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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
A ths Spa prizes severa number
A. p. Abbott @ Co.
ORANGE.

Mrs. Myrou Clement and daughter,
Stella, were-in the city today.
q. y. Nelson il suffering with blood
poison caused BY getting silver in ais
thumb one day last week.
Miss Edna Davis closed very success.
full term Of eight weeks school at Kim.
ball Corner last Friday, by giving fine
exhibition Id the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
THIS MORNING

We have made another cleaning up
cut on an Linen Damask Table Cloths
These are slightly soilcd and not in
shape to 20 back into stock They
must be sold nov and these prices will
doubly interest yoI
Two yard square double Damask
Cloths. These goods to-day are worth
$3.50 per yard. These Cloths are marked
down from $3.50 TO si.75.
2issyard Cloths, same grade, $500
Cloths, now at only $f.9s.
3-yard Cloths, same grade, were 1915,
now at 500.
IS Napkins, same grade as the above
Cloths, were $3.50, now at only si.os.
q Napkins, Same grade, were s975,
now $500.
II win be long time before you will
be able to match the above values
All of our I acc Curtains
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
GARMENTS,

Stock taking drives Us to make prices
that secm almost too low We are ~
anxious e close these goods that we
sometimes make prices lower than good
business should allow
Lots Of Children's and Misses Gar.
ments at halt price This means d good,
liberal loss on our part on Garments
that are nearly as good styles next a.
this season, as Childrcus Garments
change tyle but very little.
Ladies Garments have been selling
very fast under present prices. YES,
faster than ever before IN January
sale.l The reason il that they are mark
cd at February prices and the trade
realizes that fact.
Fnfs are in the same sale and as We
have more than usual "a sell, price has
not been considered. Our object Is close
them out now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SAI.E--Four thoroughbred Fox hound
PUPS 3 months old. Telephone write or call
on d, II. Magoon East orange, VI. 2s6t8t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
Maestro AlfeO Buia

Author OF aDreyfnsH sung by the celsbFated
baritone Straceiafi in Italy. Awarded the com
posers Gold Medal at Milan. Lessons on FiAno
and Violin. singing lessons after the Italian
method OF Bel Canto. Perfect Voice Placement
on request. lessons In Harmonler, Composition
and Instrumentation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

i Neufane farm was granted by New
Hamshife IS Artemns Bruce in 1915.
and has remained in the possession If
his dccandan1s On The Bruce side since
that time. Wiiham 7 Bruce. Of fae
6fth generation Is tie present owner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
TILUsTRATrD SONGS.

Top o the Morning. Bridget McCue.
aSeuthen Girl Captain eahy Blunt
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
"A P ABBOTT = Co IA r ABBOTT 4 CO. a. p ABBOTT & 90
The Daylight StoreA
-FOUR DAYS MORE or OUR CLEARANCE SALE.

Clearance Sale been Of they have j. Be
this sale Our object
up andred stock before invoicing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
Thursday, January 18th, 1908
AT 4 O'clock, r. NJ,

A Teaming Outfit for the stone bus
mess, consisting of ten horses, rang
ing from 1900 to 1900 pounds each;
10 harnesses. stone wagons. z stone
sleds and one nearly new wood sled
with rack, just right for farmer; also
many other articles, such as chains,
whiffletrecs, neck yokes, iron bars
and many other things belonging 70
such business; also small quantity of
hay. Also one good COW. Terms
made known at sale. All bills under
$40, cash,
Mrs. EMMA NEWCONB.
c. N. BARBER, AuC'r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
GROTON.
Funeral Of Mrs. /. N. Eastmas Was Held
Sunday.

