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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1902)
OCEAN THREE ROUTES NEWS FROM WHAT EUGENE WILLAMETTE GIBSON’S EXE NOW IN VIEW THE COURTHOUSE GETS MONTHLY CUTION STAYED HEIGHTS CHOSEN. RACING The Great Centra Will Probably American and German Line Steamers Trying Their Speed. Botha-Chamberlain Conference- Portland Boat River Strike Threatened. lysclsl to Guard. P ortland , Sept 6.—A strike is threatened on the river boats running out of this port. The union employees threaten to tie the boats up unless the owners concede a raise of wages. Botha-Chamberlain Conference. IpscUll» Ute GCABD. L ondon , Sept 6. - A secret conference was held in thia city this forenoon between General Botha, representing his Boer compatriots and Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Chamberlain. Neither would furnish the press with the feast intima tion as to the subjects con sidered, and the range of dis cussion. American-German Race. BptcUl to the Guard S outhampton , England Sep 6—The American trans atlantic liner, Philadelphia, and the Bismarck Feurst, of the German line, left tueir docks at nearly the same hour this forenoon. A quiet trip has been given out that both liners had been put in extra condition and, would test their spee»i across the three thousand miles of Atlantic waters. Chicago Builder’s Tie-Up. IpecUl to the Guard. Take the Route With Greatest Inducements. Th- question of wiuoti ri ute tb*- Greet Can r*i Railroad Company will select for ih-lr road Is a V'lsl.'Qeto this oommuuliy. It m-au» a siienuou. flgbt to have it o> me tbn ugh Eugen», for Roseburg i-a» well as banking on having it intireec; the 8 P at ha. 1*0*. The locst'ng aud examining en pany. operating at Creawell, -aye that Eugene baa greater wealth, m >rt The number of carload* of m«t» .ai» of ditterent kiuda which are shipped into Eugene every mouth may be esti mated from the mouth if Auguat. A tgmt I» i light month Iti compari* •ou o th > intiera, During the thirty* o e day» of that m-uth IIS carload- •>f aiuti were »topped lu Eugene. Thle material cornea tuosily In mixed car 1 'ad lol» About twice aa much aiuti la shipped from Portland as from tlie •outb. Th sh'pment* average from one to three car» dally from the north •nd one car from the south. Fol owing le a het of ihe full carload I 1« which have comet" Eugene: Salt 2, lumtier 1, sugar 2, beating eparatus I,<>'11 L~er 3, melon* 3 fertiliser 1. -bii'gl-» 1, wheat 4, sulphur 2, I.me 1 wagon* I coal 1. A-'d-from these caimmlltlee there ba«ebeeu several carloads of »'migrants’ <08X1** Of the carload export* we have 7 Cars of excelsior, 3 csr*ol fl >ur »ltd 1 o«r of junk. Tile other shipping 1» done in p»rilal carloads. Thue we have some estimate of Ed gene’s trade lo carload Iota. It Is plaln to be seen that we bring In mor» ihan we send out. NOTARIAL 00MMIS8I0N. Heliuu* W Thomtwoti til -w hie com rui.siou a» a notary pu 1 C. Laai Bunday morning the abenl was apprised of au attempt al a wiiol»- vale burglary al CreeWrll aud he has been on a Ilia p >u I ~>k for me ■ fl u- der», but au a oouui. of tue ett.ir n* gained circulatlou only the last d»y or ao. From r< table rep< ria it ie barned tliai e ui< tune durtug .he night burg- 1 Ueu ered the general iuercUaud.ee »■oreofCCH Za.tou aud carried lb' caeh register out to the lumber yard» . ■if the 3 P c > aud there tried <0 force li opeu but probably becoming aca.ed tb.y gave up the attempt. Aa there waa OU.y a vety 1. t.e email cbauee li tua register at me time ac that batt they goi me m may toe