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iieved. however, that Mr.. Maloney has
been In communication with his daugh-
DID HARTMAN sBUY7
Reported 'rhnt He HAS Acquired Stock
In Georgia Central.

AtSVOEtcu 'Inat He H0H ACQUIRED Stock
In Georgia Central.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Aocording to the
Times to-day, ~, II. Hartman was a
buyer OF Central Of Georgia stock last
week by OakleigK Thorne & Marsden j.
Perry, and he has plans for the road In
connection with the Illinois Central lines
The two roads connect. at Birmingham,
Ala. and the possession OF the Central
of Georgia will give the Hartman lines
another outlet to the Atlantic.
"A close associate of Mr.. Hartman,
when questioned regarding the purchase
OF the Central Of Georgia by that capl-
talist, remarked that Mr.. Hartman had
not been idly watching recent events
The Times says .urther that In the re-
cent annual report Of the Illinois Central,
Nov. was fixed as the date on which
its lines to Birmingham was to be COM
pleted, and that with that date comes
the news that Mr.. Harriman's influence
in southern territory is to be extended
beyond Birmingham eastward to the sea-
board at Savannah and westward by way
OF Chattanooga, Birmingham and Mont
gomery. 1t is known that Messrs. Thorne
and Perry paid about $3eOO,0O0 for the
100000 of Central of Georgia stock
which they purchased last summer from
the Richmond terminal organization COM
mittee, and 1t is assumed In the financial
district, the paper explains. that the
Hartman Interests took over the road at
not far from the same figure.
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FREE With VAST FORTUNE.
Gladys Vanderbilt Receive. Her S1:,-
100000 To Use Al Sic ElenAea.

Gladys Vanderbilt Receive. Her Si.,-
100000 to Use Az She Plenses.
NEW YORK. November 2.-Miss
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt. youngest
child of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who is to become the bride OF Count
Laszio .Szechenyi, OF Budapest. has at
tanned her majority and is now abso-
lutte mistress of fortune of nearly
ST.. 700, made 80 through legal pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court. Miss
Vanderbilt was not present In court
when her mother, Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbIlt was discharged as her guar
dian.
The proceedings were purely formal
and occupied but moment OF the
courts time. a member OF the firm
OF Anderson s. Anderson handed up a
paper In which was stated that Mrs.
Vanderbilt had fulfilled her duties as
guardian to the complete satisfaction
OF her daughter.
Nothing was said in the petition for
the Dismissal OF the wardship OF the
amount OF money that Mrs. Vanderbilt
had handled. In fact. no money was
mentioned at all.
The moment Justice Mccall signed
the petition OF Miss Vanderbilt, she
was no longer an heiress. but the pos
SCISSOR OF the great fortune left by her
father, seven years ago.
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WILL HAVE WOMEN .UsH ERs.
AInntiattan Opera-Ilouse, New York
A..

NInnliattnn Opera House., New York,
to Stnrt the Innovntion.f
NEW YORK. Nov, 2.-There are to bo
women lshers In the Manhattan opera
house this sea son, Last winter there was
considerable trouble with some OF the
men who were employed In this capacity,
and many changes had to be made in tho
corps OF seat pilots before the season
was over. Mr.. Hammersten and his son
Arthur have studied out the cause anu
effect ,of last years. petty troubles. and
they have decided that II women ushers,
who are employed In many Of the large
opera houses In Europe. area success,
the plan should work in the Manhattan,
and 1t will be tried, ~. y.
Twelve young women. some Of whom
have been teachers In the public schools,
have been engaged, and. beginning Mon
day night, they Will take charge Of the
seating arrangements OF the MAMMA ttan.s
The women will he In uniform and
easi recognizable, even In n crowded
uis.e. a5ifS ss 5lst ~ 53sl NJ "a Is sS il8 b
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LICENSE FOLK
CLAIM BIG VICTORY.
(Conlinued From First Page.l

