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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
CROW INDIANS GO
ON PEACE MISSION
Believed They Will Attempt to Dis
suade Utes from Fighting
Troops.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Oct S0.--Consider-
a5le apprehension has arisen here over
the appearance of band Of 100 Grow
Indians who are reported to have gone
in the direction OF the camp of rene
gade Utes. What mission the Grows
lave can only be conjectured but well
informed settlers are of the opinion
their visit to the Utes is TO dissuade
them from attempting 10 fight the
troops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
.sTeNSLAND NOW A WITNESS
Taken to Chicago to Testify Against
Cashier Herring.

Chicago. Oct 30.-Paul o. Stensland.
former president of the Milwaukee Av-
enue State bank, now convict in the
Joliet penitentiary, returned to Chicago
Monday in custody of an officer to tes-
tify in the trial of Henry w. Herring
former cashier of the bank, whose trial
commenced today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
Senator Dubois Rushes
Dispatch to the
President.
MORMONS THE ISSUE
Efforts on Behalf of GO0dlng
Mean Aid for Cause OF
MOrmonism.

Boise. Idaho. Oct 30.-lmmediStely
upon the publication of the Associated
Press dispatch TO the effect that Sec
retarv Taft would make two campaign
speeches in Idaho. United States Sen
ator Dubois sent dispatch 10 Presi-
dent Roosevelt. in which he said:
Has Hren MIsinformrd.
Press dispatches say you are send
ing Taft TO Boise to speak for Cover
Eor GoOding in behalf Of law and order
and ON account of the character of the
campaign being made against him. If
this is true. you are entirely misinfoim-
ed. No law and order campaign is be-
ing waged in Idaho. The sole issue is
against The domination Of the Mormon
church in our politics. The only ques-
ton discussed by leaders OF both par
ties is the Mormon question.
Attitude Not the Issue.
The attitude Of Gooding I'm regard tO
what is called law and order Is not
the issue. / assure you YOU have been
misinformed. and than it will be under
stood that Taft will be sent here tO
speak in behalf Of Mormonism. as that
is the sole issue in the Idaho campaign.
You can call OH any federal official 10
verify my statement that the only issue
discussed is Mormonism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
TRIES TO STOP DUELING
Governor Magoon Looking Into "Af-
fairs of Honor"

Havana. Oct 30.-In consequence Of
the two duels fought here recently and
because of rumors that other such en-
counters are pending. Governor Ma
goon mas asked for a report on the
Cuban laws relative 10 dueling with
the intention OF stopping the practice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
EaIls Dead Before Bench.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 30.-James
Black of the law firm of Pratt. Dana
& Black. corporation attorneys. drop
ped dead while trying case at the
court house yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
LIMITED EXPRESS WRECKED
Strikes Freight Car in Yards at Lima,
Ohio, and is Derailed.

Lima. Ohio. Oct. 30.-An eastbOund
Wells-Fargo limited express train on
the Erie road. while running at the
rate of 30 miles an hour, struck
freight car in the yard here early TO-
day, and was partially derailed Fire
man Lauman of Huntington, Ind. was
probably fatally injured. The passen-
gers escaped with only slight bruises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
TRACED BY CIPHER MESSAGE
Treasurer of Defunet Bank Wired STEM
oqrapher and Was Cauuht

Butte. Mont. Oct 36.-S. H. Garside.
treasurer of the defunct Aetna bank of
Butte. is under arrest in Minneapolis.
Sheriff Quinn left Butte with requisi-
tiOn papers last night Garside was
arrested on a clew furnished by CT
pher telegram sent to Mrs. Foster. his
stenographer. who also left. The tels-
gram fell into the hands of the police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
CHAUFFEUR is ACCUSED
Charged with Causing Death of Mil
icnaire and Messenger Boy.

