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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1004. I NEWS AND NOTES SPORT AT A GLANCE A Trui Oriental TV rrormr Slfac EVERYBODY IS 1 ne Dweeney Otamps gyiNG THEM. Smoke of Delicate 7Y7 )inv 7i Cork Tip THE STORE OF THE PEOPLE Buffalo's Cigarettes Just because the Hassan sells for only package of I0 don't make the mistake of not giving it a square, honest trial. It will give you a pleasant surprise. aucceadad In getting hold of tha ball throuxh an alleged fumble by the Mys tics.

Only three mtnutee remained to be played, and tha Myatlca refuned to njay. Centrals and Lancaster Junlora meat thla aternoon at Lencaater. The Markeena defeated the Orlolea by the score of i to 0. The feature of the game waa the playing of W. Krlta and W.

Hagner. Will Dlay the Oak woods next Sunday at the driving Park. Would Ilka to hear from the Apolloe aa Boon aa possible. Addreaa William Pike. 7 Alexander Place.

The Harvard second team have organised for the remainder of tha season and would like to secure gamea with Erie Junlora or the Selkirk Blaahera They have secured the aervloea of Pat Murphy and many other crack players. Jim quarter: Hlrglna. coach: and Snyder, trainer. All 106-pound teama addreaa Tom Hutch, Northland a' I ave- nua. Sundar th Tounir Markeeni defeated the Ba corns by a ueore of to 0, and Uj the afternoon defeated the Northland Juntori bv a score of 11 to 0.

The- features of the game were the Hne-bucktnjr of 8. Winer, and the so-vara rune or William Schluti and O. Miller. The Young Mar- keens would like to arrange a game with the Brooklyn Junlora for Sunday, Nov. 13.

Have not lost a came or have not been scored on. ST. BOMS TODAY. Husky Eleven From Allegany Prepared to Give the South Buffalo Team a Hard Battle. The St.

Bonaventure football team. 20 strong, with trainers, coachers, attend- ante and a large body of followers, rived hi Buffalo this morning. They will Big Bargain Basement 11 less than will find in.oo CASH or SUITor OVERGOAT READY TO WEAR We tare the tlmett ready to wear Clotats. Style, Fit aad Darablllty gaaraataii. Com la aad tee them.

THE SUCCESS, CLOTHIER AND X-XERE a economy. price list that tells a story of First quality housefurnish- quality housefurnish- 1 OF THE RAILWAYS, 44 4 4 GETTING NEW LOCOMOTIVES. Initial Lines In Buffalo Terri tory Prepare for Battle Against the Elements. Tha railroads' Ion and disastrous battle with the merciless winter of 1W8-4 has not been forgotten by motlva pc war official of the Initial lines in thla territory. They are making; preparations for another such combat and If It Is less severe than they expect all tha better.

Locomotives are being overhauled, new nnow-plowa built and scores of new engines put In service. Within the laat few months nearly every road out of Buffalo has received new motive power. Eighteen powerful new freight locomotives of the O-S class were delivered to the Western division of the New York Central two weeks ago. The last of 20 fine new engines has been put In service by the Lehigh Valley. Ten monster freight locomotives have been added to the equipment of this new division of the Erie, and thus It goes.

Every road Is bettor pre pared this year than ever Before. HOG AH SATISFIED. Charles H. Hosan, division superin tendent of motive power for the New York Central, said this morning in dis cussing the preparations: "We've never been In such good shape. The new power will be big help.

The engines I are of the simple style and weigh 110 tons, exclusive tf the tender. They are the largest variety we use and among the largest In the world. They were made at the Brooks and Schenectady works of the American Locomotive Company. All our freight and pas- senger power has been thoroughly overhauled In the last few months. Every locomotive on the division ine LaKe cynore in me iasi icw weene has received several line new passenger locomotives for the Eastern division.

