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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-29

Free Daily Deliveries to Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-29
DRY GOODS.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
washington's Favorite Store.
Boys Clothing
and Mems
Neglige Shirts.

The progress of the builders makes
it necessary for us to clear the way
and in order to gain room quickly,
we have cut prices far below the bar
gain point.
Boys Clothing.
Special reductions in White Duck and
Pique Blouse Suits 81 25 values, ST 40
75c suit 81 vaues.."...- ....... W
Wash Sailor Suits, made OF fine chtviots
and gslstea cloth, trimmed In styles up-tC-
date; 81 20 values. Special per 7Sr
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General Daniel Butteifeld is sinking rap
idly at Fishkill Landing, N. 7.
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Boys Clothing.
Mems Neglige Shirts.

Mems Percale Neglige Shirts to be worn
with white collars; all sizes; well S7r
worth Toe, at,....... ........--~-....- Wv
Newest Designs in Neglige Shirts black
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
DOES WONDERS
WITH A SWORD.
Major Morgans Per-
forms MarvelS While
Riding Horseback.

"-s,.-MiJor John Morgan. proved his
claim to-day o. being on" ~ n" mos,
skilfui swori.m-n In the world BY Al
exhibition 81 hi. proves ~ Madison
Square Garden There have been SCOT
,c-. at IN" Scts.an, Majors abby hu;
th.y were thoroughly sllsnc.i for al
lime when Ne performed feat. thai hay"
probably never been duplicated
Morsars .a- ,or ci<ht""n year. In
s,ruc,or in sword pract!r" q, n" e.oyal
Military College. Kingston, Ont. bu;
~rn, /" tn. Bosr war with tn" S,ra;a.
conn Horse. a-,d Is now with the Wild
West Show.
To-day II gave pr.N,,e exhibition.
with a pound sword the blade Of
winch was a. keen ~ tina, OF r,1or.
he est. white rid ne on horseback, tissue
,ap"r and ribbons a. clean ~ Il they
had b,sn severed by a clerk in = irv-
goods store. From he back 81 chs
neck % u fclr~-'rooacr, y youn: Eng.
-hraar known az "Nppnv" rlrrk h,
cut several raw Doihi'cs IN haif. s.,.
cred the :,)mpadou- hairs on "NoIby's"
h.nd and then tried new feat.
Placing 4 rHw potato in a linen hand.
kcrchlcf and hlv!n. four men hold the
four corners OF the handkerchief, he
rode toward then, ut n furious Sellop
VITA one sweep OF h!s sword nc srvc.c'
The potato. but IN no gay injured the
linen. Then. IA "A hnai ;cst OF his skill
he rod" "a, u triangular piece of lead
two 'rchrs thick and Weighing fou,
pounds. and with slA.pound sabre Gu,
u In twain At one stroke.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BROOKLYN
STARS REPORT.
Pitcher Hughes and
SheCkard Joined the
Team This Morning.

Jimmy Saccknrd, mo crack outhe!drr.
and J!mmy Hughes, the star pitcher q:
IN. iiro kiyn baseball Club. both re-
ported 10 rrcs!!cn, Ebb'ts ut Washing-
ton Park In Brockiyn. this morning.
Both players We're excused from the
southern mp by Manager iianlon. ms
they had important, business to attend
to.
They both appeared to BE- In splendid
shape rh!. morning and declared
that they never Eel; better In their
'i,C. before Hughes said he has been
plny!ns ball constantly In California
since he left this city u year ago and IL
certain he l. In as good pitching con.
aI,ion rs d. ever was.
Sh-ckard said that he has been work.
irg in n gymnasium at his home MI
tn" winter. and with the practice whi6t,
~ got IN Hot Springs. he In sure he !.
IA 1T to play rs good ball as he did
last yea-.
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l IN
BASEBALL.
How they Compare
with the Germans
I as players.

