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eain IN surpl.. Re.err..

New York, Jan. The Financier says.
The statement Of the New York clearing
house banks for the week ending Decem-
Der 30 shows further gain of $7sA, 900
in surplus reserve, the total now standing
at Sll, l6sy075. As was the case during
the previous week all the cash gained by
the banks went to swell excess reserve
since deposit requirements were lessened
by the shrinkage in that item. The state
nlent is favorable and indicates that in.
flux of funds from the interior in the past
six days have been quite As heavy rs
has been estimated. The loss OF gold to
Europe by Saturdays steamer does not
count in the current exhibit, but the ex-
ports Of a week ago figure to the full
extent The outward flow therefore has
been almost made up by subsequent re-
ceipts and the gain in legal tenders repre-
sents the surplus shipment from the In
terror. The banks have maintained their
position 90 far as cash is concerned, but
they have added little to their lOaning
/ capacity.
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THE BRITISH ARE ACTIVE.
CAPTURED AS A BRITISH PRIZE.


Lourenzo Marquee, Jan. The steam.
er Bundesrath, belonging to the German
East African line, has been captured a. !
prize and taken 10 Durham. The Bundes-
rath arrived here from Mozambique. The
German steamer Bundesrath Of 1919 tons
sailed from Hamburg November Tor
Tanga, East Africa.
Hamburg. Jan. 1.-The directors Of the
German East Africa line have received
news Of the arrest Of the Imperial man
steamer Bundesrath The commander q
the Port Of Durham refused an explana,
ton Of the cause Of the seizure. II is
declared here that there was no eontra-
band Of war on board and when auulica.
lion VAS made TO the German foreign
Office the latter Immediately promised in
terposition with the British government.
The seizure Of the Bnndesrath was re.
ieTred TO at a meeting Of merchants held
here today. After speech by AdoIph
Woefmann, president Of the Hamburg
chamber Of commerce, dealing with the
great progress Of the German empire dur
ing the closing century, Herr Reiffe,
speaking in behalf Of the firms trading
with South Africa, asked whether the
chamber was doing all that vas neces-
sary for the protection Of German trade
IN that part Of the world. German eom-
nerce, he asserted, had already suffered
deiT1ment through the war in South AZ
Tica, and now came the seizure OF ! Ger
man steamer by British warship.
Herr Woermann replied that the cham.
Der OF commerce had already considered
the question OF representations with the
'ie3 Of taking action in the matter.
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TsconaA. Wash. Jah. a-Ihe sPokan,
AisA school ioothall team are ehampion,
u NAshingtoA- AitsT dsiaating every
team in eastern MssAlagtoa that would
Plsy them, thsy Dame 10 Tacoma and Dc
Isalsd. By . sc0is u 5 70 o. the Tacoma
high schOOl sisvsa. Tie SictoFs u western
Msshlngion IN their ciaSA Zine team
HoTk characterized the playing 81 the SPO-
kahs boys and Woa their TteioFy. With
The stats championship in the balance.
eotA teams played . lair. hard game, and
both ars elninsntIy saIiSncd vita the 70
suii. sPekans's thorough practice work
Iog tAEss SBontAs past, under Coach Hol
hsii. bad pat shs team in splendid SHAPE.
and though he local team played de-pss
Aisiy. they vets slouiy bat surely beaten
a0NA No 0as was inlaFsd o. either aide.
sPoksHs'a victorious sirvrp utn rstura
AnDs ~tih eoiogs aying high.
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III. ssIs..A we..

