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ABOUT PEOPLE.
s,rOngsrsln the Ot.5 Apt Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

strRngsrsin the UI.J ant Wheeling Folks
Abroad:
John A. George, of sistersvilIo, was q
Windsor arrival.
Charles McEIroy, Of Wsllsburg, is
visiting in the city.
Dr.. II. l. Roberts, OF WeIIsburg, was
in tho city yesterday.
]. i. Knott, OF Warrington, auto.
grapfed ut the Stamm.
Miss Sarah Benson. Of Borcah, Nd, is
visiting friends east OF the city.
q. c. Carver. Of sis.crsyrlIo, auto
grnphed at tho McLurU ye't'rdar.
:. Archer, of Cumberland, Md, was
n business visitor here yesterday.
L. S. SOmmoryille, VOL known Point
Pleasant attorney, was ~ tho samm.
John MciInhon, oil SiaiorsviIlc, was
in tho city yesterday aud registered at
the Windsor.
Prot. audAIrs. +. II. Craco left yes.
terday for Morgantowu to attend the
funeral Of relative.
Julius Jacobs, u former merchant in
Martins Forty aud " healing, died Ut
the asylum at Weston on Thursday
W. NJ. Gillespie, tho Pittsburgh oil
magnate, was in tho city yesterday, Il
guest at tho MCLuro,
A. n. Jolly, Of Beaver FaIIs, Pa.
formerly general manager OF the Wheel.
ing Railway Company, was Mcclure
guest yesterday.
L. Winer, OF Lit!leton; George FInbor.
negc, and +. S. Lowry, OF Warrington,
and II. McCutchoon aud wife, Of Sisters,
VilIo, woro among tho Wost Virginia
people at the Behlor yesterday.
UJ.Gill. OF tho Robinson Glass Com.
pany, Evansville, Is spending u lew days
with friends in Whcsling and Martins
Forty. lie was formerly connected
with Martins Forty aud Bollairo Rlasa
houses
Tho many friends OF Mr.. Albert
ichan, Of liftConth street, will sincerely
regret 10 Icnd in another column no.
tico OF tho death OF his wife. ShO Ind
been sick only about woek, h0r all.
nont being rheumatism oil tho heart
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LOCAL BnrvIrIEs.
Matter. of Minor Ipnoar IN aad abaus
tho CITY.

tho city
MATINEE. at the Grand to-day
THE GRAND this eveulnE-JOlly Old
Chums."
ONE deed OF truS. was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday, aud
that was all the business NJ his Office.
THIS new banking room OF tho Dollar
bank will be much larger than the ono
they now occupy and will no tltIod with
modern, up-to date furniture.
THEstono work on tho fine new Tx.
change bank building Is nearly com.
pleted. The contractors, Hallock Broth
ers, expect to anish thele contract next
Tuesday.
TIKI Crystal Glass Co., at Bridgeport,
has put fire in tho second furnace and
will have glass next week, Trade a.
that establishment is such that they are
unable to supply the demand with one
furnace.
The new Pan Handle passenger sta.
ton at the foot OF Eleventh street is
practically completed, and will be in.
spected by Chief Engineer Becker, OF
Pittsburgh, probably to-day. 1t Will DO
occupied next week.
OX tho ed the "IIappy Twelve" fish.
ing club will give ball at tho Bea'
bout club's elegant new rooms on
Woods street. The club is composed OF
very popular gentlemen, aud will no
doubt have successful ball.
YESTERDAY vacation order was
entered in the circuit court by Judge
PAUL, setting the hearing OF the dis.
tress proceedings for tho recovery Of
rent OF the suit Of +. G. KuGlen vs.. J.
@. Townsend for trial November Is.
LAST evening Officer Wolf ran in u
plain drunk. Officer Holmes arrested
Fatty SChrimpf on the same charge.
schrimpi resisted aud foughtthe officer
very hard, with tho result that he was
drst well dubbed aud then had two
charges placed against him.
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SEWER pIpn rnnlanrs.

