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New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

cent vears have seen general revolt against the
"third degree" and this revolt has sprung
equally from these two sentiments so far mas
public opinon on the subject taken form thiit
some legislators here and there have proposed
prohbtory law, or at least statute cioseiS iiiii
itinc the use Of the third degree" On the
other hand some scientists in Europe ana
America have been casting about for harnleSS
and efficacious substitute, and Professor MUM
sterberg homes that this will eventually be founo
in q DainIess and infallible psychological test
But grave doubts may fairly be entertained
about the possibility of such a happy soiutloh
IF the ideal is humane inquisition we cannot
conceive how any psychological or other rest
can in tho long run be much better than the
nresent .tbird degree For the greatest horror
of any iuouisitiOn that does not fall Dack upon
nhvsjcaI torture is due to the victims knowledge
of what the inousitors are trying to do WIN
him and this knowledge would become common
nronertv soon after the introduction of any new
method of investigation. Again, it is certain
that many suspects would fatty refuse 10 an
swer questions or respond otherwise to the miid
treatment proposed. Finally, there is the oii-
tc,lltv of devising any scheme WHICH, eitner
mercifulIy or otherwise, makes reascnaDiy SURE
the distinction between genuine and raise COLI
fessions in each case in real life.
Odous. therefore. as some of its procedures
are the present third degree seems TO De III
dispensable And if it is, more thought shoulo
be given TO the delicate problem of distinguish
inc the admissions of a criminal from the heH-
IA, coIlanse of an innocent person subjected 10
+bo n,io
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
INJUNCTION LEGISLATION.

There seems 10 he disposition 10 tear pas
sion 10 tatters over the socalled anti-lniunction
legislation, which-in any form in which it
has support outside Of Mr. Gompers and his
groups not antinjunction at all. since it
does not prohibit the employment of the writ
In any case in which il is used. but only
prescribes certain rules and formalities for IFS
issuance. 1t does not appear that if an in
junction bill along the line discussed by the
Republican conference in the House were
passed the just use Of the writ would in any
WAY be restricted. All that the moderate in
junction proposals contemplate is the require
ment of notice TO the party against whom the
application is directed and n hearing before an
injunction is granted. unless in the opinion of
the court such delay would work irreparable
damage; and that when in such cases re-
straining order is issued without notice il shall
not continue i'm force more than five days.
The practical effect of this would be simply
that when the courts issued a temporary in
junction. case for the continuance of that in
junction must be made out in five days, it
would lie dissolved. That seems fair enough.
An Injunction ought not TO be granted with
out a hearing unless there are imperative rea-
sons for IL. and when il is so granted hearing
onght promptly 10 lie held upon the question.
1t Seems hardly likely that if such a law We're
enacted il would have any appreciable effect
upon the use OF injunctions. II is scarcely
more than the enactment into q statute of
what is the accepted practice of the courts.
II Is not their custom 10 grant iniunctions un-
less there is reason 10 believe that the COM
plainant is likely 10 suffer irTeparable damage
and is without ether remedy, and when such
writs issued they are temporary in their
nature with date Set in the immediate future
for a hearing on the question whether or not
they shall be made permanent We do not
-know n there is any abuse Of the writ. Anti
6iunctionists ssy there is. But in any event
the passage of a moderate law prescribing the
procedure in Injunction eases would apparently
not impair the remedy. while IT would check
e.e undue protraction of q temporary writ
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