Kansas City. Oct. 30-Frank Schroe-
der of Cleveland Ohio. chauffeur of
the automobile that killed Millionaire
Robert NJ. Snyder and the boy. Arthur
Rodell. Saturday night was held for
manslaughter on recommendation OF
the coroner's jury. Ii has been alleged
that Schroeder was racing with an
other automobile when the accident oc-
CURED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
NOT over so DEAD
Close Estimate of Victims of At.
lantic City Drawbridge
Disaster Possible.
L BODIES IDENTIFIED
People Ciamor for Punishment of
Those Responsible Without
Delay.

Atlantic City. y. j.. Oct. 30.-With
all the recovered bodies identified and
seven persons reported missing, the
authorities and railroad officials today
are certain the number of killed on
Sunday in the drawbridge disaster on
the West Jersey Seashore Electric
railroad will not exceed GO. FJfty-twO
bodies have been claimed, and two of
those placed among the missing are
known to be dead Five are still uu-
accounted for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
BARGE AND CREW MISSIk G
Gale Drove TT omas II. Cahoon Out
Into Lake Huron.

Alpena. Mich. Oct. 3O.-It Is feared
now the barge Thomas ". Cahoon.
owned in Saginaw. is lost with its crew
of seven men. The CahoOn was in
tow of the steamer Homer Warren and
anchored off Thunder Bay island Sat
urday night. The Cahoon broke loose
during the night in gale and drifted
out into Lake Huron. The Warren and
her other barges rode out the gale in
safety.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

raided his stronghold at Zinatas. carry
ing off his cattle after two hours
fight. Raisuli has proclaimed himself
governor of ArZilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
eaN Rum Jaqs FataI.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. SO-Three en-
listed men of the battleship Wiscon-
sin are dead and two are seriously III
as the result OF drinking bay rum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
CHICAGO HORSE SHOW ON
Queen of Diamonds Winner in Coach
Mares Class.

Chicago Oct So The seventh an
nual horse show opened yesterday at
ternoon. The first prize for coach
mares went to the Queen OF Diamonds
exhibited by Truxmans pioneer stud
farm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
VIII Prosecute the Guilty.

Atlantic City. n. j.. Oct 30.-"No
man shall escape who had anything to
do with the calamity. No man who
can shed any light upon it shall get
away Where the blame belongs it
shall be fixed
This was Mayor Franklin b. Stoy's S
declaration in regard 10 the wreck of
the electric train Sunday which cost
more than fifty lives The mayor con-
tinued:
AT present | am not prepared TO
say anything concerning the cause of
this terrible disaster. An investiga-
tion has been begun and the public
may depend upon it that it will be
thorough and absolutely without bias.
no matter where it may iead us 10.
Coroner Gaskill and ! are of one opin-
ion in this purpose The mayors
words are an echo of the sentiment of
the city.
Want Justice Dohe.
In an unreasoning way. scarce know
ing at whom to direct their wrath, the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
H0STILES STRIKE RAIsUll
Raid His Stronghold and Garry Off
His Cattle.

Tangier. Oct. 30.-Taking advantage
of the absence of Raisuli at Arzilla. the
Aujoras, tribe hostile to him. have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
A GREAT MEETING.
Bryan Addresses Largest PoIiti.
Cal Gathering Ever in
Des Moines
ON GUBERNAT0RIAL ISSUES
Forced to Talk First to Overflow
Crowd Of 5000 on the
Streets.

Des Moines, Iowa. Oct. 50.-The Bry-
an meeting here last night was by long
odds the largest political meeting ever
held In Des Moines. Long before the
hour for the commencement of the
speech the auditorium seating nearly
5000 people was packed to the doors
and the doors were closed. while fully
5000 people filled the street from curb
to curb ia front of the building. There
the people stood in the biting wind I'M
til Mr.. Bryan arrived. Demands for
speech were incessant until he ap
pcared upon the balcony and for half
an hour addressed the people in the
street After bidding them good night,
he went into the auditorium and was
received with tremendous ovation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
xbIe and Dignihcd.

