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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-22
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

District Deputy Mrs. SkilIhorn. of
Scranton. assisted by Patriarchs Mill
| tant canton, No. 40, of Carbondale. in
stalled the officers of Mizpah lodge.
No. 10, Daughters of Rebckah, as fol-
lows T. n. c., Mae Henwood; n. e.,
Sarah Tcmby: V. c.. Jennie Green's
| la'te; secretary, Leberta Henwood !;
| f. =, Emma Ncthcrton: chaplain,
Mary Woodworth: II. $. n. c., Regina
| Rennic. j.. :. n. c., Lizzie Jones;
r. 5. V G., Mary Penrose; f.. $. V.
G., Eliza Reynolds: K. a. s., Jane
Wheeler: +. A, S, Lizzie Taylor; con-
ductor Margaret Soby; warden, Mary
q. Carter: outside guard. Lizzie Steel;
inside guard, Jane Rowe.
The funeral of the late Lizzie Owens
took place yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were held in the Congregational
church by Rev. NJ. ID. Fuller. ID. D..
assisted by Mr. David Hill The pail
bearers We're Fred Hadley, Henry
Stephens, Thomas Hail. William
Johns. James RoscmorSy and Will
liam Parry. The flowers bearers were
the members of her Sunday school
class.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Evans, for
mcr Jormyn residents, died at her
home at Scranton yesterday, after IL
brief illness of pneumonia. Deceased
was we'll known and much esteemed
by the people Of this borough by
when her death is much regretted.
The GlenWood and Delaware and
Hudson shafts are still idle on ac-
count OF the heavy water and the
people of the borough are quite de-
pressed over the enforced dlenesS The
Delaware and Hudson company are
putting in a Jeansville pump today.
and ii is said the water at the new
shaft rose less yesterday than for
some time past. 1t is hoped a couple
of days longer viii show some more
hopeful signs of resumption of work.
Rev. S. n. Molter, pastor of the
Primitive Methodist church. will
preach tomorrow morning from the
subject of Paul's conversion. and in
tho evening on THE Spirituality of
Heaven" League meeting at $50
O'Clock.
Mrs. Masha Alpcrin, of Scranton, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Morris Gron-
tine, of South Main street. Mrs. Solo
mon Alperowitz, of New York, and
Mrs, Sarah Solomon and sister, Miss
Mary SerlIng, of Syracuse, n. v, who
have also been their guests have re-
turned home.
DR.. A. j. Baker of Duryca, and
brother. Dr. w. J. Baker, of Carbon
dale, We're visiting their parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. Philip Baker, of Main street,
yesterday.
Division No, TO- Ancient Order of
IIihernians, will hold "A public installa-
tion of officers in Assembly hall on
July l., 1t is expected the county
president will be present and after
the installation ceremony there will be
an entertainment of vocal and instru-
mental music and a feast of oratory.
Mrs. A, T., Gebhart and son, George,
returned home last evening, after a
weeks trip to the Pan-AmeriGan eX-
hbition at Buffalo. n. Y.
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UNANIMOUS VOTE
FOR MUNICIPAL WATER
The Ordinance Providing for the
Construction of a Water Plant by
the City of Carbondale Passes
Final Reading in the Select Coun-
Gil Without Dissenting Vote

AS forecasted in The Tribune yester-
day, the municipal water plant ordin-
ance passed select council on final
reading last night. and by unanimous
vote, and Carbondale's ownership of Il
water system became Il certainty so
far as the acquicscencc of councils was
concerned.
The vote. as stated before. was unan-
imous, and the session was decidedly
tame, as compared with the lively
meeting of Monday night, when some
displeased spectators gave Il few of the
councilman a cuying laugh when there
were indications of opposition to the
ordinance.
The noteworthy incidents of last
nights meeting were the ScorinSs that
Mr.. Battle and Mr. Thompson gave to
those who criticized their conduct on
Monday night when they insisted on
having the vote on iina! reading de-
ferrcd until last night, in order to al
low ample time to consider the discrcp-
ancy between the bond issue as pro-
vidcd for and the city engineers csti-
mate, which was shown to be $2S,OOO.
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OLYpHANT.

