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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

A large number nj Santa feans
left In vehicles and gu horseback Tor
santo Dpmlngo 70 be preseai al the
annual Indian fiesta,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

II you have kidney and bladder trou.
bis and do not me FOley's kidney Cure,
you Will have only yourself - blame
for results. q II positively cares al
forms Of kidney Ard hankoSr ldlsea4es.
For sale ~ o. q Schaeffer drug store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Behring's Is headquarters for gar
den hose. lawn mowers. and the bes
hammocks made. 4.109
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

STRAYED OR STOLEN 1880 A bay
mare with white spot on forehead.
$500 reward for return to NJ. M. Sundt.
$40
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Try our new soft lump coal. Bril-
liant. d. W. Condon. phone IL 5SS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
MORNING SUN DAIRY.

~
Pure Milk and Cream. Strictly SAM
tary. Both phones $50.
J. p. oEvER. Proprietor.
las Vegas, N. N.
Fred Nolett barber shop. Clean
baths. All work union prices.
1888
FOR SALE-Five.yearo old Shetland
pony, broken to ride. kind and gentle,
fiue for children. inquire t31 Grand
sal
Gregory's billiard tables are Away
In first class condition. $50
Pictures framed to order at 8. r
Dearths' the undertaken. 1921
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
INJUNCTION ISSUES IN
Tue CLAYTON TAX Case


I'm the matter of the application
for an Injunction By citizens OF Clay.
ton. restraining the town trustees
iron collecting IN occupation Tar.
before Chief Justice W. ]. Mills In
chambers yesterday. II was agreed
among the parties most Immediately
concerned that a Temporary iIiunc.
'inn should issue aud the eas.s b.
herd on lis merits AT the s;ers"iaher
term II court In TnEnn county. con.
senlng al Clayton ON the s.s,ai
ai"sday Of the month.
Geo. u. bunker has br0sgiat n suit
i" foreclosure against Frank A.
f'cpe. Della +. Pope. jules GRAF. {.
]. Schock. r. Y. Hansen. Hugh onig.
iss. p. n, Purcell. r. ;: 4. Lien. aai
MARY Purceil in the e;~t lie, court ID
recover Judgment In the sum of 81 900
interest aud costs. on account Of q
certain promisory note executed by
defendants Frank A. Pope and Della
r. Pope. of date October I. 1909. for
the sim Of $50. payable on or before
four years after date. with interest
nj the rate Of \ per cent per annmm:
and 10 f0reelose n mortgage given 10
secure the payment OF said note on
lots ?. IN. block .. Rosenwald add.
ton To the Town Of Las Vegas. now
City 0f Las Vegas. New Mexico:
plaintiff further prays that a receiver
be appointed to take possession and
charge Of said mortgaged premises.
To settle title to the following am
ed properties. Emile r. Tamme has
instituted suit against A. J. Hamblin.
Mrs. A. ]. Hamblin. Edward L. Ham.
lin. Rochester Chemical Company.
Helen E. Dresser. and unknown
claimants Of interests In the premises
adverse to plaintiff which premises
are described as lots 6. :. 8. ? and 10
In block Fortified 4 Raca's addition
TO Las Vegas. n. NJ.
q. n. D. loves. an attorney from
Chicago. Is I'm the city. representing
the eastern creditors Of the Ohio
Dredging Co. whose property. consist.
ing Of expensive machinery and bred.
ges. was recently sold on a Judgment
obtained In the district court aud was
hidden In by Colfax county capital.
lists. who are nov the owners Of the
same.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Most people get it twisted" and 50 may you. but that makes no differ
ence to US a. hong as you give y a chance at your Real Estate bust
mess. We do general real estate and rental business and are giving
results to others who have placed their property in oar hands My We
not talk with you about ysurss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Lobben, piano. tuning; Colo. sss. :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

orino Laxative Fruit syrup d sold
under . positive guarantee to cure con
situation, sick headache. stomach trou-
Die, or any form OF indigestion. II ii
rails, the manufacturers refund your
money. What more can any one DO!
F0r sale ~ q g. 6chaefer drug store.
Fsurs Win Fatty q laying vat.r
pipes. Sc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Gregory's billiard tables are Away
In first class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

stirr.t ! Miller. rAseosrseAssA
I'll:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

stirrat d Miller, photographers.
eliza.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
VVA.I.Li. STREET !. :. .I'I
is SOMEWHAT DISTURBED BY APP
'PoINTMENT OF SIrls RANCE
REFEREE.

