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The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Thr First
Methodist Episcopal church at lon-
kcrs observed srprrannuatrS day with
a special service. John H. AndruS. n
member OF the church, offered 100000
if the churches Of the New York CON
ference would raise an additional
permanent fund to provide u home for
disabled ministers &C the conference
The Rev. Dr ]. L. Price, pastor Of the
church, named Fields lIcrlnanre to
speak and inaugurata the campaign
for this work. Large individual offer.
inGs were made.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Gala Time Enjoyed by the Young
Mems Hebrew Association.

The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation celebrated it's first anniver-
sary yesterday in its hall Third and
Market streets. During the after
noon the Rev. MIR. SchoUr delivered
a pleasing address and refreshments
were served.
In the evening Prof. Horace
Stern delivered an address on the
work of the Association and con-
graduated the members on the good
work being done. The festivities
continued until midnight
The banquet was Il pleasing fea-
ture Of the celebration.
The Young Mems Hebrew Assoc
citation started one year ago with
seven members. Now there are
forty-four members interested in
the Association. Glasses meet twice
a week, one night being devoted to
the study of Hebrew history and
the other to parliamentary tactics
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
DR.. BYRON At HIGH SCHOOL.
Talks to Pupils Interestingly and
Other Exercises Follow.

Dr.. Byron W. King addressed the
students Of the High School at the
opening exercises this morning,
The talk was in happy strain and
was well received. Following the
address this programme of exercises
was presented by the school pupils:
Opening hymn, From Glory Unto
Glory; Scripture reading; chanting
of the Lords Prayer; soprano solo,
Miss Fletcher, superintendent of
music; defamation, The Two
Spies, Andre and Hale" James S.
Grant; defamation, ''Burgoyne's
Surrender" John =. Farnan; essay,
"A Negative View of the Single
Gold Standard" Bessie Moore;
singing, "Daybreak," Longfellow,
school, singing, The Vesper Hymn"
The High School Orchestra play
ed the marches.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
WO0DCHOpPER WORKED
WHILE CITY WAS ASLEEP

One night last week A. j. Lang
was called from his bed by friend
who told him that strange man
was cutting. down trees in Mr..
Lang's strip Of woodland this side
OF Rivervicw Cemetery. Mr.. Lang
hurried there aud found the man 1T
work. One large tree had been lcwn
and another was in process Of being
reduced to kindliDg wood. The mid
night wood chopper told the usual
tale of ashortage of coal, whereupon
Mr.. Lang allowed him to 60 with the
warning that if lie resumed his dep.
rcdations he would be prosecuted.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
A Great Cattle show,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 2O.-The
American Royal Cattle show opened at
the stockyards today with the finest
display Of blooded live stock ever seen
in Kansas City. The breeds shown are
Hereford, Shorthorn, Galloway and
Aberdeen Angus, and the number Of
entries in each division is greater than
at any previous show here. Two score
breeders of national reputation have
entered cattle, and some of the best
herds of beef breeds in the world will
be represented. More than a hundred
individual breeders are contributors.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

LA.VICTORIA, Venezuela, Oct. 90
A messenger has arrived here from the
scene of the engagement near this
place between government troops and
revOlutionists, bringing news that aft
er seven days Of terrible fighting 5000
rebels under General Mendoza had
abandoned the field, having retired
from their positions. six miles from La
Victoria, Friday night, rctrcating in
the direction of Villa de Cura. Ac-
cording to President Castro, the killed
md wounded number 5000 The vic
tory of the government troops, which
is said TO be due to the personal
courage of President Castro, who
twice, with Mauscr rifle in his hand,
charged at the head of his soldiers, Is
considered a serious setback for the
cause Of the rcyolutionists.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Kansas City's Horse Show.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 2O.-The
eighth annual horse show. which will
begin in Convention hall tonight and
last during the entire week. promises
to be the most successful in the history
of the Kansas City Horse Show asso.
citation. The entry list Numbers more
than GOO, breaking all previous records,
and the great variety Of events in
cludes many features which will be
new to horse show patrons of this city
and vicinity.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Battle Was UndeCisive.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.--In a telc-
gram to the state department dated
Caracas. Oct. Is, received here, Minis
ter Bowen stated that the revolutionary
army had withdrawn from near La
Victoria and that it was believed the
battle was not ended. He also stated
that the government troops still held
Valencia. A later dispatch, dated
10:45 Sunday forenoon, from the same
source, stated that the battle had end.
cd with no decisive result,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

