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The sun., 1897-09-22
HIGH FENCE UP FOR SPITE.
1T DARKENs THE WINDoWs OF hRS.
FRANK'S BUILDISG.

The Herolds. who nuiit II, Say MRS. Trnnkn
Tenants Threw ThinEs Onto Their Prop
erty--"Mo-pitaio Painted on the Fence In
Front OF zach or the Eive Frank windowh
BLOOMFIELD, N. j., Sept. 21.-onc Of the high
est spite fences In this State has just been
erected in this town by Mrs. Charles Hcrcld
between her property and that Of Mrs. Will
liam Frank on upper Broad street. Some time
ago Mrs. Frank had a store building to put up,
the front Of which came to tho sidewalk line
and shut of tho view from the Ecrold resi-
dence Tho store and upper floor were lately
occupied by Frank Kopperman. grocer. The
fenco is twony-seven feet high and forty'five
feet long. IL is about thrce feet from the Frank
house on tho front. and a space Of about twelve
inches interyenes on the rear. 1t Is painted
black on the Frank side and the word ''hospi-
tall is in white letters in front Of each of tho
five windows. The result has been to entirely
close Off the view on the north side of the Frank
house and to darken the rooms The spite
fence is all on the Herold property, but close to
the division fence.
The sun., 1897-09-22

that COwcs was intimate with Louise Clcary in
the fall of 1880. Cuwlc, has been getting for
eight seasons from 200 to 800 week, but he
says he is threatened with throat affection. and
has madea contract for tho coming season for
four nights n week nj $3.50 week. The Judge
says that il Cowlcs should become unable TO
sing be may move To reduce The nlimOny.
The sun., 1897-09-22
DIyoRCED FROM CoWL ES, THE BAsso
vile OF VIII scarlet or a. Robin Hood" Gets =
Decree aud AlimOny.

Lizzie V. CowlCs has obtained an absolute
divorce from Eugene Cowlcs. based ON the re-
port of Augustus G, Brown as referee. Justice
Stovcr OF the supreme Court signed the degree.
Cow.cs who is the basso of the Bostoniaus, is
directed 10 pay his wife S3s week for her sup.
port and $40 a week for the support OF their
son whose custody is given to the mother. Tho
CoWIesgs were married in 1854. IL was shown
The sun., 1897-09-22
Driver Arrested FOR Cruelty to . Horse.

po' p'a"o' HIeasOn, a driver, who lives at lo7
- wa street. was held in 500 bail in tho
,n ''"' Court yesterday on charge OF cruelty
inner Lambert Of tho Society for the Proven
i,r,.'' '' 'r.eli} 10 Animals said the man be-
SIvr J'-tcruay because IL could mol draw a
yr', ,".@ OF stone. The horse had several
In. ne sores on its breast and hack where
iOr a., ,,1'' pressed most heavily, and was uuht
The sun., 1897-09-22
Permanent, injunction Asalas. a Preacher.

COLUMBIA. 9. C., Sept 2l.-Judge Townsend
OF the State Circuit Court has made permanent
an injunction prohibiting tho Rev. Choice II.
Lee from preaching in any Baptist church. The
petition for the Injunction was made by the
congregation of church from which Lee was
expelled for immoral conduct He went to an
other church.
The sun., 1897-09-22
Arriyed-TuEsDAY. Sept.

AFriyed-TUEsDAT. Sept, 81.
Sa America, Pearce, London Sept. o.
Sa Brilliant. Keller. Rotterdam.
s. d laWare. Davis. Loodon.
ss ArlAn ihu. Walker. Port Maria
Sa BremerhaveD, MINES, Antwerp.
So LasseIl TrcnamAn. BIO Janeiro.
SIS FL Rio. Quick. New orleans,
IS Oneida. staples. Jacksonville.
Sc City OF Birmingham. Berg. savannah
81 Lampasas, Barstow. Galveston.
ss Princess Anne, Hulph~rs. Norfolk.
ss BenefActor. Hale Wilmington.
Ship Harland Johnson, Capc Town.
For later arrivals see Rirst Pagel
The sun., 1897-09-22
NARINE ISTELLIG ESCE

