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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The ninth annual convention of the
Illinois State Association Of the Ma
tional Association Of Letter Carriers
viii BE- held at Quincy. May n. The
ninth ANIMAL convention Of the New
Jersey association will be held at
MontclaIr. May 30.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Thtre will be no international con
Yention Of the Bartenders' lnterna-
tional Union this year. The recent
vote was decidedly
against holding convention, hqt 5she
1908 gaFh@ing. if one Is held, will
be at FbFedo, Ohio
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Secretary Morrison of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor reports that
for the five months since the Close OF
the federation's fiscal year an increase
Is shown of more than 10000 mem
hers as compared with the cores
ponding five months Of last year.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
.eary Albr.oht Tuesday, ssp&. s4sh.

Hensy Albcaoht Tuesday, 6epk 18th.
Ven Sister Antonia Sub celsbssted her
96eh anniversary Moodny, . . SISTER.
The .paroehial school w. closed that
day.
Thsmarriaee baans Of Frank Hos
trsiter and Mias Anna Mag. vers pub
hshed tor the flrss time in The st. Ber-
nard Catholic church, Sunday.
Rev. Father Fioranoaous Of Humphrey
and George Bender Of Oornlss visited in
this locality Monday. They we're also
taking up o~oilso.ioas Tor the new Cstho-
lilo ahuron in Cornlea.
z. W. Peterson. while hsuling hay
Tuesday. h.d the misfortune Of break
ing his leg and twisted his ankle. The
load in some manner upset with him,
pinning him underneath.
Nm. John Sullivan and son John Of
Omaha arc Waiting old time friends this
week. The Sulllvans left here about
twenty years ego and this II the first
time they have been bsok to visat.
Niss Ellstoa accompanied BY Min
Clare 0ogan returned 70 her homo 1t
Oolumbus, Wednesday after IN extended
Wit here. 1liss 0oRan Will be the
guest Of kias Ellston for . few days.
JOAN Sorensoa met with . very pain
full aocident Saturday. While moving
along the road the wheel Of the mower
shipped in tho ditch. throwing M. S0f-
enson IN front Of tho sickle. He had
tho muscle Of his right arm near the
shoulder out besides receiving many
other bruises.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

We are Glad 70 report that WIN Irish,
Who has besa suffering ffo0 N sttook
a Typhoid fevss. i inpeovisG rapidly
and expects % b out again IN . fsv
days.
NJ. and Nm Fred Jachson expect 70
dspart this veek 6ae Oallboenis where
thy viii spsnd ~ winter md win
probebly locate in that country But
they'll cone beek TO Codas country IN
time.
Jouas WEIGH = IN receipt Of . lsetsa
ftum hi 500, Wn. Weleh of 1oaroe
township. who i tssvsliag in the newly
ssttled portioas q OAnada II search a
uGl sGtsta hareaina. NJ. welsh sspostl
magnificent ecols q s0all grain il
Ossada til ysee H seys that whsai
vIl yissd fsoa4 10 4 b1Gheh pr ssrs
and oeas ftoa u 70 ~ b1ihss psr asls
Harvsst = jsst bsginnineh thasssctioa
Jask Martin a Osatsal City (ve ell
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

TO preserve cut flowers . 0ma0
lump Of ammonia should be placed -
the vale. This viii not only keeD
them fresh. but win also help to d
stroy the unpleasant odor thAe -
often arises from 1oWers VAo0e
stalks have . tendency to become
Shiny. Flowers Il this d~eocriptjoo
should have . ~ bit shipped from
their stalks every time the water u
changed and also before arEanG1n0
them for the first tina
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
HUMPHREY.