greateel dam age wou'd bav« be-n theinjury to me register. However, tail! g tu lid. they uest broke luto V ok mi re’- drug eloie aud aueoeedci in getting forty cent- out of me ml They thru tried to pry opeu the window, of A enuer’s »eueial mercbaudtae store but in thia attempt they failed togaiu entraboe. HORRID SPECIMEN OF HUMANITY The low* Grocery Co, •ooeoMorj to J L> Pefe, will move their etœk of good* to the new Roney block on Planing Mill Burnt at Waat Eighth »treat Tueeday for tbe Prineville. purpose of eoabllng tbe workmen to remodel their present quarter». They P uinevillr , Ore, Bep» 5.—About will be reedy for bustnete Wednesday » o'clock Monday forenoon fire dee* morniDg and will remain there for •toyed the planing mill of Ed Harbin about two week». After their present Besides the building »nd oonteuta, quer er» ere remod* led they will have toola belonging to * number <>f me* oue of the fli.eet »tore* lu the city. cbknlce were deetroyed. Firemen were eoon on tbe ground »nd »»ved four other building» In tbe neighbor hood that bad caught fire ftom the terrific beat. Dally euard ».pt 5 A Former Camp Creek Boy Had <>f »unable arraugeiusuie wltu in land aud with >1 » tr«us,«irtatiou eom- pauie*, Il I» Uid-rs ••> >d chat suonar tangem-uls have »1 e*dy b.*e>i lu* formally made, and only reuiaiue lo be put lu saiisfac.ory legal form. Dally Guard Sspt 6 XVKNINU DCtlAl.. The fr|. nils who gathered at the ree- Idence of Rev and ' rs B F R >wiand last evening »ujoyed a very pleasant ■ order of f enlertali.in-lit provided by the Ladles’ Ahl 8ocie'y ot the Meth- '»list cbu'cli. G ”it-» i id i ef re« It men t • add'd much to tbs ilea-u'e of the BOOTH-KELLY SHIPMENTS — Ligh'est for Many Months — Wend I ling Log Supply Inadequate to the Capacityof the Mill. Daur Uaard «ept 5 There wa» » fr gli ful -pecimati of w ecked huiuanlty dropp'd oil tbe rain mis uioruiu» and drmaUde > help >f the ottlc-rH. Ha has Peen owed f >r today at the city j 1. rle has tbe pal-y, par-lyz d, bliuu □ oue ey~, limbs twisted aud has nol nad a bath for years. He 1« growing «or»e apparently and Mar-hal Booit ■toes not kuow what to do with him. He «ay» he had a fit »nd fell In a rlgb« hand is His H.e not long ago. e rlbly horned Tbe man cam« here Grove, the SU'boriile» given bim a ticke lo E fr 'm Cut tage there igene having A Gan Accident. Wilber BUrr, of Mornoe, waa *OCi- dently »hot In 'be 1- ft leg on Fiiday of 1**1 week which may reeu't in the Io«« f tire limb, »aye the Junction 1 imee He aud Rev Peck were going out rab bit hunting. Mr B arr bad fil' d tbe tu«g»zine ' f bis Wlncbeeter and laid ildown on the grouud while hearep- ped Imo i be li 'U»e. Rev P-ck picked ip the kuo to ‘‘-ee if it would work.” Il work'd. The gun w«» poiuted toward the d'toi aud a» be pulled the trigger Mr Barr appeared aud the charge ol No 5 ebot etruck him on the The tuon h of Auvuat «va» a «imitar, ativ ly light mouili for he shipment of 'umber by Hie Booth Kelly Lun b~r < ‘omp-ny. Ihe Coburg mill lead* with a shipment of 167 care. Weuu" ling, which le u-u.lly away ah-ad of the oth-re iurn>«l out au even hk) car». The shortage 1» due to the fact th« I ggtng ba» t>ec m~ dittl ull aud the -upoly for th- m 1 b»a not been equal to it» capacity, neoeesitatliig il'-lng down for part of Ilia time. The Hsgi* naw mill h»» also tieeu shut down a C >u»id-ral le portion of the lime and 81 car« were tbe shipment. Ihe Bprlugfl-ld mill turned out one ctr a day. 30 tor the month. Th« total number of oars shipped was 378. Henry Ankeny’s Mine. Medford .