NEW YORK, Jan.ss: Financial inter-
ests are Of the opinion today that the
selection Of Grover Cleveland by the
three big insurance companies to act
as rebate referee, is a move in the d.
1ection of a strong Community Of in
terests" among the Equitable Mutual
and New York Life Companies. While
the purpose of Mr.. Cleveland's position
is to stop renating, according to for
nal statement, It Is admitted that the
former President will be frequently
asked to arbitrate differences arising be-
tween the various groups Of financiers
controlling the insurance companies.
The next step with a man Of Mr.. Clevc-
lands force in a position to further
unity the isurance for new business,
which has in the past made the "load:
ing" on premiums excessive, Another
feature Of the Community Of interest"
plan and one thatis most feared by in.
dependent forces in Wall street, is
the matter Of capital investments. The
Equitable Is controlled BY Thomas E.
Ryan, the Mutual by the Rockefeller
Hartman forces and the New York
Life by tlls Morgan interests, The
three big companies would, under tile
plan, satisfy their Investment demand
with the securities Of the companies.
controlled through stock ownership
whole or II part. by the Ryan, Rookie.
Teller, Hartman and Morgan interests
lde uniacstlon would result in econ.
omies in the conduct Of general agen.
ctes, now carried on at such large cost
as well as in he adyerttzlng depart
inents,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
.'|.||.B' !. /.
INSURANCE.. |. :. |. ! ] | [ !.
COMPANIES
NEW YoR<'s GOVERNOR SAYS
SOME Pl.AiN THINGS IN
HIS MESS AGE.

ALBANY, N. y, Jan. 81 Governor
Frank w. Higgins in his annual mes;
sage sent to the legislature this af-
terhoon makes some important state.
.ments and lamentations regard
ing insurance.
The problem Of State regulation, ,"
he says, 'SHas become one Of over
shadowing importance. It calls for
calm, courageous and intelligent treat
ment. We must aim to cure, not to
.dI: to preserve. not to tear down."
The governor goes on to say that
the average policy holder has rested
content in a belief in the financial
soupdness Of the great companies
which have been heaping up riches
SI.4ost beyond the dream Of ayarice.
THE bitter struggle for the control
OF the Equitable, last winter, the
governor continues, brought scandal
ana diacredit upon great managers Of
the insurance business and aroused
the public from confidence and indif-
ference to the keenest; interest in the
subject. He declares tie policy hold
er now demands something better
from the State than the guarantee Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
OFFERED
R0lOII0N
TO RSlGI
HIS CONNECTION WITH TEiE
EauITa asLE u VEN
THE REAs ON.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1s 'rle re
iIgnation Of United States Senator
'shauncey NJ Depew was calie, for
by q resolution introduced BY SEEMS
tor Brackett The resolution insifalIs
8 as follows: Since the adjournment
Of this Senate, the people Of the State
and Nation have been staggered by
The relation shown to have existed
for years between the Equitable LIE
Assurance Society and ehauaeey
pepew, one Of the Senators Of the
State in the United States Congress:
Recognizing these disclosures have
Recognizing that these disclosures
have caused a total lacx Of conhd dence
IN the ability Of the Senator named
to properly represent the people IN
the body to which he was elected.
By the Senate, that chaun.
cey NJ, Depew, be and hereby g res
quested to forthwith resign his sent
"a the United States Senate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03

TtiEs AFEsA Alts il4L BE Pu uELEps
oFF IN aa 5rlI Ess PaL n ANS

IVA gAsHINGTo Jan. reyolus
ton Is brewing In Panama It viii
take place naxt May unless the plans
nafsearry. The threatened reyoltr
tion grows out ot, the discomfort Of
the Liberal party With the peculiar
relations Panama sustains with the
United States.
The olutionists do not expect to
overthrow the Amador Government
but expect to call the attention Of the
United States Government to the dual
Government IN Panama in sucn 3
manner as to force the United States
to take control Of all the territory Of
Panama, as well as the canal zone,
e1l to administer both Governments.
The dissatisfaction Is sOn tie part Of
those on the outside Of the canal
zone. ,...ss.
It is pointed out thatiWithin the ter
irftoty controlled by the United States
life and property are safe and that
the sanitary conditions are much bet.
ter thanh any other part Of South or
Central America. The malcontents,
according to an official who has just
returned from the isthmus, desire a
government as good aa4that in the
canal zone:
The Liberals, who are led by Gen.
.eral Huertas, are dissatisfied with the
manner in which the s1O.OOo,oOO paid
to Panama by the United States is
being expended. President Amador
deposited 100000 in a bank in New.
York and the other. million is being
used to defray expenses Of the gov.
ernment and for public Improvements,
It is claimed that the adherents Of
General Huertas that about IS per,
cent. Of the funds expended for pub.
lie improvements represents actual
value received, while IS per cent. rep.
resents graft. 81
General Huertas and his followers
are not getting their hands on any
Of these funds and this fact may be
responsible for the discomfort.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
IN DANGER
sTEAMER WITH 15o PASSENGER
IS ROLLING HELPLESS ~
HEAVY SEA.

