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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
BREWERS CAR CONCERN
CHARGED WITH REBATING.

Mii~amkee. Noy. I3-.rnited States Dis-
tr.c; Attorney II. X. Bu,'erfed and As
.istan, Counsel Charles Quaries To-Day
flied q complaint In the United States
circuit cou1. against the Milwaukee Re
tt;;,srrator Transit Company. the Pe:e
CO. the Wisconsin Central. the Chicago
and Alton. the Erie and the Pabst Brew
ias company charging The various con-
Germs with violating the ESkins Law pro-
hlbitin- re5etes. Determinations and con-
cessioDs.
After recitinx at length the corpora,.
complaint. specifies that large sums Of
money under the name and su.se Of com
missions to-wii. from, 10 to lz,s per cent
Of all the moneys raid the said defendant
transpor,ine 2rsish; cars Between compet,l com .2t
tive points in Interstate and foreign COM
mere are paid TO said defendant COM
yanies.
The complaint ayers tina. upon orsani-
1adon q the Milwaukee Refrigerator
Eransi; Company. Gostave g. Pabst and
controlling of:cers OF the Pabst Brewing
Company. made a written contract with
themselves as the executive and control
ling o!i!cc.. OF the Milwaukee, Refrigerator
Transit Company. whereby said Pabst
Brewing Company. bound Itself for a term
of years. which has not expired. TO give
the shipment and exclusive con,ro! OF the
shipment Of all the products and all the
freight of the Pabst Brewing Company.
Tn. complaint aiso alleges that all The
rebates. concessions and G.sc-imins tons
herein charged have been ana are being
sNac'ed from the above railroad conlpa Mes
by fore" ~ threats OF the said Pabs.s and
said Milwaukee" Refrigerator Transit Com
pany. 70 divert the said traffic from sal!
companies lines. urlsss said rebates and
concessions are granted.
The complaint asks the court 10 order
aatudge ana decree that the combinatIo
ard the rates. regulations and practices
are unlawful"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
RAILROADS.
CLOSER RELATIONS
AMONG G0ULOL|NES
Arrangements for Better Traffic
Interchange Make st. Louis the
Center Of Gould Roads Service.

FREQUENT trips have been made to New
York in the last few months by the chief
executive. trafsc and operating ofiicials Of
: Ssnsxer nes ne1 Sies Fss. Rs.
dent Pryor and General Ttamc Manager
Ives. OF the Wabash; Vice Preadent Clark
md Freight Trame Manager si.h. Of the
tenn. and Vice President and General
manager Bntton Of the Cotton Belt
Route have been ic conference with George
gect u these conferences was to eject q
better trafnc relation amons all the Gould
While the Ramsey Gould contest was in
lively that Mr.; Could contemplated ar
rshgemsnts Tor facilitating the Interchange
Of trafac on his railroad systems. soon
Ramsey. instituted suit, charging violation
Of the Missouri statutes. It is now said, on
reliable authority: that the larger plans,
seneraiiy unless adverse icx:sia,ion S xSIii sxHouiJ
be attempted At he next session Of the
State Legislature.
,!a;oS Mr GOu,ds ,1i plan; ~ are oper.s,n. in CON
souri, Pacific and Iron Mountain System.
are better than they have ever been. al
taken which could interfere with natural
competition. The relations are such a, to
help all the Gould lines.
tion Of the Gould transcOntinentaI sys-
TEN. 81: Louis 10 the geographical center
OF the Gould lines, as Al this point the
several roads diverge to their different ter
ritoTies. Mr.. GoulTs intention is 10 take
advantage OF geographical conditions and
to make st. Louis the center Of the
tIanseontinental service. 1t Is with this
object in view. besides the desire TO real
We from present convenience. that the
traffic relations among the Gould lines
have been made closer
As far as giving q through bill Of lad
public said some time ago that the road
was always willing to carry freight across
the Mississippi River when receiving it
In the East. The impression that the
Wabash had established an innovation
was probably due to reports Of Mr.
Goulds plans for better traffic inter-
change.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
WABASH IS TO REPORT
FREIGHT CARS BY Wire.
New Method Of keeDisG Record Of
the Increment 0f Time Freight
L. Adopted.