-wutbrrn Oregonian, 8» pt. 2: A nugget worth 8136 was toOKed up In tbe Sterling mine one d«y la-1 week, Il is a haut e,>tne pleoe ol gold aud alm'wt pure. The cleanup at the Hletl.ng mine 1« progressing with th usual favorable result. Many pieces of gold of ooi elderalil* »IM are t elt'g found. H E Ankeny took a gold brick to the Medford bank tide w.ek that weighed a number of pounds leg above the knee. Beveu ebot were Juel Ice of the peace of Jaeper preoiuct io removed from the wound. suoceed M Walab, deca«k«d. Will Move to Roney Block. Pi>RTL«NO, S*i>t tJ. — rile Guild’ Lake Ir«'”, at Ihe he»t of Willamette Height*, I* the unaulmou« choto« ot the Lewis and Cl.rk ex-ci'lve 0 "u* ruittee a* the «ile for th - 19 »5 fair. I tuciudts an area of 271 act*«, 155 of which are -va er aud 115 laud. E tg * nears appointed lo examine Into It« matter reported that th» lake could I«* kept at the dealr-*l h-lght at <1 fresh a' a c >mp«r»tlvelv light exp«n*e, at«d il Ie *«» ihe decid ng tact 'r. It Ie also easy lo get ad, qua e uau.pot la,It'U ny bo h -treei railways m that locality . Tuere is oo douul Hi <i the board of it rec (or* will approve the ■»l-cttou ol the com mitre, f r the committee tu elude« a majority of the director». p- 1'b ugh the favor of the committee I* f >rmaliy conditioned u ; hiu tbe making — Exports Not Heavy. acre* In t p Id « r 2 patent. A and M»ry B W heeler rn J C Go d- •ie lots 1 aud 2 blk 8 F irmouct fl 700. P K Ho'*dgra»« to J c Buodgraae un divided j Interest lb lot» 7 mit 8 blk 5 3b»iu>u’s ad to Euget'e, |1. J C 8uodgra»e lo J R Belle:» ot 7 blk 5 ^bepotl’s ad to Eug-o«, $luO. N H and Carrie H With.« to Fran* e • V Cat fl Id laud in tp 15 * r 2 e, »15, tOU. ■mbition and more re-ourc«- than either of the other two routes MININO LOCATIONS. and that there is no excuse why tbe Giehert C Y uug at a Fr-d L Free- Great Cen rat R iltoad -bouid n<>t ou rung 1 «ate Je-sie G, Maud- E Prim", In at Eugene The proposition will Good Chai ce and De ma claims lo soon be made to the public by th» B hernia mining d<airlot. agents for tbe railroad. In the mean- M.KRI a OB LICK.'SES. 'Ime it is well io keep in mind tbe Chari-« H 8-1 well «I d Mine E bt 1 meaning of nirvn inv th».. » „•»«, Biuiih, J'bn R ebsrdeou, wl tie-*». Che» H *ew h an ' Arnaud • Rul 1-, Wiuul red Newth, witneee. A ROBBERY AT CRESWELL or Shipments Over the Railroad gineers are to report ou three lOU'e», CIKCCIT COURT. oua through Eugene, on* tbrougt Berthe M Wil-ou vs Boutbern Pa Drain aud the < titer through Kwetiurg, and tbe locality that eau » Her them OlfloCu. To recover poe»e»*|nn of 117 the greate-t inducement» In tba way Hav laud t hlna dsbea valued at |4S. of gran la, bonu-es, and subscription» A C Woodoock ie attorney for pialo will reap tbe beb«flt of me road. Thi- 10. Magnus Ingebrlgteon ve Math A la tbe elate of sfi «Ire at preeei.t. E glesoo, lo recover |375 with ioterast The well ku»wu oapitaltat, J £ Situ moD», now lu Eugene, who lea obi* 1 »' 8 . er c~nt from Feb 1. 10 )2. t he» M •took bolder in tbe Cascade C >ai Com Ki»»iug.*r I» attorney for he plalotiO. C hicago , Sept. 6.