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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
COV|HCTON MAY FORM
COMPANY OF INFANTRY
Additional Command Needed {,
Bring Second Regiment Up to
Regulation Requirements,
REPLACE. ONE At LEEsBURG
II Impossible to Raise Organization,
Rtcimnnd Hlucs' Battalion May
se Called Upon to Fill Vacancy
Under Colonel Lecdy.

Acting under instructions from Ad.
Jutant-General w. w. Sale, Colonel
William j. 1.cedy, commander OF the
Second Infantry, has authorized the
organization of another company OF
infantry 1T CovinGton. The new com
mand. II accepted. will replace the one
at LccShurg, which wns droppcd from
the service in July, when It was found
hcncnth the requirements OF the War
Department.
CoVington was selected by Colonel
1-ccdy because OF Its close proximity
to clifton Forge. which will enable
the recruiting officers to have a wider
range OF territory to draw from Both
towns have numerous railroad ope-
ratiFes VINO would make accepta bic
iniiitiamcn. and Colonel Lecdy has re-
ceived assurances from the railroad
officials TINT they would lend their CO.
operation to the movement.
REG ULATIONS REQUIRE
THREE FtIL. REGIMENTS
inc war Department regulations re-
lulrc Virginia 10 keep three fun rcgi-
ments up To the minimum strength OF
twelve companies each, In addition to
Va" regiments there is n separate bat
talion--thc Richmond Light Infantry
lilucs. II II IS found Impossible to
raise another company to fill the gap in
the Second RcEimcut. II may he ncccs-
rintcs from tho Rlucs TO the rcgim Ont
ana this The state authorities are fight
ms against, rs they do not wish to
disrupt tho separate battalion.
1.ccshurS formed a company about a
year ago. when Virginia was ordered
10 recruit Ave companies irnne dIately.
but II WAS not successful. and when
Adjutant General Sale was Informed
thst IL would be unable to attend the
joint camp OF instruction mt Gordons-
vile. he promptly ordered IL mustered
ont.
Arrangements arc now being made
hero TO form motorcycle detachment
IN the Richmond o;rays Battalion,
First infantry, but rs drills have been
suspended since the summer cncamp-
mctt, the scheme Ia only In q forinu-
laDye stage. II is believed by Major
J.. j. Price that there will be no DIM
Guilty ~ forming such a detachment In
his command. and he will begin work
on tho project next week, when regular
drills begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
BURGLAR ALARM
Light 0ut In store of SchvarzchiId
irothcrs LsnIS To In NcsticntIan.


Patrolnan NJ. II. Taylors discovery
that the light over tho large vault In
Schwarzchild Bros iewclrv store. See
ond and Broad Streets, had been ex-
tnSuished, last night led to n burglar
alarm. which created considers bile on
citcmcnt. squad Of police Was
thrown around tho building while an
investigation WAS made. II show. cd
That. while a second stor" window was
found omen, as was also the pad lock cd
gate at tho rear, nothing had been
stolen. The light over tho vault had
been loosened in it's socket, but no one
was discovered In the building. Taylor
said That the gate was locked and tho
light burning when he went TO ..pull a
box few minutes after II o'clock
When he returned he noticed the light
WAS out. and irnm cdiatcly sounded tho
alarm, which brought Sergeant C.. NJ
Johnson and q squad of patrolmen to
the scene. Schwarzchild was notified
and opened the doors for the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
LABOR DAY PICNIC
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Richmond Will Enioy BIG Ce]e-
Richmond Will Enjoy Big Cele-
bration in Observing An
nual Holiday.
MANY ADJUSTMENTS STAGED
Fun Starts This Morning, and
Will Continue Without Check
Until Shutdown.

