davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1914-06-07
WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co.
lurnbia-Fair tonight and Monday;
warmer tonight; moderate south winds.
For Maryland-Fair tonight and Mon
DAY: warmer tonight.
For Enthusiastically fair tonight
and Monday: warmer tonight; moderate
south winds.
The temperature today as registered
a.. the United States Weather Bureau
and Affeck's:
TFMPFRATI-RE AT AFFLECK'S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
A, B. LINDSAYIS
winner IlLQyG.
FIGHT FOR Health
Coming Home from London
/ After Successful Treatment
BY Sir Malcolm Morris

Andrew b Lindsay's host Of friends
throughout the islands viii be glad
70 know that he is expected home
from London In about three months
July cured of the physical trouble
from which he has been suffering for
a number OF years.
Mr.. Lindsay has been under treat.
nent by Sir Malcolm Morris who at
Tended the late King Edward and is
one Of Great Britain's noted derma-
biologists. The surgeon tn charge of
the case was Mr.. Clayton Greene. It
seems that the physicians found Mr..
Lindsay's trouble was not, as feared,
1 malignant condition, but q rodent
ulcer. This was treated with radium
and the result is that Mr.. Lindsay is
pronounced cured though he is re.
manning for about three months un.
der observation In order that there
may remain no doubt Of the accuracy
Of the conclusion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
New Appointee Will Not An
nounce Any Appointments
Before Conference

Charles H. Rose was appointed to
the position of sheriff of the city and
county and confirmed in that appoint
mentsa at noon meeting of the board
of supervisors today. On June /, Mr..
Rose, who is now deputy sheriff, viii
assume the duties of the Office that
will be made. vacant by William p.
Jarrett who becomes high sheriff at
that time ton an appointment made by
Governor Pinkham.
= The confirmation of Mr.. Rose was
unanimous. After the vote of the sup
ervisors had been taken, Supervisor
Lester Petrie made a short address In
appreciation of the work Of Sheriff
Jarrett, concluding it by saying that
he hoped Jarretts successor would
administer his office as successfully
as his predecessor had. Supervisor
Wolter moved that q COMMITTEES be
appointed to draft q suitable resolu-
ton Of appreciation to present to ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
LEAH HOME
At OUTS WITH
SUPERVISORS

Anew effort viii be made to reach
q satisfactory. agreement with the Ie-
-afli Home by the board of supervisors.
Acting on communication received
from Emily Farley. Of the Associated
Charities, In which she stated that q
Korean named Kim Kyung Chin had
been refused admission to the home
and allowed to wander the streets
suffering from q bad case Of tubercr
;losis, the supervisors decided today
at noon meeting to make another ef-
fort to arrive ata definite understand
ing with the institution as to the NUM-
Iber of city and county patients Il
shall accommodate in the free beds. :
Supervisor Mcclellan declared that
the home had acted unfairly toward
the city and county since its appr0.
priatiCn was cut down. and that
sthere is something wrong some.
where, He said he did not believe
the municipality should be required to
assist ii the support Of the instifu.
ton as It was endowed and apparent.
" not suffering from lack Of funds
Il would have this letter referred
to the ways and means committee to
take up with Dr. Sinclair Of Leahi
Home and settle the matter once and
for all. said Mcclellan His motion
carried.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
IAsaociated Press serYI

NIAGARA FALL, Canada, May q.
-Aceordinn TO Information given out
81 the mediator kcdays the sole re-
T,ssInlnu work 81 fl,at body. e the pre-;
psrino of : prets a9e y e exRest;
cd that the nafkeFE VIII receive the
attention 81 the. nteeting Within the
next few days.
R Is treasured thai the determine
tion Of President Huerta to abdicate,
provided he Is allowed 10 do 20 with
good grace, has proven Of material
assistance 10 the mediators.
INCIDENT.
"A paraphrase OF an incident which
occurred In Mexico 81 years ago and
which In many respects To- similar TO
the recent Tampieo ineidest when Ad-
mlraI Mayo demanded salute 10 the
American flag as an apology tor the
arrest Of American marines and blue
Jackets at that port was made public
At the mediation.
The parap1rase 10 In response to
numerous Inquiries and 10 from the
records on file at the navy depart
ment. II follows:
During DISTURBED condltione winch
existed In Mexico In 1877 Mr.. kastan,
j wealthy American citizen, residing
and doing business In Acapulco, was
plundered Of large amount Of his
property. .,s.z !. ). Il Z n ;. +. :. !,
CONSUL. MAKES PROTEST. #
"sMr. Sutter, the American consul at
Acapulco, made protest against these
seizures and for this was made the
victim OF certain indignlties--a Mex
lean assaulted hin, IN the consulate
with stones and was shot and wound.
ed by Mr.. Sutter. For this Mr.. Sutter
was arrested and confined In Munich
pal hall and proceedings started
against him In the criminal court.
Later, owing to iII health and upon
Of a physician, Mr..
Sutter was released on bail. ~ 5.
'tMay Z, 1877. Rear-adnniraI AIexan-
der Murray, commanding the United
States North Pacific squadron, with
the U. s. s. Pensacola and Laekawan-
na, then at Acapulco, demanded Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

