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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
WIN ne q Great Event.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April s1.-The
Commercial club is making great
preparations for the annual meeting
Of the south and west grain and trade
congress, which convenes in this city
May and 8. Some of the most
prominent men in the country have
been invited and are expected to at
tend. Among them are ex-United
States Senator Patrick Walsh, of Geor-
gia; Gov. Leedy, of Kansas; Senator
Morgan, of Alabama, and Ferd w.
Peck, of Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
ILLINoIs Nan InTPUaNEp.
State Grain Inspector Dwight Andrews Sal
to BE $4,000 Short.

State Grain Inspector Dwight Andrews Said
to BE $4,000 Short.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-As the result of
the charges brought against ex-Grain
Inspector Dwight w. Andrews, who
was appointed by Gov Altgeld and
who is now the chairman of the dem
ocratic state committee, the in
vestigating committee of the legisla-
ture investigated the affairs of the
state grain inspectors Office yesterday.
1t is said that names were forged to
the pay roll and that at least one man
worked for a private firm Of which
Andrews was a member and drew his
pay from the state. 1t is said that
there is a shortage of s45, 900 in his ac-
counts
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
A LEVEE BREAKS.
The One on a Plantation in Promised
Land, Miss, Gives Way,
SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS
LabOrers, Merchants and Others Camping
Near Weak spots-nlInOIs Bottom
Lands Flooded-The Missouri
River Falling.

JACKSON, Miss, April 91.-A dispatch
from Greenville says the levse or
Promise Land plantation at Shipland
lssaquena county, broke this morning
1t was 10 feet high and back water
was already against it. 1t is esti,
mated that $4,000 people are in need in
the flooded region of north Louisiana
and Vicksburg is crowded with refu
gees, who are very quiet. The river is
falling as far as Viclssburg, but branch
streams are at food height and the
worst is by no means over At Bayou
Videl, in the lower portion of Madison
parish, the water from the Biggs
crevasse caught the people unprepared
and unaware of danger. Word was
sent out from that locality requesting
that boats be sent there at once, as
the people were drowning. How
many were actually drowned is un-
known, but Thomas Blackman, his
wife and infant are known to have
persisted
The situation at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April c1.-The river
began to fall here yesterday and it is
believed that the crest of the food
wave came on o fair day, found the
people prepared and passed on. Plant
ers and farmers, laborers and mer-
chants have abandoned everything
else and are camping on the weak
spots, watching them closely and hold
ing them against weight Of mass OF
water which is almost inconceivable.
More material Is going out now than
ever before and miles of new work OF
box levees, Of piles Of filed sacks and
earth have sprung up in every section.
Railroads are carrying men and ma
terial free and no money has been
spared by the levee board or the people.
Illinois Bottom Lands Flooded.
QUINCY, Ill, April 91.-The Missis-
sippi river here is steadily rising. The
steamer Harry Hook rescued six fami-
lies whose homes In the Bbttoms north
of the city were surrounded by water.
At Warsaw, Ill, the Mississippi has
passed the is foot mark and people are
now leaving portions of the district
protected by the levees. At Keiths-
burg, Ill, the river is now at Its high
est point for years.
The Missouri River Falling.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 21.-The
present indications are that the Mis-
souri, river at Kansas City will continue
to fall the remainder of this week.
1t will possibly go below the danger
line by Sunday night as the northern
waters tributary to the Missouri are
doing nothing to cause alarm. Reports
received this noon show gradual fall
at Plattsmouth, Omaha, and at st.
Joseph since yesterday noon.
North Dakota Asks for Aid.
WASHINGTON, April 81. - Senator
sent to Secretary Alger
yesterday telegram from Pembina, N.
d., saying: "The storm of Sunday in
connection with the food has left over
200 people destitute along Red river in
this county. Aid is needed at once.
Can anything be done? Local commit
Tee is unable to render sufficient aid"
Prompt relief was ordered.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
Kansas MAY Ala India.

WELLINGTON, Kan, April 21.-A move
ment is on foot to send car load of
Sumner county corn to the starving
millions of India. The movement is
championed by Rev. o. L. Smith and
Rev. L. A. Hoyt, as representatives of
the Ministers union, which is the origi-
nator of the scheme. 1t is meeting
with general approval of the people
and the railroads.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
Party Llnes Not Drawn.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Municipal cleo
tions were held throughout Illinois
yesterday. Reports received indicate
that party lines were not sharply
drawn. Streator, Centralia, Pontiac,
bloomington, Joliet, Decatur and Lee
mont elected republican mayors, and
in Freeport, Kankakee, Litchfield,
Jacksonville and Peoria the democratic
mayoralty ticket was victorious.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
KIlled on ana RnIlrnnd Trnck.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 81. w. j.
Foster, of Mayes, Kan, was struck by
a Santa Fe railway train one mile west
of Turner and instantly killed. He
was walking along the track and APP
parently did not hear the train which
came laundering along behind him, or
was too drunk to comprehend his dan
ger. The engine struck him in the
back and the force of the fall against
the boiler head fractured his skull.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
LEAvENwoRTH POPULIsrs SORE.
Protests Against Democratic Control Of the
Police Made to Ieedy