without a hearing if the laws delays now
occasionally produce that result
Such law defining the procedure under the
writ would be very different from the change
for which the anti-injunctionsts have been
agitating. 1t would hardly satisfy the labor
leaders who are asking for a law specially eA-
empting labor cases from the operation OF the
writ. They want, in this instance as IN ali
others, law making a favored class OF lapoI
free from the legal restraints to Whlch All
other members of the community are SUBJECT
AS it seems improbable that any Legislation
regarding injunctons will pass so late III tne
session. and as it is unlikely that the demand
for some law prescribing the limits OF the VIII
will die out it would he helpful if the pubic
could be put in possession of the real facls re-
garding the effects of injunctons. so thal an
Intelligent public opinion could be formed When
the tonic came lid again. DO they operate uh
fairly in some instances. and why: WIN "i
the talk that has been INDUCED III against tneiii
the public is in the dark about their pfacucal
workings Why does not some one give 'ile
specific instances in which injunchons nave
been oppressive to labor All thar the pupii'
knows now is that the Injunction Is Il hiShl!
useful writ while the general impression -
that the attacks upon it are mostly unJustiheu
and aim solely at obtaining for ianor Il specl"i
exemption from its operations. 1hls siouiu
not he granted But for Congress to enact
law prescribing the procedure in such cases
in conformity with the best practice OF the
courts would surely he neither radical nor SUD
versive and 1t might serve TO still some OF the
attacks 1Ipon the injunction when proceeu
from the notion that it is a tyrannous assump-
tion Of power by the courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
SLY DIR. TIFFANY FORGOT.
ILLNESSES IN UW Contest Declare
Minister Had Bad Memory.
NV Telegraph to The Tribune !


Winsted Conn. May eo.-More evidence was in
troduced to-day by appellants cOntesting the will
of tn. Rev DR.. Charles c. Tiffany. on the ground
that he was of unsound mind. and that undue in
nuence was exercised by Charles P Rowland. an
ATTORNEY of New York. who drew the instrument
on February s. 1907, and is Of the executors
and resduary legatee of the estate. Charles Otis
Tiffany of Yonkers. y. Y. of the appellants.
told of calling upon his uncle at the Union League
club New York. about May ]. He sent In his card
and waited about fifteen minutes. When his uncle
came he told the witness he had been trying to
make out who Charles o. Tiffany was.
Miss Laura Tiffany. sister OF Mrs Charles L.
Maisch of New York. said she called on Mr.. How
land after her unce's death, to learn about the
will and he informed her that she would probably
be surprised and disappointed. as the doctor had
peculiar ideas about money.
II told him." said the witness. II was aston
ished at what he had done for me. after what he
had told me-"
Charles II Tiffany of New York. second cousin
said he visited DR.. Tiffany IN Sharon in 1895 and
that his condition had changed greatly Walter
Wright a negro waiter at the Union League Club.
testified he waited on DIR. Tiffany for two and a
half wears at the club. He said the doctor used to
order oysters at 10 p m and he gave him a sand
wch instead
Depostions of DIR. John Herman French. Dr.
Theodore Dunham and Mrs. Emma III. W. Bangs.
OF New York, read.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau ]

From Tribune Bureau
Washington May 2.-Representative and Mrs
Nicholas Ionsvortb will attend the Republican
National Convention at Chicago as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Medil Mccormick Miss EtneI ttoose-
Welt may accompany them
Mr. and Mrs Thomas T. Gaf will open their
place The Ship at Osterville Mass. on June l ana
will entertain a house party. which VIII incluoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis
Mrs John Kean and the Misses Kean. mother
and sisters of Senator Kean. have gone TO thelr
home in Elizabeth, y. J., TO remain for the carry
summer.
Miss Errol Cuthbert Brown, who will be mar
ried TO Lieutenant Charles Russell Train. u : v.
in St Thomas's Church June 10. has gone 10
visit Mr. and Mrs. Francis King Wainwright at
their home Mill Brook. Bryn Mawr-
Colonel and Mrs. Charles s Bromwen will go TO
their summer home on the Great Lakes in Mich1-
gan. on June 10. stopping en- route TO attend ths
Chicago convention. In September they VIII go
abroad for a month
Mrs Francis 3. Crovninsheld Will 90 to-morro"
to the home OF her father. Senator Du Pont in
Delaware and then TO Sea Side Farm, their sum-
rer place at Narblehead. Mass
Mrs David r. Mckee of Washington. has closed
her house in Rhode Island avenue, and has gone
to Nonduit, Me. for the summer
DR. and Mrs W Duncan Mckim will go 20 Gaze
novfs y Y, next week for the summer. They
will entertain several house parties this season
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ellis entertained a dinner
and bridge party tonight They will close their
Washington house June 1. and will spend most
of the summer abroad
The Wornan's Congressional Club. OF which Mrs
James Breck Perkins, OF New York. Is president
and which was incorporated yesterday with l9S
members has taken for a term Of years the home
Of the late Senator German. 18th and h streets.
as a clubhouse. 10 be opened after extensive I'M
provements before Congress meets in December
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribur

