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Evening journal., 1904-04-13

for the establishing OF an iron manu-
featuring plant. which they propose to
locate at some point along the Della
ware River
while here the visitors were taken
In hand by Mayor Boyd and several
other prominent citizens and extended
the courtesies OF the city.
While here Mr.. Hudson WAS greeted
( by many acquaintances. and he ex-
pressed pleasure at again visiting his
former home.
James Hooper, accompanied by his
two sons Robert and james, came up
from Baltimore or Monday to look AT
the Triton Cotton Mills IA this city.
Mr.. Hooper Is the head Of large cot
ton duck manufacturing interests io-
Gated at Woodbury.. near Baltimore.
The plant Is now IN the trust Mr.
Hooper's purpose in visiting New Cas-
lie was to inspect the factory here with
the idea Of purchasing it II it met with
his requirements
Should he eventually acquire this
, property. Mr. Hooper would operate IL
Independently
Got More Than Asked For.
, Rev. C. w Prettyman. ID. d.. has
lttutHeu from Aits vernon. Md. whore
he reopcned the Methodist church ON
sunday lart DR. Prettyman's mission
. was so successful that he succeeded in
raising more money for tho church than
was required. The amount necessary
{ was $500. but the subscriptions reached
! the total OF s320.
I Ball Game on Saturday.
Manager William Kirk. of the AM
Stnrs Baseball Club has scheduled a
game with the club from Fort DUPONT.
Delaware city, to be played mt Battery
Park on Saturday afternoon.
Coming Dance.
Manager Harry Hance will give a
regular dance IN the Opera House on
Saturday evening.
The dancing class win open for the
season on next Wednesday evening.
Timely Topics.
George Bryson. Of North Second
VIII shortly so into the pigeon raising
business lie Will give special atten-
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
WITH OF LeNarl FaciaS. to me directed.
Court Ho1le os " RSpa rsst sae az ta
Tenth ana Eleventh streets in the city
ot Wilmington. New Castle county,
state OF Delaware
ON SATURDAY.
THE 30TH DAY OF APRIL, 1904,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
tne following described real estate. viz:
Those two certain pieces. parcels or
tracts of land with the buildings thereon
erected Situated in Christina hundred.
New Castle county. and State OF Dc.a-
ware. bounded and described as follows,
No. /, Beginning at a point corner
for James Brennans land and IN tho line
Of Harvey Phillips hand. thence by said
quarter degrees west sevcnty-one perches
and one-ienth to a stake. and thence
south thirty-one and a half degrees west
twenty-five perches to the middle of Red
Cay Creek; thence down the general
courses thereof about seVenty-six percne.i
TO the line OF Peter Mason's land: thence
py the same north siNty-five and three
Quawer degrees east fourteen perches and
slN-tenths to a stake: thence BY the same
IN part and partly by land Of John Bren-
nan north thirty-One degrees east seven
ty-two perches TO a stake in the middle
Of "A public road thence BY said Rren-
mans land north for,y-eight and three
quarters degrees east twenty-n five perches
and four-tenths TO stone. north eighty
tNo dlu oht-ldH degrees west ten pcrChes
and four-tonths to a stone and north thir-
tv-seven and threc-Quartors degrees east
tWoniy-seVcn perches and four-tenihs 10
a stake a corner Of the said James Bren-
mans lands thence by the same north
hitN-hve and thrce-Quarters degrees west
eighty perchcs and four-tenths 10 the
place on beginning, containing forty-seven
acres, be the same more or less
No. 2. Bcginning at "a corner of land OF
fatrck Dougherty ana in a line OF Har.
Ney Phillips land; thence a'ong said line
north twenty-one degrees east nine per.
ches and six-tenths 70 a corner In sait
nnei thence by other and of said james
fireman south hfty-threc degrees anf
twenty-five minutes east cightv-three ner.
chcs and two-tenths to a stake in hin,
ot John Brennan's land: thence bv saf.
land south ihirty-seven degrees and M,
minutes West 70 corner OF said othcl
land OF said Patrick Doughertv. theme.
pN the same IN a direction parallel 10 In,
second course above named eighty ner
ches and hvc-tenths to the place OF begin
ming. Containing four acres three-oilar
ters or an acre and thirteen perchcs. h.
the same more or less.
Together with a road twenfv-tvo fee
in width To extend through the othei
land OF James Brennan from the lsecont
corner above named along the said IN,
or Harvey Phillips land hinding thereon
until II intcrsects the public road Tn.
said rC1u' - be held as an anDurtenanc,
to the ~ by conveyed tract of land
never 20 be enclosed or obylructed.
SEIZED and taken IN execution as tn
property OF BERNARD Dougherty mort
I gasor, and 10 be sold by
lcNArrT = e'T- nrTAM. sheriff.
shcrln's oface, Wilmington. Delaware
] Anvil 10 1904.
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tion TO the cultivation of fine breeds.
He now erecting two coops for their
accommodation.
The Fort cassimcr Mills viii resume
operations tomorrow.
Miss Sarah Hayes has accepted a
position as stenographer with the
Bross-W willard Printing Company.
Mayor T.. c. Boyd win have his
yacht Dorothy. repainted for the sea-
son. William Kirk viii do the work.
News Of the Town.
Miss Bessie Mcguire is visiting
friends In Philadelphia.
Edward Truitt, who is employed by
the Pullman Company at Bunffaio. ~.
Y, is the guest Of his father. George
Truitt. this city.
John See. OF Philadelphia, was a
New Castle visitor during the early part
OF the week.
Samuel Foster, of North Second
street, is suffering from rheumatism in
his arms.
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FOR sALE-rRREE-sroRy7 BRICK
house. No. 22o9 Market street. wen built
and In good location-two-thlrds mort
gage can remain on the propertys WIN
sell for less thau cost. Address, owner"
rvoninr Jonrnal Oface. f25-tf
FOR sALr-NEw NINE-RooM HOUSES
on the terrace at the park entrance.
Fourteenth and West streets. Convenient
location with open and picturesque sur
roundngs. 4, J., JbHNsoN Eighth
and Shiplcy. 12O-u
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Series Of Special Meetinos

