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porter to prove it.
He swore as posi-
lively as Woodruff,
but on the stand
admitted that b g
could lie on occa-
sion, in fact, had
lied very recently,
in order to be pres
ent and testify in
Mr.. Ives behalf.
Public interest in
Ives has been and
is IN ii a s gin 6.
Slight of form,
only 5 feet 7 inches
in height, smooth
faced and boyish
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The Flagstaff,

After long silence, this Cottonwood
property was heard from. The shipment
amounted to sixty tons.
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The BulliOn-Beck

One hundred and thirty tons came down
from the Mayfower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
HOT LUNCH

At Gallacher's from IL to 4, Csc. Short
orders speciality.
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ntelnne and PrInce nf nj
Victoria and Imperial.

One carload of the, usual grade repre-
scented this property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

The Queen is reported as being in most
excellent condition. There were no delin-
quents on the last assessment
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Two of a Kind.

Hardup-I notice that European politics
are in an unsettled condition.
Landlady-Did that idea occur to you
when you were thinking Of your board billf-
Chicago Liar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
AFTERNOON

Rye-Oetober, az
Barley-November "a.
Whisky-1.02.
Dry Sailed ts-Comparatively steady
Short ribs-5.G.1s cash.
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The Alliance.
The MaYhOWer.

The assessment was due on Tuesda,
last. There were no delinquents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
GRAIN AND HAY.
FROM. TO.

Wholesale; retail about 10 per cent. higher.
corrected daily by THE HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

stamp mill now in operation at De Lamar,
has a crushing capacity of forty tons per
DIV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

Tho shipments continue in volume, and
the ore increases in richness The %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
The Annex.
The WOOdsidp.

The Apex assessment is delinquent on
SIc+
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The Ontario.
The DAILY.

Ontario was quoted in New York durixg
the week at $35.
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Condensed Wisdom.

Where one always finds his match-1n g
box
Always require one or two stamps-New
boots.
a court train ictoria's ladies in waiting.
The shades of night"-Holland linen
New York Mail and Express
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
New Last Chance

The Spanish sent in $50 tons of second
class ore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

The Orc Elmo.
The mill is crushing ore from the Orc
Elmo group.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable
in the nursery. 1t is gentle laxative and
harmless.
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At the Ranks.

The ore and bullion receipts at the vari-
Gus banks in this city for the week ending
Saturday, October 10, were S126, 91S.S6
as compared with $111, 6O3.52 for the week
previous. They were reported as fol-
lows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
The Eaele.
The Wilson.

One lot went 60 silver; another 146 silve
and Il gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

and in the troubled situation OF the times the
railroad wrecker was born, grew and flour
ished. 4 few had appeared even before the
r,apif.
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He Would Be Safe.

Miss Penelope Peachblow-Cousin Tom has
just come back from college.
Mr.. H. Pemberton Wytt-Aw, I suppose
your governor will want to kill the fatted
calf.
Miss Penelope Peachblow-Yes, but don't
go away on that accountable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

Twenty tons first class ore represented
this property
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
The Queen of the Hills.

Latest New York quotation, 9oc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

Bullion.
NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Bar silver. q3l4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

The Highland sent in sixty tons of the
usual grade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
The Spanish

Two carloads went 40 lead and so silver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

Inc opaHlsE.
The Spanish sent in $50 tons of second
class ore.
New Last Chance.
Twenty tons first class ore represented
this property.
The Hidden Treasure.
Fifteen tons, going 81 lead and % silver.
The New Idea.
a big shipment Of various grades came
from the New Idea, which is located in
American Fork canon. 1t averaged "a lead
and 20 silver.
The San joaquin.
A small shipment showed lead and 207
silver.
The Highland.
The Highland sent in sixty tons of the
usual grade.
The Alice.
Latest New York quotation, 90c.
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The Hidden Treasure.
Fifteen tons, going 81 lead and % silver.
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The Highland.

