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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
GRAND LODGE OF MAS0NS
Temple to be Erected as Speedily as
Possible-Annual Grafton.
(Snecial to The Messenger.I

Raleigh, N. c., January 1.-THE
Grand Lodge of Masons tonight adopt
{ the report of it's special committee
OF! the Masonic Temple. The reI'ort
covered all acts Of the committee since
it's appointment including the selection
o. the site, one block from the capitcl
square here, payment for the site and
a call on architects for designs. The
amount paid for the site was $4,000.
The committee was continued and
given absolute power to accept 4 'l-:-
sign and erect building as speedily
as possible. Work is to begin in tine
spring.
Prof. NJ. c. s. Noble. of Chapel Hill
delivered the annual Grafton before the
Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons tonight
after a number Of ballots, reelected
Haywood l. Clark. of Tarboro, grand
master. His opponent being DEPUTY.
Grand Master Walter L. Liddell, O.
Charlotte.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
Two Men Imprisoned in a Caved-In
Mine.

Missouri City. No. January 14.-W.
P. Kellar and Edward Poe, miners. are
imprisoned in the Missouri City Coal
Company's mine, the roof of which fell
in today. For several hours after the
accident the men were communicated
with, but their last utterances to per
sons on the outside indicated that they
were smothering. It is not expected
that more than one Of them can be got
out alive, but their comrades are work
ing hard to release them. Union min
ers who are on strike say that the
accident was caused by the employ
ment Of non-union, inexperienced men
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
Two Prisoners shot to Death In JAN
Cell.

Angleton, Texas, January 14.-Iate
last night several men entered q cell
Of the county Jail In which Ramsore
O'Neal and Charles Tunstan were COZ
fined with a number of other negroes.
and shot the two men to death. The
other prisoners were warned to cover
their heads with blankets which they
did. The bedclothing Of the cots cecu-
pied by the negroes caught ere anA
O'Nears arm and leg were burned OF.
The negroes were charged with the
murder of County Attorney Smith ST
Columbia several weeks ago.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
South Carolina Senator
Made a Character
istiC Speech
TRUSTS.

He Denounced Trusts and MOnopo-
lies and Severely Criticized Aftor-
ney General Knox His Speech
Chnracteristica.Iy Sarcastic and
Strenuous-He Said the Strike Com
mission ..ns Taking Irrevelcnt
n Quick Conciusion That n Monop-
DIV Exists-He Criticized n Decision
of Judge Taft.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
Freight Wreck on the Texas and
New Orleans Road.

Houston, Texas, January IA
freight wreck at Sour Lake station on
the Texas and New Orleans railroad
today three men were killed and two
others badly injured. Still another
man is missing. The dead are:
j. I. Huddleston. Houston; F. D.
Florey, j. Hester Conductor o. s. Dam
iels is missing and 1t is believed he is
dead under the wreckage or that his
body was burned
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
And PreCipitateS Crowd
Who We're Skating
Into the Water.
THREE DROWNED

The Skating was Tak1nE Piace on
inGtOn MOnument-A Hot Water
Pipe from Engine Room of the
Monument Empties into the Basin
Near Where the Break Occurred
and People Had often Been Warm
ed That 1t Was Dangerous 20 go
Near That Place, But to no Avail.
All hut Three Were Rescued.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
Nothing Heard of the St. Louis.

been heard of the overdue liner st.
Louis up to p. m. today.
The steamship Maine, which arrived
from Bremen today. renorted stormy
weather with rough sea throughout her
voyage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
Combinations by the senate.

Washington, January 14.-Confirnna-
tions by the senate: Postmasters.
North Carolina-W. B. Steele, High
Point; z. NJ. Sanders, AlbemarlA
South Carolina. r. Cochran, Jr., An
derson: ]. w. DunovAut Chester.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
RECOGNITION OF THE UNION.
Erie COmpdny'S Witnesses Attack This
Demand of the Mine Workers.
SUPERINTENDENT MAY ON STAND

The FafIfnEs of the Union Were the
Principal Points brought Out Be-
fore the Commission Yesterday.
One of the Erie COmpany's Mines
Was on the Stand-He Gave Testi-
mony detrimental to the Effect of
the Miners Union and other Wit
He Had Said.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
For Separate Street Cars in Ten.
neasee.