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]
Nsvnort r l. May 2o-The tennis courts OF
the Newport Casino have been opened, and the
first cottagers TO use them this year are the Misses
Mildred and Irene sherman. Mrs LorilIard spen-
GER IT, and Willing Spencer
rrbe arrivals for the season to-day included Mrs.
. a. Dulles Of Philadelphia; her daughter, Mrs
Duues-Irwin; Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and =. VI.
Hartman. =.
Mrs G ogden Jones. who has been visiting III
Newport has returned 10 New York
Samuel Barger and Miss Edna A Barser are ex-
pected for the season tomorrow
f. c. Knight. jr.. has returned to Philadeiphia
for a short stay
Pemberton Powell returned from New York TINS
evening /.
United States Senator ke1n. OF New Jersey -
the et,e=t of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney webster
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau ]

IFrom The Tribune Bureau -
Washington May 2o.-The Italian AmnasSduoi
and Baroness Mayor Ndes Planches Will De 'i7
grests OF Senator Du Pont at his home IN Deie"d
over Sunday. leaving here, Saturday morning
Tho British Ambassador has accepted an invita-
ton to address the students of the University OF
wisconsin at Madison June 10 or IL. ana, "ltn
Mrs Bryce will leave Washington June . Inc
ambassador has made number OF engagement >
in the West and he and Mrs. Bryce will attend
the Chicago convention.
W H. Kennard. British second secretary anu
the Hon II. F. Charters. British honorary dt-
tache will return to England in the near future
to spend the summer there.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
4musementS.


ACADEMY MTSIC-s-Lord Dundreary
AIsfIAMRRa-2-s-Kaude
ANERICAN-s-Carmen-
ASTOR-s :2o-Paid in Full
RIJOU-s:3o-paps Lebonnard. ,.t,
BI.ANFy s-2:15-s:l5-The Dancer ana the hN'e'
CASINe-s:I5-Neariy Hero
CIRCLES: :l5-The Merry-Go-Rouna-
t,OL.QNIAI-2-s-Naudevfie
sONEY TSI-ANiD-Buna Park
DsIY'S-S:15-tIirls
Vaudeville
1-TgIcN Nl SEE-The World in wax
1.apTRF-s :2O-Father and the EoHs.
u -2.15-s:f5-The Nitchins t1VN1-
Magryp STEIN -2-S:l5-kaudeNllie-
fABisEM 51-a AZ s.is-The Girl Behind the Counter
5I9al1g Isa1P es-Bstfle OF Arthur Ballet III
Onaip.
,Jr-nSoS s2a-Th. Honor Of the FANNY
,gs-I( J-r 400 * F-F-s:1t :1t-The Yankee fTlhoe-
TyPIC-s .2o-The Wolf - =, ,.o,hers' r.r-
NsansoS si SQUARE GARDEN-11 TO 1l-Mo'hfs hA
--r-,p aasgG1F,RD DAM-s:1a-The Merry WidoW-
,er-rv yGpE-s l5-The Soul Kiss 49,,
SsToy 2.Ia-s -s:2o-The Servant in ule ffouSe-
W.rJ 1-FI-S-S .2a-The Cay Muslclsii-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
GIFT TO MACKENZIE SCHOOL.