IMMATURE A.AASAC-TIus DAT.
suu riSes. +S sun sets. 81 Moon riseG. Is
HIGH wArER--rHIs DAY.
sandy Hook. 9A4 Gov IslI. 1 10 He'll Gate. o 90
The sun., 1897-09-22

STANFORD. N. Y. Sept. 2l.-The marriage OF
Miss Charlotte Emma Langler, second daughter
OF N. Langler OF st. Johns place. Brooklyn, and
p. Anthony Brock OF Jersey City. took place
here at 10 o'clock to-day in the Church OF the
Sacred Heart. Tho ceremony was performed by
followed by celebration Of high mass. Miss
Josephine Langler, a sister OF tho bride, was
Bodevin were flower girls. Frank Brock OF New
York. a cousin OF the bridegroom. was best man,
and A. Atchison and Lawrence Il. Langler were
ushers. After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served
The sun., 1897-09-22

90, EACH--Wildc', "To'ms" dorian cray"
~ ' tumpirte Art"mrs " ard" ," "SAm Slick, Val.
euIu' TuX." Broute's "Nirttt." PRATT, l6l 18th ay.
The sun., 1897-09-22
special 3lOtlrss.

the PAyORITE for restoring lie aud color &
the hair is PARKER'S HAlR RALSAM
HlNDEkCoRSs. the beat cure Ior GornS. 10 etS
The sun., 1897-09-22

IS Tsutonic, from New York. at Queenstown.
S. MaasdAm, from New York. at Rotterdam
The sun., 1897-09-22
The Study of City Government.
An Outline or the Problems or Municipal
Functions. Control. aud Organization.
NEARLY RE.iDY.
BY DELOS F. WILCOX, A. NJ, Ph. D.

The author holds that the City Problem is the
key to the immediate future OF social progress in
this country, and he offers for tho first time .
systematic outline for the study OF the whole
municipal field, indicating the chief problems in
order with facts and illustrations sufficient as
basis for intelligent interest and guide to tho
sources OF further information. He discusses in
turn problems OF function, OF control, aud OF
organization. and his book will be very useful.
Nearly ready. Price 500
The Battle of Harlem Heights,
The sun., 1897-09-22

Fresh Pond CrcmatOrN open every day In the
year for business aui yi-.tnrs.-l =. ChEM ATIUN
co., 02 East Houston -. Nc" York.
The sun., 1897-09-22
SAILED PRoA FoRKrGS FORTS.
Sa Saale, from Bremen for New York.


SAILED FROA DOMESTIC FORTS.
SIS Tallahassee, from Sayann IN for New YORK.
The sun., 1897-09-22

So PatriA, from New York for Hamburg. passed tho
Lizard.
The sun., 1897-09-22
Linen. lsmo. as cents-

You can dip into it on your way to bust.
ness or the office. 1t is haudy and inca.
pcnSire.
The sun., 1897-09-22
New York Political Primer.

details of the municipal organization. 10
Is bound with flexible cover, and though
the print is not fine the book is small
enough to slip into the pocket. The maps
are exceedingly valuable.
The sun., 1897-09-22

Now that the courts have decided that Mrs.
Elizabeth Waters is neither a Blanc nor
Baroness and that she must pay $50 for the dis.
tinction OF having used the name tho only
music hall aspirant that boosted title Is lost
to New York. AS Mrs. Waters receives 50
week from her last husband or some such sum
for her support, 1t will take strict economy for
several weeks to save up the amount Of the fine
imposed by the court Just now Mrs. Waters
is dancing In Paris according TO reports from
that city, and the courteous use of the word
dancing Is believed to describe the Same remark
able gymnastics which she exhibited here for
brief and joyless period. But her talcnts are
said 10 be appreciated there. although there
was the same objection to the use OF the family
name OF her second husband that Sho encoun-
tered here from relatives who were not salts
fed with the artistic distinction that she was
bringing to 1t. II must have boen as useful TO
her at tines of tho stage as she has found IL in
her professional labora. When she dned with
the King OF siam. for instance, the ownership
OF a title even modest that sho assumed
must have relieved tho embarrassment ot a
presentation to royalty. Tho talents OF Mrs:
Waters arc said TO have been greatly developed
by her recent studies abroad and the fact that
she has been in one theatre for two or three
weeks would seem TO Indicate the possible truth
n that story,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
Look Out :.
For Cancer.