They are now In service and will insure few delays even in the toughest kind of weather. Lemen'S new en gihcs. In accordance with its custom, the Lehigh Valley has had the last 20 bis; locomotives made in the Mother Hubbard 10-wheel style. According to descriptions in Railway and Locomotive Engineering, from which publication the accompanying cut is printed, the cylinders at 21x28 Inches and the drlv- lng wheels measure 68 inches ln diameter. All the wheels are flanged, the rigid wheel base being 13 ft.

4 in. The main drivers are the center pair, and the eccentrics are on the main driving axle. The boiler is a straight top one with wide firebox and grates suitable for burning anthracite, pea coal or finer fuel. The tender is of the ONE OF THE LEHIGH'S consiaeraoiy 1 'C mgs and. crockery at actual value.

The nousewite wise much of interest here. JARDINIERES Very kanLome, make their headquarters at the Broeiel I has 'been attended to, put In the House and Immediately after dinner will I shops and all fixed up. Aa a conse-proceed to Olympic Park to Indulge In quenw our power Is In first class con-short practice before the commencement of the game. All the players are In good i.TT condition and ready for a hard struggle. Mr- Hogan has charge of the motive The lengthy practice that was lnuuied power west of Syracuse on the New in last week has placed the men on edge York Central.

and they are confident ot giving a good c. A. Brunn, division superintendent account of themselves. The players are lf tth In dttppkins- nt the new reticent about the outcome, but there la hi. rtivi.l no sentiment of fear either In the play- freight jower on his dUislon said.

rs or the student body, who have so loy- The 10 big engines recently given to ally supported them during the season, ta I us will be a big help this winter, but I an interview yesterday CapL Keaven sala. ish we had Just twice as many. All "We will go to Buffalo tomorrow power Is in good condition, how-pared to do our beat. The Oakdales are aTA w. wii hp i flrit-class shape an unknown quantity to us.

but their rec- hj ord does not scare us: they are only hu- fto combat the elements when winter man like ourselves, and there must be really sets in." some combination that can defeat them. I The new Erie freighters weigh 100 We are determined to be that comblna- tens, exclusive of the tenders. They tion, but win or lose we will let our op- are of the consolidation type and carry Donents know thnt tnev have hpon In 1 football game. All of mv meT play Drf.ssu.re-. Grand Trunk Pacific Company oigned the order with the Canadian Weatinghouee Company to build $700,000 worth ot air brakes.

RETURNS WHILE TRAVELING. New Yorjc Central and Lake Shore to Furnish Election Bulletins fo Passengers. Through the hiffenulty of George H. Daniels, genera! passenger agent of the New York Central, patrons of that road will be kept in touch this evening with the political situation. In other words, bulletins will he supplied on all Central trains.

Mr. Daniels riRfitiy arjrues that a citizen of the United States, whether traveling or not. wants to know how the Presidential election Is going. It's only necessary for Mr. Daniels to know what patrons of his road want and they get It.

The 1)ulletiti service to be supplied on the trains will be reliable and prompt. The various district passenger agents of the Vanderbllt lines will look after the service. Messagfe containing- results so far as known will await all through trains whenever they stop. The Lake Shore also will furnish its passengers with election bulletins. GOVLO AND JVCIf ORLEANS, C.

C. Clarke, recently elected vice-president of the Missouri Pacific, Is quoted as with saucer, extra various tints, 49c 9-mck size. TEA KETTLES All copper, nickel plated, full 14 ounce weight, sizss 7, 8 and 9, some oi these tea kettles are slightly dented from being handled, hut all are guaranteed not to leak and to give satisfactory TM 1 eervtce. Ihese are stand- 85c values A at. GLAZED FLOWER POTS Each large sues at 19c ordinary sizes at each, 6c, 5c and BOSTON BEAN POTS- Perfect quality, 6 quart size, 19c; 4 quart size, 15c 3 quart sue, 12c 2 quart sue 7C SYRACUSE DINNER PLATES 8-inck size, regular 10c, at, eack SALAD AND OATMEAL SETS Large salad disk and six small saucers, blue and wkite, at set Ort OVC compl ENGLISH PORCELAIN- Ckoice of tkree kandsome decorations, underglazc, ligkt and dark blue and green effects, at, ix cups and saucers, 39c six 7-inck plates OVC DINNER SETS -Best Am- encan porcelain, dainty border decorations in violet, pink and .111 11 tn green, gold candles, 1UU regular $12.00, at set complete $7.98 ROCHESTER BALL CLUB REORGANIZES Charles Chapin Elected President-Club a Heavy Loser and Capital Stock Increased.

