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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
BECOMING SERIOUS.

Sanitary Conditions such That Peking r
Threatened With IN Epidemic.
PEKING, Nov. l6. Sanitary condi.
tions here are becoming serious. Since
the foreign occupation many, Chinese
have died of smallpox and other infec.
tious diseases. Fearing that their fu.
nerals would be interfered- with, they
have kept most or the collins contain.
ing their dead III their houses and court
yards The question Of removing garb..
age has become one Of grave impor-
lance. AS the natives are forbidden to
deposit refuse in the streets. there il
an enormous deposit in their reside ncsss
and yards, which threatens ! serious
epidemic. IN view Of numerous bodies
Of troops ia and around the capital
the consequences at such N 0uthreal
would be frightful. Smallpox. which
is always prevalent, 10 much more ma
lignant during the winter season, and
the danger here il now alarmingly in..
creased. III # $$s i E3S5 f.$; 4. o.. 3,ay i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
LEGRAPH 4 !; BRIEvITIEs..

Baron Oranmore and Browne, : rep.
resentative peer for Ireland, since 1859,
81 dead. He was born June s, 1879.
v The steamer Oregon has arrived at
Seattle, Wash, from Nome y with 146
passenger and 900, 900 IN treasure.
American capt. alists, II VIC asserted
are lrojecting an unde rground eaeotric
railway from the west and 81 London
TO Putney. &. ssss
BY q deal 70 be- closed Dec 10, the
title to x, 900 acres of coal land III
Johnston, Floyd and Pike counties,
KY, viii pass to d coal syndicatewhich
has been formed III Pennsylvanias BY
Eastern and English capit I'll.
81 Glass bottles can be cut down Tor sjeily
cups By making 4 deep marx with q fls
Ut the desired height and then applying
. hot iron. "a crack win follow the iron
s. Il marks the desired edge.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20

%.3ss tn + sFtSOfY' .AdSA.
position III Buffalo. This building was
typical n its style :of the old fashioned
Boston architecture and, III addition
possessed q specinl interest from: Its:
historic assoc Citations. It formerly stood,
on the Washington street end of Prov.
idence court. partly onstbe site Of what
is now 0lark's Tavern. .; 81: .s,.
One. OF the members Of the Massa-
:chusetts commission to the Paris Ex-s
position, who recently returned from
the French fair, secured there. about
$50 valuable exhibits. which viii be
transferred to the Pan-American at
Buffalo. Ex-Mayor Frederick Fosdick
of Fitchburg and City Treasurer E.. T.
Tiff OF Springfield returned recently
from a visit of few days in Buffalo
very enthusiastic over the prospects
for the success Of the Exposition and
are: anxious to have the good old Bay
State well represented there. ss ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
LARGE DEAL IN PINE.

Iusc6sine Ua.> Lumbormsn to Acquire
Pine In ths Rainy River Country.
DULUTH, Nov. 10. Musoatine (Ia.)
lumbermen are concentrating deal
whereby they will acquire 210, 0OO, 900
fee. Of pine north Of Duluth. The pine
10 owned BY Cook s. Turrish, the Du-
luth pine land men, who are behind
the great projecs Of railing logs from
the Rainy river country On the Cana
dian border to Saltwater. The 2lO.-
600. 900 feet in question will be rallied
through Duluth to Saltwater and
thence by river to Muscatine. The
deal involves about $3.50, 200. w. q.
Wheelihan Of Necedah, Wis, has sole
80, COO. QUO feet Of pine in Lake county
to Alger, Smith g. Go. for 800, 900.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
HELD An lNo uEsT:..

