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New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

ACADEMY OF MUSIC: 14th st. st. and ir'i"'
2:I5-s:15-The Old Hon1es'ea'' %.
.,Z..TRRA THEATRE. 7th ave. and 12ath ''---z'l'
A,1ERfCAN THEATRE. sth ave and t2d '--7;l0-
s15-vauieville - A.,
AsroR. Broadway and 45th st-2:1S-s1'-The man
from Home 49,
.eco THEATRE west 42d st--2:15-s;2 ;2o--Ths
l,- .-x,EATPE broadway and goth st-2:1o-S;lo
OA' CentIeman from Mississippi
ppoADwAy THEATRE. Broadway and 4lst sI-1he
Golden Butterfly - ,.uo
c.sTNo broadway and 39th st.-2;15-s15-Marcelo
CIp~Ir rt5EATRE-2l -2l5-s15-The Man Who Stood
Still o,x
COLONIAL. THEATRE, Broadway and e2d BIB
S:1b-Vaudevilie.
CRITERION TRE-2:15-s:15-FiuHy Rufnes-
EDEN MUsEE 23d st. eth ave-The World In
Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRE. Broadway ana 4oth st-2:i6-
s:15-John Drew.
GA1ETY THEATRE. Broadway and 4sth st--The
Travelling Salesman.
GARRICk THEATRE. 34th st. eth ave-2:16-
s:20-Tbe Mollusc
GERMAN THEATRE, 59th ST. and Madison ave-215
-s:l5-Stock company.
GERMAN THEATRE. Irving ace-2:1s-S:lo-Stocs
company.
DALYs. broadway. between 2sth and 8oth sts-2:i5
-S:lS-Mysef-Bett
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
MERRY WIDOW" QUITS TOWN.
Established Record for Long Run and MADE
Il. w. Savage Happy.

With last nights performance at the Ne" am, An .
sterdann Theatre, the ever popular widow 'eInn-
mated nearly a years occupation OF ulaI staee, t
To he exact that operetta was performed III ti'iea
- +ba Now Amsterdam establishing record 1or
musical productions In that time the fame OF tle
widow was spread from one end OF the country
TO the other and all concerned IN the business
90 90 axt 80 1paaLs we're $4,000, according to a
settlement made last night by Mr.. Savage Inose
al ,n marketing the music report that three
million copies Of the score have been sold ana Inae
., ,.oaints from that course for twelve lnontils
INC - .L,, s2nGO Mr.. Savage says he mas
80 o,ar s,aoooo in royalties. which will total $o
a before the reign of the widow, in this country
" - On end. Fully seven hundred thousand per
ons have witnessed the production at '"o -e
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

GARDEN THEATRE. Madison and 9th st.-Ihe
HACKETT THEATRE. West 42d st-The Crisis
7th and 42d st.-2:I6-s:lS-
Vaudeville
HERALD SQUARE; Broadway and s5th st-21s-
S:15-Three Twins
HIPPODRoME. 9Th and 4sd st-2-s-sporting
Days and The BATH. in the Skies
HUDSON THEATRE. 44th st east of Broadwav-2.15
-s:1b-Pierre OF the Plains
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE Broadway ana Bsth
st-G;l5-s:15-1he Girls Of Gottenbcrg
LIBERTY THEATRE West 42d st.-2:15-s:15-wnL>
fire. ~
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE, Broadway and seth
st.-Vaudevtlle.
LYRIC THEATRE. West 42d st-MIle Mischief
LYCEUM THEATRE-215-SI5-L1ov watches
MAJESTIC THEATRE. Columbus Ctrcs-2:f6-s:fS-
Agnes.
NEW AMSTERDAM 42d st. near 7th ave-2:1o-s: 80
The Merry Widow
NEW YORK THEATRE -2:l5-s1s-Ths American
Idea.
SAVOY THEATRE. s4th st and eth .ve--2:1o-s:l5
Mater.
sTUYvEsANr THEATRE. 215--s:15-Ths Fighting
Hope.
WALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Both st-2:1b
-S15-Hts Wife's Family.
wEBERS THEATRE Broadway and goth st.-2 30
s:30-Paid in Full
WEST END THEATRE: :15-s:I5-Ths Warren, OF
Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
SAVOY THEATRE.