His speech throughout was digni-
fed presentation of issues from his
standpoint and forcible argument for
the support of Claude r. Porter who.
he said. stands for the reforms Cum
minis claim to stand for and many
more. He urged the democrats to
stand for MIR. Porter who represents
their principles and not TO be led
astray. Throughout his speech he was
greeted with. frequent applause,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

Warsaw. Oct. 30.-Up 10 noon the
city has been perfectly quiet. The
are patrolled by troops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

In an unreasoning way. scarce know
ing at whom to direct their wrath, the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
Difficulties of Government
 Prosecution Of COnspiratOrs

prede the
 
 a&~ HE magnificent contributions from the national made by congress for the welfare of the people, all impera %~ lively call for lesson in thunder rhess comfy
 ing uIrncipIe representatives of the government and tNSCWIULOUS CONTRACTORS or other persons who would eol5pire to pUneer the public treasury.
 Nor should the lesson of conduct he Greene GaNnor unleeed No has been spared excrton avoided.
 To bring the bar of public those charged with the spo of the of the ned States and the council of England the oft tribunals of the English speak ing races have contributed their solemn judgments,
 1t will be well for governmental authorities to reflect that unless the obstructive placed upon removal statutes which delayed the (reeneaynor long, shall be avoided recommended by the president and the general TT WILL BE WHOLLY IMPOSSIBLE TO HAVE THE SPEEDY TRIAL OF CRIMINAL CASES and the greater the and the powerful and richer the cup the greater will be the difficulty of bringing him trial If the government take its witnesses each district which persons indicted jointly for conspiracy other joint seek refuge and be compelled the efficacy of the indictment AND TO MAKE OUT THE CASE ANEW, will PARALYSIS in the administration of criminal justice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27

tae 9taHaI today alEG- -o rma ,eutea ae- 0a5-= 2eapeaae= =aaaa ot..a# f.a5sa =r, ah# ruadi0z pahaa 4s zL. o-0-mp,r- IT tac smaller cities as Iae sfe4f saa:Has@s. Despite the .Ga.50a T .a u which eaci ioeal papers af l5#a nle4 @le- -lel .4illeI lo eigca ..ae aa ap2a5e. W. have aa.feetaa pqus Whefs6s= | $ pzonas7 ! -a sIve 6aaE Ia.olQuI1 tteo ar cost to #the F44le tHe #uHj6eeHt 4aI44 oL sa3o. #h5e6 will sahe= the form ot due bills C. 5ppa oa tn purchase Of fhree t.rseelssss panos hie'l. iwW J25i iN99 f5s' e1ass piaoos, which viii De donat. ct, ftae- to he most popular lad&. laafTed or single. chosen by poppla# vote=9u tAe pa4t of .be public. The proposition IS bo56 interesting and profitable. Read l.
 First. Ne VIII give away, absolute ! free If cost. a $tQ4 Ninball piano, style r.. sold ny the we'll known IIoi- lcubels Music company of this city aid Little Rock to the iady receiving ,he largest nunber of votes.
 Second, ae will give d due pill for $Ioo ,io appty en ihe purchase price of a similar instrument, sold by the sane company, 10 tue lady receiving the next largest plumber of votes,
 Third, we will give due bil1 fot $50 on the purchase price of another piano from the same company, to the lady receiving the third largest n'ln- Der of votes i'll the contest
 Think of if q 9oment. This Slm represents the average yearly salary Of the working women of this section of the country. It represents sum ealasins the salary of the average working man for the same leugtb pf time that the contest will run foua mouths lt is an extraordinary offer aud one that will doubtless arouse the greatest enthusiasm or the part of the public generally, Every lady wants a piano. The Graphic proposes to give away three of them, of which anyone may we'll feel proud It Is | paying proposition to the winner
 fully worth the while Of anyone who wishes to joj in inc contest
 Conditions of the Contest.
 Coupons good for the contest will be pubishot7 in every edition Of the Graphic. both tue dajly and the semi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
 irOaa...s--n.Hn..<s~ru-~sVs

