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The evening world., 1911-10-06
EX-K|NG MANUEL
REPORTED ON HIS
! WAY TO PORTUGAL
Believed One of Party Headed
Ito Join Royalists in North
J Section of Country.

PARIS. Oct. CA despatch from San
gays:
y"Ex-King Manuel Is believed to have
arrived here on the Paris express to-
day accompanied by his uncle Alfonso,
the Duke of Oporto and various other
Personalities. 1t Is presumed that he
will make his way through Spain to
! bin the Royalists in Northern Portu-
GAL
, kThis despatch lacks confirmation from
ofher sources.
aBADAJOS. Spain. or the Portuguese
Frontier. Oct. 6.-The Portuguese Gov
rnment admits that Eoyalist disturb
Nnces are in progress In Northern
Portugal near the Spanish frontier. Be-
yond the interference OF the censorship
there Is great difficulty In learning the
exact situation where the Monarchists
are operating because OF the distance OF
those points from the railways and
telegraph stations. The Government liz
also much ~ the dark.
.According to messageg received here
from Lisbon from persons who may
Know. there II nothing OF n serious
= Character Transporting.
kSt. the same time. Royalist agents
Hnd synfrSthizcrs aye spreading the
Jews of thG-..Imphal march OF the
Aonarchist troops toward Oporto
Yesterday the invaders were represented
40 numbering 400. To-day II Is as
serted that G.Ooo men are following IN,
White and blue flag OF the deposed KIM
Manuel. II is also stated that tn,
Hoyalists engaged and defeated the Re
publican troops At Guimaraes. a fortified
town twelve miles southeast Of Braga
and that Capt Couciere will have 5000
men behind him when he Is prepared I,
invest OpOrtO.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
SIX BALLOONS
STILL FLYING IN
BIG CUP RACE
'rica H., Buckeye and To.
Come Down After
. * Storm in Clouds.

To- .sAs CITY. NO.. Oct. s.-Three
SALOONS. tse A9erica H.. Topeka II.
ana Buckeye OF ths/nin that flew
away from here In the races yester-
day had landed late to-day. The Am
Gica II. came down at Emmettsburg.
= a., approximately 200 miles north OF
here. ati.3o o'clock this morning. after
s%ncountering n snowstorm. The others
came down at other points.
Judging from the high rate Of speed
q which the America II. travelled. the
ether balloons must now be ny'ng some
where above Minnesota. The American
|. vent at a rate of approximately forty
smiles an hour from the time II started
lpntil II landed.
Aero Club ON -ia,s here believe tho
fothcr six balloons have encountered
rough weather am give this a. the rea-
son for their not being heard from.
= LA CROSSE. Wis. oct. 6.-Balloon
Buckeye. Lieut.. Lahm. pilot. landed
east of here to-day.
KANSAS CITY. oct. 6.-Balloon To
peka II. lanjci az Dunnell. Mimi. at
81 A.. VI. to-day.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
& $3.50 Standard
Value Suits, 1850

Here are high grade vclours.
cassimeres and worstcd finished
cheviots. in all the correct new
Fall colorings and patterns in
distinctive models for men. young
men and juniors.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
27.50 & 5000 Standard
Value Suits, 22.5O

Here yours to select from are
English-fnisi ed velours. worsted
cheviots. clear and Liill finished
worstcds, in an unusually COM
prehepsive assortment. They are
in new solid color Roman stripes
and neat mixtures: in English
all-soft and semi-soft models,
as well as a number Of distinctive
Smith Gray & Co. modcls-all
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Pure Worsted . ~
Trousers, O'AO

Regular 600 Value.
In every size, in all the new
correct and smart Fall and Winter
patterns; you have here style.
quality and service combined.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

Here you have a generous
diversity Of Oxford and black
vicuna-finished Thibets. a most
exceptional value at 1000.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

Will be tremendous.
Tho people are panicstrickcn and they
were warned TO move from tho lower
levels. All points on the Black River
have been warned OF the food.
Fearful that the structure vould COL
lapse. special trains were rushed to
Hatfield to remove all residents OF that
section and all In the path OF a possible
nooI were warned by telephone.
Tho water had already ~encroached up
on the town when the train arrived.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
FRENCH RACE FOR WloENER.

