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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
500 Arrival Extraordinary of the Renowned 81
Psychic ClairvOyant and Scientific Palmist
MADAME T. LeCLAIRE

Madame F.,LeClaire, the greatest mas
ter OF Clafrvoyance ana PalrLstry that
has ever visited this city before. The
vonderfuf cIsAIRvOYANCE. possessed
in its fullest degree by Madame, the Great
French. Life Reader: twenty-five years
practicing Clairvoyant; born with the
wonderful power TO heal and read lives.
Realizing that this city has been over
run with pretenders under the guise of
nalmistry and spiritual mediumship. and
that many Of the hest citizens of this
city would be only too anxious TO visit
ri good medium if they we're first assured
OF satisfaction; therefore, she agrees 10
give each callers name, age and occupa-
ton in full or tel them anything they
wish TO know without asking a single
question. Is this not honestly Could
anything be fairer? This is not done to
catch business or the riffran, but TO
show those who have money to spend
where 10 so for reliable information. The
best citizens have come in every town.
those who have never visited medium
before. Why? Because / intelligeutiy
unravel their troubles. see all. tell ALL
POSITIVELY no EQUAL on EARTH
IN HER PROFESSION-THE "ADVI-
SOR."
NO one was ever lost upon a straight
road
She gives more readings in one month
than most mediums i'll a year. one visit
viii convince YOU of her superiority over
ali others What she has done united
more separated couples caused more
happy marriages. made more happier
homes. and pat more persons on the road
To- success. cured more sO-cailed incUra bio
diseases. astOnistod and amazed moro
men Of science 10y her wonderful occult
power than any other woman. man or
child ia America. She tells how To con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
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Their popularity IS beyond our greatest expec-
tations. because the qualities are better and
the price lower than in any other stores. We
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a25.
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non-cutable. for s5c.
The best purchase we ever made is our
Colored Tafeta, for SOC.
China silk. Precipitation proof. 3s-inch. for
&c; 24-inch. for 59c
Infants Diaper Supporters
Mothers who have the slightest regard for
the comfort OF the baby will not hesitate 10
buy one at he low price of 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Dress Goods at
Popular Prices

We place on our bargain tables several lots
Of Dress Goods at unusual low prices:
10 Pieces Novelty worsteds. u cent value.
for 10 cents.
70 Colorings in Spring suitings. PC grade. lsc
. . Pieces Popular Mixed Suitings. CSC value,
for . cents.
English Cashmeres. spring shades. for &c.
French Melrose Cloth. second invoice. worth
60c, only z5c.
Wool Serses. all colors. great value. for l5c.
Wool Examines. all spring shade. 45c.
90 Cents Pure BIohair Cheviots. for SOC.
Heavy skirting Cloth, in navy only worth
SIS. for csc.
Chalk Lne Kersey, 5e-inches. stylish skirting
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Black Goods. in the Priestly brands Gold
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% Dress Patterns of yards each, in Lizard
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800 a yard.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08

as..s.tEa fi

III aoTs ao 3ass Ga; 10
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08
o. 8 'aspUo vADIs!"


f. G. Whitney and Edwin Knowles
production of ii;sGuo Vadis'2 VIII occupy
the stage of the Grand Opera House
Wednesday, March. AZ, :sas q special
event. Or i, tgi9.t q .0i .ts
OF all the book plays now 80 much ia
vogue, 1t Is pfoba biz that -r Quo y adlsln'
has best served the playwrighf's aptlr-
nose. and Wfifle'at least half "a dozen
dramatizatiohs hdve been attempted,
chat Of Mr.. Strange, whichuawas Fithe
FIRST to have a stage presentation, IS
xfIe one which has survived. and which
mas enjoyed prolonged engagementsiin
the leading cities 81 the world. Last
aSeason ,Messrs. Whitney and Knowles
produced the piece first in Chicago,
and the memorable run pf-eight weeks
is recalled by all followers OF stage az
airsrdfEwas afterwards taken TO Lon
don. and itstrfagniBude and fidelity to
the story somewhat astenished the
Publishers: following this'HQho Vadfs''
returned t0New York and was played
fifteen weeks at the New HorkiT Theatre
This city, therefore, 1'is; To- be- among
The first in the West to see the per
Torrance, and the event, promises TIC
attract unusual attention: .,,..s...---..,.s,..
Mr.. f. g. Whitney personally super
intends the preliminary arrangements
and assures the public that no detail
will be omitted to make the production
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08

