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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-06
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We are friend to you and
your grocer faithful to both.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-06

Spokane N. u.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-06

No. 40. 'O6
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-06

A money challenge
A money challenge
A money challenge
A money challenge
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-06
BLOOD
L ITS OWN STORY

And tells It eloquently In the bright eye, the supple,
health. a body sound and well, an active brain, good
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per-
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures Of
life. The blood is the most vital part Of the bodv.
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Sdhdhngs BsA q 00sa kaOAIsaAs q 0.Asaa In
vish. .s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
WARREN.

Rev Herman W. Watten conducted the
n id-week devotional service at the Bap-
t'st church last night. good sized con-
srepa tion being present. A special lenten
vesper service Will be held at St Marks
church this afternoon. Next week being
Holy week special services are 10 be held
at all OF the local churches.
The r #. Tobin Relief Corps held
r1teting at g. A. r hall last evening. The
evening was very pleasantly spent by the
ladies' and an excellent social program
was presented.
DR.. T. H Connolly. who recently pur-
chased the oyster business OF Mr.. William
a Schofield has placed his brother, Mr.
Jones A. Connolly. as manager OF the
business. Good shipments OF the bivalves
are being made by this means
Extensive exterior and interior improve
mfnts have recently been made 10 the resi-
dnrce OF Mrs. j. IS. Pollard on State
street
The choir rehearsal OF the NJ z. church
will be omitted tomorrow morning, owing
to the fact that no services are to be held
at the NJ r. church. Sunday the occasion
being conference Sunday.
Narragansett Fire Co, No at re-
cent special meeting voted 10 attend the
fair or the Watchemoket Fire Co, No. 8.
at East Providence. on the evening Of
:.
also voted to attend Both companies will
make the journey ny special cars on the
81 burban road.
The interest in a public park for War
rem has not entirely subsided and there
Ia still a few men who are discussing the
movement as eagerly as they were six
NC nths ago. These few claim that IL
would he an easy matter TO secure the
site if only the money were forthcoming
From present indica tions the only way
that the town will ever secure enough
money for the movement is by the volun-
tary GIFT OF the necessary sum by some
person who is In hearty cooperation with
the plan
a very interesting address was present
ed In the district court room of the town
hall recently, TO tho teachers OF the local
pl blic schools by Miss A. Il. Olney OF
Providence. The address dealt with the
work OF Miss Olney, who is secretary OF
tire Rhode Island Humane society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
Deeds have been recorded at the town
clerks office for the sale OF real estate,
comprising two separate house lots and
dwellings, on Boylan street by Joseph
Clsolette and wife TO Exals Blair and
sudger MaeMurrcy. both sales being pri-
vntn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
OPERATE
ON LADY
BOUNT|FUL

New York. April l4.-Nliss Cassie Water
bury. eldest daughter of j. NJ. Waterbury,
formerly known as "The Cordage King"
who has earned the sobriouet OF Lady
Bountiful" among the poor of the Bronx,
because OF her numerous benefactions
was operated on for appendicitis on Sun
day II was learned. at her fathers home
Spencer hall, Westchester.
There IL was said Wednesday that she
was resting comfortably, and that her
early convalescence was expected
DR. McBurney performed the opera
tion. assisted by several prominent sur
geons. In every way possible the opera
ton was success the patient rallying
from the shock remarkably we'll consider
ing the fact that she has been lifelong
invalid.
While not yet out OF danger. the sur
geons have given the family much en-
couragement by their reports of the
steady improvement OF the patient.
The illness OF the young and phlan-
thropic heiress has aroused wide sym
pathy in the Bronx. and anxious In
quiries have been made at Spencer hall
for the last two days by persons who at
one time or another have benefited by her
bounty.
More than ordinary interest attaches 70
the serious nature OF the operation owing
to the preparations under way for the
wedding OF Miss Elsie Waterbury. a
younger sister OF the patient, whose en-
gagem-nt to Gouverneur Morris was an
nounced some months ago. The wedding
will be a brilliant society affair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14

