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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
By Associated Press.

Jackson, Miss, Jan IA sensation.
al petition was fled in the Kinds
county chancery court to-day by R. B.
Martin and W. B. Griffith, of Vicks-
burg. against the YaZoO City and
Mississippi Valley R. R. Co, the HI
inois Central R. r. Co. and the Metro
politan Trust Co, of New York, seek
ing to have declared fraudulent all
bonds issued by the first named road
since 1884. The petitioners set up
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
WILL CONSIDER
WAGE QUESTION
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 4.-President Fin
ley and the superintendent of the
Southern Railway met committees OF
the employees of the operating depart.
ment to-day in annual conference and
to consider requests for advances OF
from ten TO twenty per cent in wages
The sessions will probably continue
for three days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
EXAMINATION OF
THAW FOR LUNACY
~ Associated Press

. New York, Jan IA conference
of members of the Thaw family will
be held soon for the purpose of in
ducing Harry Thaw's mother to con-
sent TO his examination for a lunacy
commission 1t is said that other in
terested members are convinced of
the wisdom OF this proceeding but
that so far Mrs. Thaw has been OBJ
posed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
MODERN METHODS
I OF CONSOLIDATION
ORGANIZE TO FORCE
RAILWAY COMPANIES
TO IMPROVE SERVICE
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Represent-
ing boards of trade and COM
mercial bodies in all parts of
the United States, two hun
dred delegates met today for
the purpose of organizing Ma
tional Reciprocal Demurrage
Association to compel the rail-
roads of the country to furnish
adequate cars for the accom-
mediation of freight traffic. S.
p. Andrews, of Memphis, was
elected temporary chairman.
The objects of the associa-
ton are to make railroads equal
sufferers when cars are delay
ed; to compel the collection of
demurrage from favored ship
pers; not permitting wrecks
to be an excuse for delay.
The convention will continue
for two days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
CANDIDATE ASKS FOR
A FULL INVESTIGATION
By Associated Press.

Lansing. Mich, Jan ARTHUR
Hill, one of the four candidates for the
the United States senate against
whom Governor Warner expressed his
opposition, invites Attorney General
Bird 10 at once begin a full investiga-
ton Of his methods af=eampaigp;ng.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
TO INQUIRE INTO
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LIVINGSTON REFUSES
TO BE BluEFEO BY THE
COTTON EXCHANGE
BY Associated Press.


Washington, Jan. 4.-Refer-
ring TO yesterdays action of
the Cotton Exchange threaten
ing action for libel on &C
count of the charges to be
brought before the pOstmas-
ter general by himself and
Harvie Jordan, president of
the Southern Cotton Associa-
ton, Congressman Livingston
said:
1T is a losing game IL they
think they can bluff me out by
threatening libel proceedings.
An attempt is being made to
cloud the issue by asserting
I'm after the exchange as
body. l am after the govern
ing body; the steering commit
tee composed of fifteen men
who are responsible for condi-
tions."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
BUILDING FOR BUREAU OF
AMERICAN REPUBLICS
By Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. Andrew Car
negie has given a seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollar building for the
use of the bureau OF American repub-
lies The president had already ac-
cepted and to-day Secretary Root met
the donor and received the Official
transfers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
BIG ADVANCE IN
TOWAGE RATES
Rv Associated Press.

New Orleans. Jan. 4-The an
nouncement was made tonight that
steamship towage rates in New Or
leans harbOr had been advanced thirty
to fifty per cent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
SERIOUS OCTROI
RIOTS IN SPAIN
Bv Associates Press.

Madrid, Jan 4-Serious octrol riots
have occurred at Alincapte, province
OF Valencia. Crowds surrounded the
shops stoned the owners who refused
70 close and in some cases even at
temnted arson. The civil guard tried
to dispense the rioters without using
violence, but failing, were compelled
TO charge Shots were fired, as re-
suit OF which two persons were killed
and number wounded.
Similar scenes were enacted at
Saguanto, where two persons also met
death at the hands of the guards
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
ANTI-TIPPING
LAW is UPHELD
By Associated Press

New York. Jan 4.-The anti-tipping
law passed by the last legislature was
upheld to-day by decision of the
Juctices of the court of special ses-
sionS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
OF Mammoth Railway Sys-
TENS Inquired About by
Commission.
AFTER SO-CALLED
HARTMAN LINES
Object Is to See if There is
a Combination in Re
straint of Trade.
MUCH IMPORTANT TESTIMONY
ADDUcED RELATIVE TO OWN
ERSHiP OF HARTMAN PROPER
TIES, ALL OF WHICH ARE
OPERATED UNDER MUTUAL
AGREEMENT HARTMAN UN
ABLE TO APPEAR.
BY Associates Press.