1. ROCHESTER. Nov. I Th annual maetlni of tha Rochester Amuaemant Company waa hld lait night, but no action waa taken that will afreet tha plana or policy of tha club for next season. At tha meeting hald at tha cloaa of tha sea-aan tha financial obligations of tha company wara provided for.

Aa announced aoma time ago. tha capital stock baa been Incraaaed and all atockholdera will be given a chance to subscribe for mora atock or drop out aa tha fiaae may be. Flnancee were Informally dlseuaaed at laat night's meeting, but no action waa taken aa the dlrectora have not definitely decided Just what they will do In reorganizing the company oa a firm financial hauls. The club finished the aeaaon a heavy loaer, the Indebtedness being aeverat thouaanda more than tha original capitalization. The only Important bualneaa of record transacted laat night waa the election of offlcera.

President Charlea T. Chapin waa again the unanimous choice aa executive head of tha company, A. P. Little, who la one of the heaviest atockholdera. waa made vice-president, and William B.

Mac-Callum, manager of Cook'a Opera House, waa named to fill tha Joint offices of secretary and treasurer. Eugene F. Under-hlll. the retiring secretary, declined to serve again In that capacity for business reasons. fhe new executive committee will be Made up of President Chapin.

Vice-President Little and Edward F. Hlgglos, Mr. Little succeeding Mr. Underhlll on the committee. The following were made members of the board of dlrectora: President Chapm.

Vice-President Little. Treasurer MacOallum. Eugene F. Underhlll and F. D.

H. Cobb. ARMY-NAVY GAME WILL HAVE NEW York. Nov. 8.

A Philadelphia special to the Tribune says: If the demand for boxes for the Army-Navy football game on Nor. 26 Is any Indication the attendance will be larger than It was at the memorable game of 1901. They were auctioned off yesterday and drew a good sized crowo of football enthusiasts and at times the competition was keen. The first box, after spirited bidding, was knocked down to J. T.

Hoffman for 1225. This remained the record price. While a few of the boxes went as low as $50 nearly all brought from $125 to $135, and about 15 fell into the hands of speculator. The total amount realised was $5700, or about 800 more than last year. lEilS MEETINGS III NEW I NEW YORK, Nov.

8. The ranking committee of the U. S. National Lawn Tennis Association had two meetings ot the Waldorf on last Saturday and the other yesterday. Holcomb Ward of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club, the national cnampion in both singles end doubles, is chairman of the association and his associates are Robert Leroy, th Columbia University captaip and intercollegiate champion, and Harry F.

Allen. The first and last named were members of the committee last year with Beals C. Wright of Boston. It is reported, however, that much assistance was given the committee from Boston and the official announcement of the ranking of the leading tennis players of the country will be made known the latter part of this week. MMMlMMMMMMtM NEWS OF LOCAL AND NEARBY GRIDIRONS.

MMttMM f4444 Oa the Lakewoods' grounds the strong Haywards were defeated by the Lake- ore 6 ,0 ttendince HO. The Lakewoods will nlav nnv iiM-if. pound team In Western New York The Fultons and Belmonts II. preferred All challenges addressed to Albert Fox, bouth ark avenue. The Mystics from South Buffalo and the Centrala from East Buffalo played a game of football on the Atlantic gridiron at Broadway city line, Sunday afternoon and the game broke up before the end of the second half.

The score was 6 to 5 at the end pf the first half, and In the final spurt of tha second half the Centrals Important Business Section to Be Better Protected From Loss by Fire, MONEY VOTED FOR STREET REAVING. "News" Wins Its Fight for Pipe Line in Pearl Street Work to Begin at Once. i By an almost unanimous vote the Aldermen yesterday passed a resolution to bond the city for J56.000 on the certification of Mayor Knight Comptroller Heerwagen and City Treasurer Abeeard that a bond Issue to raise that aim was necessary. This means the t-amri street pipe line Is assured. The Mod Issue wiil pay for it.