London, Jan. a.-Ths war OfIIce ha. n.
eelved the following from Cape Town,
Col Pitcher reports through the ofIlee,
commanding At Orange ryeri Il have com
plsseiy defeated 3 hostile command Al
The suhnyside lager this day Jan. IA
taking the lager and ~ prisoners, beside,
The Killed and wounded. Our casualtie,
are tso priSatss killed and Lieut. Adie
wounded am eamPsd At Dover farm, 70
miles HDFthweat Of Belmont, and 10 mil,
from sunnysids."
The success Of Gen Rrenehs column /.
o isngih confirmed officially at the war
once IN dispatch from Cape Town Mon.
day, Jan !, as follows,
Preach TsPoFts from coleskoop by he
hosTaPa A. foliossi Leaving at HensburR
holding the enemy ia fronl, hail Of the
hIsi Aaiioiks and a section Of the ROYAL
horss artillery, | started thenee At s in
the afternoon. Dee- 81, taking with me
i've ~laadToas VI eaYalry. hall VI the Sec.
ond beEks. 80 ~ounts. iniantry, infantry
carried In wagons. and 10 guns. 1 halted
t0f ioaT hours II AIa.d0Ts iaFIn and In the
iaortlhg o-eapAea the kopls overlooking
and ass'Aahd u colssbUrg.
Tbs ehemy's oatPosls AeEe taken CON.
pleiry ~ surprise. Al daylight Sc
Ahsiied the lsagsS and enalaasd the right
d the es'esnyis position The arti..rry tirs
In reply AAs hot tTom l5poundef, using
roy al laboratory ammunition. and 0si,gT
guns- We silsBeed the guns OF the eno
nys night aank. demonstrating with ..s
ssNairy and gaHs 10 the north ol Codes.
burg. 1osard the june,ioa. sheSs = slroag
lager " the eRemy ~as holding = hail
Pasasion southeast Of UoiasouIg as Tar a.
The junction.. Our POsstioa cuts of the
ihs u resTyat VIA tie road and bndsr,
soase thousands Of BorFa, N4.a two guas,
lie reported 70 be retTeA'ing toward Nor.
'sisPoas. All II lsmingtoH's scouts pro. |
~esi~i Io~ ard AehlslIand yesterday
morning. The casualties aeTp slight;
'LAsas lHfse killed and a lea Eoaadsl. |
leSails iai-r."
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on.n naar In China.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The seSsion Of the
cabinet today WaS brief, but it vas the
occasion OF an important announcement
by Secretary Of State Hay, that the negO
tiations with the great powers Of EuropS
and japan TO secure common understand
ing for the continued open door" policy
throughout China had been elninently sue
ccssful, and that favorable responses had
been received from Great Britain, Ger
many, france, Russia and Japan. Tn,
only country addressed which has not yeI
responded is Italy, and favorable answer
il also expected from her.
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vent the plague at Honolulu from spread.

vent the plague at Honolulu from spread.
ing.
Actor Roland Reed Is recovering from
his severe illnsas.
A case Of bubonic plague has been dis.
covered ct Manila.
The war department will keep all the
soldiers in the Philippines.
Hon. Judd Russell was elected speaker
Of the Mississippi legislature.
The recent earthquake In California has
started dry gas wells TO flowing.
The information now comes that Marx
Hanna viii manage McKinley's cam.
paign.
Miners Of the Indiana block coal dis
tTict will take the lead In asking for an
increase Of wages.
William EppS lcoloredl has been hang.
ed in Philadelphia for the murder Of his
wife in January last
Charles II. Cole OF Boston, former pres.
dent OF the deiunct Globe National bank,
has been taken back 10 that city.
Monroe Peavey was found dead lying
beside the road near his farm, i've miles
east Of Spangle. Wash. Natural causes,
a resolution has been introduced In the
senate asking Secretary Gage 10 explain
the system VI deposit of government
funds.
Christian Scientists Of Lead, s. D.. have
rebelled against the orders Of the school
board that children attending the public
schools must be vaccinated.
Adyiees from Honolulu Of the date Of
Dec. 20 state that the steamer Algoa ran
on a reef while entering that harbor On
Ike. %. and narrowly escaped destruction.
surgeon General ssernberg has Teoeig-
ed message saying the hospital ship
Missouri left Manila dec. 81 for San
Francisco with 2s6 sick soldiers ON board
An attempt is being made TO consOli-
date all Of the milk companies in Chicago
under one head. In opposition TO the
movement four dairies will consolidate un-
der the name Of the Illinois Pure Mix
Company.
The high court l.enste) at Paris, render
ing is verdict In the conspiracy case not
previously disposed oi. decided by a vote
Of l36 10 81 that n. DerOulesie WAS guilty
and By = vote Of 200 20 decided on ex-
tennaIing circumstances.
Three big champion wrestleas Of world
vide fame are in Spokane. The terrible
Turk Is once more there ready 10 throw
any one who comes. and Louis Cannon
also has come back. Mcmillan was al
ready there and q match was arranged
in short order.
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10 VsEaai Prss~.s maA..

hs4ha, Jaa- at Is ~mi,Osllcially an
nOasosa that Germany hAs not protested
awainss sAs saiEaIs Of tho BaAdoAzath, but
insssly has requested that the matter b
aaSsss'gsiNd and sr'iisd a. speedily as poe.
slhie
TAs tmpsFisi mail Steamer General has
s~sH dstAsRsd at Adsa aud oczIpicd by
hr,tsA Iuoy= Ni,h ibs obj~Ct Of ssAFCh
stg ksr cargo. uhIrh 10 10 be- discharged
The UsnstAl u ounsd by the German EAs;
Atrtean hns Although the Hanilesls Of
shs Gehrsai shou ed that there WA no war
material % board. shs uAa ccznpeilsSI e
dtsrhargs hsr cargo.
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DaIr,men Of wa.Alnwton.