nrm. The card was very attractive, par
ticularly for a getaway day.
The feature was the sixth running OF
the second Bennings spring handicap for
three year-oids and upward The winner
turned up IN Bohemia. with Baird In tho
saddle. The game little hlly ran a beau
tffui race. She took the lead at the start
and never was in trouble for a second.
"A the horses turned into the stretch she
was In the lead by two Lengths. and she
won without being extended
Bohemia's stablemate. Santa Catalina,
the two being coupled in the betting,
came home neck and neck with sais,
which was a strong second choice, and
TO those IN the stand II looked az n Santa
Catalina was second by a good head, but
the Judges gave the place 20 Sais.
Bohemfa's victory was very popular
and both Baird and Tommy Burns, who
had the leg UP ON Sails, were received with
applause as they rode back TO the judges
stand.
IL was a great day for Virginia Train
er Billy Garth landed three winners for
the Maupin stable. in Little Woods. Judge
White and Pater. and every Virginian at
the track was down on all OF them. The
yell that went up as the horses won in
three successive races could be heard a
mile
In the Jesse Brown cup race FOR two
year-olds foaled in Virginia, Maryland or
the District OF Columbia, Pater and T.
=. Martin, coupled In the betting, finished
one, two
The steeplechase. which concluded the
program, was won by Gold Van with ease
from the odds-on favorite Jim Newman.
Three favorites, two second choices and
an outsider finished first
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
GIFT OF new
BUILDING
ACCEPTED

At meeting OF the trustees Of the
day. IT was announced that they had ac-
cepted the gift OF new building which
will form an additional gallery. extend
ing the present rooms 10 the east and
connecting the picture galleries with the
new building for the Pendleton collec-
tion
The donor OF the new building Is Mrs
Gustav Rodeke, a woman who has many
times shown her interest In the develop
ment of fine art in this city.
The list OF donations to the school is
large In connection with the library. and
includes contributions by Mrs. Mary Ar
mold. Howard l.. Clark. Crompton e.
Knowles Loom Works. Edward A. Green,
Joseph Hanson. Indian government, Cal
cutta: Potter a. Co. Mrs. Gustav Radeke.
Miss Louisa u. Sharpe. Royal G.. Taft and
the firm OF John Williams
During the last month additional in
struction has been provided for the stu
dents OF the department Of drawing and
painting. through the temporary engage
ment OF Mr.. Willard l.. Metcalf OF New
York. to critlcise the students work 10
draw and paint before the advanced
classes.
In modelling, the general oduca tonal
work OF the department has been car
ried on successfully, and many excellent
designs for iewelry and silver work are
now developing IN the night classes.
In architecture. an earnest class ~ stu
dents numbering "a IN all has been IN
attendance, and the grade Of work done
has advanced.
In the department of mechanical de-
signs the instructors strongly feel the
necessity % additional shop practice in
order to develop tho students ability TO
design In modern. practical ways
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14

scholastic league games has been issued
as follows:
April is-Technicai VS.. woonsocket at
Woonsocket.
April ls-Pawtucket VS.. Woonsocket at
Pawtuoket; Hope VS.. English at Hope
street
April n-East Providence VS.. woon-
nioal at Merino.
April z-Cranston Va. Pawtucket at
Cranston.
April B-Ciaseical VS.. Woonsocket at
woonsocket; English vs. East Providence
at Merino; Pawtucket vs. Technical at
Pawtucket; Cranston VS.. Hope at Grams
ton.
April 2s-Hope w. woonsockst at Hope
street: English VS. Pawtucket At Paw
tucket; Classical vs.. Technical at Ade-
laide; Cranston VS.. East Providence at
May s-Technical vs. East Provihence
at Adelaide; Classical VS.. cran'ton at
May S-Ensiish vs.. woonsocket at
Merino; Classical Va. Pawtucket at Ade-
laide: Elast Providence va Hope at Hope
street: Cranston Va. Technical az Adelaide
May s-Classical vs. East Providence at
Adelaide; Cranston vs.. Woonsocket at
Woonsocket.
May lO-Hope VS.. Pawtucket at Paw
tucket.
May l2-Hope vs. Technical at Hope;
Classical vs.. English at Mertno; Paw
tucket VS. woonsooket at Woonsocket
May la-Cranston VS.. East Providence
at Cranston.
May 1S-Technical vs. Pawtuoket at
Adelaide; English vs. Bast Providence at
Dast Providence; Classical W. Hope
at
May B-Classcal vs.. Woonsocket at
Adelaide Pawtucket vs. East Providence
at East Providence.
May 3.-Technical VS.. Classical at Ade-
iaide; East Providence We. Woonsocket at
East Providence English VS.. Pawtucket
at Pawtucket; Cranston VS.. Hope at
Hope.
May 2s-Claksical VS.. Cranston at Ade-
laide; English va. Woonsocket at Woon-
socket.
May 2-Classical VS. Pawtucket at
Pawtucket
May So-Cranston VS.. woonsocket at
cranston.
May sl-Hope VS.. Technical at Adel-
aide.
June 2-English VS.. Technical at Ade-
laide; Classical vs. East Providence at
East Providence.
June 6-Hope VS.. Woonsocket at Woon-
socket East Providence VS.. Pawtucket at
East Providence: Cranston VS.. English at
Merino
June 9.-Classical VS.. Hope at Hope
street. East Providence Va Technical at
East Providence; Cranston VS.. Pawtucket
at Pawtucket.
June 13-Woonsocket VS.. Technical at
Adelaide: East Providence VS. Hope at
Hope: Cranston VS.. English AZ Cranston.
June 16-Classical VS.. English at Adel-
aide; Pawtucket vs. Hope at Hope street;
Cranston VS.. Technical at Cranston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
HARVARD CREW

