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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

KANSAS CITY, May s.-The Y. NJ.
q. A. convention today decided on
indianapolis as the place 10 hold the
next convention. A lengthy report
from the national committee was read.
Its recommendations for observation OF
the second Sabbath In November a. n
day Of praise and thanks, giving for
appropriation s75, 900 yearly for Inter
national work anu other things, were
approved. Subscriptions Were called
for, and In few minutes $4,000 was
subscribed for international work.
March Of Denver made a statement
that he understood the Portland test
for membership has been modified In
Indiana. This brought out u lengthy
discussion, and several delegates want.
cd TO denOunce their Eastern brothers
for making the change. A res ,lutIon
was finally adopted, however, simply
stating that the tsst OF active m cmber.
ship on foreign associations be Il ae same
M the Portland test, under WI ,ich the
American associations are orga nizcd.
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1891. SAT- LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRIroI

views for his contriba'io1s, there has
been u general drsilU in huar him On
the platform as "a lecturer " hich has
caused several Managers Ia make hun
most tempting offers fhe ex-senator
has always refused 10 treat with thc-c
managers, however, nni has dis
claimed any desire 10 appear NJ
"a lecturer until Within few
weeks. Mr.. Iugill~ was ose of
the poor men In the 5uuaic. llr went
bnck To his farm at Atchi.nn, Kansas,
tut his retirement was only temporary.
a fow weeks nci he cntg uH into cDtu.
municatlon with Major Pond, Ut Tits
city, Ia regard 10 lecture tour next
schson. Major Poud made him n big
offer, iaid TO he S51l n night, for ility
nights. The gentlemen met yesterday
aud the terms Of the contract were
agreed upon. Under u, Mt. In1nlls
viii appear IN all the leading cliius Of
the county aud will deliver irom one
u three lectures In each plaus. His
subject. while not anuouncgd at pre-
ont, will probably bc chosru on llnus
puty, stcd 10y bis famous speech on
the free coinage of silver, delivered
during the last day or Congress. II
was this speech tlAt caused many Of
the old Republican Leaders to shake
thelr heads. aud, ia fact, Il IL said,
that he Ia now an nvgwed "Mug.
wump."
The announcement that Mr.. ingalls,
u 20 appear on the lecture platform
will be received with surprise through.
out the county. M lie hiniael. cxrlRius
he has now idea Of tfcsding the boards
until imprcssarios over the country
showercd offers upon him which he
could not refuse. As an orator Mr..
ingalls, was one NJ the two or three
men who conld command and hold the
attention Of the United Statu. Senate.
Whenever he arose aud addressed the
chair II was known that he had some.
thing TO say.-Horaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

II Is related OF the inventor OF the
game OF chess that, on being promised
by tho king whom he first taught the
game that no should have any reward
he might ask for, he mcckly replied
that lc would be content II tho king
would give him ono kernel Of wheat on
tho first square, two ON tho second,
four on tho third, eight on the fourth,
and NO on. doubling up to tho sixty.
fourth square. The king gladly ac.
ccedcd to this seemingly modest re-
quest, and ordered his attendants TO
bring In tho wheat, Which they began
10 do, hut, 10 the establishment of the
monarch, 1t was found that there was
not wheat enough Ia tho whole domin.
Ion TO pay oil the crafty inventor.
A mathematician WHO claims TO have
been figuring ON this choss-board curl.
osity says that TO fulfil the kings
promise It would tako 30,027, O97, 1884,.
aS5 bushels OF whoat-allowing 600, 600
kernels 10 each bushel. This prodi.
glous amount would cover tho states OF
New York, Pennsylvania, Nov jersey,
and Delaware all over with wheat TO
tho depth OF milo and quarter.
In few words hero Il the eSact mum.
Der OF wheat kernels the chess inventor
asked for - 0,G27, eGS, 7sG, 934. 755, IGs.
Figure It up and prove or dlsproye it,
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

Everybody is going to Idaho Falls.
Idaho, on the evening OF May 10, a,
$50 from the U. Z. Depot In the Tx.
cursion. Ample Tourist sleeper az.
commodaiion for NIL who go, 10 no fear
Of being up at night without sleep.
Other sections u this excursion will
leave Denver, Portland, Salt Lake.
Provo, Logan and Butte, Montana, on
dates, so that NIL win meet ut Idaho
Falls ON tho morning Of May l4th.
Great interest has been awakened In
the Great Snake RiverValley, In which
the city NJ Idaho Falls IN centrally 10.
Gated. Many people will take advan.
tngc OF tho cheap rates OF this excur-
sion and Walt that country.
The managers Of the Excursion are
circulating a large amount OF printed
matter concerning the event and de-
scriptive OF the great valley and its 10.
sources. See announcement In another
column Of this paper. dm5,9,ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