Protests Against Democratic Control Of the
Police Made to Leedy.
TOPEKA, Kan, April 21.-The popu-
lists of Leavenworth have rebelled
against the rule of the democratic
police commission of that city and are
calling upon the governor to put popu-
lists in control. Yesterday the gov
ernor received a letter of three large
pages Of typewriter matter in which
were set forth the grievances of the
populists, the chief one being that the
two democrats of the commission,
ignoring the protests of the one popu-
list member, were giving the best
places and more Of them 70 democrats.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22

The Ryan hotel at Pratt, Kan, was
burned early Wednesday morning.. No
insurance on building or furniture.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
Oklahoma Onicials RecommIssloned.

GUTHRIE, Ok, April 21.-Gov. Rem
frow, was yesterday prevailed upon to
recommission all his territorial ap-
pointees for two years. lie had once
announced that he would not do this,
but would leave the incoming govern
or free to surround himself with men
of his own party at once. The repub-
licans will now have to remove them
in the courts.
The president on the 2lst nominated
Charles II. Smith to be surveyor OF
customs at St Louis
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
KANsAs YETERANs MEEr.

The Department q. A. II. and Kindred
Orders In Session at Chanute.
CHANUTE, Kan, April 91.-Thousands
of old soldiers, Sons of Veterans and
members Of the women's organizations
are gathered here for the annual en-
campment of the Kansas G. A. R., w.
r. c., aud Sons of Veterans A recep-
ton was rendered to the visit
ors last evening This morning
the first business session was
held and reports presented. That of
Adjutant-General Niles shows $50
posts, with 14,OO4 members, decrease
of s77 during the year-267 from deaths
and 525 from suspensions. One post dis
banded and four new ones were organ
lied. The department has s3,7s9 in
cash on hand. Commander Whitney
recommended various changes of in
terest to the order
The Ryan hotel at Pratt, Kan, was
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22

Beginning on Monday, May II, and
continuing until Saturday, May %, in
elusive. the annual shooting tourna-
ment of the Missouri State Fish &
Game Protective association will be
held in Kansas City at Washington
park shooting grounds
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22
Two Deaths In a Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, April 91.-John McCleast
and John Coyne were killed and three
dwellings partially destroyed by fire
which broke out early this morning in
building at 1925 Ashland avenue.
The flames spread so rapidly that many
of the occupants were forced to jump
from the windows, while others were
taken down ladders.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-22

Of groceries opened in our store, we And the
articles up to the required standard. This is
the result or buying reliable goods nom reli'
able houses.
Our stock consists OF the cream Of the mar
kets, fresh and pure, and our aim is TO have IL
in this condition all the time.
AHA LInIInE nnnne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

General Manager j. H. Hin OF the Gal.
weston. Houston and Henderson railway,
was In tho city yesterday.
Captain @. A. Qunlan, vice president and
general manager of the Houston and Texas
Central. rs Ia North Texas on business,
II. y. Bujac Of the general fralght Office
OF tho Houston and Texas Cenral, left
last niht to spend his vacation In Mexico.
Joseph ", Johnston, relief agent for tho
Houston and Texas Central railway Is In
the city from n business trip VI the road
Travelling Passenger Agent Barney IA.
gan OF tho Baltimore Southwestern, Is ia
the city looking after summer resort busi-
ness.
Assistant General Freight Agent ". II.
Groseclose of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway, Is on u business trip 10 Gal
weston.
Col j. C, Andrews, southwestern pas
senger agent OF the Southern railway, haa
returned from visit through the republic
of Mexico.
A circular issued by the Tcxarkana and
Fort Smith railway announces tho APP
polntment of Rush II, Barnes as general
passenger agent Of the line.
MIR G. w. Updike Is temporarily assist
ing City Ticket AGENT George H. Hunter
of the International aud Great Northern
railway until a successor rs appointed to
MIR. Pinm. recently resigned.
Mr. l.. j. Parks. assistant general pas
scnger agent of the SoIthelD Pacific sys-
tenn, has received from the government Of
flee at Washington, beautiful topographic
maps OF every State in the Union.
Mcssrs I. w House and NJ. T. Jones. re-
ceivers OF the Galveston, La Porte and
Houston railway have Issued i circular
advising the appointment OF Mr. c. W,
Nj. .t.at., 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02
JASPER SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ORGANIZATION of the Company COM
nIcIcI hH- I.IccIimE. OIlccrs.