4y5- Athens, s5's 4~4ois secpers Atlanta had O.. 5. s1o-- Cedar Gap aud sale dta4=slo. JalS 1o to ssoDenver Springs a d3> >59 fhronsh Keeper s135oEueha Springs l: $9sa Also very at bacte vacation including aceooajons the famous (3tsoent
 Angeles francis sG19 On sale June to July I. s7l--I.os Angeles Sf' safe da3 st705-AIexico June 2t to a8 s{Ioa Savannah O. : company bn daly$4e40
 s2l}9--Onaha. andr sale Ifgz 1tt1@ 92 70 se2ao--poran1, sale June 1522 2~S@252 s6Iaavpnden Springs. and slis at{i -Ss st3 Salt Lake City and return sac daily s!a C. and r. s2 an2 - a and through sleeper every Rich s22ez active Esn worth reading sent 
 For Information and l 1tefature Write W, L. Ev1<S, r. P. A l. N CaHVtrz,a. x C. r. X
 Memphis Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27

 Der
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 egeH n asg#e non to tle=a.f. ae saa sl years paiJ n #s., aee GIze 70 =semI.waelz f5z=,s= Es.s U thcse ballots VIII a9t#a zfge9. -5t on Paid=in advaaca# 4ad ao ballots will be ej,aa = .an aae months sabscripzioH.
 Votes east for one p1t55a## E9t ! transferred 10 another e U Inc person wfehdraws ff0m s4. test.
 All regular and special balio be east before expiration of aats ..--se C. oe or tbps will not be aouatet Ne cmplofa of the GeaaAae a3 D. her of any employees fal=.... oo permitted to enter any ~ .Le san- tests.
 The conteets close S4#a,:s..'. sep mber 24 1906
 PaYment for any s9lbsefipt5on :4ng- e than three years il astsaaee ~tn not be accepted.
 Carriers or agents afe 10 permitted ta furnish special ballots to any oue. but they may take subscriptions and v5hen this is done special 1Ia1io.s viii hs forwarded direct to tlta subscriber. Ali subscriptions aud conn1nica- t5ons regarding the coDt"sf should be addressed to inc "Coutesr B@peft- ment, The Graphic ptae basT Ak"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
s.A. ROSENBERG. StattoneY and Bookseller.
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Pine Bluf1 Ark, May 2S, 4aG6i. Pine Bluff Daily Graphic Citr
 Gentlemen: w. think Veur giano contest q good thing. and W ~ill give to the winner handsome sassic cabinet, to match the piano.
 DEs-HAVERTY FFH 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27

4 i.r place a ~ al.@s t5,e s-a1 wilt not be reela1 uni s.<or, ,l1aI .=t.e.a= s,t k LATE
 >S4"@ 0It 3i44t k a4s-- ,ess la a3 .eaffs In
 tf.- e1aaree.nt ar5f t4 =44a15eru itie5 i8bie $ otata - -.45@. s5jf- .liael public t>la~. taN.so: i .as ,7 r orr5o4 for naarzt people al-a r-.alsi- 44.
 I'll. rapid growth ef soft. ia Gsi. ,-Heeiallv oote' vear@ past. 8,5d d. ss77 3f Tae= nl< praaee deelv effect uapsa .astqa. EiA 1zis increase in eaaae people TO IMPROVE THEMSELVES. Har4=i se fa. re5ne nee4 and elevation of Lie apoa material s1aasa winch isjofteu overlooked Money may bs II il H but it s also tbe of all the 4n a=ie churches aaI libraries scattered throughout the Is1d
 Jay has begun to 4avn upon ha south, asaAe the twenty years < witness advance .erlaI lines, bur consequence ot material .9. ia = t elavae renders life MORE WORTH LIVING. Owing to obvious the north for eipaoa @ enjoyed prosperity in far greater degree than the sti but iE Al OF THE sOTTIIs PROSPERITY IS NOW troN l >. In this of progress and mental development c cll people prove indispensable element.
 We sometimes, but often hear projects exporting, them another tropical home How sortstca this
 One Of the first essentials for material develop of the south is \ PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF LABOR Without that there Not only shall the present southern population white and black needed but MILLIONS MORE the rapidly growing world demand for aud other products The desire of southern railroads immigration along their lines today indication of coming those who think expelng the negroes consider what Britain wou them South Africa Inferior they may be today rule educated white la or the difference is nearly between wh' and black la bor here between white and Kafir labor in Africa
 In the nine millions of cocre people south has the value which difficult overpsmae That improved It here and be spared if could be expelled
 NEITHER CAN IT BE PERMITTED w'7+ EXIST IN IGNORANCE. 1T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
The Economic Value of Wives


