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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-24
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Whcelins's
Progressive NeiEhbOr.

I
John Herbert, the Main street saloon
Ist dropped dead yesterday morning
| about noon. He was on his way home
1 from burlington and was walking along
! the pike when he exclaimed to his COM
panIon, Thomas Lloyd, that he felt Ill
and almost at the same moment drop
ned TO the ground, and In n few min
I,tes was dead. ApopleSy is given as
| the cause Of death. Deceased was forty
years Of age. The remains viii be ship
ped to Wilkesbarre, Pa, this morning.
for, interment.
Elmer Gordon, Of Bridgeport. brake
man on the Terminal railroad. had his
left forearm badly injured while coup
| ling freight cars at the Junction yester-
day morning. His arm was caught be-
tween the bumpers and the coupling pin
was forced between the two bones In
the forearm, badly lacerating the
same, but fortunately breaking no
bones. The accident Will lay him up FOR
some time, however.
The Epworth League Of the NJ p.
church met last evening ut the home OF
Miss Bessie Burns, on Zane street. An
excellent literary and musical pro-
gTamme was rendered.
The Carroll Comedy Company opened
last evening to large house. which
thoroughly enjoyed THE Gamblers
Wife" They Will present this evening,
"For Million"
w. II. Helfenbine very pleasantly en-
tertuIned number Of his gentlemen
friends last evening at his home on
Jefferson street, in honor of his thirty
first birthday,
The funeral Of Mrs. Arilla Collins will
take place at II o'clock this morning,
from her late home TN Portland. In
ternent at Warrenton cemetery.
The class Of ~ OF the high school will
meet this evening ut the home Of Miss
Grace LeSeur, on Third street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gatbraith, Of
SmithGeldy are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. ong. on Broadway.
The Belmont County Medical Society
met at BellaIra Thursday afternoon, at
the First Presbyterian church.
Capt. L. w. and Miss Ella Inglebright
left yesterday for Toledo, to visit for u
month.
Miss Minnie Morton left yesterday
for Parkersburg to VISIT for a week.
]. Il. Kirtz left last evening for New
York. to purchase his holiday stock.
viii link. Of steubenvlllc. was call
ing on friends in town yesterday.
Clarence Freeman, of Tlmn. Ohio, was
business caller here yesterday.
Mrs Charles Geister. OF Mlngo, is
visiting friends or Broadway.
F, II. EEek has returned from bust
ness trip through Indiana.
Mrs. Margaret GrIer is visiting rela-
tiVes in MoundgVillC
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The attraction which is to appear at
the Opera House Friday October 9th
next, is one of the best on the road this
season and should draw an immense
audience. Miss Marie Lamour. the star
Of the company. has a world Of expert
ence as n member OF Augustln Days
company in New York for number
OF years, and her success, therefore,
at the head OF her own company, when
one pauses to consider the exceptional
advantages she has enjoyed Is not to
be wondered at The supporting COM
pany Includes many weIt-known names,
among which is that Of Frederic Muir
ply, last seasons leading man for Julia
Marlowe. Mr.. Murphy is occupying a
similar position in the .Lamour organ
IZRtioR. M
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Little Irene Myers. who Is Indsput-
ably the cleverest child actress upon
the stage, opened u solid weeks en-
gagement Mt the Grand Opera House
last evening TO an audience which
crowded every available space Of seat
ing OF standing room In the theuter.
The opening bill was The Silver
King" and II was presented for the
first time here Mt popular prices. Miss
Myers had comparatively unlmpOrt-
ant role. Her specinltles and the other
vaudeville features, were exceptionally
good The company is much stronger
than last season. Last nights audi
ence was more than pleased. This nt-
pented. and tonight the company Will
present "outcasts OF a Great City"
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THE RIVER.

The marks at p. m. showed 1 foot 0
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and warm.
Tho Matte x. is to-day's packet for
Matnmoras.
The Western Waterways ASSOCIATE
! VIII hold its annual convention Rt Mem.
phis November "A and It, The assocla-
tlon has. for Its object the permanent
improJdIldnt OF the Mississippi river.
Steamers have had much trouble In en-
tcrlng the port Of New Orleans nrd Il
is proposed TO deepen the channel from
there TO the ruff to nm average depti
of thirty.iivc feet. Engineers are pro-
pairing plans II the Improvement. Ths
serious condition Of Affairs there has
been repeatedly chilled to the attention
OF Congress.
The subscriptions TO the expense fnud
Of the Ohio River Improvement AssU-
citation were started by Col, Hlte pledg-
Ing Louisville for $500. the next best be-
ing the Cincinnati chamber Of COM
mcrcc Tor $780, Wheeling chamber NJ
commerce. 5000: Maysvllle, 5000: New
port. $3.50; President Vance, $3.50; Pitta.
burgh chamber OF commerce, Pittsburgh
ard Cincinnati Packet Company,
Evansville nnd Cairo mall line and cut
lettsburg, 800 each. The total Ruhgcrlp-
tons taken amounted to $500, intend
ed TO defrny the expenses Of the asso-
citation.
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spECIAL Excursions