The members of the Susquehanna
Street Baptist Bible school will OBJ
serve their annual Children's Day to-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock, The
following programme will he given un-
der the direction of Superintendent
w. II. Evans; Song, school; prayer,
Rev. George Hague; responsive read
ing, school; solo Margaret Thomas
recitation, Flossie Williams; hymn,
school; recitation. Helen Jones; duet,
Mildred Williams and Pearl Prosser
recitation, Myrtle Owens; solo, Annie
Jones; recitation, Nellie Evans: duet,
ElHina and Blanche Harris; dialogue,
"chlldren's Day" twelve girls solo,
Margaret Evans; exercises, "A Nose
gay" five little girls; duet, Prof II.
w. Watkins and Miss NJ A. Evans;
address, Work of the Publication
Society" w, II, Priest selection, girls
quartetto, Offering; hymn, congrega-
ton. All the friends of the scholars
are cordially invited to attend this
annual observance of the Children's
Floral Sunday,
Miss Jennie g. Patton participated
in Prof. John II. Watkins recital at
Scranton last evening.
Mrs. 4, Berry returned home yes
terday from visit to Mill City.
Miss Katie Cannon. of Avoca, spent
a few daSs in town this week.
Rev. George Guild. of Providence,
was caller in town yesterday.
Bishop Hoban, of Scranton, will adj
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DALTON.

The supper given by Mrs, Charles
Miller at her home Wednesday evening
was largely attended and over $ll was
realized, The proceeds will be applied
to the benefit of the Baptist church
Children's day was appropriately
observed in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. The church was
prettily decorated with flowers and
potted plants and pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montague. of
Scranton, are spending the summer at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Knight
Rev. A. W. Cooper and wife left on
Wednesday to attend the commence
ment exercises of Wesleyan university,
from which their son. Lloyd graduates
this year,
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their Children's Day exercises next
Sunday morning. In the evening the
pastor will preach a sermon to chill
dren, or What a Little Girl Did"
Contractor Jerome Thomas began
yesterday morning the work of exca-
waiting for the foundation of the new
addition to the school building.
Arthur Northup has arrived home for
his summer vacation from Philadel-
phia, where he is medical student
in the University of Pennsylvania.
Robert M. Northup, of Glenburn, who
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SUDDEN DEATH
OF JAMES GILHOOL
After Eating a Lunch He Retires
and Is Found Dead by His Grand
son Who Slept Beside Him-Heart
Disease Supposed Cause of Death.

James Gilhool, aged 65 years, pio-
neer resident of Carbondalc, and great
~ esteemed in this community, was
summoned to depart this life yesterday
morning. under unusual circumstances.
Mr. Gilhool retired about midnight,
after partaking of lunch as was
customary. and at about 3 o'clock he
was discovered to be dead by his
grandson. who slept beside him.
The grandson was aroused by a loud
conversation that was carried on be-
| tween other members of the family
and turning about he noticed that his
grandparent was in a peculiar position,
and on the boy calling his uncle. the
old gentleman was found to have
passed away.
About two years ago, Mr.. Gilbool
sustained injuries by reason of fall
that weakened his powers, and he has
since been more or less ntirn. Heart
disease. superinduced by his age and
his lowered vitality, because of his
injuries. is supposed to be the cause
of death.
He was born about sixty-five years
ago in County Sligo. Ireland. but re-
moved to this country when little more
than a child. Most of his life was
spent in Carhondale
He was the father of fourteen chill
dren. six of whom, beside his widow,
survive him. They are: I. A. Gilhoo.
Mrs Michael Kelly. Miss Winfred Gill
hool. Mrs. Thomas Libby Joseph Gill
hool and Mrs. Henry Nelson. Mrs.
John kileeu is the only surviving
sister All are of this city.
The funeral will he held Monday
morning. the cortege leaving the house
at . o'clock. At st. Rose church a
requiem mass will be celebrated. af-
ter which burial will be made in ST.
Rose cemetery.
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1t certainly acted like magic on my
system.
within ten days I felt new life
and health given me, and by taking
an occasional dose off and on when 1
feel extra tired. l keep my system in
perfect order. Miss A. Brady.
Miss Esther G. Lowe, Il prominent
young society lady of Washington,
Ga. writes:
81 took Peruna in early spring, re-
ceiving glorious benefits from same.
Before taking Peruna suffered with
catarrh, always felt tired and had
dull headache. A friend of mine told
me of Peruna. I began taking it at
once, gaining each day. I now feel
as we'll as I ever did in all my life.
I advise all my suffering friends to
give Peruna a fair trial. Esther G.
Lowe.
Miss Millic Baker writes from 200
East Ohio street, Chicago, ILL.,:
Il suffered for years with weak
ness peculiar to women, severe bear
ing-down pains, and continual head
ache. My system seemed completely
upset and | did not know where to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-22
WELSH HILL,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hill, June 21.-The Ladies' Aid
society met at the home of Mrs. Henry
Butler on Wednesday.
William Moses has returned from
Stroudsburg, where he has been at
tending the normal school.
John Watkins is giving his house a
coat of paint.
Harold Davies is visiting at South
Gibson this week.
James Lewis, Of Scranton, was a
visitor at this place recently.
Miss Bertha Owens has returned
home from Scranton, where she has
been visiting friends.
Miss Edna Snyder Is working for
Mrs. John Watkins.
Thomas +. Thomas, of Scranton, is
visiting his son at this place.
John Reese is preparing to erect a
new barn.
Miss Minnie Williams spent Sunday
with Miss Lizzie Morgan.
Several of the people of this place
attended Children's Day exercises at
South Gibson on Sunday last.
Miss Mable Moon, of Peckville, is
visiting Mrs. Kirtley, of this place.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