 :" CONOMIC independence is necessary feature of woman*
 advancement. Men learn appreciate the economic 0 value of their wives IN THE HOME. We pay cooks
 teachers think of the work done by the home teachers and guardians o the welfare children The husband should not be dependent the bounty wife, should the wife be DEPENDENT ON THE BOUNTY OF HER HUSBAND.
 many nvidious social distinctions consideration If she sinner she entitled to the consid eraon I'll F AN who sinner Any other method IS qlal, unjust and unfair
 FEAR DOLL IN THE PAR LoR THAN DO WOMAN WHO WORKS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
WILL GIVE FREE MUSIC.

Pine Bluff, Ari,., Ma 22t 1..'}5. Publishers Graphic. City
 GentIemen= will give to tAs win nc1, of the s40aoo kin1bail piano offer eH by you the choice of au4 music ir the house tu the amout of S3A Y01rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
A Remarkable Offer @@

i1e Graphic Proposes t8 G5>s N ay4 h@9lutel4 rec o( cost, a 94o8.e0 #ia.se aH1 >959.s9 .4 5u4 5.,s to Apply on tfe Purchase Price a1 Two z~g Waking q Grand Total of 555o.oo 5r Fri ' tt!c fgree Host Po4ular Ladies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
HlT- TIE ELkS TO

In July when the Et&7 @tt . 10 be very lew aJ2.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20
EMPLOYEES THEIR OWN JuDeEs
Remarkable System Of seIf-Govers.
ment on Illinois Railroad.

An interesting feature in the organ.
ization of the Illinois Valley railway 10
the method used in maintaining din.
cipline among employees. The method
is that of self.government and the en-
ployes are practically their own disai.
,plinarians. The em>.oyo., with To
sanction Of the general manager, ~
lect committee of three of their
number, the duty OF which committee
is to keep in close touch with tho
employees and to investigate any
charges Of disorderly conduct made
against any employe. Upon the REQ
ommendation of the committee mo-
torman OF a conductor Is discharged
without further investigation. The
members of the committee receive
no pay for their services while con-
Quoting an investigation, except whom
such service conflicts with their daily
duties. They are chosen from the list
of those who have been longest in the
service OF the road. Since this system
of discipline was inaugurated the men
have taken an increased interest in
their department. AS direct result
of this organization detail, better
class OF men is available for train
service, the social standing of the em-
ployes is greatly improved and there
is greater harmony among the men
themselves.-Electric Railway Re-
view.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20
STATISTICS OF BRITISH ROADS.
Consul at Southampton Gives Some
Interesting Figures.