A small shipment showed lead and 207
silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
NEWS PROM WALLA HALI.A.
An Arrest That Wasa't usde-Au-
other 8aok-Maraekst

WALLA wALLx, Sept. i2--In Fesponse 10
. telegram from Depnty sheriff posserson.
81 Orting. Warden Edmiston, q the peni-
tentiary, went over to obtain Jbe B>wen.
an escaped convict Upon hi arrival he
Wa informed By the deputy hal he aid
not know whether he had : Hght TO Ar
rest es. aped eonvie,s, AID thas the convict
had gone.
There viii probably be anofher bank
started here next month. hy ssue gentle
men connected with al osxegs, Ks. bank.
They hsye been trx cling thrsnGhou, the
Northwest the pass few weehs. looking for
9 favorable location. and have settaed on
"aiia v ala a. the best place
Aracirs OF fnc,rpo:ation at the wAlla
Nalls Gas and Electric COMPANY VEN
nicd with the au itor Tnersday By
tnoAias Quinn, Chris EaHss r Bar
Jones' The car yitsl stock is oxsd ~
$4,000. being divided IN 2.oo shares of
par value Of &U esch. This il ia connec,
non with the present gas and electric
light company, and the fesult will be the
Introduction of sn incsndescent system as
VIII ai.o furnish motive power to outsid-
ers.
A cargo comprised OF fne wheat grown
by George Bradbury. G. I. weleh ana 9th.
ers. of Eureka Fiat, vas shipped 70 81
raul and thence TO sicily, Italy, where II
Vas groand INTO Hour made into mAca-
rcni, reported tn be the finest in quality OF
any macaroai ever made by the factory,
which is the largest aud finest in Italy.
sheriff McfarlAne returned frou
sprasue, Thursday. where he had cap
tnred I've etelsn horses beiossins . b.
Woosen. OF Dixie. The animals were
found grazing Q short cissaree from
sprague. bat the sheriff eon.d &c. no clee
A. 10 who the thieves were.
PIiGhAp n At
was brought To towa today 20 he az
arained - 10 his sanify. He viii be sx-
amine1 tomorrow by Probate judge n1ap.
Miss Josie Good, . teacher in the psblic
schools here died this afternoon from the
effects OF an operation performed wednes-
day 10 remove IN internal fnmor. The re-
mains viii pe taken to orerun civ for
burial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14

MooH 1ntkn 20 d
"Poss-sstsliixese>r'' Reporter.
PORTLAND. Sept is-Psai =. Mshr. vice
PRESIDENT Of the sexs-ie, L6ke sh.re 4
Eastern Railroad Company. b ar the Gii-
Eaan. The fesr. r.iSrsLIraaxcxx cer-
RESPONDENT found hiza this sf3ernoou. and
Ia the course OF an intessiev the railroad
man said Il have ius1 resurn~d from fh,.
sAs' and have piseri the pad upon :
sHos .na-h money did yoa succeed in
We have contracts for the lo-ds which
aase rot been tai. q. xnA a3D1 sisnosed AZ
quite Quantity outright R1rsrdips ,h-
amount OF capital I yeceive 1 Cosmos
say. except that enough has bees ipte,-
eefed 10 keep construction rqfn9 ahee1 -
1T has been stated shaz IT. Un.oo Pa
cfnc and MaAnstoAa are coQasces6 vfth
yoa IA rasoins yonr rad aAead toward
No; We are working on orrovn uu~c,e
The Aanisoea hes nothing w6asever 10 10
with rs. The Union Pacific al carseyye.
ran ibto the 0fne depot grounds AZ sr.,t
ane. and beyond the fset fbass Ne are rhs
best OF frien5s We have no fur(her cpnner.
tinn."
.,,'s,,..n rsse,e xOs. s,s you nov doing jour con-
twenty miles north Of snohxmisn mnc.
tion. runnipg Towards th1 Cana.lisn
boundary"
From The end Of the srokSne division
how muehn ore have you 20 euiid.'
We viii resch Davenport II two weeks
and VIII then run 100 miles fusther 10 sky-
homish. sess OF the Cascadexe
is your plant . paving pforRrry~S
"oh. yes IL pays US even now. ana m
.e are running into the finest country in
the world IL win he b .nanxaP
nat KIND OF q reeeptsoD did your
bonds meet in the RastT''
We'll, Of course, all such entr rprsses
oaye their d nicultfes 10 sarmcent Ours
Eot over the fence all right I ronvfpcsd a
moneyed men OF the practicabilify Of the
undertaking. and found no sroubl- In
floating our paper. simply showed them
what our earnings have b<sa since the
road started up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
TANNER IL ABSENT.