North Yakima, wn., Jan l.-ohieers
Of the State Dairymen's Association for
the ensuing year have been elected a.
follows:
PresidentAH. L Blanchard Of Had.
lock tre-electedl. f
Vice President-D, n. Shank Of North
Yakima.
Secretary .Treasurer-D, S. Troy OF
Hadlock.
Olympia, Elensburg. Puyallup and Che
ney were candidates for next years meet.
ing The latter place was selected on the
FIRST ballot. The convention Endorsed the
efforts Of the National 'sDAify'' Union 10
secure a tax Of 10 csntsNa pound on all
coloTed oleomargarine. {: -
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Rome, Jan. at is asserted that the
pope, during the recent service Of opening
tne holy door at St Peters cathedral, ad.
dressed his intimate encourage and said /:
Il thank Divine Providence for granting
me the grace Of being able to celebrate this
great function, and wish for my success
sOr grandeur and long reign, TO the greater
glory Of God. Ny successor will be young
as compared with my own age, and will
have time to see many glOries Of the pap
acy and the church" Later Leo clearly
designated Cardinal GirolemanO Maria
GoJIl.
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Ottawa, Ont Jan. LA large number
Of buttons on which was inscribed the
words "victoEy to the Beers both in
French and English, were recently seised
BY the customs officers in Toronto and
forwarded to the department here. All
importations Of the character mentioned
are declared to be seditiOus under the
customs act, and are therefore prohibited
The buttons were being sent TO Toronto
and Montreal people. They were made Il
New Jersey.
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wsshiEgioa. Jan. AT the opeaine Of
Thaf~.AAys ss~sion u the -shals. senator
lstvsndgr q Indiana Pr--en'.d the fol.
lguinr Fr~slaiioni
Tia, the I'AilipPiRs isianAs arr tern.
tnsy lrloagiaR 10 the United States, and
u ts thu inien,ina oi the United STATE. %
retain thsm - such and to establish and
rna,asain srva governmental csnitol
,htvssghoui tho Archipelago a. the siiua.
itan may demand"
senator lisTEfidss asked that the Tcao
intinh W. upon tho table until nex, NeCk
hen h. uiIl sPsak upon IT,
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DutcA Regimen, From iowa.

Chicago, Jan. "A special from Orange
City, la, says;
An entire regiment of soldiers is said 70
be en- route from the Dutch colony in this
(SiOuxl county to Join the Beers in the
TransvaaL II seemingly well authenticat.
ed accounts are to be believed, the organ.
iEers Of the force are shipping the men
out three or four at a time by different
routes. The money to hire and equiI
them was all raised in or near Orange City
and Sioux Center. Drlnng has been II
progress in remote parts Of the county fol
some time 1t Is said only picked mel
have been accepted.
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Manila, Jan The funeral Of Gen.
eral LAYTON, who was killed at San
Mated, December Is, was held with i'm
pressive ceremonies. The remains were
conveyed from PacO cemetery down the
Lllheta TO Pasig and thence 10 tia trans-
port Thomas, which sails this afternoon.
As the body was removed from the vault
Chaplain Marry read prayers The per
sonal staff Of the late general was aug
mented by Color Sergeant Simon, Trum-
peter Haberkam and Privates Oalcum and
Aohrusen- The latter, who were closdly
connected with Lawtonis recent cam
Palgns, bore the casket from the vault
to sl&-hOrse eaisson awaiting - the
gate
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nAIIreaAa via.

wAsAineton, Jan. l.--Aitorncy General
OnssN TO-DAY returned 10 The Interstate
CUmmCrve committee the Transcript 81 the
evidence taken al q hearing before ih'
euussniasIuu last week in the matter ol
The psv frsight clAsaihcatiou, with Nie~
10 action By the attorney general unde'
The antitrust Law, II his Judgment should
warrant the sane
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want war to stop.

