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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
NO RIGHT OF WAY7
FARMERS ARE UNWILLING.
To Give the County Free Passage
Through Their Land.

AS things are now il looks pretty
dark for a good road to Arundel-on-
the-Bay and Bay Ridge. The County
Commissioners are willing, but the
farmers refuse to meet them half way.
One farmer and another says they
cannot afford to give up some five
acres of their land to the county for a
roadway, when farming at best is a
hard proposition and they have fami-
ly of some FIVE or eleven children TO
take care of.
The farmers claim the county ex-
poets too much, and by cutting road
thr ough their farms it will spoil the
land and depreciate their property.
1t does seem regrettable that when
the County Commissioners are willing
to give better and shorter road to
Arundel, they are baked in their effort
by the farmers. However, if the
County Commissioners would only
abandon the idea of this shorter cut
and cut off the knoll of the present
county road alongside the Belmont
property, and would WIDEN the pres
ent road at its extreme narrow points.
conditions would be greatly relieved.
II is simply impossible for two
teams to pass in one stretch Of road
through the woods, and sooner or later
there is going to be a serious accident
or tragedy on this road, and the
county will have a suit on its hands.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12

Those Who Come And Those Who Go
---0ur Floating Population.

Commander W W Phelps and Mrs.
Phelps left here Yesterday for New
port, r. T.
Misses Helen and Julia Douw left
this morning for trip to Leroy. n. Y.
thence 10 Schenectady. and for a visit
on the st. Lawrence River. A delight
ful trip is anticipated
Mrs. Carl Bodenstein and baby. Of
Washington. who have been visiting
her cousin. Mrs A wattenscheidt,h have
returned home
Mrs. Josephine Bodenstein spent
Sunday with her uncle end cousin, Mr..
Martin NJ. Smith and Mrs. A. Waten-
scheidt. Main street
Mr.. Fred Hall and family. OF Bal
timore. are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Thos. w. Smith and son, Lin
vile. of Washington. .motored TO Arun-
del-on-the-Ba for the weekend.
which which they spent at Concord
Cottage
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs T. c.
Graham. their daughters, Misses Lor-
raine and Anna. and son Ned have ar
rived for the summer az Ned-AnnaCot-
tage. Arundel-on-the-B
Mr. william r. Abbott. OF Washing
ton, made the trip here today. taking
the boat trip tc West River.
Mr. Walter Guy. of Washington, mo
tored to Arundel-on-thc-B By yesterday
afternoon to see little son at the
Courts Cottage
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee Bosley mo-
tored from Arundel yesterday to at
tend the services at St Anne's. Mrs.
Mosley is State Regent of Maryland of
the ID. A. R
Residents of Marta Lodge at Arun
del-on-the- Bay, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy. their son. MIR. and Mrs.
Semmes. and Mrs Coleman .motored 10
Annapolis to attend Mass at ST. Mary's
Church yesterday morning.
Miss Ida B. Jungers. OF near Hook
ley HALLS visiting her brothers, Pierre
and Fred Jungers. in Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Jungers, who has been
very sick since her return from Jack
son, Ca. is improving rapidly.
Mrs. William n Berkeley and her
two children left on Friday for East
Orange. n. j., where they will visit
Mrs. Berkeley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul +. Gerhard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Mccarthy,
and son. Weller, MIR and Mrs. Charles
Semes and son, Billy, and Mrs. Cole
man, all of Washington are occupying
Martha Lodge. Arundel-on the Bay for
the rest of the summer.
Mrs Temple Smith, of Philadelphia.
a former schoolmate of Mrs. Golda NJ.
Morrison, and Mrs. Reifsnider, wife of
Lieut. Lawrence Reifsuider. u. S. N.
of this city, is guest of Mrs. Sails
bury. at the Courts Villa, Arundel-on-
the-Bay
II is expected that DR.. Berkeley. lay
reader of st Anne's. will conduct ser
vices at the Civic League pavil or at
Arundel-on-the-B the two remain
ing Sundays in July.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
Across Continent Travellers
Are Heard From Here Daily.

Mr.. Leon Strauss, manager of "The
Fashion" clothiers and tailors, Mary
land avenue, is receiving letters daily
from Mr.. Frank and Mr.. Walters, en-
route to San Francesca and the tx
position in Mr.. Walters automobile.
The last letter stated the young men
had covered two thousand miles since
they left Annapolis, and at the last
writing were in Denver, Colo. The
travellers speak in glowing terms of
the hearty reception accorded them in
each city ond town through which
they pass.
Some trouble has been experienced
on account of bad storms. At one
place the car became stuck in the mud
and il took some time to release it.
They have met several tourists EN-
route, who started out in their auto
mobiles, but had got disgusted, ship
ped their car back home and kept on
by train to the Exposition.
In Denver Mr.. Frank and Mr.. Wal
ters will have their car overhauledand
will spend few days restingup. They
still have 1,2O0 miles further to travel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
House Party at Round Bay.

