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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
IN TIDE. cry

The Board of Trustees o! the Uni
versity meet today.
Two convicts arrived yesterday
from Mcdowell county.
The w. G.. r. t. will meet this af-
ternOon at the residence of Mrs. w.
Ii. Worth.
1t only requires one more stone in
place on the monument before the
pile is ready for the shaft.
The University base ball team will
play several games of ball with Nor
thern teams in Raleigh this spring.
The funeral of Mr.. +. II. ulds
whose death was announced yestcr.
day will take place from the church
of the Sacred Heart this morning.
Mr.. X. l.. Burkhead, one of the eff
ticient clerks in the State treasury
department will step down and ou
on the 10th of April. Maj. Martir
will succeed him.
Squire J. G.. Maroon, according tt
the Evening Visitor is an open aspir
arant for the mayorality. His nephew
Mr.MiltOn Maroon who presides owe
the destinies of Denton's Cafe is alst
in the race for the same honor an,
nothing would be more interesting
than neck and neck race between
these two patriotic citizens and pop
ular gentleman.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
PEOpLE:--CONIN(. AND
GOING.

Mr.. ;. y. Bette, Of Winston, il IN
the city.
Miss Cade, Of Franklinton, If H.
the city, the guest Of Rev. a. y.
Simms.
Mr.. ". ID. Baily, Jr., one Of IT,
prominent young business mn f
Winston, Is III town.
Mr.. ;. II. Campbell, Of this city,
has gone TO Augusta, Ga, Oh - yisli
TO relatives and friends.
Hon. J. 5. Carr, of Durham. is in
town az are also 5. +. Morgan, J.. a.
Carr, G.. w. Watts, +. &. Hackney
and severa. others.
Senator Marion Butler and Mrs
Butler will go to Sampson county OF
Friday of this week, where they vii
spend about two months on thei
farm. Senator Butler's especial OBJ
ject in going to the country is Il
secure quiet for while and a muci
needed rest.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
People With Horizontal Heads

Level headed folks have long since
learned that credit is very expcn
sive luxury. Stores don't grow big
by accident. Ours is one of III,
largest in the State. If We had not
given the people fair equivalent
Tor their money, our stor. would
never have been so large. If buying
and selling as we do. fer the SPOT
CASH, We could not offer YOU greater
values in every department than the
accommodating credit man. We
would blush to quote you prices. We
keep no books. and a. a consequence
have no book keeper. no collector,
no lawyer TO pay. and yet our bust
ness Is increasing every day. our
customers merit the compliment a.
well as ourselves, and any one has
but to be shown through each depart
ment to be convinced of the latest
styles, best quality and lowest prices.
Our speclalties are:
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings, etc.
Laces, Edgings, Embroideries, etc
Mermaid Silk Waist, III all colors
and figures.
Domast.cs, White Goods, etc
Mems and Boys Furnishings and
Clo'hing
Mems, Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes, in all of the latest
styles.
House Furnishings. Trunks, Crock
cry, Lamps, and in fact eve rything
kept in large Department Store.
Respectfully,
ID. II. SWINDELL,
2Of Fayetteville Street.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
anon Err COLORADO ROW


hiit-a.
cmrrre>1EfA. col,. March IL
The y h"Ir Clprl" .rerh district i-cx-
cited over s"iy running tight last
II ght been officer and a number ~
the m'ners nj tcrmcr railroad men
III which one man VA, allied and an
other badly Injured Constable Frank
I.urptou hId arrested man named
McQuade, Of Victor, for part ,ipatiuu
in the railroad strikes last summer. \
number of HI companions objected.
and IN the mtir" onc man, seth Wal
et"n, Wa shot through the cheek. The
officers finally got Naloton and Nc
puade before justice 81 lie peace.
where both Wcr" put under TWO hun
drcd dollar bonds, which they re-
fused To Civ. Iuept"u placed hi
prisoners on train To bring
them 10 Cripple Creek. but friends OF
the men covered the engineer wit
guns, preventing he trains departure
W hen the constable approached h, 10
connective, the eng nccr jumped oil and
ran. Finally the train was started. bat
after going mile, was stopped o~trn-
-Ibly to let oil passengers. Patrick
looney and a couple ot other men at
tempted To enter the rear car Wher,
I.uepton and his officers were Luep-
ton grapplcd with I.ooney and as h,
was losing ground, pulled a gun and
fired. Ioonry was instantly killed
The prisoners We're finally landed il
iaiI
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
HONOR TO TIE LEGISLATURE
fr"posiilSn To Isdors~ it, wusa
Tbr"agh Fable sf~.tinz.

