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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
COAL IN NEW MEXICO.

The production of coal in New Mex leo for the calendar year 1906, esti- mating the December output, reached a gross production of 1,973,25O short tons. The amount used in operating the mines was 77,250 tons; the net product shipped from the mines being l,S96,40O short tons, an increase of 295.400 tons over the preceding year, or 1S.46 per cent increase of net pro duct shipped. The production of coke was 11s.O0o short tons. The average value of the coal at the mines was Sl-5O per ton, and of coke s3.30 per short ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE LOWELL SHAFT.

The Lowell shaft is surely doing business. On account of the fuel sit nation this shaft was shut down in part; but it is in operation again. The Lowell has eleven stations and many drifts containing fine ore bodies. They are taking out from 300 to 800 mining ears of ore daily and shipping 1t to the smelter at Douglas. The ore runs in the neighborhood of 15 per cent in the neighborhood of Is per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
PLAN RECORD YEAR.

JOPLIN, Mo, Jan. 19.-The lead and zinc producers of this district are planning for a record year in output and profits. They derive their couragement not only from the recent substantial advances in the prices of the metals, but also from the fact that values continue, down with depth, while at the same time the cost of pro duction is being materially reduced by many operators.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE JUNCTION.

The new ore bins have been com uleted, and the shipment of ore to the Douglas smelter has commenced.
 The work of drifting on the 12OO foot level is in progress and altogeth- CT the shaft is a busy place. The ere found is not of high grade but there are large bodies. s.. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
VISITING TOMBSTONE.

s. R. Kaufman of Marquette. Mich. and w. G. Rice of Houghton, Mich, have been visiting Tombstone The distinguished gentlemen, who are among the heaviest mine operators in Arizona, and were on a visit of inspec- ton to their Tombstone interests and viewing the district with Superintend- ent F. W. Hoar. of tho Old Glory Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
112 CAR LOADS OF FINE SILVER

Arizona produced 2,747,SOo ounces of silver in the year 1906. Colorado leads all the states with 12,245, 100 ounces in the same time; Utah comes next with 11,53S,00 ounces and Moa- tana has close lead with 11,4TS,7 100 ounces. 56,1S3,50 was produced throughout the United States. It would take train of 112 cars to car " it if each car was loaded with 40.- 900 pounds or 20 tons. .. a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
DEMAND FOR ZINC.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 19.-The de- mand for zinc throughout the republic is increasing rapidly, owing to it's wide use in the cyanide process. One company now has a secret process of cutting zinc shavings, and is shipping its product to the mines throughout Mexico. ....T
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
ZINC LEASES.

Logan, Utah-Development work in this district discloses the fact that at the water level a high grade of copper sulphides is present in good quantities. Indications point to extensive copper mining operations here in the early future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
BIG GOLD STRIKE.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Jan. 19.- New and rich gold strikes have just been made in this district, the assay tests giving remarkable values, run. ming up into the hundreds and even thousands of dollars for picked sam ples. Ore shipments are going forward.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
CALUMET AND pfTTssuRa

This shaft was obliged to close down
 for, a time on. account Of fuel condi- tions. The management are rustling fer a supply and will soon be running in full blast again. Everything is re- ported o. K. and the outlook good.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

the 500 foot level. one on the HOO and the other on the 1,400. The haul on these levels is long, seventeen horses being now employed to do the wor. It is expected that with the electric locomotives twice as much ore can be hauled in half the time it now takes to transport it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE HoATsoN SHAFT.

This prospect is slowly forging ahead and the management is confi- dent that large ore bodies will be struck in the near future. The shaft is down 1850 feet with exploration drifts at the HOO foot level -
Valentine Democrat., 1907-09-05
Talk of the Town.