The stage of the Savoy Theatre Will Tor some
time be occupied with Mr. Kennedy's didactic play
called 1.-The Servant in the House" That play had
a long and remunerative career in New York last
season. and during the summer, 1t was success
fully presented in other cities,-notably In Los
Angeles and Chicago. 1t owes much TO the aolIitS
with which in some of the parts, 1t was acted
Mr. Arthur Lewis especially distinguished himself
by his inpersonaucn OF a selfish. tme-serVlns'
rltra-conventional ecclesiastic- The cast WIN
which this play will be revived includes Mr.. LEWIS
Mr. TYRONE Power. Mr. Walter Hampden' MI. Eo-
mund r Kennedy Cbrother Of the suthoF'' MISS
Matthison and Miss Wynne.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

Amsterdam and for period OF twenty-five weeks
the attendance at each performance exceeded by
two hundred the seating capacity OF that theatre
The average weekly receipts were S6Wo Ihe
company that closed tho engagement at the Ne"
Amsterdam will go to the Montauk Theatre, Brook
lvn for two weeks. beginning tomorrow night.
There is company at present in the South and
another touring the New England States.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
THE BUSINESS SHOW,

The National Business Show was opened last
night at Madison Square Garden under the man
agement OF Harry A. COchrane. Methods. systems
forms and Office appliances exhibited. BY way
Of diversion a musical entertainment will be given
every night Last night Belgian singer Nine
Frery. sang the jewel song from Faust" An
extra feature is Mazimus. who says he is the
strongest in the world" Miss Rose Fritz, a
champion operator on the typewriter gives a dem
onstration Of her ability.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
WEST END THEATRE.

Nine. Nazmova will begin weeks engagement
ct the West End tomorrow night, during Whlch
she will. present three or Ibsens dramas and
Bracco's comedy of "Comtesse CoQuette The Or
der follows: Monday and Tuesday night and
Wednesday afternoon. "A Dolls House.; Wednes-
day and Thursday night, "Hedde Gabler;" Fri
day night and Saturday afternoon, The Master
Builder" and Saturday night. "Comtesse CoQuette.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
THE HIPPODROME.

The management Of this big playhouse proposes
to establish winter quarters this city for the
various animals used in the circus features
Sporting Days and The Battle in the Skies,
the beautiful banets and novelties of varied in
terest that compose the entertainment presented
by Messrs Shubert & Anderson, without doubt
the best that has been seen here since the Hippo
drome opened There are two performances
oh IaN
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
sTuYvESANT THEATRE.

Miss Bates is in the second month OF her en-
easement at this theatre in THE Fighting Hope
rbo i,,forr,a+ion is rnparted that seats are being
sold two months in advance which would lnaicate
a long run for this drama Miss Bates acuhs III
THE Fighting Hope is particularly enectiVe III
the last act Afternoon performances are given on
Thursday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
HoWARD'S REPLY.

The twins were being congratulated upon the ar
rival OF a small brother when the neghbsv IN
Qured.
We'll. how did you boys like the boy
oh" answered Howard. noncha1antly, I'VE
thought 1t all right but mamma would rather
have had an automobile. London Opinion.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
oERALpINA AT HUBER'S.

Mile Geraldina. who comes to Huber's Museum
this week with her troupe Of Nuban lions Is said
to be the youngest lion tanner before the public
She is seventeen years old and has an attractive
nersnnalitY.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
WERER'S THEATRE.

Mr. Walters strong drama of Paid IN Fun IS
filling this little playhouse every night 1t VII! re-
main here for months to come Mr., Hatchs acting
as the grizzly sea dog is one of the striking fea-
lures IN it
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
HORRIBLE.

