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The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
WEDDINGS.
Roberts--Peabody.

The marriage is announced of Miss Ada
Louise Peabody, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Reade Peabody, of Gileal.
and Professor Arthur ]. Roberts, of
Colby University. The wedding took
place at Gilead, Tuesday Aug 81. Mr.. and
Mrs Roberts will be at home at Water
Vile. Professor Roberts is recent grad
uate at Colby, and has been an assistant
professor there for several years. Last
commencement the trustees recognized
his ability and accomplishments by pro-
noting him to the full professorship.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Pickpockets Active.

B Last evening a woman at the Boston
boat complained to Officers Pillsubry
and Sparrow that she had had her pocket
picked of wallet containing S. 80 in
cash. and over $500 in notes.
The policemen took the woman to the
officers of the boat and they saidi they
would take her to Boston, even though
she had not the money for her ticket.
Mr.. Charles H. Jackson, the photo
grapher, had his pocket picked of SO. so in
City Hall Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
DEATHS.

At his mothers residence, in LenoiIr I'M North
Carolina, August oath, 1895, after lingering
Illness Dow nia aa aee GRANDSON
Ign, n Y. in the 3lst yeaPr or 81 AM, Ne.
Boston, New York Brooklyn, and San Fran
cisco papers please copy nv, 1o,n Ero.+
In Sprfngvale August 20, MIS- JONI rrost'
as In b Bath ie August 2s, Mrs. Lydia R Child.
widow Of the late Henry o. Child. aged 6S years,
In ho Bangor. August 20, Martin Feeney. aged
81 years. c.,,h Il w;fa os Janes
Murphy. aged es years , montn 81 Nathan p
M ~ nns. aoed - wears months. 30 days.
In ' Detroit. Mich. August 70, Benjamin Crosby
SeWall, formerly OF Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Church of the Messiah.

There will be no preaching service in
the Church of the Messiah tomorrow, ow-
ing to the fact that the repairs upon the
building are not quite completed Sun
day school, however, will be held at IL.
By another Sunday the auditorium will
be recarpeted, and the.church will be open
for all services.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Fished Out of the Dock.

Officers Pills bury and Sparrow fished
man out of the dock at Union wharf last
night, who had tumbled overheard with
big load aboard. The man is said to go
by the nickname of Cuff" He got a
good sea bath, and was then taken to the
ctatiOn
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Grand Trunk Road

Attention is called to the change of
Pullman service to go into effect at the
$50 p. m. train from this city after Sep
TENDER I'd. The Old Orchard Beach SER
vice will continue to September 9TH, when
the s. 80 p. IN. train will be withdrawn.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
MARRIAGES.

In Springyaie. August 21. by Rev. G. S. Chase has
Herbert NJ. Horn of Emerys Mills and Ellen
Written of A fired.
In Skowhegap. August %. Augustus York
and Miss Addie York, both of Brighton,
In Now Limerick. August 70. WlIlani d q:
Doran of Fort Fairfield and Miss Ida WepD Oh
New Limerick.
In oidtown, August 20. Richard Martin and
Miss Caroline Willett.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Falmouth selectmen and Yarmouth Elec.
trio Road.

Thursday the selectmen of Falmouth
gave hearing on the petition of the Var
mouth Electric Railroad company for q
location of their tracks in Falmouth. A
large number of citizens were present
and they resolved themselves into an I'M
promptu town meeting. They gave
unanimous expression.of opinion in favor
of the road and the selectmen at once
granted the location asked for.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Dress Goods.
English Novelty Suitings.

50 inches wide, fine Check Suitings and
Clay Worsted Suitings, latest patterns
and colors There's no money for us
in them at S1.s5. Today only s1.O0
yard
Right hand counter to rear.
Your boy may need a new suit. We have
it and at right prices.
Dress Novelties Mt &c.,, worth 800.
Dress Novelties at 25o., worth &c.,
The greatest bargains in materials for
Children's School Dresses to be found
in tho city.
10 pieces "a inch Brocade Suitings, half
wool at TIC yard.
"a inch Brocade Suitings, half wool, Sc.
yard. That's almost giving them
away.
Dress Plaids for 10c. yard.
Dress Plaids for 10 12c. yard.
Dress Plaids for 25c., 81 1-2c., SOC, 81 1-2c.
75c., 81. 90, $3.50. Right.hand counter
midway of the store.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
COrsets.