Apart from trfis action the meeting was monotonous. So much so, in fact. Aid. Butler ijtl asleep. He says his slumber was Bsed br the unusual peacefulness of ssnlon.

Aid. Martin didn't make a speech. naw business was disposed of -ly. It was towards the end of the the certificate from the Comptroller and City Treasurer Accompanying rt was a rea ls ky Aid. McEachren that the ksroed.

FUND PROVIDED! FOR LAYING PIPE LINE POWERFUL NEW FREIGHT ENGINES JUST DELIVERED. GALVANIZED WASH TUBS-La rgest size, TIN WATER PAILS first quality; regular 19c. with heavy steel wringer attachment, regular 90c, at 69c CREDIT son.oo SUITor OVERCOAT MADE TO ORDER Erery part It made by oar wa expert tallort, who art at the head ot their prateasloa. Oaly the aw til tit tabrlca. 45 SENECA ST.

TAILOR, their train wfthout laying the company open to damages. The decision taken i i etn 'rei-'ht train crews can throw tramps off whenever they see fit. President Ledyard of the Michigan Central and President Ingalls of the Big Four passed through Buffalo yesterday afternoon on their way West from New York. NOTES OF ELECTRICAL LINES. An electric line is proposed from Lexington, to the Blue Grass towns.

Residents of Allendale, have started an agitation for an electric street railway In tne town. It is said the Baltimore ft Ohio will make an electric line out of the Cleveland, Wooster Muskingum Valley road or at least a part of It. A dispatch from Bay City, says the Detroit, Pontiac, Lapeer Northern Electric Railroad Company has changed Its name to the Detroit Bay City Traction Co. H. M.

Smith, formerly train dispatcher on the Lake Shore Electric Railway has accepted the position of general manager of the Rockford Interburn Railway of Rockford, 111. The Auburn Northern Electric Railroad Company wants a franchise to build a belt line in Auburn. It plans then to work in conjunction with the roads now operating in Auburn and build a union passenger and freight depot. There will be a roast pig social at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Hiram King Friday night. All are Invited. Grlov-ersyille (N. Leader. SHORT STQfilES Told of Young Bradley-Martin An Irish Suicide's Bull.

Bradley Martin, who Is to marry Miss Phipps of Pittsburg, has a dry humor that has been likened to Mark Twain's. On his latest visit to America the youna; man went to Niagara for the first time. He was accompanied on this tour by a. Harvard Instructor who admires nature profoundly. The Instructor hoped to'see Mr.

Martin Impressed, almost overcome, by Niagara's grandeur. The young man. for a joke, was determined to disappoint his friend. Their first view of the Falls was by moonlight. The great white water was tbt Bead of a Department of the U.

S. GOVERNMENT SAYS GRRINE CURES Whiskey Habit GOVERNMENT PRINT1NQ OFFICE. Office of the Public Printer. WAAbtnrton, April IS, UM. TlOrrbieOoinpDT.

Incorprtwi, Wuhinfxoa, I C. 7ntltnn My attrition retlT called to of ti employ of tbit offle who bt4 thronfb hvbiuof driDk, bocom iovfflciwt utobtM tl rc diimlual. Ton will bo In-trftd to know that in itx weeks sot only VppcUU, oil prtvrucaM7 mi 01 nm vraintrj ugni of diMlpftlien, 5i.aprrsxl, sod I no Maurd by thoMlBtrwtd that lo "OiDm" bwlonraui credit thin (int rstaalt. It ii Bluiura ta ta COAL HODS Japanned; largest size regular 35c, at ASH CANS Complete witk wood cans stand 26 inches kigknd are 15 inckes in diameter, at NICKEL SAD IRONS-Standard -51 grade, at ponnd t2C MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS 5 pieces (L in a set; regular 85c, complete OC DOUBLE COATED, MOTTLED BLUE, FIRST QUALITY.

