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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
LATEST FROM KENTUCKY.
Fierce Contest For Unit d States
Senator.
Garliale Evidently Not tho Coming Man
livery Latest Eatlmate Of the situation
Win tho Probable Vote,

RRANRFOWT, KY May la,-lSpeclall-
The Democratic caucus a. nominate a
successor 10 Heck met Monday night ana
when II adjourned had accomplished very
little, One hundred aud sixty Democrat
iC senators aud representatives we're
present, As soon 40 q quorum was an
nouuCed Senator Anderson offered the
following resolution which was unanl'
mnualy adopted,
RESOLVED, That 10 prevent econiln'
gGucy which would enable lhe ltcpubll'
cans 10 determine who shall hc senator
from Kentucky 10 succeed James II, Beck,
We pledge ourselves aa Democrats before
the election takes place by the General
Assembly, We viii ln caucus nominate a
candidate for the position aud lu order 10
accomplish thla result ihe chairman OF
the caucus shall appoint committee VINO
shall represent each Of tic candidates Tor
Senator, whose duty II shall DO 10 make
such arrangement 80 will prevent lhe
election by the General Assembly until q
nomination IH made by this caucus,
After considerable talk, motion 10 adj
lourn until Tuesday night was made, 10,
fore was put the committees provided
for Ia the resolution were named
aud then the question 10 adjourn was put,
This seemed 10 form the only chance pt
testing Carlislo'H strengths Tie Carlisle
men being anxious 10 have q ballot, Hut
the hall was hot and there was no Orguni'
cation, So the vote to adjourn was car.
ried, 40 10 a., The ~ members who voted
against postpOncmont cannot be- taken aH
an estimate Of CarliHle'H strength, The
action Of the caucus In the adoption Of
the House rule will make the nomination
a long time ln coming because Of the ops
portuuitcR for delay will bo many under
a
forces Of tho cuntcudlug candidates 70.
nowcd the battle, The vote on first bal
lot, II complimentary votes are cast, Aa
now contemplated, will stand about ua
followai Carlisle 20, McCroary u, Moore
T., Knott "A, nuclncr 10, MCkinlic 10,
Reeves 10, Winchester o, Lindsay b, Stone
8, Settle 3, =, Il, X,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Homo sookors Exouroionu

win leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the Chicago, MllwnukcC& 81, Paul Rail.
way for points In Northern Iowa, Mime.
sofa, South and North Dakota, Uncuding
the Sioux Indian Reservation IN South
Dakota, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska,
on April % and May ~, 1890, llnlf.rntc
Excursion Tickets good for return pas.
sage within 30 days from date OF SALE
For furthrr information, circulars SHOVE
ing rates OF fare, maps, etc., address A.
" II, Carpenter, Gcncrnl Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee,, Wis, 22d,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
CRIPPLED FOR LIFE.
A Child Run Down by q Train Neces-
stating AmputatiOn OF u Limb.

AZ Oi3O this morning q sad accident oc'
CURED on the Valley Railway at the Union
street crossing, Emmanuel, the four.
ycar.old son Of William Armbrust OF
No, ~ Union street, was playing on tho
track when he was run down by freight
train. His right leg was crushed and
badly laccratod,
Drs. Morchond, Fraunfclter and Post
were summoned and amputotcd the
limb few inches below the hip,
Tho father OF the child is laboror and
In poor circumstances, Tho chances for
the recovery Of the child are doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Notice 10 Soldiers.

will be at the tIlrford house, Canton,
on Tuesday and Tuesday evening, May
Goth, 10 solicit claims for original and in
creaso of pensions, bounties, etc, and to
take testimony In claims wherein am
attorney. will also open books TO regis
tor the names Of all soldiers and widows
OF soldiers who wish TO apply under the
new law soon TO DO enacted by Congress.
Q, II, CALLAHAN,
Pension Attorney and Claim Agent,
Youngstown, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
ATTENTION AMERICANS,
No Attention Paid by This AdminiFtra.
toin TO tho Anti.raupor immigration
fhy

NEW YuWI, May l3,-ScorCtNry Jackson,
OF tho State board Of Emigration, snya
that this viii be- u great year for Italian
immigration. II IN likely that 10000 ltNl.
Inna will land here In 1883 over 10000
Italians were registered NJ Castle Carbon,
"Tho ltalInna,N Mr., jackson said, "nro
aupplantng the Sluyoniana, Just na the
Slavonlnnaa aaupplNntcd tho English, Wolsh
aud lrlah In the minoa OF Pennsylvania,
They have got the science Of living down
10 oven nncr point than the SlnyonIana,
and thoy will Just 40 surely drive thcm
from the mining regions 40 the oconomi.
cal Slnyonlnna ouatOd the moro robust
mlncra OF England, Ireland and Walcs,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
rlrn nomn.nn,nor,, rrcnrnlonn.