Throagh Fable 1~.,inx.
AZ citizen, propose tha; all
good people III this State meet in
their townships and endorse the
legislation Of our presen: GeueraI
Assembly. 1t has proven it-elf To
p the most patriotic aud democratic
'"girIatIse body that ever convened
tins State since "Uayy k-lj's"
"gIslatur", away before the var.
ShIch abolished land qualification
.pr free voting.
he people have home rule LOW,
'nd all the people can vote for all
heir rulers.
! he idea Of county governments
all over the State by one party onI.,
and that by men two removes from 4
free ballot box, was revolving; and
no wonder people chafed under ring
rule and "buzzard nest" thraIIdom.
Formerly, the legislature elected
the magistrates, all Of one party
and these partisan magistrates elect
ed the county commissioners, all OF
one party, and we had one sided
and partisan rule all over the State
1t Is wonder the people stood 1t St
long,
Old North Carolina at Mccklen
burg first declared for Independence
New North Carolina at R4lc gh i
first to declare for ipIeneutDnc
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
HERE'S ANOTHER SCANDAL.
Members of the Order Charged with
" Working the Political Candidates.

DETROIT, Mich, Mar. l3.-The
Evening News will publish three
column interview with a Jrominent
ex-member of the \. y. A., in
whi Oh it is alleged that prominent
official of the order received some
$4,000 from Col. Bliss, one of the
Candidates for nomination as gov
ernor last year and various sums
from other candidates. 1t is also
charged that an attempt was made
to secure 5000 monthly from I. 5.
Senator Mcmillan during the sena-
torlal campaign last winter. Fac
simile letters between Beatty and
members of the 4. II. \. state politi-
cal committee are published to sub
stantiate the charges made Other
allegations of ''working" the candi-
dates and appropriating the pro-
ceeds are set forth in detail.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
Looking over the Raleigh Schools.

Mr.. NJ. &. 5. Noble, the efficient
superintendent of the Wilmington
graded schools, is here. Mr.. No
bles has made several trips here late
ly examining the system III vogue in
the Raleigh schools. 1t is his inten-
ton oihave the same plan introduced
in the Wilmington schools next
season. Prof. Moses plan seems to
catch every instructor, who comes
here and visits the schools.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
A Rising Young Republican.

No man in the Republican party
enjoys the confidence of the leaders
of the organization, both State and
National more than Mr.. Spencer
Blackburn, the Reading Clerk of
the Senate. He is the ablest orator of
his party in North Carolina, and in
a few years he will represent his dis
trict in Congress.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
Six Per Cent, Interest and Interest They
All Want.

Parties who want to borrow mon
ely on the p. q l.. plan-at six per
ccnt.-will do we'll to correspond
with me. We only make loans in
cities or towns. | will be glad to
organize a local branch of the old
reliable Southern of Knoxville in
any town or city in North Carolina.
We only lend to members. Any one
can become a member. When you
borrow you pay monthly-about the
same as paying rent-only you are
paying for the home every month
instead Of paying rent.
G.. G.. MCDONALD,
Secy. and Treas, Raleigh, n. {.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
Stranded Negro EmiErants.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March l3 =

SAVANNAH, Ga., March Is Tel
egrams were received from Phila-
delphia to-day that the DAnis 5, S.
Horsa, would sail from that city for
Savannah to take the stranded ne
gro emigrants to Liberia. She is a
small vessel of 3G1 tons. There will
be about $50 to sail on her.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
The Weather.