President Delane and General Manager
Miller of the Wabash have prepared Tor
reporting, III. movement Of time fre Ght by
teIeSIaph. aad orders will be issued direct
ing mshs, ,,ai the I;an I snai! go into effect ON
insure the prompt and regular movement
O: special cOnsiynmsnts.
As the EroEre Is OF the fast passenger
trains 10 reported by wire. SO the move
ment Of the freight train or car will be
recorded Each car OF time fire. ght y! al be
reported TO headquarters when il leaves
the starting place. while en- route and
when II reaches its destination.
" a car leaving Buffalo or Pittsburg
geographic message Will he sent TO 81.
Lo;.Is. giving the initials. number. CON
tents. destination and time OF departure.
When the car passes Detroit and De
catur reports will be made by wire stating
the same information. and when the car
arrives at St. Louis notice will be sent By
wire To Buffalo. Pi;tsburg or whatever
place the car originated from on the trip.
BY this system the Wabash will be
able TO keep shippers or consisnees in
formed as 10 the movement OF time
freight The plan is expected to prove
superior to the old method OF tracing
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
EASTERN FiNANClERS LOOK
FOR SOUTHWEST CHANCES.

Vice Pree:6>Rf and General AanaSe:
Rrf,ton O! the Cotton Belt Route has
sakea Q parry os Nee YORK ana.ciers
over the I'm. In Q sr>ctsi srai.. or
aEes, cs .oGS.n-ss opportunities The PSF
~ consists o. AioasS Potter. 7. p. SG.i-
ton Ard o.h~. New fnrk sSase.s
TIE snsn~.srs departed las: aiGh; In
SPECIAL rSzin os thr-~ private ca-s They
NfiI Inspect ias Hss To Missouri. ArkAn-
saa. iScu;s:asa and 1eHAs Ard Vill visit
The PRINCIPAL soens In ;h~ Sncsh0est
Their psypoas b 20 1nd good opportunities
fer tavss.msuf- They 0in 90 to Calves
ten. E0O Orleans 80 1aSRsogsArs. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
CULBERSON WILL SUPPORT
RATE REGULATION MEASURE
RTrI-RI.'C SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washirgton, Nov D-Senator Culber-
sor or Texas one Of the most aggressive
Democrats OF the upper house. arrived
here today for the session. lie Is strong
ly IN favor OF both ra!!-oad-rar. Yegula-
,ion and tas;0 revision A. long ago as
Icf he weat or record a. favoTing IN
cr.as.ng the powers of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and said to-day
that a. the President had come to the
Democratic way Of thinking. he Cuioer-
son, would. o! course. support the admin
.stra;:oa'S EFFORTS In this direction He
f.... corfaen; his COLLEAGUES on the MI
nn..ty side wf,I vote for any raie-reGula-
ton silI tia, 10 comprehensive enough
vi,hou, caring much uhAt Its political
source may b
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
KENTUCKY CANNOT ASSESS
CARS USED OUTSIDE STATE.

Washington. Nov. i3-Ths Supreme
cour; OF the United States today re-
,crs.d the decision OF the Kentucky
Cou-. OF Aprcals IN the case o. the Union
Refrigerator Trans.t Company versus The
Commonwealth % K"n:ucky. holding that
tire cars owned - the company and used
IN Other States Cznno: ha taxed In tha:
STATE. even though Z; be Kentucky cor
HCratioa
This case grew ou; OF An e,o., OF :hc
part % the authorities Of jefferson County
Kentucky. 20 enforce :h. tax law o. TIE
State ASsins: the transit company. That
company - q Kentucky coryore ton, hAy-
!SE SIS home once IN Jefferson County
while ~ main place Of business Is in o.,
Louis. Mo.
The corscary o~ns 400 refrigerator
cars and ar eHorr was maze 20 rax them
=: the rate OF $40 each The Proceeding
Sss instituted n 'he jefferson County
Court where II Ues bel! ,AAs the com.
pany WovS he required 20 ray :AYes on
1sly the oars used IN ira: safe This vsr-
dict vas affirmed hy tse Jefferson Ci.cvi,
Court. bc- reversed ~ the state Court o.
Apr~sis. which hsf ,ha: The s,:us OF p~--
<orai property 10 tire don.c:l- % ;se own
c:- I: wss insisted ~ the company tha.
a. It's cars are Used In .orsiSn Commerce
they are not s1b;ec; 90 taxation unSe.
the iav and that I: they are. the Jaw 70
Unconstitutional Tc-eays decision sus-
tained The cnrfenticns Of 'he company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
DEATHS.