ibis ramc Of pasepail.. said Ger
man FAM the other day. would be the
greadests ting vo, efrer II only dose
1Fishers could be from dot game raus-
n!tted. Il, Is dose irish players vo;
do bumpire und call bad names de beo-
pies II de standt TO. Pud oud de irish
ers und.dere you'd be no more mischief
maianxps.
And -,therc was great tumult. while
seven sIflshmen tore up the tables and
brokeydown the walls.
A review OF the players In the Ma
tional and American Leagues Will show
thatIIsiahmen make impatient. .scra9py
but effective pitchers. with rather less
control OF the .pall than the German
slabsaen; thai they are active but pug
listic kcatchers. quicker to see the nne
points OF the daily pay than the Ger
man, but not rs eteady on the backstop
end Of the work: that they are a shade
better than the Teutons as inheid cap
tains. though actually Oh less certain ~,
thereiis nothing to chose between the
raceGlin the outfeh.
CUT out the Irish players and where
would the teams be? II law went
club roaid iose Moran. KittrIdse. pi.
neen And Barry: Brooklyn would be shy
Farrell, Mcguire, Hushe.. Donovan.
er and Mccrcery: Chicago would give
up Hughes. Cunningham. Doyle. Mc.
Cormick and Dolan: Cincinnati would
be mnlcte6 OF Kahoe: McFadden. Mn.
goongssis Corcoran: New York would
have-fo pass up DOheny and Murphy:
Philadsiphia would lose Donahue. Dunn
and sspolan: Pittsbu.g would be shy
Oonallue and O'CornOr. and St. Louis
would chnsc Ryan. Powell. Mct;ann.
paddcr. and Donovan. How could the
clubs sEet along without them7
In the American League Baltimore
would lose McGinnity. McGraw and
DonHn; Boston would be short McKen
M. Collins. Ferris and Dowd. Chicago
would suffer by the loss OF the two
t9ulliyans and billiard: Cleveland would
iosc Moore. Bradley. Flood. Mccarthy.
Shay and McAleer: Detroit would give
up cronin. Dillon. Gleason. Casey and
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strong la batting.

In battirr strength the team looks
strong. Hickman. Davis. Van Iinl;rcn.
Setback. Camel. Buclow and Warner
are all s;ickmcn capable OF batting 500
or better.
The pitching corps furnishes TIE pu.-
1lc Tn. ability OF Taylor and .jonca,.
IN fast ro!cpany has been sauSci. Mat
thcwson !. bri;h; and shining stTr
when ne keeps his head. He has the
speed OF kusse and the Blenders u !,
Seymour. |! the tail young iw!rler can
overcome his old fault Of ballooninx At
critical moments he Wi! speedily lie
claSsed as one OF the most effective box
men In the history Of the game.
II Is a question. q! course. VIII the IN +.
new p!tch-rs-Denzer. Fisher and Phyie
--can make cool against III. heavy sn:-
gers OF the National League. In COM
pany not quite so fas, they have shown
high class work. Manager DAVIS vi tc
sorciy disappointed II on. OF II. trio nj
least does not pan ont n lind OF the
frst water. He says that befor. tine
season In very old the fans vii. have
forgotten fiaHley. car-!ck and Mercer.
Tomorrow the Toronto team. Of the
Eastern League. will tackle the Giants
on the Polo Grounds IN the last practice
zane cf the season. The regular seaS,h
opens Thursday. Boston plays New
York here. Manager Davis promises
to have his men ready for the FRAY.
provided the weather man treats him
kindly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

FAIRS. April IL Eddie McJoyn'. the
american Jockey VII" IL engaged 10 ride
Y * Vanderbilt. jr =. horses In France.
h,s been suspended Indefinitely The
Jockey was not taken before the stew
ards FOR hearing but was laid on
after he had been reported sGr an In
discretion hy III. starter. NJ FiScs
MCJoynt had tn" mount on Wander.
bits Dido In the Erik iioruuar'. ut
InngChAmp yesterday. and som" aim
Guilty arose n, III" post, TIL" fank""
ar,'.rcu.l, held his horses head we'll
nuA when tn" start was mad" DID"
wouldn't break. and ." got away badly.
VI riEr> r"r"-ic'l 80 IN" steward. and
after his hearing Went TO IN" Jockeys
room hn! told McJ"ynt he was s''s-
pended
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

won Il out OF - games Tor c"m!skey'
C.Iitngn club. D'nz.r has been pro-
fcssi0nal baliplayrr for Fix years. IL" ~
twenty six years OF axe. stands feet II
Inches IN hcigh', and scales LIS pounds
In ceniI,ipn He Joined the 81. Pau
club Ia the Western !.agu. III 1895 lie
showed winain. form and wn~ drafted
by the chicago club In 1881 lie played
Win chicago ali season. but h. had not
had quite enough experience 1t 'hn,
iiN. f,r "a. major !"agu" He was
;,rmcl back 80 ~. Paul In i&s Charl"y
CGmisk-y was manager II III" 81 Paul
Clun and under MS ;utorsnip benAer
developed into h!Gh-clnss pitcher. He
r"mn!ucd wiih - raul Ia 1929. ana NJ"
am" q, tho chicago american Lease
CIut Hitn CowlEk-y ~ l:n
T.l pstu. MANAGE Davis ~ the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