Heiress-But father. that handsome 20 20 az ill q ;
says he will do something desperate anu !.
do not marry him ,, A,,,. 20 %
Father tdryyl-He will he VII H~'
xork.-London Opinion
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

Eva Tanguay begins tomorrow afternoon the
last week Of her appearance as "Salon". 1lloin"S
e. Shea and company will be seen ID cOilueiis7N
version of 1.-THE Bells" and Laddie CHR tDe Az
tois Brothers Foster and Foster, O'Brien' HaVe4
g. Co in Tick and Click" Barry and Woiford IN
topical songs Mueller, Chumn & Mueller noop
rolling experts and Murphy and Francis Will be
in the bill
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Recentlv converted into one Of the numerous
vaudeville theatres conducted By william MOTIFS
the American is attracting large audiences every
afternoon and evening The bill Is changed from
week TO week Amelia Bingham will shortly be
seen here in the striking scenes from we'll known
plavs There will be a number Of clever performers
in the bill arranged for presentation this week
COLONIAL THEATRE.
At the Colonial this week Mr.. Williams VIII offer
a bill Of exceptional excellence. Ciarice Mayne'
called the Elsie Janis of England" will appear in
limitations Of English music hall celebrities, among
them Marie Lloyd. Vesta Tilley and Festa Victoria
Mcintyre and Heath will begin their second week
here changing their act to another in their roper
tory entitled THE Man from Montana The
Fadette Orchestra. Charlotte Parry In The Com
stock Mystery" William Macart and Les Silvas
will aid in the merriment.
Claire Romaine. billed as "London's Pet Boy"
Is an extra feature.
EDEN MUsEE-
The story of an Egyptian snake charmer is Illus
trated here this week in the wax work exhibition
This group is said by the management 70 be the
finest in the present collection There will be
concerts to-day.
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
There is only one theatre in town where the In
imitable Lauder may be seen-the Lincoln Square
Theatre His engagement here will be definite
one Mr.. Lauder needs no special commendation
at this time He made distinct hit last season
at the New York Theatre, and those who enjoyed
his udicrous performances then will not need to be
coaxed to view the comical ScOtChman again
This is the second week OF his engagement here.
With him on the bill this week Will be the 3
Rohrs Alice Lorette. Hines and Remington, the
Keltons aud Charles Macy. There will be con-
certs to-day.
VICTORIA THEATRE.
William Rock and Maude Fulton will head the
bill here this week, presenting new songs and
dances Tho Star Bout will be extra feature.
Audrey Maple and company OF twenty-five players
will perform IN The Love Waltz Ila Grannin.
wInsor AIcCay, Scott and Wilson. Fred Lindsay
and the Russell Brothers will aid in merriment
Frank Moulan James Thornton the Gilmore Sis
ters and Maud Lillian Berr Will participate in the
concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
BIJOU THEATRE.

There is no new word be said OF Ihe zen
,reraan from Mississippi now current at thls 'he
&c In all probability the public will have an
-.,,r,.,- ~ witness Wise and Douglass per-
fo-rrance for many months 10 come
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
ASTOR THEATRE.
REIkScO THEATRE.

- 49, NJ T,isk. has secured for his use me
1J.o,,,., Theatre as made known in The tribune
The DeviI. will remain at the Belasco noenn1e-
" The usual afternoon performances WIN %
rfv.n Nr Arliss's acting is the chie1 etIac'ioA
in tbs drama.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
BROADWAY THEATRE.

The Golden Butterfly, by MessFs- Do ~ 49,
-. 60. ,..s received the approval OF all lovers
- 1iet, music In all probability il viii nave
Irrnsrerous career at the Broadway Theatre MISS
Vsn studdiford Miss Gene Lunesk. Louis CaSsa-
want Louis Harrison end Walter Ferci'al d "e
chie> performers in st There are huiiioe -
good songs and the book is amusing
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
CRITERION THEATRE.