This In what you ought To have, in
TACT, you must have II 10 fully enjoy
life. Thousands arc searching Tor II
daily, anu mourning because they fluid
II not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars arc spent annually by our
people In the hope that they may attain
this boon. Aud yet II may 10 had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bit.
tiers, II used according To direction ms,
anu the use persisted In, will bring you
good digestion aud Gust the demon
Dyspepsia and Install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases Of Liver,
stomach aud Kidneys. Sold at Doc.
and ~ 90 per bottle, by A. q. Smith 4
Co.'S Drug store. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

In later years Mmo. do stnel con.
fcsscd that the three mon shc most
loved were Narbonnc. Talleyrand and
Matthew de Monimocncy. Her friend.
ship for the first Of tlicsc reached
passionate ckalta;ion which had pro.
found and not altogether wholesome
influence upon her life. How com.
plctcly she was dlscnchanied h shown
In remark she mnde long aftcrwprd
OF loyal aud distinguished man. ale
has the manners 81 Nagbonne and II
heart" II b character In a sentence.
Matthew dc Montmorcncy was man
OF pure motives, who proved u refuge OF
consolation In many storms, but her r..
gard for him was evidently gcntler
flame that never burned "a extinction.
Whatever illusions she may have had
M TO Talloyrnnd-and they seem 10
have been little more than nn cnthisl.
nstic appreciation Of his talent-wero
certainly broken 10y his trcachcrous de-
sertion In her hour OF need. Not the
least among her many sorrows was the
bitter taste Of ingratitude.
But Napoleon. who. like Louis XIV,
sought 10 draw all influences and merge
all power In himself, could not tolerate
a woman whom lie felt to bc In some
sense rivnl. lilo thought he detected
her hand In the address which lost her
10 many friends. lie feared the wit
thnt flashed, tho satic that wounded,
the criticism TINT measured his motives
and his actions In her salon. lie rec.
ognlzed tho power Of a cotoric Of brill.
liant intellccts led by genius 10 inspir-
Ing. His brothers, knowing her vul.
ncrable point and the will with which
she had 10 deal, gave her word Of
caution, but the advice and intecosslon
Of her friends were alike without avail.
The blow which she 80 much feared fell
at last, and she found herself an exile
and a wandcrcr from the scenes she
most loved. Mrs. Mason In Century.
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NASHVILLE, May s.-Threc-yoar.
olds aud upward, six nnflongs--Gov-
Comedy third. Tlme-l;O1.
Thr.o.year.olds, seven furlong-- Too
third. Time--l:9D.
Three. ycar.olds and upward, mile
and seventy yards-NIllt Young won,
Blue Neil sceond, Bankrupt third.
rime-l;47.
Two.year.olds, i've firlonrs-HIuron
won, Tom Paxton second, Bpstin De
thlni. Time-liN3.
Two-year-olds, i've furlonps-Ian-
tippa won, Maggie Lebna second, Hen.
~ jenkins third. Time--i.03..
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DEIERsINcD JUDGES.
They wiii uashes Go 60 Hail than Levy
Certain Taxes.

KANSAS CITY, May s.-rhero was
troubl. in the execution OF certain
Judgments In the bond cases ngaius.
Cass aud II. Clair counties. IL grows
out Of the refusal Of the judges OF tho
county courts TO levy taxes for pay.
mont Of these Judgments. The Judges
OF each county announced their deter-
mination TO 20 10 Jail rather than
order the tax on the people. There
are two Judgments against II. Clair
county, ono In favor Of II. ID. Stewart
aud the other In favor Of the Ninth
National bank Of New York, aggregat-
Ing over 100000. When Deputy Mar
shal Oechsly served papers on the
Judges yesterday they told him they
would never order the tax; that they
had been elected under promiru IN the
people never TO levy tax for tho pay
uent Of these bonds, and that they we're
not only not disposed 10 do 1t, but were
afraid u do II.
The condition OF affairs In Cass coun-
ty In even more desperate. Judgment
was rendered somo timo ago In favor
OF Albert Parker, capitalist Of San
Diego. Cal, for about 10000. A
mandamus ordering levy OF taxes
was granted by the court and disre.
gnrded. The three judges were arrest.
cd, and gave bonds In the sum OF $1,000
Ia appear before the court In Kansas
CITY the second Monday In June. The
bonds are railroad bonds, and were
issued by tho counties twenty Year,
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