Il II i.i
+ SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-With It's
shaft broken an0 without assistance
the steamer City Of Pueblo, with 15O
persons on board is rolling helplessly
in the heavy sea of the mouth Of the
Columbia
News ot the Pueblo's condition was
brought here by Captain Preble, Of
the steamer Nelshon, Preble report
ed that lie encountered the Pueblo
struggling along under sail.
Although the sea was running htgls
he succeeded in getting out tow lines
but both soon parted. "A collision be'
tween the vessels then was narrowly
uyerteds Seeing That further attempts
at rescue might result in q greater dis.
aster Preb!a decided to run for this
port and report the condition Of the
disabled vessel. He says that il the
weather Is favorable tits in no imme.
tiate danger though its passengers
llas suffer from q scarcity Of proyl-
sions. .ss} .s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
MCGUIRE. H.I0T.IE!
AT WHEELING WILL sEF FENl.ARe
ED AND MADE BETTER THAN
!. EVER BEFORE.

WHEELING, Jan. Following The
announc cement theS the Reynanrs
would build IL ten story lily scFapeF
on Market street above FouFte eertll.
comes the information that me Nc
Lure brothers. owners Of the IeIsure
have plans in view for ths expendi
ture Of 100000 or more for senlatg
ing and improving their hotel prop
erty, already the largest and most
preten1ous in the city.
Although no.ohicial statement could
be secured last night Mr.. q Az:
Lure declining to give out any intor
nation at this time. 1t Is learned from
another source, that the plans in con-
temptation call for the building of III
addition on the south side 81 The hotel
end possibly the putting On ot one or
two more floors, giving all told some
thing ike 100 additional sleeping
partmeHlF' ss s
For sometime the McLure tlas been
Inadequate al round, and there ls az
Of several new hotels being built a
being rumored among other prof
that r. Il. Lange, representing the
Rodgers interests, would put up
fourteen story hotel at the corner q
Fourteenth and Market streets. "a
It IS understood that plans toF the
McLure improvements are now betng
prepared and that the contracts win
be let and work started the coming
spring, the intention being q com
plete the work during the silmnieF ald
early fall Of 1906. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
Big FIGHT.
IS BEING WAIEp OVER WHETHER
FRANK WRIGHT IS ToNRE DIS.
CHARGED FROM CUSTODY,

Frank Wright was brought before
Justice Amos this morning for q pre-:
litninary hearing. His attorneys
Parks and Eleming, Immediately
moved The prisoner be discharged
from custody, claiuhng that the jus.
ttcs had nc Jurisdiction. to hold him
for another grand jury owing to the
TACT that two had passed since his hrst
incarceration There seems to be no
precedent on this particular point and
as the hearing Is still in progress moth
ing will he known about the decision
until tomorrow morning, although Y
would seem that Wright would be held.
Prosecuting Attorney Lowe, while not
having time today to;look up any au'
,thoritles on the matter, contends that hFa1t
laws are not 50 lax as to allow guilty
,parles to escape punishment throuBh
such d fllnsy loop.hole and was willing
. continue the hearing until tomorrow
,rning. 65
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
Brazil SUFFERS.
FROM BOTH SMALLPOX AND
MELLOW aFEvER-sc ARcELY n
A FoREIGNER ER! scAREs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s,A double
epidemic of smallpox and yellow te-
yer Is raging at Para, Brazil, accord
ing to a report just received from
United States Consul FAyme He says
that thus far there have been 5567
cases Of smallpox and ill q yellow
fever, with 15G death Of the former
and thirty-three Of the 1attef.
Every year" writes Consul Ayme,
during the dry season there is mark,
ed increase to the number Of cases Of
both smallpox an dyellow fever, This
year, the season is unusually dry and
hot, and both diseases have assumed
the character Of an epidemic"
Mr. Ayme says that the foreigners
in the city are being striker in large
numbers,
Scarcely one here he said, has
escaped either one disease or the
other"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
.ODEEL LOST
JAMES !W.sWApsWoRTH JRy WAS
: NOMINATED FOR SPEAKER
LAST NIGHT.