be, or perhaps scheming to avert Sp0s-
Isible 'had biz he was seated one
morning in the cars on flying visit 70
Ythe Metropolis, Suddenly his reverie
kAsTaIflelysljS tnabRd By she 4ineafshly
yelling 1T a young gentleman about
the age when s'they all love Berry,
THE youngsker," the comedian. says,
''hadR Splendid pair qf lingsA and
gave pronnjse OF a grand topefal future.
GTau should Keep an eye on him. Like
all amateurs though. he refearsed Just
as he'd do it at night. ," Evidently the
L,YOling hopeful was Il little too much
foBhis mother to handle for sOtto voce
remarks were plentiful-if not print
able-through the car. At last Berry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nessaRe,. he g0trap.
and made lis way to an empty seat
near the mother. and child and. COM
menced the sied kohs -hipndtks hhh.
"baby tall" that is supposed to go
with the training Of unrply children.
The whole car vatched SD 6lbrkA thIessl
interest. Suddenly, as ii by magic,
the youngster stopped was p 81.
lence- then, With &seh n5 relief, the
mothers voice arose: ~rhere now,
{, will you be good. told you the
big ugly man would come.n You
mustn't say BUM to Beresford yet.
He knows he's no Adonis, but, we'll
even truth isn't always "a Joy for
ever. " and this came sudden He's
atiilr fond Of dogsn AZ the Grand
March 4 y 1872 k1A
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08
40, Hlt nI4 th1a &c ~ l.iM I, ~ "
"a LESSON IN ASTRONOMY n g

A beautifui right in the country;
Paterfamilas, Who has arrived on othe.
|t,hubby" train for over Sunday, IS seat
ed Cd the veranda enjoying The noun,
tain air,, and retailing the gossip Of the
week to his better half, Incidentally
giving their son' and heir d few point
ers as to thS'tiame and location Of the
various portions Of celestial real es.
tate known to the boy as stars"
r. "Those stars up 'theres7. right eyer g Ysl
the big tree at the end of the orch ara,
Tommy, are known al sThe Dipper',
because they suggest the shape ofthe
tiipper you drink from at the well see?
That's the North Star ,pp, there and
that bunch Of little ones lis called HEhe
Milky Way, Oh! by the way, .un my J.
dear, turning to his wife, THAT re-
minds me. We are to have new star
| in the dramatic world this season."
"a new star Popper?" says Tommy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08

here on the same elaborate. scale that
characterized Its run In New York:
The Identical scenic enyironment Will |
be utilized, and an Augmented orches-
ira provided for the proper rendition
Of the profound musical numbers. The
company to be seen here embraces a
number at vefyfsweil known players
and numbers fifty people Prices sll,gP0'
and Too y, si,iat 4, y a iotior1 u ne t. ~ u "a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08

A good joke on Harry #eResford is
auewRoinar tha Sounds Before Astart-
ing rehearsals for bis NofelpDmIng
Western tour as a star in Broadhurst's
''The Wrong Mr.. Wright, the Co
median had beenealternating between
the seashore and the mountains. with
occasional trips 70 the managerial off
fee OH Broadway New York. On ond
i 81 these trips, Berry las his inti1
mates call himl ran across the joke
burrthat is likely to stick 20 him for
ali time. "Childfen and dogs all love
ltRaurr 4 Z his adr1irers say, and twas
4 this that proved bis undoing. Think
ing out good biz" for the piece, may
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-08

eyes, BeresI0rd. Tuning to his
wife he condlnpes III. Coleman
puts him out "a BroaNhnrst's The
Wrong Mr.. Wfight We'll. my son.
come now, which is Hp Dlpper?"
Tommy madea long Shot, but he got
it.
"The Milky Way?n Tommy guessed
ri9htIth very frat time! 81
/ ,1Good .boy". said the proud Pop.
'sNow the North Star?'
Tommy made it three straight.
There was JOY in the family circle. A
long pause; they were uiappinglout hs'
Htapn bmieal fntaaes for Atheir hhyl 2he
was star-gazing. At last he came
back:
Pepper" said he. wan
Yves, nv. sop. = said the foHd father.
MN q y lilce 90 cion1dier F4Heh said
as plainly as words, Il beb A{is is GO
ing to be good fN
Pepper" said Tommy, Il know the
Dippafland the North Star, b1t-with
sweep OF the little hand heayenward
which iaBeresford?n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
SPORT