From IL Do0orsse
Mn Fred HslIbasoh Of Belgrade
arrived in town Wednesday evening on.
. WHIT to her sister, Ma John ERgses
and family. The lady formerly lived in
this county.
lliss Os.a Cooper u st st. Hafy's
hospital in Columbas, vheee shs vss,
taken Lest week Tor medical treatment.
Miss CoopseiS many friends hope that
tho treatment there will result In her
health being restored.
The many frisnds Of Joe DINER vsee.
pleassdt to greet him in town Wednesday
Tor the Inst tine since his serious injury
several weeks ego. He i still naturally
very veal, but b hooks wsll and does
not appear to b my worse OF By reason
Of his dangerous sxpezisneeI It viii b
some time, bovsvsr, until be vill b able
to do much Of anything O. his farm.
While painting . barn for Henry
Foltz, who lives southwsse Of town,
Robert Ksesch nst With O accident lest
Friday dat viii put him out Of business
for while. Whsa up On . high ladder
spssky Old hog cane along and rooted
tho ladder from under him. He fell
about twenty bsst 70 the ground and sus-
tainsd Q broken wrist and several bed
bruises about the fsoe and body.
Jos. Brookhaus, ono Of our industrious
yoang farmers ~ho resides soath OF
town, has bssn hooosed BY Gov. Sheldon,
By bsing sppointsd - . delegate from
Nebraska to tho Natiooal Farmers Con-
eress which coovsoes in Oklahoms City,
Oklahoma. about ths middle of Ootobec.
Mr. Broekhaus informs n that he in.
tends 70 attend tie meeting and the
Democrat win odd that The state Of Ne
beasks viii b veil rspesss1ted.
Mike Kaus, oe tie st. Bernard neigh
borhood, W. arrested Let Friday b!
Shsei6 OsErig and taken 70 Coiumbus o.
The chsrgsoe wife beating, The chafs'
being preferred b. his wfta. Hshsd hi
bearing last Saturday bsfoce Judge Rat
terman and tho Judge impoeed . 1oe o
8 and coses. in I'll amounting to Oh, ~
bsins unable 70 pay The hne. he i no,
boarding il ont In The county jail. Nm
Klaus has sppded Sor . divosos and th
sane viii cone up foe bearing ct u
neat term OF tho DISTRICT court
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

From the RspQh3can.
Jones WEIGH came up from Columbus
lest Saturday to look after his interesss
in this locality.
Isaiah Lightnes. who he's bsen whiting
friends in Iowa and Illinois, i expected
homo this week.
Nm. A. n. Work ~ tho guest OF
Columbus relatives from Friday until
Monday last week.
r. e. Lindlsd, Who u in tho hospital
ct Columbus, = improving and viii soon
Be able to return home.
Geocee HollineGhsad and ". ]. Jeo'
kiusoa LETT Moaday Tor 0ansdQ. Texas.
TO Wit relativss, md while thsee Will
expects to look at Some land.
r. q. Priest retufned 70 Monroe for q
ahcst visit With hi brother aftee 0pood.
Ing The sunmse In n~oethveotesn Canada'
Phil says that country 10 ell night. end
10 enjoyed . vesy pleasant summsl
Oating.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