T. Scott McComb. one OF the richest resile
Westchester County. has created an enoo .r
Welding g 900 a year for the teaching or 80 80
and the Bible In the Mackenzie Scnooi az 80 poS.
Ferry. This department of the school Is ""I s,.
the instruction of DIR. James g. MacKehAi' "a.
organized and was for seventeen years 'H % +--,,
master OF the I.awrenceviIle School Mr. Me|o..s
is the SON of the late J. Jennings McComo. VIZ
made possible the establishments OK the ,s-
Masters School for Girls in Doobs FERRY ~,
McComb and his sister. Mrs Davies COKE. o. u 4,
York City, have for several years ni -"SI.s f,r
the Mackenzie School valuaole
the aid Of boys of promise
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
PROTEST AGAINST YALE BILL

To the Editor OF The Tribune ,ns
Sir: My Indignation knows no oounos M '',.,. Of
passage Of the Yale bill eondemnins tHe Othsr
towns in tbe county are Included The reser -.
in the vicinity of Carmel alone would supps s has
citv for wears The overflow for SIX mon' ,,,s
been enormous Why not let patterson ot
since you have the Catskills? All my -, n Is
historic fame are buried IN tnae E L
sacrilese TO take such places
Carmel n Y, May Is, 1sas
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
AT TILE WHILE HOUSE.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

from The Irlpune bIIIVdu'I
Washington Nav 2O-The President conIerreo HI
the morning with Speaker Cannon over the re7
latiye programme for the closing days OF 'he seS
sion. -,
F. H. Standish. a descendant OF MlieS ''"'
who was introduced the President oy f@ep.e
se,+a+iva ca,r,nbeU of Kansas, is a locomotive
engineer and the President, who IS an Iloilo-eiS
member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
men, assured him that he would be 'siad 10 Iie
an engine under him.
Other callers the White House to-uaS ~
cIuded Postmaster General Meyer; Senators bui
kett Long Knox Dillingham; and BrandeSee'
Representatives Longworth Acheson. Benhe' vi
cott Bede Anthony. Townsend Granger Cdiu-
we'll Humphreys Goldfogle, Hubbard, behne.''
Edwards Langley James and Rauch franN r.
Hitchcock F. Edwin EIwell. the New 1oth
scuIntor and ex-Representatfve IittazIer, of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
F,LIPlNA WINS MEDICAL PRIZE.

Philadelphia. May 20-At the ffty-sxth COM
mencement of the Women's Medical College this
afternoon. Dr. Clara A Marshall. dean of the col
lese. announced that the Agnes B. Robinson Mes
prize in anatomy. given on competitive exam
ination to student of the second year. has been
awarded Sehorita Olivia Salamanca. a Filipino
of Cavite. Luzon Island. Honorable mention was
made ee Elsie U. L. Lonsacre, Of Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

For years the urgent need of creauhg loie't
reserves at the headwaters of the New Ensiaho
and Appalachian rivers has been generailv rec-
osnized and action to that end mas peeh
recommended by the President and his Caoilet =,
by the Governors of the states concerned anu
by many other representative and authorlta-
tive persons and has actually been taken urahi-
mously by the Senate several times But II 10
still blocked by the House of Representatives 'es'
and the best that is now offered is an intimation
that "preliminary steps toward the ultimate
creation of such reserve will probably De
taken" Meantime the work of denudlns tle
mountain slopes goes rapidly on, and miles Oh
what were recently luxuriant forests are peihs
transformed into wastes of naked rock Wnen
somebody is actually stealing the horse ana
leading il out of the stable, surely 1t is nne WIS
dom 10 consider preliminary steps toward the
ultimate locking of the stable door
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
sovEaE,cNs TO MEET At REvAL.