Yesterday was the opening day of the
Tennessee Breeders association sprug
meeting ut Nashville and 5000 people saw
Red Robe, at 20 to /, win the Cumberland
derby after Il battle royal.
Cumberland Park results; Ed Austin.
Mallory. Algie NJ, Red Robe, King S Lady,
Sim W.
Lakeside results; Hayden Pennaut, Seor-
Pic, Dr. stephens, Our Bessie. Tommy Eos
Ter.
Anuednct results: Morokanta. Sir Flor
Ian, The Referee, Examiner, Carroll D..
Anna DAILY.
Oakland results; May W., Compass. Lass
OF Langdcn. yarro, Sea Queen, Larry wilt.
National league scores; Chicago 3, Pitts.
burg 8 Boston s. New York 4; Cincinnati
0, 81 Louis 2; brooklyn l6, Philadelphia 6.
American league scores: Baltimore 9,
Philadelphia 2; Detroit 8. Chicago o; Bos.
ton II. Washington 3; St Louis !, cieye.
land 2
The night between "Tbe TiptoA Slasher''
and Abe AteiI at 81. Louis was stopped by
police when Atell was on the point Of
being knocked out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25

The Piedrns pintas well Is NOW down
1904 feet ana Is producing moro OIL thln
at drst
Miss Lizzie Cook has declared as a can.
didate for the office Of clerk Of Van zandt
county.
the attorney general has decided to joln
IN the prosecution of the antitrust snlts
against the cotton seed oil companies.
The matter Of postpouing the mcclluc OF
the grand lodge, A, o. T. w, viii be- sub.
mlttod 10 subordinate lodges
Judge l. q. Searcy of Austin Ia dead
The legislative committee has nnishcd
counting the cash and found Ss0G more
than the books called for
The trial Of olIvarcz for murder has been
set down for next Monday.
The price OF oil has heeu advanced from
TO cents NJ Beaumont
The discovery Of oil in Jefferson county
will Increase taxable values more than zoo
per cent
The Texas Knights of Pythlas grand
lodge amended tho constitution and ado pied
important resolutions.
The Texas Pharmaceutical association h &
decided 10 withdraw from the National AS
ISOLATION Of Retail Druggists.
The corner stone Of the First Baptist
church Of Galveston was laid with ccre,
mony.
The old cotton factory at Galveston is to
be turned into rice mill.
Thirteen damage suits, ranging from 500
10 $4,000, were filed ut Beaumont.
The state encampmcnt Of the Grand
Army of the Republic Is now In session Al
Beaumont with good attendance.
The body Of Camille Hanks was burt
10 strangers row" OF the san Antoni,
cemetery.
great parade was the feature of III,
day at the Confederate reunion
Thomas Stone of Waco was elected Gem
mander In chief of the Sous OF Confedefut,
Veterans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
BISHOP PoTTER's VIEWS
On the Relation OF the Capitalist an,
lahorer,

On the Relation OF the Capitalist and
laborer,
New Haven, Conn, April oi-Bishop
Henry c. Potter of New York. in his see.
ond address of the series on the respousl-
bllities Of citizenship at Yale, discussed he
subject Of the relation Of the citizen and
the capitalist and argued that the panacca
for the labor situation is not any particular
method or plan. but greater confidence he
tween employer and employe, between capt
tallst and laborer and disregard of any
caste distinctions. Said he: Almost the
worst enemy of human society is the spirit
Of caste and the tragic element in the con.
stlutlon Of our modern society Is that
uhuer forms of government that profess
long ago 10 have removed aud abandoned
" II sun rears its head In forms more IN
solent ana more mischlevous than any A.
ever has assumed. for white we may Dc ma.
uent with the caste spirit when II aiir
wives as product Of earlier ages Of tribal
dstinctlon or feudal tradition or distin'
gulshed ancestry or social culture. n he.
comes, when we see II. as too often we 500
i today, the mere incarnation Of motsriaI
possessions. held In huge bulk and adrnit
association: then, say, Il becomes a
menace alike 10 the right OF the weak and
we freedom Of the poor. caste of cant
,ahsts separated by practically inseparabIe
barriers from a caste Of lahOrers means 70
0iai anarchy and Industrial war"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
FOREIGN.