Sunday
The funeral Of Mrs. T. n. Eastman
was largely attended Sunday At III
o'clock at the Methodist churcn, Rcy. NJ
$. Eddy, spoke words 81 comfort assisted
by the Rev. Mr. Myers. The Pythian
Sisters Of which the deceased was a
member and the Knights OF Pythias at
tended ia body. Music was furnished
by the st. Cecilia chorus. Burial was Ia
the family lot Of DR.. Eastman at East
Topsham. Among those present from
out Of town were Edward and Stillman
Kent Of Fitehbufg Mass, brothers Of
Mrs Eastman; Dr. and Mrs O. D. East
man Of WooisvilIe, n. III Mr.. and Mrs.
James Eastman Of Newbufy; Mrs,
David Eastman Of indianapolis, Ind.
AIRS. Harris Of Montpelier; MIR. and
Mrs. James White Of Topsham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

WI. ROBERTSON. Baritone.
MISS ia BATCHELDER. Pianist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

At the Barre opera house last night
D. " Fiagg's Wonderland Moving Pic.
ture company opened the week with a
good house and with an excellent pro-
gram. There were six comedy pictures,
fun Of fun. and ore great drama The
Modern Youth. which Al Young men
shonld see. However this young man
i more fortunate than Harry Thav
who s. oa trial feF bis lite in New York
city Mm Robertson made q great bit
with the most popular songs Of the day.
There win be al neN pictures IhuIs-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
AUCTION!

VIII be sold at Public Auction, at
the former residence Of Summer New
comb, on So. Main Street, Barre, Vt
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
ALBERT PISSIS CHOSEN
ARCHITECT FOR LIBRARY
Trustees Settle Differences by
Rejecting Designs of Both
the Other Firms

Albert Pissis has been selected as
the architect for the new S4G0. 600 Ne
cLaClcs' Institute building which IS 10
be erected on the associations prop
erty IN Fost street west Of the Crocker
building. The library OF the Mechanics
institute VIII be housed on one floor
OF the new edifce, which Is 10 contain
nine stories of class A construction.
but the building committee and the
trustees have not Yet decided whether
The remainder Of the building viii be
ftted up for Offices or for club pur-
poses. That viii probably be deter
mined al the meeting Of the building
committee OF the institute and PIssis
on next Friday evening at the tempo
re-y library building. Polk and Grove
streets Livingston jerks is chairman
Of the building committee and his as
sociates are Byron Mauzy. James
spears, otto Won Gelden and DR.. Arthur
Scott
The board OF trustees OF the institute
were split over the question Of an
architect at one time. Half wanted
Bliss & FaVille and the other fraction
desired that Cunningham & Polito de-
sign the structure. After long dis
cussiOn both firms were rejected and
Pissis was chosen
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
CLEANEST WARSHIP
WILL SAIL TO-DAY
Nebraska and Its Crew Are Now
Sterilized and Scientifically
Purified
Fast Speed Viii Be Order OF
Cruise Until SguadrOns
Are Sighted