John Nalln, of Scranton, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. Alex. Gillis was visitor to
Scranton Thursday.
Miss Mabel Carr, of Scranton, is vis-
iting friends in town.
Edward Roach, of Canaan street, Is
able to he around after an attack of
quinsy,
The Misses Matthews and Archibald
of Scranton, We're Carbondalo visitors
yesterday
Mrs. Thomas Payne has returned TO
her home on Summit avenue, after a
visit at Nineveh
Miss Helen Dougherty and Mrs. John
Sauer are visiting in Carbondale-
Wilkes Barre Record.
Francis ana Henry Moses, of Scran-
ton, are guests at the home of S. Sing
er, on South Main street.
Mrs, Thomas Murray, of Wilkes
Barre, was the guest Thursday, of
Mrs. j. c. Hutchins, on Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephens, of
Spring street, left yesterday for ten
days visit with relatives in Wilkes
Barre.
Miss Monaco Nlissett, of Schenoc-
tady \. Y, is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mssett, on
Brooklyn street.
Harry Lister arrived Thursday from
Phillips Exeter academy, Exeter. n.
H.. TO spend the summer vacation with
his mother Mrs, Harriet Lister, ON
Wyoming street
Miss Millicent Tolley, n school teach
er at West Preston, near Starrucca,
who is on her way to Honesdale TO
take an examination for her state GER
tihcate. Is the guest of Miss Carrie
Stevens, of this city.
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SUNDAY TRAINS TO LoDoRE.
Will Be Run to That Resort Com
mencing Tomorrow.

Commencing tomorrow. June %, AMI
ending Sept. Is, the Delaware aud
Hudson company will run Sunday eX-
cursions to Lake Lodore.
Trains will leave the Seventh ave-
nue. station for the lake at $50 II. M.
and 1.3O and 4.ij p. IN. The rate from
Carbondale will be 80 cents.
James j. German, of South Main
street this city, who has been appoint
ed caterer for the season, and who
gave excellent service on Memorial
Day, will do the catering for all Of
the Sunday excursions. There will he
every refreshment suitable to sunday,
clans and clam chowdcr included.
a now soda fountain has been erect
cd, especially for Sunday trade.
The opening of the Sunday eXcur-
sion season will he welcomed by many
in this city, who will he glad to avail
themselves of the chance to rest be-
side the pretty lake.
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graduated last week from keystone
academy, expects to enter Colgate uni
versty next fall and prepare himself
for law.
Miss Edith Smith. of Glenburn, will
be married on Saturday afternoon of
this week to Rev. John Curry john
ston. a Presbyterian clergyman of
Dublin. Ireland The event will be
one OF the leading social features that
has occurred in this vicinity for some
time. On Sunday last Miss Smith was
presented with ii silver cream pitcher
by the Glenburn Sunday school, in rec
ognition of her many years of service
as pupil and teacher in the school.
Henry w. Northup, formerly superin-
tendent of the school, made the pres
entation speech and Miss Smith made
q very neat response.
Strawberries are beginning to ripen
and the crop promises to be a good
one.
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WAVERLY.