The British government was Scathlngly
rebuked In the commons for gross abuse
Of power In OBTAINING an editor who had
served term in prison because bis Views
vert not in accord with tbosc ~ the gov
ernmcnt.
The Filipino chiefs have asked for time
IN which TO comply With tho demands made
or them FOR allege asssssins
Turkey will garrison the ports NJ TrIpol
to forestau the plans u italy.
Venezuelan government troops under Gen.
eral Castillo attacked the rebels ami were
defeated. General Castillo being killed..
Queen Wiihemina is rahIng nourlshment
but every care is stiN requisite.
The Beers have concluded their confer
snces
The cuban congress viii convene at Ha.
vsna on Mny O.
The Chilean ministry has resigned
All the suspects arrested in connection
with the abduction Of Miss Ellen NJ Stone
have been released
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.


Bishop Henry G. Potter discussed the re-
laticns Of capitalist and inborer.
rhe hearing OF the Rice will contest was
resumed IN New York.
senntor Money tMlssl was elected from
a Washington street car and Senator Clark
Monte was asked 20 appear to answer a
charge Of fast driving.
The republican State convention at In
annapolis Endorsed the Roosevelt admins
tration, reafhrmed the Philadelphia, 1900,
platform and named candidates.
The British admiralty may object to hay-
ing ships under contract as auxiliary cruis-
ers fly a foreign Gag.
Albert r. Patrick has chosen new conn-
sellers.
Tha tax on alcohol may he reduced.
Archbishop Corrlgnn IS i'll.
Governor Durbn NJ Indiana will try to
capture wallpapers.
Funston keeps on talking, hut SAYS he
has had his say and Will now cease
An alleged countcrfciter Of postal cars
has been arrested at Chicago,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
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1t Has No Equal as a Spring
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II should be well understood by the att
ing. physically broken down, and diseased
that the ordinary advertised nervines sar-
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pound, which has cured such desperate
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rheumatism. neuralgia dyspepsia and
blood diseases
Paircs Celery Compound is the dlsc5v-
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of its worth and value is the fact that
able practitioners prescribe end recommend
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sufferer, the great nerve feeder, tho mar
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Heaven that such FIFE giycr was placed
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
GOVERNOR AFTER WHITEcAPPESS
Reion of Terror in Portions OF lno's0'
cn..or,nn Aas Taken Steps,

Reign of Terror in Portions OF lnds0''
Governor Has Taken Steps !.
indianapolis, Ind. April = --''0's s,.,.
Dmbin, it Is reliably reported at tne ss as
house, viii take hand in the Bro~n '0'-
ty whitccappings. .n,r /,
Under the Indiana law the so's'r ..a /,
empowered to hire detectives to oe o' +,
such cases and II is undersiooa ~"
has already secretly taken steps .,,,
Detectives viii 90 into bro"l as,r,
and attempt to Identify the WAiW. Nh
who have caused a reign Of terror lns ,,,,
II thew succeed in getting intoFnau y
he attorney generals otiice WI Sld %
pccted To begin prosecutor a.
tne noted Versailles lynching case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
KlDNAPERs RELEASED.

Suspects Held for the Abduction OF Miss
Stone Set at Liberty.
Santiago De Chile, April 24.-owing to
suspects arrested in connection with the
kidnapping Of Miss Ellen NJ. stone the
American missionary, have been released
This action followed memorial addressed
by the Christian inhabitants of Diumaloala
to tho sultan asserting their lnvaItv hoo
s.hG the authorities TO take measures 10
suppress Origandagc, and asserting that tie
S - ,s, OF Macedonia are heartily tired
memorial was hailed with satisfaction bv
the porte and the release and military pre.
cautions for the protection Of the Christl,ns
lenloWed' as evidence of the sultan's good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
aJoANn IN SOUTH AFRICA.
There Is No Chinese Restriction in the
Transvaa.