PARIS. oct 6-The PHx dc la Drone
run at Enghlcn to-day. was won by j
T.. widener's Gaileenne.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

LAYS highest. lowest and last prices II stocks
and n net changes. a. compared with yesterdays
final figures are AZ follows.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-04-07
| SOCIAL AND
P E. r S JON AL

B. W. Smyth of Park Rapids is in
Bemioji today. i
I. f. Rider of Shevlin is visitor
in Bemidji today. $685.. Il
Miss Alice Hauley of Ellis, Mimi,
is in Bemidji today.
Oman G1avelle of Red Lake Falls
was in Bemidji yesterday.
H. r. Setter of Park Rapids is
in Bemidji today on legal bust
ness.
Miss Isabelle Boyle of Blackjack
was the guest of Bemidji friends yes
terday.
B. L. Fairbanks, the White Earth
merchant, was visitor in Bemidji
Thursday.
P. P. Laughlin and B. ellis of
Northome are business visitors in
Bemidji today.
G. E. Kulander of Walker, deputy
coroner of Cass county transacted
Business here yesterday.
"Have you smoked the,'' National
Stock Cigar 7 for Csc. Special Sale
this week at A. N. Gould's.
J. W. Hilliard, a homesteader near
Happyland, located near Internation-
al Falls. is in Bemidji today.
am now prepared to take orders
for the Spirella Cor set. Mrs. O. F.
Jackson, 1914 Doud. Phone 3S9.
A. B. Button of Big Falls was in
~Bemidji yesterday, on a business trip
and returned to his home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Gunderson of
Lisbon were in the city yesterday on
combined business and pleasure
trip.
H. H. Zaiser of Federal Dam re-
turned to his home this afternoon
after spending the past two days in
this city.
i, 100 pairs of s.. so and So 90 shoes
are now on sale for 81 so pair, at
Anderson & Johnson Employment
Office store.
w. ". Woolly, an attorney Of Park
Rapids, is in Bemidji today on legal
business. He will return to his home
tomorrow morning.
/ c. H. Mills of Brainerd, who repre- /
sents the Swift Packing company in
this vicinity, is in Bemidji today in
the interest of his company.
r" That fine Broadle of wrapper and
all long filler, found only in high grade
cigars. National Stock 7 for Csc.
This week only at A. N. Gould's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Black left this
morning for Merriem Park, where
they will visit at the home of Mrs
Blacks mother for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Black will return
Monday evening.
Ben Schneider of Minneapolis,
senior member of the Bemidji firm
of Schneider Brothers, arrived in Be.
midi this morning and will remain
here several days on business con-
nected with his firm.
The Treasurers of Fraternal and !
Religious Societies are invited to
consult with the officers of the
Northern National Bank regarding
the safe investment of their trust
iunds. Every facility for investiga-
ton will be furnished to you.
Mrs. A. P. White, 500 Bemidji
avenue, was hostess last evening at
z bridge party. Mrs, r. H. Schu-
maker and Dr. G. R. Sanborn carried |
off first honors. Dainty refresh
rnentS were served. Mrs. White had |
as her guests DR.. and Mrs. e. R.
Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Wedge,
Ir. and Mrs. R. H. Schumacher, DR..
and Mrs. E. H. Marcum, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham M. Torrance, Judge and
Mrs. M. A. Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Black and Judge G. w. Stanton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
DOESN'T LOOK LIKE
A BEAR FELINE
SAMMY smith J. an Awful Lob IN the
C,m, and Punches the i,ag Lake u
iIab, Elephant; iiu iic'~ u Miner
In ring.