Few people are born entirely free from
blood taint, This Is often very slight or
remote, and sometimes may not develop
at all in one generation, but breaks out
In serious disease later.
Cancer, the most dreaded OF all dis
eases, Is often the result of some blood
taint inherited from generationsfbacls,
II often appears as a mere mole or ~
significant pimple, which later develops
into an alarming condition No one
knows but that he may be subicct TO an
inherited impurity in The blood, nor can
he tell whether or not this may some
day crop out in the form OF destructive
cancer. It Is, therefore, important that
any little sore or scratch, which does
not readily heal bo given prompt atten-
ton, or serious condition may result.
Mr.. r, i. Williams, Of Gillsburg,
Miss, was the victim of malignant
cancer, which FIRST appeared In the man
ner above described He writes:
"At first paid no attention to the
little blotches on my face, thinking they
would soon pass away Before long,
however, they became sore, and soon
began to enlarge. / applied ordinary
local remedies, but they had no effect,
and then consulted physician. When
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

he told me | had cancer became
alarmed, and ha0tened to New Orleans
for treatment
81 went to the leading hospital In
that city, where | received the best
medical attention. but the cancer con-
tinued to grow worse until the physi-
clans finally 6aid that / would have TO
have an operation performed, 40 that
was the only hope for me, This | re-
fused TO submit to, 90 knew cancer was
blood disease aud my common sense
told me that It was folly to expect an
operation TO cure u blood disease,
"Knowng $, $, S, 10 be a good blood
remedy decided to try IT, and the frat
bottle produced au improvement, Icon
tinued the medicine, aud Ia four montha
the last little aeab dropped OF, Ten
yeara have eapacd, and not aign OF
the disease has returned"
Hon, ], ln Power secretary Of state
OF MIaalatipph eayal "l regard the cure
OF Mr., Willlama aa remarkable, and II
demoustraiea that s, s, s, 10 a wonder
iul blood remedy / saw him recently,
aud only small scar marks the place
where tho dreadful disease held forth"
The many eAuHtie plaBlcfs which are
applied to remove cancers are more pain'
iul than death, aud the danger OF sur.
gical operation 10 oa great 40 the disease
Itself No eauttie plaster or surgical
operation can cure cancer, because it 10
u blood disease the destructive cancer
cells arc IA the blood, aud cannot be
cut out or removed by local treatment,
A the diacnOc mual be forced from the
blood II 10 only reasonable 10 rely upon
areal blood remedy for a cure, one which
goes direct to the cause OF the trouble
and removes II, A mere tonIe cannot
cure any blood disease,
g, s, s, tSwtts SbeeI6e) 10 the only
known cure for cancer and other obstlz
nate aud dcepHooted blood diseases such
on Serolua, lteycmN GWarrh, Rhcuwn.
usm aud Contagious Hood pQleon It's
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

The poaCal Telegraph tonstrut,
tIon force have planted their last
pole In the greatstate Of Arkansas,
Ia this city, and are now at work
making a lead out of the city fot
The fraus-Contubculal road which
they will follow mp to ClWkvllc.
Mayor Hardin, when asked for perr
mission TO string the poles In the
city limits, told the man IN charge
to go a head as he knew he had a
progressive council Ia back him,
aud the ordinance giving them the
right would be passed ot their neSt
NneetIng This Is the right kind of
Mayor to have, one who will act
quleOly lnAn emergency
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

william Buchanan, In company
with W. y, Ferguson and j, A.
Buchanan, made a second trip to
Rich Mountain yesterday, and will
remain away until they locate a
summer home, after which they
viii ship lumber aud have summer
homes built for their families We
will bet they pitch their megs close
to some troutsucam, where there
Ia a bobblmg brook and cold spring
water We wish that they can 0ud
lust such an Ideal spot,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