In every city, town and hamlet In
the United States to-day Labor Day
Will be celebrated. and thousand OF
workmen will lay down their tools to
ENJOY tho occasion after many and
varying fashions The Richmond reo-
pie will celebrate the day at the Vir-
ginia State Fair Grounds. where a vast
picnic Will be given. and where clabor-
ate amusement Will be staged for the
pleasure of the crowd. The committee
from the Central Trades and Labor
Council has spared no expense in max
ing the day complete. The amuse-
ments will begin at Q CLOCK, and will
continue without check until the sun
goes down and IL is time TO go home
and to bed.
a baseball game between two anna
tour teams will feature the program in
the morning. and this will be followed
by all sorts of athletic events. in which
men. women and children will compete
Among the contests will be the three
legged race, fat mons race. shoe race.
tug -of-war. potato race, sack race and
ball throwing contest. In the after
noon there will be dancing and a
prize waltz will I've held at o'clock
The dancing will he in the administra-
ton building. IN which the COMMITTEE
has had especially constructed n hard
WOOD noor. l>cSSnich'S Band Will FUR
aish the music.
RACES OF ALL KINDS
WILL OCCUPY AFTERNOON
Horse racing Will be started at 1880
o'clock. The racing viii not he for
records, and betting will not be per-
mitted. Motorcycle and foot races will
follow and sparring. wrestling and
boxing matches will afford other thrills
Billy Graham and George Herbert will
wrcstle and j. y. Gouldncr and Ray
mond Wills. two young boxers or local
prominence. will spar for several
rounds. The motorcycle races will be
in charge of the old Dominion Motor
cycle Club. Five events arc on the
card.
One OF tho most interesting events of
the day will be tho baby show, which
VIII be staged at > O'clock in the a,-
ministration building. All mothers
may enter babies from six months old
to two years old. Three Richmond
jurists will be tho Judges. and hand
some prizes Will hc awarded bv Miss
Mary Miles Min,er, the little actress.
y doll VIII be given to every child.
whether IL lie a winner or not Names
OF All entrants in the baby show should
be handed in before o'clock
Ms practically the whole city will be
free from work, the largest crowd in
years is expected 10 flock TO the Fair
Grounds. All city employees. except
those actually needed for tho conduct
OF necessary work. will have holiday
and all the business houses have an
nounccd holiday for their employees.
The committee In charge OF tho cole-
brttion expresses deep gratitude for
the cordial assistance given il by MGR
chants and business mon. who have
always responded when called upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
ROLAND MOLINEAUX HELD
Detained In Village Lookup Pending
Inquiry as 10 His Sanity.
Especial 10 The Timcs- Disnatch

Icpccidl 10 inc lUlcS- DlSpdtcn.J
NEW YORK, September 6.-Rolan nd
MolincauN. who became a playwris ht
after being the central figure in ono
Of the most famous OF murder trials
in this country, ~ being detained in
the village lookup ut Babylon tonight.
pending inquiry AS 10 his sanity.
His detention followed q night which
held Babylon in excitement. .tttircd
in trousers and a bathrobe he paradcd
tho streets, humping into and knocki *
down numerous pedestrians until he
WAS arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
AGAIN DISPLAYS BRAVERY
Dukc of Westminster sKlutcs Dying
CnmnnnInu -. I-ii. -

pu&c OF Westminnter sKlutcs Dying
Compnnion nn Uhinns Fire.
Especial Gable TO The Times Dispotch.
PARIS, September G.-The Duke Of
Westminster has again displayed his
bravery, according TO lie Gaulois
This time the Duke. who had pre-
NioHsly saved the life OF his friend.
captain Grenfell. in action, was carry
ms military dispatches near Lille to
Sir Joln. French. whose aide he H. when
he was attacked by Uhlans They ,In-
slung their carbincs and showcrod the
Dukes motor with lead. ono bullet
struck the dukes companion. who lay
dying. MS his conrade collapsed. the
luke stood up in the car and salutcd
the dying man, saying:
+. Good by. boy; Eood-by."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Detectives Arrest Negro.

Robert Henry, colorcd. was last nigh
arrested by Detectives Smith and kel
lam charged with stealing Il quantit
o. lumber aud bags from j. r. Hayne:
The alleged thcftS arc said to hav
been going on for some time, and prop
crty valued at considerable sum |
reported 10 have hccn stolen. Henry
residence and yard were searched. an
a large amount Of tho stolen propert
is said 10 have been recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
TRAINS De LUKE WILL
BRING WESTERN BANKERS
One or More VIII Be Operated From
Chicago to Richmond N,nven-
ton Next Month.
COMMITTEE WORKS our PLANS
Local Members Arranging Hotel Ac.i
commodations for Visitors-Ohioj
association Will Send Delegation
OF Almost Entire Membership.