800 =
known as the Anti-License State Com
mittee, OF which Alexander NJ. DAILY,
leading Democratic attorney of boyer.
is chairman. The committee has
chairman in each of the four dis
tricts. tile personnel being divided
politically. The "drysH are we'll sup
piled with funds. Thomas n. Rawlins.
State Treasurer and n Republican. IS
secretary of the State COMMITTEES.
Arguments of Two Sides.
Tie arguments of the "drys'' are for
effectual local option. the same con-
dition that now obtains in nine coun-
ties of Maryland along the"Eastern
Shore Tile vets, answer that il
the ''drys'' should win the State will
be overrun with speak easies," and
the revenue OF $4,000 which the Com
monw ealth now receives annually
from liquor licenses would be lost.
The anti-license forces retort that To-
cal option would mean fever prose
cntions and consequently a smaller.
expenditure for State government.
1t is believed Kent and Sussex coun-s.
ties viii go dry The real battle
ground is in Wilmington and in rural
New Castle county. The liquor intere@.s
will make their greatest fight in that.
city, where they have more than ST.
100000 Invested.
1t is likely that the liquor interests
will test the matter In court should
they be defeated In any OF the four
Districts. As a victory for the 'drys'
In Kent and Sussex counties seems
probable, extended litigation will
doubtless come before local option.
should 1t win in the State. will he
actually in effect.
.sDrys" Claim Victory.
: Alexander NJ DAILY, State chairman
|of the Anti-License Campai gn Commit
tee, has given out the following state
ment. claiming victory for the "drys.t =
II can SEQ nothing but victory Ii. att
of the local option districts in this
the liquor interests on every PROPOSE
ton, and have completely refuted every
argument they. have advanced We
conditions will be better in every dis
.trtct In this State III no license shalt
prevail and we have proved also that
taxes will be lowered instead Of raised.
In my Judgment. Kent and SUISSE i
counties will he carried by the No ~
license forces by ut least thousand
majority in each case, and that Viii.
5mngton and rural New Cas- tie will hts
carried for lis by. good majorities. TheN
liquor interests are depending upon
using large~suns of money for sue
cess, and this fact alone has brough hit
hundreds of voters to the support Of
the no-license ticket.
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IN MAINLAND.
To Express Preference for Senator, as
Well ms Elect Officers.

To Express Preference for senator, as
Well ms Elect Officers.
BALTIMORE. MD, November 2.-To-
night practically brings to a close the
campaign precedent to the election
next Tuesday when a Governor, Comp
troller, Acknowledgement and clerk of
the Court of Appeals members of both
branches of the legislature and coun-
.ty officers Will be balloted forAthrough-
out the state. In addition TO the cleo
ton of the officers named, there will
be on Tuesday primary election in
tended to Indicate the choice of the
people for the long term United States
sena torship. for which there are three
candidates, Edwin Warfield. the pres
ent Governor of the state: John Walter
Smith, Ex-Governor, and Congress man
j. Fred c. Talbot. or these the two
last named are organization men, while
Governor Warfield Is understood to be
warmly opposed by the organlza tion
forces. The campaign has been fought
actively and bitterly in the newspa pers
by the Democrats and Republicans, but
1t cannot be said that the general
public has shown any great interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
ECZEMA SKIN DEEP-NOT IN THE
BLOOD.
Skin Diseases Can be Cured Only BY Treat
ing the Skin.