Nashville. Tenn, January IA bill
was introduced in the state legislature
today to compel street railway COM
panies to provide separate cars for
white and colored passengers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-16
REBATES OF DUTY ON COAL
The House Bill Passes Both Branches
of Congress Almost Unanimously.
MILITIA BILL PASSES THE SENATE.

The Bill for Rebates of Duty On Coal
Passed senate UaanfmousIy, With.
out Debate-Five Members Of the
House Voted Against It-An Amend
ment Was Added to Militia Bill In
the Senate and it Passed-In the
House Rapid Progress Was Made
With the Army Appropriation BIZ,
Several Amendments Adopted.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
ALMOST READY To
RAISE BAY RIDGE,
Wreokers Work All Night Put
ting Hawsers in Position
Around the Sunken Steamer.

The Merritt & Chapman wreckinK
Company had a derrick and divers en-
ployed throughout tho night trying TO
raise the steamer Bay Ridge. OF the
I.lberty Island line, which WA sunk at
the Battery In a collision with q Now
York Central lighter yesterday. They
have succeeded in placing hawsers
around the bow and middle of the
vessel.
All that is needed now ID the placing
ip position OF a hawser around the after
part OF the steamer. n then the der
rick will lift her out OF the water. When
this is done the hole in the vessels side.
which Is about 8 feet square will be
patched up with canvas and planks and
ahe will be toweu 10 dry-dock. A new
het Of upper works Will nave 20 be built,
~ they were. almost entirely demolished
~ the collision.
Darragh and oulgley. Battery boat.
men, have collected a number or life,
pfeserrers and camp stools which they
tphnd noating in the water.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
TOOK A STRAW voTE.
Interesting s...,lm.n, In I. e.,tauran

An Ndve Using agent. representing n
prominent New York magazine. viii g on q
recent Western trip. was dining one even
Ing In n PittSburE restaurant.
While waiting for his order he glanced
over his newspaper and noticed the adver-
tis-ment OF Il we'll known dyspepsia prepa.
ration, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. As he
himself was n regular user Of tbs tablcs.
ho began specializing az to how many OF the
other travelling men in the dininE room
were also friends OF the popular remedy for
indigestion
llo says: II counted twenty three men at
tho tables. aud In the hotei once l took the
trouble to interview them. and was sur
prised to learn that nine out OF the twenty
three made u practice OF taking one or two
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal.
"one Of them told me no had suffered so
much from stomach trouble that at one
time he had been obliged TO QUIT the road,
but since using stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
had been entirely free from indigestion. but
no continued their use. especially while
travelling, on account OF irresularity In
he was often Obliged 10 eat what he could
W. NV hh hiWaSb "uul IN Nauteu'
Another. who looked the picture OF
health. said ho never ate a meal without
taking a Stuart Tablet afterwnrd. because
he could cat what he pleased ard when he
pleased, without fear OF a sleepless night or
any other trouble.
still another used them because he was
subject to gas on stomach. cauhing pressure
on heart and lungs. shortness OF breath and
distress In chest. which he no longer expert
enced since using the tablets regularly.
Another claimed that stuhrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets was the only safe remedy he had
ever found for sour stomach and acidity.
lie had formerly used common soda TO re-
lieve the trouble. but the tablets were much
better and safer to use"
After smoking. drinking or other excesses
which weaken the digestive organs, nothing
restores the stomach TO a healthy, whole
some condition so effeetrally as Stuarts
Tablets.
s%tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain the
natural dlgetives. pepsin. diastaee, which
every weak stomach lacks. as we'll az nux,
hydrastin and yellow parilln. and can be
safely rolled upon as q radical euro for
every form Of poor Digestion. Sold by drug
gists everywh here.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
P|ETRO
NO MURDERER.
New Evidence Shows that Young
Squassa Was Not on Roof
When Brick Which Killed Baby
Was Thrown.
DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT.