Enameled Ware A mam ma mm emmmmmmamammM aaiaassaa. sskasMstM mmm 6qt.Berlin) Igaucepansf Wy I pot Is of the Ten-Wheel Type, Weighs 183,000 Pounds Alone and 330,000 With Tender, and Is Expected to Do Wonders in the Fight Against Winter Conditions This Year. perfect quality; lU-inch size, fL 39c 7-inck Ai DECORATED LAMPS Witk 8-inck glokes to match, two styles to select QQ from, at $1.19 "OC TOILET SETS Ten pieces, poppy decoration, large size, rolled edge bowl and gold lined pitcher, regular $3.50, at S.T.... $2.19 SHELF PAPER Lac edge. regular 4c package, 1 at WRINGERS Guaranteed 10-inck wringers, strong and friu: $1.25 COFFEE POTS First quality gray granite wear, returned covers, 2 quart 1 A size, at 14C PRESERVING KETTLES 10 quart size, grey granite ware, hrst quality, 8c -10-quart size, at strip these CHOICE 25 CENTS 256-268 Main St.

Very Best Set of Teeth for $7.00 AND Excellent Natural Sets for $4.00 REMEMBER yon are reulnr the finest material, and guaranteed to fit We extract teeth oositlveiy without oaln PREB -with NERVENE, our own preparaUorfM appt.ea tne g-uma. no arter eileota whatever. New teeth aame day old ooea are extracted. Sstimatea 1 Tea free. Bridge Work aad Crowns S3.00 a Teetfc EeUbLUhed permannnUy Id Buffalo and moM reliable.

All work guaranteed far 10 years. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, 4S1 Mate BartaJe, H. Y. OTU DnBICKKM1. 1 Hour I to a Sundays Nut German spoken.

Ldjr attendant. Car fare paid to out-of-town patlecta. and work done aame day. Write ne for appointment 6-quart Berlin Sauce Pans 4-quart Berlin Kettles 2 and 3-quart Coffee Pots 6 and 8-quart Preserving Kettles 10-quart Dish Pans 7 10.qfc;Pish Paru Kood. clean game.

and the faculty has made a rule that any student guilty of unfair tactics will not only be debarred from that game, but from all future par ticipation in college athletics. We will bear watching and unless serious acci dents occur we win De in tne game every minute. The fact that Rube Waddell will play fullback Is pleasant news to us, we have a few ballplayers on our eleven who are anxious to see if they can play on the gridiron as well as the famous Philadelphia pitcher." The teams will line up at 8 o'clock as follows: OAKDALES. ST. BONAVENTURE.

Brophy, O'Brien, l.e I.e., Crane O'Brien. Frev. I I Burke i Connery. Griffin, r.g Delanev McCabe. Forrester r.g M.

Cauley -v C. Cauley, Grelner Moynlhan, Burke, r.t r.t.. Sherman Wallace, r.e e. Mulroy. Hughes.

q.b..q.b., Neary, Hughes McNaughton, Maler, l.h.b....l.h.b.. Collins Shea. Clifford, r.h.b r.h.b., Teefe rvauueu, i.d r.D., Keaven YALE FRESHMEN ARE MEASURED NEW HAVEN. Nov. W.

H. Callahan, medical director of the Yale gymnasium, has made public his measurements of the freshman class. His investigations show that the average of entering the class Is 18 years 9 months, 16 days; the average weight 136.5 pounds: average height 5 feet 8 inches, average chest expansion 3 5 uiunes; average total strength average reach 70.5 Inches. 2329; ine report further shows are 141 smokers in the class, that there 46 can not aim i never had gymnastic training. One hundred and ninety-six of 331 of the examined have taken part In team athletics.

BLACK ROCK SMOKER. the Black Rock Club will hold the first of its monthly nLa Programme has been by the management. Beeldes the fn nn.lUrns,- wm be received In full and read from the stage the fol. wi bouts have Vi'Im A rrencn Wan, g8 Hart va. Yountf Schroeter.