Ii is useless to try to cure skin disease
by pouring vile. poisonous drugs, into tia
ste rnpch--th!s has been proved by years of
study and experimenting by tho world's
greatest scientists and specialists In cutane-
ous diseases.
When 1t was proved that skin disease was
In the skin only, and not In the blood. at
tention was hmm ediately given to discover
ia remedy that would cure the disease by
external application Years We're spent In
study and oxper imenting, but finally Dr.
Decatur d. Dennis, a skin specialist Of wide
rerut ton. compounded remedy consist
Ing of purely vegetable ingredients. and as
clean and pleasant to use as pure water.
This Instantly gave relief and quickly cur,d
the worst cases of skin disease, This rS-
remedy Is called d. ID. d. Pre-
sSrption. and the secret OF its success ia
that 1t gets at the seat OF the trouble im-
mediately killing the germs that cause tho
disease. md leaves tho skin soft and clean.
tho disense completely cured.
~ had eczema and tried (3l doctors FOR
itG) months writes r. II. Tesar banker
and city collector OF llopktnson. Ia. They
did me no good. wrote for q sample bot
tie or d, D, p. and started TO usa It, My
face and mustache were all LOT the dis
ease. The sample did mo good, and wrote
10, dollar bottle, and now. my face is
smooth as a baby's, Ny head was full ~
and always ltched; my hair WIS
coming out, but has stopped now, This has
al. disappeared. and feel twenty years
would not be afraid to guar
antee p. D, D, to cure eczema and dandrun
That all barbera tell their customers VII,
ho. a Of D. Is. 3. and got cured
liberal sample bottle can be had FREQ,
'pcstpaid BY writing the D. D. y, Co., liz
Michigan Street, Chicago, ILL.,. enclosing
only 400 to help pay cost OF packing and
mailing Or you can find thla Wondertul
remedy on sale by Owens 8 Mlnar Drug 60.
sktn. dieting, and bathing, 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
TERMS OF TEN CONVICTS
AGGREGATE OVER 100 YEARS
Especial to The Times DISPATCH
y<N1p INiNT |sst ~ A iffFF 4,

ISpeplnl to The Times Dlsnntch,l
NORFOLK, VA, November Fin
the Corporation Court to-day Judge
3Hanckel pass ed sentences Saggregating
100 years In the State penitentiary,
Those sentenced We're as follows:
Charles Hines and John M, Robin
son (assaulD. twenty years each; Wil-
lilo Ferebee (murder). eighteen " ears,
William Brooks (grand larceny. five
wears; Willie Scott (housebrealSing)
one year; John Williams (burglary).
eighteen years.. Bud Taylor (assaultl.
seven Vars w. b. Patterson (murdar),
two years and a half; Doc lizard (nla-
3lictous Shooting, five years; Chester
Mood (cuttlnS'), ten Years, d ss II 4. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
STANDARD OIL IN KANSAS

Answers to stnte'. Interrogation III
Custer Suits Filed at Topeka.
. TOPEKA. KAN. November 2.-The
Indiana have filed answers In the Su-
preme Court to interrogatories asked
by the Attorneys in the custer
suits instituted against the companies
several months ago. Admission Is
made that the companies are owned by
the Standard OIL Company. on New
Jersey.
The claim is made that as each
branch is complete In itself no anti
trust law is violated. In this partic-
ular assertion, especial care is taken
to show that neither OF the subsidiary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Pennsylvania QUIET.
Four Candidates for Treasurer, But
Very LITTLE Interest.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. November -
The political campaign in Pennsylvania,
which closed tonight. was one of the
quietest In the history OF the State,
very little interest being shown In the
contest for State treasurer, the only
State office to be filled at this years
election. There are four candidates for
the place--John o. Sheath, Republican;
John G.. Hartman. Democrat; NJ. I'll.
Stevenson, Prohibition. and Samuel
Clark. Socialist. None of the cnndt-
dates made a very extensive campa gn
tour. as in former years. The Demo-
Gratis made honesty In government af-
fairs their principal issue. dwelling
particularly on the State Capitol scan
DIAL The Republicans also took UP
the Capitol affair, and demanded that
all those involved in the scandal be
severely dealt with
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Mr.. NduIoney Returns Alone.