The battleship Nebraska, Captain
Reginald Nicholson. which was held in
port on account Of scarlet fever having
broken out among the crew. will follow
IN the wake Of the fleet today, leaving
It's anchorage of Angel island about s
clock this morning and travelling at
such speed as viii enable the derelict
20 overtake the big IS before they
reach Honolulu. The Atlantic feet is
steaming toward Honolulu at a 10 knot
gait. When the Nebraska leaves here
this morning the fleet viii be $50 miles
away. BY steaming at IS knots an
hour the Nebraska viii be able 10 over
come this handicap in three days. and
as Captain Nicholson IS anxious TO en-
ter Honolulu harbor with the feet he
probably viii 90 it,
There have been 10 cases OF scarlet
fever ol the Nebraska. Seven Of the
patients are at the Mare island hospi-
tai and there are three in the hospital
on Angel island. where they viii re-
main until the naval authorities ar
range for their transportation TO the
navy yard
The officers and crew OF the Nebras-
ks- z32 men altogether. were landed
with their effects at the quarantine
station Tuesday. Omaha, the bear and
boss mascot Of the ship, together with
Two cats and a dog. subordinate mas
cots, We're landed with the ships COM
pany- The mems clothing and effects
were placed in steriliZing chambers and
kept there until scientifically clean
Men and mascOts We're given baths. Hot
and cold showers and plenty of soap
sUfced in the case Of the blue5ackets.
The mascots We're bathed in a blchlor-
lde solution.
Bathed and clad IN sterilized cloth
ing, the men We're turned loose for d
scamper on the island and they made
the most Of their little picnic. While
The crew was being purified ashore the
battleship was thoroughly fUmigated
and when the men went on board at
noon yesterday IL was the cleanest crew
On the cleauest ship in the navy.
Dr.. ". C. Hobby. chief quarantine
omcer at this port. directed the cam
paign OF germ eXtermina tion ashore
and adOat- He was assisted by DR.. Ber-
ryhill, surgeon Of the Nebraska; Dr.
Baker, assistant 20 DR.. Berryhul, and
by DR.. KOltes. who was detailed from
the Connecticut TO aid the Nebraskas
staff
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK. I43 Montgomery
ST. viii occupy our new building Market ana
Mason sts JuIr 27-F0r the half year end
lng June 30 1908. a dividend has been de-
elared on al savings deposits, free OF taxes.
PAYABLE ~ and after wednesday. July !,
1908. Dividends not called for are added tc
and bear The same rate Of interest as pFl1-
eiD9l from July !. 1905.
no. Z. CALKL&s, cG1siss
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09

THE annual meeting Of the stock holders of the
Rational BENEFIT Contract Company VIII be
held at the companys office, room 2s3- 26s
Market St. san Francisco, Cal, on Iuesday
sulv u 1905 at O'Clock T. r H1NES,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
INFORMATION WANTED

WANTED-TO find the wherea bouts Of Luckt
Madden. who has been in San Francisco abou
months. Please notify BESSIE FARRELLY
63I Sd St
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
EDUCATIoNAL

MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help TO
make it. Advertise your wants; make them
known TO the public through Call Want Ad.
An investment not an expense For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09
MATRIMONIAL

DO not be deceived; the only reliable matrimo-
nisl bureau you viii find at MRS. A. VOL
TER'S. 1T52 Geary st; established in 1900
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09

SPECIAL
ALL.-EARLY-TODAY.
engineers. run derrick hoist. large company,
country Job, S95 so and found.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09

WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
1Oo spiendidly furnished rooms. SOC. JOc and
soc per day: free baths with every room
largest hotel office and clubrOOms on Pacific
Coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free OF charge; highest grade Of
white help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTFI-NFVFR CLOSED.
1lth and Market sts.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
THOUSANDS ATTRACTED
TO GOLDEN GATE PARK
ENJOY SPECIAL MUSIC