During the months Of April, May, Sep.
tcmbcr, and October 1870, IT you desire
TO 20 Wost and become wealthy avail
yourself Of the extremely low rates an.
nounced for these excursions, via Chica-
go, 81, Paul q Kansas City Railroad, For
rates and detailed information call upon
ticket agents, or address
j. "A, GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent, % Clifton Build.
ing, Columbus, Ohio, nlOL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A Hold. nnd Man nnntnd .

NEW YoRg, May A,-ISpcciol, Harry
lllll, famous "old sport,n is "bustod."
His place In Harlem has boon closed aud
oil the goods sold oil by the sheriff, Five
years ago Hin was worth half u million,
Speculation, bad bets and police porsccu.
ton caused the old mans failure. He
has long been known ~ ono OF Americas
leading sports, and was NJ ono time the
poaaoasor OF over q million In cold cash.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
THE MATTER snPpLHp.
A Divorce Granted After tho Prolim M
rios Had Boon Decided on,

Since the decision In common pleas
court OF the Meyer divorce case, the mat
tor has caused considerable comment
Yesterday morning the attorneys, togeth
crwith the litigants, made an agreement
which was reduced TO writing. II provid'
cd that Mrs. Lucinda Meyer was TO take
her farm, and Marcus Il. Meyer take the
North Market street farm free Of all en-
cumbrance and her claims, and she TO pay
the mortgage of $500 on her farm, ant
he TO contribute 500 toward paying the
same, The proposition was accepted
and the formal proceedings for diyorc,
on the ground OF grossnoglcct was agreet
on. Tho divorce was granted, and The
defendant was given the custody OF The
son, Marcus I. Meyer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Grand cheap excursion TO California,
Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas,
Texas, Oklohoma and all points west,
For tickets, see map and information call
ON or address II, II, Geeting, r., RI land
and Passenger Agent at Peoples Clothing
store, No. II East Tuscarawhs street, Cam
ton, Ohio, smo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
BEN BUTTER WORTH
lie Makes u Red Hot Tarlif Reform
Speech.

He Denounoes tho Mckinley hili "a
TFeaohery 10 tho People-'he WIN No'
Rely on Figures Furnished by tho Hen
ehoiariea OF tho Protective hya'em''Phe
speeoh opeatesa Sensation In the Cap
tal.MeKtnley and His Gang Very Muoh
Disoum feddled..A Rieh Treat for the
DemooratB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A CROOKED BIG KANUoK.
uo Waa Evidently Struck on Fur aoodo
A Malicious Militiaman,

OTTAWA, Can, May l3,-ISpcciol,l Sir
Frederick Middleton, commander OF the
Canadian militia has como TO grief Tho
House Of Commons has unanimously adj
opted the report OF the special commit
tee which found him guilty OF lootlng furs
OF the half bred Indians In the late N, w,
rebellion. His resignation IL likely, Sir
John Macdonald speaking Ag leader OF
hogovcrnmont characterized Middlcton's
exploit ms ono In which he should meet
tho fullest condemnation Of the House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Not dronhohin,

The sensational report that was scnt out
from Alliance by telegraph last week TO
tho effect that Miss Laura Grim has sud.
denly gone mad In consequence Of u bite
from a dog, appears 10 be entirely without
foundation. The child IL only ncrvously
affected, there boIng no symptoms OF by.
drophobia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Farmers Boycott Merchants in Indiana.

DECATUR, Ind, May N.--LSpccial,l-
Fifteen hundred farmers belonging 10 10
lodges of the Farmers Mutual Benefit
Association, that surround Warren, n
town of two thousand people, have boy.
cotted the place In order to compel mer-
chants to sell goods at ten per cent above
pnut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Inoondarioo Burn Another Mill ip prum'
bnll COUNTY.

wARREN May IA, Special IS, L'
HcndrIclison'sb big Touring mill NJ Orange
Vile wasburncd last night by inccndorics.
The loss Ia $4,000, This IL the second
mill destroyed In Trumbull county by In
condarlos within ton days. There IL big
excitement over the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Opposing tho Tin.plato 1tom.

