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Naval Orders,

Lieut. Commander J. M. Ellicott, to this
city for duty in the bureau of equipment.
Navy Department. 3@}
Lieut.. w. S. Miller. from duty on board
the reserve torpedo fotilla at the navy
yard, Norfolk, Va. to command the Mich
olson.
Acting Warrant Machinist c. Franz, to
the Newark.
Acting Warrant Machinistt F. R. King, to
the Wyoming. PIC ~
Acting Warrant Machinisti ]. II. McDon-
ough, to the Alliance. M
Acting Warrant Machinist d. j. Nc
Carthy to the Chicago.
Acting Warrant Machinist F. o. Wells,
to the Petrel 6G 81
Medical Director j. W.o Ross will be
placed on the retired list of the navy jan
uery IL next.
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Naval Movements.

The cruiser Columbia. which recently arr
rived at Pensacola from a visit to the 18TH
mus of Panama. has gone to New Orleans,
where she will be put in dry dock for an
overhauling.
The cruiser New York and the collier
Nero left Valparaiso yesterday for Monte
video on their way TO New York.
The Cincinnati has arrived at Chefoo, the
Des Moines at st. kits. the Tacoma at
Hampton Roads, the Perry at Mare Island,
thte Hartford at Pensacola and the Wasp
at Bocas del Toro, near Colon.
The Leonidas left Hampton Roads yester-
day for Monte Christi and the Yankee left
Tompkinsville for Hampton Roads.
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LA DIE s

"A ID ES.
The National Cooking School.
Ills NV, announces that classes forming
for the elaborate cookery course, embracing en-
trees, asplc salads. pun paste; soufties parfaits
mousses, etc Early registration advisable.
9p3l-26t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

crystals Toe Jewery repairing most reasonable.
All work guaranteed Max MAX aREEsBERe,
'25 years experience 523 10th st. NV.
ENVELOPES PRINTED COMPLETE. 1000 FOR
$1.9S net. while they last; special car lot Just
S. sS,;y s9rfy HARRY ra a.1S,s 81
MEssRs DEEBLE co. (Established 1880.
Agents 81 PoToMAc iN .sifsna coMPANY.
on sEGoXD FLOOR OF their old NO. d 1919 Of
HAVING SOLD OUT MY GENERAL LINE OF
mems furnishing goods. beg to announce shall
make speciality Of custom shirt work. In IN which
sistent with quality and finish.
In addition to the above shall be pleased to
/ have been handling for the past two years. as
well as for other lines Of underwear, also other
goods handled in the general WsI, lasi $ rErr.
deoo6t New address. 1917 F street northwest.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Union Trust and Storage Company of the
District of Columbia for Abe election OF directors
for the ensuing year. will be held on TUESDAY,
January IL, AID. 1905, at tine office of the com
pany. No. 1414 .ff'' st. 2.w., Washington, d. c.,
at O'Clock pa.
The polls will be open from 1 to o'clock pm.
Transfer book. viii be closed from January !,
1908, TO january "A. 1906 both days inclusive.
jaa,5.7s GEORGE E. FLEMING, Secretary.
The HUME BUILDING ASSOClAIlON.
22d Issue of Stock.
Books are now open for subscription at treasur-
er's office. 1907 Pa. ave. NV. Shares $1.O0 each
per month. Come in with You will not
greet having done go. Shares 500 each.
GEO. W. LINKINS. President.
EDWARD s. wEscoTT, Treasurer,
w. III. WETZEL, Secty 1907 Pa. NV.
2135 II st. NV. de31 jas, 3, lost
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
Of the Chas. Schneider Baking Company, for
the election of directors and other business will
be held at the Office of Col. Francis L. Smith.
Alexandria. Va. on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
closed ten days prior to the meeting
WM. BERENS. President.
GEO. L. ECKERT. Secretary.
dc27-t. tbs ja10.inc
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLD
ers of the Atlantic Building Company viii be
held at the Office of the company, No. 12S South
Royal street. Alexandria, Va. at 1890 am, on
THURSDAY. January 10. 1905 The purpose of
this meeting Is for the election of officers and
directors for the ensuing year.
LOUIS BEYER. Jr.. MYRON NJ. PARKER,
de22-1aw-3t Secretary. President.
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, d. c., December g. 1904.
The annual election for directors Of this bank
will take place at the banking house TUES
DAY. January 10, 1905.
Polls open from II m. to pm.
deS. Is. y. 9ja5 CHAS. z. WHITE. Cashier
4 MEETING OF THE SToCF HOLDERS OF THE
Capital Traction Company for the election of
directors Will lie held at the Office Of the conf
pany. Union Passenger Station. on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th day of January. 1906.
at ~ IN. G. T. DUNLOP.
C. NJ. KOONES. Secretary. de24-l5t'
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OFFICE OF LILLE MI,ruAI FIRE INSURANCE