New York, Jan. g, - A special from
Washington says there is reason to believ,
that the Transvaal government has only
recently requested this government to u.s.
its good offices to bring to an end its wal
with Great Britain. This request cam,
through the American consul at Pretoria
No answer has been given by the state dc
pArtment
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Manila, Jan. l.-COlonel Lockett has
had second engagement with the In
surgents northwest Of Montalban, and BY
brilliant charge drove the enemy from
their position. Only one American ON.
Ger and Ave soldiers were wounded, but
the. loss Of the insurgents was heavy. Our
troops captured q number Of rifles and
quantity Of ammunition and provisions
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New York, Jan. l.--StAnlsy II. @
Stewart, doing business ss Stewart 4 %,
hanksTN and brokers, No. 70 Wall street
alea a petition In bankruptcy. The Peu
ton uas suurn 10 by Mr.. Stewart on De
~mh4r "a in Washington, d. c.
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nais, Russian Csucasia. Jan e.--+Al,o
sr,Aer II villages ia the Achslak distr'c,
q this government have experiences
earthquake shocks Six Of these place.
have been completely Destroyed and IN
dead bodies have already been recovered.
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Durham. Deo s0--A German farmer
named S,ucks. and The Rev. Mr.. Hartes,
sifectot 81 the lIanoveFian miasiona IN
natal, have been arrested at EstcOurt on
: charge Of aiding Tia BosEA They both
0'AIn the protection Of Germany.
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Lawten Fund erow..

Washington, Jan. Seen. COrbin, chair.
man Of the Lawton relief committee, an.
nounCes that subscriptions to the Lawton
fund received to date amount to So, 263,
which does not include all subscriptions
made to independent agents in various
outside cities.
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Hooid Lager. Iady.mith, Jan SIX
ba,-ewen made dash from ladysmIth
few nights ago, and, though pursued theI
..r.ped. Il l. believed the party includes
Col Rhodes. a brother Of CeCil Rhodes
and Dr. Jameson.
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Not Yr, In cnIe.harr.

London, Jan. --latest advices from
the oOlcsburg district tend to modify the
estimate Of Gen. frenchs Success. The
predicted occupation Of Colesburg had
not been accomplished, while the BoeI
guns announced TO have been silenced
were still active.
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Washington, Jan. l.-Representativs
Taylor Of Ohio. chairman of the special
committee Investigating the case Of Rob.
erts Of Utah, says the case viii not come
up for action in the house before the
middle Of January.
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Coa.plratSr~ Sentenced.

Paris, Jan. 0.--The high court tsenatel
in a secret session condemned NM. Buuei
and De Ronlede to 10 years Punishment.
NJ. Guerin was sentenced to 10 years con
iinement in a fortified place. NJ. Saloce'
was sentenced to 10 years Punishment.
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p.et ramIne In Ixlonalke.

Tacoma, Jan. a--Beei famine threatens
the Klondika Letters from Dawson state
that by the end Of December there would
not be pound Of fresh meat left
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u..,.r,au. p,.appearanee,

Chicago. Jan. -Chailra A. Tracy, con
aaentlai bOOkkeePer for y u b~g'ey q
o. marble dealers, has disappeared
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London. Jan. The death Y an
aoapccd q SIR james Paee. In he SS'a
year.
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BoaselIe,. condition uacAanrea.

Boston, Jan. l.-COngressman Boa.
telles condition was reported as un.
changed at the Mclean hospital.
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SterlstrOm. Cape Colony, Jan. 4-The
Boers have attacked MOlteno and brisk
action took place.
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The baltimore faction Of painters 70
susd tan charters during November
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The most contagious diseases are
those OF the heart
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03
LIST OF JURYMEN

Drawn for the special term of circuit
court to be held on the I'd Monday II
August, it being the 18th day:
Ransom Farley, w. n. Goff, +. Il.
Foster, J. q. Webb, J. w. Rogers, VIM.
Parker, ]. X. Parker, +. 4. Suthoff,
Thomas Shanahan, w. II. Carter, G. +.
Ward, G. q. Steede, w. b. Harry, Alfred
Powell, J. M. Furry, Thos. Finch, w.
II. Carter, l.. d. Herrick, Geo. i. Mallet,
w. X. Ramsay,J J. W. d. Tanner, w. NJ.
Carter, g. Il. Canady, Thos, Goodier, Il.
f. Furry, Arthur Dean, Calvin Gotf
Frank Savage, w. II. Havens, w. w.
Broom, Wesley Parker, A. F. Jones, f.
M. Johnson, Harmon Wilson, j. A. Flur-
ry, A. A. Altman, j. A. Kennedy, A. M.
Lynd, Wesley Cox, j. L. Berry, Print
Byrd, J. d. Baria, Y. II. Steede, f. Dom.
ing, J. A. Manning, Jesse Parker, Mack
Ward, J. f. Carter, ST., II. Il. Woodman
James Hayens
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03
IN MEMORY OF ADAM HAUSER,