WASHINGTON, sspt. iS-Gon "a aissioner
Tanner did not appesr si the pension OF
Gee today. Depa,y Commissioner smith.
acting eornmissies er. believed the cosn.
miseioner had gos leave Of absence ansn
the tine for hin 10 taru over the eescv for.
nals 10 his successor.
>cc-efAEy Nchls refused 90 say ANYTHING
rrEsrGing the report Hon AH "A War
ner siN es in Washington today, In re
sisanse 10 telegram seni hsrn in regar,t
70 hss taking the otice Vi commissioners OF
pensicnA
Assistant possmasser-esenerai Clsrsxon
SAYS ne is net going 20 rexsgn and does
not want Tanners place.
WAsHfsSTo>. sept N-Hon- william
warner, sx.menoer of congress frou,
Kansas City, and ex-conmartier in Chief
OF sae @ A. X. arrived this afternoon and
spent two honrs In consultation with Sec
retary Noble. As he cane out Of the ossee
porter:
Secretary Noble has discussed nothing
but the Affairs of the Sioax Commission as
yet"
Tonigh' Secretary Noble told An k.~oct.
afs,s' Press reporter that there vas nothipg
new 10 sAy concerning successor 10 Tan
ner.
The report os the commission that ex
anained the administration Of tne pension
nsfean, undcr the stScrsfary's orders will
De printed tomorrow and a COPY for.
war,isa to Tanner. who has already seen /,
IN manuscript Whether or not IL will he
made public has Rot yet been s.stsrmis ned
The appearance Of Geo. = Merrill, Ia
snrsnce com mmtsstouer Of Mswsch usetts
and ex commander Of the o. A. R. in
Washington today has Caused consider
able speculation.
Opinion IL divided tonight a. ,o the re-
sg&ctlye chances Of Wnrnsr ana N.- .tg -,
succeed Tanner. but that one of them viii
be commissioner Of pensions all anite In
oeiiesIns. aniess they bosh aeeiine the ten
der Of The ofsce.
After be left the department Secretary
Noble had conference with the prtsiticn al
~ the white houSc
MAJOR Warner wrnt into the country to
spend the n'gat with friends. friend of
BIS stated tonight tfst the position of
commissioner of pensions had been infor.
mally rendered 10 Major Warner aud that
he Will accept.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
RNuMCLAW NEWS.
Three Thousand Acres Of Timber
decreased Land yAInee.

ESrMcLAv. sept II. The Republicans
here are actively working to bring thia
precinct. which has always teen Demo
cratic, into the ranks of the party destined
- be victorious October l.
Hop picking Ia progressing sereneiy,
Growers report q short crop and no
scarcity OF ntckers-
The new Catholic church will be com
piesed In few d,ys
Enumclaw has over S.so acres of excel
lent ar and cedar tmtef to offer as an in
dueemeDt to securc the location of saw
Aad shingle mills. This amount OF good
timber can nov be boseht within four
miles of this station ~ 20 cents and 81 per
thousand stsmpage, and - easily accesSi-
bic by tram rost. Farther up White river
for many miles are mary sections OF m
surveyed lands AEso covered With immense
forests-
The advancement ia prices OF farming
lands III this locality can be realized when
lands that one year ago sere ocaghf for
9iS per acre IRE now In demand ~ 80 10
eoo and In >nne instances ~ fllo cer acre
,. Stevenson nas completed surveying an
addition Of several bioeas 90 the ,ownsite
This Was made a necessity by the number
OF Its sod wiihis the pas; few moalhs OF
the original townsife
May OF cur farmers express their satis-
IL ton 81 receiving rrceipss FOR nnal
proofs made 81 the L. : iAri of1se ~ish-
out experiencing ytxsttoas tea,s a. was
the cAse few usooths ago
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The New Mexico conssitution stSiet
on keflgi0n.

DENVER sept IA Repsbiacaa's santa
Fe special states that the Constitutional
convention consumed the day discussing
the report o. the committee OF the Judicial
department The committee on estucar
tionsl affairs. about whose action there -
80 much speculation. submitted . report
which was placed on the Gale ndar 90 come
up ia regular order. IL provides that there
shall De. at least three months each year.
. psblle school kept open I'm each srho0l
district. aud special taxes nav be levied to
carry on the school for nine months. that
the territorial tax for rubiir sshael fuBd
shali be a, mills on u, and In esch school
district aud additional tar Of n mills may
be levied.
The clause relating to religious teaching
rad. as follows.
Neither the legislature or any county.
city. town, prtcinct, school district or
other public corporation. shall ever make
any appropriations or pay from any pablo
fund or moneys whatever, In aid Of any
church or scctarian society. or for any
sectarian purpose. or To help snppors o.
sustain any school, scAdemy. seminary,
college, university or other literary q
scientific institution. controlled bv any
church or sectarian denomination whatoor
ever. nef shali any grant or douasiun a
iand or money or IL soDsl property -
made by the state or any snch public -
poration 20 such church, or for auy -
tartan purpose, no sectarisn tenet. cfse1
OF church soctrtne shall ever be taught IN
the public schools This section Is hefo6y
declared irrefocabis without the sons<nt
OF the United states and people of ths
state :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
ECHOES OF THE STORM.