The TEXARKANIAN is a live home
enterprise, to give the local news OF
the city aud six families receive
sustcuance through It, 1t is run
upon strict business principles, on
a cash basis. 1t isa constant adj
yocate Of the clty's best interests,
and asks the support and co opera
ton Of all hive business men and
good citizens, agreeing togiye value
received In every instance,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Miller Circuit court adjourned
yesterday afternoon, Last case to
como before II was j, T. johnson,
Bolnger Lao suing hw wife, who
resides In this county fora divorce,
Judge llearu refused the decree,
In case Of u, ID. Wcbber W sewing
machine companies and N, h. Da-
via, the Judge took same under od-
yHemtnt and will later render his
ieeIsIon, We want to compliment
the court aud ils officers, In the
rapid dispatch Of business made
dudup tcrm dotkels are about
cleared, we learn,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

General Superintendent Edison,
Of the Cotton Belt system, arrived
here last night and left today
special for the north on 4 general
inspection and business trip accom-
panied by the following onicols'
General Traffic Manager Dodge,
General Auditor Johnson, Superln'
tendent Gar Service Kress, Chief
Engineer Kelley and General Mas.
ter Mechanic Galbralth,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Lngold.Turner dry goodsi COM
pany is still on deck with one of the
incest and best selected stock OF
dry goods and lady dXingsto be
found anywhere, They are Selling
goods as cheap as can be sold. Go
and look through the stock and
price.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

At State Line Methodist church
tod .y, Dr., Beagle will use as a
text at his morning service, sub
iect, The Firemens Calling"
This is a special sermon to the fire
men Of the city, who will attend
iu body, The evening service,
"rhe Vanity Of Earthly Pleasures
A large congregation is expected
at both services,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Attorney II. A, Mann, from
Brownsville, Tennessee, and by the
way-a brother Of our DR.. II. II, T.,
Mann, is here with the eXpecta-
ton of opening aud Office for prac'
tice, We have met the barrister
and find him congenlal, clever
gentleman, and we believe he would
do well in the law business here,
at least we hope so
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Glad to learn Of the success Of
the protracting meeting at Genoa,
Bro McKelvy informs us that in.
terest in the meeting IS growing
and that he expects great good as
the result of his labor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
Purely Vegetable

aud Ia the only blood remedy guaans
teed 10 contain not a particle Of mercury,
potash or other mlhctal, which mcaua
go much 10 all who know the disastrous
effects OF these drugs,
hooks Oh Cancer and blood Diseases
will be mailed free TO all who address
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ca,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Julius naldcrman, of the Maloney
Directory Company has paid us
several pleasant calls, aud tells us
hr has been promised qultea large
patronage for the city directory he
Intends printing Tor this city We
believe he means what he says aud
advise our business men 10 place an
Hd' between the covers Of thlt
much needed book II haa been
arycU years since our city has had
a directory and the one now In use
Is almost worthless ON account Of
the many changes which have take
cu place sinte II was delivered, Let
ua have q new directory 10y an
mcaua aud keep up with the grove
ing tunes lie will begin the cane
yass next week aud his prices are
reasonable for d book Of this kind,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Attorney j, F, Black left yester-
day afternoon to spend Sunday
with his better half, who Is visiting
relatives at Hope,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Joe Allen and wife left last night
via the Cotton Belt for Illinois, to
be absent a few weeks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Attorney W, II Arnold left Fri.
day for Eureka Springs, for a weeks
rest and recuperatlon
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
We Lead All