A seriesfof meetings viii be held at the
Sunday Breakfast Mission, No. us Ship
ley street, beginning tomorrow night and
continuing two weeks. They will be In
charge of the Rev Mr.. Carpenter and
Mrs. Carpenter. OF Harrington.
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SMITH AND DUFFY
ARE REELECTED
Old Council Will Continue to
Administer Affairs of
the City
], p MURPHY CHOSEN ASSESSOR
80 10 ,ha EgsaIng Ioarnal.

New Castle, April 10.
The siec;.oa here yesterday resulted
in the choosine Of al the Old officers
with the exception of the city assessor
The ticket elected and the vote follows.
Mayor 9 years Evan g. Boyd S2li
Council 3 wars Denny $. smith, 2ll'
Hush B.. puify. tsy; city treasurer one
year John -. Manlove. $40; city as
SCISSOR. one year. John p. Murphy i76.
The votes cast for other candidates
were as follows
Mayor Elwood Wilson. 2; Charles
II. Clcwel. james NJ Wise. Il Jesse
Guy. 2. Wilinm DeakWe. ln J, 4.
stoops. .. George Dickerson. J.; for
Council William T.. Rothwell, l45;
John A. Schuhardt 1873; for treasurer
Jacob SANDERS. !; for assessor JNmes
l.. Bacon. i2a. j.. J. wegsenman, 80.
Some Of the Features.
There are some noticeable features IN
these figures. It win be seen that there
were s41 votes polled The widest
range Of expression is shown IN the
vote for mayor, for which office eight
men were named. For Council smith
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REAL EsrArE-couNTRY.
FOR SALE.