rs $PHIL.ADELPHIA,4 Pa, November 2.---
It was learned here tonight that Mar
tin Maloney, of this city, who; Went
abroad in search OF his daughter Helen,
who disappeared from her parents
summer home at Spring Lake, n. j,
about the time of the disappearance
of Samuel Clarkson OF London. Eng
land, a friend Of the young woman,
has returned to his home here. Mr.
.Maloney reached Philadelphia Thurs
day and has remained in seclusion ever
since. It is not known whether he
found the missing girl but 1t is he-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
BRYAN TAXES THE STUMP.
life Injected Into Cun,paiHn In Nebr,ls-
kn In Closing Days,

LINCOLN, NEB, November, "A
CAMPAIGN that was splritless to Within
ten days Of election practically closed
tonight with some show of energy
and even little enthusiasm, For a
week Senator'S Burkett and Brown,
Sheldon and members Of the
congressional delegation IN the lower
house. have been speaking In the In
sterast Of tho Republican State tidket
and Tonight William a.. Hryan made
his first appearance In tire lnterest ~
.lhe u enlocratir nominees In an address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
snRuBB A GREAT RUNNER
Great English Athlete to Race Four Men

Great English Athlete to Race Four Men In
Relays.
+ NEW 20 RII, November 2.--Alfred Shruho.
tina English champion long-distance runner.
has won over $4,000 In the course OF his
racing in this country and Canada. On
Thanksgiving Day at Fall Rivcr5he viii I'M
dertake to defeat an American team of four
runners, each man to run two-and-a half
miles apiece over distance of ten miles.
The American team Will be composed of
frank Kanaly, OF Bosten j. iSmallwood. OF
Long Island; Davis, the Canadian INDIAN VI
Canada. who ran second to I.ongboat in the
recent Marathon race. and a. Cook. of Fall
,RiYer, who ran so strong against Shrubb in
hiSs last race In that city II Wy II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
F1cIrr ToIs GovEtNonsulr.
Nominee Has Made NlSor-
~ aus fCnnYANx OF Stnte.

TF ENToN, N. j, November a.-T !,
icampaisn in New Jersey practica LILY
closed Tonight. The only important
contest is that for the governorshfp
which was hard fought. John Frank
lin Fort. the Republican candidate, and
Frank S. l<atzenbach, Jr.. the Demo-
cratic nominee, conducted a, vigorous
campaign. both speaking in all parts
of the State, New Jersey Is nominally
Republican, but tho Democrats nope
toprotit by Republican dissentions and
a German detection III favor OF Kat
zenbuch The outcome of the contest
may fairly be said to be in doubt. The
Republican leaders claim Fort will win
by FL, 900 majority, while Katzenbacll's
mana gers declared their candidate Will
carry the State by about 5000 1t Is
expected that the Republicans Will
remain In control Of the State Senate,
but may lose control of the House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
Pe-ru-nd as a
November Remedy.