ornnnjzutinm of the Company Conn
plctcd hy EIcctinE Officers.
JASPER. Texas. May 30. The orsshiHa-
tion of the Jasper Southern Railway was
completed Friday night by the election oil
the following officers. President. W. j. b.
Adams of Jasper; vice president b A.
Fletcher OF Beaumont; secretary l. r.
Scarborough. treasurer, E. a. Scale OF
Jasper. ,,-,
seven of the nine members OF the hoaru
of directors are citizens and business men
of Jasper. ,o,-
W. ". Blake was appointed chief ensi-
nacr Il. L. Keile superintendent.
While a great deal of preliminary sur
veying has already been done, Judge slaHe
with a full corps of workmen starts oui ~
the morning locating the road, Not less
than fifty hands will start cutting me
right of way just az fast as the road Is 10,
Gated. II is expected that connection wiz
be made with Gulf, Beaumont and hansas
CITY aud the road running by oc'op'r !.
Thus the nervy little town Of Jasper a'er
years of waiting has taken the nun ny
the horns" and is doing what IT might iaNo
done years ago.
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Special Authority.

Austin. Texas. May Si.-In approval Of
Joint application Of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railway. Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway. tho Texas
Mexican railway and the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway companies. submit
ted tudor No 70 OF the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Hallway company, author
ity has been granted by the commission
for the adoption OF the following rates,
in cents per 100 pounds, for the transport
taticn Of ore, bullion, matte and concen-
trates. in car loads. minimum weight "a, :
00o pounds per ear. from all points named
below TO Galvoston;
on low grade ore, including tin Gre, value
not exceeding 500 per ton, from Laredo
and Eagle Pass 20 cents. from El Paso 50
ceuts.
On lead bullion value not exceeding 500
per ton from Laredo and Eagle Pass 40
cents, from I'll Paso 80 cents.
On lead bullion. VALUE not exceeding $500
per ton. from Laredo and Eagle Pass go
cents from I'll paso 6b cents.
On ore and concentrates, value over 500
but not exceeding $500 per ton, from La
redo and Eagle Pass 10 cents. from III
Paso 30 cents
ON copper matte. bar or black copper
value not exceeding $500 per ton. from La
redo aud Eagle Pass Go cents. from El
Paso 65 cents
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Mr.. PARKS HAS RETURNED.
nc Talks Freely of Improvements at
Sabine Pass.
PORT laVACA TO Be A RESORT,
n Circular From the snnt, E.--r,..,
central VIII Run Special.
Notes nnd Personals.
ORf laVACA TO BE A RESORT.

Mr. l.. j. Parks. assistant general mas
senger agent of the Southern uacitic rail-
way, has returned after an absence of ton
DAYS, during which time he visited points
On the New York, Texas aud Mexicln, tho
CUFF Western Texas and Pacific. and IN,
sabine and East Texas lines all branches
OF the great system Of which he is mn i'm.
portant officer. When seen by the railroad
eoitor OF The Post yesterday. Mr. Parks
hau this 10 say:
visited Sabine Pass, where saw the
aredgehoats at work The Sabine Pass
ioWhsite company is doing effective work
on the plans adopted by thcm some time
ago. The foundation for the hotel has been
iaiu ana work is being pushed rapidly Two
small whaves have just been completed
and the slip pier. 200 feet long is Just be
ing eompletodt Work is being common ced
on another pior which. when finished will
De l4Ou feet in length. The tracks OF the
railway have been extended three miles
from the old townste TO the new site.
while there saw a number OF vessels In
port loading FOR lumber for foreign coun-
Tries and the scene of activity presented
Is remarkable for this season OF the year.
II is strange fact. but nevertheless true,
at this season exceed those at the port or
Galveston. This is on account OF the lum-
Der trade The water is now at a depth
of twenty four feet. and preparations are
being made to resume work on the jettt2s
for which the government has authorized
an appropriation of over sl0On,oQ0. This
work is TO be commenced within the ueXt
sixty days. There has been no jctty work
during the past twelve months hut yet tho
w f La Cd Mt In of,
tyfour feat during that time the depth
being uniform, there being no shoaling.
The Port Arthur company dredge, which
began digging channel through the 'nain
land UP to raylor's bayou, Is at work. in
close proximity to the Southern Pacific
track-in fact. the pipe line which conveys
the overflow of mud and water from the
dredge is thrown ecross the tracks Of the
Southern Pacific and Is disconnected TO al
low trains to pass. This dreige has made
Roadway of about three lengths OF the
boat since 1t started, few weeks ago.
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Atcnirnn-TnpeI.m circular.