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
company Of the District of Columbia, Wash ng
ton December 81, I90i.-The annual meeting OF
The MuTUAI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA viii be held on
the THIRD MONDAY In January Uhe 18TH. at
the office Of the company No. yO2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, commencing at $ o'clock I'm.
BY the charter of the company the election of
managers TO conduct the affairs of the
company is required 10 be held at the above
meeting
By the sixth article of the bylaws of the
company il is provided: ''At the annual meeting
OF the company the first business In order shah
be the appointment of a chairman, who shall con-
duct the meeting and election In accordance with
the act Of Incorporation between the hours OF 0
O'Clock am and pm
Amount OF premium notes. 81 SS6, 9Ji Sc
Amount Of cash on hand. .......... 12.I4l 30
Securities Observation-Disclosures. 23t, 1890
Office furniture aud fixtures. ........ 500. 90
Il sses by Ere. adjusted and paid. 80. 1883. 04
The annual statement viii be ready for s.
airy Il. 1905.
BY order of the Board Of Managers.
L. PIERCE BoTELER.
ja2tol6-l2t Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR RUBBER VALVES, DRAW

ing Paper. saddleEy Induction MGs9F 2tbnan
canal Commission State street, New fork & IL
her is 1905 Sealed proposals in trlpcaIIs MI s,r w =
petared at the Office of the. Assistant furcn
Agent Isthmian Canal Commission "a STATE ibins
Seu- york until :Go. November 22 for 1urnlshIns
above mentioned articles Blanks ana 1u1 "a
ton may be obtained at this once ALI fi>fD -AA'
raI-I :oAI Assist Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
WINS HER POINT
Hiss Doree Finds Womens Meeting
Easier than Secretary Loeb.

At the Temple Emanuel last night where the
Jewish Women's Council held a meeting to de-
wise means for the aid of the sufferers from the
Russian massacres, something of commotion
was caused by the presence in the hall leading
to the vestry room of -prepossesslng young
woman, who gave circulars to the men ana
women as they entered the room.
The young woman Miss Nadage Doree.
author of Celia" and also of "Jesus's Chris
tianity. by a Jewess." This latter title appeared
in bold black letters at the top of the circular
which she distributed. and. being unacquanted
with the character of the story, much adverse
comment was caused among those who attended
the meeting
Miss Doree. who, by the way. is the young
woman who was arrested some time ago i'll
Washington for annoying President Roosevelt
and subsequently brought suit against William
Loeb. the Presidents secretary. had given out
all her circulars with the exception of two. when
a woman came out from the vestry room and,
introducing herself of the officers of the
society said to Miss Doree: You will have to
leave here immediately.
She was finally dissuaded from causing
scene by calling a policeman, and Miss Doree,
with a smile of triumph. entered the VeStry
room and sat through the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
MISS NIELSEN FLEEs FROM COURT.