Csransr's Jnrys saya Porter net Doath
5 i. 81 the 1aanAs s. ParEtrs Unkaown.~
Il $LIMoN, Colo. Nov. 10. ~ After being
notified that some fragments of bones
Of . human being had been found on
the prairie near whore John Porter
was burned at the stake. Coroner
Brown and e jury sulnmoned BY him "
gathered up the remains and held
an inquest. The jury g verdict was tc
the effect that the remains were those
OF John Porter; that death was at the
hands Of parties unknown. The re-
mains were buried in a small box, near
the scene Of the lynching. s n" s.a: 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
u ~. ~ 4
. Buildings Going Up. 0

XIII & BuildinEs Going Up. N &
The magnificent buildings which are
to house the ;ex hibits of the Pan.Ameri-
can Exposition at Buffalo next sum-s
mer are fast progressing toward com.
spletion, and will soon be ready for the
collections which are on the way from
oil quarters, Of the American continent
The scene upon the grounds III the sEx-s
position, in the northern part of the
city. including part Of the famous sDela-4
ware Park, is busy one. and every:
day sees some definite progress made;
in the construction work. Conditions
have been very favorable to rapid
work, and the Pan-American Exposi-E
ton bids fair to break the record in
the matter OF swift construction of Ex-s
position buildings and their entire COM
pletion before the time arrives to open
the gates to the general public:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
CAME WITHOUT WARNING.

Section Of the SIinnesota Ore Docks sr
NJ Buffalo collapses. Killing Two.
BUFFALO, Nov. IA section Of the
Minnesota ore docks. situated on Black
well canal in this harbor, collapsed
under the weightof &C, 900 tons Of. ore.
Two boys were killed and one man was
badly injured. The property loss is
estimated Ia $3.50, 600. MINI sss.
\ The crash came without warning,
800 feet Of the dock disappearing be.
meath the surface of the water and the
top Of the great pile OF ore, which had
stood rs feet high on the dock, just
showing above the water. The dock
was recently rebuilt and fitted with
the latest and most expensive ma
snhinery. :95iss 8y zs@&45slj Il rr, 5S5:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
B0EIIB'||'B|I|I.lA|||D.'|'l''|''| !
Commandment louis Bothn ssTssI, IN,
Estab iishsd = q ovsrnsnent.
d at Rosendai.
From HIS Availab Bile FUND.- Hs
8 Pays His Fighting Men 4 s
Crown a@Day. M 55,s,}3 ~
Under A II q DEATH i /
Under AIR 0F DEATH z !, |
5Burghers Who Surrendered
Compelled to Take UP d
4. Arms Again.
Reported That Lord < tohener
viii Try the Reconcen- u
sS5 trado Pan. "

4 PREroRIA, Nov. 70. The Beers ars8
active again. Il issallegcd that Coln,,i
mandant Louis Botha has established
! government at Roesendal north 81
Middelburg, and that with the $50 !,
600 which he has available he is paying3
the fighting burghero q crown per day
\ Commandant Alberss Erasmus IS said
to be at ELEPHANTS River with 1900
mon. /. 900 wagon and II. 600 cattle. fs n
From Heidelberg II il reported that
the Beers are compelling the burghers
who surrendered to take mp arms again.
under pain Of death. -, sis .:t &
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
DOUBLE RECEPTIONS

Returning Members Of the Boer Ambu-
lance Corps Welcomed by Chicagoana.
- CHICAGO, Nov. 19.---An enthusiastic
Welcome was given the returning men,
bers of the Chicago Boer ambulance
corps. Despite q down-pour Of rain,
thousands Of men and women crowded
the Lake Shore depot and thronged the
sidewalks OF the neighborhood. The
rivalry for the entertainment was
blended into double reception. The
United, Irish societies gave the home
comers : reception. at the Seventh ar.
mory and the Irish Nationalists dined
them at Moo Joys hotel. /, VI !: n. ,.sss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
TO PAclFY THE [ !: Beers :. /