Zephyr summer Corsets, all sizes, Car
mencita Corsets, in sizes % to 30.
New Superb Corset All of them have
been SOC. Today only SOC.
W. B. Corset drab and white, SOC.
W. B. Corset, hook lengths in black,
drab and white, also hook lengths,
in black and white, roc.
W. b. in better qualities at 81. 90, $1.25
1.5o, So. 90, $3.50, Ss.75.
The W.. B. Corsets are perfect fitting fit
any form be it large or slender and
are decidedly the best corset for the
money manufactured today.
Thompson ''Gloye Fitting" Corset, extra
long waist, high back, in drab and
white, s1.OO.
R. & 6. Cooset in white and ecru, 81. 90.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
xEw ADvERTIsEMENrs NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LABOR DAY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nondav--Th store will be closed
Oh we're not going deprive you OF the Monday SALE
Just going to crowd int the Saturday SALE
you'll get double your moneys worth here to-day anyou to
evening
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31

worth here to-day, at anyshour up TO
Serges.
All wool Serges, new fall colorings, 25c.
yard
IS inch all wool colored Serges at $50.
yard All wool 80 inch colored Serges
at SOC. yard.
Wash Dress Fabrics.
Challies that were &C., light and dark
colors, 1-2c yard.
Sateens, those IL 1-2c. goods, yard wide,
at &c. yard.
/ case Czarina Cloth. 81 inches wide lat
est fall colorings sateen finish, made
to sell for II Lee. Today Sc. yard
La Belle Crepe s. the latest creation in
cotton dress faor :. They are beau
ties. We Fl. a popular price on them
to move them Today 10 12c yard.
Boys Clothing Department in the rear.
All our 10 1-2c. lawns at l-4c. yard.
5000 yards 40 inch unbleached cotton, as
good as the Pequot, at 5 1-2c yard.
Gents Furnishings.
Gents gray mixed Hose, finished seams,
&c. pair.
Gents extra /. fine quality Hose,
in tans, fast color, finished heel and
toe, all sizes, 11c pair.
Full line of Worsted and Cashmere Hose
in black, natural color and gray.
Much finer goods than we have ever
carried at our prices
Gents White Shirts.
The Senator.
Short bosom, long bosom, short sleeves,
| long sleeves, open front, closed front,
full cut, that means plenty OF breath
| ing room-and medium cut bodies.
| Today 9Oc. 10c extra laundered.
The Bonanza.
White Shirt, cut from same spattern as
| Senator Long and short bosom,
closed front, single and double plaits,
short sleeves, full cut bodies. Today
| 75c 1Oc. extra laundered.
Forest City White Shirt.
There is no shirt it's equal for the money
| in the State. Probably sell three
times as many of them as any other
make sold in this city. Here's why:
| Cut from same pattern as Senator from
good quality cotton, pure linen bos-
ON, 81 inches long, full cut body.
short shield bosom, open and closed
| front. The price? All, that's what
sells'enl, 65c. 10c extra Numbered.
POrtland's Pride.
| We experimental to see how good Shirt
| could be made for half dollar. Pa
irons say we've struck the best one.
Full cut, Langdon G. B. cotton, ladies
know the quality. linen bosom, rein
forced front and back, linen waist
bands, cut aud fit perfect. Today on
" SOC. 1Oc extra Numbered.
| We sell a great White Shirt Tor 800. 10c.
extra Numbered. The best that can
be made for the money.
Boys Clothing Department.
Boys Knee Pants that were SOC for Csc.
oys' all wool Knee Pants, double seat
andHknee from SOC. to 81. co.
| Children's suits, the usual price is 81. co.
| Our price today only So. 10. Double seat
and KNEE.
Boys Blouse Suits, just the thing for
~. -. school wear, made up in cassimeres
and cheyiots in blues and browns, for
ages to years, So. 90 to Sc 5O.each.
Boys Refer Suits, all wool, braided col
...s.. lars and cuffs, you'll find them else
where at $500, but our price is only
$2.S7
> and Chiidren's Cloak and Fur
store. New goods are arriving
Flanagan, MCGOWAN and Man.
you the latest styles, even if you
resent.
q white STORE,
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Misses and Chidren's Cloak and Fur
Department Of store New goods arriving
daIv and Mr. McGOwan Man.
the latest Styles even you
have intention of buying at present.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
All have large sleeves.
Ladies' Hosiery.