who appeared the Casino for one night last week,
was called in Supreme Court Part II, Special Ses-
sions Yesterday morning-called three times. as the
usage the court requires-under an order for her
appearance. Miss Nielsen failed to respond. and
Justice Amend entered default The incident
was the sequel process servers strenuous
experience last Monday afternoon when Miss Mel
sen. was on the point of leaving this city to fill an
engagement at Toledo Ohio
Miss Nielsen staying at the Hotel Astor.
where attempt to deliver the court order in a
bouquet of chrySanthemums failed. She spurned
floral tribute. and went off in cab at break
neck pace for the Grand Central Station. BY a
ruse the process server passed in hot pursuit
through gate to the train. and served the order
for appearance. Miss Nielsen. nevertheless, left
the city. but upon her return will be amenable for
contempt of court
The case is echo from action begun in 1898
by Professor Max Decsi. who has musical studio
in Carnegie Hail. for 500 co. balance claimed for
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16

the Old Dominion IS CO. with passengers and mdse-
Passed Quarantine at 2o4 p m
steamer Oneida, Curry. Pniladelphia. William p
clyde Co. with mdse South of the Highlands 3:55
Steamer Majestic (BT). Hayes, Liverpool November s
srd CrIeenstown o. Whit. Line with DO cabin
and Sl2 steerage passengers mails mdse
the al 500 m
steamer Orleans (EsrI. Redman, Cardr October
feet. with COAL vessel 10 j r Iivermore
Arrive al Bar at
Sandy Hook, n j. Nov 15 $50 mWind southwest
light breeze cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Baltic C8r) for Liverpool Victorian tBr)
Liverpool Graf Wsldersee Ger. Hamburg via Dover
Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam and Boul2gne; Citta d
Naples and Genoa Baker An
(Rrl Wilmington. a. Northwestern Port
Arthur Tex City barge No o. Calves
ton: ProeUs Hamilton, Norfolk and New
port News
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

W
NEW-YORK ARMY DEPOT.-Major j. G. Cal
braith of the Inspector Generals department, mas
completed his investigator of the quarterinasoei
depot in New-York City and has submitted a re-
port 10 the War Department. The document is
now receiving the consideration OF Assistant Sc
retary oliver 1t is the intention OF tie "al
Ienartn,enr 10 make thorough invesusalioh Va
ail quartermaster depots, going fniiy lh'o W
method of doing business with contractors, aSot
tanning the delivery of material and to what eA
tent there is collusion between inspectors 1
contractors The report of the Inspector Geheiai
does NOT show that the army officers on du'! " o.
the quartermsster depot in New-ho hork are ID oIv =,
way involved the alleged frfee =,
fact they are specifically exonerateo- bu' " -.
shown that the officers have been IN tie
OF denendng largely subordihate ef
civilians who possess expert hho"ie1ee
varied classes OF material purchased o9 'iie 49,
termaster department for issue TO the ~,
ormv II has been found necessary TO aoo 10 'i.e
to-ce or officers on duty the New-fork depot
and Lieutenant Colonel William n tii'iei' me- '"o
ouartermaster who has been on outV III 'h'asO
ss chief ouartermaster of the Departure" ~ =,
akee will be transferred to New-1ork anu VIII
,a.o,n. Iead of the quartermaster depot there.
Under him will serve Major G. S Binghalh anu
e.entain Ade!bert Cronkiite. In the report OF
being implicated in what are regarded oy tne
authorities irregularities IN me nnd + is
understood that humber of discharges are in IN
ths DEPOT at Jeffersonvie. Ind
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Second Lieutenant sgMF 18th In Infan,rg re
Pcr5 Iton. 70 Ne'''nE ''Oe''' '~'
Major cHAuSEE BAKEE 1,sa and Is.9ag Ia
Of National Guard Association at Pittsburs Novenn-
First Lieutenant ALvAN C. GILLEM. 4th Cavalry to sth
First lieutenant RICHARD W. WALKER 9th Cavalry.
First Lieutenant CHARLES J. MAYOR 18TH Cavalry to
First Lieutenant LOUIS s. CHAPPELEAR. artillery
corps assume construction work at at Fort Bar
Tsnsss Tesyns Gnpsa To Ruhson Mna Z T
ouartermaster at Pattsburg charge
THoMas FSsiGn 3 oTk hAMoREnS h5s artillery eofp
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander J. H GIBBONS. detached com
of the Dolphin: home.
lieutenant g J. LANG, detached inspector ordnance
Munha1l. Penn: the Glacier navigating officer
lieutenant W. w BUSH detached treatment Naval Hos
pitaL Mare Island
Ensign w L. PRYOR. detached bureau of ordnance,
Navy Department; Washington: to Munhall, Penn,
commando in chief United states Asiatio feet: to
Ensign X B. CRITTENDEN Midshipman j H.
Newton Jr, detached the Oregon TO the Monadnock
Midshipnan e B. SHERMAN. detached the Monadnock;
the Raleigh
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements of naval vessels have been re-
ported:
Novsb. laT Porter @ The Dupont tn. - Sieh9lson
navy yard. New-York; the Stewart at Boston. rfe
the osoeoia at Key
SAILED.
November 1.-THE Texas from New-York for Newport
Ne"s the Psducah from ToPkinsyle for nay a yard
the Celtic fom Mare Island for san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, Nov. Is. 'o5
ARRIVED