Mayor ]. J. Fern may have birth
day soon. 1t is not definitely settled
yet; but If no unexpected expenses
intervene the birthday win be forth
coming. 1t is getting so near the
time for primaries that his honor, II
nancial stringencies Notwithstanding;
can i'll afford letting the weeks slip
by without birthday. -
It may be added. for the elucida-
ton of those who are unfamiliar with
the life and works of his honor, that
a birthday is the occasion for his Civ.
ing q luau, and differs picturesquely
from the run Of luaus. At his luaus
forgather and make merry leaders Of
politics, as well as the simple voter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
JUDGE PERRY IS
INTERESTED IN
FEDERAL NATTER
Has lnterogated Witnesses to
Mcbride earn FraCaS But
VIII Not Say for Whom
MAS TAKEN STATEMENT
OF SEVERAL PERS S0NS
Not Representing Defense Nor.
the Prosecution, Neither To-
terested for Government

What interest Is Judge Antonio
Perry representing In the Mccarn-
Mcbride case?
He admits he is involved in the
sase a. an attorney.
But he says he Is not representing
either the defense or the prosecution.
And he says, also, and with emphasis,
that he is not acting for the govern
mcnt.
Reports were heard this morning,
from an apparently authentic source,
which gave II that the former associ.
ate justice Of the supreme court had
been retained by the federal govern.
ment to Investigate into the incidents
and circumstances surrounding the
II. s. district attorneys alleged as
sault with deadly weapon upon
CIaudius Mcbride. the Hilo attorney,
Judge Perry, while admitting that
he has been brought into the case as
an attorney, and that he has interro.
gated several witnesses. refuses to
disclose the name Of his client
Il shall treat the case the same as
/ would any other, and Will not state
whom represent until j am obliged to
do So the judge said.
He said that be had taken state
ments from several Witnesses
A report has come from Washington
that the department of justice would
appoint q local man TO make thor.
ough Investigation into the case and,
possibly. lay the results Of this inves-
tigation before the federal grand jury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
Huerta's Attitude Proved Large Aid Parable
incident is Made Public at Conference

% W CASA - ~ AAOtOoe-J j ~
the authorities that, 10 reparatlon for
the indicnities committed against the
American consul they slioald haul .
piece Of artillery n front Of the con
etiiaft an'1 80 - ccnoillah ~ 60 ANith
the American flag hoiste4 ~ the con.
suiar Flagstaff, after which the civil
and military authorities should pay
the consul ! visit Of ceremony.
FULL AcQUiTTAL
aThe authorities acceded to the de-
nasd, but on the morning Of the next
day, when the Mexican authoFitles sp-
peared on the ground 20 carry cut
their part Of the ceremony, Mr.. SUIT
ter refused to receive Il Unless the
Judge should first render Judgment In
the matter Of the shooting and thus
relieve him from future nicIestatlcn
on that account, presuning that his
final discharge from arrest was to be
a part Of the ceremony.
sThe consul,s contention was al
lowed, and the Judge rendered YER
dict Of acquittal in the case Of the
shooting of q Mexican by Mr.. Sutter
May 8, declaring the act justlfiabie,
.as having been done IN seIf-defense.
SALUTE BEFORE CONSULATE.
aMay 8 the admiraI's demand was
complied with. A piece Of artillery
was hauled In front Of the consulate
and 4 consulate salute Of seven guns
was fired with the American flag
iloisted to the consular flagstaff. Az
ter this ceremony the Mexican Off
cials IN authority paid an official visit
to Mr.. sutter, expressing themselves
az anxious to cultivate only the most
friendly relations. "a.
"The admiral then took UP the case
Of Mr.. kastan and had him returned
to his home In Acapulco with full en-
rjoynent OF his liberty, with guaran-
ties for his personal safety 40 We'll
az reparation for his losses.
after all these matters had been
settled to the satisfaction OF Admiral
Murray he exchanged friendly eour.
tesies with the officials. Thus ended
the Acapulco incident arnicably and
satisfactorily to both countries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
cH0 YEE GOO is q.
ARRAIGNED. WILL
ENTER PLEA MONDAY