Country Hotel Property, 5s acres of
land, large house barns, etc; within
seven miles of this city ON pike. This
is one of the best countryhotels in the
State. Will be sold reasonable on easy
terms. Apply to
Peter J. Ford g. Co,
10th and Market Streets.
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A So BICYCLE WILL BE GIVEN FREE
10 the agent OF The Fyenlng journal
who makes the largest preportionate in
crease In the number OF papers sold each
day in the period ending June !. 1907. For
particulars write 10 Tho Evening journal.
3pr1-rc2S
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

Archbishop Messmer. or Milwaukee. has
just issued letter 10 the clergy in his
Archdiocese in which he forbids them TAX
ing an active part in party politics.
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REAL EsTATE-cITY.
is classification n cent per word.

FOR sALE-LoT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
shalluoss avenue, near Broome street.
45Nloo feet. WIN be sold cheap,to close an
estate Apply Real Estate Department.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. ns-tf
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was SO votes ahead OF Duffy. Manlove
for treasurer was cut but one vote.
None Of the totals will foot up even
ly. which indicates that some OF the
voters failed TO express their prefer
ence for one or more of the candidates
The election officers were G.. p. HQl-
comb. inspector; Thomas Frazer and
John NJ. Burk, judges. and George w.
Eckles. clerk
A Quiet Day.
There was little or no excitement
during the day. While the workers.
around thc polls We're looking closely
after the voters. there was an abb
sence OF confusion. The principal part
OF the vote was not polled until toward
evening. the greater number of the
ballots being deposited between 8 and
o'clock
A number OF citizens gathered about
I'm the vicinity Of the mayors Office.
where the election was held. but many
Of them disdaimed any interest in the
contest. II Nas noticed, however, that
they remained TO hear the result an
nounced bofore going home.
AdministiStion viii Continue.
The administration Of the city's ar
fairs will remain In the hands of the
same Council which has held The reins
during The past year.
The display of strength made by the
citizens party surprised some Of the
opposition and il was argued that u the
citizens party had got into the fight %
little sooner they would have won the
day
Looking For Location.
J. Jones Hudson. Of Crum Lynn but
formerly OF New Castle, where he was
Interested in a rolling mill, was here
yesterday accompanied by two gentle
men looking over the ground prospect
ing for location for rolling mill.
The visitors represent extensive
manufacturing interests, and are on
the lookout for a location to erect a
large plant which would employ COO
hands
The result Of their visit was not
lannounced. but Il is said that they
were favorably impressed with the
town and the facilities which it offers
Evening journal., 1904-04-13
PUBLIC SALES.


SALE or REAL ESTATE
to settle estate Of Elizabeth Mason. de-
ceased, will be sold at public sale on SAT-
urday, April l6. 1904. at 10 O'Clock a. m
at the Court House. In the city OF VIII
mington. All that certain lot or piece OF
land with the threc-story brick building
thereon erected situate at the northwest
conner OF Orange and Fifth streets In the
city Of Wilmington. Del. Terms cash.
Ten per cent OF the purchase price shall
be paid as soon as the property Is struck
on. The remainder OF the purchase price
10 be paid on or before the secohd day OF
May.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST CO.. Executors Of Elizabeth
Nilsson deceased. apr9-it
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned Trustee under the
last viii and testament Of Nartha Camp
bell. deceased, win sell at public auc-
iion. at the Court House On the city Of
Wilmington. on Saturday, April i6. 1904
az 20 o'clock a. M, the following de-
scrlbed real estate:
An that lot OF land and the two-siory
brick store and dwelling known as No.
22s West Fourth street. containing fve
rooms; To-, "a feet by 90 feet more or less.
Attendance viii be given and terms made
known by SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Trustee.
apr6Sis.15.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The undersigned. executor Of the last
viii and testament OF Joseph c, Taylor.
deceased, viii sell at public auction. az
the Court House IN the city Of Whining
ton. on Saturday, April l6. 1904 at 10
o'clock a. m, he following described real
estate;
An that lot Of land and the three story
frame store and dwelling thereon erected.
situate at the northeast corner OF Lam
caster avenue and jackson street con-
tanning seven rooms; lot Is feet by a feet
! 10 inches, more or less. Attendance will
be given and terms made known by
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE-
PosIr COMPANY, Executor
ap-d.SlS,l5.
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

