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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
MORGANTOW WIN
The State Usiversity-JosieK Kramer-The
Literary Societies A Speck of War.
Inrrr.IrnnIrnn,. III I'M. Kt.II.Il.I-

The State Uaiversity-JosieK Kramer-The
Literary Societies-A Speok of War.
Correspondence oi the Register.
MoRGASTowN, March 81.
The Spring Term has opened with a
much better attendance than the pre-
ceding one. About sixteen new stu
dents have been enrolled, several OF
them from counties which have not been
represented before this year.
The announcement made last Monday
morning by the President, that Hramcr's
band had been engaged for Commence
mcnt, was received by the students
with vociferous applause. The boys like
Josie and Josie likes the boys.
The ParIhenon Literary Society is
making extensive preparations for their
public performance, which will trans.
pirr shortly.
The Columbian Society seems To have
quit work, aud the members have gone
To quarTellng among themselves. The
disturbance originated at their regular
election oi officers on Friday night, Feb.
ruary eth. The society became divided
into two factions, one of which wanted
4. III. Waters ior president, and the
other Geo. 4. Pearre, Jr. The Pearre
men, not having the requisite number OF
votes tO elect their man, followed the
example of some ot our illustrious
statesmen, and counted him in"
The Waters men discovering the fraud
fastened to rectiiy il, and from that
time the strife has been incessant At
a recent meeting the defeated faction
voted against some new students who
wished to unite with the society, and as
it requires thTee-fourths vote To elect
a member, the new students We're black
balled, as 1t we're. THIS eNaSperated the
dominant party beyond endurance, and
at the next meeting they expelled the
following members, whom thev consId-
ere,l as leaders In the so-called seditiun
viz: VI. VI. llyland, J, "a, Pearre, +. NJ.
Purnell, :. F. Wells, w. F. Chapman
and NJ +. Cowan. Oi course this only
made matters worse, and It seems that
the end ls not yet. CADET,
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MYSTERIOUS SKELETON
Pound I'm Corn Field In Warren
County. q.

CussIxskrt, April f-Great excite
msnt prevails in Warren county, Ohio,
caussd by the discovery, yesterday eysn.
ing, In held on the t.r" O. s@m ac,
human skeleton. 4 man vas piough-
ing and uncovered whai he thought NAs
. root, but on inspection found u 10 Be a
rubber boot and that II Nss on the loot
Of A dead bOiy. To-day Coroner
Carey and Others t0Ok The body out Of
the grouui. II had been burled but .
little distance below the surface, bat -
long aso that it vas entirely unreoogni-
liable. The body Was buried in its cloth
ing. which Vas not wholly dscomPosed.
Along with Il Sere iound a double
barellei shOt gun, some pencils,
KEYS ami ex other articles,
bat no money. The mystery sss
apparently impenetrable. Tor nobody
could renlsn Der oi any one missing in
that locality. This evening. however,
Mrs VISA 6rifhth, Who lives near the
Hardy i.rsn, examined the clothing and
gun and other articles toand with the
body, and recoSui.ei them - Belonging
20 Wm- ]. lAnains, an orphan sent oat
years asQ with Others iron Boston. and
who oand q home - 6rofhthh she
.Ays be vSs eponomiczl, and % the 5th
Of April. ls7A sisrsed uith John
Hardy, zen q SAnu<i Hxndy.
20 20 30 Moaroe, . station eight
miles svsy. He A.a with him run. q
silver watch and fe1r hanired doll4rs
in money. she never hsAri trom hin
dircctly. bot HARDY h.d tsld her thai he
vent 10 c4tifDrnA and sfierwxrd %
rsxsa Hardy we srres,.d hai be d.
to the sn<lisn siEh Iznai.g esA hAs 80
t<rs frosa hiM slnce. His sxkninatsn
wlli be h<ld to-morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
FROM THE PEOPLE.
The POLITICAL AND AGRICULTURAL
OUTLOOK IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Hampshire, Monroe, wetzel and Marion
County lettes-The Wishes Of the
People in Various Sections
Wise Suggestions.
woRTHINGPoN WORDS.
Some Political Suggestions Worthy OF
Consideration.