Cho Yee Goo. indicted by the grand
jury yesterday afternoon on charge
Of murder In the first degree, this
morning was arraigned before Judge
Dickey for plea. The court appoint
ed Attorney Edings to conduct the de-
tense and the man will appear in court
on Monday and enter his plea.
Domingo Pere was another defend.
ant who was brought before the court
this morning. He was indicted yes
terday on charge of an assault with
q weapon obviously dangerous to life.
The man pleaded not guilty and the
court assigned his defense to Attorney
w. Sheldon. -..s ! H.. IA. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
HIS HONOR SERIO 7 THINKS
OF HAVING A ,BlR Tf1DAY SOON

who is satisfied with casting three or
four ballots at an election. =
These are uncertain days for the
mayor. He sees something terribly
ominotis In the political atmosphere.
Candidates rising up on all sides OF
him, representing four or five parties,
the fight his honor is about to make
for reelection is dubious enough to
make him frown, and, in extreme mo,
|ments of apprehension, to think.
And his thinking just now suggests
the luau panacea. How pleasant II
would be to have all the hard working
leaders sit at his board, eat his pigs
and consume his. poi. while pledging
their support to him with strawberry
soda pop! s.. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
.CHAS. II. ROSE NAMED TO SUCCEED
W|LLIAMP. JARRETT AS SHERIFF

Jarrett and to spread on the minutes
of the board. Acting on this motion,
Mayor Fern named the members Of
the police committee to prepare the
resolution, the committeeman being
Supervisors Markham, Petrie and
Wolter.
Mr.. Rose stated this afternoon that
he had not decided definitely on his
deputy sherfff. It Is likely it viii be
either Captain Baker or julius Aseh
Jr.. both Of whom are in the employ
ment of the department now. Mr..
Rose said he would not make his ap-
pointment until he had conferred Wita
Mayor Fern.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
CHANGES Are
EXPECTED IN
COMMITTEES
Chamber Of Commerce Of Ho-
noIu|u Directors viii Have
Initial Meeting Today
MATTERS IN HANDS O.
PRESIDENT CARTER
Organization and Plans for AC-
ton VIII Be Completed at
Afternoon Session

Radical changes in the present per
sonnel Of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee may, be made at O'Clock this
afternoon when the officers and mem
beers Of the board Of directors of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Honolulu
gather IN the rooms Of the old cham.
Der, Staneenwald building, for their
initial meeting. This is the opinion
Expressed this morning by prominent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
Senator Lane Would Sell
Battleships and Build New
Dreadnaught With Proceeds

LAssociated Press sefsice b Federal WHEEL
WARRINGTON, c. from orpooo
subttsa e ne senate conls naval sn ne P.op.n
sister snip t Idaho q a posed e g iofsan power i'r W
construction 8.
intatsd .nd ,.
an oHer q heen
Seth ndion but considered toe a1
to- Is Nkleh Naam made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
EDUCATION BOARD
FINISHES LABORS
UNTIL JULY 2S.

Having finished the work before
them for the session. the commission
ers Of education adjourned this morn.
ing until July 2S. After adjourning.
they made an inspection Of the Nor.
NAL schook
The morning was entirely made up
of routine business, the placing" Of
teachers. Within q few days q list Of
the appointments Of teachers to the
different public schools viii be made
public.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

IAssociated By Federal Wireleasl
28The receipt e. In
preparing land for Pr
Isionalp warshps
Manao which point the report The nunen
VA
During liner setyo lau to This port few
at under Of the cruisers
Yoko
customary about
o leave
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
JAPANESE LANDING war
MUNITIONS FOR HUERTA
SAYS WASHINGTON REPORT

Ammunition TO Be Taken Ashore at ManzanIO Under Cover
Of Battleships According to Information Received 81
the Government-Seyo Maru Was Rumored to Be
Loaded With caruoo Of Arms and Under Convoy Of Crus-
ers Adzuma and Asama. When Last Cal Was Made e
This Port
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