All day and evening today we shall sell
Ladies' fast black seamless Hose at
10c. pair.
Ladies' Tan Hose, fast color, 10c. pair.
All you want of either.
rs dozen Ladies' fast black Hose, finished
seams, good value at 25c. today, day
and evening, - 1-2c pair
Ladies' silk finished dropstitch Lisle
Hose, regular SOC. and SO lac. goods.
Today at 29c. pair.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
sFancy Lanndered Shirts.

Gents Percale Shirts in light grounds
with stripes. Have been CSC and
s1.25 Today Soc. each
Corset Shields.
The Pearl Corset Shield is fastened to in
side of corset at the hip by a few
stitches. With this shield it is impos-
sible for corsets to break at sides and
the liability to injury from broken
steels is avoided. Only CSC
Ladies Wrappers.
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers Have
been retailed this season for SO. 90.
Sizes 80, "a, IS and 49, Today only
75c.
Ladies' Standard Print Wrappers, light
colors, round yoke trimmed witt
ruff1e, Vatican back, full front, waist
lined, were S1.50 Today 69c.
Ladies Cambria Wrappers, light colors
full front, Vatican back, were 81. %
Today 800.
Lawn Wrappers, light colors, ruffle round
yoke, trimmed with lace, full front,
Vatican back, were 81. 80. Today
$1.5O.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
Forest City White Shirt.

There is no shirt it's equal for the money
in the State. Probably sell three
times as many of them as any other
make sold in this city. Here's why:
Cut from same pattern as Senator from
good quality cotton, pure linen bos-
ON, 81 inches long, full cut body,
short shield bosom, open and closed
front. The price? All, that's what
sells'enl, 65c. 10c extra Numbered.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31
The Bonanza.

White Shirt, cut from same sspattern as
Senator Long and short bosom,
closed front, single and double plaits,
short sleeves, full cut bodies. Today
75c 1Oc. extra laundered.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31

And if every article named above is not
as well worth its price as n dime is
worth ten cents, we pay back your
money if YOU say so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
pHaRMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
This body To Hold Its Annual Meet
ing at Denver This Month.


The forty-third annual mes.ing Of This
association will be held in the city Of
Denver. Col, commencing August 18th.
The association was invited u Denver
by the Mayor Of the city, the Chamber
Of Commerce. and the City Council, all
OF whom will exert themselves 10 insure
an entertainment which will long be 1e-
rembered. At the recent annual meet
ing of the Virginia State Pharmaceutical
Association the following delegates we're
appointed to attend the Denver nes;ing:
r. Roberts Baker, Richmond, Va; Polk
Miller. Richmond. Va: james L. AVIS.
Harrisonburg. Va; DR.. II. w. Cole, Dan
Vile. Va: and VI. Il. Church, Falls
Church, Va.
The railroads have agreed to give the
round trip for one fare, and tie Browns
Palace Hotel a sG-a-day house, Will re-
duce the rate TO members Jf the assO-
citation and their families TO 50 Ter day
This hotel has been selected Tor head
quarters.
This association has on its rolls l,fC
members, representing the leading ItaI-
rnacsts in America, and also inciuulnB
the professors In most Of the many col
leges Of pharmacy. Mr.. William simpson,
secretary of the North Carolina Board
Of Pharmacy. is president this wear. The
work Of the association Is done IN sec
tions. as IS the case with the American
Medical Association. which insures ofder
and system. and saves time. The pro
ceedinRs. when published. make DOCK
of about 1909 pages. and is a cyciopaedia
OF the latest discoveries and develop
ments in science relating TO chemistry
pharmacy. matcria medica. ana thera-
peutics in the civilized world. This book
Is issued only TO members who nave
paid the annual fee Of $, and is worth
double that amount to any scientific man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
Irnncrfr Trnnsfers.