From tAs 6sssE1a.
Bern Mulerue Va ovsr from Oolum.
bus Sunday visiting with his ''best girl"
The freight train from the south
scored another viotory Tuesday morning
BY arriving st Columbus before the pas-
ssnRer train left foe lincoln. Three ut
Of oea sEe nov engaeed running tho
freight trains between Columbus and
Lincoln.
hsyoang people Of St. Mays Cath
olic chnroh On the valley viii give .
grand harvest social On Tuesday, Ooe.
Let, in the park, nsar said church.
Ladies sre requested to please bring
baskstsL A fne program 10 being pre-
pared for the event. Everybody invited.
While in tho bay field north Of Bell
wood On Wednesday Of last week, Lon
Pruett set fire to some rubbish; but in
IN instant tho 6re jumped into vinrovs
Of hay near by and not until about six
tons Of hay W. consumed W. The fre
q1snchsd. Is's . pretty quick way of
stookinG, but not . profitable ono.
Aftsr hsving served stventy-6ve year
sssssnos in Sing Sing prison, Miohasl
Haoksts, . former New York policeman,
u Tree, thanks 70 . parole granted last
week b. Tie board of pasdoaa. Hseketl
eDtsred tho prison in 1850. and during
Ill thsss yssn b has not had . glimpse
oe tho ootsids world, and Ill of his i'm.
pesssioos had bosa' formed from oooa-
eional papsss and pictures he had bssu
able % obeain. He bod never oeea &
trolley or nor an suto0obils and . sky.
scsapsc W smarvel. Even the dresses
Of women q today are novelties and
objects Of curiosity. This 10 . nev
world for ne" he sid, on reaching tn
city i've houEs after his release. As Z
policsnaa twenty-five years ego, ]
thoaght I knew every crook and ooens'
Of ths city, but TIE people are different
tie buildinss new and % built that a
b~evildered. II you had suddenly plaos'
No in the hsart Of The city, would hav
bssn loss - completely - il I bad nsvs
been hseo before" Il Vas noticed tia
Haokstt ~ Continually fambling in hi
pooksts and taking out thsir oootsntl
He explainsd with IN embarrassed smil
leaving: Il hsven't had pockets in u
osothss foe twenty-five yeaEs and On "a
ussd 20 them. I'm alwsys afraid u
Ithines I put in thsm viii get lost"
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
On. v.s strictly Up to Date.

"Nodernity u al very we'll" said
IN elderly woman, but in m episode
the other day ! think It was carried
too Tar.
In response % IN advertisement
housekeeper called to zee about tax:
ing q position with me. She was IN
intelligent capable young woman.
trim and pretty, and I thought highly
OF her TIN she took out . silver cigar
cite case and, extending It to me.
said:
".Do take . cigarette, madam. One
can discuss things % much more
comfortably over . smoke.''
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

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Thees il to b Q double wedding at St.
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The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
0EsTON.

C86DIO0s
From The Sta1ssDaa.
Nm. Earl s. Weaver came up from
Columbus o. wednesday for . visit
With relatives.
]. Z. Sharrae, ]. @. Cochran and h B.
Webb vere visitors st Columbus On
Saturday lask
,O.B. Osmpbsu claims 70 have reieed
tSe prize hssd Of cabbage in this neigh
borhood. Tho heod Of cabbage weighed
lS11< lba.
Heorich Schult1. +. Fit:je. and NJ.
and lGn Henry Kaplss and two childrea
left The 6rst Of the veek Tor Q visit in
thsir nstive eoantzy, Germany.
The 6vsyear old soa oe Frank Bur.
esss Ssll out Of wagon last Saturday
evening md broke his lsft arm. Dr.:
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
s,ams.s Object to walking.

The Siamese, above all nations IN
the world, hate to walk; no such mode
Of progression II tolerated BY . Siam
ese II he or she can BY any means
ride. A Venetian gondolier will walk
sometimes; even . Hollander win ride
On his rough cart: but . Bangkok man
not II he can help It. His family
A.aA fnr him.-Windsor NagazinA
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
l;ewlandoP eloquoneo.

Senator Newlands Of Nevada Wa
soaring In debate one day, soaring %
high he hit the ceiling. He realized
he Wa getting . tribe dowery and. to
excuse himself. said: Indeed. Nj.
President, peFfervid oratory may b
pardoned, for this subject furnishes al
the food eloquence needs" That
sounded pretty good to Newlands. but
he was q bit abashed when he read
In the Congressional Record next day
that he asserted his topic furnished
all the food elephants need."-Chicago
Chronicle.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Wanted IN Understandings.

You have alienated my Wife's Of.
fections," said the visitor, and there
was q CLINT In his eye. And" said
the man addressed. with Q covert
sheer. you propose to seek financial
salve!' "Salve nothing" replied the
visitor. II anne merely to offer gym
pathy and to remark that II my home
is broken up the bull pup II my per
sonal property, and don't you for
get It"
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
LINDSAY.