Tho following circular, issued by the AT
Gibson. Topeka and Santa fe SYSTEM us.
,.,n sant ia employees along the line ana
some OF them do not like 1t, but 'heie ap-
pears 10 be nothing in 1t OF impoF'ah'e'
other than to ask all persons IN 'he ep'p'"'
M the road TO give value received ior 'h'
salary paid them; NJ,
The Atohison, Topeka and santa re huii-
vov system (Atcblson, Topeka and SANTA
Va hallway, Gulf Colorado ana SAh'a
railway. southern California Railway ~"
Mexico and Arizona Railroad souoi" ha'i-
,yay Company Limited, Othee VI Wv
dent Chicago, May /, 1897 As 10 poIs ,s',I.,
interests of officers or employees III ti,'a
matters. or In investments a'o"s Ill en-
mn entire working time OF an elh
ntn,,.s Ia pald for by the company a,.a
must he devoted TO its interests ~ On
or or empioye VIII be perlhi'te| :"
,,aga in oiher business occupying NM r.
NJ his lime, or requiring his a t'en''o"'
without the express sanction OF 'he """'
signed in writing .... hat NJ .
3 II N also manifestN inpIop or In
scsrs mr. employcs having charge OF OF ~
fiuenctne the making Of rates, me pu.
chasinp or ordering Of material W w,
,,ts,,.,hution of equipment should nav o.,
49,, Investments or interests whlcn hia'
=, any manner affect the absolute no"pa .t
W., ~ ', Win which all patrons of the rea na
must be treated. or which may u not
rust 10 IS suspicon that such neuualiy Is n nv"
r pssor ~ No employe is Justified " &C.
ousv, a position in which his lrnsp,
interests may conflict with ms ''n'
duty ,tov..s must in
3. II Is realized that enpioyss LIN" MAT In
90, ,heir savings somewhere. ann MAJ, -
ren n,ge along the lines OF the COMPANY
s san Of their knowledge and oon'inen, eb
hseau.e " not desired to discourage saen
,unaui ment except on the par, o. tho nor.
msntioued In paragraph two ana ~ y, s bv
where such investment may pc aneN''s
u cir official action. ,.,Ax having
,.hii.ations or Investments OF Tue Sps'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Galveston. Texas. June mir, D. J.
Price. assistant general passenger agent
OF the International and Great Northern
railroad. was in the city today. He said
the passenger men Of the State exceedingly
regret that 1T is possible that the Beach
hotel may not be- opened for The summer
season, and that thoy hope matters can te
so arranged that II will be able 10 do busi-
ness at the old stand.
Mr. C. r. Fegau. otherwise known Gs
Barney" travelling passenger agent oil We
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. with
Headquarters at Dallas. was among tho VS.
iors today
Mir. c. M. Hggison. assistant 10 lrcsi-
dent Ripley OF the Atchison. Topeka md
Santa Fe. was here today. and went Ash
ing. leaving for Chicago tonight,
Commencing this evening there VIII be
regular sleeper service from Galveston
to Denver via Houston and the iionaion
ana Texas Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

On account OF the great Galveston and
Houston ball game In this city next Sun
day the Houston and Texas Central rail-
way Will run special train from Calvert
to this city. A large crowd is expected
here from Galveston and reports front
points on che Houston and TEXAS Central
are that large number will come TO see
the rival teams contest for the last game
of series. There may he some who de
sire to so through to Galveston aud for
that reason the trains will run 10 the
island City. The following is the schedule
anu rate for round trip tickets from NIL
points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

The Houston md Texas Central railway
has issued a circular extending the dates
on which tickets can be sold to Nashville,
Tenn. on account OF tic reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans and the meet
ing OF the Tennessee Association 81 '"eSas.
Tickets will be sold June 10, iG II ana is
in addition to ~. 20 aud Il. as previously
announced The rate for points on the line
between Houston and Dallas VIII be Si5,b0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Attached to the afternoon Gult Colorado
and Santa Fee irain yesterday afternoon was
private car No. ZIG. travelling in which
were c. NJ. Higginson, assist aat 10 the
president and W. Il. Hodges, general pur-
chasing agent or the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fc. botA OF Chicago They re-
main1d In the city during the afternoon,
ard went North last night. They are maxi
ing a tour Of the cnmpany's property in
Texas AMI came 10 Houston from Calves
ton, where they We're Monday.
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The ATES $3.50 AND saoo
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