ohe or more special trains will he
operated from Chicago to Richmond
Tor mo convenience of Western anar
ciers VINO VIII come here d,irine, thr
week October -, TO attend tn. forfeit
annual convention OF the Amcr;ca !,
i,'nh'rs ASSOCIATION. Announcement
OF TINS arrangement has iugt been made
By Harvey Wilkinson, editor prcsident
or The Chicago Banker OF Chicago III
Tho special train. which will be opcr.
ated over the Pennsylvania lines. wiz
DC made up OF high grade an-.tcel
equipment consisting OF seven drawing.
room ears, diners and observation ears
and viii leave the Union Station, chi.
cago. FRIDAY afternoon. October q AT
> o'clock. arriving mere on Snturd, :,
evening Al o'clock stops will bs
made by the special at Fort Wayne
Lima, Mansfield. Canton. Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Washington, and Inter.
mediate points.
SOMMITTEE ORGANIZED
TO LOON AFTER DETAILS
Members Of tho association living
west OF Chicago can join tho spcria
at that point. and tr,nsportat,orE
committee has been organized at chi
caSo 10 look after reservations OF
Pullman space and other details Tho
original diagrams for the Chicago spc
cial arc aow OH lie in tho Office Of tho
publication are looking after the bank
crs and their friends who cNpect ri
como 10 tho Richmond convention. Thl
return trip at the close of tho con
vcntion VIII be announced by tho trans
portation committee.
y special hotel committee. consistinr a
OF Richmond bankers. Thomas Il. Nc
Adams. chairman. is making ho,c
reservations for all OF tho Western
bankers desiring 10 have this doncI
Letters have already been received
from many requesting that such rcser
Nations be made for them. and all O |
tho requests are receiving prompt at
tcntion. Almost the entire member
ship of the Ohio Bankers Association
VIII come TO tho Richmond convention
In the special all-stcel dc luxe trninl
Among other members OF the Ohio as
ISOLATION WHO Will come TO Richmond
next month. viii he X. II. Sheath, prcsi
dent, and :. +. Rankin .ccrcturyS
Among the visitors viii also he rcprc
scntativcS of the bankers papers IN !
Finance and tho Ohio Banker
The toly' OF tho Western bankers I,
TINS city Is being arranged by D. ia !
,oilNcf. district passenger agent 70
the New York Central lines. who viii
accompany the cNcursionists on III
TRIP Western financial publication
are according much space TO the AMI
proachinS convention. and urging tina
a large delegation of Westerners atten,
tho gathering. Many OF the banker
VIII be accompanied by members d
ihcir families on the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
I:iks Go to West Point

Members OF the Allentown Lodge of
;lks. who are on short tour through
me south. finished seeing the sights or
Richmond yesterday morning. and went
To West Point, from where they will
go TO Baltimore. In Baltimore thew
VIII take part in the Star Spangled
Banner celebration
The Allentown Lodge takes r. trip
every year. It's members were enter
lance during their stay by Richmond
Lodge, No. 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Charge Sund,yI.ohor.

George Fahcd. a tonfectioncr. Of lac
west Cary street. was yesterday ar
rested on warrant charging him with
'ahoring al his calling on tho sabbath
Eicyclc Policeman TAmlinson made the
arrest
II. H'mmcr. OF 1914 Fourteenth Street
was also arrested on Il similar charge
Patrolmen Bcrtucci and Sweet were tho
complainants against thinner. Both
cases VIII lie heard by Justice Crutch-
field to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
SEEK AMERICAN HORSES
Representative at british Army In
-ncctinE MlNAoMri Sinck

KANSAS CITY, MO. September g.
f"ptc$cuiatiNrS Of tho British army
have been busy here inspecting horses
70" ultimate purchase for the British
ARMY. secrecy HaY thrown about their
work. hni III Waa learned TIA, England
rop.d :" purchase 4 barge number ct
horses IN this market
Specifications call for light and heavy
artillery horses, well as cavalry
mounts. II Ia understood the anima is
win be shipped TO Canada and from
thcTo Will be sent 10 England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
unid Allrycd "BIind ,rir,r.

T'atrolncn Sweet and Bertucci last
night raidcd the place at 2i5 North
Seventeenth street and arrested Alberta
Allen colorcd. on Il warrant charging
her With selling liquor without n
license. Nearly crate of beer and a
small quantity of whiskcy wasIcon-
iisCatcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Southern halfway Earninr.

To" "EIlmated enrnInEs OF tho South
crn halfway Company for tho fourth
ing to figures just announced by Comp
iro'lei y. H. Flank This shows a
decrease OF S23,i2i from the same
period last year. when the figures were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Snr lie Stole 81.

Joseph Green, colored. was last night
by Patrolmen Hertucci and
Sweet, charged with stealing 3l2 from
the person Of George Davis. The man
WAS held at the First Precinct Station
pending his hearing in Police Court to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
The Weather

Forccasti NfrginIa-InrtIy cloudy
Mondny. cooler by night; Tuesday fair
and cooler.
North Carolina-fair Monday and
Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Doctors Meet To-Morro,x

=, regular meeting OF the Academy
or Medicine and Surgery VIII be held
tomorrow might at $40 o'clock I'm tho
ohambor OF Commerce Building. at
portant committees will be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
ipcciaI Local Data for Yesterday
Local observation T.. VI. YESTERDAYS.