To National Export Exposition, Phila.
delphin, Pa, Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell special cheap excursion tickets "a
Philadelphia on account Of the National
Export Exposition for Thursdays, OCto.
Der tgth'ani 18th. and November Cd and
10th at one IRE for the round trip. plus
so cents admission to the Exposition
(mlnlmum rate $1,000. Tickets will be
good going from all points east OF the
Ohio river, and are valid for return ten
days. including date Of sale.
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A startling Incident OF which Mr..
subject, IL narrated by him na follows:
~ was In a most dreadful condition My
skin wHs almost yellow. eyes sunlSen.
tongue coated, pain continually In back
ana sides. no appetite gradually grow
Ing weaker day by day. Three physl-
clans had given me up, Fortunately.
a friend advised trying Electric hi.
terra: and 10 my great Joy and surprise.
the first bottle made d decided improve
ment ! continued their use Tor three
weeks. and AM nov well man. know
they saved my life, and robbed the
grave OF another victim" N one should
fail to try them. only 10 cts, guaran-
iced, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store.
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Hard at Their Training for the
Coming Battle.

Coming Battle.
An unusually quiet Sabbath was
spent around the Jeffries camp at Loeb
Arbor, N. j., and this strictly in accord
ancc with Icrrrles' expressed wish. The
only visitors of prominence through the
day besides a few newspaper men and
artists, were Manager william A..
Brady aud wife. who arrived on an
early morning train and we're met ut
the Allenhurst depot by Billy Delaney.
They returned to New York on an
early afternoon train after three or
four hours Of social chat With the big
fellow and his trainer, Billy Delaney.
Brady said no Significance should be
attached to hts VISIT other than the
natural desire to see and learn from
JeffrieF' own lips exactly how his star
protegC was getting along.
Before dinner Jehrlcs aud Brady
spent over m hour IN pleasant CONVEX
sation. Barring little lingering sore
ness In the muscles Of the injured arm.
tho champion In certainly In fine fettle.
and there is no Disgusting the Hatisfac-
ton with which Brady surveyed the
giant When they first met this morn
Ing, Brady. with serious look on his
face. Rald.
on the Lowell Jim. how do you feel?"
oh I'm fine: never felt better In my
llie.' replied JcfrFies u took aaB
run on the road toward Long Branch
mis- morning with Tommy Ryan and
IND my wind to be perfect, Why. do
you know / made one run Of three
miles at as fast n clip as could 20 and
never once felt the lenst effect Of the
sprint on my bellows. Say. II the fellow
Hicks me he wiz 10 tho trick at the host
| was ever In" W.
Thpmns Sh1fkcy spent n quiet day NJ
hls training camp NJ Newdorp. a num-
ber OF late callers to see sharkcy saw
clever exhibition Of nR-punching, The
exhibition laBtcd only IL few minutes,
md was 10 please q few Of his admire
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O'Dea's Great Work.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2Ss-o'Dea and
his Kick viii be Historical In annals Of
the game ut Yale. Everyone, coaches
from Yale, Harvard, Princeton and
Pennsylvania, all assert that no such
Kicking has ever been seen in New Eng
land. Until last Saturday Herschber-
ger OF the University OF Chicago. has
been considered the greatest kicker OF
the decade. Now o'Dea occupies the
pedestal formerly occupied by the ma
room punter.
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on. CITY-River 2 inches and sta
tionary. Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-River one-tenth OF foot.
Light rain and warm.
GREENSBoRo-RIv 6 feet and
stationary. Smoky and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet ana
atntIonary. Weather. clear and warm.
BROWNsVILLE-River feet 3
inches and stationary.
PTTTSBURGH-River l.S feet Clear
and pleasant,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL inches
and failing. Clear and cool.
PARKERSBURG - Ohio river 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm, No boats. The Little Kanawha
Is falling.
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David Belasco's great play. "zaza,"
which was. with Mrs. Leslie Carter in
the title role, the greatest success of
the many New York hits last season.
a success that overmatched Richard
Manstield's "Cyranb de Bergerac," and
Miss Viola Aliens Christian" IL in-
deed record TO be proud Of, and IT.
the record "Zaza" attained" The play
is one Of the Opera House bookings
and is under the direction Of Mr. chas.
Frohman, which lnsures an excellent
production.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-rhe new league
HsaRaates, who were lscheduled to as
.s ibte in New York City on next
Thurl day, have concluded to postpone
their meeting for one week.
George Schaefer. OF the 81. Louis
Browns lauRhIngly admitted that a
recent accident TO Jim JeffrIes' left arm
had great deal to do with the post-
pOnement,
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erg. IN the morning sharkey went on
the road for a long walk.
SharlIey has decided to take things
easy until the final week, when he will
resume his regular routine schedule.
which Includes several hours OF hard
exercise daily. Beginning to-day he will
increase his road work and give less
time TO indoor exercise. He Is down to
weight and his main object is to devel-
op his wind.
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MouNDSVILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City