WASHINGTON, May i3.--LSpccinl, 1.-The
canned goods packers OF the United States
representing an Immense and rapidly
growing Industry, and which exports
largely Ia products, is hero by roproson
tntIyoa 10 oppose the increased duty on
tIn.plnte In the Mckinley bill. The Lake
iiahormen also object 10 the l-cent-n.
pound duty on fish caught in Canadian
Wntpra.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
I,ifo 1nauranoo %. N, q.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May ii.-lSpeciol'l' j.
The attorneys for tho American Life
Insurance Company Of philadelphia
have filed an admission that The
company Ia insolvont TO tho extent OF
half million dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Tho oanton nnrdwnrc companr

Announces that they have very largo
line OF lawn mowers, ice cream freozors.
refrigerators, screen doors and windows
and wire screen, oil OF which they will Bell
NJ low prices this season NJ retail.
Also a 1no line OF nahing tackle and.
poles very cheap, tH.4-5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
sHNsAr1oNAb cpooKnDNHss
In Now York...ono Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Lost,

New YoRR, May l4.-ISpccIol,l-R II,
NJ. SIstarc, Of the firm OF George X
Slataro'a Soma. was arrested here NJ the
instance Of Richard Hickschcr, OF Phila'
dclphia, who claims the Arm has mover
accounted for u hundred and nifty thous'
and dollars he deposited with II, Hc
claims that his cousin, Augustus Hcek'
schcr, lost hundred and twonty thous'
and In the sumo way. SiatOrc was takcn
before Judge Lawrence, who llxcd his
bond ut scvonty.Ayo thousand, lilo failed
10 flnd bondsmon aud IN now In Jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

when called, and on investigation twas
found that the girl was not In the room,
Evidences of a struggle were plentiful II
IL thought she was abducted by people
who want ransom for giving her up,
She h very attractive girl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

using three bottles Of liradnelds Female
Regulator she 10 now able 10 do her house
work and 90 where she pleases, j, W.
Davis, M0raylan Falls, Nc, Write Brad
field Req Goa Atlanta, Ga, for further
particulars, Sold by all druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
AKRON'S CALAMITY.
The Southern Outskirts Of the City
Swept bya Tornado

A Long List OF Wounded Persons, tho he'
oovery OF Some Of Whom ID Doubuul'''
Nearly 100 Persons Homeleaa'-'Prop-
erty Loss 81 ,ooO.,.Full Details Of tho
Dreadful Work ofthe storm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
nntnl nnilnr Inrnlonion.

SnAMoKiN, pa,, May t3,-[Special, l.
The boiler Of an engine on the Reading
road exploded near hero this morning,
probably fatally injurlng the conductor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Mo aorv,oe ponuiona phlS vear.

WASHINGTON, May ii.-tSpoclol,l -
Those best informed think there will bo
no pension legislation this year. ~ tho
Senate and House are too wide apart 10
agree upon u bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
nlr on n,ollomont IN WON vlrslnIa.

PARRERsBuRo, May l4,-[Spcciol, Tho
johnson we'll In the Eureka oil field on
being drilled deeper into the sand has In
creased ts flow from 2b0 10 1900 barrels
per day. II hos created n great excite
mcnt and oil loososNro selling NJ fabulous
prices,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

ors form, which often bleed and uleerate
becoming very sore, hWAYNE'R OlNp
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and IN most cases removes the
tumOrs, Az druggists, or by mail for 30
cents, DR., SwRyne u Som. Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A Boon 10 wivos.

Having used "Mothers Frlondn would
not DO without II. II 10 q boon 10 wives
who know. they must P9ss through the
Melbourne, Iowa. Write the BIadneld
Regulator Co, Atlanta, Ca, for further
particulars. Sold by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
pilnnl pilnni itching Pilon.

YMpToMs--MoIsturo intense itching
and atin0inp, most At night, worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
WAS HE MURDEREDY


He Came to Canton April 10 with sl 900
In Cash ana Has Not Been seon sinoe,'
Fears That ne Was Murdered In TeTe
Hauts, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

A license TO marry has been granted TO
Leonard @. Bauman and Mary Shilling,
OF Canal Fulton by Judge Fawcett.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
rnnl plAr with a nloh nIrl.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, May i4,--[Special'l j.
Miss Maria wandle, daughter Of rich
farmer, failed 10 como down 70 breakfast
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
shc sufIorod For Twonty Yonrn,