+. Hungerford. Kansas CITY; Mrs. S. s.
Muler Miss Pearl Darley, Lamnasas: j.
|c, Wright, Chicago; John Murphy and
Wife Lake Charles: w. l.. Black. San
Antonio; IT, II. Bissell, Erie. Pa James
R. Ahsns, 81. Louis: Joan j. Foley, Hous-
N. +. j. Dodge, Kansas CITY: Harry 4.
inips, New Orleans, G.. "A. Mallam Beau
Font; X. VI. Williamson. Galveston: Il.
Ponds. New Orleans; Ed n. Narrell
Mihs. J. y, liodson, j. II. Hal. Calves
M Mrs.. u. j., Tamberman. Little Rock
D Stake, L3mpasAs. II. Dovey. Chi
%E; 7; Farnsworth. d. H. Heaton. Mrs.
y y. Heaton, Master IL. Heaton Cuero
A Al WaGhouse, Now Orleans: q. H. Van
GaNhsan Antonio: L $. Marmion. II. /.
asWr Victoria, Y. s Bowman. Bos-
TENS ~. Allen. Texas: II. Brown. city.
=, lazarus, city. J. II. Tongue. Dallas:
W ,aTss Bsaumont and wife. Victoria j. r,
a;ssardon, Mss Ntla Tipto. Miss Lallev
p sslSs, Texas; Mrs Geo, Zensetter, Grand
p rarsis, W. NJ. C,qhh, Smithvile: Harry u.
o6oefauharson Chicago; Mrs. A. Augusta
caldwell Mrs. r. Hyatt ami daughters
c a. aA,,9nio; Lore Tine Tuams. Marshall:
S SS,se Hood, Wharton: r. W. Hall. New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

The Houston and Texas Central railroad
has just received IL shipment Of fifty new
handcars, OF the Kalamazoo bali-boaring
pattern, for use on the main line. Hslf OF
the shipment viii be distributed W the
north division and half on the southern.
These cars can be propelled al rate of
speed of twenty miles an hour and are
much easier on the men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

acter herein described. and which can not
be disposed OF except at sacrifice, will
report the same TO the general manager OF
me road ON which they are employed, for
MS information aud consideration. and the
latter will forward the same to the un-
dersigned. With his Recommendation In the
PREMISES. E. +. Ripley,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02
DYING or nypnornonIA.
Awful Death Struggles of "a Young
Mnu.

Buffalo. Texas. May 3i.-Jamse Meredith.
young man lying at brewer, eighteen
miles northeast Of this place. was bitten on
the hand By dog few days ago while
trying 10 separate the dog and "a cat that
were fighting. and very liiile attention was
Paid "a 4, nntil the n'nth day, when the
young MAJ WIS t5ken Violently III and
Mas seised wiih consulsione.
tho physicians say he has every symptom
Of hydrophobia and his chances Tor recovery
are doubtful
1t is necessary to keep him tied In bed
all the time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02
rlIr snIrr1Nn orrLooK.

Tho outlook Is tlFat less shlIn will load
under charter at Galveston during tho conn
Ing grain and cotton eeasone than ever
bcforc. and tllsit a oogroSyondingiy greater
number VIII ioad ut berth: abat is 10 say,
tho steamship owners win send iiher ships
cargoea on favorable rates. ipsteal Of seud-
INK tho ehlns iiern under charter at u fixed
rabe. letting thc local chartcrer make such
profit ~ he oan II business Is lively a.
stand tho loss II business Is light.
This Is an Indication OF big business
aud the steamship people are feeling prvtty
good over IL. The lines that Will havs
regular service to this port arc the NORTH
German Lloyd. the Hamburg American.
the Harrison. tho West Indla Pacific, Fow-
ier A. McvHie's Mancitneter Hue. aud thu
Elder Demg@bor line. The latter, " Ia said,
Will pui some Of their ships now In tbs
Montreal seryiea on Ito this port next fall
and winter ~ the cattle business continues,
Quite nunbrr OF contracts have bean
nude for impprt business. and II II axaured
that tho liners Will do we'll on their west
bound froighia. AID tho immigration busi-
n.<S blds FUR 10 tnnrriSe. Wheat Will b.
Gin to move for export the latter part 1t
this month. and can bo cared fOrNIth the
present elevator facilities until eipe wharf
cornDany's new ELEVATOR and that OF the
Tcras Star flour mills are coInpictcd There
haye been material additions 10 the ter
nAlal facilities during the past few months,
and the congestion which occurred In the
grain movement last season wall 9buhleso
be avoided.