Y New York, jan Modern methods
OF combining and consolidating NAM
fnoth railway systems and extending
me principals in a community of in
ferest were delved into to-day by the
Interstate commerce commission
which began an inquiry into the so
called Hartman lines. The object of
Hartman lines or any of the railroads
OF the country are combined in re-
straint of trade
At the hearing 1t was brought out
that the Union Pacific Company,
Southern Pacific Co., Oregon Short
Line and Oregon Railway and Navi-
cation Company were under practic-
ally the same administration, Mr.. Har-
riman being president of each
company. 1t was further shown that
1.-THE Southern Pacific owns the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and controls
the Portland and Asiatic Steamship
Company. On the Atlantic Ocean It
was shown that the Southern Pacific
owns line OF steamers between New
York and New Orleans.
The Union Pacific. by agreement be-
Clark has traffic agreement with the
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway
Nbr ninety-nine years during which
Ame the latter road cannot raise its
rates without the consent of the
Southern Pacific, which admitted it
does not own dollar of the stock.
The Union Pacific with the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific exercises
Joint control over the Chicago and
Alton Railway. each to control year
about for ten years.
Hartman is Still Sick.
New York. Jan. 4.-Counsel for the
Union Pacific Company announced
that President E. H. Hartman, on &C
count of ilI-health following an opera
ton. would be Unable TO appear be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion which began here TO-DAY an in
uuiry into the affairs of the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific Railway
systems. Counsel further said that
Mr.. Hartman could testify at his own
house II the commission desired. He
urged however. that the taking OF Mr..
Harriman's testimony be postponed.
Mr. Hartman was excused from at
tendance at this time. It will be ten
days or more before he could appear,
according to counsel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
Wrecks on the B. & 0. and
Southern Railways Spur
Commission to Act.
HIGH OFFICIALS
ARE SUBPOENAED
Commission May Call Off
GERS of Other Lines
to Testify.
INQUIRY WILL BE MADE UNDER
AUTHORITY OF ACT OF CON-
GREss ADOPTED AT LAST SEES.
sIoN-PRoeREss OF INvEsTL
CATION OF SUNDAYS RALTk
MORE AND OHIO DISASTER.
By Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. Am inquiry in
to the operation of the block signal
systems of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and of the Southern railway
was instituted today by the interstate
commerce CON mission. IN making
the inquiry, the commission is acting
under authority of an act of congress
adopted at the last session calling for
a report on the working of the rail.
road block system generally, specific
instances OF which appears to be.
failure OF the block signal device, or
as one of the commissioners express
ed it, the failure of the human end OF
the device to prevent the loss of not
only property but life were afforded
by the recent disastrous accidents on
the Southern Railway at Lawyers, Va,
and on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way at Terra Gotta, d. c.
Officials of both the Southern and
the Baltimore and Ohio were sub
poenaed before the commission to
give it such information as they might
possess. If, after the officers of these
lines have been examined it be deem.
ed desirable 10 DO so, the COMMISSION
may call officials of other lines on
which wrecks recently have occurred
on account OF the apparent disregard
of the block signals arafhe failure OF
the system to accomplish its purpose.
The following witnesses had been
summoned and were present: Charles
SeIden, superintendent of telegraph,
John G. Wilson, assistant general at
torney; G. s. Potter, third vice presi-
dnt; ]. E. Dent, train dispatcher; j.
w. Gallagher, train master; H. S. Pet
tiford, road foreman; F. P. Patenall,
signal engineer and Thomas FitZger-
aid. general manager; all of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad; ]. S. Hitch
cock, locomotive engineer of this
city, and Eli c. Forester, of Den
yer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
B.. G o. Wreck Inquiry.

Washington, Jan. AT the con-
tinuance of the inquest and investi-
CATION of Sundays Baltimore and Ohio
wreck at Terra Gotta, four witnesses
cOrrobOrated the testimony OF the
Operator at Takoma that the dead"
train ran past the stop signal; also
that the passenger had the right OF
way by white" signals at three sta
TONS Menu ,rs of the train crews
will be Gale tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
Kinu Enjoys Himself.

London. Jan. 4-King Edward. who
IS a guest of the duke of Devonshire.
at ChatsworTh. is enjoying the pheas-
ant shooting His outdoor activity In
dicates that he is now more robust
than for some time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
Sensational Petition Filed
Against Two Big Railroads

that the earnings of the road have
been wrcngfully diverted and ask q
full accounting of all bonds and an
Injunction preventing their disposal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-05
No Knowledge Of Suit.