In soc, T6t, aud tlO0 Shirts
ln zoe, fOt, aud tlOO Underwear
ln tb,OO, ttOO aud $1,000 Suits
hlg SHARPE N ilRbwHh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Glad TO see Mr., j, w Fortune,
who was sick so long, able to be out
again, He was out at the Park
Friday for the first time
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

The popular Cosmopolitan and
Bene0eldarc doing the hotel busi-
ness Of the city Their proprietors
are very pleasant and polite to ALL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

See what our enterprising adver.
tisers have to offer in this mornings
paper
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

The reporter went into the mann.
moth store of O'Dwyer N Ahcru
Ias Is his custom on Saturday to
sec what change or addition to
their advertisement they wished
and nhking his buslucss known,
was invited upon lhecasMcrautOnd
lu hIt under the electric fan and
take a smobe init While seat.
ed on the edge Of the rail, the sens
iof proprietor said. ''lust tell 'em
la Che morNnp that you baw me-
and that our nrm Ia atUl Offering
prices that defy competition Ia an
lines OF dry goods" He added, "the
advertisement now running Is a
dream nr low prices of bargains of
fcrrd, and II Is fetching us business
aud you can run II another week
Here the senior passed the cigars
again 'Hit" aud we ilad our cigar
tase aud lett the cooling breeses Of
the electric fans which seemed a.
work trying 10 brush orl ny that
had taken up lodpInHou the lunlots
head tof d quiet nap
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Mrs s. @, johnson Of ST. Loms,
wife OF General Auditor Johnson,
of the Cotton Belt system, has
been visiting Mrs j, j, Kress the
naAl few dave.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

We regret to hear that Miss Iona
Fouke rs quite sick
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Manhood, d sermon for men, but
not Tor "men only" Everybody
welcome, AZ the CHAMBERLAIN Pres,
byterIan church today at II a. m
Preaching al s.3O y, IN, Christian
li0doayor hour changed from I to
7IBO n m w. u, pUtaroN
Pastor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Celery Phosphate, nerve
tonic, has all the proper
ties and flavor Of pure cell
cry Try II. Smith Drug
Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Services at First Baptist church
today At Il IA, m, and slb p N,
Sunday school at ODaO Subject,
morning ''fhy win be Done,
Evening "The Career Of Sampson
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

We need 10 have broad street
paved nobody will deny lhh TACT
Now, lot us all constitute ourselves
committee to agilate, and keep
agitatlng this natter until happy
realization follows.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
THE TEXARKANIAN
FG wO0TTEN. City Editor,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Go out to church today,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
Coco Tongue, for wheel
men 80 prevents fatigue
gives strength and endur-
anoe. SMITH DRUG co.

Mesrs George Webber Frank
aud Harry Fouke aud Harry llay-
don, latter Of Little Rock, returned
from a fishing Iauut on Red River
Friday, Did not learn aa to what
luck they had
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

And still the oeurfew ordinance
Ia yet unenaeled what is the
natter gentlemen ot the tIly
couuolli Remember the boys vi
our city need every possible pptet
iion thrown around them espetial=
~ at night, to beep them from go.
Ing utterly 10 the bad.
Capt boy Haywood had twenty.
four soldiers In line Friday night
The feGafkaua liIlias, aud he drill
ed them until after II o'clock on
broad street We learn the com.
pony viii no Into camps at Spring
Lake park shortly aud will drill
and get used 10 camp lie, pfepara
tory 70 going TO the Texas State
lEneampmeHt at San Antonio, We
do hope they will make q good drill
team, aud 20 to tho enoampmont
10 a dlolpllned manaeH aud bring
back prise with them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Joe Winter Is still handing out
Tickets to ~ purchasers Of goods to
achaucc for the fine Elmboll piano,
This gives you a chance for a $500
plano you will never have again,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Try Holly Wood Dairy Cream. If,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

s, Q, johnson General Auditor,
ami Frank Nay Chief Clerk, Of the
Cotton Belt at st, Louis, spent yes
terday In the city at the Cotton
Belt general Offices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27
& AHERN
~t444ss~44 ~44pe4~|4 a&~]44td