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
BOY
TELLS HOW JAPS
PLAY BASEBALL
Jack Franklin. Now Working
for Santa Fe in Gallup, Saw
Brown Men Play Several
Games in Japan.

Jack FranNin an Albuquerque
ouns man. AT present al swltchman
In the Santa Fc yards ~ Gallup has
soMc interesting dope on the Yoke
hama baseball team. During his tour
around the world with the United
States navy squadron Franklin had
The pleasure of witnessing game be
tween the speedy Mickcy-doos and
picked team from the American YES.
sells The Americans Worsted 70"
Skihbies after an interesting contcs'
They surely love the game. said
Franklin 20 a Herald correspondent IN
Gallup last night. and they play for
All there n IN them We had 10 be
polite though and Whenever there
WAS doubtful decision. ,niernatto
courtesy demanded lhat We give them
The benefit at the doubt As long "a,
We did that II was All right witn the
crowd
liul al second game played Ia
small village between Yokohama and
Tokyo, the American nine felt that
they had q right 10 decision. aad
the umpire made d hold This dts
pleased ne mon uf lgps fholgh the
team was not ia a. and they came att
90 our team and hc officer in charge
The, got aWa1 an right bur the Japs
surely were mad The Japanese pia'-
er- ar" semi plo'cs 'ouals al right
upd un i,rsiand rae game They VIII
NO, want fo hog the decisions lihe
thc.r population does ana ihry ougn'
tu play some good game. over here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
TWO HUNDRED RAGING
SHELLS ARE BURNED

Now NorI tprl 20 ." Scullcrs
Ron oa 'hp l'utsou river. was swept
Dog tho ouflN ur' week Four boat.
house we're burned with their con.
tents including nearly 200 racine
shells ana uwo other boat club struc-
Wrcs were damaged The loss, /, il
expected viii exceed Sl00000 and the
burning of tho shells may cause the
abandon uont of some of the rcgattas
scheduled ton me- season
The IRE started in The Nassau club
house ANA spread to the boat houses
Of the Harlem RoWina club Netropol.
itan Rowing club and tho Nyanoke
club The Crescent Rowing club aud
The Bohemian lloat club houses Wei f.
badly damaged Man, valuable tro.
phies were destroyed with 'hc shells
In the boat houses
Members expressed lount off iic
clubs ability 20 participate 10 JI" ma
iional regatta ~ Saratoga
The Metropolitan RoWiuI rllh Na
entries In the senior Fights ana sin.
sles In the American icnlc1 O. ta
held al Philadelphia MAY ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
TIGERS LEAD GETS
INTERESTING
If Philadelphia is to Repeat
Last Years Performance
Athletics Had Better Get
Busy: New Material Good.