—The New Precinct Officers. master builders of this city claim that the wages exacted ihe following resignation* have been by the unions leave them no accepted aud •■ poiutmeuie made t<> profit, in numerous instances Ü1. the respectiva vacancies by t ti result in actual losses. o uuty c >uri al it« ler in this week: They threaten to suspend Road sup-ryitors: Geo U lfrey ap- building, throwing building poiuted 1U placa o R »ut rttui z ; R J Hemphill in place of WC K uw.ck. trades mechanics out of em Ju.lloa of tbe peaoe: Wm Kmg in ployment unless their de place of A B Power*, In McKs al» mands are acceded to. precinct; W H Eaion was a; pointed ED HARBIN’S BAD LUCK An Outline of the Amount KXAL URTATK THANSFRRa U 8 to Clarence L Lei will 164 94 the From Mare Island. Dally Gaard Sept A Mldablpnan Oivai Gtlatrap prl-ad hie Eugene ielative* aud frleude by dropplug off th« train fr 'm th« Mara I-land navy yard at Vallejo, California, today. He is making u«e of a two week» leave of ab-enoe. Heeey- the other Eugene boy« are doing w.ll aud are oouiented with their u w life. Mre< baa ('brlet~oaeu died at June lion at an early hour Friday mort lug of cancer of the oreaal, aged 55 yearn. Hhe leavea a buabaod aud 11 children, all grown exoept two, aged 11 and 13 The family are new corner* and the hope of benefit it g the mother’» health waa the principal Inducement for the change of climate. Funeral aervliee were held In the C P church tble after noon at 2 p m, by Rev P L C Hat een, of Eugene. Sherwood Hoose Sold. Dally ' uard » pi fi Cottage Grove Nugge : John Hher- >u relume” l»><l»y from Jo oll >o wh-re be look charge of Cue w ~>d thle week »old the Hherwood < C H»ye lot <<f hop«, 11 bale* and E L bouse to Mr Florian Tuck-, of Man Ay«'« lot of 77 b.lee for the J Luo« Antonia, Tex»«, for the sum ■ f »7750. J B Cook, tba 0>*Mrg blacksmith, H< p Company of P trtlaud. They Thle la a valuable brick property on Mein etr-el aud ha* long been • very died auddeo'y from heart failure yee- w*-re ooblrected f'l la»t winter *r popular holetery. eo the pew prop irlor terday «bll* at w rk eeuiog a wag”” Hoiden go-» to P.rtlaod tomorrow to m y b* well Minified that be ha~ made tire. He had Ju»« pac-d tbe »Ire on confer with ble empioy-sre A number of week* ago tbe GUARD a pn.fl able Investment. ■ be wbeai wueu h** «at down In a chair made mention of a new meat market «nd expired. He w»e about 60 year- to be opened In tbe new 8<-hDeider Dock on West Eighth street by Bro* old aud leatea a family. der» Brother*, who formerly owoad A* »uggee’ed • few day* ago by the the Wlllamntie market now co 'ducted Gcano. • vl»lior»’ register bee been Dally Gasrd -apt, by B F Goodpaature. Thie afternoon pl»O-d at lb« R»-» Cottage eDd »11 Coggawell C mpite I, mile eon of Mr tbe Meeere Brodara moved a part of vlal'or« from out oftow» wi n take ad at.d Mrs I L Campbel, had iberni* tb»fr flx'urea, which have beeo elured Viola, the dsaghter of Mr and Mr» vantage of th® comfort» of lb« pl co Io Han'» warehouse, to the new Jotw* H F N 9. died •' Creawell Thor-day, a-e expected to place Ihelr nemee aud fortune to 'all "Ut of a h «rnmnek at the f.m ly borne, 270 Pearl e'r-»t, thia tlon They expect tr ba ready for •September 4 1972. fr«>m summer com p ao» of reeideoce on It- page». eft.rooon and I r-«k hl« O'l-rbone. busineea In about a wa-k. i.leint The |i»tie on« wae eved 5 veer« Dr Geo O’H Do Bar wae called In and end 7 d «ys. Th- funeral will be held eel the bone and the little fellow is ■4atw»<1ev afi-rn > rn a one o’il'Ck, getting along nicely. R«v Alford offleiating. To Mr and Mrs J W Manrr.ee, corner Dkvld Elliott, who raaldea near of East Third end Ferry str-ete, Thurs Otahen, while digging • wad on bie day, September 4, 1902, a eon. tiro»found Imbedded tn the eo'ld rock Chari«» H Helw.ll end Mie* E'h. 1 •weral piece* of oak charcn»l 12 fee» IH’.ly '‘»«M sept s -Smith* of Junction City, Were married heinw tbe eurfbee of tbe «rouud Wm R««ee«y to»tey °*nn f a> 2 o’« 1 ck Ihle »f ernooo In h* off).