Thousands were attracted to Golden
Gate park yesterday by the warm sun
shine. the attendance at the different
places of interest equaIing that of an
average Sunday in summer Eques-
trians. automobilists, carriage parties
and pedestrians were out in large num-
bers. special program OF music was
given during the afternoon, and fully
5000 persons enjoyed the varied num-
bers. The big bears in the steel cage
in the park were visited by many a
Juvenile Santa Claus yesterday and
were treated to sweetmeats In gen
erous quantities. A comparatively
small number went as far as the beach
on the cars, but many rode up and
down the great highway. Most of the
beach resorts were prettily decorated
with eyergreens and many colored
lights were displayed at night.
Not an accident marred the pleasure
OF those who visited the park and
beach. and the police had no occasion
to assert their authority, so orderly
was the crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR The PUB
Lie PRINTING AND BINDINc-seslsd Pro
pssals viii Be received qnt Jangsry ~, ls ss
PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING and sIND-
ING for the year ending 2sth Of February. lslo.
award Of the contracts 20 be made BY the Joint
Committee Of Congress on Public Printing to
the Government. the COMMITTEES reserving to IT.
SELF the right TO reject any and all bids. ~ its
SesneS nest nav % aetae Detailed sehsduiss SS the
description. quantity and quality or the paper
required, accompanied by samples and blank pro-
bidders must comply can be obtained BY ad-
dressing sam,l B; Donnely. Public Printer.
tered into for supplying such quantities Of paper
as may be needed during the year and no more.
The estimated Quantities set ~ forth In detail in
finish printing paper. e4x3S: Il co reams
chine finish printing paper. ssz4s; 5000 resms
ing paper. various sizes; 1.s25 reams antique ma
chine anish printing paper; Zoo reams white
weights: II. 500 reaDs eoiorcl writing paper. loft
dried. various sizes and WEIGHTS; 10000 pounds
sna vsiohrs s6co ressa. cover Daper. various
sizes and weights; 1000 pounds best plate paper;
superhne (single and donblel coated book paper.
8. 500 reams manila paper. various sizes and
weights; 5000 pounds plated huilst patch, va
rious sizes: sd 000 pounds bond paper: 5000
pounds artificial parchment. various sizes 5000
pounds parchment deed: $4,000 sheets cardboard
various coiors. sizes and weights; 730. 900 sheets
bristol board various coors, sizes and weights:
100000 mounds colored bristol and manila tag
board: 12. 800 reams drst class ledger paper
white bhle, laid wove. yariofts sizes and
weights: 800 reans second class ledger paper
white OF hlne. laid or wOve. various sizes and
weights: 200 reamS tissue and copying paper.
20 reafns hOtting paper. any required color and
weight: 4SJ reams marble comb and lining pa
per variocs sizes: $50 reams tvDewriter paper
various sizes and weights: 225 reams letter
paner. 100 reans white French folio. 17x22
inches. $50 reamR white parafan paper. 24x38
inches. 5000 sheets parchment. 1Jx21 inches
Proposals viii be received for one thousan
reams or more. by direction Of the Joint Com !.
mittee Of CONGRESS on Public Printing. SAM Cd
p. DONNEI-IY. Public Printer Washincton.
D. c.. Decen4her &C. 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26

The dinner bell rang at IL noon and
the majority of the diners remained at
their post until past o'clock. 1T was
pronounced the best Yuletide meal ever
served in the history of the hospital.
The menu was as follows:
Oxtail and Terrapin Soup.
Esealoped Oysters Squad Pie, Ok Tongue,
Striped Bass. Winchester Ham, Chicken
Salad, Ancbovies.
Turkey, chestnut dressing. Cranberry Sauce
Maliard Duck, Currant Jelly
I1oin OF Pork, Apple Sauce.
Leg OF Lamb, Mint Sauce Goose. Catawoa sauce.
Baked Sweet Potatoes. Sweet Corn, String Beans,
Artichokes, French Peas,
Creamed and Mashed Potatoes.
Vanilla Ice Cream, Plum Pudding. Brandy Sauce.
Mince Pie, Cranberry Pie, Apple Pie,
Custard Pie.
Fruit Cake, Assorted Cakes.
Apples, Grapes, Oranges and Bananas
Cheese. zinfandel
This menu with practically few
changes. was served to all enlisted men
at the post. Families of enlisted men
Jared well under Uncle Sans generous
cheer, for not family at the Presidio
missed a turkey dinner.
At the officers club, which faces the
parade ground, an elaborate Christ
mas dinner of IL courses was served
lat noon. During the afternoon officers
and their guests fingered about the
clubhouse. In an old fashioned fire
pidCc a CHCcly OldHc llOAAA q ldi BE iO-
attracted many. Many gifts passed
among the officers.
A large Christmas tree was the in
teresting object during the evening.
Open house prevailed during the after
noon and evening and many auto
mobiles stood In front of the club
house.
At Fort Mason General Smith gave a
dinner to small party OF friends. and
to- . IA ffn1- l., hi .
on an auto ride through the Presidio
and to the cliff
Hundreds of tiny tots made merry
| from 2 o'clock. in the afternoon until
$50 o'clock as they swarmed around a
big Christmas tree which had been set
for the benefit OF the children at the
! post in the library building. Uncle Sam
did not overlook his smallest charges
for every soldiers child received a gift
About so post officers were the guests
| of Colonel Lundeen at Christmas din
ner served in his home A New Eng
land Christmas fete followed the dinner
at which many of the officers recounted
experiences at West Point. The older
officers who had seen active service told
! interesting stories or Christmas days
spent in the field.
1t proved a sad Christmas for the
members of the general hospital foot
ball team, who journeyed TO Oakland
! yesterday and were defeated by the
Century club to the tune of 16 to 5
Nine of the players were injured in the
game, and OF that number Privates
Waters, Flowers, Newman and McAIur-
ray were seriously injured during the
hotly contested game and were taken
to the general hospital by their fellow
players The enthusiastic players
rather than miss an opportunity TO play
1.-THE crack Century club. eleven of Oak
land. forfeited the fine dinner served al
| the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
WATER GAUGE BURSTS;
BRAKEMAN is KILLED
Fireman Has Leg Crushed, but
Engineer Sticks to Post
and Stops Train