There viii Be work in the third de-
gree at = meeting Of the members o.
Schofisld lodge, r and A. n. which
has been called for 1:3o o'clock |II1
evening II I6|Iehu1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
Earthquake, Lasting Three
Hours, Recorded ii Sydney

sycfE 8 w Nay most sewers s.Fsaaesks eyer F,se
Islands
hrouoheut ssth W.iss
has been
repor +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
Senators Norris Seeks Light
on Operation Of the N. Y.C,

EAssocaed Press service by Federal wireless
WASHINGTON w Morris of Nebraka
resolution calling James g ms
Central rIroad
corporation operating Of anttust
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

Many Porto Ricans, Russians and
people OF other nati0na1fties keep
calling on Governor Pinkham ana
asking him to assist them iu leaving
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, May n Beets:
ss analysis, 81. "a. Parity, $50 cents,
Previous quotation. 90. 7Isd.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28
No Damage to Panama Canal
AS Result Of Earthquake


2sFoow1ng Investigation o.
following Of last night
received engineers stating that absoIsts
discovered.
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tcontinued on page three)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Special Services He'd BY
Knights Of Columbus Last
Night Attended by Many
SoroHing Friends

"a. BOZ ~ Thomas !. Sarlsn. W.
ess6 ~ lnerl ssnffHrigsn SATURDAY.
r.lsfi. Hlu ~ ~ state Until noon To-
~ b. f1e c1srsti - EzrcnEs urdef-
f4kisK psf41rs ~ : ~ c'cloek Is WI
- lskeE 90 f>eeFer ncfsh. Ks1. ths
10 ffpd home * fhe tsteared. her4
iz1errrls - siH tzEs pixn
Mr.. Nsyies rezene1 Alt.querons
YESTERDAY. ~ cd alao Misses Kate ard
AEnes Marion. - Lesssrworsh. So
ters - Mr.. Sayion- They had be<r
Informed q the sersQNs condition Il
". SzYion. tgf 1id nj lesrn y ~
ceath rnfI after their ARRIVAL. Theg
MI accompany the bod - Lfarez-
noffh.
isesutifsi sad Impressive sesxicss
nert hsio laff night n Sfronrx cns PEI
- ire knights q Callsr b1s q Which
pFcfr 81 Asfton ras : cssssscc s.@--i-
nfr. Tne sccs1 council Nlr constitute
. special ezeorf fhls afternoon - ae-
company IN bcff 10 rs+ ffain.
Ae~s - the death u Mr Nsr.en
AS received II Affuererqoe YESTERDAY
Nith erpreesieas ~ pfof0undest snr-
seN ~ ne hundreds Il meFrr friends
Hho cbersxhea and s6ulfeH hlr.
lrrff Nli te 10 funeral ner4lces ~
tnis t.ty ethsF thar .xAose held fszt
night - ihs Knights - Columbus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

FIELD DAY EXERCISES
At cARRIz0Z0 SHORTLY

E~rcls- ror~<E-osrH.szs r. sassi~s srzls.sl1
1hNza r. SsEll -1l-t Depart
rr<nf - ntDtzrIH1 has received pro-
gram - TIVE Gnrt Et1 SAP exercises
q Narrlza1a. FfItzr ans -afardzE.
FfaeaF flrtrse1G ! rs-ce 1Cle1 = le tzke
Is2ee an he CrEEas Greater. II the
1fz<supsz TIE trt sc9al glrls VII
zreft me csw0n4 fasEeti4zL team fas
Z b-fse x s1f. a frte-fag-zli QE1r1fr
riiiie sFHcs fer 5 - prrs& ETil fei-
-. IN shr tr+r.rc gr1nd hzli MI
rAse plete 4fitT rtie -heater perform
Antt- SafEra1r fzFeuoun TIE Win-
nfrs = the 1nsks'i ial game Nln meet
ne Captain team T1ere MI -
g<ss< roIaing c1ufs1a ter q SIC parse
sne Ff-gEft fs4 races - boyx IN
a. IS ard lta-g1r1 foos races -
- tits = Er4ns tzfsec1ie j. zrFans-
- fer the rco- raaF IL fh< sf1eT-
1oen lne h-.h zensp. tsgx u Carrie
- and Captain So eizsh II q haskell
tnA e4rne and sns "a Paso and Car
r-zezo tezrlk I'll fross hats On the
baseball ciareund Thtre vlfi Also -
: cgu pony F1ee s99 Yards fer
'7rfse - ~ 3 quarter mile --feer-
I'D rare for a fst purse Ia the e.
snlnE another t41 Hlli cioss the fes-
Ilrzt1ee-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
FIRE HEADQUARTERS
CHANGE TO OCCASION
LITTLE INTERRUPTION