Messrs. Frank Nj. Weller, Carl F..
Clark. Arthur w. Defenderfer, r.
Russell Swigert and Charles Crosman,
who are occupying a cottage at Round
Bay on the Severn, have been enter
tanning a house party for the past
week. chaperoned by Mrs. A. S. Long,
of the st. Paul Apartments.
The guests included Misses Lorene
Hudson, Of Cincinnati; Dorothy Cra-
ven. of Dayton, Ohio; Katherine Ber-
ger, of Detroit, Mich; Lucille Hor-
ner, of Pittsburgh, and Katherine Um-
stad, of Norristown, Pa.
Saturday night, July 3, Mr.. and Mrs.
E j. Clark gave a dinner in their
honor Of the Baltimore Country Club
and Sunday night entertained them at
buffet supper at their country home
on the Severn. The party was also
entertained at tea by Lieutenant Big
ger. on board the Ohio. one of the bat
tleships which has been anchored in
Annapolis Roads, off Arundel-on-the-
Bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
Death Of Retired Navy Gunner.

Word has been received here of the
death in Baltimore of Patrick MUIR
ray, retired chief gunner IF the
navy. which occurred on Saturday.
Apoplexy is said to have been the
cause.
Mr.. Murray was well known here.
He was member of the local lodge
of Elks and for some time prior to his
retirement. he was assigned to duty at
the Naval Academy.
The funeral will take place from St.
Joseph's Catholic Church, Baltimore,
tomorrow at 10 a. m. and burial will
be in that city.
The flag on the Elks' Home. State
Circle, has been placed at a half staff
and will remain so until after the fu-
neral.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
BALTIMORE'S PAGEANT
AND PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL.
In Honor Of Fraueis Scott Key and the
Star Spangled Banner.

New Orleans is famous for It's an
nual Mardi Gras.
ST. Louis is celebrated for its pro-
cesion Of the Yelled Prophet.
Philadelphia. no longer slumbering
holds its Mummers' Parade.
Tampa, Fla. has put itself on the
map by the annual production OF its
GasparilIa Carnival
And now let Baltimore. our dear old
Monumental City, the Metropolis OF
the Southland. the birthplace of our
national anthem, where was fought
the battle Of North Point. and whose
historic Fart McHenry successfully
repulsed the invader In the war of
1872, join the progressive procession
by annually producing and present
ing its Grand Patriotic Carnival and
Pageant, IN honor Of the immortal
Francis Scott Key the author of ''The
Star-Spangled Banner" and in com
memoration Of the heroic and victo-
rious defense OF Baltimore when be-
sieged. BY foreign foe
The Francis Scott Key Carnival As
sooiation OF Maryland has been form
ed and Incorporated for this purpose
and purposes to hold a grand key
Carnival. every year on Old Defend
ers' Day, September IL. in the city OF
Baltimore Every pstriotic. wide
awake citizen, corporation and organ
ization or association. who wishes to
cultivate and infuse the spirit Of pa
triotism among our people and TO as
sist in making Baltimore bigger and
greater city should heartily support
association in this undertaking.
If you have any doubts as TO the ad-
vantages OF an annual carnival. such
as purposed it will be speedily dispell-
cd if you will write letter of inquiry
TO the mayor of one of the sister cities
above named who will inform you that
each succeeding year brings greater
attendance and an increased influx OF
visitors and that its carnival adver-
tises the town and stimulates trade
and traffic.
You are invited to send IN your ap-
plication without delay. and designate
whom you have selected or elected to
represent you.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
On Hotel Register.

