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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

n B.-FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not Guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New or
leans. Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis. 900
a. m and 100 p. m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chzttan0oFa
Memphis, New Orleans. 10:l5 p. m daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida
points, $40 D. m. daily.
For Columbiz, Charleston. Augusta aiken.
40 D. m, and $3.50 P. IA. daily.
/. 5. BROWN. General Agent
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Take one Cascaret Just as

soon as you know that you need It,
Then you won't need purgative. 1t is easy and
pleasant way to keep we'll.
This is the day OF the gentle in medicine.
The caharc pin oldfashoned. Salts castor oil belong
grandmoher's time.
The modern doctor deals mildly.
Cascarets effective, gentle. They don't irritate
grippe. They don't lire catharIcs the digestive fluids
only foods will do
exercise does for the bowels
Their natural, artificial.
outdoors,
Otherwise do.
The uosth helpful laxative devised Is Cascarets
Then they candy tablets pleasant
That is a point
Joat wait till get don't wait till night.
one Cascaret taken promptly wards of trouble
CascaTes candy tablets They sold y ali druggists but
II bulk be genuine, with CCC tablet The
price so cents Is and
10 Cents per Box. zs
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TYPEWRITERS.
PROPOSALS.

FOSl JtF ICE EPARThENT, washington
D. C., February Is, I95s.-SeaIed pr5n1s7Is
viii bs received al this Department untiI ~
o. clock m, on the 18th OF Nav 100 from
patentees or their assignees FOR granting The
use OF patented improvements in mall pouch
and sack opening and closing devices AMI
other mall bag attachments exclusive 81
locke Blank forms Of bids, and sDeCInca-
tons giving fun information NAV ha ba5
upon application 10 the Second Assistant
Postmaster General. Washington d q n
Y, l. MEYER, Postmaster General
mhi.lS.apl. Il, 29.mys
POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT, washington
d. c, March II, 1908. Sealed proposals will
be received at the OeiCe OF the Purchasing
Agent Of this Department until 2 O'clock n
m, wednesday. April Is 1905. for furnishing
stationery Including paper, wrapping paper.
cards and cardboard, copy books and blank
books, tags, drawing materials inks and
mucilase. pens and penholders, pencils.
erdsers, knives and shears, typeWriJers and
supplies, duplicating devices, computing ma
chimes, rubber goods, and miscellaneous sun
plies. Rubber Stamps, and inks pads and
racks for same; Numbering Machines Seals
etc; Copying Presses; Furniture, Carpefs
etc, Baskets, Buckets, and Boxes. Dr,-
Goods Irvine and COrdsge, Hardware ana
Trucks; Leather and Leather betting; Flee
trical Supplies; Paints, oils, Chemicals and
Glass; Lumber: Fuel; Ice, etc; FORAGE and
Household Supplies. they may be ordered
for the use Of the POstOffice Department or
any branch OF the Postal Service from time
70 time during the fiscal year beginning
July /. 1908, ani ending June 60 1909 BLANKS
for proposals, with specifications ana instr7Ic-
tons 10 bidders. will be furnished upon an
pliCatiOn TO the Purchasing Agent for the
Postoflce Department. Washington II q
C. p. GRANDFIELD. Acting Postmaster
General mh1S .. apis
OFFICE OF Constructing Quartermasfe-
Walter Reed Army General Hospital IA
kOma Satisfaction. Washington, D. C. March
H. 1905 Sealed Proposals In triplicate sun
ject TO usual conditions, WILL BE RE
-EINED HERE UNTIL T. O'CLOCK. NOON
STANDARD TINE. APRIL f. 1905 for tbs
construction Of Macadam Roads Pavemcnfs
Concrete Walks. Cutters, Curbing Catch,
basins. etc. on the Walter Reed Army Gen
sral Hospital reservation, Washington ID
C.. Plans, specifications, blank proposals ana
further information furnished on aDpIics-
ton. u. S. reserves right TO reject or ac-
ccpt any or all bids or any part thereof
Proposals TO be marked Proposals for
Roads Walks. etc and addressed 10 CAP
TAIN n. L. PETTUS, .. NJ
mh14-i6. Il. lS-ap9. 3-st
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID O.
Washington, March u, 1903. Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this Office until ~
O'CLOCK NOON. MARCH 26. 1908, for con-
structing a i6-room school building. No l53
located on Fourth. between " and Bryant
Streets. NortEE7esJ. lots 1 70 6. inclusive
Square 1868. Forms specifications. iDfor1na-
ton and necessary proposal blanks may be
obtained az this Office. room 45- II. B. F.
HENRY L WEST, JAY J.
MORROW, commissioners. p, q
mh12-6t-exSul
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GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, WASHING
TON. D. c.. March l6 1905 Sealed proposals
in jrpliCare, viii be received at this once
until IL O'Clock a. m, THURSDAY, APRIL.
Is 1905 and then publicly opened. for fur
nishing ami delivering fuel forage and straw
at Washington Barracks and Washington
i. c.. Forts Myer auI Hunt Virginia
Fort Washington, Maryland, and at the Ar
lingt0n National Cemetery, Virginia. for
fuel al Pumping Station, RoSsIyn. Virginia.
Richmond Viz yinia. Charlotte. y. C ami
Annapolis Maryland; for mineral oil at
Washington Ba racks and Washington. ID
c.. Forts MyeT and Hunt Virginia and Fort
Washington, Maryland for gasoline at Fort
Nyer Virginia. Also. for removing ashes
refuse matter. furnishing ice. laundering tow
els and shooting animals I'm Washington ID
g, during the fiscal year commencing July J.
1908 Blank forms and instructions for max
ing proposals. and further information will
be furnished intending bidders upon apDlica-
tioa TO this Office. n. GRAY ZAIINSKI
Major and Quartermaster L. s. Army. IN
charge Of depot mhI6. his. l9apl4I5
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate.