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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
ROCK ISLAND MAY USE
TRACKS FROM JOLIET.
KE:PCBLIc SPECIAL,

kEsPC SLiC SkElAis
Eloom:nx,on. Ill. Nov i3-The local
agent OF the Illinois Central here received
advices to-day that the interurban com,
pe:itive service between bloomington and
Decatur would be annu.led after this
week II 10 also learned that the same
service between Kankakee and FIossmore
will be taken Of at the same time.
The revenue has been falling on with
~. .np-,,ch Of cold weather. These
trains were put on last spring TO meet the
competition Of the trolley lines. and have
not been profitable.
Negotiations are In progress between tie
Chicago and Alton and the Rock Island
system for the movement of one ar NOR.
OF the California trains OF the latter road
between Joliet and 81. Louis over t.e
tracks in order TO get the bsnei!; Of 81.
Louis business.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
.BUFFklO BILLS" CLOSEST
FRIEND REPORTED DYING,
Doctor u. =. Powell Critically IN as
Cody. WSo.-<Oted Indjna
scout.

REV. slEi'' II tsNAL
Omaha. Neh. Nov IA special from
Cody. Wy". sa-- that Doctor n Frank
Powell White Beaver. IN. business r,arr-
r"r close .r..ad and former brother scpu;
cr 'n.ur-! Nilliss1 r. Cody fBunaio Bib
- DYING AZ the ITaa Hotel there
In response TO e. AlesrAm advising
him - Doctor P'Nsli's critical YI-sss
Colonel Cody is fastening home rram
Franz. b.i u Is not :-sa-ri.h a llSei,
thai r" vii reach there IN time to sec
l"Cinr Powell alive.
hartNT Powell SECUTED on tho plains
wiki Colonel Cody in the early days has
fa'- trE N.aEs associated with him IN ALI
hl- 'rr"ss enterprises. ard 10 his closest
friend
Of ate years ne has been managing
Colonel 'nlys. srI hI- owr business en-
;"rI-is.s IN -hc West. making his hoIu. 4.
cody
Doctor roeeli Was ro- years we'll
known p-l"tIsins physician ant surgeon
a. lacrosse. WIS. ard later at - Paul
A. one sine ,. uas = candidate !nr Gov
sr.or = Wisconsin on tire PSy;;iist -i-ka;
Vie A. :cT 4 ioEx Sine tn. crack pistol
st0i - trg World. and CT one Of his trip.
- EE-u.s ass photographed at shooting
toIT-aE-'rrt ir FraHc. with King Eaws RI
et England Buffalo Bi.I" and other not
abs
A!vs--,s. rcIr property for sale o. rent
In TIE HegrhnC's Want columns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA HAS
TUNNEL INTERESTS.
RrTrPiIc RE1Al.

New York. Nov. n-From the Court
housp IN Ne1nrk. y. J. 70 Church street
Ia Manhattan In twenty minutes. most Of
the ray underground OF under water. .
something that William q. NcAtco ana
.he Pennsylvania Railroad as.. under
taken 20 make possible within the nexS
shrve yearn II % the latest anc one OK
ths .ocse important tASxs YET ATTEMPTED
Ia the transportation Development OF the
n.,ropoi,tan District, and 10 the nrs; put
.c announcemen, the Pennsylvania Com
,any and McAdoo interests a-e Hcikins
together In the aevsle2snsn: o. the various
and N.s Jersey into eiose. eomn.nieA-
ton
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
ner.ss. s,,ra From July I. q. os.

sl.l.e:s. Increase 32..ro. From July I. u.o<s.-
<ss. increase. SIS. .SA
southern Rai,way-F1r~t week November 81,
oI 81: Increase SS.oS. from July !. 1s.<:i. .sts
increase t9<;. .3<H
Texas and Pacific First week November
81. ~ 1.crea.~ 81 rs. frSm july I Ss.i'" slS
deaereAse S.,i.s.i
Toledo. 81 Louie and w..tsrn .FfS week
8. 60s. .s.,--, incr~ase 1i'6.s,..
New YORK. chicago and st Louis for the
Quarter ending september sp-Srt~s 81. iss So
Increase SIa<. on: net Sss' So incI.ssr IS. SIS
Toledo Peoria and Western for fctober-
Gross siis &ss Increase SO 40. ne, -. 2%s in
creAse SO SIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
Ratlroad EaruisGs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Nov. l3.-Raiiroad earnings
reported to-day:
Chicago. Ird.Anapou, saa lcusville-Fir,,
wseS Of November. 9l1s. So increase sss Fror1
July i. 8. 2.2sc.s&,. incr-asc. Sis< sls.
Chicago. Terminal TYan.porta,ion-Etrs,
week OF Noy-nh.:. St.3sS. increase. 81 50
From July !. Ss!7. ss.. Increase. sss Sss
Colorado sri Sputhern-Flys: week IN No
yen.h.r. siT.'Ss. Increase. T.s.s. From iuIv I
3. a.. s'o, incrsass. S.e> l5s.
l,nuieviNe ana Sa4ShNiIl~-Fira: week af No
tInC uoSJ s0S'-:s ''sy.,1u, 90 szss 'I.Gu;aN
So ssA !ss frcr-ass ss67.sei.
Mobile ard ohio-First week % Nov~rlSer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