* Gk'bey Mat he we ebowed a Gu>nu E«rly Fuga- hop», onisie'log «*f 22 To th. wlf* of 8 M Godard, at Z»D, of Ju»’lce of the H-aoe C A Winter* ®ao • piece of It today. It ba» )»lo t¿l-a. to F E Duna for 21 ce la per melar, who offioiaied. there flag hundred« and par bap« tbou- a9-pound boy. I pound. of yenre. Nev Heat Market Visitors Please Register. Collar Bone Broken. Born Found Charcoal Born. I i ber 10 for the Murder of Schonbacheler. G rinth Patk. Hept 6.-J'fl-r.on D*vi» Giltson, who waa giveti a wootid ' riel et tbe last term of Joseph I tie Court for th* murder of John Behoubacneler l«»t April, and who was found guilty of murder In the first degree aud sen '» iic « h 1 by Judge Hanna to bang Frl* 'tay Bet t-tuber 19 w II nol t»eeX-CU’ed "0 the date -el for that purpose <llb* *»u’a attorney» apiwale«! the ease to the supreme court and a stay of proceed ings has been gr»n e<t. Attorneys »1 G Bmllb, of thle city, an I L Bilyeu, of Eugene, wno de* fended Gllteon at the leal trial, will plead hie case before the n«xt t-rm of ih» supreme court, whlon oonv.ae» lu October. No other case trie I tn 'he Joeeptiioe c >urt haa creel*d a greater »■mtuem than llile one Public »enll- menl Is divided In th» matter, there l>eliig about a« many who ar« of llta opinion that Glteon abould ti~ng *• there are who t>ell ve the v r I ici of the jury waa too severe. 7'ne o>>ii<i*-tun~u man is in p •or con- d>tion physic» ly aa a reeul of the worry he tie» undergone since th« pro ceedings of his »«oond trial, tie i.dee- pondeut and «rruu to oaia lut little whelh-rhe hangs or IIvse. Hie wife Is very devoted lo tdm, and, with her cbildreu, vlalta tbe J til i early every day. K XBTKRN »TAR. Fine New Switchboard Th« Order "f th* Eaateru Hier list evening held au liiierestln eeMioo, H M Friendly, ewltchboard euper- not the le»s<. ei jyal.le ey-ut Iteing me lutei d~nl of the Pacifli Htaiea Tele servio-of a aieuueiou and kasale, the phone and T l'giapn Co, li Ineialliug i e I of i heir kind. a floe new up-io-date owl onboard In WlOLMiN BVKQllKT. t tie company 'e n> w "rtloe Io l' e Roney TheauiUiuu iuleres* lu lodge woik block on Weet Eigtilh »tree». Tbe waa reins ateii last niglil l y the Wood- new board I» much larger tiian agr.at men of the Worol, who participated In improvement over the one now in u«e a big banquet aft> r the tegular I >dge here. It will accomodate four operatore stork. PreO'ding the feast in the at once—three loo 1» and out long dl»- lodge r<»>m J M Williams, consul com* tai'Oe. Il le eo arranged that the local mender aud delegate to the Head operatore cauuol cut lu ou lire long Camp eeealon at Crlpi'l* Cieek, gave dl.taiice wire, the long dlatauoe oper. ao iuteree'ing *ud > x ended account of ator having everything to ber-eif. Ills trip. T >e cup, won by the track Mr Friendly luformed a GU ahd re- team from tbe Kuulite of Pythias la»l |H>rter today that the work of eetilng lune wa« pT'Sented to the l"dg- by O up ihe new ewltchlroerti will be oom* RT"U’, who »pose In bthsifof the pl-ted »ome time next week, Put It team L O B-ekwith made an eti- w II be the la«t of the month before lliUHla-t c ape ell ol acceptance and a > verytliing I» In r> adin«»a to move the vet-of ill Hike wu* recoidrd for Ihe ' flloe to the new quarter*. ■ earn. The committie In charge of the banquet bad beeu I nut runted to make a menu that W"Ul<l make mouths water aud i h«y and -uccetd-»!. Oyster* cl une, tongue, Pally auanl Hept 6 lobet-r*, -hrimps, veal, Chief of Police Ho >ii today put up hem and roast meat», chick- eandwicliee, i<w* the quarantine fl g at the re~.deno e of en and ham cream, cake cliee»e, »«1 < ed nut« and Lew e B l.liiw at