r. NJ. LINTON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. PAINTS
Oils and varnishes Of all kinds for sale
1908 Market st. apri2-lOt
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AGENTS OF THE EVENING JOURNAL
eau compete for a ss5 bicycle offered to
the agcat who makes the largest propor-
donate increase in his sales before June /.
1891. Full particulars may be had upon
application 10 Irwin F. Paschaii. Business
Hanagcr. apr5-tf
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CITY HOUSES FOR SALE.
This classification y cent per word.

FOR sALE.-NlNE ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements. Centrally located. Price
low 70 quick buyer. Address, Bargain
Evening Journal office. apre-u
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HOUSE PAINTING.

Are you going to paint your house this
spring? Get an estimate from f. Laws,
SlS Townsend st. aprll-6t
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WANTED. . MAcHINIsTs. NnAcHIN-
ists' helpers, bolcrmalpf' boilermaN-
ers helpess. -bl-lclSsmitnss steamft'ets'
carpenters. and painters good men oh'y'
for railroad car shops out Of town. Apply
eam. John j stahl
apr7-it No. w. Srd ST.. End floor,
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CITY HOUSES FoR RENT.
ron RENT
PROPOSALS.

PRoPosALs-oFFIcE or CONSTITUTE
ting QuHrtermaster. Delaware City, Del.
April 3. isoi Scaled proposals. On triple
cate. for constructing. plumbing. heating
and electric wiring Coast Artillery Bar
rack and double set Of officers Quarters
at Fort Mott, \. j.. will be received until
II a. m. May 3. 1901. U. S. reserves right
20 reject or accept any OF an bids Forms.
specifications and Information may be OBJ
tanned az this ofhcc. Louis +. Garrard
Jr-. Captain, Quartermastor's Department.
apr9loI.l2m7.S
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Constable Elected.

The Levy Court at its meeting yes
terday afternoon elected Frank L.
Cleaver constable for Red Lion hun
dred. His bondsmen are Samuel "A.
Mcdaniel and Charles w. Pancoast.
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

Colds in the Head.
cartmell cures in one night
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FINANCIAL.

THIS clnsslhcntlon 1a cent per word.
FOR sALE-A FEW SHARES OF
stock OF the international Broom Com.
pany Ltd. are for sale. For particular,
address ]. +. W.. The Evening Journa
Ofhce. nov2-tf
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

Estelle-why didn't you go to the
bah the other evening9
Adele-I didn't have anything nit to
wear.
Estelle-Neither did many others, but
they were there just the same.
Evening journal., 1904-04-13

woodward " Bro. sharpen lawn
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STORAGE.
his classification = cent pc
STORAGE

OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SEPARATE
apartments. Clean. dry and light. Rates
reasonable. arPiy at 5os Market 81. 1t
STORAGE.
m25-2t MEHARG. Ninth and King SITS.
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w0odwa.d Z Dr0. seII mIIk ans.
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SHERIFF SALES.

SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF I-evari Facias. to me directed.
VIII be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Ienlh ana Eleventh streets. in the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
state OF Delaware
Evening journal., 1904-04-13
AcENTs.

ThIs eIassIlealIon . eent per wora
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ART RUGS roEss 7srs s'o4 OLD CARPET
ptNN RUG WORKS n. =. Cor. 1sih sri ~. hi-
Write fbr circular. mar2S-im
Evening journal., 1904-04-13
BUSINESS
HElp wANTEp-mALE.