Said Kitchener Has Decided to Adopt the
'',E 5% Reoonosntrsdo Plan. IN
DURHAM, Nov. 19.-The Natal Mer.
curry reports that among the measures
to be adopted in order to pacify the
Beers is the reconcentrado plan Of Lord
Roberts. Lord Kitchener has decided
to take this step. owing to the difficulty
Of dealing with the armed Beers while
hampered by the civilian population in
the outlying small towns. l5s
I LONDON, Nov. lit is uncerstool
here that the statement of the Natal
Mercury means that Lord Kitchener
will depopulate the small towns and
concentrate their populations in the
large towns, otherwise following out 9
q reconcentrado policy .ss 5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
BRILL N l!OLO IRIS
5PAh, AtaER lc IAN xpos,Tl oNs stsat " Y
0GoWNfThssv oNpE RFy DIAN E.

Dleatsica1 &IllaminatiSnas and OtAer
s8 Fsat1re4 I'M yyhIsh DnRsIs's Fair
win Icarsl All FsrnsF natsF priss 4 \
of This Deseriptlan.5 II s8s
Evensthc Buiralonian cannot cor,p
bend the exq uisits. character u tho
great Expositio he Is building. ~ IS
any wonder. then. that tile distant ma
tive still aska What Il q 10 ~ "A Ideed
II III rs 81 everything that y graceful,
harmonious and ben utifnl. Form NM, a
color VIII join their W lltierful forces
to please the eye and delight the sense.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
sst x On CT se.

exvk u1s 13aSS ~ y <oh1 IN stGs xlSsN Nun.
\: 49, served ora "
Now remember. mid the short mar,
10 His companion IN he hung up his hat,
nc its sight AZ more y WIN "
.Ail risht. MT it'll Is less. ai.sl your
II was ii d popular price restaurant,
The pair wns seated beside 4 gayly pic
tured wall where hung texts and sigma.
The Lord l0veth d cheerful Siver' war
sandwiched In between Trust in him.
and Vatch your cont and hat. The
waiter approached. n. N M
"Conee and graham crackers 4 said one
man. 4 fi3s u Il N $S !s,i AZ
MA bowl y mill ma graham. \ aid
the other Il. HIM E35s55
Then ~ the waiter went Is the Ions
counter where the crackers reposed ID
pyramids Is intense look came upon
The men explained that they had made
ed for IN order. They said that they
used 70 get 70 q y. with a occasional
one thrown b e help sop up the sre-
mainder q 4 bowl Of 81, Lately the
walters had taken to counting them care.
fully. and tho thing seemed to have reach
ed an exact science. BY the time this
explanation was made the waiter val re.
turned On one plate tnere were siS \
cfaskers, q tne otner nvs. ... \.
sss ns Wv .l sass M ~ ,ess 49,
:.Wa riya an With y milk Ave WITH ~.
fae !" .vas 'tl,e answer, =. 4 s5S
The pairs disgust was evident. But lust
then d man seated opposite ordered sim
ilarly. m 4. .s
do You want a knife with yours l Z.
asked the waiter. 81 y, IS. !.
Why, yes me. ne sa,o 1n@n turning ]. g
the strangers, hnt = a y q il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
PROPOSED BRITISH LOAN.

Said @5O.O0O.OOO Of II Will He Floated
.--sn This Country. %5
I. New YORK, Nov. There is ex-
cellent authority for the statement that
of the proposed British loan not less
than $50. 0OO. 900 will be floated in this
country. $z555 s. .>:% ! i h ia. &c ~ >f$
"A representative Of q. foreign banking
house with important London connec-
tions says he has no doubt Of this fact.
He believes one-fifth Of the proposed
loan 81 $50, COX, I 900 will be subscribed
here! He said It was his belief that iii
the: future when making loans all for
eign governments would consider this
country and its resources. :s@5 e q. i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
] SPANISH PARLIAMENT.