Ssv YoRK. seps. is.-The signal oHeer
says there vii ss DO let sp In the storms fer
the neIt tsenty -four hours The storm IL
The wind has diminished 20 the south, bat
remains high along the coast IL bad
velocity OF 81 miles Ia the city this morn.
ing: at Black island. ~. at PhiIsielphts-
% a. Boston. - miles.
The rain continued from Sorfolk To Bgs
ton. The heAvtrs; rainfall In Tie country
poar for the twenty tons hsuys ending 81 .
q N today bling : ss inches.
The aaussge ssffwred by shipping ID very
severe. ship ness is very ditsenn 20 ob.
tain. A. all telegraph cumaunieaiisu with
the quarantine station and sandy HOOK is
cat oG The xalss lsst aignt 6rose all in
coming vessels OF the coasf, ana several
tisys mar elap~e ersere they return. yss-
sels in r-s-t bar evidences os the s.orm In
sails asd rigging
The frg vhseh has .nveioped iower has
seve sI asys IL clearing away and the lonx.
ieiayssi STEAMSHIPS are eous.ng rp 10 the
city. AL Noyeedns European steamers are
rrs5wdsd with seassek pesscngers TAe
Aocho- line steamer City Of Rome ar
rived this morning. sne expeyieneex. a
very rough voyage and bad . narros -
rs.se from eoIlia0n with sa eastward 20
Ing steamer in lower bay.
The GrsnnSeI Line steamer Enfeke--
hccker. due tso days $50. arrived this
morning after O dangerous voTAze Tses-
dsy many on board thought the vessel
woatd foaa6Fr- -~evsrsi of TIE crww an6
f&ssSEEeFs xere injured b The rareeuiag
oi fse vessel kyeTytsinx moyesole ca the
3ezsks wss eay-std a~sy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
sMUG0LI.G CHINAMEx,
How They Are brought Over the
boundary Line.

New IosK, sept is.-FTsnkiin Lane,
correspondent la New York of the San
Francisco CArssfcss. has sent .
communication TO secretary Tracy
windcsa. setting forth that hs has re
essivei from srst 80. ms to bin very re.
liable source Information that Chinamea
srs being brought ia over the Canadian
oofJier line in defiance OF the exeias.on
iS~ He says In his letter
IL seems the smuggling ef thcse China
men has amos; reached the proportions OF
q regular business and IL ~ carries on with
high hand. slmos; uuder the
very noses Of our customs oficiais
The Chinese are brought from Brliish
Columbia on the Cansdlsn Pacific railroad
and si night whss near toe border are
shipped at q p-ssty station and then carried
Q short distance. ferried across ,h~ riyer
and - lALd.d on Eui,ed states tsrritors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
GREENBACK PLATFORM.
The Public Money Receives UlA.
tingaish~d Attention..

CIscfsSATf. sept. IL The national
Greenbsek convention this Afterroon
adopted q platform. IL declares all laws
changing the time or manner OF payments
Of the public debt since iss5 are sx pat
facfo laws aud shosld be repealed: that ell
legal tender notes now outstanding should
be immediately changed for Ike ssncmi-
nation to bc issued with the words prom
is. 70 pay" stricken from the face aud the
additional amount issued to snb~sdixe
the American merchant marine 70 bald
an American navy, erect p1bbc
baiiiInxs. etc. until their Vol
nme in circulation shall amount 10 kf
least so lser capita of the catfre popsla-
lion. that indicstions point "a greater
financial panic In the near future fnen
this country oy world ever before ~. I'M
less wise and immediate provision -
made for q yasf amount of money 10 susr
tain the peoples eonfiicnec.
The convention appointed q neti0nAa
executive committee, suonK them b4snf
A. Reistone. Of California The eommit
tee orsanired - follows: George Jones'
chairman: Le. CraadaIl. District of CO
lam bIa. vice chairman. 7. J. SHARP. %
Indiana. and william Richards, sscfetA1ea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
RAILROAD srkIkERs.