Chicago, Jan fudge Dickinson.
chief counsel of the two roads, left
Chicago to-day for Washington Other
officials of fhe Illinois Central de-
cIared they had no knowledge Of the
suit.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
GUGGENHEIM To
Go TO SENATE
COLORADO LEGISLATURE eroos-
Es MuLTtsatlLloNalRE Bs
A LARGE MAJORITY.
Waited TEN YEARS
Head Of Great smeiter Trust Sue
eeeds Thos. M. Patterson 40 One or
the lawmakers Of the Nation.

Denver. Jan ls-slmon 0uggen'
helm. republican. was elected United
States senator to succeed Thomas H.
Patterson. democrat, by the legisia'
ture today. He received a large ma
jority In both house and senate In
separate session, the vote being"
Senate. Guggenheim %. Charles d.
Thomas, democrat. twelve. House.
Guggenheim ID. Thomas Is, Frank C.,
Goudy. republican. 4.
Senator Morton Alexander. republi'
can. was absent ON account Of sick.
ness.
All the republican members present
voted for Guggenhelm except Repre-"
sentative III. ID. vincent of Delta
county. who voted for Goudy. Three
democrats. after voting for Thomas,
changed to Goudy a. a compliment.
They are kem. Mortrose: Ebbert.
Otero: Bellesfield. Pueblo.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
Commander In Chief Supreme.

Washington. Jan. 15~In the senate
today Senator spooner resumed his
speech upon the Brownsville resoiu-
ton. which began yesterday. He said
he agreed II was for congress to deter
mine the oath Of enlistment. duration
LOT term. pay. method OF punishment
and many other regulations for gov.
ernment soldiers. but no could not
agree that the commander In chief OF
the United States army In time OF
peace or war, was under supreme com.
mand Of congress. The constitution
made the president commander In
chief Of the army without defining his
functions. declared spooner. He read
frnm a decision I'm the swayne case I'm
the court Of claims that congress rnay
reduce or abolish the military forces,
but 40 long "a there IN force. the CON-
mander In chief In supreme.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
A. H. WHITMORE chosen
TO SUCCEED DIR. BLACK
School Board of City of Las Vegas
Holds Regular Meetine.-Littte Busi-
ness of Importance.

The regular meeting of the school
board was held Monday night and the
regular routine business transacted.
The enrolment shows that there are
e93 pupils In the schools and that 1853
of these are Spanish-Americans.
A memorial TO the New Mexico legis-
lature was adopted asking that body
to enact some legislation that will
make it possible to secure county sup
erintendents OF educational abilities.
1t has long been apparent that legis'a-
ton of this kind il needed and it is
hoped that favorable action will be
taken.
The resignation OF DR.. Black caused
a vacancy on the board and A. RI.
Whitmore was elected to ill out the
unexpired term.
John A. Ross reported that he had
given careful attention to the drainage
of the high school building and the
same Is now In good condition.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
Demand a Demurrage Law.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE commit
tee of seven appointed by the National
Reciprocal Demurrage convention.
which was held In Chicago recently
for the purpose of devising a remedy
for car shortage, Is In Washington to
day and will seek an audience with
the president. He will be urged to
send 10 congress a special message re"
1commending the passage during the
nresent session of law providing for
recinroeal demurrage. Victor Fl. Beck
man, secretary of the Pacific Coast
Lnmbermen's association. Is chairman
OF the committee. Other members are
III r. Smith of Detroit, secretary or
the Michigan Manufacturers assoea'
tion. J.. A. Van Hoose OF Memphis
president of the Southern wholesale
crocers' association: II. NJ. Wasmuth
lof Chicago, president Of the National
Hay and Grain association: Il. NJ
WAYNE. Walter Boyle and c. I. M'llard
OF Chicago
According TO Chairman Beckman, II
In the intertion of the Pacific North
west 1umbermen to attempt to put the
Hill properties. including the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern roads. into
jthe hands of a receiver.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
REPUBLICANS PLAN
PREuMINARIES FOR
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN

Washington. Il e. Ian IL Faan'
fur the national campaign of 1900
have already s'ten formulated by The
republicans A meeting uf the exeen
live committee Of the national Isagne
Of republican clubs In ostng held In
this city for the purpose Of making
preliminary arrangements for the op
enlng n the campaign. The commit,
tee consists of one member from
each state and the representation nj
soday's meeting In large,
The delegates were given a Feeep
tton nj the White House today. the
president extending each Of hin call
ers hearty greeting.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
APACHES ANXIOUS To
RETURN To TERRITORY
Indians In Oklahoma Anxious 10 re.
turn 10 New Mexico. ~-- Have Made
Many plsits Back and Forth.