The Harvard Varsity crew, which will
row Cornell on the Charles river May &,
has been Professionally chosen as follows
Farley. stroke: George. Z: F1ley. 6: Kel-
hgs. 8: Mcleod, 4. Flint. g.. Judd. 2: Bur
chard, bow. Capt. Filley. who was stroke
OF last years crew. is placed at this
year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
WOMEN'S TENNIS

The seni-final round in the women's
class. a doubles championship. was the
attraction yesterday at New York In the
81 Nicholas rink. The first struggle was
between Miss Martha Coster and Miss
Marie Winthrop, and Miss Margaret Dix
anl Miss Beatrice Morgan, the first pair
wirring three sets In the second match
OF the round Miss Grace Fargo and Miss
Emily Scott had difficult work in defeat
ing Miss Cornelia Delafield and Miss Pau
llno Robinson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
LAST DAY FOR RACES

when taps" sounded for the last race
yesterday the most successful spring
meeting the Washington Jockey club has
ever conducted came 10 an end. The
weather was delightful and the crowd
was one 81 the largest ~ the meeting
The track ws heavy, but the going was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
VERY Low coLoNlsT RATES VIA
IhE NICKEL PLATE ROAD

To principal California and North Pacific
coast points. Also very low rates "a
many other points IN Oregon. Washing
ton, Montana. Wyoming Idaho and Utah.
on sale every day TO May 18th.
Special one way settlers rates to many
points I'm Minnesota, North and South
Dakota and Manitoba on sale each Tues-
day during March and April.
For full information write l.. r. Bur.
CESS. N. K. A. Old South bldg. Boston,
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
SAVED BY
A BEDSIDE
WEDDING

New York April IA romance that
began some years ago at the Paphank.
l.. l. high school, eliminated on Sunday
last when Miss Elizabeth May Stork and
Frederick Won Phee were married at the
home OF her parents, Twelfth avenue and
F1fty-seventh street. Borough park.
Brooklyn.
The ceremony was performed at the
bedside OF her dying father by the Rev.
Or. Charles NJ Dunham, pastor or St
Jude's Protestant Episcopal church. I'm
nediately after the ceremony by spe-
cial request OF the dying man. both he
and his newly made son-in-law were
baptized and received into the Protestant
Episcopal faith.
I'VE did not intend TO be married until
some time next MONTH" said the BRIDE
groom 10 a reporter. land II was the
intention OF my wife's people 10 have an
elaborate wedding"
Mr.. stork has been suffering from
complication OF diseases for several
months. Last week his condition be-
came serious. and on Sunday the attend
ing physicians gave up all hope Then Mr..
Stork called the family 10 his bedside
and told his daughter. Elizabeth, that he
would die happy II he could witness her
marriage.
After receiving the ministerial blessing
Mr.. Stork seemed 10 gain strength rapid
ly, but when he and the bridegroom had
been baptized he bade all goodbye and
sank into deep sleep.
1T must have been that the sight of
his daughter getting married acted more
favorably than the doctors medicine. ="
said the bridegroom. for the change for
the better was marvellous.
He is now able to sit up in bed un-
assisted, and the physicians are hopeful
that he may live several months. / am
positive that had we not satisfied his wish
he would be dead man now"
In response 10 a. message from the re-
porter Mr. Stork said
Not only have / gained a splendid
young fellow as protector through life
for my daughter. but | believe / have
taken on a new lease of life"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS


games at the South Providence alleys in
the series OF the American Duck Pin
league. Hayden moved down the pins
for a total of SSs including singles OF 123
and li2 Mitchell made total OF 2es,
including two singles OF 100 each. A
large gathering witnessed the events
The Arctic rollers took all three events
from the visiting Taunton delegation.
Pugh obtained a total OF S0S. while
Vickers followed closely with 302 Seven
singles of 100 and over were secured dur
ing the evening.
The visiting Providence combination Sc
cured two games from the North Attic
boro rollers. Durkin secured a total Of
zoe pins. while Donnelly secured 2qs
In the American Screw company tour
nament at the Infantry hall alleys last
evening H Lenders secured single of
l39 pins. and a total OF 2%. walcott In
the East Side tournament made a total OF
2e2
Cooper obtained a single OF l2s pins
in the events at the Atwells avenue
alleys Mullany secured total OF SO2.
Many enthusiasts are contestng in the
"two-man" tournament at the Broad
street casino. and numerous fine singles
and totals are being made.
FALL RIVER 2, PROVIDENCE /.
Fall River-i44. 4s0 47s-i4s.
So. Providence-46O, 4ss, 4T1-l3s7.
ARC &c 8. TAUNTON o.
Arctic-477 40, 4so-l3s7
Taunton-456 AL. 444--ls57
PROVIDENCE 2, NO. ATTLEBORo /.
Providence-75. 464, 446--12s5.
No. Attleboro-445 456. 454-1353
A. g. co. TOURNAMENT.
A. s. Co.-4s0. 423 413-l3l5.
Comet Club-3ss. 3sl. 359-1i2s
X. OF c.. INFANTRY HALL.
Providence-426. 435. 3sEl245
McFarland-4le 3s7, 4os-l2l.
EAST SIDE TOURNAMENT.
Nickerson's-4lo. 40. 401-l2ss.
Turners-406. 4o4, 47s-l2s7
MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT.
Wallaces-ss6. 1896. 464-l345.
Martin s-421. AL. Is-1276
PECK STREET TOURNAMENT
Aetna-421. 457. 45-13os
Piumbers-3es. AZ 4la--1cS4
PECK STREET JEWELLERS.
williams-Payton-400, $50. 432-l22l.
]. F. Brady Co.-ass. 40 3s4-lls2.
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT
r, &. Club-%Se, 422 4e4-1s25.
Tockwotton--434. <2s. H<-1Y7
CENTRAL RAILWAY TOURNAMENT.
Oisen's-44s. 412. 42-12s2
Farnum s-4ls. 40. 4c7-l23o
ATrwELLs AVENUE TOURNAMENT
Brunswick-4l. 49, 45o-1M7.
Owls-46. <s2 40s-1H5
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT
Dodge's-412. Az. s421-iao
Anderson's-39s, 43s. 42l-1257.
Dodee's won roll-off
BULL,OCK's TEMPLE OF AMUSE-
NENT.
Bachsiors No. 2-43s 4l3. 4cs-l27b
Bachelors No. 1-&22, ss4 3so-ilaS
OLD CROWN TOURNAMENT
Burtons-43l. <7s. SO-1S7.
What Cheer Laundry-42S 40 422-i2a4
OLNEYvIIL.E TOURNAMENT.
Winthrop's-y7s, ala &a-ifS
Mulligan's-Se, ISL. 389-l0T.
OIINEYvIL.LE TOURNAMENT.
q. wells'-4o4, 52. SS-l172
A wells'-sss. 392 s7s-il5s.
JEWELLERS TOURNAMENT. PECK
w. a Poe. AZ zD-i221
J. r. Brahys Room-ss<. 40. eSs-ils2
BROAD STREET CASINO "TwO-MAN''
TOURNAMENT.
A. williams-Bufrington 625: Rush-Buf-
fington. SOS; Burlington Greene, 6ll: Raj
ferty- Burlington. soS; BufYlngton-S. Will
Hams 6l6: A. williams-Kelly. 5S3: Buf-
fington-Frost. 5es: Carroll Burlington. .bss:
J. Beaton-A. Beaton. 592; Buffington-A.
Williams. 621: Carroll-S. Williams bs3:
Killisn- Burlington. 59i: Rafferty, Beaton,
617: Rafferty-Greene. $50. Burlington Bea-
ton, GO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. id9 fremont street. Boston.
IL IL simple safe and easily applied: con-
tains no lead posons; use II once and
YOU will never use ar = other. BLAND
INC n BLANDING. o. Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14

Runs-Laughlin. Pattee. Chapman. Tay-
lor. simons woodsun. Hatch-7; Rocl-f
Two-base hit--Thomas. Stolen base
Rock Sacrifice hits-woodsum. McAuliffe
First base on balls-Of Hatch 3: off
wheatley g. Hit by pitched baIl-By
Wheatley l. Struck out-By Hatch IL:
by Wheatley 2 Ump're-Egan. Time
IN SOM
GRAYS PLAY AGAIN.
The Providence Grays play their third
exhibition game this afternoon with n
team from George NJ. Cohan's show of
Little Johnny Jones'" The Grays will
probably line up In tho same order that
they did yesterday. with Cronln or Nops
in the box. Outhelder Brodie may ar
rive IN time 10 get into the game. I'm
which case there will be q slight change
"A the batting order. The Thespians
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
HOTELS.
HOTEL UPDIKE