Approaching session Expected to be =
as*5.s Fs9 " Lively One. -. = s~ =.
4. MADRID. Nov. 19.-The approaching
session Of the Spanish parliament is
expected to be q lively one. Members
Of the opposition who are now arriving
intimate their intention to attack the
silver and economical programmes Of
the government. All parties appear
determined to combat any increase IN:
public expenditure. The opposition
leaders viii critioise the governments
for lackso economy and . failure to
carry ont the reforms which are inn
peratiye Il the indebtedness Of Spain il
TO bo nuuidated. M. :, = a.s IL
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
sconneetieu, Il P.n-An.rio.a.,

Il d Connecticut n Pan-American. Nd 81
The state Of Connecticut is getting
together 9 large display that will rep
resent her fafm. fruit and dairy inter
ests at, the Pan:American. Exposition
next year Benjamin 81. Lee Of Hart
ford lie the commissioners In charge OF
the work. and he is assisted BY com
mittee composed Of N. 8. Plat, chair:
man. New Haven: Professor @. 8.
/ Phelps secretary. agricultural station,
Storrs;; i Duhon, Poquonock; Pro-
Sfessor 1ulle gricultural col.
lege. storrs: e. Fl Jenkins. agriculturaf
station, New q ayen; j 3. Noble, dairy
commissioners Hartford; b. e. Patter-5
son, master Of state grange. Torring.
ton "a n: ss 1t 4. III . III I. 81 II 5 .isS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
one q Mary nnth uelasts.

One 81 Many Enth us1asts. ~, -
Joe Mitchell Cbapple. editor Of The
National Magazine, published at Bos-
ton, was In Buff,l4o recently and be-
came much interested IN the Exposi-
ton. On his return to Boston he wrote
to an official Of the Exposition as fol-
lows: II was indeed sorry not to have
seen you when in Buffalo. but did see
the Exposition and was astonished be-
yond mea1ure. wish that you would
send on anything that you think might
be OF interest to our read and make
Il as attractive as possible, and 1 shall
keep on hammering away ut the Expo
sition editorially until Il opens, because
! am thoroughly enthused over the
sub1ectU 4 $5sx N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
I BOERS ARE ]TREKKiNG.
Moving Their Cattle in Order to Reach
T. n }EESf Better Pasturage. $5.s:s.#*.sI sss;

Moving Their Cattle In Order TO heAcn
n sls Better Pasturage.F i .ss5sss
PREIoR.A, Nov. 1.-Two strong
Beer com mandoes with herds Of cattle
have arrived near Balmoral, one on;
each side Of the .Wilge river. They
have been trekking from the bush
s1eldt, where it is impossible for the.
cattle to live Id the summer. The OBJ.
Siect Of the move appears to be to reach
healthy and good pasturage for the
cattle. General Delaney appears to be
trying to move; south for the same pur-
pose but has been checked BY General
Plumer in the Magliesberg passes,
which are now held by the British. s= !
+ The condition Of Miss Roberts,
daughter Of Lord Roberts, who. has
been i'll Of enteric fever, is much better.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
The Government's BuiI ii

The Government buildings at the
Par American Exposition at Buffalo
are being built BY Rasmussen = Streh-
low Of Omaha. The contract calls Tor.
group OF three buildings connected by
curved arcades. The main structure H.
to be 400 BY 1870 feet. with a. dome $50;
feet high. and the smaller buildings;
each $50 feet square. d All departments
of the government will make up tpi
date exhibits, which the members OF
the (;pvernmt6 t board are now busy
collecting and getting into shape S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
NEW PARTY FoR BRYAN.
/ Waslbuvn Of Massachusetts, 1ssaas :
Ne t{f III. III Fornlni Call. !. Al h IS $5sl}se