Richmond: Rebecca II. Norwood and
others TO ST. Paurs Episcopal church's
trustees. 81 IL feet on south side Grace
street between Eighth and Ninth, %'"O.
Henrico: Christopher Bolton to Marea-
ret Bolton. IL 57-1OO acres miles north
west OF Richmond. SO.
Collins & Darlington, special commits
sIoners. to Maelurg Wickham, minerals
in 62S 1910 acres and COL S5i-l,VOo acres
2i0O
John II. Dnneen's trustee to Savings
Bank OF Richmond. 20 feet on south side
Boyd street near Dineen. $3.50.
Talbot Graceley to Robert Nelson, 8
acres. sl2.
r. ]. Noble. Jr.. and wife to Joseph
Hoffman. IS feet on Meadow-Bridge road.
1924.
l.. Wright and wife to same, 50 feet
on same. 1924.
Sallie and William T.. Talley TO Urbane
-. Mills. 10 IL feet on west SIDE Mosby
Street near Darlington, 800.
Absolom Terry to Il. T. HILL 80 .eet on
west side st. John street, lpon certain
conditions.
William !. Westwood and wife to
Erasmus Deane, 30 feet on west side
State street near Marshall. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
4 "Baby's Biography for Marion.

Mr.. A. o. Kaplan, Of Cincinnati, sent
President Cleveland n blank-book called
Baby's Biography on the occasion OF
thu birth OF each OF his three children,
in which TO record early events In the
history OF the baby's life. The third
book, recently sent, ELECTED the following
reply:
BUZzARD'S BAY, MASS, July Is, 1895.
A. O. Kaplan, My Dear sir,-on behalf
Of the parents OF our little child. ] de-
sire to thank you for the "Baby's Biog-
raphy" which you kindly sent us. We
hope that the records which Will
be made IN this book Will be as
full of joy and comfort as those
which adorn the pages Of the biographies
OF the elder sisters. for which we are
also indebted TO your thodghtfulness and
frlendliness. As the contented and happy
father OF three girls. | desire from the
bottom Of my heart to congratulate you.
who are the father OF four Of these great
treasures. Yours very truly.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
A Light Mondays Docket,

In the Police Court yesterday the benen
was occupied by Justice W. a. Graves. ~
the absence OF Justice Crutchheld. Ihe
docket was brief and unlnteresting.
Cornela Brown was fined $50 for aDus-
ing Maria Brown.
John Washington was fined N.SO Tor as
saultlng Connie Bowser with knife.
Willie Chiles was fined $3.50 for wound
ing and threatening the life of J. Howard
David Mackie paid 5000 for lighting on
the street
Green Hardwick, charged with being ais
orderly In the First Market. was bailed 70
appear August It'll.
John Neural was fined 50 for playing
craps.
Lewis Henry was given six months for
disorderly conduct.
Rosa Archer paid $3.50 for assaultlng
Mary j. Reid.
Joe Bland and Ann Smith were fined
$3.50 each for disorderly conduct and j
r. Porter was fined $ for abusing \. H.
Stewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
The Old KNIGHTS Temp!ars.
RICHMOND, VA, August 5.