Toney Gales an Italian laborer in
the yard Of the Diamond State Steel
Company had bis left ankle injured
this morning whio at work. He was
standing near the wall OF tho
machine shops when heavy plank
slipped off the roof and fell on his
ankle. The Phoenix Ambulance re-
moved him to the Dela ware Hospital.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Injured Playing Foot Ball

William Lord, of Upland, was in
jured 10 the football game between
the Wilmington A. A. and Steel,on
\. NJ. c. A., on Saturday aftern oon.
The teams had seven minutes to
play. when one Of the Steelton boys
Jumped upon Lords ankle. and one
OF the tendons was badly strained.
lie is unable to walk without the aid
OF crutch. The injury will lot
prove permanent however.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

On Saturday Bishop Coleman OBJ
served the fourteenth anniversary
of his conservation as bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Wilmington,
by officiating at communion SER
vice in st. Johns Church, the place
Of bis conservation.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

NORTH YAMIIILL Ore, Oct. 90
The Tillamook stage was held up dur
ing the night by three masked men five
miles from here. The robbers secured
5000 from the passengers and then
escaped. The country is heavily tim
bcred and there is little probability of
caDturinr tho rn,ncrG
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Duck Hunters Lost.

SALEM, Mass, Oct 2O.-Duck hunt
ing in frail canoe probably has
proved fatal sport for John H. Foster
of Beverly and Frank W. Wilson of
this city. both students. They left on
their trip in Salem harbOr Saturday.
and later fragments of the canoe and
Wilson's paddle were found in Beverly
nnyn
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
AGAINST THE CIGARETTE.
Local Methodist Pastors Hear DR..
Murray ON Subject.

Before the Wilmington NJ. e.
Preachers . Association this morn
ing. the Rev. W. l.. 5. Murray point
ed out the dangers and the spread
Of the cigarette smoking habit, pro.
duclug official figures showing that
the habit has been contracted By SO
per cent OF the school boys OF tho
country. DR. Murray suggested a
vigorous local crusade against the
practice and it IS pr0bab!e that the
suggestion viii bear fruit.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Weather Probabilities,
Fair; fresh westerly winds.
DR.. King at Y. NJ. G. A.

D.. Byron w. King addressed the
mems meeting at the Y. M. G. A.
yesterday afternoon. There was an
exceptionally large attendance.
Prof. Geo. w. Twitmyer presided,
and introduced DR.. King, who gave
one of his famous dramatic Bible
readings. The Rev. Mr.. Nichols
had charge Of the musical pro-
gralnme.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Many at MOntrOse.

A great many persons visited
Montrose addition yesterday to take
advantage Of the free car the com.
pany had in service. Many choice
lots were bought and number of
new houses will be built there in the
spring.
Messrs. Wright, Muller and Ham.
mond, the popular agents who repre-.
senlcd the firm here last spring, have
returned
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
No DelnX Caused.

Railroad officials deny the report
that the strike at the coal shutes
caused any delay to trains on the
Pennsylvania railroad. They say
the men who took the place Of the
strikers were familiar with the
work,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
JUDGE GRAY IN WASHINGTON.
Goes to Confer With President
Relative to Strike Settlement.

Judge George Gray went to
Washington this morning to con-
fer with the President relative to
the duties of the recently appointed
Arbitration Commission, which IS
expected to settle the coal strike in
Pennsylvania.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN.
But Delmar Man Escaped With
Broken Bones.

J. W. Wells, section man on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Delmar, was
struck by the Norfolk express at
4.20 O'Clock this morning and SER
lously injured. He had fourribs brok
ell besides suffering a severe scalp
wound. 1t is also thought that he is
injured internally. Wells was brought
to this city on the train that struck
him and sent to the Delaware Ho1-
pital for treatment.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

IIollett Kcoch, Of 1900 West Fifth
street lost two valuable Irish scttclS.
lie reported the loss to the police and
Dog Catcher Kopf found the dogs this
morning. A colorod man was taking
the settlers to the country when the
Dog Catcher seized them,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
0CfNhec Lirhtninr Eafal

ERIE, Pa, Oct. 20.-The residence Of
Mrs. Nancy Sewcll of Gospel Hill, near
this city, has been struck and almost
totally destroyed by lightning. Mrs.
Scwcll was instantly killed and her
daughter Josephine seriously injured.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

The Johnson Forge OF the johnson
Forge Company viii resume opera.
tionS tomorrow morning, The pud.
dIers aud heaters employed at the
plant have been Idle for Two weeks,
but the ,aborers at the mills have
been working. The shut down vac
owing to the shortage Of coal.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

I. Coleman DUPONT will build a
wash house at 800 Broome street.
Charles E. Anderson will build a
$1,000 dwelling at Twenty third and
Wesk strestR
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

The regular monthly meeting of
Board OF Managers of the Whining
ton Free Library will be held to-
morrow evening,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Mad MULLAH
ROUTS The BRITISH
England Hears Bad News
From Her Latest Field
Of Conquest.
KILLED NUMBER FIFTY.
Colonel Swayne's Forces In
Somaliland In a Perilous
Situation to Repeat
Expedition.