The Railroads ENtHbhsha New TaTln, re
placing the Present DOm0rnIiECd Rates
Ono OF the moat important industries
OF tho upper Ohio valley aud eastern
Ohio is the manufacture OF sewer pipe.
A stratum Of clay which is we'll adapted
to tho making OF this class ef pottery
runs through Ohio, north aud South.
Factories arc located in StOubOnville,
New Cumberland, Toronto, Uhrichs'
vile, New Philadelphia, Canal Dover
aud other places and tho annual output
Is much larger than il generally sup
posed, Tho product gool oil over tho
country and sewer pip0 Is ono OF the
most important items in tho freight
traffic oil number OF tho local railroads.
II IL estimated that 400 cars are shipped
weekly, andduring tho past season Bos'
ton alone took 1000 cars,
For some timO past tho freight ratios
have been, very much domOraisod, rate
cutting going on 10 quite an extreme on
some OF thol lines. In several instances
sewer pipO manufacturers have OBJ
tanned special concessions from rail-
roads, giving thom an advantage over
their competitors Tho loss favored
manufacturers then kicked and in turn
received concessions, until now the raIcl
arc away down. Yesterday Mt Glove
land representatives Of tho saver plpO
carrying lines, including Cleveland, In
rain 4 Wheeling, Wheeling & Lake
Erie, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh and SOW
oral Others, mat aud established q new
and equitable basis Of raIes for carrying
aeWOr pipO
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At tho Grand nOxt Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, November IS. 10 and
20, Florence BindIcy will bn Heen in her
great play, "rhe Now Captains Mate"
In this the charming autresJ has full
scope for hOr talents. Tho scenery Is
quite effective. ono set showing the
North river. New York City. with Its
various railroad dopots on tho JOrsoy
shofe. Tho numerous ferry boats ply.
ing across. oficinuS tuga pulling and
Straining with large ships at tho other
end OF tic Iiawser, ittlo craft with deck
loaded with joyous pleasure seOkOrs
Akipping mcrrlly up aud down tho bay,
all combine TO form a picture tho like
Of which has mover been econ on the
Btago before,
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u "run.dowa," nerveless condition.
Paine's celery compoundincreases the
appetite By giving healthy tone to tho
stomach; it makes sure that the entire
nervous system gets completely nour.
ished. It regulates the bowels and the
kidneys aud encourages them to get rid
OF harmful and poisonous matter that
tho sluggish System has allowed tolodGe
in the blood, thus causing rheumatism
aud kindred disorders.
You cannot cure rheumatism BY out
ward applications. The disease is due
to internal disorder aud must me con.
stitutionally attacked and got rid Of.
Pane's celery compound has done for
Thousands OF other people exactly what
it did for Mr.. Lewis. They we're suffer.
ers as no was, and the compound has
made them vol.
The warmest praises OF Paine's celery
compound are from men aud women Of
high character nul keen intelligence.
They know they are doing work Of
humanity aud mercy in commenting to
all persons out OF health this certain
and speedy means OF getting strong and
we'll.
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"shore Acres" Is a play OF tho right
sort. Its naturaliam il not tnintOd
with tho morbidnulB common to lola or
the minutonOsI Of lbson, lLa BOnti.
msnls appeal to man's llnor lnatlnctu,
and It's lessons arc vital. Tho characters
Mr.. Homo has introduced In this New
England idyl arc all trno TO liio, and
they cannot fail to provo inl0rnating to
patrons Of tho drama. The production
Of "Shoro Acres" al tho Opera lloueO
noXt Friday evening, November 90, will
DO Alnllar In OVOry detail 10 that econ
hero last season.
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When funny musical comedy and
ono deserving OF patronage comoa to the
Grand Opera House it never fails to
draw largo hou es at every performance:
and that Is what "Ihc Jolly Old Chums"
Is doing there this week. 1t 10 u first
cIals show, and IA avon by frat cla.s
comedy star. Every specially is covor
aud worthy oil HE hearty approval It
resolves. a matinon will DO given this
atrnnpn and tho engagement will
,tnsn in.uiChI
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NOTES ov NAVIGATION,
Stage orlTntor npd 5InysmcntH or nOais
TlIe River IulrrrstS,