left the Polo Grounds satisfied tgas
Manager Davis has collected u team az
young hlopds that Will l.. consitcrahls
-rs Canal i.utlow ana Si-ane iiii
splendid wo-k. First base and third
base ar" sure 10 b" well taken care III
his season. Davis hinsel! can lork
after the short field ~ well as any man
that ever donncd n set Of ball toys Nt
second little Murphy seems rs spry
cr!cf";. lie usually gets whi; l.. goes
after. and he goes after everything He
makes few ms axes. and bavt, thinks
he will prov. speedy enough FOR the bis
league.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
SHAMROCK OFF
WAYS SATURDAY
Marchioness Of Duff
fern Will Christen
Lipton's Yacht.

S1Amrn X ~ Sir Thomas I.irtnn's
challenger fnr the Americas csp vi be-
MunhcI from her rad" a, r"Hnyo-nn-
N"i iy,la next SATURDAY
AZ 'ha hon" 90 al iru.n vnrhi'm"n
makes her hrI muy" toward ~" "le-
mcut In when her builders expect her
% max. glorious r-o1r'i the
Marrhnncs- ~ DuG"r.n Will break \
bottle OF rare win" on N" Yachts nos'
ana rArster Nor 'Shtmr,ck II
Sr Thomas rtpitd th'S news iris
morr!ns TO pnv!i HarrIr hi American
representative" Tn" II IN knight was
lubHaa' var n" 'Lrr thnr MS boat Will
az pst leave n" shop after many de
1Ry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
WOMEN AT PLAY
FOR GOLF CUPS.
First Round of Match
on Dyker Meadow
Links.

Tn" iocn! interest in golf this week
centres In the play OF the women o: the
Dyk.r Meadow Col. club to-day. to-
morrow and Thursday The play w'i!
be- for two cups offered by Mrs. Howard
r. Whitney between the sixteen who
qualified at medal play last Thursday.
The order OF play for the hrst round.
which Will probably occupy to-day and
to-morrow, vii. b. rs follows:
Frs, cup-M!ss l.. Wallace and Mrs.
". Gibbs. Mrs. J. II. Merit, and Mrs.
r. l.. kaibii.!-ch. II. Miss Il. p.arsaII
and Miss L. Wallace. Miss Grace
chluncry ana Ms. \ r. SmyIic.
Second Cu9-Mrs. u. Geddes and Miss
Madeline chaurc-y; Miss NJ G. Judson
and Mrs. r. Hinmau Miss II Abbott
and Mrs. " 3eari: Mrs. f. II. smith
and Miss Hinmnr.
The .cmi-'nals &tll ne held on Thurs
day and ~" finals next week.
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RACERS ARRIVE
T At MORRIS PARK
Strings to Finish Train
ing There for Spring
Meeting.

Tho Morris Park race track will 30
the seen. Of unusual activity before
the end o., the week. for every thor
ouE!Tbred o. any promincnr" Wi. BE
locItn! ther. to nn!sh training for tho
events OF the Westminster Racing Asso.
citation. The ms o. more places LEFT
vacant by the transfer ~ many OF tn.
horses to Auueduct hay" been filed
already.
g !" liill'r string. which includes
Clarence Markay's horses. headed by
BanastHr. ar" now uGartcroi ~ tho
Westchcst.r course. ! l.; Madden has
notified the track officials tina; his
string OF 'wcnty-seven horses will be
at the track Tomorrow or next lay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
ARNHEIM,
BROADWAY & 9Th STREET.
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY o. THE CITY OF
e.tw YORK (MHDiCAL DEPARTMENT.. is
ysars . specialist In Diseases of Men. Under
OLD DIR. GRiSDLEs seisntia: sy~t-ra OF trei:.
men, blood and sktn disrasss. pain Ia the ooasA.
red aoots, sore throa, and moath. uiceis. psiafSI
dwellings. kidney AMI bladder comp!ants. s,Ald.
lag. va.icocslc. inaamnaiion. gravel. weak. IN.
developed organs. weak back. permanently cured
Men about TO marry. nks~iS those having i'm
c-iipsnts. shouli 90 to DR.. 0RiSDi.E'8 old
established once. over 20 years Al III Wsa lkh
st.. bet. 9th and It'll AYES. Sufferers. DO Eok
waste time consulting i.ss skilled physieiaua-
Icmemb~r. OLD DIR. 0RfSpLE has = record for
marvellous Advice fres. Medietas Il
IIour- Q to . Sundays. . to =
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rhl,nh.lrhIn Gnmc. rn.,pnnrL