ing better.
R. G; Easley and daughter re-
turned Sunday from their visit at
the old home in Indiana.
Miss Claudia Wells entertained
a number of young ladies at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Luke Stotts spent several days
in our city last week and the first
of this week visiting friends.
Your attention is called to A.
John d Co.'S. new advertisement
which appears on page 1 of this
issue.
Miss Geraldine Tracewell be-
gins her school this week at
Thacher where she is teaching her
first term.
Frank Brayton is in a hospital
in Omaha where he is taking treat
ment Cor an aiIment that threatens
his health.
Miss Nellie DeBell of Rosebud
came down Saturday and that eve
ming departed for Westpoint to
attend school.
Miss May Barnes is teaching
the Simeon school aud began with
an enrolment of nine pupils Mon
day morning.
Dave Peters starts this morning
for the jamestown exposition, ex-
pecting to be gone a couple of
weeks or more.
Clyde Rosseter was in town Sat-
urday and went down to the Sparks
reunion, where he played with the
Cherry county base ball team.
Rev. John Thackrey returned
from Simeon Monday and that
evening started for Montana where
he expects to enjoy hunting trip
with friends.
The Presbyterian church is un-
dergoing some extensive improve
ments, both on its exterior and in
terror. The ladies aid society has
charge Of the work.
John Neiss was over from the
reservation this week, looking pale
and thin. He has been having a
siege of sickness which took him
down considerably.
Mrs. Daley entertained num-
Der of young ladies at her home
Friday evening. The party was
in honor of those intending to
leave soon for school.
L. H. Smith and wife have re-
turned from Omaha where they
have been in the hospital for three
months. Lou is looking we'll and
thinks he is all right now.
Major Kelly and number of
witnesses from the reservation
went up to Deadwood Monday
night, where they appear before
the federal court on various cases.
The team driven by Geo. Miller
on the city dray line ran away
Monday near the depot, spilling
George out and smashing up
the wagon to considerable extent.
>. +. hlmmell of Rosebud was
in town Monday, intending to pur-
chase residence in this city in
order that his>children might have
the advantages of our splendid
public schools.
A large number of young ladies
enjoyed themselves at a picnic
/ supper Saturday evening on the
creek. They took Floyd Petty
crew and Cloyd Quigley along to
do the work.
J. B. Lord and son Gordon were
in town yesterday. Gordon is
now guard of the forest reserve,
taking Hep ShockIey's place.
Valentine Democrat., 1907-09-05
John SpaIl and S. @. Spain of

John Spall and S. Q. Spain of
Simeon were in town yesterday.
John Bachelor and George Heine
drove in from the ranch of the
former Tuesday.
Judge Mogle brought the cleo
tion returns down from Boiling
Springs precinct today.
The finest -four in town is the
Golden Crown, $1.45. Sold at L.
G. Hornby's. Every sack guar
anteed. 33 9
George Hunter returned yester-
day from a trip into the south
country as far as Brownlee where
he was fixing up the telephone
tines.
Bryan Quigley and Cletis Haley
returned to town yesterday, after
a long outing with Mike Clynes.
Mr.. CIynes brought the boys in
and visited with friends until Sun
day evening.
The little son of T. c. Hornby
and wife has been seriously i'll this
week from an attack of choIe ra
infanSum. DR.. Bridges of Omaha
was called to assist our local ph y
sicians in caring for the child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggle, neice and
nephew of Mrs. j. M. Clarkson,
are here from Clay county, Ill.
on visit From here they go to
Tilford, S. D., to visit Mrs. Belle
Ciarkson. Grandma Clarkson
will accompany them.
Miss Frances Thackrey, who
has been teaching at the Rosebud
school the past year, was promoted
recently and transferred to the
SisSeton Indian school in South
Dakota. She came down last Sat
urday from Eosebud enroute to
her new position.
The Valentine Library Asso-
citation organized last Friday night
with a membership of irty-eight,
adopting a constitution and elect
ing a hoard of directors, which
consist of the following: For the
three year term-Geo. Elliott, L.
G. Sparks and |. NJ. Rice. For
the two year term-C. II. Cornell,
II. Daley and j. j. Mclean, and
for the one year term-Mrs. H.
Hoenig, Mrs. Martha Davenport
and W. S. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carter,
Henry Carter and J. E. Scott of
Nevada, Iowa. who is visiting Mr..
Carter's folks, were in town sew
eral days the past week attending
to the Mrs. Shore property, pack
ing and moving some of the house
hold goods to Cody where they
expect to have a big sale in the
near future. lir. Scott is rela-
tive of the Carriers and is thinking
of moving out here to look after
Mr.. Carter's ranch property, and.
in that case. w. H. Carter and
wife will probably move to Valen-
tine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
RchcI NnInae nnrncd.