Ma
q Fornsst Call. 4 .53sA 4G5.
. BosroN, Nov Il. An address I'd
..the reform forces Of the country has:
been issued BY George =. Washburn,
president of the Bryan Club 81 Massa-s
ohusetts and the national committee.
man of the Peoples party : in which he
says: 4. n
ut il beyond the range Of human
pro- liability that BEyan will again be-
come the candidate Of the Democratic.
party. But he can lead TO victory a
new party, conducted on safe and con.s
servative, yet progressive, lines. There
fore, to maintain onr q present mo-
men nm, new party must be formed.
We must have . complete reunion Of
reform forces. This can be accom-.
8plished ny uniting the Bryan Demo-
Gratis, Bryan Republ icans, Populists
and other smaller bodies, tosbs led by
ithe man 81 the hour, whoever he may
5'be. IL belieYe that II such party bad
BEEN formed four years ago Bryan:
would have ..triumph this time. Ac-
cordingly propose that at future
date We have q conference Of the pr ties
32at some place il the central part 81 the
! country, that We may begin the organ.
ization o1 d new party i " IN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
TRY:sTo sTARvE THEM OUT.

Posse Have Escaped Convicts Surrounded
IA r g. Near Brideston, Kan, j. ,<st
X LEAvENwoRH, Kan, Nov. 19.-The
escaped convicts Cravens and Estene
are surrounded in the hills q mile from
Brideston, having escaped from the
barn burned by the posse. The place
is rough and well adapted to screen the
convicts and, as they were well armed,
the posse will probably starve them
out and not try to force surrender.
The officers are sure that one of the
fugitives is badly wounded as q result
Of, the first days fussilade. n II RI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
ST. Paul Union stock Yards.

~ st. Paul Union Stock Yards. s
Il SOUTH 81. PAUL, Nov. IL
HOGS-Marketo opened TX @l0o lower.
and closed firm at the decline Range
OF prices o485@4. 20. S.;. !Srg II
$CATTL Market quiet at steady
pricess ! 5;s ::Ss ss
sales ranged at tA650 IS for good to
"a hoice butcher steers o. 5O@4O0 si0r
cows and heifers, ta 00@A. 0O for corn
ted bulls, g. OO@o.0O for choice veals,
s& 60@a75 for good feeders $3.50 80
for stock steerA 53@
u SHEEP Market active. Fat stuff
quiet IA
u Sales ranged at 81 60@4.75 for butcher
lambs q. 10 for good TO choice fat
wetharS Ii IA IN $sSS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
! PLACED UNDER ARREST.

rrinos Tusn and Other High Oasctals -
4$; "a 4 Custody. n .SEss ,5 ~ ~ Z
!. LONDON. Nov. il. a news agency's
dispatch from Shanghai says Prince
Tnan is under arrest at Nighsia, prov.
ince Of Shan-Si, that Governor Yu
Hasten has been arrested ut Pinan, near
sian-Fn, and that Sheng, the director
OF telegraphs and railroads. has demon.
allied the throne, denounoing Yu.
5Hsien. # I; IS $5 S5s,. n sy2 f .s $55
u The dispatch adds that An edict 10 ex.
5pected ondemping Tn Gin 70 death.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
Thtnk sne ICsat VIII lseoovol

D ST.. PETERsHURa, Nov. 10. The Rus.
sian official world IL anxious regarding
the condition of Emperor Nicholas,
hut there 70 : feeling d confid snoe that
he win recover. "a foreign of6ce Of
ficial told the correspond nt of the AS
ISOLATED Press last evening that the
bulletins were regarded 90 favorable.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
sioux cry 1--we stosiE. &

Market steady. /. s5f:; &;
Il 6ales ranged 1t "a. 9O04.65 for beeves,
$0 OO@ 2. 20 for COWS bulls and mixed.
$825@4.9o for stockers and feeders. $S o.
as. 80 for calves and year Hngs. 81
HOGS-1Arket5 90 lower. II Range Of
prices, "a. 7004.8 5. q e Nj $5$s VS..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
chicago Grain ana Provision..