Lawton. Okla. Jan. 1s.-Many have
been the visits between the two
branches of the Apache Indians, those
living I'm New Mexico and those I'm Ok
lahoma. In the past year. ana 1t is the
hope OF Chief Asa Ieklugie and a
majority Of the other leaders and fol-
lowers that some arrangements can
be perfected whereby the Apaches
may return 10 New Mexico.
Recently the chief. accompanied by
Natche, the hereditary chief OF the
chirichua Apaches, and others. re.
turned from the Mescalera reserva.
tion In New Mexico much delighted
with the country. and he has asked the
government that they allow the prison
ers of war 10 return and nearly ali
the Indians have decided to make the
move as soon as the war department
acts.
peganza and Crookneck. two Apach-
es from the Mescaiera agency, arrived
In the city a few days ago after re.
porting to John r. Blackmon. at An.
adarko. Their furlough dates from
January 5th and is given for a period
of thirty days to visit with Indians
In the Kiowa agency,
They left for Cache, where they gn
40 bold \ conference with cuanah
Parker. who Is considered by Ceroui-
mo as one Of his best friends, outside
his own tribe. These Indians refused
to give out the mission of their visit
to the Commanche chief. Other than
that he was great friend Of the tribe.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
Waited Ten Years

Denver. Colo. Jan. l5.-After ten
years Of waiting and working and the
expenditure Of million dollars. Simon
|Guggenheim. Jew. multi-millionaire
and head Of the smelter trust, was
elected to the United States senate
when the Colorado state legislature
met In session today 10 ballot ON a
successor 10 Senator Thos. NJ. Patter.
son.
Simon Guggenheim Is 80 years OF
age, a native of Philadelphia. and is
well educated and n linguist. He is
one OF seven brothers who practically
control the smelter business Of the
country. as we'll as the silver output
and a large share OF the copper pro-
ductlon. The wealth OF the Guggen.
helms is variously estimated at from
100 to 900 millions.
The future solon has long been the
western representative of the Guggen-
helm trust" and Is considered one of
the ablest mining experts OF the coun.
try. He came to Colorado In 1889, re-
siding for many years In Pueblo. In
1898 he moved TO Denver and was
nominated for governor by the silver
republicans. but declined the nomin-
alton. Since that time 1t has been the
greatest ambition of his life to be
elected senator, and his political foes
declare that he spent over s1,0o0,o0o
during the last campaign to accom-,
plish this purpose.
Guggenheim declares that he will 20
to the senate. not TO represent the
smelter trust or any other special In,
'terest, but to represent the people of
Colorado. AN honorable ambition Is
permitted to every man, even the
! wealthiest," he says, 'and 1t is my am,
bition to serve my country"
; Many republicans have opposed Gug-
genheims candidacy. owing to his
wealth and great private interests.
and President Roosevelt has refrained
from giving him executive endorse
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
FRIENDS OF TEXAS
#"s4&
SENATOR WIN POINT
Request for Opinion Of Attorney csn,
erai Stricken Out of Demand for
Evidence Against Bailey. =

Austin, Texas, Jan. 15-The house
today passed a resolution calling up
ON the attorney general to submit, To
that body all documentary evidence
In his possession duplicating Senator
Bailey i'm certain dealings with the
Waters-pieree OH company. The or
fginal resolution provided that these
documents be accompanied by the at
torney generals opinion as to thei.
merit, but Bailey's adherents object
led to this so strenuousiy that IL was
stricken out. The friends OF Bailey
are jubiIant, claiming that he will b.
reelected next week without further
Opposition. ..@.4~." *=>*s#s H.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
CITY MAY HAVE
Been DESTROYED
KINGSTON, JAMAICA CUT OFF
FRoM COMMUNICATION VITA
OUTSIDE WORLD.
Big QUAKE RuM0RED
Reported That There Was Great Loss
ef IHs.-cemmunacatacn aesscres
Partially. - No Particulars.