Local forecast for Raleigh and yicin-
ity:
Thursday, rain. Colder by Thursday
night or Friday.
Local data for II hours: Maximum
temperature, 81; minimum temporal
ture, 40; rainfall; trace.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14

CLEVELAND, o., March 1.-THE
wife of ex- United States Senator
Henry B. Payne, died last night,
aged seventy-seven years. She was
the mother of ex-Secretary Whitney
and Col. Oliver ii. Payne, of the
Standard Oh COMPANY
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
ROSENTHAL CLOTHING CO..
BUSINESS NOTICES.
iiusT.iin. ttou.~

NJ, Mary J Wilson. q HS.T y
q and mother % ctl .-Du las
ol--u-i the Adams Nau~lue = boarding
ap4-- Oh The corner az ia ton aui Per-. q
streets, two square east II tie ,algiy4
Best hou>. sud iorAtIuu ia the rltF anH
Size knows her businrs- and LA- hal long
experience. Terms ali fisht. Call
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14

ELYRIA, O.. March 10 The fail
ure Of G. A. Budd 4 Co., hide deal
ers of this city, who had headquar-
tiers in Cleveland and Boston, APP
pears to be worse than at first re-
ported. 1t is asserted that the llabll-
ties will reach close to $500, 900, and
that the available assets have shrunk
to less than 5000, 900.
Colon, bia, March 13 The
latest news fro N the front is that the
lsebels have retreated and that Gen.
nommander of the Colombian
Apccupied Cucuta. in the
!: !: J y !: !:
amplona, with 1000
Qent of 1000 troops
arrive shortly at
e department of
~ has been de-
knt of Panama.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14

Any and ali Law Books for sale by NJ VI
Smith. Raleigh y. {.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
The New Shell Commission

The election by the legislature of
eenator Theophilus White, of Per
humans, to the office of Shell Com
kssions is one of the numerous acts
eh 60 to illustrate the practical
pm and descernment of the
ral Assembly in all important
rs. Senator White is a gentle
sapg and progressive con-
2ipg integrity and
nsct and I'M
wy. body
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14
House Personals.

Mr.. Darden desires his people tc
know that he did not move to ex.
empt his county from the provis.
ions of the amended public schoCl
law. He favored the measure.
Mr.. A. j. Moye, the door-keepel
of the House informs The eau
CAsIAN, that the negro Eli Stanford
whom Capt. PEBBLES charges with as
saulting him in the House, was no
in his employment and that MIR
Clifton told him that he was /
Democratic negro.
\ MIR. Davis, a member from Wake
"a he was not a member of thu
Ature of 1869, that he ha
Yen a member of any legisla
the present one. He is Z;
lpday, has been a churcl
so years and a mason
never has his characte
wy one except thu
nd Observer.
d objec
llttl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
1LMOsrsURE BE OLNET.
Little Doubt That hs has Been Chosen to
Sncceed Gresham.