Isl~,iNl @ The EVtnnI WotldD
riiiLA:.ElrHlA, Pa. Apr!i is.--Ths
hr schail game scheduled Ior to-day h,-
tween the Philadelphia National ! .enru.
Ciu' ana thr New YORK University
tear was postponed on account 1T rnip.
The Aiaietic-lronsiic- game was also
ostponed. Manager Mack has arranged
u game between the Athletics AM!
Georgetown teams for tomorrow.
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MEMPHIS WINNERS.

RACE TRNCk MEMPHIS. April Is
T5y races r"la here 'p-dnS r"su''cd ~
1llrwH
First Rae. -Four AN! half flrlpngs Y
Wnn hg Ard!tn : % and TO Tn
h.smnii I 10 " tor place. wa, second
Btrri.s f,I'rh. tm", ~ -
Second Race one and ouc-luirtcr
m;ics Ven b. Tumnuuy chief -
pnd 70 = Nib,r. vale io2 Tor u.ac"
I'll
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

The above trio OF New York ball play
ers ar" expected to shlne an Class \
men In the National League this season.
Denzcr as iwiricr. Hickman a. out
fielder and heavy bitter, and Smith a.
backstop and all-round hnsi.cr. DenGcr
and Smith ar. two % the new players
on the team this year.
Dcnzcr was one Of the n,A. hoxm.n Of
the American League last season. He
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i, MIN To IN. Milwaukee club, and Smith
PLAYED such u I'm. gam" that h. was re-
called h.rUr" the end al the season
l.i,i year BROOKLYN wanted To- farm him
to Hartford, hu, Smith refused T. go.
H., Ms on. OF IN. game most ut the
season,
Smith ~ rl,d 81 the chang" that
brings him 10 'ho New York club lie
SAYS h" Is hound to play better ball
hcr.. as h. has no misunderstanding
with III" management.
Mn" fans "ui o! ten who attended the
New Snrk-R bCh--t"r game on Saturia?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

Every day you' clean the house you,
live in, to get rid Of the dust and dirt,
Your body, the house your soul lives in,'
also becomes filled up with all manner Of
filth, which should have been removed
from day to day., Your body needs daily
cleaning inside. u If yourY bowels, your,
liver, your kidneys are full of puttid filth.
and you don't clean them out, you'll Be inh
bad odor with yourself and everybody else!
DON'T USE A HOSE to clean yoar
body inside, but sweet, fragrant, mild be
positive and forceful CASCARETy that
WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP prepare
all the filth collected in your body for
removal, and drive it off softly, gently, but
none the less surely, leaving your blood
pure and nouristing. your stomach and
bowels clean and lively, and your liver
and kidneys healthy and active. Get .
50-cent box today, a whole months
ey back-but You'll see how thu CLEANING
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smelling EARNINGS 10. Given.

Contrary to the usunl custom. no
statement ~ earnings accompanied tho
admission 10 The Stock Exchange list
to.tay .! s22a er0CJp common and. the
iinr amount OF preferred stock OF the
American Smc!t!r3 and Rehnin. Com.
pany. The total amount OF stock listed
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Mars Cn->id, the starter.

Mars Cassidy made bis debut az .
starter In the cas-, ana n. work $50, "a
remarkable improvement on tAlt ~ NJ
PettIns!!l. who formerly acted As s,lrlcs
at this course, The Carter mnl.rap.
worth In the rcIghborhpoi ~ t2"" H1t
the feature OF the dny ,nh lu excellent
fieid OF horses went 10 the post.
In the ring there were over a hun
5dred layers quoting prices Thi7 ~.
cluded the regular member, Of ,hc
Metropolitan Turf Association and ssr
dead liners. In spite OF ;Hr Iars" mum
Der there was business enough 'or ,u'
fIHsT RACE
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BASEBALL IN THE COURTS.
fs..e,,, 70 IN. Evening World. j,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April is-An.
no,rnrnment was made TODAY that tho
equity suits brought by the Philndclphia
Baseball Club 0im!tedD 10 restrain La.
tote. bernhard and Fraser. three of It's
sformtg ~ players. from playing with the
'f6ca. AMERICAN. League team. and 10
Ileat sh6syalidity Of the option clause Of
.96&lr Enfstrarts. have been definitely
.SScri f{iE[argumc1t IN Court No. s next
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S"W YORK Club. made b.nz.r Al oN.r
thti Drought aim to New York r!r
pNchcr h"si,at.-l several Lny: be FOR" he
."'il"a 20 Guit crniHScy. who brought
trJ won him over
nr""kl,n'~ Ola Catcher.
iatch"r ilrcn Smith was WIN In"
ff""Rlyn club lisi season. ~" has had
several years experience In III. Ma
ti"nal. Eastern ami Western Leagues
hnd n" l. accounted flr"i-rlnsS back
stop In 1899 Manager lIanlon loaned
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AouEDuc1 ENTRIES.