ALBANY, H.. Y, Jan, .S.-James w.
wadsworta, r., Of Livingston county,
was nominated last night by the Re
publican assembly caucus for speaker
OF The assembly, and will be elected
today, when the assembly CON
yenes. HIS Democratic opponent will
lie George M. Palmer, Of schoharie,
tor many years majority leader.
Mr.. Wadsworth lad IS out Of 1O4
votes cast in the caucus, Edwin Mer.
ritt, Jr,, Of st. Lawrence. receiving IA
and ]. NJ. Wainwright Of West Chester
county, is. The entire strength Of the
Republican side, 1O7 in all was pres.
ent, but mono of the three candidates
voted.
The votes were taken by open roll
call, and there was no attempt to Sc.
cure a secret ballot,
This result brings to a close one Of
the most remarkable speakership cam
paigns Of recent years Mi. Wads;
worth was not among the original eau
didates but was proposed by Cover
nor Higgins, aud was regarded as hay.
ing the approval Of President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Merritt Lad the backing Of State.
Chairman r. B. odell, Jr. and the
state organization Mr.. Wainwright
stood openly in opposition to what he
charged was improper influence oi the
executive in a purely legislative mat
ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03

was FOUND jt.IppEl IN COAL OF
tTRANsP PORT III oMAs ON
THE PACIFIC.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan That
two sttcta Of dynamite were found
hidden in the coal Of the transport
Thomas on the last trip to the uni
ted States, is the story told By Lewis
e. Davis. Of Vancouver, who was 9
passenger on the boat and is now In
Seattle. Two thousand miles from
Nagasah; the coal passefs found the
explosive. Davis says the officers
stated that the believed Japanese ste.
yedotes put dynamite into the coal
because of the feeling Americas part
in making the unpopular peace treaty,
The Thomas was carrying 1900
soldiers of the seventeenth infantry
and four hundred saloon passengers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
RESUMES work TOMORROW.
old WasnerPaImros Plant Regin'
Under New Management,

According to present plans, the Fair
mont Mining and Machine Company
will begin the operation Of the en-
larged Wagner-Palmros Manufaetur-
ing Company's plant tomorrow. As
stated before in these columns, Mr.,
Geo. 7. Watson will have charge Of
the plant and that is sufficient guaran'
tee of It's success. Mr.! Watson is one
of Fairmont's most energetic, thor
ough.going and reliable young busi'
ness men. We expect great things
from the Fairmoht Mining and Ma
chine Company because Of the strong
men connected with 1t and the line
Of work it proposes to do,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
BETTER I Than 1904
'sqvlre Amos Collects 81 80 More "
1905 Than the YsaF HeteFs,

Not oil Tie justices and like on leel
have turned IN their reports t9 Sheriff
T'urbee but Squire. Amos has fled liis
During the year lie heard sever hun
dred and nihety.six cases cFtmina lsapei
civil. Thissis on an average ot HoF
than two Derlay. Sundays and holidays
not excepted III tie amount of Itlres
collected and costs ~ case hig
lectlons amounted to one dollar AID
nifty cents more than In 1904
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03

casAT plsTRisgTloN oE pJyl;
pENps was MADE Mt
acAEczly a RlgHEE.

lft.f &
NEW ToaK fap wei. lssst
was very bIlsy yetefday' pagiiis otIt
si65,ooO 3Co Il disidensis atd crest
tbs enofao8I ara disbnr ga be
tween 10 aid ocIoclS but sso
is The n,aehasaf tliat me erea dis;
lributon eareeiy
Easly celleesicns Ne II q az; 4 4.
me die pSe cnt YES Tor money
an lsIuans Br6lssf mess niger
bess q ae thelr plaee 6 line sas soon, Sltll
IS the opensd tlie natienall
hank buld onpof are ways e
raid iii cash aud man of the, little " 4
u.essenest ea.tiea round with them
4G0ooo noFs ltieh tlley had col
lecled during ~. Il.
cf indistsilaI inns n Aorgan q
co. sas he hesgie iisBptsa TllsI r
Mofgan ttrin ilscal ent ct1the New
9oti, censrt sew YORK. New Haven
g Haftlor Efie Reading Southern
railway tbe rated States Steel Cor.
uoraeon anu hundre smaller rail-
oad All indsis strfaI propeTtles
Great Intates vas attached to the.
sin ynlern of the Cincinnati Hamil ton g
nsyton and the Rere MARQUETTE bonds.
II was taoasat at one time that there
3crld Be 40 money available to meeE
he intefest cliafses. Receiver Judson
Elarnion iios ger, got eFmission from
the coarss g borreY money sufheient
10 meet tl charge which We're paid
1,v j u Morgan CD
ghe eiaraut uteed dividends on the
pere Marqaette. - far IS was known,
wore r5t paid ana 20 believed they
,ssii nct i,e pald, as Tie Stnc ncinnatl,
hamilton IL psyton has fepqdiated|
tlis Ieas interest on tie ss,50O,OO0H
Is per 6snt bonds for the Toledo Rail;
way & ,fsrniinal Company was de:
fanIted bn
rhe iieass ayments caused a scar.
city q unds available for call loans
ind resdlt ,sas another money fur:
y. AZ cne slass tlie rate was as high
a 60 uer cent, though the majority
Of toans were made at sb per cent,
some seilef Sill8B extended the local
marker by Secretary shaw's decision
"a pay atSorce tlle interest on the gov
srnnsnt bonds due February l next.
S 100000
fealstss sofs the local money market
recently his gssa borrowing Of long
itn.e money w commission; houses.
last Weel pdmber d year leans
weFe geai iat 5sper cent. The time
money mafket generally Is rather
miSed mi s6me extent rates are
nominal Ehis is true Of quotations
ana pet cent g 4 torso day funds, .s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
Some Commend.