My wife suffered for 10 years from con-
gestlon and painful menstruation. After
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Mrs, Page has winning ways and has %
large circle Of friends among the colorcd
stcrnor SEX Rev, Mr., lOoklcy several
months ago had rooms In the anmo house,
and Page threatened 90 KIN him, Tor
speaking 70 his wife, Mr. aud Mrs, Hon
ily, according 10 the story of Mrs. pngt.
Several months ago Page was hOdfaat nud
the family were given food by Henson
This outraged Page, who asserted that it
was not done for him but his wife,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Charlie Page Ia aged about thlrty.ayo
and came from pittsburg about two years
ago, He has been married about ten years
and was always jealous Of hia wife, They
have one son aged acyon years, lie was
never addicted 10 drink, os IL usually the
case undor the circumstances, but was an
awful victim OF The grOCu'CyCd monster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
NICARAGuA.s CANAL.
Tho Construction or the Big Ditch
Reality.

Tho Construction OF the Big Ditch .
Reality.
SAN Francisco. April s.--A telegram was
received from New York yesterday by J. b.
Harris, announcing that the first contract
let by the Nicaragua Canal Company had
been secured by G. 7. Treat & Co., of which
firm he Is a partner.
Later Mr.. Harris assured q reporter that
the letting of this contract signified that
the construction OF the canal is a reality
Our present work." said Mr.. Harris, lis
10 build ten miles of railroad from the
mouth Of San Juan 10 the canal locks of
the Atlantic divide. The work will occupy
three months and will cost 10000. The
country is low and swampy, necessitating
piling in many places along the roadbed.
"For labor we depend upon Jamaica
negroes. aided by few natives. Over this
railroad Will he transported the heavy ma
chinery used in excavating the great ship
locks and in cutting through the Atlantic
divide. This cut completed there will be q
continuous slack water from the third At
lansic lock thirty-three miles from the Car.
ribean sea To the highest OF the three locks
on the Pacific side, distance of 10 miles.
''The railroad will be extended to carry
dam viii turn the San Juan river from its
old bed into new course"
Mr.. Harris said further that he and his
partners were prepared TO take contracts
for building the remainder of the canal.
and in buying supplies and provisions San
Francisco would be given preference.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
California stat. unix@r.i,r.

SAN Francisco. April s. AT the meeting
Of the regents of the state university to-
day the board. on recommendation OF It's
attorney. relinquished its claims TO as
acres OF land in Contra Costa county which
had been claimed By the university, but
which had been found 10 belong TO the
Northern Paeific railroad. Bills amount
ing 20 si5.oi9 were ordered paid, number
OF salaries were increased, and recon-
mendation adopted that ali officers of the
university. except the president. he re-
quired TO reside in Oakland The adoption
OF this resolution, IL is stated. will lead
President Davis to reiinquish his Intention
cf .S<frr{rv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
Aiaska Eseur..en s,..m.,.

san fsAscIsoo. April Sin preparation
Tor her service on the Alaska route the
steamer Queen is undergoing extensive al.
tsrasions at the Union iron works. Her
cabin and state room accommodations will
be increased by thirty-eight new rooms.
making ninety-six IN all. To provide .
pasce for The new rooms another story is
being built on her deck houses she viii
run between the sound and Alaska on an
excursion route the same az the Corona lid
last year and the olympsan the year pre-
vsous- she viii he ready 10 start on her
hrst trip jane I. Captain Carroll win COM
mand The steamer dnring the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
LABOR's VICTORIES.
The Plumbers and Cigarmakers Of Chi
cAgo Receive Concessions.

The Plumbers and Cigarmakers Of Chi
cAgo Receive Concessions.
CHICAGO, April 8--The plumbers strike
is still on. At last nights conference the
master plumbers agreed to pay the mimi
mum of 81. so per day for oil journeymen
and an increase OF 25 per cent to juniors.
Journeymen plumbers are Satisfied with
that but the juniors who struck to aid the
journeymen are not satisfied with the pro-
posed % per cent increase in wages.
The carpenters strike il still on, although
the men viii probably appoint an arbitra-
ton committe this afternoon to consider
with the master carpenters.
The cigarmakers won their fight. Here
after there will be mono but union made
cigars in Chicago.
CHICAGO. April s.-There was q hitch
this morning in the negotiations of the
plumbers strike. as the juniors subjected
the reduction in their demand to arbitra-
ton committee, but it wa settled this
afternoon. The agreement is to run two
years from February last. The journey
men receive $500 per day instead of $375.
for which they struck, and the juniors are
TO get 25 cents per day increase. The men
are well satisfied, and work viii b re-
suned tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
SHELTON.