Who died in New Orleans, July q, 1900,
these lines are inscribed by one who
loved and laments him.
He was born in New Orleans Jan. %,
1877, and educated in the public schools
of that city. At an early age he went
to work IN the Western Union Tele-
graph Office, and was rapidly advanced
on account OF his wonderful capacity.
Having occupied prominent positions In
the Postal Telegraph office, Times-Dem-
ocrat, and lastly, till the time of his ILL
ness, in the employ of Fairchild Il Hob
son, cotton brokers.
He was liked and trusted by all who
knew him, and his untimely death fell
like blow on all who knew him. A
devoted son and brother, a consistent
Christian, being member of the Luth-
eran Church, generous friend and
faithful to his employers, he at once en-
bodied all the virtues that complete per-
feet manhood. He leaves father,
mother, three sisters and three brothers
and host of relatives and friends to
mourn his loss.
His large funeral from his late home,
Mt 9l3 Keleric street, and the MANY and
beautiful floral designs that arrived all
day Sunday attest the high esteem in
which he was held in the city, where his
short, bright life was spent. Rev. Pas
ter Frank conducted the funeral SER
vices at Metairie cemetery.
DNRh is the passport God has given
To secure our mortal souls release.
From this sin-stained, clay-wrapped prison,
To immortality,-io and peace
Then we blind mortals weep in anguish
When our loved ones are called to die;
We cannot hail It as tho birthday
OF the soul, t, the life on high
Then farewell thou dearly y-loved one,
Till the dawn beyond Times shore,
Where the pure IN heart and spirit
Meet again-to part no more
Heavens pearly gates aar are greeting
10 admit the tired spirit home,
Where angel choirs chant thy welcome
Among their bright celestial throng.
There thou wilt wait, and some day meet us,
When Lfes weary race is run.
And thy dear voice. first to greet us,
Gladly with welcome home"
Where Lifc's woes forever ended
| And the soul no more oppressed,
Dwell where the wicked cease to trouble
And the weary find a rest"
Chrst's kind arm will there sustain thee
| Through those pcarly gates Ajar.
Past the dark and turbid waters
| That break upon Gods HarbOr Bar,
| There await the certain coming
| Of the loved ones here who weep.
Who must here fulfill Lifes mission,
Fer their eyes in Death shall sleep.
Scranton Miss. August |. 1900.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03
A Minister'S Good Work.

Il had a severe attack of bilious
collie, rot IA bottle OF Chambcrlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
took two doses and was entirely cnred,h
SAYS Rev A. A. Power. of Enporia.
Kan. "My neighbor across the street
was sick FOR over week. had two or
three hotties Of medicine from the
doctor. He used them for three or
four days without relief. 80 discharged
him. | vent over 10 see him the next
morning. He said his bowels were in
4 aterrible fix. that they had been run
ming off so long that it was almost
bloody tlux. | asked him If he had
tried Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrohea Remedy and he said. No
| went home and brought him my
bottle and gave him one dose; told
him To take another dose in fifteen or
twenty minutes if he did not find re-
lief. but he took no more and was en-
tirely cured.' For sale by McNca
Young. Scranton: J.W. Stewart, Moss
Point, Druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03
.,,LE 4 NASHVILLE a. r
4 Nav Concern.

our hooks show a large outstand'
ing Indebtedness to the DEMOCRAT
STAR office at home and abroad,
for subscription, advertising and
lob work, which we hope to collect
during the present month, as we
need money to meetour obligations
as they fall due. We have just
ordered new power press in order
to he able to serve our patrons more
promptly and better in the publi-
cation of the DEMOCRAT-STAR.
We do not ask any charity dona-
tons, but simply want what is OUR
own, and we call upon all who owe
us to come up with the CASH as
soon as possible. Who will be the
first to respond?
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03

In order To make room for their Fall
Stock, the De,Dean & Mitchell Co. re
Offering some genuine bargains in dry
goods. shoes, hats and clothing.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03

Miss Edwina Krebs has returned from
Mobile.
A collision occurred between freight
trains north and south bound ut Grand
Bay, Ala, Thursday morning, on the
l.. 4 N. road, resulting in the demolition
of the trains.