London. May 2O.-The meeting between King Ed
ward and Emperor Nicholas of Russia will be at
Reyal. in the Gulf of Finland. where the British
sovereign will arrive June 8. board the Vic
toria and Albert The yacht will be escorted by
two cruisers. Dplomatists greatly interested
in this meeting. which is expected further to
strengthen the relations between Great Britain
nd
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Arm71ork DAILY Gribnaae.
THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1905.

This newspaper is owred and p"ohShod 'g
The Tribune Association, Ne1o York corpora
e;o,, osfoe and nrfncipaE place of business, Tri5-
une Building No. 15f Nassau street. Ne' i""'
OGDEN Mills president; Nathaniel 1HH'e' sec
retary and treasurer The address OF me oE'
GERS is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

Governor John A Johnson has some wonderfui
mathematicians on his staff Of boomers. twenty
two delerates-those from Minnesota-haVe oeen
instructed for him. But his pad-and-pencll eA-
perts figure out that he has 3o3 deleSales III
sight and chance to get l5Z more. Inns i
equal 70 the best work Of those historic ioie-
casters-ex Charmen Jim Griggs and James
X. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
THE CABINET.

TFrom Tribune Bureau ]
Washington. May H.-The Secretary OF state
and Mrs Elihu Root returned tonight from
visit of several days in New York 1hey nave
arranged to spend the summer at their country
place, Clinton, n. Y. -
The Secretary of War has gone to NashViiio
and Cleveland. expecting to return to Washins-
ton next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
A SIGN oE IGNORANCE.

From The Ohio State Journal - thor
rn. .h.ar,- that Governor Hughes Is hr r".tsonal
onghIv S,n,iiar with the larger neia a,ssf tsat il
arsirs is out by his sylssn ssssdsscy ss as1s
not have time TO attend to his oen3
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

Kentucky night riders are no" c"hcIuu'hs
their ceremonies with hymns ana PRAYER III
duo season the Black Hand and the 18th street
,,cerd,arias will doubtless emulate this ex-
nuisite piety.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

And now the Jersey City Board Of Health has
ber,,n a vigorous campaign against smut smoke!
There is no place in this region where such
campaign is more needed, and If 1t is successful
there no other SCOT smudged spot need despair
of effecting the reform.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

The Russian proposal to borrow at nome anu
abroad the stupendous sum of Sioo,"",oo Tor
Siberian railroad development inspires nope
that there will be no realization of Count Witte
grim suggestion of "the inevitable peculations
attendant upon such enterprises
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Francis X Stevenss marriage to Miss Elizabeth
g oliver. daughter OF Robert Shaw Oliver Assist
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

Colonel James NJ. Guffey seems 10 ne the
Charley Murphy OF the Democratic slua'ioi
in Pennsylvania.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09

MONEY WANTED
OUR loan department will enable you to Sc
cure first class mortgages San Francisco
real estate in such amounts ss you desire to
make; call write for what you want
BALDWIN l. HOWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 31S-324 kEARNY ST.
WANTED-Loaus from $500 TO $4,000 at per
cent to per cent. The security is real
tate. II you have any money TO loan see u.s.
Real estate is the best interest paying and the
safest investment. Armstrong Construction
and Engineering Company, 1915 Cough ct.
MONEY WANTED.
Are you satisfied with per cent? Why not
get and per cent gilt edge first mortgage
real estate security? Talk it over with us. b.
Il. SILVER CO.. 215-a19 Pacific building.
wANTED-S42 600 for years; security prop
erty 4th and Market SITS valued st S12o,-
600; will pay ~ per cent net: l live in the
country, but win be in town for few days
Box 277. Gail office
S.. .0o0-ore TO three years house and 25
acres in San Mateo county; worth So, 900. Box
4265 Call office. Sd and Market sts.
wANTED-Loan of $50, ,oOC for is months; good
Mllls building
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
ASPARAGUS RANcH-HALr PRICE