To- un, pf thu fiorccst games of the
season Ga, Detroit Tie,r- Yesterday
drirutrd tho II Louis Americans ht
q soon, uf ~ Co o. This brought their
stauainl up tu 800 again. and calls
attention to the big lead that they are
pihnp Up ON Ia, other teams aS pos
sinlc ponnant winners. Although the
popular ,hoi,c for tirs, place Is stili
with Tho Athletics, last sears cham
piuns. the big lead that Detroit Is
piiiug up ANA the consistent way ~
which tn, Tigers are going after the
bah would Indicate that they are a
force t. be- rcckoncd with when IN.
final squirt for the flag is run. II Is
difficult To- prophcsy brfur" the first
month of PLAY IS over just what teams
are possible winners. because IL has
happened more than once that teams
which begin the season bS brilliant
record tall down niiscrahly when the
'rcgulars' get into form NcNcrthc-
I"ss the situation ie interesting rspc-
cialiy now that Philadelphia has been
"a, the bottom of the list since the
opening of tho season.
Another gamble is tu b, found In
the Tigers pitching squad. which was
an element ui uncertainty and weak
moss last season t'p to date, how
ever. the pctrpu slab artists have
caused the fans tu -it up and take
luotloe Especially among the recruits
has there been r,markahlc showing
nr good material In YESTERDAY g
game, Tor instance ravattc, Who Is
known personally Co III Albuquerque
4 D all. I.l -.
lof ball Among tb. new material
that has delighted th, fans and wor-
ned the sluggcrs may be- mentioned
! Lively vino piay'd boz the west last
! wear and iautt, uW OF the east u
! the form ana st'Hd|ucss that these
! two PLAYERS ha,, shown In the early
games rs conslstrut'> developed, tho
| Tigers viii Civ, thD Athlctics ur any
lnth,r n~prants rnU or their MONEY.
/ Thr older head. fs Mullins ayd VIII
| let's. 90 oven summers and WORKS
IAN o. course De- depended ON. al-
Though they have not .hown the brill
llaucy that the groom hands display cd
1 thu. far GaNuot CO. inst. too. has
! PLAYED some rrctp n1ll this SEASON.
II, reaches uut .uad srahs the 'ail
! from ail over tho N'i0
Ot course. Ia, ,,ir.ans OF the p,n-
uaut champiuus ar not I" hr die
lcouutod, .lthou-H lU,t arr Did hands
lUt tho game TIN. Hr. an Young men
land II Ia usual fact that st,uif
playcrs dcNriDp slowly ana du NOT
show their best unra until the close
Iof tho season vh.u a counts MOST
white. on th, contrary, pitcher thut
a. IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
TAIBAN COMMERCIAL
CLUB HOLDS AN ELEC-
TON OF OFFICERS

TdHtu n 81 Nmil 20 Ca las
Monday nigh me citizens of tb,s
town were assembled az the Fabian
Gug store ANA arter discussion u00.
ceodcd 10 rcnrganizc the Commgr.
club The officers oi the clun ace
follow Il Dumas. PRESIDENT O. r
stone secretary e. LeuteN' rc'.
urcr
N,cf ogsaniline tuo follow ns cN".
mittec was clc.teJ 'a WHI. .ueN
meuls lor trades dH ti. Mono.
Maf lsr
Al the Commercial cmu u,,j,rs
heM Moudu, nlshr ~ aas decided lp
r}suu, Tua . du.- ,yerD.s,- uogu.
u.us with Na. 'r Q. Us expected
chat cy.tloIb a.l.u reasonable
rang, of Tahau $40. cooperate Ia o.,
move to help caH' "a good thins Bob
success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
AMBITIOUS PLANS
FOR BASEBALL
CLUB THIS YEAR
Gallup Fans Are Genuinely
Enthusiastic: More Than
Eleven Hundred Dollars
Subscribed to Fund.
Special correspondence

Special correspondence
Gallup y NJ Aprll 70 Baseball
abs are bryolins up TORNADO 10 Gal
Zap supporters OF the national gam"
nct, ave- preparing 10 challenge Albu
quorquo aud will ondcavor TO better
their score OF two years ago. when
they took the houors and side bet
away from the Grays on the same AIT.
crnoon
committee headed hy 4 b Gal
iaghcr X J Burke, aad other pyomi
ncni Wcn has been engaged the pas
NO days In urpanizing stock com
pant 10 finance u season and to pr
sont the city 81 Gallup with u ball
park ana racing track well worthy ul
tine name Eleven hundred dollars has
been raised toward the fund. Ave gen.
crous citizens comine through 10 the
extent of sloo each twenty-five hun.
bred dollars viii be totalod in few
days more we have no doubt
The plan H. 20 erect Il fence either
on the ores nt site or west OF II upon
some grounds 10 which the school
authorities hold titlc. that viii en-.
close haltmil, track and iirm
packed diamond New blcachers viii
be- built With each five dollar sub.
scribcd n share in the company VIII
be written, aud w. hope 10 make the
shares pay Ing proposition
speaking OF tho prospects for n
winning club this year. + - Gala.
cher, "a well known fan, said
We have ia sighj the best ball ma.
'erIal IN years including Gutierrez.
The crack pitcher formcrl, OF the Na.
'ionals. who's laurols IN III paso are
without end. COnklin. old stand hy. as
catcher. ana score OF others. Selyc
is showing mp well IN the box Viail Is
comlng through n a catcher. as are
Daley on FIRST base: McDermott on
The second sach. ana Willis At second
or short The Canoyan brothers ar.
also looking mp. and Steve may sign
tor third base. while Frank win pull
down the strays IN The lett meadow
Italian Is also % fielder. and Brown
va star ~ FIRST la an INFORMS,
working out last SUNDAY
We have sigucd with thc lapancs,
national team from Tol,yu on Sa'ur.
day. MAY l3. and will dedicate on.
grounds on this occasion ON July
fourth he track may he laid ou. aud
u We nave no more prctcntious events
scheduled Tor The occasion. will have
some good indian ana pony races
The men who have contributed 10
The club fund 10 date are the follow.
ins, though We have not seen halt the
people and many others viii add their
names when they gct the chance:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
BANTAMS MIX THINGS
IN CLEAN BOUT