human body radical adjustment climatic conditions The ho
IATIoN BLOOD SHOULD Be FREE active
knowledge protected
lowering circulation Of blood skin
n,.s &c '2f1 Hn Mucous r 9 & sss
and cavity and duct also suffer from the change from hot to
e @ 70 Es these % s7 Vssss.
multitude peop but to another multitude absolutely essential
medicinal that meets these requirement.
bejudged by hasy glance
Take for instance canaden which ingredient Of Peruna
s
Hydrais ordinarily golden seal
od BY wherever the mucous
ce the recognized
T' aa p
remedy and therefore frequently used SUBSTITUTE FOR
m % u
remedy its original hghclass rank safe and efficient tonic and
appetizer.
Another ingredient of Pna which of manifest benefit cueb
a N1fa s ss s
the blood He
LAST BUT NOT LEAST rs CoII1NsoN1A CANADENs1s This
remedy has enjoyed in southern states as
like DR. scudder writer herbal
lungs hs
single remedy sful and The
Isri
b
the exigencies Of approaching winter.
the directions only would ailments
s RrMY the pubic an
The truth Of @ above absolutely unaable and the
cavl family medicine + any further evidence is needed
SOLICITED people. Mexico
Cape Town to Cairo, from Puerto to the Philippines
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stances. notably in the New. York and
Cleveland (ohio) contests there is
enough interest. largely OF PERSONAL
character. to impel some of the govern
ment employees to lay aside their duties
for a Sufficient length OF time to per-
nit them to make hurried visits to
their old homes for the purpose OF CIV
ing their favorite candidates, all the
aid pOssible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
FEW GOING HOME TO VOTE.
Little Interest In Wilmington iii on
Year ElectiOnA.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November 9. ~
There will be an exceptionally small
exodus of voters from Washington for
the approaching elections, due partly
Ito the lack of general interest and
partly to the circumstances that the
operation of the civil service law is
having the effect of making govern
ment employees understand that politi-
cal activity is not neces sary for their
in Office. In some in-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
LINE GoEBEL CAsIPA1GN.
hitter Fight for Govcrnorship Arouscx
people of kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. KY, November 2.-Not
since the famous Characterization race
has there been u kentucky campaign
so vigorously waged on both sides as
the one which closed tonight. The
active labors of Judge Samuel w.
Haaer. Democrat and Augustus IL.
Wilson. Republican,. candidate for Gov
,ernor. ended to- day only after each had
Attic u gil Kentucky Il, normally Demo-
cratic by n good majority, the situa-
ton, this year has been complicated by
40 many issues of the non political sort
that good Judges Were still at sea as to
the result three days before the cleo
ton. a hot campaign for the election
of a full set of city and county officials
in louisville and Jefferson county Will
also be decided next Tuesday, The
sGrhti is being made on the Issue OF
S.,npen'' or CLOSED" Sunday, and party
lines haveto a considerable extent been
ohli q rated.
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companies encroaches on the other.
Profits for the STANDARD Oil Com
tpany of Kansas for several years are
shown to. be Approximately s25p,O0O
on capitalization OF $1,000,00O. COM
parison Is made with the $40. 100000
profits OF the Standard Company. of
Indiana, on the same capitalization
for like period.
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at Schuyler. Mr. Bryan viii make four
more addresses Monday ana return to
Lincoln in time to vote on Tuen9D.
Nebras ka elects an associate justice Il
the Supreme Court. railroad comn,is-
sioner, and two regents of the State
University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03

Frightened Women Carried Down
Ladlcrs-Ot her Narrow Escapes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-14
FE OFFICIALS
NOT WORRIED BY
INDICTMENTS
Rebates Granted in Arizona
Said to Have Amounted 10
Not 10 Exceed $3.50,
Claim Unfair Methods,

According 10 the Los Angeles news
papers, Santa Fe officials do not APP
pear to be worried because the FEDERAL
grand jury, working under the direc-
tion of United states District Attorney
LAWYER, saw lit to indict The railroad
company and the Grand Canyon Lime
and Cement company, ana return an
individual true bin against lis pr"si-
dent. Mr.. Schirm. According to the
News, IL was stated as a fact that the
amount Of alleged rebates or money
value Of concessions given 70 the in
FAINT lime and cement company, which
are not admitted to have been granted
by the railroad. Toes not exceed $500.
The public has had the impression
that tho amount reached into thous-
unds Of dollars. Why this impression
was permitted 70 prevail no N seems
TO know,
Subpoena service, commanding the
representative Of the railroad eorpor-
alton to appear before United States
District Judge Welborn Monday, "a
secured by United states Marshal
YOungworth today. Tholfas J. Nor
ton, head OF the railroads legal de-
partment. and his assistants. viii APP
pear for the railroad and Will hOtly
contest every step Of the prosecution,
as they 90 not believe the federal au-
thorities will succeed in proving in
a court Of record that Illegal favors
were granted 10 the lime and cement
company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-14
JUSTICE OF PEACE
ELEC TION
TODAY
indications Are For Light Vote
in City With Lively Interest
In the CsaHtry Precincts.