! LONDON, Oct. go.-Tho foreign Of
| ic" has issued an undated dispatch
| from Colonel tObbr, commanding one
of the columns of British forces Op-
| Grating against the Mad Mullah in
Somnliland. The dispatch was for
wardcd through the British vice con-
sui at Bclbcrn, Somalilanl. The Brit
iSh forces engaged were composed en-
tircly Of native troops and lcyies. Colo
mel cohhc says:
"My force reached Ercgo this morn
ing. When about one days march
north of Mudug. it was attacked in
the thick bush. Two advances were
made, and the enemy was beaten back
III the morning. Their losses were
heavy, ana We captured 100 rifles.
Our force then proceeded to collect an
inals for transportation purposes and
to join the detachment AT the stock
ndc camp. In the afternoon Il recon-
EoiSsInrC WAS made. and. after sharp
fighting, the enemy were again driven
off.
Il deeply regret to report the fol-
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The serious reverse in SomalIond
places the small British force thcrc or
about 1900 men of fouhtfrl reliability d
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
WILL BYRNE AND BALL
BOTH WITHDRAW?
George W. Hall of Milford Men
TONED as Compromise Con-
gressional Nominee.

George W. Hall prominent busi-
ness man Of Milford IS mentioned as
compromise candidate for con-
gresham. This would mean the
withdrawal of Ball and Bylne, and
the support of New Castle County
man for Governor in 1904.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

Noble Cowan, Of Upland. has re.
turned from the Philippines. At one
time he was guard at the DUPONT
Powder Works at Montchanin.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
Broke Both Arms.

Roland Daniels, aged IL years, of
Ninth and Orange streets, fell from
Chestnut tree yesterday near Penny
Hill and broke both arms. lie was
sent to the Delaware Hospital.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
The McCafrey Inquest.

Coroner Frick went to New Castle
this afternoon to empanel a jury to
investigate the death of John J.
McCaffrey.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20

Muhy bOVS alU UIT1S InVesteu
\ With the Scapular.
- In st. Patrick's Church yesterday
afternoon the Rev. w. j. Berming-
ham invested thirty boys and fifty
girls with the Scapular of the B. V.
n.
r. The children received their first
communion, one week ago. The
boys were admitted into the st.
Aloysius Society and the girls into
the Society of the Childr On Of Mary
The daily Republican., 1902-10-20
To Hcnr Registration Appeals.

Judge Spruance will sit tomorrow
and on October 2s to pass upon regis
tration appeal cases. There are
several cases to be passed upon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
LIZZIE.

Charles Webb and Forest Hol-
brook, practical miners OF Lizzie,
who have been at New river for
some time returned last week.
The wife OF Ed Taylor died few
days ago. She was loved by all
who knew her. She has passed to
silent and pathetic dust but not
from the hearts OF those who knew
her. She was laid in the family
graveyard OF grandfather Taylor
TO rest till the resurrection NOR n,
Ellie and Carloss Webb.were Wis
iting relatives at Boltsfork SUM-
day
Glenwood school is progressing
nicely with Isaac Cunningham
teacher.
Rev. ID. Wood and family were
the pleasant guests OF Mrs. j. b
Webb Sunday.
John Webb was business visi.
tor III Ashland last week.
Frank Grimsley, Of Buchanan
was a visitor Of this place yester.
day.
1 Mrs. E!lhu Webb and Henry
Queen OF Denton were on oul
streets.
Mrs. Anna Queen was the guest
OF Mrs, Eliza Webb yesterday.
Mr., Vint Leslie contemplates a
visit to Washington with his incl,
in the near future.
Miss Effie Webb gave the younl
folks a party last Wednesda.
night.
1t is reported that Forest Hol
brook has returned home from w
Va. with fever.
Billie Taylor has just returne
from Cincinnati.
Miss Ottie Wood OF this plac
made trip to Rush Sunday.
Charlie Webb, of Ratclifr wa
, visiting relatives here Wednesda,
Two Chum:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
KEruRAH.


