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The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
ltENARDlNG MANTLE.

1t is an open secret that Senator
Mantle, who has secretly allied him
self with the administrator wing Of
the republican party, is supplied
with money from Mark Hanna's cor
ruption fund with which to make his
fight for reelection to the senate.
There IS every indication that the
'barrel'' has already been tapped.
Hence the sudden ''ilep' Of the for
mer alleged silver republican organ
Of l'naverlcad county. 1t has seen
thc error O! its former ways and win
hcnccrorh aSSis; Mark l!nnHn in up
holding the '.natiolal hUn;}r. i'il-
Ion Examiner. dem. -..- Vs.
The Republic is certain .!lAt
the Examiner lied when it printed
he above: il is equally certain Hat
thc Examiner knew ii lied. Every
move Of Senator Mantle since his re-
turn from Washington rcfntcs the
base ruIsrhou,} Had not the senator
been sincere in his devotion 1n silver.
does anyone for 4 moment ilnagin"
that the state committee Of which he
is the head would have listened to
the proposal for the ccO:ltcmpOrancOus
meeting Of the silver republican co'>-
vcntion with that of the democrats,
with the understood idea Of Il com
bination OF forces in >ilvrr~ interest,
Il combination which the democrats, :,
the sclf-laudc0 sinccrrSt champions
Of silver have already knocked out in
their Unsuitable desire for he ''Wholc
hog in the matter OF Offices.
If the senator ever had even a dim
notion that the Montana democracy
could appreciate any sacrifice Of par
IS for i principle, such as he and Il
great many republicans all over the
west made in 1896. his mind ought
To be pretty we'll disabuscd now.
when nc realizes that the main effort
Of the democracy of the state he has
so faithfully served il, to lclittlc his
efforts and ilunugn lis honor-tllat a
| democrat may succocd to his place,
and Il 'dclnocratc victory" be again
recorded in this republican state.
Senator Manlle's fricnd, are not in
| the democratic party.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
LIGHT IS BREAKING.

That there is Il strong light break
iliy in on the silver republicans Of
this state is evidenced in many ways
to the close reader Of state exchanges.
Here is d specimen brick from, the
Livingston Enterprise, ol'cu stall
Wart republican paper, but for two
wears past 4 follower Of Bryan. Com
mcntiny Oh a recent phariSaical eX-
preston Of the Helena independent
the Enterprise very cnrtly remarks:
The Independent seeks to cXcul-
pate the Pennsylvania democrats in
their Reputation Of the Chicago
platform on the ground that it be-
came necessary to make Il campaign
purc!v on state issues to overthrow
the corrupt rule Of Senator Quay,
How would it do to ignore national
issues in Montana and overthrow the
y;.garics and Illegal conduct Of the
democrats and poplllsts by a cam
paign based solely upon state issues?
The query is pertinent, So per
tincnt that it has doubtless been
mentally asked by thousands Of silver
republicans, who, disyustcd with the
outcome of their honest efforts in
1896, now seek to repair the damage
then u0ue to the best interests of the
state, It is now plainly apparent
that the same game is going to be at
tempted this year, and that under
cover OF the banner Of "frcc silver
those Of the gang Who did not partic-
ipate in the division OF spois in '96
are to be taken care Of in 'HS. Silver
| republicans are to be given Charley
| Hartman as their share on the ground
that he is republican, a classitica-
ion which Mr.. Hartman rcscnts as
an insult. Perhaps there are enough
silver republicans 1sho can be nisleC
| BY such Il scheme to work out this
| plot, but we doubt it. AS Il matter
of fact there are few silver rcpubli.
cans who approve Of llartman's
course in the past year, or who Woult
turn their hands over 10 send hin
back to congress. Senator Mantlc't
ease is different. There is no differ.
ence OF opinion among republicans 0
any kind with regard to the dcsira
bilitv Of sending him back to succeed
himself. lie has won the respcc
and support Of all by his adherence
to republican principles and the
strong fight he made for the wool in
tercsts, which Hartman did not car,
enough about to vote for, and it is
pretty sure thing that Mr.. Mantl
would be quite as safe with tho sap
port Of Il united republican, party, Il
in the hands Of a heterogeneous mo
of dcmo-pops,~ individually clamor
Gus for spoils: :-Y cllowstonc Journal
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
Will Obey Mckinley.