WANTED-S2.OO 600 at per cent, first mort
gage on improved property. BOX sS4, mines
once, mhI7-5r
WE CAN MAKE loans IN any amounts fror1
tl.000 ID $4,000 al 51z and per cent, we
have some per cent money.
Every confederation possible shown Dor
rover.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
5O7 G St n. W
Phone Main 2s62 North OF.
mh5-K -
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FOR RENT HOUSES.


FOR RENT-House. SIC 18Th st. Sc 6 rooms.
pain ana range large porch ia front: $3.50
Apply CHAS. =. TRIBBY Thompson Bldg.
t92 Lstn 81. NV. rzhls-tf
FOR RENI-l70S Z ST. NV. - rooms. fur
nlSieai an modern improvements; il suitab Die
owner VIII reserve room he occupies al pres
ent. ,,,Lf5 -
REDUCED TO $4,000,
Pretty Colonial home. northeast: OF sig rooms
Guc porcelain saith; cellar. COLLINS
GOEREY CO.. gu 18th 81 nv. mhle-2t
FOR EENT'-SiX-roon and bath brick: ex-
ceilenJ condition. l1S Hickman sg kpDlv
H. RALPH BURTON. Union Crust building.
mh7-l4t
FOR HENT-Houses. apartments. and Offices
In an parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call at our office
THOS. j. FISHER A. co. QncD,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
738 18th 81. NV ia2s-tr
FOR RENT-s33 Allison 81. NV. rooms and
bath steam neat large porch; front Colonial
Apply SHAs- +. IRIBBl, 703 18th 81. NV.
1al8-tt
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED-GO0d people 10 buy homes In
Laurel. Nd, and be happy. I have fine coun-
Try and suburban properties for sale; low
prices and easy terms. G. j. HALVERsON.
Washington ave. Laurel. I'D. mhl3-IOt
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FOX SALE-FARMs.

ONE or THE BEST farms around Vgash-
lngton; over 81 acres 3 acres in choice
Ifuitsi newly built house Of G rooms and
many outbuildingsi the very place for Of
ncenolder, = mile from station; 81 minutes
ride 20 city. price reduced. s., 80: no agents
AQQress LkLIIEII. TImes nffLc- rrhIs-Sr
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pR. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment Of private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All cons1IIfs
lions confidential. Medicine furnished prices
moderate. 1873 Pa ave. NV. Phone NJ 1S19
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned Salaried People