Rov. Cassidy preached at Green
Valley Sunday.
Misses Laura and Alva Plgg, of
Busseyvlllc, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas, Carter. They are charming
young ladies.
Mrs. Belle Llnvillo has returned
from Prestonsburg, where she went
in the interest OF some land stu
ated in Martin county, being a
Joint heir. The sale was made to
Col. Cline, OF Johns creek.
Misses Nora Shortridgo, of Lit
tie East Fork and Margie Barrotte
gave us a brief call Sunday.
Buren, Shortrldge has bought II
farm adjoining his, known as the
Triplett farm.
Bill Whit is hauling for Willis
Roberts.
Charles Shortridge is home to
vote. He is working on Millers
creek, building houses for a mining
corporation. II they want to sec
the best soft coal on earth come to
Cats Fork and start a mining
town. They will not need to go tc
the hill tops for coal here.
James Carter and wife attended
the funeral of his brother, Convey
Carter, on Morgan's creek, las
Sunday.
Pharoah Marcum and famil,
also attended the funeral servicel
Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Linville will return
to Ashland this week where sh
now resides. She Is visiting he
mothcr,Mrs.James Carter, after al
extended trip up Sandy. Eurekt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
Distressing Accident.

Early last Monday morning, Myr-
tie, the young daughter of John
Diamond, who lives on the old
Pete Rife place on Two-mile creek,
was burned SO severely that death
was the result in less than twenty
four hours. The girl, who was
ten years old, had just gotten up,
and went to the fire. In some
manner the flames caught her hin
dress, and before help reached her
almost her entire body was burned
Her mother was visiting In Magof-
fin county when the accident &C.
Cared and did not reach home be-
fore her daughter died.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
ULYSSES.

The Freewill Baptist Quarterly
meeting held at this place the 18th
Saturday was more largely attend
ed than it has been for years.
There were Ii ministers present,
with great many foreigners. The
meeting was success.
Henry Hicks and wife OF Hicks
vile attended the Quarterly meet
ing.
Aunt Sarah Curnutte, Of Adams,
was a guest of j. NJ. Hicks recent
ly.
Jemima Borders, who has ty-
phoid fever, is no better. With
this exception typhoid has almost
ceased here.
Hezekiah Browns daughter,who
lives on Millers creek, is visiting
here.
Frank aud Grant Young are
working In Catlettsburg.
Mrs. Lizzie Hicks and family
visited on Rich creek recently.
! Rosa Borders is visiting on Lit
tie Blaine.
Louis Borders went to Catletts.
burg and brought back a wife "a
daughter Of Wallace Grim.)
Nathan Borders sold his boat al
WhitehOuse.
Grandmother Walker and Mol
lie Walker, OF Toms creek, visitet
here recently.
Joseph Preston is working a
Old Peach Orchard.
Marion Borders has brought OF
a supply of clothing.
Wise Kazee is working at White
house.
We expected to report a wedding
or two this week, but for som
cause best known TO the girls faith
ers the weddings were suspended
until some more convenient season
Emerald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
Leg Cut Off.

Ed.MerOdith, age 2l,had a leg cut
of by freight train at Gurnutte
station Tuesday evening at 6
O'Clock. He is a son OF John Mere
dith, OF Hubbardstown, W.Va.,and
had been home TO vote that day.
The passenger train had taken the
siding at that place to allow the
west-bound freight to pass. Mere-
dith attempted to get aboard the
freight, but missed his footing and
fell under the wheels. His par
eDts happened to be on the passen-
ger train at the time. The young
man was taken into Lewis Atkins
store, where DR.. A. p. Banfield
dressed the wound.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
sKAGGs.

The death angel visited the
home Of Mlnton Wheeler and took
thclr only child, Leonard. He was
IL months old, and had Group. All
was done that medical assistance
aud loving hands could do but to
no avail,
The pie mite held at this place
last Saturday was enjoyed by all
present.
stephen Ross and wlfo are visit
ing relatives In Elliott county this
week.
Mrs. Alice Boggs and Mrs. Nc
Kinzlo, OF Flat Gap were visiting
here recently.
CODY Lyon paid his brother Cor
bin visited this week.
Mrs. .Loota Castoel and Miss
Ross Fyne of Elliott county visit.
cd friends at this place Saturday
and Sunday.
j. p. Ilolbrook and wife visited
relatives at Rem Bush last week.
JIG. Sparks and wife OF Martha
attended the literary at this place
Thursday night. , Bro,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
Frank DamrOn Killed.