ss acres IN and 5 year Old asparagus.
cheap buildings. 81 steamer landing this SHE
e. OF Stockton; perfectly protected by leEee
finest lsnd in state; price SC. 300; $4,000 cash i;
worth S12. 600 today. Forced sale by non
Resident.
5000 acres fine valley land. level snd
under dttch. Sz5.O0O worth ST5.ouO today.
Must be sold. Call for details.
1866 scres half river sediment al level:
crop goes with It; worth 5000 this year;
prfce $50 50 per acre; s20.o00 mortgage can
stand years AZ per cent interest. A snap.
$500 acres Sacramento valley. near rail-
read. $3.50 per acre; good sheep snd hog
ranch terms II desired.
] 500 acres, 30 acres bottom land; can be
5rrizsted. private ditch. station At door. in
Tehama county; splendid buy at SO per acre
6,ooo acres in Kern county al level. SO
per acre. can De- Irrigated cash Need
money for these aud other snaps.
y. y. MINNEY. 10 llTH ST Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
ROOMS TO LEr-continuea

FRANKLIN ST.. 730-Large sunny front rooms
with gas, electric lights, running water and
phone; suitable for l or gentlemen parlor
good for dentist
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
80 ALro nEAL EsTArE

UNIVERSITY PARK flc choicest spot on the
peninsula Large lots. no 10 4OxI3O right
at depot. S1T5 to s275 Sloping ground,
magnificent uveOaks. : universities An
investment on which We will guarantee 10 per
cent year p-odt. Purest water. Apply 6l6
Van Ness aV.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
ROOMS To LET-contiaued

IARKI< ST I322-Wei furnished sunny TOO
in modern dat: business district anu q
lines: suitable for or ,; reasonable
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09

EALO ALTO pride Of the peninsula: a little
city OF homes; have bungalow aud villa
sites for sale; send for list J. J. MORRIS
Co. Palo Alto.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
MARION MAN CLAIMS
A BRIDE IN Lima
Burgoyne-Stark Nuptials
are Solemnjzed.
The Happy Couple Comes to Marion
Where They will Make
Their Home.

The wedding of Miss Bessie Bur-
goyne and Mr.. William Stark, of
Marion, o., was quietly celebrated
last evening at o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. S. Burgoyne, of 323 North Nc
'Donel street. Only the immediate
relatives were present at the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
j. G.. Thomas. The bride was beau
tiful In her gown of dainty white
Embroidered batiste, made in princess
style. After the ceremony was
concluded the party present enjoyed
Ia two-course lunch. served in the
prettily decorated dining room.
Mr.. Stark formerly lived here and
lat present is employed in the freight
yards OF the Pennsylvania railroad at
Marion. His bride has been pop
ular ard capable clerk for the firm
of Carter & Carroll, and has many
friends here who will be sorry TO
have her leave the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stark left this afternoon for
ltheir new home at Marion, where
they already have home prepared
Lima Times Democrat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease. Catarrh is blood or consti-
tutional disease, and In order 10 cure
it you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is not quack medicine
1t was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years
and is a regular prescription. II is
composed Of the best tonIcs known,
combined with the best blood puri-
6ers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
OF the two ingredients Is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in cur
Ing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F.. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. price Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
RAILROAD Votes

The Pennsylvania road has sched-
ulcd a new time table to 90 into eI-
feet Sunday. Two new trains are
added to the service, makinm six
trains in all. Only one daily train
south ls to be run, but 1t Is expected
that soon another daily will be she'd
ucd in connection with other trains
All the other trains on the shedule
run Sund1y only and daily ex-
cept Sunday. The following Is the
new table:
Northbound trains leave Marion.
7;42 a. m, daily except Sunday
1851 a. m. SundSy only; 8:12 a m
Sunday only; 1880 p. M. and 6:55
p. m. daily except Sunday; S:25 p.
m. Sunday only.
The south bound trains are: 3:42
p. m. and p. M. Sunday only;
S;Ol p. m. and 2:27 p. m. daily
except Sunday. 953 a. m. daily.
Buy Beatty G Longs Oxfords.