Some Politinoal Suggestions Worthy OF
Consideration
Correspondence Of the kEGIsTKK
WoErniSGToS, W. Va, March 81.
This village, containing about 200 in.
habitants, is situated on the left bank Of
the west fork of the Monongahela river,
and having noticed nothing in your
paper from this place for nearly year,
will give You the feeling Of the people
on the political situation: The Green
hackers are pretty numerous here, and
they don't fail to manifest the usual
vim. They are, ~ a class, usually very
noisy In argument In their
discussions they commence with
nothing and generally end likewise. 1
notice in the Republican papers Of this
county, communications FROM different
sections giving, or trying at least 10 give,
the expression oi the Democrats in re-
gard tO our county offices. Now, why
il is that the Republicans know more
about the Democratic party than il
knows about ITSELF cannot see. In
the iirst place, they, the correspondents
alluded To- above, presume To indicate
who the Democrats are in favor Of |
wish 10 say that, 50 far as this section of
our county Is concerned, We want men
who are Democrats to the hub to ill our
offices. We think, too, that anything
the Republicans may deem proper TO
dictate will, ia the opinion OF our con-
vention, be- held as vague;nugatOry and
idle words coming from a corrupt and
designing source.
For Governor, We are in favor Oi
Judge Fleming, our second choice lis the
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner.
For Congress, We are in favor Ot Il.
T. Martin first, last and all the time.
There is strong talk here among the
Greenbark men oi running ). W. Sturn
Tor Congress.
For Prosecuting Attorney, there is
plenty Of candidates, but we think that
quite a majority are in favor Of l.. Il,
Raymond, and We miss our guess II he
don't get the nomination and thereby
secure the support at the Democrats and
quite a number oi the Greenback voters.
W. wv AAhA W. nlf'hN AihA " All
regard 10 the other offices, but We will
say that ii the Democrats OF Marion
county act ia wise and Judi
CiOus manner in selecting
It's candidates, that there IL
not a shadow oi doubt in our mind
but what they will elect their entire
ticket For the House of Delegates
Hon. L. \. Arnett is fayorably spoken
Of, ~ is also Jesse Shaw. Either OF
both OF these gentlemen would make ei-
hclent representatives.
Now, in conclusion, permit us to say
that We look forward To the time when
the free people in a Tree county like
ours will no longer have to undergo the
formidable AMI iron will of Republi-
can rule to govern us. Look out to hear
from us again. Respectfully,
NuTER
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MANNINGTON.
The Young Man Killed Last
Sunday-Other Notes.
Carrespondsnce og the Raxster.

Sunday-Other Notes.
Correspondsncs oi the Rssster.
MASNNercs, Mareh -.
The man killed here ON sunday even
ing, an article Of which occurred in to-
days REGIsTER, was Marshall Clayton,
of this place, and son oi All. Clayton,
who lives two miles above here. Young
Clayton was a very moral, upright man
OF about 25 wears, and leaves IA wife and
many friends, who dcplorc his untime-
ly horrible death. A jury was sum
mone'i, and 1t appeared upon gathering
what little evidence was attainable, tina
the first train was standing on the main
trark. Clayton coming down from his
home climed between the cars TO get on
the platform, the train starting while
he was walking across the bumps, ne
not expecting II TO start, and being OFF
hIs guard, was jerked oil, precipi,ated
across the rail between the ears and cut
IN two, and badly mangled generally.
No blame attached tO any one.
Ii Is a severely sal lesson, but il is
hoped that il will teach the boys OF this
place permanent lesson, all of whom
are in the habit Of frequently stealing
their way about IRON station to station,
when in reality they have no
business To transact anywhere
aud ne excuse for such perilous con
duct, besides frequently being great
annoyance To the employees OF the com
pany.
Keep OF the ears, boys, or ~ do an
honest days work ami obtain means to
pay your way, and il will have the effect
Of making YOU better aud more sell
reliant. independent men, and save Us
parents OF many horrible presentimcnts,
especially by Morpheus.
We have nothing tp say ON politics,
except that Judge Fleming IL our choice
Tor Governor, II we could make up our
minds to spare him from his present
Judgeship.
We will take the narrOw.gauge road,
by all means, ior il will be 80 much
more convenient AMI pleasant 20 get to
Pennsylvania when the old folks object
than n il now j. T.. DENT.
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THE ARMY BILL.
Tue Probable Outcome OF It's Considsra-
A'ion In the Houss.
s...eHaf a. fhf Ea.ffafar