Frank Damron, of this place,
was shot and instantly killed In
Wyoming county, w. Va, last
Sunday evening. Bud Collins, Of
johnson county, committed the
murder. The killing occurred at
the timber camp OF CARED &
Smith, on Huirs creek.
The body was brought here We'd
nesday and buried under the au-
spices OF the Odd Fellows lodge, Of
which the deceased was a member
Rev. John Cheap, Of the NJ. f,
Church, conducted the services
from the residence, and the inter,
ment took place in Pine Hill
cemetery.
Mr., Damron was about Al year.
old and leaves wife and one son,
Wayne, who Is a brakeman on the
c. 4 o. railroad.
Fhe killing Is said to have been
the result OF former trouble, which
was renewed on this occasion by a
fight between Collins and youth
employed at the camp. Damron
inleriered to.siop the fight. This
started a quarrel between the two
men, but they were separated and
Damron agreed TO drop the matter
A few minutes later he passed
through the room where Collins
was, and was shot just behind thu
ear as he passed out through thu
door. Collins left the place i'm
mediately and has not been arrest
cd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

As next sunday is Missionary
sDay at the NJ. f. Church, South,
Dr. Boland will preach IN the pres
ent out look Of Missions. As DR..
Boland Is well posted In this inter
cstIng held OF Church work, lot all,
who eau, be present, Services will
begin at IL, a. m. sun time,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONALS.
EsaAnkssAnsssss.NANsAAAsss

-O
M. j. Webb has returned from
Webbvllle.
r. S. BilIups is here from Wash
ington City.
G. NJ. Crutcher was in catletts-
burg Monday.
+. T. d. Wallace was in Lexlng-
ton this week.
DR.. NJ. G. Watson was in Ash
land yesterday.
Jay O'Daniel OF Webbvillc was
in Louisa Wednesday.
Frank Wallace was here from
Lockwoods Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Vinson Jr. has gone to
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Mrs. John l.. lIibbard, OF Peach
Orchard, was in Louisa Monday.
Miss Carrie Rifle, OF Vesslc, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
Rife this week.
Miss BERTHE Burgess, and Geo.
Burgess, Of Georges Creek, were
In Louisa Friday,
Postmaster A. NJ Hughes re-.
turned from a short visit in Hunt
ington Wednesday.
j. j. Johnson came down from
Pikeyille Tuesday to vote, return-
ing the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Klso and b.
f. Kise, of Kise Station, were
Louisa visitors Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Rice were
here this week frem Ford, KY,
the guests of relatives.
Miss Lou Vinson Of Catlettsburg
was here over Sunday the guest
OF Mrs. A, w. Bromley.
Alex. Lackey, Robt. Dixon, II.
G. Sullivan and B. F. Thomas were
down the river yesterday,
John G. Burns attended this dis
trict conference Of the NJ. E,Church,
South, at Ashland Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Reynolds has gone TO
Mt. Sterling where she will visit
her brother DR.. ]. F. Reynolds.
Mrs. j. w. Kautz and mother
Mrs. Pierce, are here from Grayson
the guests OF w. o. Pierce.
Mrs. A. j. CARED and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. }. Tate
Greever at Graham, Virginia.
G. j. Howes, who has position
in thepiiice of Secretary OF State
was here Saturday on his way
from Frankfort to Paintsvllle tc
spend his vacation.
Miss Emma Northup went tc
Ashland Monday and drove hnck
to Louist Tuesday with her sister
Mrs. Charles Russell. Mrs. Russel
and children will visit here few
days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

Harry c. corns stopped on a
usIl while at his work on the lock
at Catlettsbnfg, and the result is
a very painful wound. The nail is
thought TO have struck the bone.
MIR. Corns has been laid up since
the accident, which occurred last
Thursday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

The Court Of Appeals has reyers.
cd tho case OF Floyd wellman
against the Triple State Gas Com
pam, appealed from this county.
II Will he remembered that Mr..
wellman secured a verdict In the
Lawrence Circuit Court 1890 for
injuries received in an explosion OF
a gas meter In l.. ID. Boggs saw
mill. One OF his legs was broken
by piece OF the meter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

You Will find u complete line OF
Ladies' and chIldren's hats, at
prices ranging from soc to SO. In
fact all kinds Of winter goods now
on display over WIN. Justices
store. [e.o.w.1i,7,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

The first track to be laid on tho
q. 4 o. railroad above Whltehouse
WAS laid Monday. Several car
loads OF rails have already been
shipped up there and the work is
progressing very satisfactorily.