Yesterdays News From Marshall
CouMty's Chief City.
Reynolds Memorial Hospital at Glen
dale. will be dedicated to-mor-
row evening at o'clock. a
banquet viii be given at the Parish
house at Q o'clocl, y. m, Bishop Pen-
nick and Blshop-elect Grnyett. Cover
nor and Mira. G. w. Atkinson, AdiUtnnt
General Appleton and members of the
stan. n stafr Of physicians from Wheel
ing, and Senator N, Il, Scott, n he ~
able. viii be present Mt the dedication.
\ public reception Ia also being planned
for Friday evening, in honor OF Mrs
Van Buren, Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Josephine.
william McCoukcy, Of Allegheny Pa,
but formerly u resident of this city. Is
shaking hands with his many friends
here. He VIII be In the city for several
days
Robert sierrett, OF the gas office here,
has been promoted to position In the
Wheeling Office and VIII move 10 that
city next week.
The Presbyterian Christian Endoavor
Society viii give a social az the resi-
dcntc Of II. scHmon this evening.
-a----l-ssaasa
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofIinportancC ina
Busy Town.

Local Happenings oflInpOrtance ina
Busy Town.
A packed house will be the order Of
! things Mt to-nlGhts council meeting, the
attraction being the track transfer ask
ed by the Moundsville, Benwood &
Wheeling railway, or more popularity
known as the BenwoOd Southern COM
pany. BY many people II is thought the
company's petition wifi be granted, but
its opponents Will he on hand with a
petition and set of resolutions, adopt
ed at the citizens meeting last Friday
night. The trHnsfe! will hurt Main
street business men TO some extent, but
advocates OF the transfer claim the
greatest good to the greatest number
Is the law that should rule. One reason
for the strong opposition to the removal
of the tracks Is that the Wheeling
company may shortly appear before
council with similar request. the
granting OF which would strip Main
street entirely OF street ear lines. To-
considerable feeling and It is certain to
be hot time.
Mayor Shepard disposed Of n number
Of Cases yesterday, which Is customary
on Monday, being the result Of Sntur-
day nights publications. Benwood Is on
it's good behavior the rest of the week,
Several additional loads Of brick and
cement have been received for the Rlv-
ersIdes nrch Mt Boggs' run. The work
is progressing speedily.
Miss Maud Bowers Sunday school
class will give Klondike social and
grunhaphone entertainment Mt the NJ.
e. church this evening.
No shortage of metal sufficient to
cause n stop nj the Wheeling steel
works has matcrlnli2cd yet, contrary to
expectations.
Benwood Will be well represented in
the Wheeling football team, having
three or four players.
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Scorers Moody ana Diehl.
To-nlght-All Rooters w. Rough Riders
MusEE LEAGUE.

On the Musee alleys last night Captain
Joe Yahn's sanatels showed, surprising
strength and took three vTeys tredlt1ble
victories the snnntelS jump from seventh
10 fourth place. The feature ofithe even
inR's sport was Williams work. on spares.
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BoWLtNG.
WHEELING LpAauE.