From he Pook.
Nm. Dan Hollersn u again able to h
about after Q siege Of sickness.
Nick Brockley made . business made
abusinea trip to Columbus, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mn. Wm. Sticknev OF Loup
CITY arc visiting relatives and friends
around Lindsay this week.
I~nyitatious are out announcing ftoe
marriage az MIN 0es trude Schscher and
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
SILVER CREEK.

From IL Sa0d. .
Pr.irie chicksos becams ripe last sun
dsy snd immedistsly took to the coFn
6alde. We have heard Of no large begs
BY local sports.
Hon. Chs. Wooster has been appoint
ID by Gov. 0heldoa - one oe the Ne
bsasks delegates 70 the Farmers Nation
q Congress to b hsad ct Oklahoma
CITY. Oklahoma, OoG IL to - next.
We'll quali6sd - . lawyer, N able and
upeiGht citizen. Tor . quarter oe . oeo-
tn,y Q praotitiooer before 'hs bar of this
dietrict. John O. Martin he's the uDqual-
iasd support a Sand Tor judge Of the
Sixth Judicial district court.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Economical Governor.

Gov. Stokes, Of New Jersey. n cub
ding down extravagant appropriations
He thinks his state spends too much
for memorials and has disappr0ved
Of an : 5000 item for removing the re
mains Of Gen. Phil Kearny and pr0vi6
ing monuments.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Tact.

The risht kind of . wife never hafps
upon her husbands misdeeds. still less
does she remind him Of his misfor
times. No woman should marry .
man unless her love for him b OF the
1ber which hopeth al things. believeth
an things. and II not easily provoked
aavs Home Chat. The right kind a
wife helps Q man when he falls IN en-
eouraxes him to Try again, instead a
railing 1t him for the stumble after be
haa risen to his feet.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Provided Already.

Beggar-Kind sir, give me two sous
for my three children.
Kind Sir-That isn't dear, certainly.
but I don't think I'll take them. /
have four already at home.-Nos Lois
irS.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Freaks of Natur'.

You never hin tell about natuT'"
said the Billville brother; she II Ill
the time cuttin' Of the most onexpect'
cd capers. I remember when Of Jinks
seen the icicles hangin' O. his peach
trees that cold spring We had-how he
got mad an sold out fer IS. and the
Who bought him out that year
made 5000 on the deal; but he had ter
III the high sheriff an two deputies
to 10 With him to gather the crop. for
or links always met him with Q shot
sun-loaded to the muzzle."
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

From IL Timss.
Congressman ]. F. Boyd arrived In
0enos Thursday morning OF last week
and remained until the train vent west
in the afternoon. During his stay in
Genoa M. Boyd visited the Indian
school and VA shown through the diff
erent departments BY Superintendent
Davis, and promised that he would do
al he could to further the interests OF
The school before the Indian department
in Washington. Several old soldiers
Who desired to have pension matters
adjusted, called on Nh. Boyd. and their
oases will receive his prompt attention.
Mr.. Boyd i the first congressman ever
elected in the third district to call on
his constituents for the purpose Of learn
ing their desires and Offering them o.
sist.ooe in his Official capacity. This
was tho plan adopted BY Henry clay and
other congrsssmsn Of his day, but for
some reason tho statesmen OF the pres
q day ere not in the habit Of dropping
around once . year, previous to their
departure for tho national capitol. to
ascertain what good they can sccomp-
lish for tho people they serve.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT OUR NEIGHBORS AND
FRIENDS CLIPPED FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.