Because OF newly discovered evidence,
Judge Newburgsr did not sentence Pie
tro squessa, the elevcn-year-old child
convicted OF granddaughter. to-day.
Pietro was convicted a week g OF
kiiing ih~ree-year-old Ambrose Kerri-
gan. OF No. 557 West Thirty-txth street.
Aug. II last. with a brick thrown from
the roof of No. b55. where tho Squassas
lived.
Andavits 1led by Lawyer Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler. the boys counsel. show
that instead of little Pietro having
thrown the brick which killed Ambrose
Pietro's three-year-old brother Florio
accidentally did the killing.
Pietro Not ON Roof.
Several witnesses. Including the llutle
prisoners mother n Mrv. Maggie Nc
Cabe. Jandtress OF the house No. Est
West Thirty-sixth street, have now
sworn that Pietro was not on tho roof
at the time tho Ker1gan child's skull
was fractured. but little F1orfo was, and
a few minutes before was engaged In
building a toy house on the roof with
loose bricks. It 10 inferred no acci-
dentally knocked one OF the BRICKS on
the roof. which struck the Kerrtgnn
child.
Agent kimbAll, of the Prison Aid 3d.
ciety. after two weelos OF INVESTIGATING.
Is convinced that the Kerrigan child
VA killed accidentally by little Florio.
Case Coca over q Week.
When Pietro was called for sentence
to-day Judge Newburger thai
because Of the new evidences he would
This case has given me much con-
Germ Judge Newburger told tho law
yers. "and / want to thoroughly satisfy
myself that there shall DO no miscar-
riage OF Justice"
The evening world., 1903-01-30
The nodel Food Store:
Sixth Floor.

BUTTER :-'.Meadow Brook
Creamery. sweet and fresh, re-
ceived direct from the Orange
County farms. neatly wrapped IN
waterproof paper and packed In
I 10. parnmne lined cartons; ID;
(not deiivered) .......,,.,".'''''''So
DGGS:-New laid Orange County
Dogs, received direct by us every
morning, packed in cartons Of
dog. each: dozen mot ~delivered)'' 80
CANNED MEATS, - Armour's
Potted or Dsvilisd Ham or
Tongue; can''.''''''''''''''''''''.'a
LErTUcE;-Fancy large green
heads Florida Lettuce. ''"...3h
CoFFBE:-''stuart Blend Sc
lectod private growth stock, dry
roast, carefully blended. roasted
fresh every day. ground coarse,
medium. nne or pulyeriLsdi . lbs.
HOO; b..,.".u,.,..'.,.,..,,,.,.3b
COCOA AND mOcOLATE;-
Royal stuart breakfast Cocoa or
quick lunch Chocolate. nourishine
ana STRENGTHENING, easiIy Asslml
eAteq, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The evening world., 1903-01-30
SEAMEN HELD FOR MURDER
Four of veronfcn'a Crew A~rraiRned
I'm Liverpool Court.

e. LIVERPOOL, Jan. SO.-The four sea-
men o. the British bark Veronica, Capt.
Shaw. from Ship Island, Miss. for Moa-
tevideo, brought here by the British
steamer Brunswick, Capt. Brown, from
Maranham. Brazil. via Frnchal. Island
of Madeira. were remanded at a police
court dn this city ot-day on the charge
of numbering Capt. Shaw. two OF his
officers n four seamen OF the Veron-
lea,
Two OF THE prisoners have made a
statement duplicating themselves md
two others. Another OF the accused
mon. William Smith. an American. who
shipped at n Mississippi port. declares
their statements to be untrue.
The evening world., 1903-01-30