THE election FOR Justice OF the peace
aud constable In al precincts Of New
Mexico octurs today In the two Al
buqueraue precincts very little interest
mas been displayed iu ihe election and
Tho Indications arc chat The vote will
he iEhf ln precinct b.. A. j. rraW-
ford. thc present Justice. b. "a tandi-
date for r~C-elertinn Win ~ ". Mc-
Clfilan his opponent The lattice has
done some hard work and if D. UNDER
stood that his friends expect to east
"a large vote Tor him judge craW-
iafI's reelection, however. d sx-
rerief Do precinct 20. b candidates
ago o. D. Wootfon candidate uf the
ra0nIfH Party. and George o. craig
fhr rrrseuf incumbent THE vote ln
fnIs precinct Hui probably Do close.
anI friends 20 both candidates are
nHrsluF hard re- sol abe Fate out
Ir flN rHunfrf precincts nffH inter-
HsI 81. being ahaan bod Nnf election and
..inIf HHIm runi~7 af ihr nulIt nil
~ iH several precincts
NNa IuHNfH Nf fIfHNNn nf pnII.
lHE N|II. W INr several rnHHlNfis aff
fH.InI No D. sau lasf fsNrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-14
GRANT COUNTY
FOR GOOD ROADS
commissioners Appropriate Amounts
Equal 10 Those Raised by Taxpayers
la several Districts.


Silver city. n. M. Jan. Hilary
q. Wilson WIS IN tOwS representing
the American Book concern during IN"
past week.
Nathan and Alfred Leopold OF CHI
cnnn. are IA the city for he purpose
OF inspecting the liufro Mountain min
ing properties.
j. A. Dye. the Albuquerque lumber
man. was In the city last week looking
after His Interests I'M the Crescent
IaAniber company,
Grazing Inspector j. T, Wcdmeyefi
wh.. has been INSPECTING grazing con-
difiona ON the ella reserve during the
past month, has returned 10 Washing
ron. y. O.
The board oS county commissioner
q "a step for good roads IN Grant
county az their session on Tuesday
ThuN received "a number OF petitions
for aid In road work n an appro'
priation OF $500 was made on th'
lond to LordsburP. provided u like
amount rs raised by public subscrip-
lion. 4 similar appropriation was
Tor the Central road
4 rich strike Of silver has been
made IN the Grand Central mine on
Chloride Fiat. a recent shipment 81
the orc averaged 500 ounces of silver
~ the ION.
a Kansas City firm recently closed
the contract for the scenery for the
Nlks opera house. The scenery Is Ia
Zoe Of the lntest design and Is said "a
ice handsome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-14
INTENSE COLD
IN NORTHERN
s
ICY BLASTS SWEEP BRINGS
SUFFERING TO SETTLERS
Below Zero Temperature Re-
ported From Many Places
Where Prolonged Fuel Fam
inc Is Most Acute,

tBy Morning journal special leased Wire
st. Paul Jan. IA cold wave OF
considerable Intensity has developed ~
the wake Of the heavy snow storm N
eastern Montana and western North
Dakota. At 4 o'clock tonight read
s.sss Rt stations ia the Canadian north
west showed temperatures ranging
nom IA below zero az MinncdoHa 20
43 below al both Battle Ford and SWIM
current. IN tho United states he
eildest place was ~ HuNre, MONT
here there WIS "A sub zero marx ="
~ degrees other temperatures wefe
~ Helena. IA below Miles cts, Mont,
70 below; pevil's Lake, N. -, ~ be-
low.
The intense cold wiil materially ADJ
"a the sufferings uf those communities
experiencing a coal famine,
Fear Heavy loss of live Stock
Helena, Mont, Jan l3.-The worst
spell Of winter weather experienced ~
Montana for many years now pre-
waits. Unusually heavy snow, especi-
ally in the northern part OF the state
md extremely cold weather Is stop
ping the operations OF trains, endan-
eering lives Of cattle and sheep and
even menacing human life in remote
districts. old stock men say the out
look Is more serious for their nerds
IMAM any time since the memorable
winter Of 1857 when The loss was *
iremeiy heavy.