stage oI"n.'F alH 'i'V'MSn'' Ut "o''S'
nv N.'y' i"'","'tS'
r,,o,,,, wsigor vo,,nn,,,
80, ,.,,.T,,, ,r,'r,,,,
,.,rn,,,,n C,,,,o W,,,,,os,. ~
Liberty, Wiolh, ParGUrsbnT;, Ii a, M
All oil tho Llonreys s'alaroona arc
being rolltled anu relllrn''hed'
Roy Moore, OF Proctor, who will DO
tho Llherty's second clerk, arrived yes
to-day afternoon aud Joined his boat
here.
Tho Fayorto got away Mt d. m. with
good trip Of freight and people, for
Matamoras, Captain Walker is making
hay while the low water continues,
A morninc paper gives tho startling
inflammation thnt ina snnT hont Wooi.
rnlT haS bocn living nm above tho civ.
In wa, penernllv snpnoaeI that she md
beon lying up NJ East Liverpool.
rho rivor cornmenr,I f,llinc vo,,or.
Jovmnrninr onj atGn m was AZ ,ho
Ioat 10 inrhc. mark Wnnthor rlonIv
md coolor- Stnnmhontmen slill hono
that tlnFn will hn min Ounuul In
anothNr rl,e beiorn tho inlS ono rms
ont On,irolv Wv w
,C-.t-,
HehelNl ItHlEu'pm' el'. t OF pnS,ueets'
W n's HnnIn' IoHort 70 'i.o Seurut",y VI
WH'' sunt",'S sa.'"'N'eS .oE 0oma,nu'nS
sno Wo,N On t"o 'mpo''nn. tNHr anu
, "Io Pr"iGc's' wv sun "nioun' W "U va
N" rsco,n r"o ' ",s Si5o 0oG foT
tho 0mo rivor "
~ 49,. , ~ H.,
N"pl"'n 'teN,pae, W WV np,' iu', NTa
IN '9Wh SosspEuuy NnG VIS'to" NV lu.,'u
ISuuInE; ~ wa taHAhE Iu'S u. Wv"
T,FeF nIl I'T 'n'eIslon OF sen" ~" ,uo
peh tlu' CIV I'o"t IwAu''p"'S ''N"y'
nut the Lepo1,S iron. HpoNG He'p n,s
eheouINEln' Onu ihN l'Ils ol IHo Hgh
tesnilp'I1u ~ ,lI'' uncertain no Ivy,
tam Ooatao1 Ine P4EosIn "n ,u, !ooS
looH ~ Iuo tlNoF oe'"oo" ""e'''"S
HhI M"l'moF"'
Tho Liberty was laid up a. Blllalro on
Thursday niIht and dtd not ga' away
Tor Parkeriburg. Yesterday morning
sho came up to Wheeling aud remains
over until this morning, her regular
duy to 60 out to ParkOrahnrg. Captain
Booth told an lSrsLLIlEycrR man yes
terdGy that To had concluded no; TO
make ,he onco'a-week trip to Pits
burGh which the Courier ma,i9 whom
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Some timO ago w0 sold au elegant
KtakauOr Upright Piano TO n family In
tho city, who have since moved away.
IiOing unable to keep tho piano thOy
RrO obliged to soil aud realize what thOy
can as quickly aa possible.
We have tho plano NJ our wnrOroomq
for inspection. This IL II rRro opportun'
Ivy TO obtain n plano At a groat sacrifice,
\. W. BAuMEn 4 Co.
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pitsburrh-Rivcr 8 fec: and two
tontha and stationary at the dam.
Weather cloudy and cool.
Stcubenville-Rtver 3 feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy aud cool.
Watron-Riper eight-tenths OF u foot
and falling. Weather fair and cold.
Greensboro-River o feet and sta.
tionary Rainfall IL inches. Weather
cloudy aud rainy.
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in OILS DOMAIN.
The Wonderful Record of the New
waverly Shallow Pool,
DRY HOLES ARE The EXCEPTION