Oliuwi VS. OA K.nra T. 1. vs. Kid Wagner.

Roy Negus vs Harrv an? tto Reohm vs Jim LewTe sharp wiU otock up of "ems. Iini A fr tht Pearl PIP t0 pay the city' one-third ffmn SV6ral atreet "paving Jobs. election officials who served last March In the Presidential 00 to reimburse the i money he had to ira cierK nire In the amount appropriated excess of thl Peech ln opposition to Vnn.i.de?"Ue.-J Ald- Sull'van and Aid. aiullenhoff said they favored it they believe it necessary. We on the Democratic side of the house fought this bond Issue and held It up for almost a year because we W1S wnere tne me lay." said Aid.

Sullivan. "That has been accomplished. "I beHeve the pipe line is necessary and I think the atreets ouarht to ho aved." j. wiin. we need tne nme certain street need new pavement, so T'll VA(d alio ojai 1 1 A V.

a. Seventeen of the 19 members present voted ln favor of the resolution, two voting against It. As 17 votes is the required two-thirds majority ln the lower bouse the bond Issue just passed. If all th- members of the board had been present there would have been three or four votes to spare. The Councilman all have spoken ln favor of the pipe line, so there Is no doubt the action will be approved there.

Favorable action In the lower house on this proposition marks another victory lot the NEW 3, which all along had lead ln tne fight for thla much needed improvement Commissioner Ward states his deputy. Water Commissioner Lyon, has ordered the necessary pipe and will not be long now before ground Is broken. REV. J. r.

GARDHCR soes TO OLEAH. OLEAN. Nov. 8 (Special). Bishop Col-ton baa transferred Rev.

J. F. Gardner from Attica to St John Catholic Church of North Olean to succeed the late Rev. James Mooney who recently died at Blng-hamton. He has also notified the assistant pastor.

Rev. Charles Duffy, that he will remain at St John's for the present TO CVtLK A COLO IK OSS DAT. Taka Laxative Bromo Qulnlns Tablets. All arucglsti reread tie mocey tf It falls ta ear. B.

w. Orsvt's sicaatur is so sack box. as. THE NEW SWEENEY STORE, Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. CANDY CATHARTir BOWEL TROUBLES ordinary U-shape and has a water capacity of tbOO gallonc.

The weight or engine and tender in working; order is 333.000 pounds. The engine Itself weighs 183,000 pounds. YARDS GROWING AT THE FALLS. More Property Being Acquired by the Central and Work- men Are Hustling. With the almost dally purchase of property on the outskirts of Niagara Falls, the New York Central Is going steadily ahead in Its plan to build big yards for the accommodation of Pere Marquette tonnage coming across me border.

It Is no longer a secret that the Central and Marquette are Jointly Interested ln the property. Few, however, have an Idea of the extent of the undertaking. It Is hardly possible that the yards will be finished this falL Notwithstanding the fact that It Is claimed more property remains to be bought, workmen have been laying tracks In. the new yards for more than a week. It was thought the- alliance between the Erie and the Marquette-C, H.

D. system might cause a cessation of the work at the Falls, but It bars not. On the contrary, the force of workmen has been Increased and every day sees the trackage grow. Men familiar with the situation at the Falls say it Is probable the yards when finished will also be used to a greater or less extent by the Michigan Central. Their real purpose, however.

Is said to be for the accommodation of the Marquette-New York Central business, the bulk of which must necessarily be handled at the Falls. HAS RgACHCO OTTAWA! OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 8.

A report is In circulation here that the New York Central Is to purchase the New York and Ottawa Railway. Vice-president Brown of the New York Central had a trip over the New York and Ottawa which la up for sale last week. MAY BUY OUT BUFFALO HEN. MONTREAL Nov. The Canadian Pacific Railway Is neirotiatjng for the purchase of the Bruce mines and AU goma Railway, owned by a Buffalo syndicate, with the view of shortening tha mln Una by 100 miles.

CONTRACTS ALL StMNED. HAMILTON. Ont, Nov. g. It Is under stood la Railway circles here that the saying that George J.