Eer5nn,nr tomorrow night. William Gillette viii
zunesr here IN a play by Henri Bernstein caIleu
samson" Miss Williams terminated last heH'
her engagement in Fluffy Ruffies Inc cui ~ 'Hii,
=, - -, ..sa,nsoT,' each night at o'clock and
- . T., -be afternoon. Miss Constance conner
rra5e-ic de BeiIeville. Arthur Byron. Mar1e wan
v--5z+r end Pauline Frederick VIII be IN the cast
Miss Collier IS an English actress VINO mas oeeh
associated with Mr. Beerbohn Tree. M Uii.o'o ~
=, ,o-.ons+a IN Samson g copper merchant
-s-,s5 Maurice Bracherd
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

Louis Mann appeared here on Thursday night
.a a play called The Man Who Stood StlH- A
full description Of that piece has appeared IN 1ho
-r-,b,,,e There will be afternoon performances on
end
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
GsIETY THEATRE.

THE Travelling Salesman" is still visible on
the s+ara or the C7aietv. Frank Mcintyre imper-
sonares the chief character in it One Of the pleas
snt representations is that showing the rnerrment
Of .,drumnlers" away from the home town dur
ing tie holidays
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
CASINO THEATRE.

.-,se-oAlIe" the musical play now attracting the
attention of the public at the Casino. will prob
ably remain there until after the holidays Miss
Louise Cunning IS the chief performer IN IT. Mile
Cenee recently approved Of Edith Kellys dance IN
this piece
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
COLONIAL THEATRE.
EDEN MUSEE.

The story of an Egyptian snake charmer is illus
trated here this week in the wax work exhibition
This group IS said by the management to be the
finest in the present collection There will be
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
DALHS THEATRE.

Maxine Elliott will end here a week from satur-
eav night her engagement in 'Myself-Betuna' a.
William Feversharn VIII be the next attrecuon'
T5a viii sppear in a repeTtory Of plays
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
ENpIRE THEATRE,

lack Straw and Rose Coghlan are the chief
attractions be seen here Nj Drew as usual
has achieved personal success. Mauae AealiiS
III 10 sean here later in the season in What
Every Woman Knows"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

This spacious playhouse VIII b. closed to-nor-
Fcw night and on Tuesday Klaw & ErIanger viii
a elaborate production Of Little Memo
Master Gabriel Will irnpersonate the youthful and
and adventurous Memo This is a spectacle that
viii probably please both the old and young VIC
tor Herbert has written the music for Il
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
GARDEN THEATRE.

According to the management. the version Of
1.-The Devil on exhibition here, is prosperous The
house is filled at every performance. Those VINO
have witnessed the so-caled original version" will
he curious to view Mr.. Stevenss impersonaton The
Usual afternoon performances are given.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
NEW YORK THEATRE.

Mr.. cohans laughabe musical comedy Of This
American I6ea' is established success. II is
clean. wholesome and entertaining. Trixie Fri
ganza. George Beban, Robert Daley. Hugh Mack
and Stella Hammerstein are the principal players
in this piece.
Tonight will be given the second Of the series OF
popular concerts by Maurice Levi and his band
Mr Levi is under the mana cement OF Mr. Aarons.
The programme arranged for tonight Is attractive.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
STAGE AFFAIRS
ACADEMY OE MUSIC.

NJ Dcnnaan Thompson will begin here 10
how night the third week Of his engagement IN .lie
domestic drama Of THE Old Homestead builie
last week Mr. Thompson celebrated the seNeh's
s-,h nniyersarv Of his BIRTH and the occasion was
made one OF rejoicing.
ASToR THEATRE.
There VIII be no change at this piaEhouse !o'
-, 20 come THE Man from Home" is in IA
- ter the r,,bIic and undoubtedly Will remain
-, ,bo .-,s of the present season. Afternoon
performances are given "wednesday and satuF-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

The concert that viii occur at the Majestic The
atre tonight VIII enlist the professional services
Of Ceorgiana Kelly CNrs. u. McAvcy); Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Reynolds: Messrs. Adamin and Tay-
Tor: carol Renneil MIR j. Lesley Mr.. Wallace
Hackay: Mr.. Samuel Collins Mr.. Irving Jones.
and the Eve musical Spilers. There Will also
exhibition Of moving pictures. These sacred ser
vices are directed by Mr.. Ted Marks.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
LYRIC THEATRE.