New YORK. Ian, 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph company In TN receipt
of aavicas that Kingston. Jamaica, has
teen destroyed hy m earthquake with
much loss OF life
The announcement issued oy the
Western Union IN ~ follows:
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany has reeet"ea advices that com.
munleasion with Kingston. Jamaica. n
interrupted. also Do the lsthmus via
Jamaica. caused apparently by an
earthquake. and that later adviees are
that the land line communication In re.
ssorsd to within five mifes Of Kingston.
Traffic may be accepted at the send
ers' rtsk, subject TO heavy delay. n
n reported that Kingston has been do.
stroyed by nm earthquake with much
loss OF life.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
david FRANCIS and
PARTY ENTERTAINED
81. Louis World's Fair Officials ~
tsst.insd by srssldsns oIas
In Capital Of Mexico.

City OF Mexico, Jan. 15.-~Former
Governor David n. Francis OF Nils.
souri,, who yesterday presented to
President Diaz a medal and diploma.
awarded the chief executive of Mex
leo by the st. Louis Worlds Fair Of
ficiais. called ON Ambassador Thomp.
son, Consul General Gottschalk ana
Albino n. Munro. the Mexican com"
missioner at the St. Louis fair. The
party win be entertained today at a
luncheon TO he given In their honor
by President Diaz.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
NEW YORK life TO
| BE INVESTIGATED
District Attorney Begins Proceedings
and President J. r. Heagman
ls Sailed to Testify.

New York. Ian. IAN investig l.
ton into the arrangements of the
Metropolitan i.if" Insurance compa-
ny. similar To that into the New York
Life, which resulted in the indictment
of George W Perkins and Charles S.
Fairchild. has been begun by the dis
trict attorney. President J. r. Hegg'
man, of the Metropolitan. has been
asked to appear personally In the
criminal court building.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
FLOOD WARNINGS sent
OUT ALONG Ohio RIVER
Big Stream Rises twenty-five Feet at
Pittsbure.--Rain Steadily Failing at
the Head Waters.

Pittsburg, Jan 15.-Flood warnings
were sent out by the local weather bu-
reau last night. stating that height
of twenty-five feet would be reached
by the river today The crest of the
flood early today was at Freeport and
McKeesport. Rain that Is falling about
the headwaters of the Allegheny and
other rivers will swell the flood.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
SENATE SUBSIDY
BILL DEFEATED

Washington. Jan. ts.-Ey a vote OF
eight to seven. the senate ship subsidy
bin was defeated IN the house commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries
today. A the committee had no Al
thority to sit during the sessions OF
the house and a. objection was made
TO granting this authority. a vote on
the Grosvenor mail subsidy substitute
was prevented and the committee ad'
journed to meet at four this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
vlllareal Given More Time.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE immigra-
tion office has extended To February
the time In which Antonio Villareal
the Mexican now detained In El Paso
may show cause why he should not
he deported TO his native country. Vii
lareal L. charged to be- Illegally In the
United States, because he served a
term of Imprisonment In Mexico for
murder. The Mexican authorities are
anxious to have the man depQrted fol
alleged revolutionary tendencies.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
RICHARDSON To GO To
SENATE FROM DELAWARE
Legislature Formally Chooses Sue
eessor to j. Frank Alice In Sep
arate Session Today

Dover, Delaware. Jan. 15.~~Harry
A. Richardson, republican, was today
formally elected United States sena-
tor to succeed ]. Frank Alice. Both
houses bailoted separately. In the
senate. eleven votes were cast for
Richardson and five for Salisbury,
democrat. Richardson received TWEEN.
ty-five votes In the house and sauls-
bury ten.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS
lNDORsE President
Approve Of HE Action In ptseharginu
Negro Soldiers In Connection
With Brownsville Riots.

jefferson City, Jan. Is.-The house
today, over the protest of its repuhil"
can members. endorsed the action nj
President Roosevelt In diseharging
the negro soldiers connected with the
Brownsville riots. The resolution en-
dorsing and approying ths action nj
the president was passed, the demo
Gratis voting for II and the repuhii-
cans against IL.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
UNITED Mine WORKERS
Over Seven Hundred and Fifty Dele
oates Gather at indianapolis From
Over the Entire Country.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. Is. - The
eighteenth annual convention of the
United Mine Workers of America open
ed here today with 500 delegates from
the bituminous districts of the country
and $50 delegates from the three dis
ltricts of the anthracite field. The af-
fairs of the organization are In quiet
er state than for years.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
ASK INVESTIGATION
OF THE ELECTION OF
President HARAHAN

Springfield. H.. Jan. 15.-ln the
senate today a resolution was intro.
duced calling for the appointment OF
a special committee to make thor.
ough investigation OF the election OF
J. II. Harahan to the presidency CT
the Illinois Central. The resolution
recites that this body believes the
election was illegal"