Vancouver. b. c.. April "a Two hundred
Chinese brought by the steamer Empress
Of China lnsi night are now in the custody
OF the customs authorities. They viii be
sent In bond 10 Johannesburg whore they
are under contract 10 work i've years In he
mines. They were brought from China hy
syndicate OF Chinese merchants ~ van
cOuver.
should the venture be profitable che,
more will foliow and operations through mt
the entire country he pushed forward.
There IL no Chncse restriction In the
wransVaal country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25


Asphalt company has been notified by the
mayor that II must resurfacc Liberty ave
nue. and san Jncintc and Willow streets or
be sued on its bond.
Petitions have been prepared asking
Major John +. Dickson. Or. 6. d. Parker
aud MIR. George f shepherd to become can
dldates for places on the school board
The jury in tho Ransom case has not
agreed on a verdict get.
Tho retail groccrs aud butchers have per.
fectcd an organization for mutual protec-
tion.
The city fire stations were inspected ~
Mayor Holt yesterday
No news nj whit has become Of c. j.
Peterson and wife has been obtained by
tho sherins department
Death Of Mir. Frank G, Prlyl, well
known citizen and inventor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
REPUBLICANS ARE SPLIT.
1T is THE WEST AGAINST THE EAST
IN THE EOUSE.
Situation Is Viewed With Much Alarm
by tho Leaders, Who Sec that the
Breach Is Growing.


New York, April q 4 special to the
Brooklyn Eagle from Washington says;
The republican leaders IN congress, aud
especially In the house. arc striving dos
peratcy to conceal the fact that wide
differences exist between member, of the
party from the East aud members from tho
West 1t Is no eNnGgcrati"u IN say that
feeling Of alarm has taken hold Of the
administration representatives, al the capt.
tol. who nre doing their utmost 90 prevent
widening NJ the breach that has occurred.
Some Of the pcSsmistic representatives
say That 1t Is only matter oi time he
fore there will be a ren'ignment Of par
ties, with the West against the East.
They declare that the present split is the
logical result OF attempting {" bud to.
G''net N'''I"hS 'i the country whose inter-
est9 are almost 'uihl'ai me uiFis''n th't
'S'N'' 'o"HI naS h''a threatened 10" me
P"Sl year or i""' an" no" that the hrencA
NuS "''u' w. IT, IN 'Np''l'" NY some 10
"''.n ''P''IN uI'u 'u' 'l'"'oIP Us p'ac
"''''' "'u"p''''' inc '''lu question 'S the
cause OF the division When the Porto
nc" 'a''U Dill was before the house
year or mare ago nHmher ot representa-
/ yves from Illinois Indiana Michigan ANA
o'"'' western STATES FORMED IL combination
| Tor tue purpose or voting against the meas
| hre lh'A claimed ina' the farmers OF lh'
"est wanted an outl'' lor 'n'ir Su'p'N,
| p''nu''S' an" 'u"' III WIS una" 10 'n.'
0e''loh 10 Iaise 'r"''''''e l"''u "''
a'ou' 'o.'' "'s' io' 'ne excursion o' Tue
SIa'n ""N n'e"'' VI INV nc
Nv ~ ~"
~. "a ,''i',, "'. Tu'' W, P"''S Wv, Nv
"u',' Wv, my W.
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,as+ ,rool hom.o,or .,,d ,,,"tr ~, ,nc y,..,
nos ,ho ronu,,,,o,, ,o,,,ior. ,,,,1.od =,
On the Nuou" ol'' Tue "''''' "''' wv"
larry unanimous 1T oPp''"S tue N"' ~
the administration II "'' ',''" S"'" '",
, the peop'c llou '"e '"u't u'9,''' "'Nt
! No'e against sup '""S''E U"' ""''"
ano'ner Pet "o''''' ''r"' sue ''''' d"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
WASHINGTON.

The attorney general Inns given lnstruc.
tons that the meat trust shall be prescott.
ed an injunction being the method to be
pursued.
The beet sugar men and the democrats
have agreed TINT the Cuban reciprocity bill
shall not 60 through except with the
amendment knocking ont the dincrcntial
Waller T. Burns has been confirmed as
judge Of the new Texas Federal iudcal
district
The house committee on Indian affairs
reported a bin opening 10 settlement 400
900 acres Of Indian lands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
Malays Mant Eleetrlc Lioh.a.

Now York, Az n "a The pslsee OF ihe
sultan Of Linga, small island In ~
Malay archipelago, is to be equipped WIN
complete electric lighting plant Of 1aAi
kee manufacture. Two New York Fe,ss
will supply toe equipment. BY three, cyl
contracts Just executed llollo, PfNsPns
ISlar DIS. Is to have an up-to-dnte A;sftsSaI
olet trical pant for railway npi Heb iIg
use: an electric railway syH'em Il Is ~
c. nyt ueted between Hole. Jhra aHd ,A7Ro,
The road viii be about ton lalles n isnsti
and viii open up fieh district.