steamer Conlanche. Watson Jacksonville Nnver,r. =,
snd sasss'9p sbg & - 70 William CLYDE Co with z
steamer csmoens tBeIg) Penrce san;er 0.t. y ~. -
sle 1aneito p Bshia 81 Barbados Noverrber -
. Lucia . 70 Busk JeYons. a-i
his,ls sne Inae Arrived at the Bar Ilao m
tllndA tcubani. Hansen. iadra
osr q. ssltaIa Cahafen and Nuevitas 10 ., w r.
the Ear $50 +s' aFftNed 81
steamer ltty q Washington. Michaeisen ramnco -
Ffilber = - James 2 Ward Co with nzss4n,s -
ndse Arrived ~ tie Ber 3e5 a m iss1iissks ana
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News ard ,,,r,.,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16

professional services for eighteen months at $40
month beginning in February 1890 It Is cam6a Ia q6a
opera. and that she first appeared in his produc-
ton of THE Beggar Student in Coatess + opera ped
Howe & Hummel, attorneys for Miss Nielsen made
answer october "a 1893 pleading In detenGe tnat
the claim, was outlawed by the statute of llnlta-
tions. and that their client was an infant in the
eyes of the law when the ophgauon was III
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16

roRT TRINRIJII. CONN NOV. II. 1907
scaled proposals in trpIicate. for furnishing and
s+.inr storm vestibues and sash for buildings az for
HHsfobs Y will be received here until IL noon NO
yember 90 1905 U right to ejeGt or aotep
OF part thereof In1orrliaton
Snrs,ished rs on application r. H McMASTER. capt q
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR COLD STORAGE BUILD