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The statement I'm Sundays Dispatch in
reference TO Sir j. ii. Dickerson Is
somewhat Incorrect While we ali know
that he is no spring chicken. and an
excellent man. yet he is not SO old a
Templar by seven years as You make him
to be. He was created in 1864, thirty
one years ago.
Appropos to the reference to the trir
to Boston this month by the Templars
/ would say that one of the 10 cOmpos-
ing the membership of Richmond Com
mandery, No. 2 in 1859, the year that
DeMOlay and 81. Jchn's Communicates
OF Boston and Providence visited Rich
mond, only twenty are known TO he now
living, and Of that nj mber only five are
now members of Richmond Commandery.
They are: Alfred S. Lee. T.. J. Warren,
william II. Cullingsvcrth, j. W. Archer,
S. u. Jacobs. and James r. Goode. one
of the twenty (Sir William T.. Tanner is
n member Of the Commandery OF ST. An
drew, No. 10: and one (Sir @. O. GOochl
is a member Of Staunton Commandery.
Some of the rest are residents of this
city, but non-aifilates.
ONE OF THE FIVE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
FOREST LODGE.
GLEN ALLEN. VA,

GLEN AlslIfs.N, A.'
Is not adapted to the requirements OF
invalids or children, but In a general
way it is suitable for grown people. VINO
have a taste for outdoor life ana open
air amusements, provided they can rough
ii "A little.
The Lodge grounds are quite spacious
being more than seven miles IN CIRCUIT,
and embrace the wooded uplands IN wnlcn
North run and the BROOK nave tnen
OF the compass, and the sanitary cohdl-
tons perfect. .,
which closes with November the chlet
outdoor sports being lawn tennis, gqt'
polo, target-shooting, riding, driving, INT
iug running drag, and steeplecnasing.
The building was specially designed Mltn
a view to affordng "a pleasant retreat
during bad weather ana It's ample
marches and balconies. intersected by vide
corridors and spacious ,loggias, adapt II
10 a varied range OF indoor amusements.
such as dancing, concerts. billiards, court
tennis. parlor theatricals, etc. ..o
Terms are 81 TO 50 per day, ana VIZ 70
SIC per week with no reduction Tor chill
dren or nurses. Grooms In charge OF
teams will be quartered near staDlihs
at half rates. .,.,,,, -, ,,o,r.
tain road with the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad Bicycnsts OF
driving parties from Richmond redcn "
via the Brook turnpike, Deihg ~
miles beyond Stuarts last battle-neid, the
site Of the old Yellow Tavern. A special
o'clock tea is set for the refreshment
of these outing parties. All local trains
stop at the Lodge gate, and 80 DO most
OF The others, by special request, If trains
are on time and the authorities in cheer
full mood. -,
The livery equipment comprises good
teams and an assortment Of English hunt
ing breaks for coaching parties OF SIX
or eight or ten persons. Rooms en- suite
for House parties may be engaged nj
short notice. and social clubs who may
wish TO arrange their own entertainments
win be afforded all available facilities.
In short. II Is the aim OF Forest Lodge
TO foster every means of healthful recrea-
ton by catering to the tastes Of patrons
who can find Zest In sports without the
stimulus OF a wager, and who 90 not
need intOxicants TO give relish TO any
form OF wholesome amusement.
For further details address FOREST
LODGE, Glen Allen, Va. Phone 2sl5 r.
au 1-Th, Su&Tuts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
,ou, a better feeling between