Went Third and lee, cocoa and c t! e all load-d the L-wrenoe street*. One of the otilldren t ble for a hurt lime. Tbe Pythian ie> tTl o ed wl h di|hit»rle. Th- quarantine II <g wa» elan put lip 'earn wa- pre-etit and ei j >”ed the I k »- at the residence of W B Mummey 14 h pi a ity ol tn— Woodmen. nd W 1 ametie eiieete. hie little girl having me diphtheria. Luckily the other children were In the hop yard when the child became alok. Died. A Sodden Death. He Will No! Be Hanged Septem Diphtheria. Curions Accident. Louis Flugel, <he Fairmount butcher wiio oarrita me*’ to the Luokev Boy mine on ■ pack -addle, wa» ou hl* ou-tomary tri,, Tu eday and while on the -leep trail near the mine, hl» mere .tumbled and went rolling « fl lliegrarts, doa ii 35 feet of ste-p hill side, florlly latidli g sg»|.i«t a lol of biuah. Mr Ftug'l liaatenrd to unload the anim-l, which lay |>ertecc y etIII ae If dead. A h soon aa vile waa free from her pack she got up and ebook herself and oom* meuced to nibble the gras» in reach. Pi of Condon’s Book Here After considerable delay for different reaaou« Prof Time ('oudou'» new t»>ok, ''The Two Island«.” I* now ready for public Inspec'lon The sale will Ire b>-avy In Eugene. A review of iha book ap(H*ar««i m the G uarii alxrut two week« ago. Il I- a Hoe pr' diiction and -h 'U'd tie In the home of evt ry friend of eclet <w. Married. The H-l-m 1 >dge of Elks wot first or ze of I' hi O lu the perede at th» Port land cai nival yeeterday. Paul Hadley end Mia* Pearl Baugh man were united in marriage at lh~ home of the bride’» parente, Mr end Mr» Howard B-Ugbm«ti, at 1’1 aaan Hill Wednesday, Kept 3, R V Bmuel Hau binan, grandfather of the bride, fficia Ing Mr Hedley I» a well known realdenl of J*»|~-r and hi« bride lean acwinp i h»d yug lady. The G uard • xiri>d«<vmg'aiulatlou». The name of Dusty, Hen'on county, he« la-en cbat>g«<l to B»ll Fountain. From <lry to wet, ala aye proper in tlie W'llametie valley, An Interesting Fact. A Cement Walk 1» being laid In front ot ths new Mcboeider block on West Eighth street A board walk Inta beeu put down th« Olive at reel aide. Tom Jenkin* haa sold oal his Inter ests in ble paint buslnes* at < 'ottag« Gr< ve to Bert Law «on. Tom wt 1 re main In College Grove, however, work ing at hie trade. Junction Times: Home time daring th«present month two of Jat'Ollou’e 7he three leading candidate* foi young ladle« will be led to the altar, pre- l<* ao< nt the Mon mouth normal the oontreclng partle« beln. , tx.me lo school were F I) Re~a'er, B F Mulkey think, w~ promleed not to t»U. «nd J M Martindel», pronilrte'ileduce* Ju' otion T'tne» : G C Millett ebt| ped t«r». !<-»•!»r got the Monmou'b, then a car olMXIsecke of barley ”> Portland Mulkey oecured Ashland and now Tuesday A bi- grain ship >« hading Mar'It d .le haa W-etnn. the three th»te »xc uslvely with tail y for H"U'h leading < ortnal schools of the elate. A trio« »nd the Portland dealers there- Double Wedding There w*« * doul 1« wedding Wed. need*y, M«t t 3, •' the home nt the bride.’ parent« on r*l k creek, when Biephen K»*li« •*• uni ed lo My. va Tucker eud Henry McCoy tn Ml»» ■«•reh Tucker Ju*» ce »f th« Pe o- J W Vaughn, of Col tage Grove, offlulaiad. o re bid up a little to complete th« cargo. The report that the Natron railroad I yard» would b« torn op and the rail* taken to Springfield la not true. Th« Nstron yards will be re»«'O.tror”»d. I't.e re I- from th« 'be »w tch al Yar nell <>n the Mohawk branch ha»e laen l*k~n np from the Mj.ringfl It yard end tbeee will !«• replw-ed el Y«rnsil on tba arrival of a »blpmeot of rail».