JOAN OF THE SWORD HAND.
by s. r.. Crockett: a book con-
sidered the best work OF this. dis
tinguished Anthor; published AZ
'i so;u flsS OF PASSAGE. 81; 'Xmeli1s
Barr, author OF "A Bow OF Orange
Ribbon publishers price $50.
t THE SHOES OF FoRTuNE, BY
Neil Munro, author OF John
SPLENDID" and 'SGilian the
Drsamer:' publishers price ma
't TAG FOWLER b.; 'Bsaiiirissss
Harraden; the most successful
work OF this we'll known author;
publishers price $50. sale price,.
A MAN OF MILLIONS. by s. 4.
Keightley. Neither the author nor
the book needs an Introduction; as
a romanoist DR.. Kelghtley 10
among the best: publishers price
NioEE SRRcH. BY 'S.''R,''GioSfs,
EFT; this Ia Mr.. crockett's frst
story about Americans and Is fully
illustrated; pubiishNrA price tlP4
sAie price''''r..''''.'' S'f','..'s,ou
The evening world., 1903-01-30

oRANGEs:-Sweet, thin akin.
Juicy Valencia Oranges; dozen. liz
CRACKERS: - National Bi.cu,t
Cos Ip-er-seal, Social Tea, Almond
Bonoons or Five O'Clock TeaS.
special, package.
OAKE;-Home-mad Ralsin caks
made from Royal Stuart" patsnf
Hour. new laid eggs. fresh mIIk
and reclaimed ~raisins; lb.,.,.,,'IR
DELIcATESsEN: - Mid SUGAR
eured boiled Ham or cooked Cornsl
Beef, sliced to order; b.....,..,'SH
OHEE6E;-Nsw York State mi,
cream. thoroughly matured, sharn
or mild; Observation-Disclosures
OLIVES:-"Royal Stuart" NJ
camilla Dessert olives, perfect frnit
packed In vase bottles; large hot,
lie. 2bc.; small.
TBA;-speeial Bngiish Breakfast
Formosa, oolopg, Young Hyson
India and Ceylon, unequAlled IL
strength ard navor; ; 10. esddS
s1.Tb; Observation-Disclosures 6
NIT 1fEAM;-Nsw crop Jordan
0helied Almonds or fancy Pecan
Nut Neat Halves. sailed 10 ordsri
0 .St
The evening world., 1903-01-30
DARKNESS in BOSTON.
fAu Hangs Over City ana Lights
NEEDED ksAr MIDDAY.

BOSTON. Jan. A-ThS dense fog
lich ! lntsrfsred with railroad tpAf-
~ and flalhpF navigation since Wednes-
~ eKaInuel to-day, Conditions were
~ Quits - bad on the railroads, but
! ~ 2tlI1F ~ f0s was - thick and
~ I"@|| service IA much ourtAiled
The evening world., 1903-01-30

THE coURTSBY DAME. by
Murray .Gilchrist; a story Of Eng
Nsh aristocrats, written by an
Ensllahman; publisher price Sl;boi
safe price
THE MILLION, by Dorothea
Gerard, author OF "ons Year" "A
Spoilers Reputation" &C. A clever
story OF a man with a million, a
daughter and a purpose; publish
er's price $3.50. sale price...."..36
OLIVE TRACY. a novel by Amy
Le FenvTe; author OF probable
sons" publishers price u.60. sale
TANGLED TRINIrfEs, by Dan
iel Woodroffe. author OF Her ce-
lestial Husband" a well written
satire on English country life.
publishers price &l.b0. sale price.
Mail orders are solicited ana will
be hlled promptly at the above
prices while the stock on hand
Printed lists OF our special sale
OF publishers Temaindsfs at their
remarkable prices Will be mailed
upon request.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
SAILOR BROWNS AT DOCK.
Wood Was Rigging = Line When
He Fell Overheard.

Nathaniel Wood. ~colored, OF the crew
OF the clyde line steamship Algonquin.
tied up at the company's pier. fell over
board while rigging a line to-day and
was drowned. The body was not rscov-
cred.
He lived at No. no West Twenty,
ninth street.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
ON GAS AND DIED.
Man Accidentally Asphyxtatsd in
LodRinE-House.

A man thought 20 be James Carr. a
Canadian. was found dead IN his bed in
the lodgtng-house at No. IA East Thirty
NTH street with tho gas turned on
early to-day. lie rented tho room yea
terday. and nothing is known OF him
The death Is Ahought 10 have been
accidental. The cock on tho gas Jet
turns clear around. and It In thought
he turned It on by mistake.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
Photographs, Records, &c.