To the Rulo Down ThOrO-Thc Aver
age Production is Over Forty BAR
rels-opcrations Have Boon Ike
tended Across tho River, Whore An.
other Good shallow Pool Has Doe"
Found-LSto News, From tho South
west oil Country,
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SIX wOOks nso suffered With 4 worry
spvcfO cold was almost unable 10 Bpuah,
My friends all nlviaui mo To consult n
phySciAn. Noticing ChambOrlaina
Dough liOhNly advertised IN tho NJ.
Paul VOlks Hoitnnv ! procured bottle,
aud nilOr taking tia abort wlIllO wnp
UnlIiOly vol, now most heartily
recommend this tOmOly to anyone sui.
lOring With cold, WILLIAM Kun, O19
Solby avenue, H. Paul, Mlnn.
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DON'T fail u attend our snnOlni CiDnk
EHIH io.dNy-.nt $500 $3.50, $3.50. hD.5 /,
$3.50 nnd $40. They ara worth huuniu
tho money, l., NOOD ~ co.
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NormNo 40 dlssttcaBing az a hacking
cough Nothing no foolish ~ 10 HullOr
from II. Nothing 20 dangerous II nj
loved IN continue ono Minute Cough
Cure pivNP ImmOdIatN tolioi Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, II. y, Peabody
lIOnwooI aud lIOwio Il o., Bridge
port, q.
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DON'T fail to attend our special Cloak
sale tO.day--Rl 81, 30, ST. 40, S6,hO, 80 40,
$3.50 md $40. Thoy are worth double
thu mOuOy. l.. ~ GOOD Il co,
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An elegant Krakauor Upright Piano,
In perfect condition. must bO sold nt
once. Satisfactory reasons will DO given
TO tho purchaser Como a. once II you
want d bargain. I. W. BANNER 4 Co.
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sTIrEL & CO.'S velour CapCS arO hand.
some aud cheap
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$500 for m elegant tough cloth jacket
nj hLIIhl q LnL'A.
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vt 90 for nn elegant Tough cloth Jacket
nj stlfOl & COS.
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TIE STAR OF HOPE.

,,l,.r,.s7sCasc,, or had Inet niI
"a nj z, as sF,8 ,.., s"I GSrc T.,
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M. K Z; ~ =" lH"e i-Td
l,,{li ,5!.,t y IA 4 va ~ S',' a, 800
t4f, y q n ;, X 'n'S - ~ w 80
ID, w 4 NJ ~ ~ WI ~ 81, -
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49, IN VIA w;onr and ! seemed
kstE ~ w, *, n 10 suterwith every.
h3fs sts. ~. e VA filing that could 4,
E!yss ,yS5s,.' ,-,y,yS t,a horne. Iwasinlcd
yyii;;ss,., ssSfB rgntl,s aud thcrc
lRfEy'3sE- - ySgf wa not a daythat il
EStyliA -ssbB seemed cotid live.
49," ...sg We had the best
Es15bsF,c- (-----iz.s-S doctorB that our
ist'4, ,'--.-,l -,,-'S county afforded.
5 Y. 4 i5,s s AS ~ e. n
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HOUN.hUTTON or two. Hutton Frank.
lin front Cloth Coats nj Stlttl q Co.'s
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wnEELlNo OporN Ilou'o Now 81, 1906.
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p u. lIomE CoyrS nto Waterproof
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TonEturo YOU got good lIomO Cover
400 that +. y. Ia on II, Trhdr6
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wArcHce-JNo, BECKER & CO,
WATCHES.

We lavo Tho largest stock Of
WatcllOiln tho city, at prices that
cannot DO touched BY my other
house, lyon arc III acOI Of any
thing of tho kind call aul SOC orr
llnC. Our reputation aud IonE cx'
pCrlCnCC COOS with OvOry article.
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WnrrLlSo opora Ilouao Nov 81, 1906
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,, :r,r I! a CO.'S "d, =" 'ho'nird page
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AleM GRADE FuRMlruRE-e. MeMosL . &c.

This sale will be Of great Importance to furniture BUYERS
present the greatest bargains in Fine Furniture offered
floor space for Holiday Goods and have reduced the
have not been quick sellers prices that will make the selling
We give below selections showing the wide range and va
PIECES ARE TAGGED WITH PRICES IN PLAIN BLUE FIG
reductions and come and inspect the goods
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report. It said 80 far as it could learn
there was no legal authority for the Issue
of permits for the use of these cars as
mail cars. In the course of the discus
sion on this subject, Delegate Pomeroy
denounced the opposition to the use of
street cars as mail cars as opposition to
the progress of civilization. The real
objection to the use of cars on street-car
lines is said to be that in times of labor
disturbances the government might use
the lines for the transportation of troops,
and in case of street car strike the men
would be compelled to refrain from stop
ping the cars. or else come into conflict
with the Federsl authorities.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
1Iore of the Colima.