He0 York Nov :: :-Tn- annsa. meet
tag O. she std eksoi1.-s o: th- Northern
Securities Cnu>Sary. which sss ares MED
20 ROD. sas s~cEri'!~s O. ere Great North
esn AaS EortHeru Pzc.cc eo-nsA.iee tut
Gas p.er~1;sS from cosrG 90 sy . dec.-
doc OF sae Cg.fse! States Supreme Court
ms held Ia Eoscksn. y. } to-cay James
J Hill George p. Baker George n. Per-
k.as as3 Nicholas Ts-ngne 1erp elected
directors soe shr~> yes-s ;ames N Hin
aAs aisc slesi>e . director "a place az
pa-sei q IAmoas e~c~aa>d
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Fs;:Stssso- Pa. Nov. u-Ts. announce
rs,, WAs Gsds from he osace % VIC.
Pr~ssts.s wsE.ntaGfoa os the Waaase
lire. eass a rol~de to-day that Squire.
ha4ers 4 p~0essy. . legal Arm. Of Cseys-
saaA Asl tesn apppsnted eenesal cnuasaa
fer The WaAAsA east cf fese3o. 1Ais re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
NOTICE..

Marriage an. Death Notice, inserted IN
Tho E~oubl:- -! 10 f0rvart~d by tsie-
xrauh 90 aHy AL OF the papers
named below Tor simultaneous publication,
without Extra chsTE- II regU@>. 10 60
aeon ..an.rs the ,spy- Notices received
sN>r Tr,isn lEht cArng- De forwarded. how
ever. until N. neS. evening"
syracuse Post Standard Providence Journal
IH.isH-i fE!tlIc Let fi'tstGT- Dispatch
friThcp Record Herald Rochester H.Ta.
Cleveland Plain I,-a!-T Washington Post
- P-Ui Pioneer PISS. Nv Yurh i .nn.s.
Hgr nest polls Tribt.-. bur,aiB corner
f-..a---. Is.-Hg---r f~<ipr! F.i.hs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Ardmoys. l. r. Nov l3-Mrs Robert
Bishop. who reside. near H'aliton. west
of here. accidentally fell into "a fr.Ilac-
yesterday a- her home and was seriously.
II not fatally. burned. Her irother 7.
W. Cane. was also badly burned about tho
arms in rescuing Srs Bishop from tn.
h-e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
O'BRlEN MADE TRAVELLING
AGENT FOR CLOVER LEAF.

Frank 4. OBrien. city passenger agent
Of the Clover Leaf. will depart to-day for
agent of the road. Mr. Brien Is q ST.
Louis bov. He was formerly employed in
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
ID. &. Edward. Resi.,.-

Cincinnati. Nov. ED. G. Edwards.
Passenger trafYic manager OF the Cincin-
nati. Hamilton and Dayton. to-day ten
deTed his resignation to Frederick 4
Wann. Western irarfc manager Of the
Erie. Mr.. Efwaydss resignation follows
a natural result Of the absorption of the
Great Central by the Erie Company
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

W. II. Forse. brother Of Charles Forse
OF the Forse Mission. who for two years
has been general hOckkeepev Of the In
diana Union Traction Company. at In
cianapolis. has been promoted to the posi-
ton OF general auditor Of the company.
Word TO this effect was received yester-
day in 81. Louis. his former home. and
greatly elated his many friends.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
SCHOOLS.
eR,AR INSTITUTE

A COLLEGE for women. viii open September.
1906 For Information - to requirements for
admiasion. courses Of study. charges. etc. ap-
ply.
j. =. McBPyds JP.. 4. ~. Ph. D.. Act
ing Deaa. sweet DPi0f, Amherst. Va.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Advertise yorr property FOR sale OF rent
IN The Eepublic's Want columns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
Become, Auditor Of Tr..,,o,

on the return trip they will stop at sew
Sral Louisiana cities
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

though A. NJ. Neeper. who was the gen.
erai counsel, Will continue as assistant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Hot SpPiug.. Ark. Special
Via the IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE will
l.. pIaC cd in service Sunday. November
IL Lave Union Station daily s:ol r. m. I.
arriving Hot Springs. Ark. =" q. m
city ticket Office, sixth and Olive streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

rark~r's Headache Powders
Quickly cure Eeacache. neuralgia and
fever
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Advertise ycIr property for sale o. rent
In The ReCusnc's Want columns
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
Dia ID Ou6S ExDinde

