance,
serving as one Of the arguments in its
favor.
More significant stilI IS strong in
tlmatlon of the NOVOsti f0reshadOWinS
that commercial treaty between the
two countries viii pave tie way to a
purely commercial rapproachment.
The NOvOsG adds;
THE realization OF this is easier, as
both Russia and Great Britain are
bound by enormous commercial deal
ings. It is true that Russia is further
from Great Britain than France, but
she IS nearer India. whose railroads
could be,joined with Russia's."
The paper makes tie further point
that without such q commercial treaty
any political agreement would be very
trail
Uncle Sam Loses.
Although it is Impossible TO ascertain
such commercial treaty has actually
been taken up. the possibility Of its
being the next step in the programme
towards a political agreement arOuses
the keenest interest Ia diplomatic cir
Cles, where 10 is considered fraugEt
with most far-TeaChiug Importance.
The United States probably win be the
chief loser by such a treaty. America
has already suffered from the differ
ential duties levied against her i'm re-
tailation Tor the imposition of a c0Un-
terv6iliug duty ON Russian sugar, in-
ports of American agricultural maehiu-
cry, etc, which a few years ago were
very large, having fallen almost TO
nothing. With tariff concessions Great
Britain IS bound to succeed TO all this
trade with It's big poteuCiahties I'm the
future, The impression is growing that
Great Britain is playing a shreWd game
for big stakes. commercially as well as
politically, and that while a complete
agreement would be mutually ad-
vantage0us TO both Russia and Great
Britain it would be at the expense of
the United states i'm both of these
directions.
The Chinese legation denies the re-
port of an uprising I'm Mongolia, saying
the recent auvlces show the people are
calm.
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Elks' State Reun on, Provo City, Utah

Application for a limited number OF
privileges and booths in the enclosed
Midway for the four days reunion.
commencing june 18th and ending June
18th. viii be received by the under
signed. 81. Al So AltNER
Provo city. Utah.
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Only 500
- - - -

Next Sunday. Auspices Order OF Wash
ngton. Round trip SLIGO via oregon
Short Line. Special train 1000 a. IN.
leave Ogden for return 1880 %. ID.
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VICTIMS OF THE
MORO OUTLAWS
Remains of the Soldiers Re-
covered and Buried.
ALrs BAND NOW IN HIDING
WILL BE EITHER CAPTURED Or
DIFFERENTIATED.

Washington June MAJOR General
AiuswOrth. the military secretary, to-
day received from General Wade, COM
handing the division Of the Philip
pines, d ca Bile report of the recent att
tack upon American troops in Min
danao.
The following is an extract from the
dispatch;
Manila, June ,, 1904.-Major General
Leonard Wood returned May 30tl
from an expedition TO Lake Liguasan.
The remains of officers and men killed
i'm action May 8. We're brought to Cot
tabato and inferred. Ais OUTFIT, a
small aggregation o. outlaws, are now
i'm hiding, and win be pursued until
captured or destroyed. No disturbance
whatever in Cottabatos. No casualties
in expedition. Following is a complete
list of casualties among eElisted men
May 9:
Killed
George Wachter.
Ewing CULLEN.
Benjamin 3. Nolde.
Ebert w. Osborne.
Martin Einert.
Amos j. Gillian.
Owen Hughes.
William LUItgen5.
John o. COnnoTs
Leonard G. Smith.
William A. William
Charles Cole
Frank @. Meredith
The last named having transferred
from Company +. 18th Infantry.
Wounded.
Thomas H. Beckett.
George r. Humphreys.
Henry d. ShaddeaU.
John L. Farmhouse.
Francis NJ Davis.
John +. Delenge.
All wounded doing we'll These be-
lOnged TO Company f. 17th Infantry.
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CHEAP RATES EAST,
via Buriington Route.

one fare plus S. for round trip from
Trfah points 10 all Western Passenger
association territory. On sale May 30.
81 and June s and 9. Return limit
GOOD until Sept t. St0povers all
lowed. write or cali OF r. T. Neslen,
General Agent, 20 West Second South
street.
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SHORT LINE no 81. LOUIS.

IF you are going to ST. Louis, Kansas
City. Chicago. New York or any point
east or south. see that your ticket
reads via the Missouri Pacific railway
Elegant coaches. quick time and SUI
perb track make this line the People
FaVorite Route.
The best line reaching Hot Springs,
Arkansas, the Carlsbad of America
For maps, Information, etc. address
II. G. TOWNSEND,
c.. p. e. T. A., Mo. Pac. Ry., st. Louis,
Mo.