LEXINGTON, May s.--Thls after.
moons pleasure was sadly niarred by
nn accident. In attempting TO cross
tho track after the second race aud
place "A horse at the Judges stand, j..
7. McFadden was knocked down and
kicked In the head by The Kaiser,
who was exercising for the third race.
lie WIS carried from the track In M
unconscious condition, his skull having
been fractured, and lac win probably
die.
Three.year-oldr and upward, seven
furlongs-Ed Leonard won, Gymnast
second, Phantom third. Time-i:.9..
Three.year-olds and upward, SIX
furlongs-Bluc Maid won, Corinns
kinney second, J. II. third. Time
l:l5,.
Thrcc-year.old and upward, mile
Trust won, Miss Hawkins second, st.
Rotkc third. Time-l;l2.
Two-year-old colts and fillies, i've
furlongs-Farady won, German second,
Chapcrone third. TlIne--i;Oai.
rwo.year-old maidcns, uine.six-
teenths OF n mile-rwo Bits won,
Kend.ra second, Iris Chief third.
Tlme-:56t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

From u letter written by Mrs. Ada
l.. Hurd, Of Groton, Il. D., We quote:
"wss taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my lungs, cough set In and
finally Terminated In consumption.
-Four doctors gave me up, saying |
could live but short time. cav.
myself up 10 my Savior, determined N
] could not stay with my friends on
earth ] would meet my absent ones
above. Ny husband was advised 10 get
DIR. Kings Now Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. gave
It u trial, took In all eight bottles; II
cured mo and thank God l am now u
well and hearty woman" Trial bot
ties free at A. q. Smith x Co.'S Drug
Store. Regular tize, soc. and Si.0O.
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Hopes that the Suspension Of the Spring
Garden Hank will only BIZ
Temporary.
sullxT,. ON THE SUBJECT or in'
SANE AsYLums.
nuckley Claims 10 be the rrne and
Lanfni Goycruor OF
Connecticut.
ny Telegraph to tho SEw,.
Tho spri.r G.rdcn National Hank
aiosrd.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.--rhe Spring
Gardcn national bank closed tn doof-
at II O'Clock this morning. The follow.
lug notice was posted GU the door Oy
or,ier Of the Comptroller Of Currency;
"rhis bank H. closed until further mo-
ticc,D aud IL signed by w. i. Drew
national bank examiner.
The news OF the closing spread rnpid-
~ nnl u large crowd soon ooll.etod,
hut admlttancc was denied all. Pfesi-
dent Ksnuedy sent out tho following
note: ave this morning decided TO
place the hank In the hands Of the
National Hank Examiner. This was
forced upon IN principally by tue large
Withdrawals Of deposits during thc
financial trouble last September ami
tho continued dullness OF business since.
To meet these demands on our reserves
II was found impossible to realize ra'
pidly on assets. We hope thu h'ispvn-
sion will bc only temporary"
ave have been below our reserve
for several weeks aud can see TAO im-
mediate prospect OF increasing u. We
still owe balance 10 thr clearing
house committee for outstanding loan
rtlilcatcs, the payment OF which "
being pressed. These facts, coupled
with III. disturbances OF the las. week,
caused AN increased uneasincss on the
part Of some depOsitoiF, and u wshhcn'
Ing Of our credit with other banks"
Tho Penn Trust Company, which IL
a State institution, but was originally
au outgrowth VI tho Spring Garden
bank. made an assignment this after
noon, with Joseph Adams AZ assignee.
The capital Of the Trust was $685. 900.
The Trust Company wasformed by
the officers OF the bank. and almost en-
tirely controlled by that institution.
There was no foundation whatever
for the rumorH current today Of the
failure OF the Glrard Bank and the
Pennsylvania Trust. The Pennsyl.
vania Trust IL an altogether different
organization from the Pennsylvn.nia
Trust Company.
GENERAL BuTLRR's PROPERTY At.
.. TACIIED.
LOWELL, Mass, April S.-rhe Pres
colt National Bank has placed an Mt
tacliment ON the property of General
butler for $4,000 The money con.
sidcratlon was given about four years
ago ON personal note, which the
bank discounted. When the note fell
due II was not paid, for some reason
not at present explained.
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We guarantee THE 10 be tire best Cough
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THIS In saying great dsai, but II ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