and others, without security easy payments;
Offices in &c principal cities: save yourself
money BY getting my terms first. D. h
IOI-AAN. Room 5l6. $50 18th 81. NV. das-tf
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ONLY $3.50. WORTH sac
Apartments No. 500 Rhode Island ave ne &.
ave large rooms and hath. take through
cars on @ ST. +. II. SMITH & co, Bond
building. mh1g-gT
WILL sUHLET my apartment in Kent. va
North Carolina ave. ss., six outside cheerful
rooms ana bath; perfect condition and serv-
Ice. large rear yard and porch. 81. KAR-
RICK a. AErCALFI 1920 New York ave
mhll-3t
NICE hvs-room and bath apartment. first
EooTi 'front.' newly pa1ertd and painted. first
class condition The Princeton, I4sy Y s.
nv. Rent only SIS.
MYERS * LIGHTFOOT. 1907 " y. ave. nv.
mhI5-at
FURNISHED ROOM in apartment All CON
Eeuieuces5 suitable Tor married couple CaI
after o. ~ al ST. ms. APARTMENT "a
S2--WOETH $50
Delightful apartment $50 suburbs s-g
Adams S. ne i've large rooms and p1rce-
lam batli southern exposure through cars
q 70. b. IT. SMITH CO.. Bond Building
FOR REST-Hy ELLEEsON q W-ENPIE-
90 lzlh ST., new apartment TIA The Fairfax
g. corner IlJh and SITS s.g. c1uf8rfaB BE
IN an parlcllaIss Moderate rent, steam
.--t-.--- mhl4-IL
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MONEY ID LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY 10 pay rent, or buv
coal. viii furnish all you need. lend yoa
strictly PRIVATE. Any me. =. % BOx
1z3. station q. e. -
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DISTRICT REALTY CO., sos sSs 8 Dc.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-In rear OF 1913 18th st. NV, new
brick stable; water Address Mrs DAVIS,
1922 80 ST. NV. Phone y. SAB. mhI7-3t
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PROPOSALS.

PoSTOFFIrE DEPARTMENT. washington,
D. c., January q, fsJs. Sealed proposals VIII
he received al the once OK the Chief Clerk
or tHis department uutil the 9Th DAY OF April
1873. az o'clock p. m.. a. Xhich time and
place they VIII De opened ll tbs presence Of
the bidders OF tlelr authorized agents or at
t2Fae}s g, Tor the performance OF me following
seFlces as they may be required during Tie
ilscal year ending June so. 1903. Washing and
ironing towels. shooting horses. removing
debris a14 ashes reCaGing chairs. cleaning
carpets cleaning. winding. and repairing the
clocks or the PostOrlCe Department. incIud-
ing the tower clock Blanks Tor proposals
with spscitcatl1ns and Instructions viii be
furnished upon application 10 the Chief Clerk
Fo5torge Department Washington D. T.
u. 81. j. MEYER Postmaster Genera.
mill 1875
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Gen EHAL DEFDI OF TIE QTAREER-
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, WASHING
ION. d. g., March rs. 1913 Sealed pr0pos-
ais In tripIicate. VIII be received at this
once until IL o'clock a. M. Saturday. April
IS 1905. and then publicly opened. for ex-
scuting such job printing as may be re-
quirs3 by this Office during she fiscal year
commencing July J. 1905 Blank forms ar j
instructions for making proposals and f',-
Their Information desired viii be furnished
intending bidders on application 20 this Of
nee The right IS reserved Il the United
states 10 reject any or all proposals or accept
any part thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posals must he marked Proposals Tor JOB
PRINTING" and be addressed 10 MAJOR
II. GRAY Z-LTNS<I, QuarteFmsster, e. s.
A, IN charge OF depot. minis. IS. 30apl6. II
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Called Yesterday
Estate OF Rebecca J. O'Neiu: will
dated August - 1906 filed naming Julia
Q, O'Neill Colliere executrx.
Estate CT Daniel B. Clarke; petition
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POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington.
-. Co January So, ls.s.-Seaiel proposals viii
be received al ths office OF the Chief Clerk
or this department until the 9th day OF April
lssh az p clock j. m-. at which time and
place they VIII be opened IN the presence Of
the bidders or their authorized agents or at
tYruegs, l1g the purclas" OF waste materials
from the de--arrmelr. including waste pa per.
old canvas with metal parts attached. old
leather with metal parts attached old canvas
ami leather with metal parts attached. can
vas cuttings and laCIug cord. free from metal
parts. brass drilliuEs. pGnshiugs pins lock
parts bronze aTlllIngs. lock parts. etc. fro
and stee4s ste-. strips from which lock parts
etc, have been punched and old scales brass
and iron. from the Mail Equipment Shons,
during the fiscal year ending June 90 ls0g.
Blanks tur proposals. with specifications ana
instructions. VIII be furnished upon applica-
zion 90 the chief Clerk ana SUPERINTENDENT OF
Buildings. Past1flce Department, Washing
ton. ID. T.. q. y j. MEYER, Postmaster
General mill j. -
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m T5- 90 .. N.
"Sunday only.
Of The following
Tel Main 1891 SO
rs. New Union
Main 1850: Infor-
urlG-rE
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Circuit Court, No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Lunacy Court.
Equity Court No. /.
CHIEF JUSTICE CfABAUGH