Although the entire furnishings and
equipment ~ he leHisnda fire de-
iiaffaasnf headquarters are 10 b.
fhaneed today from the present guar
feFs lH the kofbef building t. the rev
fgty hall building. there viii be Ieas
fhan thirty seconds during the das
when the electric signuI system AiiI
BE- 0us ~ commission
II h 70 the ingenuity ~ FlFe chief
Jacob Klein that the people Of Al
buquefqHs owe the fact that there VIII
~ AS little Interruption In the upff-
alton ~ the system. Realizing the
importance 10 the city - having the
signal apparatus working NJ all times.
cfief Klein has been figuring for
some Time on msthod BY which The
change can be effected IN the short
eks possible tins. Arrangements were
fipalif made fof the use of the fitf
iiRhi wires ~ such Way AZ 10 IN
sufe she cutting Ia II tbe current IN
the nsS headquarters within less than
q bsff mgnais sftef 4 IL sur out from
the old building
The new Triple combination engine
and gfusk ordered rs she city some
months ago arrived yesterday but
waN not fAken from the car IN which
IL came from the facfory An agent
~ THE company from which II Was
purchased in expected 20 arrive IN Al
buquefauf today. and he will super
wise the unloading ~ the engine and /
sss fs the tesla that are TO be made
before II u turned over 81 the city
The Bew engine II % be- used in the .
psiands department. and the one I
hat has been IN use there will BE-
70 the Highlands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which J. Hcfter--Trt an Experiment
80 Profit BY an Albuquerque
ffilxauie IxInfIefifrF

Something new - an experiment.
Must be proved 10 pr ~ represented.
The statement Of q manufactures i
nes convincing proof ~ merit.
But the endorsement ~ friends a.
Nok srppoeinR 500 had = had back.
a lame. weak, o. aching one,
Would you experiment on it,
You will read of many s0-cafled
cures.
Enaorsed By strangers from FAR.
Away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home
Easy 10 prove local testimony.
Resd this Aibm4uerque case
]. NJ Nickrey. plumber. 1904 y.
Eleventh st. Albuquerque. savx II
don't hesitate 10 recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills ! am sure that they are
. good medicine for lSackacfe and kid-
ney trouble. In my Case they brought
immediate relief from hackache
know 81 another case where Doan's
Kidney pills we're uhed for pain IN the
back. caused by weak Kidney Such
positive benefit was had that Il proves
their worth beyond question
ar. Niekrey il only one Of many Al
buqueruue people who have gratefully
endorsed D0an's Kidney Pills. II your
back aeheN--if your kidneys bother
YOU. don't simply ask for a kidney REM
adS ark distinctly for Doan's kidne,
Isiis, the same that Mr.. vickrey had
lhe remedy backed by home testimony.
ice all stores Foster Miiburn Co.
Props. Buffalo. n + when Your
Back h Remember the Name
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
RED, WHITE AND
BLUE FOR EVERY
PUBLIC BUILDING

Santa Fe. sept 41-A TAX
payer and ~ zen ADDRESSED the state
tDzrd q eo0eatlcn lr q startling corr
rnunicziior asking fhe beard fo get
basf with the state corporstion CON-
misxiQz - Kell - the penitenfiarE
Icommiasi0n 70 bring about certain re-
forms. but nnosl startling = - 70 -
- i thai ever pBbiic building =
painted red. white and tl8e 20 that
patriotism MAJ BE iaaghf 10 tn grow
Ing generation.
Ia fae1 fha writer does not Ike NeE
NexIe0s coiof sehenae Il 81 and ad-
waves fne board 10 ianish Feiioa. puf-
urea fiss haafd e hanish Yeiio~. pur-
arifes
state Board q Eceeaiion. Santa r.
y. n
Gentlemen. Your state railroad
commission should regulate railroad
and street car rates al reasonable
prices and rsfes. cause safety brakes
= - put on passenger snd freight
trains. compel railroads 70 have sde-
nuate ard better and reasonably priced
p4steng ara freight stations aud
sheds eliminate - much waste j.
railroad matters as possible. uze best
Il cgnerete. trick, stone and lumber
il bridges. compel the construction Of
the right kiEd Of bridges. and take
good advice from the Interstate Com
merce commission, and secure their
reporss on railroad matters