Jacksonville, Fla, July 24.--Lieut.
Charles Fritot Of this city, who was
member Of Of the Cuban cXpcdi-
tion was met by Gomez. He had a
personal talk with the general, in
course Of which he said when asked
what he had to say to the American
people: II have only to say
that the only American who has
anything to say in the direction Of
matters is Mr.. Mckinley, and we
shall do whatever he says. / have
given instruction to I'LL my forces tC
cooperate with the Americans, to
whom we are indebted"
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
LINES WIPED OUT.
Mckinley Replies to the Resolutions Of
the Confederate Veterans,


Washington, July 23.- President
Mckinley has sent the following let
ter to General John B. Gordon; in re-
sponse to the resolutions adopted by
the Confederate Veterans associa-
tion in session at Atlanta, Ga:
':Hon. John b. Gordon, Commands
cr-in-Chicf, United Confederate Vet
Grams. Atlanta. Ga. Dear General
Gordon: Your recent telegram IN
behalf Of the United Confederate
Veterans was very welcome. aud
would have written to yon before in
acknowledgment except for the unus-
ual demands upon my time.
1.-The war las certainly served
one very useful purpose in com
p'ctc]y celebrating the sectional
lines drawn in the last one. The
response to tie natiou' ral to arms
has been equally spontaneous and pa
trictic in all parts Of the country
Veterans Of the gray, aS we'll as 81
the blue, are now fighting side by
side, winning equal honor and re.
nown Their brave deeds and t9at
uncuualcd triumphs Of our army ant
navy have received the gratitude o|
the people Of the United States.
'',Io have such Il hearty commend
alton Of Yourself and your colleagues
of the work Uf this administration
in The conduct Of the war and tho
pledge Of whatever support may be
needed TO help in bringing it to !;
successful completion is indeed most
gratifying: and ! thank you espec
tally for the frank and cordial express
sion Of the resolutions passed an(
forwarded to me-"
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
HO1ty TOity.

Selden in his 'sTable Talk writes:
I'm Queen Elizabeth's time gravity
and state were kept up. In King
James time things were pretty we'll.
But in King Charles time there has
been nothing but Frenchmore and
the cushion dance, omnium gather
um, folly polly, hottie cometojte.
This phrase in modern French is
haut CONNIE toit.
The late Dr. Brewer, in his "Dic-
tionary of Phrase and Fable" says:
"Tho most probable derivation I
know is this: What we call 'seesaw'
used to be called 'hoity toity,' hoity
being connected with holt Ito leap
up, our high, height, and toity
being 't'other hoit'-i. g., first one
side hoits, then the other side.' -
Notes and Queries.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
Japan an Ally.

Shanghai. July 25.A special dis
patch from Shanghai says the Japan
ese warsEips Woshino, Chen Yen,
ltsukullshima and Saiyn Yen have
been hastily dispatched to Saishco to
reinforce the Japanese squadron
there, making it the strongest in
these waters. IT las been ordered tC
cooperate With the British and
American admirals in the event OF
international complications. While
the dispatch does not explain the
matter, it is to be inferred the squad
ron is to in readiness for PHILIPPINE
operations.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
ss)Gniards Defeated.

Madrid, July -. 10 Il. m.-A tele-
gram from Havana reports THAT the
insurgents have attacked Giboa, on
the north coast Of the province Of
Santiago dc Cuba, and the garrison
after a severe fight evacuated the
place. Many OF the Insurgents wesc
killed.
The dispatch also reports that a
force Of Americans landed at Galaln-
alacoa (Tayabacoa) and invested Tun-
asdcscra and the warsllips slclled
GalamaIacua.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
lie Was nt the Battle.