,st--'i ~ TIRE r,snrs World
RACE TRACK A9rEpuC-r Anri l5
Thc cn,rtcs for to-morro~'- races are
~ follows
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In the class a golf handicap OF the
Crescent Athletic club. Thomas llovcn-
den made the bes; gross and net scores
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ssIllrs; ior thr.e.ye.r.ol., .nlqp h,s-

!. .1Neepstakes,f Maple. Hin. c!G anl Led.
xtlle raced head and head 70 the stretch.
elsrc Himfetf drew clear nf III" bunch
|N136 raced home alone, an easy winner
/ four iengt Tbs. Old i.redsvI.ic, ridden
.Z8&H green jockey named Rogers, .rr.
4.alacantelensth In IRON, Of Maple
sFcoSp RACE.
Nj, Tor tGsiyelr-etd.. Js,ir and a h.l. fur.
10 TxS1fs1 10 10y
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Extrnor.IInar, card.

The card provided this t',cfncon Wa
most extraordinary in tie point OF rum-
bers. There were from = to > entries
In each race. The bad weather and
track ca,i'ei COASTER ,hIc ssrai h!nS ~,
the fields were large nevertheless tn"
track had been wIt"ucd on the p,rk
stretch to admit %. start.n. larR" ~ TX,
as there is bound 10 be NOR. or les
crowding on The snurp uurruE t8ru-.
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Truck Very IIrn,,.

The track was. Of Course, heavy FROM
the rain that fell during the "nrly mnr1-
Ing. and all conditions Mere mos an
favorable, But In spite % n" "rowalng.
the cold. the discomfort NJ people
were as happy Ms 10, - -chocNhJEs
They seemed ov.rjoyri TINT their be-.
loved ponies w.r. once NOR" IN season
and all looked forward t. prosper JUS
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the history OF The turf
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RACING BEGINS IN
GOLD, DRIVING RAIN
ord-Breaking Crowd for Aqueduct's Open
ing Day-Carter Handicap the Feature
special 10 Ta, E,,nlns World

RAcETRAcK. AorEpuCT, April Is.
III the WEATHER had been clear ;hLs az
ternoon there would not have been room
enough 20 accommodate the crowds
here. There never mas been such m
opening day at AQueAuct; not In the his
tory II the oid-tmers. There were thou
sands OF people AT ;he task ~ spit" 90
the fac. that the weather conditions
were as unfavorahlc n they possibly
could be.
Hal. gale blew from the northeast.
driving cold rain Ear into the grand
stand and betting ring The Outside I'm"
in the betting inciOsur. ma 20 b" moved
Indoors considerably an! thu. meant .
decidedly congcstcd condition Of affairs
nil the afternoon.
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Five yenrs ago
the nrst boz Ut SiAACAA u.
x'rh vvus sold. Now SlIs
oSer six tuIilIon b0xes u
yenr. greater than any
This II nbsOIute proof or
soninl. We have fnish nnd
ely guaranteed tn cure Of.
two soc boxes, give them q
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SELL THEIR SALT FOR A SONG
Makers Almost Give It Away Rather
Than Lose All in the Ruth
less Flood,
(By Associated Press.)

Galliopolis. Ohio April 23.--The great
damage of water that has been sweeping
down the Ohio valley has done great
damage to PPomeroy bend. Point Pleas
ant has seven feet of water in it's bust
ness houses on the Main street. Many
families are homeless but are being car
ed for in school houses and by neigh
bors.
Five thousand barrels of salt We're al
most given away at the salt mills at
Pomeroy which otherwise would have
been washed away. All railroads have
suspended operations into ONT Pleasant,
Middleport and PPomeroy. Galliopolis is
receiving only one train day, and it is
feared mail communications will be cut
off today.