kansas city April g The battle
between JOHNNY Coulon, bantam
weight champion OF the World. and
Eddie O'Kcofc ot philadelphia who
fought ten last rounds Ia a draw
here hast night was "a pretty exhibit
ton ot clcan boNiug There were ne
knockdowns and uu blood drawn.
Coulon sustained tho only mark "a
discolnrod left eye.
At in-tightins ruulon made O'krcfr
look Ike an amateur In the fourth
and rinh rounds Cnulon landed
rishts and lofts 90 the wind an Niu
ana had t'kcrf' very tired rho
champion Tippcd lrti uppcrcut 90
O'kcofe'S law In the seventh aud foil
lowed u with Srrics of body punch
~ which pat th" rhiladelphiau loo
distress But boz the next three rounds
he came back strong ana was fighiing
hard at the Nuish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
iUtN HAVE \ POOR
CASE N TINT

FERGUSON. liascrman A Jones rs,
The Great Majority Assn, Gnltd,,' Is
tAc style of an important ease nov on
trial before the congress of the Unit
ID states at Washington II il ox.
pectcd that the case viii hs decided
In few DAYS and IL is not thought
thai there viii he dissenting opin-
ion. Socorro Chieftain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

biarrhoen should be cured without
loss OF time and hy "A medicine which
IKE 'hamhcrlaln's collie. Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. II never lalls and II
pleasant and safe to take. Sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

where are YOU going with that
goat. llt,le boy"
Down Ia the lake. Come along IL
you Nant"r see som. fun. This here
goat has lest ct a crate ~ sponges an
I'm goin' down and let him drink "--
Toledo BLADE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Hear the new songs and see the
dancers. Gem.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Hear the new songs aud Pee the
dancers Com
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
NEW SLAB ARTIST
FOR FLAGSTAFF BUNCH

Flagstan, Aria. April 20 Iacr
Campbell. pitcher who has won
fame on th5 ball held m california
arrived in Fla2stan Wcducsda, aud
has signed up win ne local team fur
the season
Mr. Campbell r. an expert cemert
worker and mas formed partnership
with " G. Alyogd 90 compile co.
mcnl walks IN Flagstaff during 'hc
time between baseball games
Prompt relief IN an cases OF throat
and lung trouble II you use chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Pleasant 10
take, soothing ana healing In effect,
Sold hy all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
lilatt and Converse.