New line OF Imperial Records.
about $500 Records. Songs.
Quartettes. Marches. Waltzes,
Two-Steps. Uncle Josh and
Casey Series; regular &
price 25c. record. ......... slC
Columbia Graphophone. $500
kind. with Reproducer Horn and
Choice Records; regular price
for OUTFIT, $3.50. .$3.4S
Edison's monographs. 500 90 to
$500; also sold on weekly pay
ments. no advance In price;
Edlson's new moulded Records,
including January list, dos..
$500; each ............. 30
Record Boxes, % peg, $50; Rec
ord Boxes. IL peg............1b
Brass Horn, 30 inches. .... .9l.75
Photograph OIL. bost quality,
10 and ,23
Repairing OF all machines at
lowest prices.
The evening world., 1903-01-30

Eastman Tondng and Fixing Solu-
ton: regularly 4 and Q ounces AZ
1Sc. and +bc.. speeial......1b and 20
Metol.Q uinoi Developer. for veioE
paper. tube ...........,........'..'.'o
Acid Hypo. for fixing Velox paper
makes le ounces''''''''"''''''''''o
Our special Hydrochinon, Trenol
and Metol- Hydro, 8 ounce bottle.10
The evening world., 1903-01-30

Patrolman James o'Govern. OF the
East One Hundred and Fourth street
station. died at his home. No. 1901 Park
avenue to-day.
The evening world., 1903-01-30
Sporting Goods.

Second Floor.
800 pairs all-clamp and half
clamp extension Roller Skates,
hemacite wheels, rubber boar
ings: regularly sold else where
at CSC, special, pair..........60
Four-wheel ball-oearing ex-
tension Skates; regular ss;So
grade, at ....,.,,,..........$S.OO
Bicycle Skates, all ball-bear-
ing. At any shoe; never sold
elsewhere for less than $50
special at ..................$3.OO
Playing Cards Below Cost.
Rambler Playing Cards. made
by U. S. Card Co.. extra fine
enamel, very durable; regular
ly sold at Ice. and 19c. a pack..7
Bicycle Playing Cards, supe-
rior enamel and highest quail
ty paper; regular price 2bc. q
pack 4
Congress Playing Cards.
fancy backs ...................36
Only 2 packs to a customer.
times a largo variety of all
,Paine's Duplicate Whist Sets.
8 boards .....................$3.l ID
Paine's Duplicate Whist Sets.
IL BOARDS .......:....::::...S4.lO
u, s. Duplicate Whist Sets.
Il boards ...................$4.lO
u. s. Duplicate Whist Sets,
16 boards ...................SA.95
Poker Chips. 10o.............16
The evening world., 1903-01-30
A Book Sale
OF Importance.
Ren1ainderS
Second Floor.

This Is not a sale Of rebounds, reprints or so-caled cheap et-
tions. They are the publishers regular $3.50 editions, such as sell
elsewhere for 81 O8 10 AI25.
The evening world., 1903-01-30

Focusing weno Hawkeye; this is a MIN Camera and the only
Camera that combines all the best features Of Aim and plate Cam
eras; 1t Is termed two to one" The Focusing Weno Hawkeye
has the advantage OF daylight loading MIN. also Of focusing the
object Of full size upon a ground glass.
No. 3 Focusing Weno, makesze No. ! Special Folding lB Plate
Nts%, %r SewVn w. , r..TnsSr ~ Camera. has achromauc lens, auto
picture SGT 90 mAtic shutter, rising and failing
No. . Folding Weno. makes 5Hx front htted With leather bellows
~, picture. sRdAIR AZ .''."tvf11 complete with carrying case, dozen
Ne, = fo"hs "e"o' ""STS ~ az plates, and plate holder; $3.50 value.
pI Eastman KcodaI;.. 800. 1909 special a ..'""'.""'."s4bo
SpSssd. 'o'" vow" H"oo "a Cameras '.,..," VI 90 to $3.50
The evening world., 1903-01-30
Cameras and Supplies.
Take Bacalator to Second Floor.