WASHINGTON, June At was given
out semi-of'icially at the White House
to- day that tn. name Of the new Sfcre-
tary Of State &ould be announced before
night IL was not announced, however.
probably for the reason that the Presi-
dent has decided 10 promote Attorney
General Dlney, ard wishes to make pup
lie az cnce the Appointments to the L'e-
Iartment of State and Justice.
The President Is finding IL a difficult
task 10 secure just the right man to MI
air Oney' ) shoes, although he has
long list of applicants Oh his desk:
Every available" lawyer In the United
States Is "mentioned.' and to-day IL was
reported with much positiveness ;hat
Chicago man would get the honor This
does not seem likely, however. and those
who possess the confidence OF Nr Cleve-
land declare that he is endeavoring 10
get a New York lawyer Of national repu-
tatiOn TO give tone - the few remaining
months Of his administration. The Presi-
dent Is particularly anxious. IT is said.
TO get either Wheeler IA. Peckham, James
&. Carter, William B. HOrnblOwef, or
Frederic X. COudert. one OF these Tour
IS quite likely to succeed Attorney ten
oral Olnev il the President can persuade
him to accept the place. Secretary hokc
Smith would like the promotion, ana MS
qualifications FOR the 6sheral-
ship ore forced into general nosce py
lis unusually eminent quhiincalohs ~
SET forth In his biography, written Dy
himself. and published in the Congress
sional Directory. II IS understood, how
eyer. that the President Is quite satisfied
win Tho manner in which Mr.. smith
conducts the Interior department a., a.
Will not disturb him. Don Dickinson, VINO
vent to Chicago on the day of Secretary
Greshams funeral to grse tne ,,hi claims stil N
i,.rii~e, mis- candidate, WHO has nuucr-
GUS other influential friends m Wasn'bs ,bs,
ION and elsewhere but II If thought l1as
- Ifbl vould prefer 10 be secretary or
state rather than Attorney-General' lie
may not be either o . nj,
,,are had a long talk with the President
to-day gave rise 10 the siatemenb taat d
place i'm the Cabinet had been oncieu
him II that De the case. which is DOUBT
fnl. no will not accept the oner, as Dsla- %
,varo would then be represented Dy two
Replblicans in the United states Senale
or by nobody possible STATE ot Of tn'fbs me
,s.Lo etate Mr.. Ollev for Secretary Dl
State and one Of the iqar sy NeE EenePai sGlk
se"ros 10 be the arrangement decided
upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Tennessee's Soldiers VIII Saud by General
Casne, If the sia Won't.

MEMPHIS, June 5.-Uniess the state
authorities take some steps in the next
two days TO relieve Brigadier-General ;.
T. Carnes of a Judgment that was given
against him at Knoxville last week Tor
81 800. the entire State militia Will dis
band The judgment grows out of me
campaign made by the militia against the
riotous miners at Coal Creek two years
ago. one DR.. McFerrin. who vas az
rested then as suspect under orders
from General Carnes, brought suit 1er
false Imprisonment and recovered this
Judgment. General Carnes applied 10 the
Governor for support in the defence Of
the action, but this was refused. The
Governor said he had no authority 10 take
up such a matter General Carnes IS now
preparing full statement OF the Gaze
for the Adjutant-General, and the Militia
officers have all agreed to send isck
their commissions If the memorial = rot
acted upon fayorably.
Genera. Carnes Is not a man OF means
and the collection Of 1udsmant for this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Graduates of This yesr-Address OF
General Noise.

WINSTON, n. c.. June 5.-Special.-
This was commencement-day proper AT
Davis Military College, and the exercises
were Of a high order, ana credl'apS
carried out.
,rhs address by General Il. W. Noise, OF
South Carolina. was scholarly enorl'
He made an edlfylns and beautiful COM
parlson between the characters or Ndpo-
leon Bcnaparte and Robert Il. Lee.
Diplomas were presented 10 the grad
uating class. composed Of six members
by Rev. J. +. George, rector OF 81. faui
Episcopa, church. one member OF the
class received tho degree of G. f., three
the degree OF A. b., and two degree oil
H. ;. 80 -
Three members Of the class VIII nave
THAR names published in the United
states Army Journal, for being distln-
guished in military science. diplomas
were presented TO four graduates IN the
commercial department, two OF these De-
ing Lieutenant -. II. Boone and Corporal
q. NJ. Richter, Of Virginia. The former
was also awarded a declaimers medai
from the Washington Literary Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
AGAINST THE EDITOR OF FOURTH ESTATE
MAJOR CLAVIJO EXECUTED.
General Rivera's Assailant Receives the
Extreme Penalty.