ALsueuERorE, n. NJ. sept. ls.-rhe At
lantic & Pacific strike 81 Arndow thus fsr
shows no sign OF abatement The explsn.
alton now given Of the strike is less favor
able for the employees than that hitherto
presented. Tee story nov IL Ihsf the pay.
master gave wrong checks 10 two men. by
which one received 80 more than his dse
and the other SO less The man Who ssot
more, freight conductor. refused 10 re-
!und the money 10 It's rightfgl owner aad
y - discharged. The second conductor re-
fus~d 20 DO certain service when required
OF him and he too was 1T oct
The strike 10 10 compel the company to
take these men hack MANY empsoyes OF
the roaa here DO nos spproye of the sneas.
ARE and express opinions that the strike
must end disasfrously Tor the men. since
the road ean be ea, little damaged
Passengers. mails aud express mssfer 60
With regularity ana the freight lay -u1
comes ~ time when the road ts not very
busy. This city feels the effect of the strike
in financial circles, but confidence in the
ability OF General Manager Robinson To
manage Affairs successfully 10 universal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14

Ihs Esaksmis VALLEY Dan . Grsa,

1srELssEr- sept il-Tfe ESokozin
aaEa. one at the lsrgssz in tie territory.
vas openef today and proved to be q ,ur.
cess ~ ia- o. tested Tie aaz, n eon.
scncsed ca the Esokosnfu cre<k. WHICH
emptses inso the Ccsamhsa ss.snf haIs a
nile so1ss al thf> place Tots cre~k pas-s-s
tera1Ee q sAlaAhse tIrakHr rexss,ss. and rr-
n lass winter The iexs hare eeen carried
70 sasisx xater during frsxA~xx This suu-
m<f NJ l. sclssrEs. . prominent scwrxr
decided 70 constrast Q 1Aza = uus frc
miles iron tz2swarsr Il Is lss ss-ss In
seax1h- 10 fset n height ard = fee. ss -.
eas<- There are tCay rows Of piles rn
y s1eh isse dam Is bait The eatf-x sr-7,s-s-
are - p1t together In a substantial mar
ns1f. asast q eoyessd vita 1laok ,A-xe f,ach.-s
II tn'ekrxsS Taers are faar ga.x4. ,Are~
81 nseh are twelve feer In wscth ana me
ssfser "a six fers
n afternoon the dana was opened with
Seaf OF water Of stsoEsz nine f,-rt. azss
sss<s she wafeY in the rrsex <urrse fwe or
~ issS and carried she ioxs BELOW the
slalA aioss IN great ssspT II Is calculated
GA i-1fa mslEio2 10 Q million and q hsls
iees OF lssss hal t<ecr ms,vess and taken 10
vithia . quarter of . rnise OF tide xsfer.
nm tut head. OF ten fees es xa,er ID /.
! NOT. NJ snss the soxs c&n De fAksa 10 t,Gse-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14

FsE1-AnKLPHfA, SEPT iS-T-xins % the
ssrSen L Atlantic 20 a1i from Atlantic
CITY are running e1 schedule time ta.sxv.
aad the exccss from the sezsho-e has
been <rest- The train which iefs Atlantic
CITY Al 4 IS this morning sausisssSa a. sevxn
csrs heavily loaded The one whlch lefs
At 80 ernUgns the same number Of cars
and on TIE following fSo esrsy trains MAS
ohc of tee Ssxstocs which lefs Atlantic
City ~ 70 a. n Il conSissra az ssxtexr.
cars, Al heavily aeatesi with passenser~
The water las alraosf ertireiw ssse.stsest
azd the rusioea Is clean Cn1n tAss
DorninS no 1e1s;te idea Of the caussss
10 he West jersey rad could =. gained.
naf a. the mist 9isrsls and the spray eis-
api- ars u IS seen that the rsxats-i - IN
terrible shape Possibly she Ressfsng road
tskias the suttre xsretch into sepss<leyx-
Dons - badly wrv~kett Jersey cfAcsazs
SssrafSAef heavy REPAIR trains 20 the
scsise 81 The sas-er ard viii push the
aceesssrv rspstrs ~ = speedy esafa riefsou
De Asszfias Rad ass Also SEVERAL hua-
1Fsu naen scszve3y a. wosk IN the
sssaoows- TIE mzsis along The >ew fes-
srs AID Delaware caass whirA have been
sss szslssaax STAGE Aondsy lAsf. owiax 10
iae trains having eeen detained. cona-
faencess arriving NJ the gsesssasEce Last even
.nf. and fhey were very large. Scuse OF
ne mAA matter, particularly thai from
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.iea esa aeconnt ct hxsnx carried xosns
distance on boats through the storm.