Helena, July 20.--lIcnry Reinhart,
who left Fort Harrison with the fed
cral troops last spring, returned to-
day direct from Santiago dc Cuba.
lie participated III the hard fighting
OF July and ? and was wounded
He was sent to Fortress Monroe on a
hospital ship. Upon arriving there
his condition had improved, and it
was deemed safe to allow him to re-
turn to Helena. lie tells a very
vivid story Of the desperate lighting
on lei Caney hill. He is loud in hi:
praises Of the noble work Of the sur
geons and nurses Of the Red Cross
society.
The Chief Burgess Of Milesburg,
Pa, says DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
crs are the best pills lac ever used in
his family during forty years Of house
keeping. They cure constipation
Sick headache, and stomachc and liv.
cr troubles. Small in size but great
in results. j. d. Miser.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
The MiSsOnla Democrat Mc>Senge

Tile MissOnla Democrat Messenger
prints an interview with II. G. Stiff,
Il leading democrat Of Missoula
county, Oh the subject OF fusion with
silver republicans and populists this
year as Indicated by the action Of the
several state committees. Mr.. Stiff
says Of the proposed fusion that ''to
democrat who is such because Of
4 fixed belief in democratic prin-
ciples it is nauscatng in the highest
degree" He also believes that the
fusion Of two years ago in Montana
weakened the democratic party, and
thinks it would be bad policy for the
democrats this year to fuse with
either the populists or the ''so-callcd
silver Republicans. And SO it goes.
At least 80 out Of every 100 demo
Gratis in this state think that party
has a cinch on the offices this fall unl
is in favor Of shutting their allies
out and "hogging" the whole thing
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
:|!|l[|l[! [!|[|![[ |!
For
those who
want the best

the Bu'lingtons. St. Paul-Chicago
Limited.
Most costly. most beautiful, most
luxurious train ever placed in service
on any railroad west of Chicago.
Pronounced by Mr.. Pullman the.
'fincst train that ever stood on,
wheels"
Lighted by electricity. Heated by
steam. Compartment and Standard
Fsleepers,. butIet-snloking-library CAR,
chair cars, a-]a-carte diner.
No Extra Fares.
Leaves St. Paul Union Depot at,
sos p. M. daily-after arrival of trains
from Montana and the Pacific Coast.
Tickets at offices Of connecting lines.
II. +. RUGER, TIP. A., Helena. Montana
II. b. SEGUR, G. A., Billings, Mont.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

Sick headache, billiousness, consti-
patton and all liver and stomach
troubles can be quickly cured by u.s.
ing those famous little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They are pleasant to take and never
grippe. J. D. Miser.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27
ltc fuse SilNCr DOlluYS.

Washington, July 25--Major Snt1in
accompanied by three paymastcrsy
leaves New York tomorrow for Santi-
ago to pay Skaters army and then
proceed to Porto Rico to pay Miles
forces.
\ telegram has been received from
Shafter, requesting that gold and
paper be sent to Santiago, as the
tradcsmen refuse to accept American
silver dollars at par value and rate
them at so cents on the dollar.
Considerable Indignation is cx-
pressed that American money is dis
counted, and the suggestion has been
made to the secretary Of war that
any tradeSman who refuses to accept
United States money Of any kind at
100 cents Oh the dollar should be re-
moved from territory over which the
American flag floats. 1t is not known
That any orders will be sent to Shaft
er on the subject.
Thc supposition is that tho refusal
to accept silver dollars is the result
of long use Of silver in Mexico and
South American countries, which has
never passed for more than half its
| face value.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

Win your battles against disease
by acting promptly One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re-
suits. When taken carly it prevents
consumption. And in later stages it
furnishes prompt relief, J. d. Miser.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

Below is the standing Of the clubs
in the rational base ball league up to
Monday night:
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

.4Witn the successful conduct Of the
war, with wages being voluntarily
raised all over the conntrv and with
nearly every county in Montana re-
porting a big gain in its assessable
wealth, the democrats of this state
are having hard time hunting up a
winning issue for the coming fall
campaign,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