Hoefis. assisted By DE-. Long Of Madison
reduoed tho fracture, and the child -
eetting along - veil % could b ex-
pected.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

Speaking ee~iIiserentIy.
"Have you heard the rumors Of
Hortense's engagement to Clarence?'
"Oh, dear. that's not an engage
ment. T.:at's only q skirmish."
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Columbus Roller Mills,

him Jack" because We have called him
that for twenty years. and expect to
ooosinue to call him thusly until after
election when 10 will b compelled to
call him Hon. Jsck) was In the city
tho lest Of The week looking after
his political fences. He hae been nom
mated for district judge on tho 70
publican ticket and is going to be elect
ed q sure . election day arrives. So
ct ready to vote for Martin for judge
and assist in elscting . district judge
from this end Of the district for once.
We have never had ono and here is Q
chance 70 elect ono Of the best attorneys
In The district.
We are panied TO be called upon to
record the death on Sunday last of Mrs.
Frank Danfoed ct her homo near Kent
ranch. Nn Dantord had been i'll fol
several weeks and tho last OF the weeh
IN operation was performed upon he'
from which she failed to recover The
deceased va tho daughter Of III. and
Nm. g. z. Vanght Of this city and BE-
sides her husband and aged parents
leaves two brothers, Ebert and John
Vsu9ht, to mourn her demise. The
Leader joins the entire community IN
extending to the beresved relatives
heartfelt sympathy in this their hour 81
dire afniotion. The funeral wss held OF
Tuesday and tho remains laid at rest il
Skeedee cemetery.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
Enjoying HE Allment.

Enjoying HE AiIment.
Blobbs-What q diS1greeablo cd
fellow Crouch II.
Slobbs-But you must remember he
suffers from dyspepsia"
Blobbs- Suffers? Why, I believe -
actually enjoys It.
The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25

politely but firmly declines to use any
f8our but the Way Up, made By the
celebrated Columbus Roller Hills.
She has tested many others, bat none
meets ell requirements purity, rails
ing qualities, taste and nutriment like
the Way Up brand. What cook says
about -four i worth your attention.
Give her needing ear.
nal.mhna 0alIar io
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
FIRST STEP
Baseball Players and Fans
 To Meet Sunday

The first step lin the preparations to vouchsais Skagway another years supremacy in Northern baseball will be taken Sunday afternoon. The base ball players and fans have been notified 70 meet aG the White Pass Athletic Club st ? D. m. day after tomorrow flor the purpose of organizing and taking such steps as may be deemed necessary to prepare for the baseball season.
 It has been a good many !earS since Skagwsy was so slow abou, taking uE baseball as 1t has been this year, bu' there promises to develop an euthust- asm that will not grow stale. The weather is 80 good that active practice can be begun st once.
 Until su inventory shall have beer taken it will not be possible to say just how strong Skagwsy will be this Wear but the baseball faDs say there is DC reason to doubt that it will be as good as or better than ever.
 Judge Tanner was the manager o' the Skagway team last year and A. c. Blanchard captain.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
DAILY INLAND
 WEATHER REPORT

The report of weather conditions at 8 o'clock this morning at points on the line Of the White Pass and in the Yukon valley follows:
 Glacier-Clesr, calm, g above.
 White Pass-Clsar, north wind, 3S above.
 Frassr-Clear, calm, 30 above, Log Csoin-Clear, calm, 20 above, Bennett-Clear, calm, IS above. PeunIngtOn-Clsar, calm, 2S above. CaribOu-Clear, calm, B above. Whitehorse-Clsar, calm, 2 above. Atlln-Clsar, calm, 9 above. Tsgish-Clsar, calm, 30 above. Lower Labarge-CIear, calm, 9 above.
 Hoo.alfn9ua-CIear. north wind, 3j above.
 Big Salmou-Clear, calm, 34 above, Selkirk-CIear. calm, 3S above. Coffee Creek-Clear, calm. 32 above.
 Dawsou-Clear, calm, 39 above. Fortymile-Clear, calm, 90 above.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
When RIondln Wss Afraid.


 One of Blondin's favorlte jokes was to offer to carry some distinguished spectator across the rope with him on his buck. Everybody naturally refus- ed, and the great equilibrist with a genial smile. would say, 'I am sorry you are afraid I should drop yOu.' But he was hoist once with his own petard
 He was exhibiting in Paris and was about to cross tue Seine on his rope. Cham, the great caricatTist, had come to make a sketch Blondin, recognizing him, at once invited him to cross with hlm.
 "With pleasure" replied Cham, "but on one condition"
 And that is"- qUeried BlOndln.
 That I shall carry you on my back" !" answered Cham.
 ''Not if I know myself" answered BlOndin.
 "Ah," uiumphantly exclaimed Cham, "this time, II. Biondin. 1t Is you who are afraid"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
lIIustrious shoemakers.