OF bringing about better feeling between
the two wings Of the Democratic party.
The chief question to claim the atten-
ton OF the convention, he says. win
be the suffrage question. though he does
not know Just what measure will be
adopted The mississippi plan" has
been suggested. and Mr.. Barber says that
some OF the leading men I'm the State
are in favor of extending the suffrage
10 women. under an educational and a
property qualification. This. IT is claimed.
would solve the negro problem. as few
negro women are free holdcrs. Mr.. Bar
Der does not think the dspensary law
viii be considered by the convention. but
that that question will be let alone, to be
dealt with by legislative enactment. as
occasion may require.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Y0RK.RIVER LINE, VIA wrsrronr
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. $40 p. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily. except Sum-
day. Stops at all stations At Lester
Manor connects with stage for Walksrgon:
also, AZ West Point With Iork-rlysg
steamers for baltimore.
TRAIN No. i6. AS r. II.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. except
Sunday. Close connection al West Point
with steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leave Baltimore at Il. NJ.
and West Point . II. Al. daily. except
Sunday.
mond at s:eI A. NJ. daily; 1870 A. ~,
daily, except Sunday and Monday. and 81
~ Il. M, daily, except sunday.
TRAIN No. A, 10 A. ~.
LOCAL MIXED. daily. except sunday
leaves Twenty-third street for West Posns
and intermediate points.
Tickes-office at station. foot Of Virginia
street. open from 500 A. n. TO 400 r, n.
and from $50 +. -. TO 2ao A. NJ
Trafyic Manager. General Pass. Alt.
". III. GREEN, General Superintendent
n. j. O'nRfRS. superintendent
JOHN NJ BEAI.l. Travcilin3 Fassczs
ger Agent 20 ssss Main street. RjehmonA
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
MOlNTAIA-TOP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS,
..ruE EnGEMEnE.,

unbounded success OF the new and
f,shIonable summer resort opened this
season. al Edgemere, J.. L.. between Ar
verne and Wave Crest sixteen miles from
New York. Patronized ~ the best peo..
pie. Guests charmed With It's refined ana
ing in perfection, nifty private baths.
Roatlng fishlng-eyerytb.n that makes
seaside life delightful. socially and other
address. A. T.. DICK. Edgemere, Long
Island. N. Y. ~ 1-Tu.Tn.Sa&Sui2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
The Flag Presentation.

Upon the occasion OF the presentation
Of the flag to Pickett Camp, Confede-
rate Veterans. by the Philadelphia Bri-
gade. which was alluded TO in the Dis
patch of Sunday Commander James l..
Riley spoke for the brigade. ana Mr.
Robert j. Berkley, Of Farmville. ac-
cepted the banner on behalf OF the camp.
Ex- pogtmaster-Gener Wanamaker. Cor
moral Tanner. Dr. Miller, and others also
N, do snaHnhns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
Wheat KernN Snlit In Halt.

When there is an official test. therefore.
guessing is at an end The analysis Of
the COMPLETE FLOUR was found
richer by nearly THREE HUNDRED
PER CENT. than the finest flour on
earth. 4 distinguished physician OF
Virginia, after hearing the. method Of
It's manufacture. predicted II would be
Lewis. of Grenada, Miss, says: at IS a
luxury TO weak, dyspeptic stomach"
Cathartic pills are thrown aside where
the Complete Flour Is used. The best
grocers have the Flour.
THE WHITTLE & SYDNOR CO,
Richmond. Va, Sole Distributors.
&c 2s-F, Su&Tu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06

CIYashington NeWsO

Mr.. Robert f. Lee. Jr., who is nephew
Of the famous General Of the COnfede-
racy is also a fighter, but OF different
sort from his illustriOus ancestor. whose
name he perpetuates. Mr.. Lees fighting
prcclivlties are confined 10 battles before
the bar OF justice and, from the success
h. has met with already in his profession,
It Is safe to presume that he will do much
in the future To honor the name he bears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
snnce In the trnnsnortation RuIldlng Of

Space in the transportation Building OF
the Cotton States and international Ex-
position, at Atlanta, has been granted
for the model OF the Nicaragua canal as
exhibited I'm Paris. The national charac-
ter Of this undertaking and its especial
importance to the development and ex-
tension OF the Industries Of the South
make II an exhibit OF unusual interest
10 this section. The model Is 1ixiO feet
I'm size and Is a representation in relief
OF the entire canal from San Juan del
Norte. on the Caribbean sea. TO Brlto.
on the Pacific, showing the topography.
water-courses, and lakes. The model will
be an operative one, arranged to show
the flow Of water from Lake Nicaragua.
the great central reservoir, to either out
let of the canal.