,>-- oe,cs of the Assistant Purchasing Agent
~ Railroad Company. "a state Street New aoTk III
anna proposals will be received az L
sn i If he Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama ram I
JIM % o. New YORK until -;
COMPANY eH5 for the construction Of hrepToot
reinforced steel consru n,ts
elte, be erected at Co'r itepuo
r All material except steel to be ~
OF blanks and full Information may pc oD
ntn insS az This office ALFRED ANDERSoN' Assistant
I,,ro sing
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. FROM Line
eI Copenhagen October - .Scand-An
Gibraltar November N G Lloyd
st-aIdiIia November 10 Eamb-A I'M
1-a~nathia Gibraltar. October 81
NCre Galveston November TO-.
LSxccIsior New Orleans November IL. Morgan
i}atayia Hamburg November 4. .Hamb-Am
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL.
%Caroes Lucia November Lamp & Holt
+iSoruldian Bermuda November 10. Quebec
-I,rius November W
sNisancia .Progfcso November Ward
Colon November II Panama
California fiaVre November French
british King Antwerp November 4....... Phpnix
NIeces. Galveston. November II lorv
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS
est Southampton, November American
Havre November IL. French
Apache. Jacksonville November CLYDE
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
sCaronia Liverpool, November .Cunard
Perugia Naples. November nchor
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
aNoordam. Rotterdam, November H. Holland Am
.Pr:nz Copenhagen November Am
sehiladepha. La tiuayTa November ....Red n
Ell Paso Ne~-oreans, November Morgan
sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Rrov Head 15-Steamer Cedric (Br). from
New-York Queenstown and Liverpool reported
wireless telegraph seventy miles of Head
at 5:35 p m. VIII probably arrive Queenstown
l a 10th.
Bahia Nov f3-Sailed steamer Titan tBr). Amey (fron
Rio Janeirot, New-York
15-Arrived previously,
tBrl Hollingshead New-York via Colombo
NapIes Nov IA. D ul-Arrived Prfnz Adabert
(Cer1 Schaarschudt. New-York.
Marselles 13Arrived steamer Galla CID Beuleua
New-York.
F3ut-ofI.ewis. Nov 14Passed: steamer Hello. Ger.
Jansen New-York for Stettin-
Sacree 14Passed steamer CaIabria CBr) Coverley
New-York for Naples Marseilles and Leshorn
Bermuda Nov 15--Sailed. steamer Bermudian CBr).
Fraser New-York.
Hull Nov 14-Sailed. Manchester Inventor (Br)
Payne. NeV- Orleans Martello tBr). Scheckel. New
Cherbourg Nov u. m-Sailed steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse (Gerl Cuppers.. from Bremen and
SOUTHAMPTON for New-York.
New-York Via Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
Proposals..
DpopoSaIs FOR TRANSPORT SUPPLIES