After learning the resultof the eau
Gus. Governor Higgins said;
II am not disappointed nor slir-
prlsed ?. g,
Il have no comment to make said
former Governor odell, Except to sag
that / am grateful for the % votes. I
am not at ill disheartened,%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
Killed a, Montana Mines.

a foreigner employed in the Mon
tana Mines was killed last evening
about six O'clock, He had quit work
for the day and was on his way to the
cpenig Of the mine when he was
caught Dptweon two cars and almost In
stantly killed. The remains .wefe
prepared tor burial by Undertaken r.
@. Jones anu this afternoon wore In
tered in tile Evansville cemetery.
Miss Edna Wertz returned last
night from her home at Huntington
where she spept the holidaysi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
FEA RF Q II COST or L s.
Russia Is Paying Very Dearly For. ItsHC Gem
n turies or Oppression.

BERLIN jan "a dispatch here from 81
that Professor Miouin, financial e
.on direct 3conAagfaton
and resldsnsss
ssSaga
StSsfss6t ossesS t7so 9eo ooo
Indfset ossesss pmnshsa Ipes
cn ssoant II Ss sFsnsier
to sosan aountFiss Zen ts
l6ttoa ts enFaHen e Rpsan
mes ssonpoooos Wfthda cepp fr,a IRON has'nss " Sg
eosea s6noopo0 losses ahsrsbolders Russian busne
seruIses more sn Total nelreet Bosses appro
tscoooocOoi grand total s2oooocoooo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03

4 I.Ollc & b ~ sAl lLWAYf
SHOW VIII itsE SOLDIERS
HAVE aEE boINe. n


sT. PET 4al,
cores pondetss tIte lsters Press
al MOSCOW lti anie communica.
itton sent tiiis ratEitin said: sAl;; ~;
tholg manS ldttonistg have been, ~
arrest "a and ttts oflei Us are proclaim=
:ing that they ay yefnany tof the Leaders
in CUSTODY in deEtt9 create the I'm;
preston that dis 34s tie sfeet, 4 know
az my petsSaal lErSal ledge that only
one important olnttonist was cap
tIred.
The Others all seaped and are now
preparing new plans for keeping Aup
thereyoluti9n.R
Other adylces from MOSCOW state
that corpses are stfegn along the Ka.
zan railway oyer three Hundred per-
sons having been shot the soldiers,
Al court-mprtial tribunal composed Of
officers decreed the execution Of one
strikers aftera hearing Of two
minutes,
Many indescribable atrocities are
charged against the troops.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03

Mis- Filea Flaherty, s.who had been
Sie Miss Mary Christie, for
hs pas week left thts morning for
III nome ID afkershurg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03
1a2 MILES -IlI1s2 MINUTES.
Pennsylvania Special Makes Remark
able Run on Middle Division,

HARRIaBUR G. Pa Jan; "a "a. reg; reg
.ord.breaklng run was made over thei
middle division tsof the Pennsy lyaniall
railroad lIsnday. when the y 4. Feapssl Il
yaaia speclal cAyered ls9 miles e bei
tween IIasrlsbnrg and ltoone 81
minute
n SIsnginee enisoed eeconiplis shed
Itttis tsat DESPITE 40 tact tiias, o. aes
copnt Il atls inipFoYs saeat lie colild
not maintain a steads speed, si'iSts ol
70 miles an8hpuF we're made several
Times.