10 the Butte Inter Nountain
Don't you know when you have got
enough from the Montana demo-
cracy? They do not want you or any
silver republicans this year. They
have the sweled head, and it is as
much your mission as that Of the
rest of US to help reduce it.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

In view Of the approach Of the
time for selecting candidates for Of
tices, it would be well not to forget
that there arc enough competent
democrats in the state and county tC
fill all the offices, and enough demo.
Gratis to elect them.--Hclcna Indie
pendent, dem.
"FusiOn be damned - $40 hell
with fusion.' are the expressions
heard from the prominent democrats
Of this county anent the intimaLed
coalition Of democrats, popu!ists and
silver republicans at the three linked
convention to be held at Anaconda,
Sept. 2l.-Missoula Dcmocrut- Mes
senger, dem.
The democrats of Broadwater
county are happy among themselves.
They have decided to not undertake
the task Of tusing discordant and
belligercnt clements. They are sat
ished to try conclusions on their mcr-
its. and will express no regrets if de-
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

While some of the democratic pa
pcrS Of Montana are still claiming,
in the face Of the record made 10y
the cordial endorsement Of Clcve:
lands gold standard administration,
ti,atOthcir party has always been the
firm friend Of the white metal, it
might be well to refresh their mem
o1y upon another matter Of record
1t will be recalled that prior TO the
campaign which placed Grover C1cvc-
land in the presidential chair. u dem
ocratic congressional steering conn
mittcc under the leadership Of ScIa-
tor Faulkner Travelled up and down
the country, and in their Wanderings
visited Montana. The duty Of this
committee was to eliminate the sill
yer issue from the campaign and in
this work: they were emincntly sue
ccssllll. ~ an outcome ol this trip
democratic cluDs we're organized
which adopted the printed constitu-
ton supplied by the committee,
either openly dcnounclng free silver
coinage or ignoring the question
altogether. = Livingston Enterprise
rcp.l
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

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Since the meetings OF the state
central committees. who, Dv tile way.
have paved the way as much as pos
siblr for fusion Of the silver forces.
the fusion question is being pretty
generally discussed, and the discus
sion brings out the fActtllat the issue
has developed Il healthy opposition in
both the silver republican and dem
Ocratic ranks. and more especially
the latter. If the opposition contin-
ues to grow it will surely reach pro-
portions sufficient to swamp the tll-
sion idea by the time tile state con-
vclstions meet in September. In
county matters fusion will certainly
not meet with favor. There is nothing
to gain in such an alliance. and we
believe such Il move would prove Il
grave obstacle in the way Of securing
the best qualified men to serve in the
county Offices. There is little fear,
however. OF such a combinations, in
Ravalli county, ut least. Hamilton
Times. silver rep.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-07-27

feated on that issue. 1t is well that
they should draw the lines now and
prepare a policy that will be a rule
and guide for future events. The
campaign of 1900 will be marked
one, and one that the democrats
must prepare for by the close adher-
ence to party principles. Townsend
Star, dem.
Hryanites Of high and low degree
declare that the famincs in foreign
lands and the Letter merchandising,
not republican policy. caused the adj
vance in wheat, but they say nNtIiin4
as to what caused lie ahv;,!cc' in
wool, Head. copper ana silver. 1lle
ralI>;c of these advances. 50 welcome
to MnMtunn. Is 80 t,DViOil>; to all that
| I'rvAnisn believes tile less said about
I it. he better: for 10 mention such
rall;c is to vindi;'utr republicans m
and the resulting prosperity. to Wll;ctl
AL papers Of Whatever politics daily
testify if they prin! I ne news, --'icl,
cna Herald. rep.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

diugi osss pos.ukiwanis ME odniosiy
aadnego skutku / juA ssraoono ma
dsisje wykryoia sprytoej siod.ieiki
gdy niespodzisnie poliojs otrsymaas
donissisnie, IL s~pelniona " wsgonis
krad,isa Jest dsiessm I~nansj sza]kl
1ioi.iej6w kolejowyoh, M c.els kto
rel snsjdujs sic p,pecjslisOi" -
Milman ! spoaks. Ro.poO.sto po
szukiwania. kt6rs odoiosay poaads-
ny skutek. Trzech rep,essntant6~
oPsrujaoej ma kolei szsjki rsssimisss
k6~ osadzono jut " wiesieniu. P.
Ramszyoki pisnisdrs s~ojs prawis
oalosci odsbrsi. -. S.O.eg6&y to
Podsje nKijswlsnin".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