SAN FRANcIsco, June 3.-An Exami-
ner special from the City of Mexico
says rescuing parties are still in search
OF survivors of the Colima disaster.
Land parties, mounted and afoot. are
operating in the vicinity of Ixtlancuan,
Laruata, Zacatula and as far south as
Nuevos, while the people along the coast
of Acapulco have information of the dis
aster, and have been asked to take care
to patrol the beach wherever possible.
Not only are the sea and coast lines
being rapidly searched but other parties
are operating on horseback as far inland
as 10 miles, in hope of encountering
more of the still living, who may have
found shelter in some of the small
Indian villages. 1t is believed by many
that number of persons, made mad by
their terrible experience, on reaching
land have gone wandering about. As
many of the passengers were unable to
speak Spanish, they could not make
known their position and so would
be entirely helpless among the simple
but kindly Indians along the coast coun-
try. 1t will not be strange if some in
land rescues are made during the present
week. Survivors who have reached
Manzanillo say that Captain Pitts, of
the steamship San Juan, should have
cruised at least two days longer on the
discovery of the wreck, and believe that
a good many others could have been
picked up that have since perished.
There are hopes that others may have
reached shore at Point San Telmo.
The steamer Mazatlan returned to
Manzanillo from the wreck yesterday.
May 81 she discovered party of survi-
vors on the beach from the second raft,
and sent boat to bring them off. It
was capsized in the high surf. The men
are supposed to have reached shore.
The wire is down between here and
Coahuayano, and a man has been sent
on horseback 90 miles down the beach
for news.
The first raft survivors report seeing
Woman's head, with long black hair,
ashore. The body had been cut OF by
floating wreckage, or eaten by sharks.
The steamers Romero, Rubise and Bar
racouta are still searching for survivors.
If any more are found they will be
brought to Manxanillo or taken to Aca-
pulco.
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Onee in rwenty-Five Yoars.

INDIANAPOLIS, June S.--Today, at
O'Clock and at o'clock, the weather
bureau thermometer registered 100 de-
grees. For 70 years observations have
been taken in this city by government
official, yet the reports show that only
once in that time has it been hotter.
One day in July. several years ago, the
thermometer registered 100 degrees.
This section has not had rain for several
weeks, and unless it comes soon the
crops will be utterly blighted. Very few
heat prostrstions were reported, and
mono of them was fatal. Tonight it is
raining in the southern part of the
state, and it is hoped it will reach this
section by tomorrow.
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Cure is the only posi-
tive cure known to the medical frater-
nifty. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sis.ing nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimo
malls. Address,
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, T5e.
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The Northern Pacifio.

New YoRK, June 3.-Chairman Ed
ward D. Adams, of the Northern Pacific
reorganization committee, who returned
from Europe Saturday, said today to an
Associated Press reporter: ST was
called abroad unexpectedly by cable and
had conference in London with j.
Pierpont Morgan, and representatives of
the Deutsche bank and the Great North
ern railroad interest. After that went
to Berlin and conferred with four sepa-
rate Northern Pacific committees. All I
care to say now is that have returned
with full authority to continue my work
in preparation of my plan for the reor-
ganization of the Northern Pacifc.''
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The Yorkes relesoope.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June S.-The great
4O-inch lens, the highest telescope glass
ever made, which Alvin E. Clark has
bean working on for over year for the
YerkeS telescope win be 30 much bigger
than the Lick, now the largest in the
world, that its promoters are confident
that astonishing discoveries may be
made as soon as it is set up.
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Bucklen.s Ar,noa salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Snipes & Kin
ersly.
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HUDSON BAY RAILRoAD.
WIN be A Formidable COnpetitOr Of the
Canadian.


ST. PAUL, June 3.-President Hugh
Sutherland, of the Hudson Bay road, is
In the city comforting with Foley Bros,
the contractors associated with Donald
Grant in the construction, which is to
begin Immediately. The surveying is
completed, he said, and the grading will
begin today at point near Gladstone, on
the Manitoba and Northwestern line,
fifty miles northwest of Winnipeg. One
hundred and twenty-five miles will be
completed this season. The route is
from Winnipeg, $50 miles to Hudson bay.
running in northwesterly direction to
the mouth of the Saskatchewan, and
from there direct to Port Nelson. The
water route is from Port Nelson to Liver
pool across the straits and along the
same line as the Dominion steamers.
The railroad will be 900 miles shorter
than that of the Canadian Pacific or any
other transcontinental route, and the
sea voyage will be 300 miles shorter than
via New York. st. Paul will be nearer
Liverpool by 500 miles via New York.
The rail distance to New York from st.
Paul is l 300 miles, while to Port Nelson
it will be but 1 100 miles. A feet will
be put on as soon az the. railroad is COM
pleted. The main line will be completed
in two years, and will be operated in
three years.
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undersigned is now able to procure loans
in $500 lots to the amount of $4,000, if
accompanied by gilt edge security.
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