The warm weather here and everybody debating the question how
keep COOL your clothing too heavy and makes you feel uncomfortable
YOU must visit Summer weight Clothing department. and have
Summer Dress Goods Sammor Hats Sum9or Cloves Sum%er and
Summer Underwear While youstay will @ you OIL with electric fans
you refreshing drinks before leaving there anything further
shall take matter under advomont Regarding the prices Of
will say guarantee sell cheap Legitimate
the United We here and want confidence
patronage shall ndeay merit by fair and square business
methods
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-27

Mr. NJ, A. SkIdmore, of San Ans
tonic, Texas, will deliver a free
christian lecture at the West Side
city hall this afternoon at . o'clock.
Subjects Gods plan from Eden to
Eden Restored
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22
n1sAsrRo1rs CLoupBuRsT.

Grangevile. Idaho, May 22.-Partic-
ulars have reached here of disastrous
cloudburst that visited the valley Of
Salmon river carrying in its wake ruin
and desolation and laying waste to
one of the garden spots of Idaho coun-
ty. Fruit farms were destroyed and
the placermining industry along the
Salmon river and its tributaries suf-
fered severe losses because Of the car
rying away OF Damse's fumes. The
settlers were compelled to fee to the
hills for safety. Cattle in the ravines
and low lands were drowned and car
ried away by the flood into Salmon
river which soon became torrent.
The cloudburst covered territory
along the Salmon from several miles
above John Day Creek to White Bird
Creek, a distance Of Fl miles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22
CITY TOPICS.

The granting Of thirty days extern
sion of time to the sewer contractors
TO enable them to finish up the work
now under way, is matter that the
city administration is carefully cansid-
ering before forming conclusion. The
forfeit of 500 per day is certainly a
part of the contract, and could be en-
forced. The fact that only thirty days
extension is asked for, presents to our
citizens the fact that the great under
taking is about contaminated, and un-
der the contract in few months, after
thorough test, the sewers will be avail
able to the use Of the city. The ter
mination of the sewer work will throw
a large number Of laborers out OF en-
ployment, and unless some other public
enterprise is put on foot these men
must seek some other point. 1t Will
hardly do to have this army Of work.
men idle upon our streets. AS soon
as the sewers are turned over to the
city the work Of making connections
with buildings will give employment to
a number of men, but unless the time
is shortened by agreement the city will
not receive the sewers until next No
vember.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22
Price $500 q Year.
SILVER'S DOWNFALL.

Is Now At The Lowest Point for Years
With Chance of Going Lower.
New York. May 22.-The Journal this
morning says:
Silver bullion has just scld at sixty
cents per ounce, the lowest point it has
ever touched except for short time in
1894, when it sold at IS cents per ounce.
The steady decline in silver is at
tracing considerable attention "a
broad. Paris has been fairly flooded
with South American dollars. which
have been sold on this side for as low
as two francs, twenty-five confines
for the dollar. The price of silver in
the Indian bazaars has fallen to seven
ty-six rupees, the lowest on record.
The exchange between London and
Shanghai has also fall to almost the
lowest and even at the low rate China
does not absorb a large quantity of
silver.
Dating from the declaration by Jap
an of it's intention to abandon the use
of silver as its standard coin, and go
upon a gold basis, the price Of the
white metal is TA0OsOINOINOIN
white metal has been steadily declin-
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22
FAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

Ottawa, May 22.-Sir Richard Cart
wright announces that the contract en-
tereI into by the Dominion govern
ment with Peterson, TAFT & Co., of
New Castle, for a fast Atlantic line
of steamers to- run between Canada
and Great Britain has been approved
by the Imperial authorities. The ves-
sells are to be Of the very finest pat
tern and must make an average speed
of 20 knots. For this service the Do
minion government is to pay an an
nual subsidy Of 100000 and the I'M
perial government s25O,0O0. 1t is ex-
pected that the service will begin in
1895.