A curious fact regarding diamonds is that Il is not uncommon for the crystals to explode as soon as they are brought up from the mine. Sometimes they have burst in the pockets or the warm hands of miners. due to the effect of increased likely to do this than small ones Valu- able stones have been destroyed in this way. By way of safeguard, some deal ITS imbed large diamonds in raw po- .ato for safe transport from South Africa.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
Coughing Saves Your Life.

A cough is the response to a danger signal which says that something is ir- ritating the delicate mucous membrane which lines the air passages leading to the lungs This cause of irritation may vary, but in the common eongh of win ter it is some offending matter, which nature seeks To clear of and eXpel by means of the compelling cough. lest it should block the bronchial tubes. and cause suffocation. The sensitive nerves that belong to these vital tubes act as sentinels. and send a message for sue cor to the brain, which a oEee responds To the call by dispatching orders to the chest muscles. These then contract vio- lently with one accord. and force out the air in a cough. which carries with 1t the cause of irritatioH.-Stray Stories.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
To EvangeIize the World.

The Landmark Baptist Association
 at their meeting at Texarkana last week. adopted declaration of rules and principles. This declaration pro- vides that the organization shall be called the Baptist General Association. and that their object shall be the eyangelization of the world. This work IS to be accomplished accord ing tc the methods found in the New Testament The membership is to be composed of such Baptist churches as choose to send messengers to the annual meetings. and such other churches as may wish 10 be repre- scented by letter or endorsement of the principles og the body. The asso- citation will meet annually and the next meeting will be held at Memphis
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
Will Build Orphans Home.

The Arkansas Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ. at their meeting at Little Rock last week. decided 10 erect and main tain a Masonic Orphans Home ill this state X board of trustees consisting of five members will have control If the erection and maintainence of the proposed institution A tax is to be levied on each candidate admitted to membership by the order ill the state for the malntainence of the home. The object of this movement is 10 provide for he welfare of orphan chil- dren of Master Maaons who are in good standing at the time of their death. Orphan children of members of the Eastern Stas will also Ge received by the institution
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
NERVE OF THE "SOONERS'
Methods Taken by the Adventures Who Try to Beat to the
 Front.

For many persons. newly diseoy- cred fact is simply a spring boar.i from which they dive into bottomlesS sea of speculation. says Samuel Me Chord Brothers, in Atlantic They pride themselves on their ability to jlmp al conclusions, forgetting tha
 jumping is an exercise in which the lower orders excel their betters If an elephant could jump as tar. in pro portion to his weight. as flea theFe would be no holding him on this plar- CL Every new discovery is followed ty dozen extravagances. engineered by the Get-wise-quick people. There IS always some Young Napoleon ef Philosophy who undertakes to corner
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
A Little More Credible.

A man who had been shooting on Cape Cod returned by train, and a stranger who was obliged to share his seat en- tered into conversation with him, and asked if he had had good sport.
 Very good, indeed" replied tbe sportsman. We got 100 head to two guns.
 You don't say sol" calculated the stranger. apparently lost in astonish- ment at the size of the bag. Double barreled guns. l suppose? ?"-Youth s Companion.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01

truth market. It's like what happened a5 the opening of Oklahoma territory Before the day set by the governmeas when they all were to start fair Il their race for farms. a band of advea .drers called "Sooners" smuRgled themselves across the line When tte oona fide settler arrived on his qnaf- 'er-sectioa, he found an impudeui snd any fresh field of investigation that isn't claimed by these sooners. T. al comes because people are no longer educated logically.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-01
GRAND OLD SPANISH RELIC
Mission Building That Presents a Striking Picture 10 the
 Traveller.

Of all the missions in California. the santa Barbara mission occupies the most commanding position. writes Page Fellowes. in Four-Track News. Standing on an elevation 300 feet above the sea, the white facade and lon.' corridor may be seen from far out o1 the ocean, forming a striking object to sailor or tourist Back of the mission the mountains rise to climax sf grandeur; on the other side rolls the fertile country with lovely ;itte houses. half buried iu flowers, shrubs and trees; and beyond the city gleams the peaceful sea dotted with gliding Hips.
 After entering the mission visitors