Catching Grassy Msa-RaiIrrsd snd
Property Prospects.
SsIIscs April s.-Two seov lead, NJ h.x
arrived Tor the sassep Company from seat
tie last week. Like Potatoes. hay Is almost
luxury. II We Judge by the price.
Last Friday weird Was 'phonea over
from kamiiehe that crazy man va, a,
large In the woods near Callow Brothers
logging camp. and Sheriff Duckwosth go.
cured warrant and weat over Arriving
AT the camp he could learn nothing den
niss ~ 10 the mans Whereabouts, so he
vent u blind. and Was lucky enough 10
lind the man In the thick brush, not Ear
from the railroad track. that afternoon and
brought him 10 shelton. The rasn. who Is
. swede named Geosss johnson. Ii about
- years cid. has no dangerous symptoms.
eas merely . scssening of the brain. and
inigasnes 81 spells he h parsaed BY enc
mics he Vas Qua in the weeds without
ioe~i too DAYS last week, and y hen brought
IA by the cook fer food. was started ey the
locomotive whistle. and rushed Cor the
weeds as II thousand devils we're After
hins- lie was committed 10 the asyluu hy
Judge Dunbar and viii 10 sens down TO-
day.
The Sheltons. and several Of the holder.
Of acre property adlosning shelton. are pre-
pairing 10 raat ana place Il on sals. Mo.s
81 the original sownsate al sAeitss has h~~n
sold. and now huilding must be esrrs~,f
co ca ths high ground Ga beth sssses a the
town. A seattle 6rm. having r~c>asiy par
chased 20 scres adsosnsns. VA Plat. ana
rustic 30 aiepom ~ IT,
Railroad ramors are ,hsck aasoas here.
The Tor, Townsend Southern: prospect Of
scaa~cssen With Puget soaad sad trays
hashor By Gee 81 eur reads: also q pros
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09

1n~reassA RAflrosd Aseomm edstloas--
1sassway Accident
wALLA wALLA, April s-Yssterday
Platt Preston and Frank Loudsn, the new
psnitentiAry commissioners. wers busy
taking an inventory Of the pentitsntiary
preparatory TO assuming the duties of
Office. Messrs. J. L. Ehaspstein and r. j.
Parker. representing the old board. &C
companIed them, and during the afternoon
gracefully turned over their commissions,
good viii and troubles OF Office.
III. n. Nelson, the well-known brick
manufacturer OF Weston, is in Waila
Waila- He states that his new brick
machine has arrived from Portland. and
will b In operation within the next week.
Al 1 O'Clock this afternoon . special
tram passed through Walla Walla on the
Union Pacific, on which were Vice Prssi-
dent w. II. Holcomb, Assistant J. 3.
Cameron. General Manager G. J. Smith,
Superintendent George II. Cushing and
oeneral Passenger and Ticket Agent r. w.
Lee. A Waterman reporter had an inter-
view with the latter gentleman and gained
the following news OF interest 10 waila
walla's citizens: During the next month
The Union Pacific company expect to
increase their service on their line connect
Ing with the short Line as Pendleton and
going via. Walla walla TO Spokane Falls
and the great Ceur d'Aiene country.
Vestibuls sleepers and chair cars, to be
illuminated with gas. Arc now being manu-
fsctnred especially for this purpose A
dyer" or fast express train win be put on
TO connect at Pendleton with the fast
train now connecting Portland with the
East, Tor tho benefit OF increased traffic
10 Waila walla. Spokane Falls and
northern points. This viii be in
addition 10 the regular passenger train
now running on this road. Mr.. Lee also
stated that these trains would be so regu-
lated that the passengers from all points
such as fendlstop. Milton, Weston, Cen
tervslie. and toward snake river. would be
enabled 10 arrive In walla Walla a,
an early hour ia the morning and return
the same evening. During mex, summer
IL - the intention OF the company 10 run
several excursion trains 10 Gear a 'Aiens
lake and adjacent points Of interest at
Low rate OF fare. Mr.. Lee expressed the
opinion that walla walla would derive
Ereat bcneht from certain intended inn.
pFovements on his road.
From reliable sources IL Is learned that
four or i've train loads cf railroad iron con-
s'sned TO q. w. Hunt. are siae.traeked at
Ainswerth. faseo and other points.
Passengers on the upvard-bound street
car, While passing on Main street. had a
narrow escape from injury hy q runa.
way team coming full tst against the car.
which sent the pole crashing through The
end oi the car. None OF the passengers
we're injured but ali bad q terrible fright,