The following are registered at Ho-
tel Maryland:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Williamson,
Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Hemond, New York; Mrs. NJ j.
MACPHERSON, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. vanderford, New York;
Mr.. Arthur Varderbury, New York |;
Mr.. Morris H. Konigsberg, Wash d.
c.; Mr.. w. j. Ripple, Baltic, Md. !;
Mr.. j. M. Stanton, New York; Miss
Nellie Ripple, BALTIC, Md; Miss Mary
Ripple, BALTIC, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
B. Beasman, Westminster, Md; Mr..
l.. c. Buchiri, Balto., Md; Mr.. Ar
mold Richardson, Saranac Lake, N. Y. :
Mr.. M. v. Mueller and Family, Balti-
more. Nd. Mr.. l.. E. Dobry, Balti-
more, Md. Mr.. Z. P. Deutsch, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Mr. Jos. Goldsmith and
family, Baltimore, Md; Mr.. II. P.
Topper. BALTIC. Md. Mr.. Ralph Wills,
BALTIC, Md; Miss Rosin, BALTIC, Md. !;
Louis Friedman. Balto, Md Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Wagner, Champaign, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. English, and chill
dren, Cham paign, ILL.,; Mr.. Albert
Weinberg and family, BALTIC, Md. Mr..
Chester McAllister, BALTIC, Nd; Miss
z. J. Dolan, Washington, ID. c.; Miss
H. Holther. Washington, ID. c.; Miss
M. G. Clark, Washington, d. c.; Mr..
J. II. B. GiIliat, Washington, d. c.;
Mr.. Clifton L. Eager, Wilmington,
Del; Mr.. Elmer L. Halter, Balti-
more, Md; Mr.. F. l.. Chase, and
family, Baltimore, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
Death Of Infant.

John Compton Riley, age ten
months. died at an early hour Satur-
day morning at the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Riley,
First and Severn Ave. Eastport
The death of the baby is especially
sad. He was a fine boy and the only
child, and in apparent good health to
within few days of death. Much
sympathy is expressed for the parents.
The funeral took place Sunday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
Two Weddings at ST. Mary,s Rectory.

Two marriages were solemnized on
Saturday and Sunday. as follows. al
st. Mary's Rectory, the Rev. Father
J. J. Healey, performing both cere-
monies
Saturday July 10th, at 4.30 D. M,
Saint Mary's Rectory, Leslie H. Man
ley. of Rochester. N. Y, to Eva Her.
vieux, of West Annapolis. daughter of
Philip Hervieux, Contractor. attended
by Thomas F. Clarke and Catherine
Musterman.
Sunday, July 1lth at $50 p. M,
Saint Mary's Rectory, Leonard Coates.
of West Annapolis to Mary King. Of
Davidsonville. Witnesses. Andrew
King and Eta King.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12

OLIVER-At her home Sharon. Conn.
July IL LUCIE LULL, wife of Les
lie A. Oliver, and daughter of the
late Capt. Edward P. Lull, u. s.
NJ. and Emma G. LuIl.
Interment at Sharon, Conn.
RILEY-On Saturday, July 10 at the
parents residence. Eastport, JOHN
COMPTON RILEY, age 10 months
less five days. beloved infant SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley, of East
port.
Funeral took place Sunday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
EXPERIMENT STATION WINS.
Defeats the Ball TOssers of the Shop
Force by a Score Of Is to 1.

The Experiment Station baseball
team defeated the strong aggregation
represe nting the Shop Force of the
Experiment Station, on Saturday. by
the score of 13 to l. Only hits were
registered by the shop team. these be-
ing made off Fisher. who pitched the
first FIVE innings; while Boettcher who
finished the game, was never in
danger.
Casey. pitching for the shop force.
was touched up for fifteen hits, but
made fifteen go the strikeout course.
The score:
r. H. Z.
Ex. Sta. x-13 Is o
Shop Force 00O010000-1 3 6
Batteries-Fisher. Boettcher, and
Lutz and Eshbach; Casey and Como.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12

Love Route with the handsome
Harold Lockwood Colonial Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
GALLEY SIX.
Lawn Fete at Parole.

The ladies OF Edwards Chapel, near
Parole.will give FeteandLnnch
Box Social on Wednesday night. July
n, at Edwards Hall. and on the lawn
adjoining the church near Parole Sta
tion. Ice cream and cake will be for
sale. Lunch Boxes at auction; pro-
ceds for the church.
advertisement. jy12-3t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
"Some" Peach Tree.

At Belmont, the county estate of
Mr.. Harry E. Feldmeyer, near Bay
Ridge Crossing, they grow Anne Arun-
del peaches abundance.
Mr.. Feldmeyer's peach trees are IL
terally LOADED down" with fruit.
On Saturday he presented this paper
with branch on which there were 80
fully developed peaches. The branch
broke from the tree with its own
weight. The neighbors say Belmont
is some" peach growing farm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12
PLANNING NAVAL WAR GAME.
Flag Officers Of Atlantic Fleet Confer
With Admiral Benson.