Thas classIf'a'ion 4 cent per word
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16

Says Yesterdays Memphis CONNER
ctal-AppeGt THE special train OF
seven CO.'S containing the party of II
linois Central and Yazoo and Missis
sippi Valley officials who are making
the annual inspection OF the tracks OF
those lGcs is due to reach Memphis
tais morning from New Orleans. II
is expe1 "a that it will arrive about
9 ocloc.
THE party left Chicago on this
mission ca the 9Th of November. and
passed trough Memphis on its way
south Ycral days ago. After in
spactin. tho terminals here ii VIII
run up lie Louisville division ana
make a thcrough inspection Of the
tracks otng the line there.
The party Is composed of VI 3
Harahaa general manager; !. G
Rawn, G ss.snt general manager; NJ.
Gilleag. ,hird vice president w s.
King, assistant general super.nten&,
ent; r. McCourt, assistant general
superinie ndent; H. L. Wallace. CHEZ
engineer F. W. Ross, general super.
intendenl of transportation, and q
number Il the roadmas,ers and d.
vision superintendents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
THEY NEVER FAIL.
That is What They Say About Them
In Cairo, and II is, Therefore.
Reliable.

Another proof. some more evidence
Cairo testimony to swell the Ions
list of evidence of advocates who en-
dorse the old Quaker remedy. Doanl
Kidney Pills. Read this convincing
endorsement of the claims made fol
that remarkable preparation:
Mrs. I NJ. Thompson. of 32O9 Parl
avanue. says: "All al once chill
aching in the small Of the back wa.
apparent ii oyertaxcd myself O.
caught cold tried ordinary simple
household remedies bu. never wa,
able to sheck the trouble. let alone
curing 1t until ! got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Schuh's Drug Store. don't
want il understood that every YES
tge Of aching has lef. my back. for
household cares will bring about that
.ired and languid feeling and laziness
across the loins. but an appeal Ia
poan's Kidney pills when they occur
has never been made in vain up 10
date"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
CAIRO DELEGATION ARRIVED
IN HUNTINGTON YESTERDAY
Convention oil Ohio Valley Improvement association viii Hold
first Session This Morning-Caro Is After Meeting
Next Year-Co. Vance Talks.

Huntington. w Va, Nov. 1.-THE
arrival q John /. Vance, president of
he Ohio River Improvement assocla-
ton. in the city was the signal for q
gathering OF TIE nosl prominent bus
mess and professional men al the
Flcreptine liotol, where the coming
meeting Of the association was dis
cussed for two hours. The opening
session viii begin Wednesday morn
inG. President Vance said tonight:
Il believe this meeting viii be the
most largely attended and successful
one Of this organization since il was
established in Cincinnati nine years
ago There win be at least 10 cities
and towns represented between Pitts
burg ana Cairo. The largest dolega-
ton Is expected tomorrow fron Gin
cinnat. headed by J. f. Ellison. sec.
Rotary of the association.
Purpose of the Work.
The purpose Of The work Of the
Ohio River Improvement assccia-
tion," said Mr. Vance. has been, is,
ami ever viii be. the improvement OF
the Ohio river and all its tributaries
in order 10 have a nayiga nle stage Of
water at all seasons of the year. 70
accommodate traffic bs;wesn Pitts
burg and Cairo a distance Of 1000
miles. tho original purpose was TO
As congress for en- appropriation saf-
ac!ent 10 build enough locks and
dams In the C.nio 10 give q sixfoot
stage ire year around. Since the or
ganiEation Of the association the
stage hes been changed from six to
eight and from eight 10 nine feet, for
which we are now working, AMI
which win some day lie attained
4 Eine-foat Stage in the OHIO river
Ia the moSj important cnestion witls
which the business lan, the manu-
facturet and farmer now have TO do.
rhe Panama canal win never prove
he complete success intended for it
anll lhcre is a continuous rine-foot
stage In the Ohio river from Pitts
burg 20 Cairo TIE entire year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
4 Mans Excursion.