LA PORTE. Ind, Dec 25.-The burst
ing of water gauge in the cab of a
mogul engine running so miles an hour
and pulling the fast through stock
train from Chicago TO New York re-
suited last night in the death OF the
head brakeman. the probable fatal in
jury of the fireman and the slight
scalding OF the engineer.
The dead: David NJ Meiser, head
brakeman; head crushed. -
Injured: Elmer Replogle, fireman;
leg and foot crushed; probably intern
ally injured: David Moorehouse.
The accident happened two miles east
of La Porte. When the water gauge
burst the fireman and brakeman. who
believed that the boiler was about to
blow up, Jumped. The brakeman land
ed on his head and was killed instantly.
The fireman rolled back against his
train when he jumped and his left leg
and right foot were crushed.
Engineer Moorehouse stuck to his
post and brought the train 10 stop.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
CHRISTMAS CHEER,
CATCHING, GETS BIG
FEAST FOR CONVICTS

SAN QUENTIN, Dec. 25.-Santa Claus
did not visit San Quentin prison last
night. Christmas cheer. however,
peeped through the keyhole and Christ
mas greetings pervaded the gray stone
cell buildings and flushed the pallid
faces of the convicts. Many whis-
pered Merry Christmas passed be-
tween moyeless lips as the prisoners
filed into the big dining hall for the
Yuletide meal. Though the convicts
are not allowed to speak while at the
table, still on holidays many soft
hearted guards conveniently go blind
and deaf.
with Christmas being celebrated
everywhere the contagion crept into
the prison walls and was welcomed.
Warden Hoyle caught it, Captain Ellis
fell a victim, and F. w. Reynolds,
Hoyles secretary. Their smiles were
catching.
The commissary should have been
quarantined. From the chef down to
the scullion In the big kitchen good
humor bubbled over The chef sue
cumbed and then, true to his instincts,
he turned to his recipe book. A mon
ster dinner, a regular Christmas feast,
like mother used to make" seemed TO
him the best way of saying Merry
Christmas
That is how 100 prisoners had a
dinner today that will live in history.
The chef couldn't find enough turkeys,
so instead luscious roast pork with
apple sauce amendments was the piece
de resistance. On the menu was clam
chowder, roast pork, gravy. mashed
potatoes, roasted sweet potatoes. and
cake and then the whole dinner topped
Off with mince pie
After the Christmas dinner, which
occurred early in the afternoon, the
prison band played for the boys" and
yard liberties were given to a large
number of the prisoners Then until
lookup time gossiping. boxing. hand
ball and other forms of recreation were
permitted. Only necessary work was
DONE
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
SOFT HEARTS VIE IN
SPREADING CHEER
Hospitals, Jails and Almsh0nseS
Furnish Scenes Of Happy
Rejoicing
Thousands of Men and Chill
dren Are Given Dinners by
Charity Organizations
Continued from Page 5