MADRID. June 5.-Major Claviio. the
assailant Of Captain-Gcncral PrimO-Ri-
vera. was shot this morning At . O'Clock
Clavijo was awakened by the guard, and
the sentence Of the court-martial the
War Minister'S Confirmation. and the find
ing of the court read 10 him. The con-
demned man listened without showing
any signs of emotion He complained,
however that he had not been allowed
TO get a good nights sleep.
At 8 o'clock he was conducted to the
prison chapel. where he attended mass
and made confession. He was then inform
ed that his execution was fixed for Z
O'Clock on the field of San lsidrO A car
riage awaited him at the prison entrance,
and as he stepped inside the vehicle, to-
eethcr with the priests, II was surround
ed by the infantry guard, and the march
began.
Arriving at San Isidro. Clavijo descend
ed from the carriage with the air of "a
man who came out for pleasure drive.
As he alighted he was surrounded by
priests OF the Brotherhood of Penance
and Charity whom he saluted graveiy.
one of the priests stepped forward and
yelled the condemned mans eyes with
a handkerchief lie then withdrew, leay-
ing Clavijo standing alone, awaiting the
fatal moment. The splendid military bear
ing or the condemned man aroused the
sympathy of all present, the officer Ia
command Of the guard being noticeably
affected. and there were traces OF deep
emotion in his voice as he gave the or
der to fire.
As the order was given to fire. there
was roar of musketry. and Clavijo fell
with three bullets In his head. But ne
was not yet dead. and seeing that he
moved. an order was giNtn TO fire an
other shot, which took effect in the chin.
and as there was still motion IN the body,
another shot was fired into his heart
Clavijo being then pronounced dead the
troops marched past the body and return
ed to their quarters. a large crowd. which
had assembled in the square. groaned IN
horror at seeing the soldiers fire three
times upon the unfortunate officer. twice
into his prostrate body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
STA TE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Meeting of the AInmnao-Interestin Ix
ercise-


FARNiNILLTr, VA, June 5.-Special.-
The alumnae exercises of the State Nor
NAL School opened to-day with prayer.
This was followed by a chorus by the
school. Miss Fannie Littleton, president
of the Alumnae Association, made a
address upon the growth and purposes Of
ihis normal school. She spoke briefly
and TO the point sIiss Littleton is one
Of the most progressive teachers in the
State. and is doing fine work in Farm
Vile as a science teacher.
Solos were sung by Miss Maud Treyett
and Miss Ross, the vocal teacher of the
school. ! pretty poem was read by
Miss Ada Mapp. of the Randolph-Macon
Noman's College.
other names on the programme were
Misses Pearle Cunningham, Mabel Rob
erts. and Annie Burton
After the exercises in the Assembly
Han. the alumnae and their friends re-
paired TO the dining-room to enjoy
banquet spread by a caterer from Lynch
burg
The alumnae present besides this years
graduates were: Fannie Bugg Mrs.
Boatwrght. Mrs. h. Tuggle. Julia John
son. Estelle Ransone. Kate Wicher. Mrs.
Strother. Mrs. Woodson. Rosa Martin.
Fannie Littleton Mrs. Fannie Perkins.
Mrs. George W. Wray, Mrs. Sadie Hardy
Maud Trevett. Annie Burton, Louise
Twelvetree. Mary Berkeley. Pauline Har-
ris Mabel Roberts. jamie Staples. Mat
. tie Buchanan. julia Davidson. Leila j.
nar,1e. sallie +. Pritchett. Eva Willis,
Matte Davidson. Sallie Gillian. Nettie
Morton. Jane NJ Tabb. Lillian White
head. Blanche Baldwin. Fannie Bidgood.
Emile = Crump Ada Mapp. Rosalie Nor
ton. Nittie Rogers Martha Armistead.
Pearl Cunningham. Florine Hunt. I.izzIe
Bennett. Mary fitzhush, Virginia Greev-
er Alma Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
INfERESTING IEGAL MORE
In Connection with the South Caroun.
Disuensary Law.