Say many poor men aud women, who
seem overworked, or nre debilitated by
change ofsenson, climate or life. II vol,
could read tho hundreds Of letters
praising Hoods Ssrsaparilla which
come from people whom Il has restored
TO health, you would bo convinced Of
its merits. Ar this In impossible, why
not try Hoods Sarsaparlllh yourself and
thus realian Its benefit? Ii will tone
and build mp your system, give you a
good appetite, overcome that tired feel.
Ing and make you foel. m one woman
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

OMAHA, May s.--A sensation was
created In Boyd's Theatre tonight by
Charles Hoyt Of the "Texns Steerb
company appearing on the stage In tho
iirst act aud In a fiery speech do.
nouncing leading divine OF the city
"a liar and n scoundrel. The affair
was provoked by the remarks VI the
minister during recent sermon, call.
ing upon the members OF his church To
shun the Hoyt company, as he had
seen all Its members drunk In n palace
csr while TN route from Chicago, aud
they were acting In u lsscivious and
outrageous manner.-7rl5une.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

WASHINGTON, May s.-Tbroc.quar-
tcrs OF milc-L'intrlguaute won,
Fearless second, Costa Isica third.
Time--l;i5l.
Milc-King Solomon won, Asben
second, Vintage Tile third. TIME
las.
Fivc-eIghlhs Of a mlle--Recess won,
Kingdom second, Thcip l.. third.
Time l;O3l.
Heats, iive.cighths OF n milo-Fitk
Leo won, Nanbuten second, Gyda
third. rimc-l:02l.
Second hea,-Fiiz Lee won, Gyda
second, Rustic third. rime-l:02!.
Stocplcchasc, two Repeater
won, Delaware second, Eyangeline
third. Time-3:Oi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

That at this session tho blood Ia fillod
with impurities, tho accumulation OF
months OF close confinement In poor.
~ ventilated stores, workshops and
tenements. All these impurities and
every trace OF scrofula, salt rheup, or
other disease, may he expelled by TAX.
ing Hoods SarnaparillA, the best blood
purifier ever pioiuc d. II IL the only
medicine OF which 100 doses one dol.
lav !. TRUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

or anything wrong with the Kidneys
or Bladder, recourse should at once lie
had To Dr. kennedy's Fav0rlte Rene.
dy, OF Rondout, n. Y. Neglect may
lay the foundation for painful difilcul.
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Binder from which relief had been
vnlnly sought. Where there II a ten.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

NEw York, May s.-The will Of
Mis-. Miriam A. Osborn, widow OF
Charles Osborn, the steckbroker, " ms
filed for probate today. She places all
OF her son Howell's SHARE safely out IL
the reach Of any wife who has beer n
Professional actress or any children "
such marriages; seeks 10 establish /. BE-
"Mlriam A. Osborn Memorial Hot 90
association" and makes u bcquest N
Yale college Of $3.50, 900 for mcmorl II
10 her husband. Other charitable b, y
quests are made. Howell Osborn do. "
not get one dollar absolutely.
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ROW., May s.--A terrible disaster
occurred today at Ailerona, In the
province Of Ambria. While q quarry
train ON which were many workmen,
was ut AlleTonn, sudden Hood oc.
Cured In the river, aud tho water
swseping over It's banks, engulfed the
train and all Its occupants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

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dout, n. Y. II will cleanse the blood oil
all impurities. regulates the Kidney,
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Coming Into the Coke Regions, but
the strikers are ~ Firm
a. Ever.
rnc MILWAUKEE sroNr-cvrrEas
Stake SETTLED.
The Judges OF Cass aud ~. Clair
Counties Refuse 10 Levy Ger.
tain Taxes.
ny TELEGRAPH to the xEw,i
~ TmE cogE REGION.
rorciEuer. Coming IN Great Numbers.
-gvictions.