TanRier. July ~ The government
troops under command Of Caid Bouch-
Ia, renewed operations against the
law less tribes today. They surprised
the village Of Alkala. inhabited by Raj
sui supporters, at d~aybreak, and set
Il on fire 4 brief fight ensued In
which many were Killed and a large
number ~ prisoners fell into Bouch-
ta's hands.
The commander Of the troops Of
fcrcd a big reward Ia any u deliv-
ering to him Raisuli, dead or alive.
Raisuli's letter to the sultan's min
lister threatening To Kill Caid Mac
Lean ana an urgent message sent to
Rouchta. acquainting him with the
threat, ana advising suspension Of
hostilitics. have SO far had no de-
tcrrent effect on the commander Of
the Moroccan troops,
= Is reported that ttaisuli had for
INFLATED demands directly involving
thc dilemma of either destroying the
governments authority or sacrificing
Ma Leans llfo Ralsull refuses to
treat with the sultan and insists that
Great Britain compel tho Moorish
pof arnmeut to acccdc Ia his terms
anH guarantee their execution. The
terms include a demand on the part
of lsaisuli that he he the governor of
the northern tribes. failing this, he
threatens that he viii XIII MucLoan.
The Monrs feel that the acceptance of
the bandits terms viii lead to an-
arrhy. thus affording am excuse for
Interference by France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
LITTLE DOING IN
HAGUE CONFERENCE
Anicricnns and british Exchange
Views ou pronositiuu for Pert
odicnl Peace Congress.

The Hague. July 3i-Tho Amer
lean and British delegates are eN-
changing views ON their respective
projected propositions relating to pee
riodical meetings 81 the conference.
and they may agree to combine tho
Two propositions
The United states thinks that the
fivc-Near period viii be sufficient tp
give rise 10 new problems, hut BIS ready
Go accept the sever year period as
suggested by Great Britain.
Germany and the United states
were again In line against Great Brit
ain ou the question 81 c-ontruband.
France voted against tho proposition.
while spain abstained from voting
Roth the United States ana Great
Britain have agrted upon the amend
ment to the American proposition re-
gardinE the establishment 81 "a gem
eral court Of arbitration. under which
the contracting powers may withdraw
from the agreement on six months
hut this must not be interpret
al a. affecting the principle OF tho
proposition or the extent Of The apple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
Germany BIamed for Anarchy.

London, Aug. 1.-THE morning pa
pers comment strongly on the state Of
anarchy as revealed by the massacre
at Casa Blanca and declare that It
Is evident that the sultan Is power
less 20 preserve order. The powers,
therefore, they assert, are bound "a
take measures to exact %retribution and
stem the lawlcssncss. The Daily
News says.
Nobody would blame France for
deciding that It Is useless to proceed
with a policy which merely toys with
the fringe OF the question, In the
end, however, the Moroccan difficulty
must be solved In Berlin before 1t
II faced az Fez."
The Daily Graphic declares that the
whole of Morocco Is laughing at the
Inability OF Europe to secure Mac
Leans release. The Algeciras COM
promise. II says, is worse than use
less, and tho time has arrived for the
powers ia authorize France and spain
10 occupy Fez.
ut Is impossible to believe" says
the paper. in the face of the Cash
Blanca massacre, that Germany VIII
longer oppose drastic measures Of this
kind. and nothing less win meet the
grave e%xigencics of the present situa-
tiOn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
ATTORNEYS REFUSE
To DEFEND THE
MURDERER
INDIGNATION REMAINS
HIGH IN SILVER CITY
Bad Man MaIoy Who Shot
Down Deputy Sheriff Smith
Valves Examination-Coro-
ners Jury Acts,


Silver city, n. NJ, July 3l.-Not an
attorney can be found in Silver city
who will undertake to defend Joe Ma
10y. the local bad man" who yester-
day shot down In cold blood and rid
died with bullets the body Of brave
Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith, when
the latter attempted to DO his duty
and arrest Maloy. Maloy this norm
ing waived preliminary hearing and
was committed to Jail. A coroneis
jury which was empanelcd yesterday
by Justice Newcomb returned a YER
diet thai the dead man came to his
death at the hands Of Joe Maloy.
As the shooting occurred in the most
thickly populated part of town, n
block from the court house, there are
many witnesses and the chain of evi-
dence against the murderer is com
plete from the time he left his house,
during his round Of the saloons, and
to the last shot he fired at his vic
tim.
The funeral viii occur tomorrow
from the Methodist church While
there is no more talk OF lynchlng ana
justice VIII be allowed to take its
the feeling against Malcy Is
bitter and intense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
OKLAHOMA IN LINE FOR
ROOSEVELT Is BELIEF
Former Rough Rider Suggested for
Chairman of Republican State
Committee.