Gould favors a great development of New Orleans as a port and Is working hard to build up the railroad facilities entering it. Mr. Clarke says he speaks advisedly, after consultation with Mr. Gould. He says incidental to the statement that the Goulds have already spent vast sums of monev in New Orleans and it is only the beginning.

NCW OPERATING COMPANY. PITTSBURG. Nov. 8 is sam on excellent authority that Pennsylvania interests have In mind the organisation or a new company to operate certain of the lines west of Pittsburg Probably the new corporation will be known as the Vandalia Railroad Company and the capital mentioned Is $25 000-000. Both the Northwest and the Southwest systems of the Pennsylvania may be operated by the Vandalia company.

RAILROAD NOTES. The Pennsylvania Is handling about 700 cars a day in its classification yards at Ebenezer. Prank Garry has been appointed superintendent of transportation for the Vera Cms Pacific. Carl R. Gray, formerly general manager of the Frisco system, has been elected vice-president.

A meeting of the Niagara Frontier Shippers' Association of Traffic Manager will be held a week from tonight. W. B. Bulling, assistant freight traffic manager of the Canadian Pacific, and H. Brown, general freight agent were in Buffalo yesterday.

The Frisco system hopes to establish freight and passenger service into New Orleans Dec. 1. A. J. Davidson, president of the Frisco, makes the statement C.

A. Messer, assistant of the Concordia division of the Boston Maine has ben made assistant superintendent of the Western division with headquarters In Boston. Several time-table changes have been made on th Big Four. C. S.

Blacknian. general Eastern passenger agent of the road here has received the detailed information concerning them, The Pennsylvania Is again experiment. Ing with the French locomotive it brought from France several months ago to exhibit at the World's Fair. The engine is said to be making excellent tinr in the experimental tests on the Vandalia. It is said the Lackawanna -will rebuild Its bridge over William street and the Erie tracks at East Buffalo.

The move will simply be in line with the general policy of the Lackawanna in keeping lis property in the best possible shape. W. J. Black, general passenger agent of the Santa Fe who waa hurt in a Missouri Pacific wreck a week or so ago la out of danger and improving, according to a dispatch received here from Chicago by C. A.

Marrh. the Santa Fe's passenger representative in this city. The Court of Errors and Appeals In New Jersey holds a train crew has a right to resist the attempt of a trespasser to board beautiful under the pale light of the moon, and the air was filled with deep, sweet music. (Mr. Martin, really, was moved, but be yawned, lighted a cigarette, and said: "Let's be going." His friend was thunderstruck at such Indifference.

"Why," he cried, "where are your eyes? Aren't you amazed? Aren't you impressed? Aren't you transported?" "Of course not," said Mr. Martin. "What is there here to make such a fuss about?" "Look." cried the Harvard man, "look how that mighty river pours over Into the deep abyss." "Well:" said Mr. Martin, "what is there to prevent it?" Suicide With Comfort "Do you know the only Irishman who ever committed suicide?" asked W. B.

Pollard. "Ton know it is said that Irishmen never commit suicide, and when the argument was advanced in a crowd of that nationality he waa so unstrung that he decided to show his opponents that Irishmen do sometimes commit a rash act. He accordingly disappeared, and the jaan who employed him started a search. When he got to the bam he looked up toward the rafters and saw his man hanging with a rope around his waist. "What are you up to, Pat?" he asked.

'Oi'm hanging meself. the Irishman replied. "Why don't you put It around your neck?" I 'Faith. Ol did, but Oi couldn't braythe." was the unsmiling reply of the man from the Emerald Isle." Louisville Cotrrier-JournaL Michigan Candidate's Card. A novel and rather "fetching" style of campaigning 'is that of Frank C.

Cooper. Prohibition candidate for Sheriff of Kalamazoo county. He circulates a card bearing the photograph of his four lusty young eons, whom he thus Introduces to the voters: "My hoys may go to ruin through the legalized saloon, by your consent, but your boys never will by my consent." Cooper's pithy platform has somewhat staggered the campaign for the rival candidates. Detroit Tribune. CANKER.

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