Flag officers of the Atlantic fleet
are gathering at Newport for a con-
ference with Rear-Admiral Benson.
chief of operations of the Navy De-
partment, on the summer maneuver
program:
Rear-Admiral Benson went to meet
Admiral Fletcher aboard the Wy
oming, where the conference will take
place. Details of the war game of
the feet will be worked out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-12

David Harum, the famous novel in
picture form Colonial, Monday.
adv ct jy10 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

MARIE NEWTON has the dis
tinction of being a former mode
of Penhryn Stanlaus and went into
the picture world by chance. She
went with another girl to see how
films were made at the New York
Biograph studio.
Il liked the looks of things so
much,' she said, that l went
back by myself the next day and
secured an interview with Pro-
Queer ID. w. Griffith, who was
then there. ! was given a chance
to rehearse and then to play child
parts. Later | had better
chance in such productions as
The Ruling Passion The Woman
in Black" The Ring and the
Book. But l believe my best
work is one of my last pictures,
In the Bridge Across which has
just been released"
Just TO show you that this
lovely movie girl is very hui
man, it must be added that Miss
Newton owns a dear little purry,
furry cat which she has named
''Buf fill" But because she has a
cat for pet doesn't signify that
she will be an old maid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
HOME OWNER.
HE'S AGIN 7. RS IDEA

Editor The Times:
You ask Tacoma people IL they
would be willing to trust their
sons to such an. industrial army
as Il. r. suggests.
Whatever Tacoma people may
think, | would not.
Our worst enemies are In our
midst and are popularity known
as "the interests" r. RS army
would strengthen them. The sur
est defense against ALL foes is
EQUITY. Those who depend up
on might. instead of right, for de-
tense will find the money power
the mightiest.
Economic equity will free US
from all foes, internal and exter.
nal-nothing else will.
This is the opportunity for a
great newspaper to lead the van
of progress by putting all stress
on economic equity and dispar-
aging all reliance on might.
w. II. BROKAW.
Portage, Wash, Sept. 16.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

JUST ONE REPORTED TODAY
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Murray, 3110 North 9Th street,
girl, Sept. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
FIND MISSING
RUSTON WOMAN

Allen Hanlon's wife, who dis
appeared yesterday, was located
today at the county Jail. Hanlon
lives at Ruston with a large fam
lily. His wife became temporarily
insane, refusing to stay home.
He communicated with the police
but 1t was not until this mornin &
that he learned her whereabouts.
Yesterday a woman appeared ut
the county jail and demanded
that she be locked up, saying she
was hungry and follower of the
Red flag.
She talked insistently on poll
tics.
Hanlon said that they had re-
Gently moved here from Colorado
and the low altitude had affected
her mind temporarily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
Betty Nansen, In Newest
Fox Drama, At Liberty

Tosca." AS Floria, Miss Nansen' S
superb art and wonderful com
mand of dramatic emotion are
seen at heights to which this
greatest of dramatic artists has
never before attained.
Beginning today, from two un-
til five, and from seven until ten
each day, the Pitzer Symphony
trio will supply special musical
program for Liberty patrons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

own use upon the vaudeville stage,
seven hundred foot film, entitled
1.-THE Golden Voice." This film
will be used in connection with
vaudeville act with which Miss
Berendes will tour the country
shortly.
1t will introduce Miss Berendes,
who is the possessor of re-
markable voice, as singing star,
and the picture will fade from
the screen to Miss Berendes upon
the stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
kathlyn williams and Charlie
Chaplin Head Double Program

lion is one of the thrills.
Charlie Chaplin forms the 9TH
er feature of the new bill, ap-
pearing In "His Trysting Place, +"
a brand new two-part comedy.
Other features are THE Fable of
the Night Given Over to Rev
elry." by George AIDE, and a
Pathe educational film showing
the breeding of millions of trout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
High Red Cross
Official Comma

Maj. Robert u. Patterson of
Washington. d. c., of the medical
corps of the United States army
and chief of the bureau of medi-
cal service. American Red Cross,
soon will visit Tacoma for the
purpose OF inspecting the recent
ly inaugurated first aid work
among Washington logging camps.
From this state he will go to San
Francisco, where he will serve as
chairman Of the judges In the
third annual field mete of the
American Mine afety association
and the federal bureau of mines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

kathlyn Williams, famous star
in THE Spoilers" and other big
film successes. heads the new
double feature bill at the Mel
bourne Sunday in THE Strange
Case of Talmai Lind" 1t is
three-act drama said to be the
greatest Selig Jungle Zoo film
ever produced. A nand-to-hand
encounter between a man and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