Tulsa. !. r., July 31.-The republi-
can delegates to the state convention
which meets here tomorrow are now
concentrating their efforts in an az
tempt to agree upon a chairman of the
state committee. Governor FrantS,
after objection had been made To sew
eral candidates, suggested the name
of Charles Hunter. of Oklahoma City,
who vas a member of President
predicted tonight that President
Roosevelt viii be endorsed for tht
presidential candidate for 1905 If
Hunter Is chosen state chairman,
The negro delegates will demand
a plank on the separate coach question
and Will ask representation IN tho
state committee. ON the liquor qucs-
tion II Is believed that local option and
high license Will be favored.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
EMBALMING RENDERS
ANALYSIS nOIBTTTT

Chicago, July 31.-Dr. Adolnh
Gehrman. the chemist who examined
the stomach and other organs Of Mrs.
Pet Magiii Of Clinton, his, said TODAY
that he had not sent a full report of
his Investigation to the authorities at
Clinton for the reason hat h. had not
vet completed them.
He admitted that arsenic had been
found in the stomach but said H.
thought Il came from the cmbalming
He refused ta say anything further as
10 whether the proportion Of arsenic
was such as might be expected from
the cmnalminE duid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS

New York, July 3I-Flrst race.
mile and sixteenth. Zeneith won. Coy
Maid second. Cressina third. Time,
1915 SIS.
Second race. s~tceplechase. about
two miles BuCkman won. Blue Pig
% second. Essex third. Time. 3.a5.
Third race. mile and oue-haif. Ra-
cine n won. Flavigua second. Palette
third. Time, 1884.
Fourth rsce. the Sunshine stakes.
five and one-haif furlongs. He Knows
won. Hair Sovereign second. Live
Wire third. Time, l.o6.
Fifth race. six f~ufiongs. Wardine
won. ElcnSeidor second, EsCutchpnu
third. Time. lis SIS.
Sixth race. i've and ome-half fur
longs. Beardall won. Meisear second.
Franklin third. Time. 1.o1 SIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
POISON KILLED
MRS. MAG|LL
Chemical Analysis Reveals the
Cause of DEATH Belief in Su-
icide Theory Grows Among
Dead Woman'S NeighbOrS,


Clinton. MS. July 31.-The report
Of the medical experts who made tho
analysis of the contents of the stom-
ach Of Mrs. Pct MaglI, the first wife
of Fred Magill. were received here
today. and states Attorney Millcr-an-
nounccd that the report is to the effect
that Mrs. Magill died of Chloroform
poisoning. Traces of arsenic were
also found. The belief is growing
here that Mrs. Magill did commit sui
eide.
states Attorney Miller made this
statement today:
'"rhc theory the state Will go ON now
IS that there was a suicide compact
between MIR. and Mrs. Magiit and that
she carried out ner part OF the agree
mont."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
GEORGIA ATTEMPTS TO
DlSFRANCHlSE NEGROES

Atlanta. Ca. Juiy 2t-Thc so-calica
negro disiranchisHmtlft hlll was
passed hs the senate today by a vote
.nf sd ta =. The hil Will go d. the
house FOR action Friday and Is said a.
b. sure o. passage The bill which
fnllnW# closely the Alabama law. proc
vidcs that IN order O. vote a man must
.own or pay taxes On $500 worth OF
property. ar d. able a. read or write
IA paragraph ~ the state OF federal
constitution or De must have a proper
conception of his duly 60 the state and
The nation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
ALTERED RAILROAD
PASS; HEARING
THIS MORNING
Man Arrested at Lamy for
Making Little Change in San
ia Fe PaSteboard Yesterday.
win Be Prosecuted.

W. 4. Mobcrly MAS arrested y~cster-
day al Lstny hy chief of Detectives
Ben Williams ct the Santa Fc and
brought down here on one of The west
bound trains last night MnheriY.
who f. "A railroad man had q pas
reading from Kansas CITY to "a Mar
cial Having two friends who we've
Ia need 81 "a little "trip ha altered the
pass % make 81 goed .aar afTre men.
Instead Of only une. Mshrtlt VIII
have q hearing this morning before
Justice OF the Peace George X. Craig.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

AtchIsOn, Kas., July 3I.-MIss0ufl
Pacific freight engine No 1874 ran
away down Shannon hill this morning,
and struck the rear end of freight No.
15d. standing on the track,
Fireman +. Scott. of engine No. 1874,
Fred Butzierus, Ralph Moody and an
unknown man we're killed. The last
three were beating their way. Two
other tramps were injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

New York. July 3t.@The A r and
s. +. Railroad Company has sold to
}, T.. Morgan q Co, that portion of
the S26, 600, 600 convertible 5 per cent
bonds recently issued, which were not
taken by the roads stockholders. II
Is estimated that the stockholders
nave subscribed at par for slightly
more than eleven million dollars Of
the Issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
Anu-ClcricaI Riot In italy.