Mrs. G. the wife OF an ardent lover
Of The Wilds and the wilderness. o.
acccmgl .icd her husband on che q
Ms 'or ihe-way trips, and this Is
what $50 wrote home Of "A mans
rloezIr efcur1ion".
"F.rr q all. I made up all sorts q
G c'u-ic TO Keep rs from being eaten
alive tr sr"en flies mosquitoes and
lca i.en SIC got mp IN the middle
ol re SIGHT and took a train. and
went Sea-; as Ear a. O. woald 60: then
We elm ed Into a ickcty Cd wagon
AID roe to the Limit; tEen we got
iIto 2 boat. and followed tie waters
course 10 its finish; and then We
walked t.il we dropped down dead
and-llc Is happy, '-ChiceSo Record.
Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
RAILROAD NEWS
..................4.....
Increased Southern Trade.

Continued reports Of the increase
In the c4tton crop over the expecta-
tons OF the railroad men continue 10
come in Part of the reason for the
tremendous movement this year is
explained by the fact that from the
time the first picking was started
the weather has been ideal for the
gathering Of the cotton. More than
this. tho reports continue 10 come in
d the effect that much is still being
held for higher rrices.
In this connection the railroad men
say that The shipment of plows and
farm machinery to all parts OF the
south Is greater this year than ever
before ana that it is only one of the
indiea'icas Of the good times that pre-
vail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
. . . . - o - - . - .
. ADJUSTMENTS. .
. . . @ = @ - 81 a - 9
The Vitaersph.


The American Vitagraph company
entertained another good sized audi
enee last evening at the opera house
he moving pictures beng the very
BEST and without. doubt the fines.
ever e. ili;cd in the city. The pie
turcs showed last night were excel
Isn't. tie company carving enough
dln.s arI Slides 20 s!ve Performance
each night .u jha week and not repeat
the slme. al kicls Of picture
showing ;te wolld's events were
shown ga IKE condemnation 81
Faust ard Faust and Marguerite.
which vas TIE frat on tie program.
deserves special mention. The com.
plny las an excellent picture ma
chine.
The American Tf1eraph company
vii give a matinee this afternoon.
ard tonight UiI close thcir engage
ment in fhie citv.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-16
viii Help Panama Canal

This statement may seem prepoa'
ferrous at first, but its worth is unde-
niable, especially when il is known
| that while millions OF pounds OF
freight will pass through the great
canal annually. including the freight
from the Ohio valley, with the pres,
ent stage of the Ohio river with n
nine-foot stage there would be more
than four times the amount each and
every year
For instance, California now pays
2 higher price for Australian coal
than she would be compelled to pay
for the best grade Of West Virginia
coal, IL such coal could he obtained.
With nine-foot stage in the Ohio
millions OF bushels of coal would pass
daily down the Mississippi, through
The Gulf u Mexico and the Panama
canal and thus reach the ports Of Cal
ifornia, where il viii be sold at a price
almost as reasonable as When deiy.
cred in the markets of the East
The products Of manufactures Of
Pittsburg and Cincinnati, as wen as
OF the smaller towns, viii by the same
route be shipped to western markets
AT a rate 80 far below the present rail,
way rates that the merchant ana
manufactures do not even dream of
il NJ present"
Special Car From Cairo.
A special car from Cairo, ILL.,, filled
with delegates from the city at the
mouth Of the Ohio arrived here this
afternoon over the Chesapeake and
Ohio There are twenty-six delegates
on the ear including some from Pa
dueah, Ky. and the crowd will make
the Pullman sleeper their headquar-
teIs during the stay in Huntington.
Tho Cairo delegates are making a
great effort to capture the convention
for sos and in all probability win
succeed as they have tie support OF
Capt. j. +. Ellison OF Cincinnati. sec
re AIRY OF the association, and many
influential delegates. The car is gaily
Eodecked with banners which signify
the intention OF securing the conven.
ton for Cairo next year.