EAST GREENWICH, r. /.
American and European plan. Station
No. 4, Rhode Island Auto Club. Electric
cars pass the house Sunday Dinners
from p. m. TO p. m. 75 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
LAST BASKETBALL GAME

Inc last basketball game OF the season
was played by the ST. Andrews club de-
fcotlng the st. James team by the score
OF q 10 % last evening In the formers
gymnasium Beside being the last game
II was the fastest the ST. Andrews have
played this season From the moment of
the first blast OF the whistle until the end
there was something doing.
The St Andrews team has played four
games this season, defeating st. Stephen
twice by the scores Of As TO and 2s to "a
respectively; and Being defeated once by
ST. James by a score OF 1s 10 8. Last even
nS's game was rough al times, but both
teams played well. Jenckes OF ST. An
dIsws shot the deriding goal amid much
erti usiasm The summary:
ST. ANDREWS ST. JAMES.
Laird. r. f..................... l. T., Brearley
b"iloW, l. i''..s-.--..-........ r. T., Boletti
puipdr, T. g..................... |. g, jerks
NoiheI, J. R'.s............ r. e., L1unggrent
Goals from baskefs-Iaird s, Barlow.
Jencies 2, Dunbar. Prearley Z. Jackson 2.
Goals from fouls--Tenckes 2. Brearley 2.
Lairo. Referee-T Drummond Timer
Armitage. Time-20- minute halves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
HOTEL CHhMBERLlN,

OLD POINT COMFORT.
Open all the year. For booklets. etc.
address GEO. +. ADAMS. Mgr., Fortress
Monroe. Va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14

". II. S.......... o { 0 o o 90 o L 2
Two-base hits - Cleveland. wallns.
Three-base hit-walling. Stolen bases
Technical 81: w. II g.. s. Struck out-By
Walker 3; by Rocheleau 2; by Lemery l.
first base on balls-Ofr Walker 2: of
Rocheleau 2; OF Lemery l. Double play
Smith tunassisted). Tfme--Ih- 50m.
NEW YORK AMERICANS O. BAIITI-
MORE l.
The New York Americans defeated tn.
Baltimore Eastern League term Yesterday v
by score OF 2 TO J. Score by innings:
Innings ......-. Q $50
New York % o o o o o Il Z
Baltimore ....... l o o o o o o o. 4
Bstteries-Clarkson and MCGUIRE: Bur
chell. Wiltze and Mcneil. and McNamama
and Hearne. Hts-Eew York s: Baltimore
s. Errors-Baltmore Q. Attendance 1900.
Time-1h. 4om-
NEW YORK 6. MANHATTAN l.
Manhattas College went down before
the New York Nationals yesterday. Score
No% s""'TSs york 'j;,i,t; CNatj. ! sSfS
Manhattan Col. 0 o o01 1000 o. 1
Battertes-New York. Ames Taylor. Ell
liott and Bowermau: Manhattan, Dolan
aid Connolly. Hits-New York q: Man
he ttnn g. Errors-New York 4: Manhattan N
4 Umpire-Joe Hornung Attendance 800.
u. OF p. IA. DICKINSON 6.
University OF Pcnnsylyanla defeated
Dickinson College yesterday. The score:
innings ........ 23 bG1 SO
U. OF PENN. . ~ 0 80 0 x-1i
Dickinson College o o "a 900 O. 5
Bsttcries-Crimean. Hay and Hare:
Spencer. Hall and Wolf Hits-University
OF Pennsylvania Is. Dickinson :. Errors
II versity OF Pennsylvania 2; Dickinson
Z Umpire-Moran.
SCHOOL SCHEDULE COMPLETED
The complete schedule for the Inter-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14

oLAStDE HUUSt,
On the ocean front Every comfort in
cluding sea water baths elevators. golf.
ETC. +. p. COOK & SON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
HOTEL JACKSON

New and Fireproof. open all the year.
on the Beach front at Virginia Ave. and
Steel Pier,
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. J.
2po ocean rooms. Special Spring rates.
xl2.6O per week up. American plan. Write
for literature JNO, CRUISE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-14
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

virginia ave, and Beach,
Atlantic City, ~. j.
Rooms en- suite with private baths. Hot
and cold sea vater baths. Delightful sun
parlors. steam heated. Excellent table.
Rates 500 per day; 5000 weekly Write
for 1906 Booklet. Coach meets trains
A. c. MITCHELL e. co.