Consul Albert w. Swain writes
from Southampton that the prelimin-
airy summary Of the railway returns
for work done in 1905 have just been
Issued by the British board Of trade.
The total mileage in the United
Kingdom operated was 22,s43 miles.
the increase in mileage for several
years past being small. The train
mileage of passenger trains was 244,-
$4,000 miles; goods trains, 154.743,-
900, and mixed trains, 1.717.000. The
number of first-class passengers car
ried was 36,077 600; second-class, ST..
9S1, 900, and third-class, 1.109.444. 900.
Season ticket holders numbered $685.
O00 The passenger traffic receipts
were greater on a less number of pas
sengers carried in 1905, being $244,.
$4,000, as against $241 .93S,0S5 In 1904.
Freight traffic in 1905 amounted to
461, 49,, 900 tons. with $2s2.000,000 re-
ceipts, an increase over 1904 of $4,-
999,740. The authorized capital of all
the companies in the United Kingdom
in 1905 was $6.9s3.605, 900. and the
amount fully paid up was $6,413,S10-
900. The gross receipts from all
sources was $567.745.000. the working
expenditures being given a. $350.435..
900, making the. net receipts for 1905
s217,s1O,0o0, an increase of 100000
over 1904.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20

Refrigerator cars cooled by the ex
pansion and Incorporation of read
lily liquefed gas were tried last sea
son with good results on one of the
railroads leading from Paris. Evap-
Grafton was controlled by an auto
matte thermostat. This consisted of
coiled tube filed with volatile
liquid that expanded to consider
able degree on heating. ard as this
caused the pressure to rise the roll
was unwound and the motion of
coiling and uncoiling was made to
move the valves controlling the lique-
ned gas. The thermostatic regulator
was so arranged as to be automat.
ically thrown out Of gear or re.
stored to working condition on tho
opening or closing Of the doors Of
the car.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20
oI,eouraoino Train Robbers.

The only instance of hold-up Of
q railway train in Canada resulted in
the arrest and conviction Of three
men, who were sentenced to life and
25-year terms In the penitentiary. OF
course. they want to take an appeal,
but that is not matter of right II
Canada, and they are complaining It
this denial Of the ordinary privileges
which criminals enjoy in tails country.
They should have thought of th0
before plying their industry in Cas-
ada.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20
Had Earned an Assistant.

Mr.. Furber. formerly superintend-
ent of the Boston & Maine railroad,
was very tall man and noted for his
fondness of joking, says the Boston
Herald. He was on an annual in
spection at Georgetown with num-
Der of friends, and began joking Mr..
Horner, who acted as station agent,
baggagemaster, freight agent and
crossing tender. and who had long
asked for helper without success.
Horner was a very short man, with
exceptionally short legs. Being asked
by the superintendent what made his
legs SO short. he replied: MY legs
were as long as yours when came
here, but have worn them OFF run
ming round after the Boston & Maine
railroad" He got his assistant.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20
New Raiiro.ds for Arabia.

1t ia proposed to build two new rail.
road lines into the interior of Arabia.
The difficulties Of the Turkish govern
mant with the Arabian insurgents has
resulted in official plans for a railroad
from Hodeidah, on the Red sea, to San
naa, 200 miles eastward. where the
rs, 900 Turkish troops make headQuar-
ters.
A French engineer corps, under an
armed escort Of 100 men. is now max
ing the surveys for the government.
Sannaa, the largest city In. southern
Arabia, has a civil population Of u.s.
900. and is the center of the rich coun-
try known as the Yemen. or Arabia
Felix. Here the famous mocha coffee
Ii grown, and large quantities of sheep
and goat skins and various gums are
exported. and Engineering
Review.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-10-20

Not content with private cars. some
railroad magnates are about to In
troduce the private locomotive. Three
OF these are now being built by the
president. general manager and gen.
eral superintendent Of leadiaS trunk
line. They arc to be speedy, power
full and beautiful. and there will be q
return of the brasswork vanity upon
these new locomotives. They will be
beautifully modelled, and all exposed
partD will be highly polished. The
interior Of the cabs will be finished in
mahogany and the driving wheels
Win be covered with dust guards
fyo0 running board to centsrs.