Snczia, ItaIY, July 3I.-A ViOIcnt
anti-clerical demonstration occurred
here tonight. the rioters breaking IN
the door of a church and pillaging H.
They piled the chairs ana sacred ves-
sells In the public square ana set fire
10 the pile. The police we're beaten
back by "a mob ana were Obliged To-
call to their aid the troops. Ten per-
sons were wounded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
TROOPS POUR into
BELFAST
British Government Detemin-
ed TO Prevent Strike DiSof-
ders in Irish Seaport


~ INV ~ ~ F"N#W ~"
Belfast. july 3i-Troous continue
ia pour into the city. emphasizing The
fact that The authorities are fuily de-
iHr Hulued CD Erappie promptly with
riuflnE. whether on the part 81 the
ftfikinE dnck laburors or the muffin
aus police. who are demanding more
pA} because ~ the extra work The
strike entails
Tine Fourth battalion of the Middle
aE regiment arrived to-day, A section
ri q EsseX regiment viii arrive ear
i tomorrow. making the military
.ffr mEih above GOO men.
The imposing display % force g.
producing a rclssufinE effect on the
EfHrni public which early in the trou-
HIe rat arwewh ft paulr-rfrlrkcu Inn
rHrtHuf Developments are expected
AUGUST 3 oH uhirh daA there viii be-
-rr.iti PARADE of the special disaf-
tfHtrI HsIfeU.
fit setting was resumed to-day at the
Hfrtfe and there Wrre several in
nct of vehicles in charge 90 dock
ntn heIuF overturned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

on the logs and his skull was crushed.
Wilder was prominent and popular
In Creole. He came here in 1892,
and for twelve years conducted the
Candle.
lie MAS fprty-four years old and
leaves a widow, mother and sister at
Littleton, and brothers in La lara and
Cripple Greek.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
DRIVER DROPS DEAD
IN TR0TTlN6 RACE

rHfsAure July at-J william
reff prominent al political and SPORT
inE Circles died suddenly to-day ai the
t 80 ab exciting horse race held
FL henley wark.
Str Nrm drove his-aNn eufrk %
thH race sud Just before ~ reached
tHe rnd uf fhe course ne suddenly
au Feln s~xeiHiminN I'm dome Tor.
and crsGred.
Death was Due io heart failure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

Buffalo. July 3f-Aftor covering a
distance of 2.S0S miles, the long con-
test between the two runahouts for
the coveted Hover trophy came 10 an
end here this evening, The winner Is
n. X. sheridan, of Cleveland. The
loser Is n. W, Leinbach. of Baltimore.
Who was forty minutes behind the
schedule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
Cnlch pomcrs Trlnl roslnnncd.

Georgetown, Ky, July 3l.-The
trial Of Caleb Powers, charged with
completely in the murder OF William
Goebel. has been indefinitely post
poned. Following the action of Spo-
cial Judge Robbins Ia Vacating the
bench. the attorneys could not agree
on a suitable man to try the case and
Robbins adjourned court. The trial
viii not proceed until Governor Beck
ham appoints a new Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

Creole. Cello. Juiy sts-GeorEe e.
Wilder. owner and editor Of the
Creede Candle. was killed last night
In q runaway accident His horse
became fractions while he was dFfK-
Ing aud running down the street
dashed into a pile ~ logs throwing
wilder out. he fell with great force
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

Parts, luly 3t-Thc minister of
war has instructed the commander az
the Mediterranean squadron To- hold
two cruisers In readiness To depart for
Mo oceo. He also photographed to the
captain of the cruiser ForbtnE. now
at The Azores, to remain there until
further instructions.
tpeCial dispatches from Tangier
re, olycd here late tonight express the
fcur that the number OF Europeans
murdered exceeds that first reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
BANDITS LOOT
MOORISH
PORT
SEVEN FOREIGNERS
SLAIN BY BRlGANDS
All Europe Indignant at Reign
of Anarchy In SuItan'S Do
maini Berlin Blamed for Con-
tinued Inaction.


Tangier. July sf.-On the pretex;
that they were d%ispleased with The
harbor works, three tribes today
gaided Casa Blanca, one Of the chief
seaports Of Morocco aud massacred
the native guards and seven Euro
peans. The other Europeans in the
city. together with a number of Jews,
took refuge on a German ship, which
has arrived here.
A French cruiser sailed for Casa
Blanca tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

Chicago, Ill. July 31.-A rate war
among the railroads between Chicago
and New York is threatened owing to
a reduction of one dollar in parts
rates made by the Michigan Central
and Grand Trunk roads.