In our Camera Dept. from IL to 8 p. M. Saturday, we will give
= demonstration OF the celebrated velox Paper. showing how to
print and develop this remarkable paper. The process is very sim
pie and produces beautiful. soft platinum effects.
The evening world., 1903-01-30

Special Ruby OIL Lamps: usually
Zoe. and Sc. speciaI......1o and SO
Special r. o. C, Dry Plates, SKI;
regularly TIC. special....,........50
LANCE Cards, 22x2S. gray. green,
Q and brown. Northumberland
Pssse Partout Binding. all colors,
eGcH ..:',,'.;.,, '.,....,....6 and 10
Pound package OF Hypo; regular.
ly &c., special ........... .....'"NA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
HECHTg' GREATER STORES, 513=515=51z S.


executive committee held an informal
meeting at 10 o'clock in the morning yes
terday for the purpose of preparing Its re-
ports, which were submitted at TO-DAY s
session.
President Robert K. Smither of Buffalo
called for order, and subsequently intro
duced Commissioner H. b. +. Macfarland,
who delivered the address OF welcome.
Vice President Responds.
Vice President Hopp of Cleveland. Ohio.
responded to Mr. Macfarland's speech, and
was In turn followed by President Samuel
L. Hilton of the District Retail Druggists
Association, who welcomed the delegates
in behalf of that body. At the close Of Mr..
Hilton's speech two-minute responses were
delivered by representative delegates from
the different states. The business OF well
coming the delegates from the -American
Pharmaceutical, Proprietary and National
Wholesale Druggists associations occupied
considerable time after the speechmaking.
The opening meeting concluded with the
routine business of appointing secretaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
DRUGGISTS CONVENE
National Association of Re-
tailers in Annual Session.
COM MITTEES NAMED
ADDRESS OF DR.. WILEY OF DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Conference With President Roosevelt
Appeal for Additional Funds
Enthusiasm of Delegates.
COMMITTEES NAME

The sessions today of the fifth annual con-
vention of the National Association of Re
tail Druggists. which is holding its meet
iEgs in the banqueting hall of the Hotel
Raleigh. opened at $50 O'Clock in the morn
ing. The hall was crowded with delegates,
and many visiting ladies we're present. All
of the business today was taken up with
great enthusiasm.
After the reading of the minutes of the
previous session President Smither read his
annual address to the association. This
was one of the features of the session.
President Smither said that the associa-
ton had closed a hustling, busy year with
an increase of 20 per cent in it's member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
Dress Skirts at S4.9S.

Very Rich and Handsome Dress Skirts
of black and blue broadcloth: effectively
trimmed with rows of narrow silk
bands: very smart and up-to-date;
regular value, $6.9S. Opening price,
S49S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06

banquet hall Of the Hotel Raleigh. Prior
to the opening of the evening session the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
Walking Skirts at So. 40.

Extra Good Quality and Very Stylish
Runabout Skirts, made of excellent
quality Thibet in plain blue and black;
rows of tailor-stitching finish off the
bottom: will sell later at 81. Opening
price, S2.49.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-19
ELECTRIC LINE SOON TO RUN
COMPLETING THE EQUIPMENT
Bonding Rails TO be Finished This week
Feeder Wire Here aad Trolley wIrs
win be Strung Next week-cars start
Before New Year.

The Occur d'AIene 4 Spokane
Railway company is pushing the road
to completion as rapidly as possible
and expects to have the electric cars
running into the city before the end
Of the year. The regular service will
be installed upon completion Of tie
road.
The feeder wire reached here
Saturday and the bonding Of tLs
rails on one side was completed
Monday and the crew is now working
toward Spokane on the other side of
the track. The wire crew returned
to Spokane and are now engaged in
stringing the trolley wire this way.
Ii will require but few days to com
plete this part Of the work and the
road will then be ready for operation
by electric power. The current is to
come from the TRANSMISSION wire that
furnishes power to the big mines.