Mile Mischief" in the person Of Lulu Glaser,
occupies this stage. and viii probably do so for
many months come. Miss Glaser's performance
has received the approval OF large audiences
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
KNlckeRsocKER THEATRE.
LYCEuM THEATRE.

Love Watches with Miss Billie Burke ever on
the alert is filling this theatre every night That
performer has a charming personality and sue
cessful little comedy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
$4,000 SECURED

Four O'clock a. m --Cashier Jamison
has just made a statement to a Tribune
representative that the robbers succeeded
in effecting an entrance to the big safe and
got away with at least $23, 900.
Mr.. Jamison states that the safe con-
tanned about $4,000 but a considerable
amount was scattered throughout the vault
by the force of the explosion. and was left by
the robbers.
1t is reported that a posse is forming
and viii make a thorough search for the BAN
dts. starting at daylight
ris thought the iugatses win be Overhauled No.
Paoae Night Operator Fortune had the officers all the neshbOr
ing Informed the robbery
explosion had cleared away.
Mr. Wright the laundry man, furnished important
information the offices He says that gone his door after
the explosion he heard the robbers the bank talking
and discussing which that they finally
East Mr. Wright resides Walnut north she bank
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
The Pssslsn PIsI.

The Passion Play is the history
and life Of Christ from the an
nunciation to the ascension.
These world renowned and i'm
pressive moving pictures are an
exact reproduction Of the sacred
drama as performed by BayariAn
phesants Al Ober Ammergau, Bs-
yaria, and viii be exhibited Al
the Electric Theatre on February
Ia, rs. 10 and 20. The flm is
5000 feet long, and the show
viii last one hour, consequently
the admission viii be ten cents
20 an. After these four days the
admission viii he Ave cents IS
usual.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
4 EsIalIs GhIlaa.

The passing away of Mrs.
Asenath c. Barrows, whose de-
mise occurred Jan. -, 1905, at
her home in this city, was widely
known Tor her nObleness Of char
scter and Christian graces.
A sketch Of her life, which viii
sppesr later, VII set forth some
events Of special interest 10 the
public. In her burial is con
necied rather a remarkable com
cidens in the fact that in 1884.
when = girl Of Is years Of age,
she passed (whils on her way
from Union Mission, near Fort
Gibson, 20 HR5lime. Conn., where
she was educaied) near the spot
where her remains now lie, which
was then only q wide spread
prairie, fragrant wish lovely
flowers; and further. that she
should retuFn ia seven years and
live for 66 years in the near vicin
ify of her interment, and that
her pail bearers bad known her
40 long and well. " ". Burrows
for 40 years. .. D. Moare Cor 81
years, D O. Bradley s. years,
J. NJ McKibben 50 years. A. s.
Kenper S5 years, g. 3. Darand
IS years.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
saIaan RaVslll IN TaanshIp

Judge A. d Hyde wa, Ia town
this morning, saws che Review
Thursday, On his way home from
Butler where he had been nt.
tending county court In reply
70 interrogatories. he said he he-
lieyes the court would allow
about one half Of the saloon IL.
cense revenue contributed by
Rich Hin 10 revert 10 the
trustees Of Osage township for
road improvements. and the bal.
ance 10 be applied 20 the bridge
east Of town. Chas Perry, town.
ship trustee, Judge Dave Reese.
a member Of the board, and oth.
er leading citizens nave been
contendlng that an 81 Il should
revert 20 this township. The
Vppblp hag done more read
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
VOTE FOR RAIU8aL ga
SemsIhiag IAal sihl Aaks alch
RiIl 6EW Ion9H0H .h3
lsI ! tlseiioa.