The fourth weeks campaign IN the
Wheeling League opened with a battle be-
tween two OF the thr'e tall-ender teams.
The KdrR Kob KlUh won three straight
from De Shncks who thus go to the foot
OF the class without DISPUTE The work Of
HANDY wns the featuro. Score:
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aeal &stqfs
FOR RRRTT

No, 1915 Main street, Furnished barber
shop. ,qi, 81. .L.
No. los McCOlloch street. 90
No. rs Fifteenth street, ) rooms. go. II %
Three rooms east Of CorFugatinB
works OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9lgg
Four roOmed house east OF Coal Cut. 500
No. ll39 Eoft street, rOOuH.s.......,.. 10 %
No. 8S5 Main street, rooms and both !.
gases fTeg...s...s,...,...'ss.'l' " ~
No. l0H Eof street, rooms, :.......s %
Ground on west side OF ChApline
street, between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets will lease for
term OF years. ne rts,a.1.... Il
Ground 20 by 10 on Market street viii
lease for term Of years. ~
No, 20 sixteenth street, cellar...iA,s..s ll!QQ
No, 50 Sixteenth street, store roQm..., 10 %
No. 1913 Alley B, stahlo..."....'..'.''' ~
FOR SALE.
No. q Sixteenth street.
No. 96 Ohio street
Lot on South Front street.
Lot on North Front street, 90 ~ AboRt
No. ii2 Main street. lS
No. q Maryland street
business house and dwelling on Chop.
10. Is Vermont street
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NJ Office TO BoND-HoLpERs on.
IN THE WHEELING STEEL . IRON

NYOTICE TO BOND-HOLpER6 OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL . IRON
COMPANY. ~
Tho wheeling Steel & Iron Company, 81
accordance with the provisions fOt 10
mortgage deed OF trust made on the let
day OF November, 1892, hereby gives notice
OF It's intention to redeem nit Of its outs
standing bonds secured by said iI1ortgaRo,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 70 90,
inclusive. By the payment o. such bOnaR
OH the list day OF November, 1SeQi at The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by tho
Wheeling Title 6 Trust Company the
trustee under said rnUrtgage deed OF trust,
as the plhce OF deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, In the stead OF The Exchange
hank OF Wheeling. which has ceased to do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment tho coupons tlen uns
matured for interest on said bonds viii
WHEELING STEEL q
IRON COMpANJY.s
Il. W. Bowers! Secretary.
AZ WHEELING TITLE. &
TRUST, COMPANY, Trlatef.
Il. +. Stltkt. Secretary.
Bond.holdeTB who may desire 70 e.
change the bonds held by theln for. new
first mortgage per cent: bonds OF the
company NJ par should mako early apple
cation at the otfice OF the company.
aug r. ". BOWERS. SECRETARY.
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50 eoaa.

TIyE LOAN MONEY ON RIAL Es-
w TATE on easy monthly payments.
Write for particulars. r. H. SLOAN, Sec
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheeling, w,
Va. au2i-tth&s
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NORTON 8 Coz
l6 Exchange Hank Building.
..,,FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE.
Wheeling Pottery.
La Belle Mil
nellairc Gas & Electric Co.
National Tube,
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Crystal Glass Co.
Wheeling lSridPc Co.
FusturlU Glass Co.
Wheeling Railway co.
BONDS.
Wheeling stamping Co,
National Steel co. stock, American Tin
Plate Co, stock, National Biscuit Co, stock
and National Tube stock bought and sold
on Stock Exchange, Chicago and New
York
SIMPSON s TATUM,
Room 4. city Bank building Phone Co.,
- - : : -. -
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Pittsburgh River News.
PITTsBURGH. Oct. 2S,-Cnptnin c.
w. Poscy said to-day that contracts for
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sHARKEY AND JEFFRIEs

To-nIght-Buckeyes vs.. Tom Moore.
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For Rent and To Loan.
Ssaeral AoNees q
q NOTICE. 8