Accumulated deficiency ia rainfall
since january i....... 7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
NO REPLY TO REQUEST
FOR TROOPS WITHDRAWAL
PEACE CONVENTION HAS TAKEN
No ACTION ON CAItRANIA'S
RESIGNATION.

WASHINGTON, oct. 3O-Acting
Secretary Lansing has made no re-
ply as yet to the note from Foreign
Minister Fabela at MeMco city inquir-
ing in polite phrases when the evacu-
alton of Vera Cruz by American
forces would begin.
The prevailing belief is that the
American government will reiterate
its request for specific guarantee that
Mexicans who served during the
American occupation be protected and
that taxes and customs collected by
the United States official be not re-
imposed.
Mr.. Fabela pointed out in his note
that General Candido Aguilar, con-
stitutionalist commander OF the state
OF Vera Cruz already has issued
proclamation giving these guarantees.
1t is believed officials here will insist
upon action by the central govern
ment IN Mexico city.
As yet the Aguas Calientes conven-
ton has not taken action on the res
ignatiOn Of General Carrauzd The
article I'm the proposed platform re-
ferring to the establishment Of pro-
visional president, has not been dis
cussed.
The articles which have been ac-
cepted provide for the immediate con-
hscation of the holdings Of big land
owners who opposed the revolution
and the breaking down Of monopolies
wronEfully given on national re-
sources. Corporations who can show
a just and equitable title will be pro-
tectcd other articles provide for tho
TO land holders who
rightfully hold large estates so that
they can be distributed among the
masses of Mexico.
The credentials of the Zapata del
egates have been accepted and they
have pledged themselvs TO abide by
the decision of the convention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
miller Will Plead
Defense OF HIMSELF
SLAYER or DE BRIIl\ CLAIMS
VICTIM ATTACKED HIM
FIRST.

The preliminary hearing Of the
case Of Tom Miller, who shot and
killed William DcBrien last Thursday
night at midnight will come up in
Justice LCp Daniels court Wcdnes-
day Judging from the statement
made by Miller az police court yoster-
day morning the plea of sclf-defense
Will be made by the defendant In the
case. He stated that Delricn threat
cned his life If he could ever get 10
him, and was coming in the door with
an open knife when he shot him.
Miller was taken from the city bas-
tile TO the county Jail yesterday morn
ing where he will await trial. The
witnesses are being assembled, which
is a very easy matter, as there wcro
several men present at the time OF the
killing, among whom are Elmer
cloud and Joe Miller, the brother Of
the man who enacted the deed. De-
Brien's body is being kept at the un-
dcrtaking parors Of Stanley d No
Cune until his relatives can be heard
from
His wife, from whom he had been
separated for number Of months,
lives i'm West Tulsa and chose 10 have
nothing to do with the case after tho
police refused to turn over to her the
money which was on his person when
his body was searched A message
has been sent 10 his father, who, 1t
Is reported lives In San Antonio, Tex.
but until late last night nothing had
been heard from his people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31

Hines Page In London and Minister
Henry Van Dyke IN Holland, follow
ing the perfection Of complete work
lnS cooperation with the American
committee In London
From Rotterdam the cargo Of food
VIII be distributed by means OF of-
ieotiNe organizations just completed.
The London American committee is
opening offices in Rotterdam, Brussels,
Ghcut hogo and other points II
has arranged close working co-opera-
ton with the Comitc Central Secours
Beige whose organization extends
over the whole Belgium This COM
mlttoe has been recognized by the
German. Belgian and English favor
ties as the accredited vehicle for help
I'm Pelgium.
The American London committee
at an outlay of about. hvo hundred
thousand dollars already has distrh-
utrd IN Belgium 5000 tons of food.
sufficient food supplies are unohtain-
able IN London and Ambassador Page
tclographcd back 10 the Belgian relief
committee In this city It's latest re
mittauce Of $4,000, intended for the
purchase of supplies As adequate
quantities of food which can be fur
nlshcd only in this country can best
he shipped from this city the Bel
gan relief committee here has placed
Itself at the disposal Of any one who
wishes TO use It's services
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
OKLAHOMA MINERS STRIKE
900 Quit When Company Refuses To
Fire Foreman.