ShOemaking is a calling which has given the world some very great men. One authority asserts that the major Ity of cobblcrs have exceptional brains, that their attitude when stopping over their work tends to a cranial develop ment in the part where the intellectual faculties are soa.,d Some one has written book on illushIous shoemak- CTS. In it arc Sir ClOudesley Shovel, Clifford the Terrible, Bloomfield, author of the well known Farmers Boy" Carey, the oricntalist; Admiral Myngs, George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends; John Eitto. the Biblical schOl- ar, and Sturgeon, the electrician. The list Of IlustriOus shoemakers runs into scores.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
VE2Y UNEASY GOES EAST
Taft Will Visit Philippines
 Next Fall

Special Dispatch co Daily Alaskan ]
 Washington, April 26-secretary Taft will sail from the United States to to the Philippines in August. He goes tor the purposing of furthering the plans of the administration for the islands He will be away from the national capital for several months, bu5 expects to be back and ready for lbe beginning of the next session of congress.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
Cuban Conditions Not So
 Quie as Represented
lSpscia' Dispatch to Daily Aaskan.

lSpecia, Dispatch to Daily AIaskan.)
 Havana, spril 26-The conditions in Cuba are very unsettled There is an uneasy feeling and duels. horse stealing and other outlawry is common, All Of ty is sanctioned under the name of pa.rto ism. The people desire it understood that they are not satisfied with AueI jcao occupation.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
IS DEAD
Denis Kearney, Sand Lot Orator." Passes Away

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 San Francisco, April 26-Denis Kearney, who became famous as SD anti-ChlneBe orator 8 quarter Of a century ago, died last night, Kssrny was an intelligent laboriug man and before the passage of the Chinese ex' clusion act he made nightly speeches on tse sand lots" 10 enthusiastic followers. He was a power in Caliior' nia politics for several years.
 Kesrnsy had many friends, but he felt that his followers Jailed to reward him in accordance with the merit of his work and he became somewhat smbitsersd and thoroughly djsgustea with politics.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
Two Boats For EiaiHes

The Heg- will leave Skagway to- morrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock with Prof. Hepburns Dramatic Class for Eaines, returning ag ? a. n. Sunday, Those of Prof. Hepburn's passengers who desire can leave on the Hegg at either g a. m. or 4.3Op ID.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
Masonic Meeting

There will be 8 regular commuulca' tion of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F, & A. NJ, Friday evening, April 25, 1907 at it's hall, No 225, Fourth avenue. Work in NJ. NJ. degree
 Sojourniug and visiting members are requested to meet with us.
 By order of the ". M.
 T. J. SJandish, Secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
ALL OVER
Peace Dec,,artd In CeItra
 America

Special Dispatch to Daily AlaSkanl
 Honduras, Central America, April 26 A treaty of peace has been signed by representatives of Nicaragua on the oue side and Honduras and Salvador on the other. The treaty has been pro- mulgated and bostilities have ceased. The victory of Nicaragua is recogiaed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
;NOtioo To The Public

All persons having complaints to make tothe common council or requests to make of that body are notified to do 80 at the regular council meetings, either in person or in writing.
 By order of the Common Council,
 A. W. Reed, Clerk. SkagWayi Alaska, April 4, 1907. fY
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-26
5 .N.ASLI501S
ALL OVER
Canadian Strike Comes To
 An Eud

Special Dispatch to Daily Alasksnl
 Vancouver, B. C., April 26--The coal strike at Fernie came to an end yester- day and food and coal is being rushed to the province Of Alberta. There hes been DO trains for a fortnight.