Dorothy Bern
hard, with Betty
hansen, in 1.-THE
Song of Hate"
let, Sauce for
CHI is replete with
/ comedy.
omorrow, Betty
the Liberty In
am Fay success,
ate," taken from
/ drama, La
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
TO POSE
FOR THE MOVIES

lw8'yYgw,1SsykE,NSwA,vgS'yl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

film. Prof. Grattan Guerin will
continue to play at each per-
Torrance on the 100000 Colo
NAL organ. On Wednesday Mar
guerite Clark will appear in
Helene of the North"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

arrangement. as he is the owner
OF vacant property. Let us hear
from you again. The Times APP
pears to have the courage to
stand for the interest of that
class which needs the assistance
OF a strong arm.
Yours,
HOME OWNER.
p. S.-Would not the above
arrangement reduce water bills
to a nominal sum for the home
owners, business houses and fac
tories? | think all the people
should help to pay for the water
system, and not only those who
have the courage to build a home
and share the ups and downs
from year to year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

80 s~.O w
lOnial.
"The Dictator" one of the
funniest plays in which John Bar
rymore ever appeared, will close
an unusually successful engage
ment at the Colonial theater to-
night.
1t will be followed Sunday by
1.-THE Majesty of the Law" This
story is taken fro ma well
known Virginia story, in which
Southern courtesy and a mans
love for pretty woman sends
him innocently to prison.
George Fawcett, the celebrated
American actor, has the leading
role, supported by Myrtle Sted-
man, William Dedmond and
Charles Ruggles.
On the new bill will be an
other comic, "Col. Heeza Liar"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18

AT the Liberty
theater today
THE Stolei
Voice, . W 1 t !
Robert Warwick
in the leading
role, will be seer
for the last time.
Paul McAlliste
is the author OF
the scenario
and director o
the play, which
Is a production
from the studios
of William A.
Brady. AS an
extra added fea-
ture, Manager
Davenport | 6
also offering
Katheryn Oster'
man in a one
act comedy pla,
the Gander," viii
delightfully."- cleaI
Commencing
NanSen comes &c
the latest Will
1.-THE Song of II
Sardou's moderI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-18
THE LIGHT MATTER

EDITOR inc Times.
The stand you have taken on
the light and water question will
surely be appreciated by many
Tacoma business and working
men who own their homes, and
are burdened with the extrava-
giant management of city affairs.
Whenever the city is run on q
business basis, as the n. p. rail
way is run, cutting out all the
drones and making every man
earn his salary, not until then
will we have an opportunity to
boost our city for the investor or
manufactures who are badly need
ed to build up our commonwealth
There Is always tendency
with our city and county govern
ment to pay political debts, and
as long as those conditions pre-
vail in the hearts of our city ad.
ministration there will be no real
sign of economy.
Furthermore, | would like your
opinion in regard to the manage
ment of our water department
leaving the light department out
for while.
Why could not every va
cant lot he assessed for
water? Don't the owners
get the benefit of our beau
tifuI, clear Green river wa
ter? DON'T THEY RE-
FER TO OUR EXCELLENT
WATER WHEN THEY TRY
TO SELL TACOMA LOTS?
Would not this system of tax.
alton for water relieve the major.
ity Of resident home-owners OF Q
great burden, and make life
worth living for those already
here, and induce new ones tt
come? The writer does not ex.
empt himself from this proposed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-22
The GAME OF BUSINESS

Permitting the thought to worry
over the bad stroke units the player
to make proper use of the stick in
the next stroke said a veteran golfer
to a novice The driver who wor-
ries over the last sandbed units him
self to enjoy a piece of good road
said the road enthusiast Worrying
over yesterdays bad lessons keeps
the mind from opening IN and receiv-
ing the truths of today's lesson" said
the teacher. 'Ilf you permit the loss
OF yesterday to hold you in bondage
today you are permanently with the
down-and-outs." said the banker to
his customer. "lf your mind is dwell
ing on what the other fellow is not
doing for the town. you are contrib
uting nothing yourself" said the town
builder. Being sorry for yourself
never won the stakes in any business
game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-22
A SPECIAL FRISCO TRAIN.
Spend Night Here-Inspect New Ring
lima Depot

ling Depot.
A special Frisco train arrived here
Friday evening and LETT Saturday
morning. The tram consisted of four
cars, and among the passengers were
w. c. Nixson, one of the receivers
of the road. from St Louis; J. F.
Frates. general superintendent of
Springfield, Mo; ]. NJ. Chandler, su-
perintendent at Francis; and 7. B..
Coppage. superintendent OF transpor-
tation. of Springfield. While the Of
ficials were here they made a special
investigation of the tracks leading
into the new depot of the Oklahoma,
New Mexico & Pacific and of the
buildings which are under construc-
ton. II is stated that the Frisco will
use both the passenger ard freight
depot on North Washington street,
when it is completed. which will be
about September l..