Eraes"o Geese sekresarzy Sr,ss ssssG-
sso'cych ma s'cyczaj ,cysyfani~ pisnss-
ssy "a sostepne, odznaki G. .. cd TO
sv'A cslonkdo prey ,cyseSaniu aplika-
-. Jesao zacyczD niepraktycsny.
S.1dc grupa s,oiqzkotca (dop6kt ~
'os"do'canq me JEST ma kredyt % 5,,,
re Rsadn Centralnego. Wo5ee tea
'ek-eta-se z optatq ,cstspnego "a ao,cyes
'zfonko~ pooinni sac ,~cstrsymae Dc
9aty, dop6ki ME osrzymajq racAunxu
"a sekretarza jeneralncgo. My o rs
rem ne zapomniemy, przy ,c~ypisysse.
na cy~r~'Htdrzd - O 20 o6ascv niems
1dy ras sekretarz otrzyma cd mas Cur.
:'Isa-s "a -ach~nkiem) ! gdy ne pro
coma, &c -achunek ten ACADIA sic q jsoo
ss'azham,, po,oinien przessae ma recs
>a'yern 10. ". p. lyle, lie ten -aeh.-
EEK "ykasnje - ami mniej, AMI ,ciece;.
@d, sopro'cadzimy ten porzqdek
=; sd'csze, miejsca mice ME 6eda 60
7ozorne n,edokfadnoSci. kt6re .oielu
'ekresdrsonn grup spat ME poxsoalqjq,
: nam przes 90 oszczedzici. pono,oie
.ne!, czdsu. - SEKR. JKNKRALsr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
y ZIEMI

- Ruch przedwybOrczy " "a
borre pruskim rozpoozsi sic ma do.
bre. Wssedrie odbywsjs sic zebra
mia. w PrusacbZat bodnioh sskrsst.
nisto sic gorliwis okoso wyborow,
rychlej nswst, MIA " Pozns6skiem
Odbyfy sic tel jus W roaoyoh miej.
scowosOisch ssbranis. o prsykrsm
z~sjSciu donosrs Wsbrrezns. Ns
sebranis tsmtejsre przybyi tskas
Kulerski, redsksor .Gssety Cru.
dsisdskisj", ! oho,si ssbiera6 gsos v
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

-sas.: s.S 8 s@s1.se-a Z.y&S,sA.s nSs D
.~syntgs -sg~.orr.s .Z;Oay"s PO%St
..'e. - len ~Ggycsr.:1ss ss.0.SSor,,s
>ek-. Jsne-ai-sgU, . ne ReGakScra-
.t6ry : 1dresar1s OG3:o-c54s o-oa-s.
''o'azko,cs9o atc Ssp6l-e1o --cs-G- H.
'"artaddmfdjac c gevw- -.ciszs or eGs
rszystkleD. podat rllor acres GoA.GS
~. o6ok da,onsgO. Ts-as as,eje s.s
'uk, &c, je2eh kto sESoGy" -sse osrsy
".ye -eguta-n:e. .;.oG4G "a xiasc.-cs
-as z~,oymystat n:s poGGt 49, uoe:s
=a-ess-l Sk-@seE gass; 5s!s sZsoS; I"
'.s ~n--2;:s.sa- SSss, yaslsEAXs1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