-fi'TA'f LAW.
CpLu MhlA. ). C., June 5.-Thfs morn
inA an interesting legal move was made
IN the matter OF the disuensar- i,,,
state Commissioner Mixson and Lia1,or
constable Beach We're arrested. The nro-
ceeiings are made under the spocial ron.
apiFacy act or Congress, which was no
ierrei 70 in the Debs case They are ar
rested upon warrant sworn out bv two
leading citizens Messrs. Muller ana Reck
pSlyie United states Comm ssiOner Reid
OF NeWDerry. Ihey are charged with com
splracy 10 violate the special !nfersfsts
commerce act Of 1890 In SELLING some beer
belonging 10 the complalnants The com
missioner also Issued "a warrant for the
search and seizure OF the cOunsca tod
liquor. The prisoners were aiken up for
a preliminary hearing Dr. Pope appear
ed Tor the cOmplalnants. and asked that
they De bound over for conspiracy. The
Assistant AttOrney-G sneral told the depu-
~ marshal TO consider the seized proper
~. In his posse ession for tho purposes OF
this case
The state maintains that tie dofen-
dants cannot be held crimin1lly liable
under this act Of Congress
The hearing was concluded az the W
ternOOn session. Dr. Pope aud Judge
Townsend both making lengthy speeoh.s
the former arguing that the commissioner
had jurisdiction and the latter denying
u.
Or. Pope's speech was spicy one.
The commissioner decided that the de-
PENDANTS We're I'm contempt OF Judge
SmOntons order Of injunc ton. which. he
said was now the law and bound NlxsOu
Der term Of the United States District
Court here IN the sum OF Sl.sp making
the constablcs' bond only half that
amount.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Bethel Academy Commencement.

BETHEL ACADEMY. VA. June D.
Special-Rev. Or. Bagly, chaplain of the
Huose OF Representatives OF the United
states, will preach the final sermon here
Sunday evening. General Bradley 7.
Johnson, OF Maryland. Will deliver the
address TO the cadets June 18th. the day
OF the final celebration, when commits
slons will be awTded by the Common
wealth to six cadet officers. and prizes
and honors generally will be distributed.
The commencement ball will be given
I'm the new grand pavilion just finished
on the night OF June 18th The competitive
drill for the right OF the battalion comes
OF June 7th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

The Annual Commencement Exercises-A
New steamer.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 5.-The
first annual commencement Of Newport
News Military q, ademy took place last
night. IN Johason's Hall, and the exer-
cises We're Of an interesting character.
Rev. W r. Motley. pastor Of the Chris
tian church, offered prayer.
Cadets George ~ Conway, Charles w.
Hopkins, and Bruce Rayner read Gre
ditable essays. T. T. Halett and II. W.
B. Williams delivered orations, which
We're well received.
The literary address was delivered by
II. NJ. Lett. Esq, a brilliant young at
torney OF this city, and was greatly en-
Joyed by the large audience.
NJ. Il. Jones, who was recently elected
commissioner Of the revenue, has been
served with notice of contest
The new steamer. Newport News" OF
the Norfolk and Washington Line will
probably start on her initial trip to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Shin Canal & LIBERATION.

WASHINGTON, June 5-The cruiser
Atlanta arrived at Fort Monroe to-day.
after coaling at Point Lambert. She viii
sail for New London in a few days TO
await the rendezvous of the North Allan
tic squadron early in July. when the New
York and Columbia return from kiel.
The Raleigh followed the Atlanta at
Point Lambert for coal. and as soon as
her bunkers are full will proceed TO New
York to participate I'm the ship canal cell
ebraton. The Raleigh Will be Joined by
the Cincinnati by that time, both vessels
being anchored at the western entrance OF
the canal