JUSTICE GOULD.
Called tOday.1
In re Marta A. Moran; substitution OF
committee ordered
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
IEalIad vest prlaNL

JUo IIDE bEAIt-FttILDs
Called yesterday
In re the payment OF damages on
account Of changes OF grade; order
finally raLifying and confirming ap-
praisemeut as to lot 100 square 80 u
MCCullough street
Called today)
In re opening OF an alley in square
743 District of Columbia; verdict OF
jury fled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
% "A. - gp - R Il "a
Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss L4HAzzzM1
SMALL PlNION
DELAYS WORK

small pinion. insignificant in size in
icct is now delaying the final test on
The outlet pipe for the new West Side
sewage station. This pnion is only about
eighteen inches in diameter and not much
greater in length. but IT is producing a
decidedly tropical feeling among West
Sidcrs. as indicated at the council meet
ing Monday. night.
The pinion IL for. the main shaft Of the
pumping engine which is 10 force the
sewage from the interceptinc sewer into
and through the outlet pipe 10 the gray
ity sewer 1906 feet 10 the northeast Of
the pumping station The trouble Is with
the collar 6tting on the main shaft. This
is the third pinioD that has been sent
for. two prior ones being either a par
ticle too small or too large, rendering
them useless. The third pinion, which
II is ferveutly hoped Will be satisfactory.
Is being anXiously awaited from Fair
la nks Morse x Co.'S Chicago office. AS
soon ss IL arrives. which will be Thurs
day at the latest. Chairman Mcmillan
of the board Of public works said Tues
DAY night the test viii he proceeded with
ii the pinion flts properly
To have everything else in readiness
for putting the intercepting sewer into
commission and begin 10 move the West
Side sewage through ". tho city cngi-
neer Will put force of fifty men TO work
this morning at Ninth South and Third
West streets pumping out tho intercept
ing sewer, while the james Kennedy Con-
stluctiou company viii start an equal
number OF men at work laying twelve
miles of the lateras that are 10 connect
up with the lntcrceptng sewer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
TAFT'S TRIP PURELY
A Personal NATTER

CINCINNATI. o. Nov. II-Presidont-
elect Taft left hero tonight for Hot
Springs. Va, thus ending tho visit to
his home city which has been the sub
lect OF wide political speculation
Il have nor seen politician nor dis
cussed any political question since conf
jag here said Judge TAFT tonight. II
think have accomplished my purpose In
coming here. which was personal hus-
ness matter. In which there Is no pub
lie interest nor should there be
Bishop oldham OF the Methodist Epis-
cnpal church, who has spent several
years In the Philippines, and who came
10 this country 10 attend the recent mis-
SinnarY conference at St Louis had a
long talk with Judge Taft today relative
10 Philippine matters. Incidentally. the
bishop took occasion to express his heart Y
approval Of tho recently published letter
written by Judge TAFT to a clergyman. in
which he made clear his position relative
- tho Catholic church.
Before leaving az o'clock tonight Judge
TAFT was fh@ guest at dinner given by
Edward Harrison. a longtime friend. The
guests were former neighbors OF the Taft
family
Judge Taft today told his Cincinnati
friends that he would return 10 this city
two weeks prior TO his departure for the
inaugural ceremonies AT Washington. and
would go from his home here TO the
capital. lie Is planning a trip 10 Cuba
carly in February 10 witness the relin-
pulshmcut OF American authority and the
inauguration OF the new island govern
.QeUt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
SWEEPING DECISION By
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS

WASHINGTON. Nov. t1-AccordinE 10
sweeping decision by the commissioner
OF patents, any label bearing the inscrip-
tion, Guaranteed under the pure food
and drugs act, June So 1906 " where such
inscription Is intended to imply that the
government Is responsible for the purity
of the goods will be refused registration
1t is claimed that hundreds OF packers
and others throughout the country arc
sion, whereas il is held by the officials
that the government simply accepts the
assertion of the manufacturer that the
goods arc pure and then investigates his
business, Upon proof that the pure food
and drugs act Is being viola ted. the goods
are conhscatcd and the manufac cturers
punished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
SUGAR TRUST DENIES
GOVERNMENTS CHARGES

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Amcri.
can Sugar Refining company. which is
being sued by the United States gov
crnment TO recover $3,600,000 in Gus.
toms duties. issued statement today
denying most Indignantly the
charge in the government s suit Of
fraud on the part of the company III
the weighing of sugar importations
The company declared that no two per
sons weighing sugar calling for tho pay
ment of 100000 600 in duties could
make the weight agree within differ
ence SO small as The amount claimed
by the government. The company
offered 10 pay the full duty required
if any omission 10 10 so was proved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
A FAT BABY
Usually Evidence of Proper Feeding,