MUSKOGEE, Okla, oct 3O.-SiX
hundred miners of th9 Oklahoma Coal
company at lIenryetta. Okla, went on
a strike tonight because the company
refused TO discharge a foreman whom
the men asked dismissed, according
to advices reaching MuSkogee tonight.
The company controls five mines.
All of them have been closed. Of
ncials declared tonight that no effort
would be made to open the mines un-
til all efforts to settle the difficulty
had been exhausted.
Henryetta was quiet tonight and
there was no indications of trouble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
Adopt Zapata'S Plan.

SAN ANTONIO. oct. Reports
from Aguas Calientcs say that the plan
de Ayala, which was framed by Ia
pata and under which he has been
fighting, has been received fayorably
by the convention and it will prob
ably be adopted in place of the plan de
Guadalupe, which Carranza favors.
The strong plank in the Ayala plan
is the one referring to the distribution
of lands at once, each person TO re-
ceive his allotment within a year. The
strife, which has characterized the
convention during its entire history,
is dying out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
A HUNDRED PERISHED
IN STEAMSHIP Wreck
BRITISH HOSPITAL SNIP WENT
ON ROCKS DURING \
STORM.

LONDON, oct 3O.-D7;l5 p. m)-
1t is believed that at least one hun
drcd persons have pcrishcd through
the running ON the rocks early today
near WMtby of the steamer Rohilta,
which was being used as hospital
ship. There were about two hundred
persons on board the vessel
A dispatch from Whitby late today
said the snip had broken i'm two and
her stern gone down. The lfcsavcrs
shot "a me across the floating forward
part of the Rohilta, bat communtca-
uon between it and the shore could
not bee established.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
order 5000 Artillery Saddles

Sl5O,O0O for six thousand artillery
saddles was received today by "A To-
cal concern from Chicago firm. It
is said to be part of a S7000,O0O or
der that will he placed for twenty
thousand fun sets OF artillery harness.
The style Of the saddles ordered is
that used chiefly by the English.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31

CHICAGO, oct 3O.-Chicago police
today began a search for Miss Julia
krausky nurse maid in the home
OF Harry Gerhardt Of St Louis,
whose disappearance Saturday was
coincident with that Of her fuur-year-
old charge. The st. Louis police are
said to have a clcW which leads them
to believe the nurse came to this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
Broke Milking Record.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-Ry draWlng
81 pounds Of milk in one minute,
Miss Emma Noss of Mokeena, H., to-
day won the milkmaid championship
of America. Last year in the girls
milking contest she set a record for
that class by milking 4.S pounds in a
minute and half.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
His Conditions.

"F'irst-A re-constitutionalist gov
ernment shall be established with the
support Of the consttuuonalist army
until such time as conditions justify
a full legal constitutional regime.
Second General Villa shall re-
sign, not his candidature to the presi-
dency or vice presidency which have
never been offered him, but military
command of the northern division, re-
firing to private life and leaving the
republic if the convention should vote
that II would be wise for me to do so.
"Third-General Zapata shall re-
sign his command likewise. turning
the same over to a general designated
by the convention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
Seventeen Cars of Cattle Shipped.

ALTON, okla. Oc. go Seventeen
cars OF cattle were shipped from
Welch. a little town northwest OF here,
the first part OF this week This
is the largest shipment that Welch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31
L co N 0 M Y
CASH GROCERY
Special Saturday Prices

Another lot of those good northern
potatoes per peck zoe bushel. lib
! sack fresh Corn Meal ..........2O
llb fresh Cremery Butter .......3 80
3 cans V. c. Kidney Beans . %
3 cans V. G. Hominy .............25
> large cans Pie Peaches ......,1 Is
. large cans Pumpkin ..,.....,,..25
/ can &c grated Pineapple .......10
1bottle 15c Yours Truly Catsup 10
lbs New Chill Beans ns............2 %
/ ID New Lima Beans ..........10
. lbs Nice New Prunes ..........25
/ 10 Cal. Evap. Peaches ...........1O
! III New Cal. Walnuts .........2 %
3 lbs Loose Raisins ...............: .:5
Fresh Michigan Celery .......... .05
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31

ing steers for market is one of the
farmers money makers of his part of
the state. several cars being shipped
from Alton Tuesday by William Johns
and his brother. both prominent OF
tawa county farmers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-31

farmers have made for some time.
Those making the shipments We're:
To Kansas city, X. l.. jackson Il Son.
eight cars G. A. Ross, three cars. and
J. NJ Garrison one car. To st. Louis:
o. ii. johnson * Son, four cars. Rails