Depot ouartermasers once ,S6Smseaed pro
oaaIl in ripicate subject to the usual lr 1905
be received until II o'clock A. M NJ dpot with China
eiisssware Tinware Enamelled ware ana he seen at
schVIkll Arsenal this city Bidders mus u.s. tn reject
and time delivery Government . nart thereof
aR aNTFf3 in 1oeo of the value OF the T gIl be
accepted in lieu written guarantee 49, Standards or
Ia tid hased upon samples differing from Iii rot
pos Es at places other specified above MI NIL h f
he considered Preference will be gwen 10 anH nrice
conditions or quanty diiH
(tncIdins In the price of foreign productions U f r
,a 3,,s dutv tereon) being equal Blanks LOT P
eeis Ind fuII information will be furnished upon l
ation Envelopes containing proposals 70 9e
..5ronoeaIs for transport Supplies to be openec
f[opoS49 ~ ~ W POPE, Depot Quarternas'ef'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
Public Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT TO
Section of CHAPTER Io3 the laws of 1905 the State
Water Supply will meet at the Court House
in the city Kingston. N Y. Monday November "a
o'clock the afternoon OF that day, for the
purpose hearing ell municipal corporations or
affected by the plans the City of New
York securing and additional supply Of water
Catsk Mounta region, which plans were nled
with the York state Water Supply Commission on
the Sd day November 1905 at its office No % South
Pearl Street Albany. N Y where the for
whether said plans justified by public necessity and
whether the same just equitable the other
nunicpaItties divisions of the State of New
York and the thereof affected thereby and
whether plans make fair and equitable provisions for
the Ietermination payment and all damages
tn nersons and property indirect. which
will result from the execution thereof.
The execution such plans will affect lands situate in
Westcheser. Putnam. Dutchess, Ulster
Greene Schobare, Albany, Orange, Richmond Queens
water in streams flowing through said counties. the
rights said and also the water rights
o. said streams
an persons municipal corporations and other civil
of New York who have objection TO
e execution plans in order be heard thereon
me state water Supply Commission in the City Of Albany
" V on or before the 25th day OF November. 1908
I.erv objection filed particularly specify the
rounds thereof No municipal ooIporaon or local
authority be heard n OPPOSITION thereto except
OBJECTIONS 1led: -
Dated Albany, N Y. HENRY H. PERSONS,
November 1. 1903 ,--- fresldent
JOHN A. SLEICHER,
MILO NJ. ACKER,
CHARLES DAVIS.
state Water Supply Commission
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sunrise 6:47 Sunset Moon rises s2s Moons IS
HIGH WATER
M Sandy Hook 958 :o5 Hell II SO
PM-Sandy 1021 Gov. Island 1922 He'll Gate 1918
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which he was asked to commit himself.
On the one hand, the girl was to be
tricked into marriage which would ex-
tricate Prince Melnikoff from many diff
culties and place him firmly in position
as Governor of BannOfka and autOCrat
of a Province as large as Scotland. On
the other, were she rescued in time, there
would be marshaled against those who
helped her all the might of a ruler who
disposed of mems lives and fortunes.
Above all, Frank had only the word of
broken man, admittedly a friend, if not
an active member, of the secret organi-
zation which burrows, mole-lille. in Rus
sian political life, and against which
czardom wages incessant war. Ermyn-
trude might be willing to marry the
Prince-Sassulitch said she was not: but
her brother actually had given him date
fixed for the ceremony.
The way was dark and vague; but his
hesitation did not continue long. If he
could see Ermyntrude herself, a word
from her lips would dispel the cloud of
uncertainty and doubt that obscured all
recent transactions at Bannofka. He
agreed, under certain restrictions. to meet
Sassulitch at the Ryazan Station next
morning and travel with him to the Volga.
Late into the night he wrote and ended
the draft report He inClosed it with
letter to his London agents, asking them
to hand it to the Foreign Office if he did
not send further instructions within a
fortnight
At that very hour, Julie, Er1nyntrudes
maid, was crying Historically at her mis-
tress's knees. She had witnessed in
voluntarily the hanging of the telegraph
operator at Bannofka. He had copied
a message once too often.
And Ermyntrude, pallid and wide
eyed with terror, was murmuring prayer
for help. Unnoticed, among the pile of
letters and newspapers which daily
reached the castle from England, was
Franks letter to her brother She had
opened it before, thinking that the time
did not brook hesitation on such point,
and therein read the plain record of Prince
Melnikotf's duplicity.
What did it all portend? Toward what
fate was she drifting? Her mother had
telegraphed that she was i'll and unable to
leave London. Was that a lie too?
ITO be continued next .Sundayl
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This VIII Interest MANY,

F. W Parkhurst. the Boston publisher says
form, neuralgia, will send their address to
him at o04-36 Shawmut Building. Boston, Mass
he VIII direct them to perfect cure. He has
nothing to sell or give; only tells you how he
was cured after years of search for relief. Hun
dreds have tested it with success.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-15
TOLEDO MAY
HAVE UNION
TERMINALS

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 15.-Toledo may
have union depot and terminal belt
line. The Toledo Terminal and Rail-
way company. now owned by the
Great Central system. may be turned
into a union terminal belt line, if
the plans of some railroad men are
carried out.
The lines of the Great Central sys-
tenn are the only ones now having any
interest in the Terminal. but it was
said yesterday that the other 10 rail-
roads entering the city are DESTROYS
of acquiring an interest in the prop
erty, to make it union terminal belt
Thomas b. Fogg. vice president of
the Terminal railway and the local
manager of all Great Central proper
ties. was asked If there was deal of
the character outlined In the forego-
ing under way.
MIR. Fogg cautiously replied: mo,
there is no deal under way, However,
It is not impossible that in the course
of time the Terminal railway would
pass under the joint control of all To-
ledo trunk lines"