@ $50 X aAOASsOs NV -. I'll
! Il Observation-Disclosures 71c, December
87l@71rSc, January u 10 v: n .sH
8S q ORN-N ovember 10 December
85k 0sosx q January 8493<< May So Sc. 5.ss
Il OATSN oyembor ~ 70, Decsmber
a1x99.c, May go. sSss W 80
f PORK november 40 a. January
III co. May e1L6s1f. RI
q FLAX Cash Northwestern. u. 80,
Southwestern SI.o7; November 81 Is.
May 81. 81. 81 ss53
& BUTTER-Oream 1b0s6o. dairy
s1Sx 0sec.
POULTRY - Dressed turkeys ".
5thSakana Z Il GSAo. y = nv 1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
I NM 'psrishe a I, \ t i I, B Planes.

.Wzsr SUPERIOR, Wis. Nov ~. III
u are which destroyed Charles Wards
barber shop here, man lying in . bed
In the back room was burned TO . crisp.
It was supposed that the remains were
those 81 Ward himself, but the coroner
has 81 vet boon unable to determine. s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20

"A X. The foregoing dispatch with the ex.
ception Of reference to General Tung
Fu Hsieng confirms the text Of the
Scablegram OF Director General Sheng
TO WI Ting Fang at Washington conn
municated to the secretary Of state last
~ aS5$&
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
Practic ally the Same AZ Cons
a municated ~ WI Ting Fu
.sss.,sS 55:5 10 IN II Hay. .;$S
EPIDEMIC IS THREATENED il { 1 I / i: !
There rs Danger From Small
u. pox and Other feotious R
Diseases. 81 :
Dead y nburied and Houses
Have Large Deposits ct
s5G..s5 Garbage. VI ...

PARIS, Nov. 10. The following ad-.
vices have been received from PeEing
dated Nov. ~: '., 4.
IN. Pichon french minister IN Re.
king) visited u Hung Chang. who
handed TO him imperial decrees do,
priving Prince Tuan and Prince
Chwang Of their titles Of nobility and
directing that they Be Imprisoned ct
Mukdem until death. The decress ~
sert that Prince Ying has already been
degraded and imprisoned, that Prince
Lien has been ordered not to leave his
palace and that Duke Lin and Ying
Lien, president Of the censorate and
Others have been degraded and that Yu
Hsien has been banlsned. Another de.
cree says it 10 impossible to arrest Gen-'
e1al Tnng Flu Hsieng at present, be-
cause he is command OF troops, but
that he will be punished Later. !"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-30
IN. The TUNNEL NOW
Saturday Evening a Hole was Punched
Throuah Eara Between Headings.

Many months excavations have been
going on from both ends Of Summit
Tunnel on the Short Line railroad. the
goal sought being the meeting in the
middle by the two gangs of workers. At
s:3oo'ciock p. m. Saturday the desired
end was attained and hole Was punch
ed through the block of earth still re-
manning between the two excavations
and daylight penetrated from one end
to the other Of the long tunnel. Con-
siderable work is yet 20 be done before
the tunnel is clear of earth, but IL Is
believed 1t will be ready by the time
the LAYING Of track reaches that point.
About Is miles of track is laid on the
New Martinsyille end and nine miles
on this end. extending within mile "f
Lumberport. The laying and ballast
ing of track will be finished some time
In January.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-30
Nc. Race Accepts New Position.

Leslie G. Race will sever his con-
nectiop Saturday with Ruhl, Koble-
gard s. Co., wholesale. grocers, TO ac-
cent next Monday the office of general
manager OF the West Virginia Grocery
and Candy Company. of Fairmont, at
a more lucrative salary than his pres
emit position pays. Mr.. Race has been
With his present employers ten years,
the last eight Of which he has been
their buyer here and at Weston. He
is a courteous gentleman and an etfici-
ent and trusted buyer. Messrs. Ruhl,
Koblegaad SEQ. regret very much to
lose his services, which have ever been
valuable in the conduct Of the BUSH
ness. Mr.. Race will move his
family to Fairmont, whei he gets
located. Lyle Smith succeeds Mr.. Race.