+.
Notice 10 hereby given to the atoekholds
ers Of the Crystal Glass Co, doing huSis
ness At Bridgeport, Ohio, and any other
PERSONS interested, that the books Of otld
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer Of stock wiz
be elo9ed until November i, 1ssa. en aes.
count Of intended sale and tfan8tef 6e
the property o. said company on or bafot9s
BY order Of Board OF Directors.
ool0-m&th @. ROY BOYD gee'gs..
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of Ida B. Former. ds-
ceased. s='l
In pursuance OF q decree Of the circuit
court Of OHIO county, West virginia, made
In cause therein pending TO subject tho,
real estate OF the said Ida B. F6nneE %
tho payment Of his debts, you are required
TO present your claims against the oIllte
OF tho said Ida B, Former for adiudicatlon
ONCE, In said county. on or beforo. tha. Giat
day Of November, 1879.
oelo.tu c. n. HENNENd Clerk
REDEMPTIoN OF BoNDs-IoAN in.
WHEELING, W. Va, oct IL, in
The following bonds Of the Loan ot flst
have this day been drawn by lot, according
70 ordinance, and will DO redeemed on and
he seF Bank INK ~ F1 tbS s1 OHIO Of 1SSy g
the same ceases on that day:
Nos, $50, 1854, 476, $50 0aOs ae5s aaQS
T13, $50, 16H, $50, q, 1A1, 1884, 8Ili,
II. l97, 474, 90, '1Ib. 4O9, cad 1b9S
90, 320, 700, aOB, d enc hundred dottn
Of i've hundred dollars each; Nos. $50, 961S
Of ono thousand dollars each. ylsJ j, u
w B. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK, ~
oclS Commissioners.
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Operations for the erection of large
addition to the "condensery" of the
Lackawanna Dairy company at Mich
olson will begin shortly. The plans
were drawn up by Architect Il. G. Wor-
den and call for a SOxS0 three story
frame structure. This will increase the
value of this plant to s55, 900 and easily
double the capacity.
At the present factory twenty en-
ployes. twelve men and eight girls, are
at work, but forty more hands will be
employed. Though the factory is only
C0ndensing ten to twelve thousand
quarts daily at present, 10000 could
be condensed. Two new "pans" and
three new boilers will be put in. The
company also makes their own cans at
the factory.
In connection with the additional
capacity for condenSing milk an entire
ly new feature will be introduced. Milk
tablets (ounce size) will be manufact-
ured for food purposes, The formula
for the tablet is a German one and
this will be the only company making
them in this country. Though the
Lackawanna Dairy company has been
operating the condenser" about six
weeks, a sure proof of the stability
of the work may be found in the fact
that an addition is required in so short
a time.
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INDIAN RAILROADING.
A Two-Foot Track Through the
Himalaya Mountains.

From the Philadelphia Record.
One of the most interesting railways
OF the world is the Darjeeling Uimal-
ayan railway. The track looks as if II
had been laid for a toy railway, the
gauge being but two feet. Notwith-
standing this. the line is substantial
enough. consisting as it does Of steel
rails. weighing forty-two pounds to
the yard, and laid on sleepers of Him.
alayan timber. The locomotives weigh
about twelve tons, and are capable of
hauling train weighing thirty-nine
tons up inclines of one foot in twenty
five, and round the hundreds of sharp
curves which the eXigencies of the as
cent of mountain railway render un-
aVoidable. The railway was construct
ed in 1878 by British engineers at a
cost of about S25, 900. 000 1t starts at
Calcutta, and takes the passenger up
to height Of 7,16O feet above the level
of the sea. The mail train from Call
cutta for Darjeeling leaves the East
ern Bengal state railway terminus
every day at in the afternoon. reach
ing Damookdeah on the banks of the
Ganges, 116 miles from Calcutta, at Q
p. m. At this point the passengers
and mails for Darjeeling are trans
terred to a large ferry steamer, which
proceeds to sara Chat, on the north
bank of the Ganges. At Sara Chat the
train starts for Sillguri at the foot Of
the Himalaya. This place is about 400
feet above sea level. Starting from
Silliguri. the train has a comparative
ly level run for the first seven miles,
ana travels at the rate OF twelve miles
| an hour. The gentle sweeps of the line
give the traveller many a pretty glimpse
of the forest scenery of the "Terai."
In the Businesses of the "Terai' lurk
wild elephants, rhinoceri, tigers, leop-
ards. wild buffaloes, wild cattle and
deer, as we'll as hogs. wolves, wild dogs,
monkeys and many other small ami
mails. On one occasion wild elephants
compelled the driver to take his train
back to Sookna station. At the twen-
tieth mile the train reaches Teendaria,
where the company has its workshops.
The elevation here is 2S22 feet. Leav-
ing Teendaria the train passes one of
the most remarkable loops of the whole
line. This curve Is only sixty feet in
radius. A few large trees still show
what the original forest was, only a
few years ago the haunt of the little
barking deer, which are common in
these hills At the elevation OF $500
feet the train passes another loop at
the Gyabari station. At the forty
second mile, the train reaches the ba-