Sehretarze grup PREY rapors&ch nass
siecznych porinni koniecznie zaSqcsaS
karty podr6zne, ma mocy kt6rycA przy-
mug cztonkoo 2 innych grap. Prss
odsuspendoOdniu cStonk6c, sekretdrs
grupy potoinien zd,osze zaznaczaeprSes
jdk 0ug' czds czeonek 6yS suspendos
.cdnyDs - SRKRrrARz JKNaRALnY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

aazdy handydat nowowstepuJacy 90
.w'azku. 1eAeli juz kiedys do naszej orga-
MACY n~alezaf, %powinien W swej aplikacyt
~yraznie to ~zaznaczyc, podsjac numer CRU
oy. ktore1 byf c~zionkiem, oraz date, kiedy z
zropv systapif.- SEKRKrARz J~KNKRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20

xazda korespondencya, ka1da ~nosask1.
r,rzeznaczona do ,Zgody", powinna byd
p-zysyf'na wprost ma rece Redaktora- W
sprawie ogioszeh, ksiasek kwitowych, I ~
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, mo
sic sic nalezy zawsze z SekretarZeD Q
salnym SKKRErARz IENKRALrM
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20


k6d " miuisterjum sksrbu.
Bukiet r6z. w wagonie z
klasy poOiagu dassOsgo . Warssawy
do Wins, siedsisiy trry osoby: p.
Rumssyoki Warsrawy, bras dwis
danny, jadsoe Z Bsrlina do Grodna.
Mad wiscrorsm wagon opustos.ai 1
opr6cs tych tr jgs pasate:ow, niko
60 wisoej ME byio. Ma jsdnej re
ssacyj wsiadia jsdns dana, ktorej
twar. zakrywai gesty, Osaroy woal
W reku trsymaia duty bukiss pr.s
iliosnych rot. Zsjswsry miejsos
obok r. Rumssyokisgo, jakby ME.
nsumysloie upusoiis bukist, tax, ae
rote sic ros'ypaiy. Rumssyoki pc
sPiessyi podnissc bukist ! podai 60
dsmis. Wtedy ia ostatnia, drisku.
jso, ofiarowaia mo try roae, poo.em
Podsis kaadsj zdwocb jadscych
dam 20 kilka r6,. Wssysoy dsie
kujso ~upr.ejmis DAME, pr,yjeli
kwiaty. ssohwycsjso sic lob swistos.
cia ! zapsobsr.. Wkrotoe " va
gooie, Z ~wyjstkiem sakws6onsj ds
my wszyscy posneli.. -. Wtedy ME-
rnsjoms rozpoossis scisae poszuki
wanna. kieszeni ~obeonycb, q na
srsfiwssy " zassJ tel kiesrsni p. Rum
sIyokisgo ns gruby por,fsl - "
Okla mgoieniu wyoie,s kiesseh os's".
Gdy uspisni " wsgonie pssaaert vie
~prrebudsjli sic - zskwefionsj da-
N.Y.. jut ME byio. Ma najblia
sssj stscji p. Rumssycki doniosi
~tsndsrmerji o cstym wypsdku 1 "a
RAJ wysssoo ma wssystkis ssrony to
legrsmy, possukujsos sprswoy krs
dsiefy portfsls, " kt6rym snsjdowa-
10 sic $4,000 rubli gosowisos. Prses
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28
HARsoR NOTES.
Items of Interest ri cked Up Along the
Water Front.

Dredge No. has finished work in the
back bay, the contract having been carried
out and the requisite depth of water at
low tide obtained. The dredge is now
digging near the old dry dock.
Steamer Hermann Reessing arrived yes
terday with 1900 llvess Holsters for N. f..
Trefethen The Eva & Mildred brought
1000.
The fishing schooner Maud S., OF
Harpswell, arrived yesterday forenoon
with 5000 pounds of mixed fish. She
was out in Wednesday nights blow and
had very rough time of it. Her main
mast was split like paper and the main
boom carried away.
Cars of export grain are being received
at the Grand Trunk at the rate of about
so a day and the elevator will not have
to stop for lack of material.
During Wednesday night the tow boat
Monitor collided with the jibboom OF a
vessel lying at anchor in the harbor and
the pilot house of the tug WAS smashed in
quite badly, breaking out several of the
glass windows and crushing the wood
work.