The residence of Miss Jennie Smith
on Main and Academy streets has
been greatly improved by IL new coat
of paint.
A very severe storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning. struck this
place last Wednesday afternoon about
four o'clock. Lightning damaged the
telephones of DR.. Mackey and Halland
Parker, not seriously however.
Casey Brothers of Scranton are oc-
Cupying the residence of Thomas
Watts on Depot street.
w. A. Sanford expects number of
Scranton people next week to spend
tho summer months.
Mr.. Herman cole and Miss Cora
White of this place We're married at
the Methodist church last Wednesday
evening at o'clock, the Rev, Mr.. Cod
shall officiating. Miss Elizabeth Stone
presided at the organ. John Wehr,
Joseph Waite, Russell Dean and
Charles Hall We're ushers. Miss Alta
Hopkins and Irene Sherman flower
girls, Maid of honor, Miss Cora Leroy,
and groomsman, John Johnson. The
bride was tastefully attired in blue
silk null and carried roses. The
church was beautifully decorated.
Both parties are well known and
very popular, Mr. Cole runs the
stage line from Glonburn station to
II is place and is also one of the most
up to date undertakers in this end of
the county.
The attendance was unusually large,
They received large number or
beautiful and costly presents and have
the best wishes of the entire commun-
ity,
Rev. Mr.. Watkins of Hallstead Pa.
filled the rulpit at the Baptist church
la st Sunday morning.
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find relief. The doctor tried thres
different remedies, but they did not
seem to help me any.
After using five bottles Of Peruna
I was as we'll and strong as ever. I
would not be without it for any
money" Millie Baker.
Free Home Advice.
In view of the great multitude Of
women suffering from some form of
female disease and yet unable to find
any cure, DR.. Hartman, the renowned
specialist on female catarrhal dis
eases, has announced his willingness
to direct the treatment Of as many
cases as make application to him
during the summer months without
charge.
This offer will hold good only during
the summer months. Any woman can
become regular patient by sending
a written statement Of her age, con-
dition of life, history and symptoms
of her arrangements.
Those wishing to become patients
should address The Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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over the grave of Samuel Meredith,
first United States treasurer. who died
in Wayne county. The grave is near
Pleasant Mount.
An additional Sunday train has beer
placed on the Honesdale branch Of the
Delaware and Hudson. making thre,
trains each way.
A game of base ball will take place
this Saturday afternoon at $50. be.
tween the Archibald and Honesdale
clubs, at Athletic park.
The corps of teachers that served in
the schools the past term has been en-
gagged for the winter term.
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Secretary Illinois Woman's Alliance

largely attended by his many friends.
ln.rrment was made in the family
pot. Rev. James Fielding otiicia ed in
Tie absence of the pastor, Rev. H Par
latt East.
Rev. II. Parlatt East and family are
visiting friends in his native state of
New Jersey.
Miss NJ. l.. Bevan attended annivers-
airy exercises at the Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church on Tuesday
Mrs. w. p. Coon returned on Satur-
day from visit of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Decker, in Homes
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Robinson. Miss
Jessie Robinson and Miss Hattie NJ
Mead attended the wedding of their
cousin, Miss Donnelly. of Dunmore, on
Wednesday evening last
c. p. Matthews and family now oc-
cupy their new summer home recently
procured Of J. D. Aylesworth.
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H. j. Brennan in oklahomo

Henry j. Brennan, of this city. is
now IN oklahoma, and the Ardmorite,
me leading paper of the metropolis of
ING territory prints the following
opinion from him; u,
,'Ihe southwest is unquestlonably the
coming section of our great republic.
Az the way down the line from Kansas
ny to the gulf 1t is one magnificent
aeld OF grain Railroads are being
'axed to their utmost capacity to
transport to markets the product OF
mis- great section. Cities and towns
laVe sprung up in every direction
Where a few years ago WAS seen only
'ast herds of cattle and the COW boy
Railroads are being built in almost
very direction in order to keep pace
With the wonderful development"
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HONESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,

Honesdale. June 2l.-The contract
has been let for the erection of the
oil derrick at Tanners falls, and work
will be commenced on the same at
once.
Milton Salmon and Willard Birdsall,
students AT Lafayette college, are home
for the summer vacation.
Harry Bishop, for many years in the
employ of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company, died last evening at
his home i'm Tracyyille.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Katharine A. Rich
mond and Alfred l.. Carey. of West
Pittston. The event will take place on
Tuesday, June %, at p. m, at the
residence of the brides mother, on
Third street.
Wayne county will get a small slice.
from the legislative appropriations, for
the purpose of erecting monument
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AMATEUR BALL
FOR CARBONDALE
Promise of a Successful Season for
Team Organized and Managed by
"Nic" Murtaugh-Game for Next
Week.