Babies grow very rapidly and if they
do not get the right kind OF food they
grow backwards instead of forwards,
that is, when their food is not nourish-
ing they grow thin aud cross and some
Of them die from the lack of the right
kind of food. \ girl writes:
''My aunt S baby was very delicate
and was always i'll. She was not able TO
nurse it and took ii TO one doctor after
another, but none Of them did the child
.'One day mother told my aunt to try
Grape-Nuts for the baby, but she
laughed and said if the doctors couldn Z
do the baby any good, how could Grape
Nuts7 But mother said try it anyway
$50 my aunt put one tablespoonful
Of Grape Nuts In a quarter cup of hot
water and when the food was soft She
added as much milk as water and gave
that 10 the baby.
'Jn n month and a half YOU would
hardly have known that baby. II was
so fat aud thrived so fast. 4 neiphbor
asked my aunt what made the baby so
healthy and fat when only six weeks
before it was so thin She said Grape
Nuts, The neighbor got Grape. Nuts for
her baby and il was soon az fat as MY
aunt s child
.'There 8 Reason
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read. g The Road to Well.
Vile. - IN pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from tine to time They
are genuine, true, and full of human in
terest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
RUEF'S MOTION FOR
DELAY IS OVERRULEO
Judge LawlOr Insists That Trial
Go On at Once Before
His Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-Su-
perior Judge Lawlor brushed aside to-
day all dilatory motions interposed by
the attorneys Of Abraham Ruef and the
trial of the former political boss on one
Of the many charges of bribery against
him, which was interrupted by the at
tempt to assassinate Francis j. HeneY.
the assistant district attorney. and will
proceed tomorrow with the taking Of
testimony for the state unless the ever
resourceful defense delay the hearing
by further tendencies,
During two sessions OF court judge
Lawlor denied in succession the men.
tion of Ruef for a change Of Venue. n
continuance of 80 days aud the dis
mlssal Of the jury Tho same precau
tions were taken today as on yest'r
day to safeguard the courtroom fl I'M
violence, Rucf was brought from the
county jail closely guarded and large
number Of police were scattered along
the approaches to and throughout the
courtroom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
.FEDERAT. ION DEBATE
IS HOT AND BITTER
Controversy Among Electrical
Workers Principal Topic
of the Session.

DENVER. Colo, Nov. l1.-Iester-
DAVIS discussion of the Dapbury hat
ters case and the working OF govern
ment "by injunction and the politi-
cal speeches which followed in the con-
vcntion of the American Federation Of
Labor were not made matters OF rec
ord in the official report of the pro
cocdings of the convention. The off
cial publication today contained only
the following brief mention Of these
discussions:
"a discussion of the Danbury hat
ters case and of the working of gov
ernment by inlunctions' generally was
entered into. This was followed by a
discussion of how these could be RENE
died by political action. Those tax
ing part in the discussion were Presi-
dent Gompers. Delegates Mccullough,
O Sullivan, Hayes Max 81, Grout,
Gallagher. Furuseth and Walker
Had Hot Discussion.
A major portion of the single ses-
sion held today was devoted TO the
controversy in the electrical workers
union. The discussion was acrimonious
and Mt times personalities were in"
dulged in. The matter came up on the
report of a sPecial, committee which has
been considering the credentials of dele.
gates from the contending factions. The
committee recommended the seating of
+. J. McNulty, =. w. Collins and +. j.
Fay, and refusing credentials to II. w,
Potter, II. w. Snowman and j. J. Roid.
it also recommended that a special con
vention of the union be held at st.
Louis January Is, 1903, and urged the
two factions to get together.
After the discussion of the commit
tee report had lasted over two hours,
Messrs Potter, Sherman and Reid, who
are the officers of the seeding faction
Of the union agreed TO resign if the of
iiccrs Of the original union, Messrs
McNultv, Collins and Fay. would also
resign so that they could then meet in
convention at st. Louis with a clear
slate. The latter officers agreed to re
sign bforc the st. Louis convention and
the report of the special committee was
then adopted by vote Of 159 to %.
After the convention adjourned the
executive council met and voted to issue
q charter TO the Order of Railway
Clerks This charter had been held up
owing to claims OF jurisdiction by the
Freight Handlers union. The matter
was adiudicated at the session of the
convention today.