distribute baskets of food and goodies
to deserving families. More than 100
applied and received brimming baskets,
containing chicken. veal, beef. fried
figs, coffee, tea, butter. vegetables. nuts.
raisfns, oranges and other delicacies.
Most of those who applied we're widows
with children to support.
Breakfast was served later. All who
applied were given hot coffee and sand
wiches. The food unrolled as contin-
uously as motion picture filn- There
was no end to the meals. for scarcely
had the sandwiches been exhausted
when the Christmas MONDAY spread
was served. At the first table sat the
workers of the mission and those men
whose unfortunate circumstances have
forced them to charity. but who have
shown their worthiness to the mission
people. After them came whosoever
would until the tables were bare. Tur-
Keys there were by the dozens. roasted
and stuffed and graced with potatoes
and grave and topped Off with coffee.
nuts, raisins and fruits. During the
day fully 1,5o0 men. women and chill
dren shared in the cheer distributed by
the mission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
UNCLE SAN PROVIDES
CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR
ALL AT PRESIDE POST

Four hundred patients in the gen
eral hospital at the Presidio enjoyed
Uncle Sans generosity yesterday. A
Christmas dinner of variety and pleni-
tude was served in the large mess hall
under the direction of Sergeant Ellis
White. The dinner was prepared by
William J. Blythe, the hospital steward,
who has held that position continuous-
ly since June. 1899, to the satisfaction
OF the hospital patients and attaches
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
PICK TRUSTED MEN TO
GUARD CHINESE REGENT
Manchu Regiments Will Be
Combed to Find Safe
Gordon of Aids

PEKING, Dec. 25.-An. imperial edict
issued today ordered Princes Tsai Tao
and Yu Lang and Grand Councillor
Tieh Liang TO form an imperial guard
of picked men from the Manchu regi-
ments for the use of Prince Chun. the
regent Of China.
Princes Tsai Tao and Yu Lang and
Grand Councillor Tieh Liang were re-
Gently intrusted with the task of
guarding the palace gates.
4 leading article published yester-
day in the newspaper controlled bv
Yuan Shi kai. the grand councillor. adj
vised the regent to remain in the pal
ace so IS 10 avoid the danger of as
SasSin2tion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
Foul Taste

GOOD while you're eating II
XMAS TIME-bad-awful bad IN
YOUR MOUTH the day after If
YOU fail to take CASCARET at
bed time to help nature remove
the over-drinking and eating load
Don't neglect to have Cascarets
with you to start the New Year
right. They simply help nature
help you sn
cAScARETS roc box for weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS ARE TREATED
TO A TURKEY DTNNEp

The $50 patients at the United States
marine hospital were given turkey
dinner with the usual Christmas ac-
compartments.
The dining rooms and wards were
beautifully decorated with Christmas
trees. evergreens and holly.
The Seamans institute distributed
pipes, tobacco. fruits. etc, and a bevs,
of young ladies furnished dainties to
those unable to enjoy the turkey and
more substantial fare.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
STABBED IN BRAwL

BUTTE. Mont, Dec. 25.-victor
johnson. occupation unknown, was
fatally stabbed this morning by James
ONein, formerly manager of a local
precipitation plant and prominent in
mining circles. After an argument in
a restaurant ONeill stabbed Johnson
and chased him and a woman of the
district through the streets, fourishing
his knife. Johnson, reaching his
rooms secured a revolver and after
firing two shots at O'Neill without ef
feet. collapsed. O'Neiil was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
A. Il. AND S. #. REPoRTs EARNINGS
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 25.-Atchison,
Topeka and Santa 17e reports for the
four months ending October 81 as
follows: Total operating expenses, $780,
627,o17; other income, sS0.99s:- total
operating expenses. sI9,124,759; net
earnings s11,5S3256; interest. taxes,
rentals etc. s6,059,041; balance, $5,524-
2f5; dividends, s2,573.912: surplus s2.-
950.3o2; previous surplus, $20,352. .S65.
revision work abandoned line, s2os. IA;
final surplus, s2a.oss.oss.