-gvictions.
prrrsBuRG, May s.-Forelgners are
coming into the coke region In bulk.
An operator said today that he eau
turn 5000 men Into the region In
twcnty.iOur hour, hut cannot shelter
them. A popularity about this whole.
sal. importation II that the strikers are
~ firm and unhroken A. evef. Today
the labor officials say there will soon
ue a supply Of money aud tents for
the needy. but this they have been
promising for weeks. IL IL particularly
noted that thu aid pledged from the
Federation 81 Labor has not yotmade
It's appearance. The strikers are losing
ground, though the rogioh ~ n whole
IL making poor showing In coke ship
monts.
Outside of several pacific cvlctlops,
and one occasion where blarllcg was
forced to quit work by strikers, all wa.
serene TO-DAY. The leaders and men
are preparing for vigorous campaign
between this aud Monday, and Will
endcnvor 10 talk with every worker,
either by mass meetings or individu.
ally, la order TO induce them 10 stop
work. The effects of this concerted
move VIII be known Monday.
| In addition 10 tho Inconvenience
suffered by the near town furnaces
owing 10 the coke strike, n general
complaint comes today from the
Mahonlng aud 5henango valley fur.
nace-, that are estimated 10 produce
one-eighth OF the pig iron Ia the coun-
try The furnaces In these valleys
shut down last January for tive months,
hut the coke strike camo upon them
Just Az they expected 70 resume, AMI
for i've months many blast fur.
naces In the valleys have been
dead. The operators would be
glad TO resume, but the coke supply
Ia too weak to bc depended up
on. In figuring up the losses, no atten-
tiou las yet been paid 10 the railroads
TINT arv really the greatest losers. Tho
lines running through the coke regions
have missed their 5000 cans OF coke per
week for three months, while the roads
In Shenango ani MahonIrg valleys
for Ave months have found falling
In shipments OF millions OF tons OF coal,
Iron ore and finished articles. All this
loss, exclusive OF wages VI the men on
every slide, and the profits OF tho coke
aud furnace and mill operators, VIII
present figures OF loss almost beyond
belief.
A MILWAUKEE SETTLEMENT.
MINIATURES, May s.-A settlement
Of tho stonecutte0s' strike IL effected
aud this II probably the beginning Of
the end OF tho trouble In the building
trades. The contractors aud stonecut-
t.rs mutually agreed 10 recognize tho
organizations Of each other In the nd.
Justnlent Of disputes and the Journey
men will work with the men Of other
trades, no matter whether they arc
union or non.union men. The wages
of competent Journeymen arc fixed Mt
81 day.
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had a severe attack OF catarrh and

had severe attack OF catarrh and
became 10 deaf could not hear conf
mon conversation. suffered terribly
from roaring In my head. procured
q bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm, and Ia
three weeks could hear ss well an | ever
could, AMI now can say TO all who are
ain iotcd with the worst Of diseases,
catarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and lie
cured. IL IL worth ~ 700 to any man,
woman or child suffering from caiarrh.
"A. Il. Newman, Grayling, Mich. DIV
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NEW York, May s.--John James
ingalls,, ex-senator from Kansas,
whose course has been followed with
The utmost Interest both by his friends
In his own party and by Ills enemies
without, IN TO shine forth In few
months as star Of the first order In
the lyceum lectures. This brilliant
literary and oratorical efforts OF Mr..
ingalls, have led editors OF literary
periodicals TO seek 10 engage him, and
although II In said he has been maid
fabulous amounts by some Of the 70
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gsursroRo's REPLY
To the Newfoundland Delegates Ms.
eus.ed In the Cabinet.

LONDON, MAY s.-Today's Cabinet
council discussed Lord Knutsford's re-
ply 10 the memorial which the New
ioundland delegates presented on
Wednesday ana the more inomsntous
question OF the period OF dissolution OF
Parliament. Although tho recent
series OF elections IN not a contest Tor
the regular elections, they have afford
ed abundant proof that the Parncll
disaster has not weakened tho popular.
ny OF Gladstone OF tho strength Of the
Liberals. The ministers arr deter
mined against an early dissolution.
In regard TO Newfoundland, Lord
Knutsioid, after today's council, re.
,umed communication with the New.
foundland delegates.
THE fo"NALiiIh'
Of tho expulsion OF Captal u Vcrncy
and Mr.. Dccobain from the House Of
Commons will be secret. THE recent
report Of scandals Involves In disgrace
seven members Of Parliament, not In.
Guiding several who escaped exposure,
though their cases were widely talked
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vancouver and the American Rail-.
ways.

OTTAWA, May s.-Parliament has
been notified Of the coming measured to
authorize tho Victoria aud North
American railway company TO operate
ferry between Beecher bay, near
Victoria, aud some point on the straits
Of Fucca In the United States. This
ferry il said TO be part VI huge scheme
TO connect Vancouver island with the
American system OF railroads.