IN, arrest uf the American citizens
Hlau ANA Converse on the Guadalupe
baucu near the border has given rise
tu delicate cXcdango. The American
government. IN view of the fact that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

neutrality statutes. iiut later. un
tearing ct the order given hS the
American government, for the depart
urc cf various warships cu route To-
our portX I FASTENED To- manifest tu
the state department how liable under
the circumstances such an order was
to create difficulties. and President
TAFT, rcitcrating his sentiments of
fri"ndlin.ss IT, Mexico aud hts dcsir.
To- avoid anything that might he u
cause OF friction between the two
countries. Kindly cancelled this order.
thus giving proofs of an elevated aud
disposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
supplies Ter Government Forces.

one subject matter OF extended and
delicate exchanges has arisen from
the opsiUclcs which some minor
American authorities nave opposed
I" ihc passage of provisions ana war
lik" supplies across thu border for
,hc needs 81 our forces. The action
"t our mpassy has been attended
WIN favorable results, though not in
every case. My department continues
Ia uphold the principles of interim
u"nal law which iustify our stand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
En,or, rn.n at Ncutra,it, Law.

I must mention in this part ot my
exposition TN, orders given Dos thc
American government ga sWr'e "l
'rlcndlin,ss o. Mexico tthough net al
MAYS ohcVcd by some of the iun .ti"n
ariea cnchargrd with thoir oNccW'innD
for the strict application "i the Lows
which prohibit the urgauilatiun c'
nrncd bands against IN, goycrnmoE,
of . friendly power and thr croFstug
into our tcrriturt u' adNDuturcr, A.
Well as tho smuggling IN of arms ard
ammunition intended tur the inaur-
gents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-16

7 TT IazCar. County superintendent
~ Schools-clcct. returned 10 his homo
in Fulton yesterday after tho com
rorccment exercises AZ West Liberty
school
Work on tho construction ~ fhe
now bridge hoiur erected across
Woods Rum which has hccn DELAYED
FOR some time by Tho water washing
e0mo ~ The forms away. was resumed
yesterday
Mrs Jacob Wolf has returned 20
her home in Film Grove after n VISIT
with relatives IN Fulton
4 breaking ~ mo trolley wirc near
Glouwood station DELAYED traffic on
tho inbound track ~ tho car limo for
short timc Yesterday morning
Nr and Nra Charles shook. NJ
Echo Point. are the guests of friends
IN r1itehurg Tor several DAYS
Horny Niorhcllor. ~ Fulton. has ro.
euwrd hlf dufica oq conductor ON tho
ouffho pike division ~ tho e. g o. O.
Comr1ny's lines. after n few days va.
cation
Tho now residence ~ Elmer Violet.
ON Center street Fulton. ia rcnr'y
completed and viii soon De ready for
occupancy
William UCvuie. tho popular con
durfor. vh.'r on fhc West Alexander
yum yesterday caurht n Young ground
hor. of which DO is very proud A.
bort Hall fho woformau. SAYS 90 is
fNn came one which hc shot at five
times while hunting ON Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-16
Ohio RIVER DAMS ARE
NEARING COMPLETION
DAM AT WELIsvILLE WILL SOON
BE FINISHED.
Work viii Soon Be Started On the
moundsvllle Dam-Parkersbur
Dam Nearly Finished.


Work on the government dams be
tween Pittsburg and Cincinnati IS
progressing rapidly and this summer
will see practically all the unfinished
worf on the dams now under con.
stEuction. completed. On the Fourth
OF July. the dam now under construc
ton at Wellsville. o.. near East Liver
pool. will be completed. Elaborate de
tails are now being made for the
opening OF this dam and a celebra.
ton very much after the style OF the
one held here when the McMechen
dam was opened, will be held.
When this dam is completed IL will
prove Of great benefit 10 Wheeling
FOR with the dam at McMechen in
operation and the one at Wellsburg.
a good stage OF water can be retained
IN the local port. With one or two
more dams above this city a navi-
gable stage will at all times be had
between Pittsburg and this port
which will greatly aid the packet com
panies in operating their boats the
year around
Now that the location for the dam
al Moundsville has been selected work
will be started within a short time
on II as will he the case on the dam
near Huntington. The dam near
Parkersburg will in all probabilities
be finished this summer.