The outlook for a successful season
of amateur base bail in Carbondale is
very promising at present.
The Crescents. by their two decisive
victories over the representative mines
o: Olyphant and Scranton have DEM
onstrated their strength to uphold the
honor of the pioneer city in the fast
est kind of base ball.
At present the city is supplied with
an array of battery" talent that can
not be outdone anywhere. Boland
and Nolan, the "crack" Allegheny col
le-c players. are now at home for
their summer vacations and this pair,
in addition to the Cresccnts' sterling
batteries of Moran, Cuff. Smith, Pd-
Seon and LOTUS are all renarkable
players in each department of catching
and pitching. They are also strong
hatsmen. These players, reinforced
by Emmett. Rogan. Murray, Hudgins,
McHale. Monohan and Hull, constitute
winning combination.
There are also II dozen or more
younger players in the city that could
he relied on to do good service Sc
lectman John Mannion is organizing
team from among the latter to cope
with the CreSccnts for a monetary
consideration. which he has arranged
with Manager Murtaush.
This game is an annual event be-
tween Messrs. Mannion and Murtaugh,
ir which the former has been invari-
ably victorious.
The following teams have been COM
municated with by Mr.. Murtaugh for
dates: Honesdale. Susquehanna, Mi
nooka Reds. Wilkes Barre, Millers,
West Side Mrowns. Scranton and Dun
more.
The game Sunday will be with the
Peckville Olyphant team. known as the
Rubber Necks. The pitchers are Cur
ts and Sheridan, two of the best in
the country. a close game is expected.
At meeting of the Cresccnts last
evening in Miners union hall. on South
Main street, many matters of general
Importance to the team were discussed
and arranged. A committee, composed
of MessrS. cuff Pidgeon. Emmett
HadginS and Fox. We're empowered to
make arrangements for means of prop
erly equipping the organization in base
ball raraphernalia. Mr.. Fox was also
elected secretary-treasurer of the or
ganiZation.
The team will play as follows on Sun
day: Moran or Hull, c.: Smith p.; Nc
Hale. s. s.: Pidgeon, h.; Rogan, 2b;
Murray. 3b.: Cuff, |. f.; Emmett, c. f.;
Hadgins. +. f.
Cuff will officiate as twirler in their
contest for honors with the Honesdale
nine at Lake Lodore on Monday. All
lovers of good base ball will be ex-
pected to assist the boys in their game
at Alumni park on the 23d.
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MI. Nolan's Eonors.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan and son.
Michael, and Fire Chief McNulty are
home from Bethlehem. where they at
tended the commencement exercises of
the class of '0l of Lehigh university, of
which John j. Nolan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nolan, was a member.
Mr. Nolan leaves the university with
u distinguished record. He was an
honor man in both lines, and In the
class book are his likeness and a sketch
of his career. and the minute show
ing he was voted the hardest worker
in his class
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Social happenings.

Mr., and Mrs. a. Nj. Banks. of Ter
race street, were host and hostess on
Tuesday evening, when they had as
their guests the progressive euchre CO.
terie.
The occasion also marked the ninth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Banks, who were heartily congratu-
lated by their guests.
After an interesting time about the
tables the guests partool of Il lunch
con. The prizes We're won by Mrs. j.
j. O'Boyle and j. Rcardon.
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Mrs Nellie Blyler, President of the
Ladies of the G. A. r., has the fol-
lowing to say about Peruna:
Gentlemen-"In taking medicine ]
consider it of vital Importance that
you should be sure that it is the right
Kind and that it will cure.
AS a rule patent medicines claim to
do much while they really do little;
but l will say for Peruna that it is
the only medicine ] ever knew that
does all and more than it claims.
Il recommend it especially for wo-
men as it promptly cures the weak
nesses of our sex and will always he
sure to give satisfaction. Mrs. Nell
lie Blyler.
Secretary Illinois Woman's Alliance
Miss a. Brady, Corresponding Sec
retary Illinois Woman's Alliance,
writes from 2725 Indiana avenue, Chi :
cago. H.:
Last year from continued strain
in literary work I became very much
exhausted. my nerves seemed to give
way, and | had backaChe. headache
and serious indigestion. One of my
friends suggested that I try Pcruna.
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Carbondale Young LADY to Wed.

Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick, formerly
of this city. but until recently a trained
nurse in New York city, will he mar
ried to John GeiSer, of Wilkes Barre
on Wednesday next at the home of
the prospective brides aunt, in Bridge
port. Conn.
Hugh Fitzpatrick, operator at the
Jersey Central Office in Scranton,
brother of the bride, will be erooms-
man, and Miss Anna Geiser. sister of
the groom, will be bridesmaid.
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Carbonda1e Department.

points down the valley will be run to
the lake via the new short route from
Archibald. touching this city at Linz
coin avenue station only. This will
mean a saving in time of half an hour
in the run to the lake.