Tomorrow, February l4th, the
voters of Rich Hjl viii be given
an opportunitg uf casting ballots
on the proposition 0f granting a
franchise 20 company orpani-
ped by Mr.. q. 81 Ruble. of this
city, 20 furnish natural gas TO
this city.
The proposition Is briefly: ist,
that the company must furnish
gas within enc year; "a, that It
viii pay the city sl,s0o per year
rental for tie use Of the mains
and meters now installed; 8a,
that the maximum charge FOR
gas shall be 30 cents per thons.
and cubic feet.
Any public spirited citizen
who viii look At this properly.
will at once conclude that this is
a good thing, and that natural
Gas viii be OF great value 10 oar
city
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13

work by funds furnished by in
diyidnal subscription than any
township in the county. and as
an this money comes from this
point, certainly no other town.
shin, after voting against sneh
revenue. should lay any claim
thereto. Considerable road
work could be done with this
money.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13

The TBrBrNE comes cut a day
early this week bnt the news of
the f. and n. Bank exniosiQn,
We believe, is good and sufficient
reason 30 make an effort % get
the paper in tba hands 90 the
readers this morning If there
ara any items % news crowded
out they win be published next
week.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
Job Prlliing.

The TRrRNE has a good line Of
type, good presses and trstclass
printers. We win print your
letterheads, envelopes, bills,
statements, pamphlets and book.
lets, and IN fact an kinds Of con.
mercial printing quick and cheap.
Let as figure with you.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13

A Rockville girl who recently
returned from q visit back EsSf
relates the following experience.
She attended q party one even.
ing where chocolate bon bors
were a part ct the rafreshmeuiz.
She 'spied nice plamp one an
the side of the dish, which she
tried % take, but which seemed
20 be stuck 70 The dish Af.ar
the second attemps. the negro
waiter, VIM vas passing tae dish
remarked Beg pahdor, Miss.
but dat's nah thumb ''-clinsos
Democrat
Rich Hill WAS fled sturdy
with people bere TO take advaa.
tage q The bargains ,nered 81
cur merchants
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13
Building and the Plate Glass Front Demolished a
the Midni0ht Hour BV Robbers.
gENTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ARE SECURE
Large Number of Armed Citizens Quickly Gather at
The Thieves Make Good Their Escape.


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thes
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bandts wreckw
swa
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found
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The ban is covered by rga
po hyd in nqok o ppu FEY satrl2
ckyh to ugg an " "aye eed
before n h h ppd y ~ yndhe
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-13

List your Rich Hill property
for sale or for rent vi p Z. S. G.
Prowell and get IN on Il. y list. II
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-09-18
BUSY IN FREMONT TOO.
Trainmaster Mount is Adding to North.
western Crews for Trip Rush,

Trainmaster Mount Is Adding to North.
western Crews for Trip Rush.
Fremont Tribune, Northwestern
officials are making extensive prepare.
lions for handling the heavy passcn.
ger traffic that is expected over their
lines during the Trip county opening.
Trainmastcr Mount has greatly In.
creased the force of available train.
men in order to have them ready
when the rush begins. The increase
has come by taking on new brake
men, promoting brakemen to conduc.
tors and transferring freight conduc
tors to the passenger service. Five
have already taken examinations and
qualified for the latter branch of the
business.
Mr. Mount says that a number OF
others will be needed and will be pro
NOTED as soon as the requirements In
the way of examinations are fulfilled.
The work of recruiting the passen.
ger force is done at this time in or
der to give the new men ample time
to provide themselves with uniforms.
The following five trainmen have
been made passenger conductors, the
first four being Fremont men: Fred
E. White. Frank f, Swearingen, F..
f. Kane, p. S. Mccormick and w. j..
John.
Mr. Mount reports good business on
passenger trains on lines running into
Fremont. An extra coach has been
added permanently to a number of
regular trains. One coach has been
added to the following within the past
few weeks: on the main line trains
No. and 6; on the Lincoln line, trains
No and 26 on the Scribner and
Oakdale line, trains No. 300 and $40.