WAsHINGroS, April =.
[ trlrgraPhed you last night that the
House Military Committee had dt ter
m,u~d when the army appropriation bill
comes up in the House to oder an
aucndu,rnt prohibiting the use OF So
dirrs al elections, similar to that which
Mr. Hayes dill not veto at the extra ses-
slon. This means protracted and hit
trr political wrangle in the House, a.
sylI a. the SENATE. Nov, under the
.ral oi ten. Garfield, the more moder-
ate Republicans Of the House scquiesced
Ia thus provision at the extra session,
sh,lr the stalwarts opposed Il, but not
With their accustomed vim. When il
sut o. the Senate, however, and met
V.ih the most determined opposition
rrru Mersrs COnkling, Blaine, Edwards
IS Co, , the House Republicans repented
Iu ,aok cloth and ashes over their mO.lrr-
BtJln. ant sWOre that II the bill came
back with senate amendments To the
lluuSe they would hight Il o. the bitter
rui aud leave no parliamentary
dryIrr uutrtyd that would help tO Kill Il.
sur. enough th" Democratic Senators Ot
the Appropriation Committee did amend
% aud then even tien. Garfield seemed
fu weaken under the stalwart pressure.
lUtprmatipu reached the Senate Demo-
rrrs la the MEANS bile as tO the designs
ui Msssrs Cuug-r & Co, and this caused
Nr Thurman tu urge Senators To vote
tusu every amendment and pass the
tI., "a, q came from the House. This
surprised aud lruoTalzsd the RepuDli.
r,u leaders snd they did not hesitate 10
aunt the Democrats with going hack ON
their own committee at the dictatlon Of
the Ohio senator. The bill did. how
ever. pass without amendment, and
heard Mr.. Thurman glory over the
strategy which brought about thus desi-
r,b,r result. give this brief history Of
the proceedings al the extra session,
.U regard to the army bill with the pro-
hlbloTy clause a. to troops at the polls,
10 show that in tbs House u will he Tar
more bitterly assailed now than il was
ibrm, IL may be, too, that the Repub-
u.uus had rather make their pTesiden-
uli campaign speeches on this question
than GA the marshals section Of the de-
ociruCy hill, and hence the silence last
evening OF Nessrs. Blame. Carpenter,
Vouk.ing & Co.
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HAMPsHIRE COUNTY.
The Estimation of the DiiierC 1t Candi-
dates Other Matters.
Cprrt. ..poudpuce Uf the Register

Cuut spOudeuco Of the Register,
RoMSEY, April |.
As the meeting Oi our Democratic
Convention will be- at an early day, the
consideration al claims and qualitca-
tiuns OF persons for various offices Is al
together necessary and proper. Under
such circumstances, u favorable express
sion oi sentiment IN favor ot native
citizen oi this county, Col. Robt. White,
for the office he now fills creditably TO
himself, industriously aud satisfactorily
TO the state, an Office OF high trust and
vast responsibility, NAV come with some
weight IRON his own county Of Hsmp-
shire, where he has not only many
friends hut a record oi large proies.
siunal practice, untiring energy, and
indeiatigable industry. His attalnments
aud working qualities as lawyer, his
standing as a gentleman and man, his
home popularity, and his past discharge
al duty "a Attorney General singularly
recommend Col White for reelection
tu his office, without contest ia the ranks
Cl his own party.
~ much is due Ia him personally, vet
more 10 his own native Hampshire, the
Banner Democratic county OF West NIr.
ginia. Rotation in this particular office
should not be regarded as either deslTa-
BILE or expedlent, since the service dur
.ng the first term only better qualities
the incumbent for even more efficient
aud satisfactory discharge ot It's grave
and muuiarious duties IN the succeed
Iug Que.
Al things considered, We regard Col.
White as the right man in the right
plAre, and his continuance as Attorney
tienvral will afford general satisfaction
Ia the Democracy-say peOple-Oi hls
native Hampshire.
The ln'iivalious point here tu the al
trnaiIve seieCHOn ot Mr.. Faulkner, ur
Mr.. Camden ioTt GoNrruorshlp. Both
gentlemen have many friends IN this
county, aud either would certainly com
maud her strong aud undivided Demo-
cratic support. The preference OF the
state al Large would measure her choice.
For Congress, Mr.. Lucas, OF jefferson,
- hu NNithE etNhuAHs sfiN NtoAiAhiV
Ia the people OF Hampshire. Tie is the
able sou oi distinguished sire, whom
our people delighted 10 honor IN former
days, and his staiwart Democracy is
knoNn aud approved by them. With
this preference expressed, Judge Hogr,
Mr.. Martin and ThOs. A. Bradford all
stand tayOrably among Us.
The present State officers are favora-
hly rrgarled 10y our people. The choice
OF th,s county Tor President Is that Con
stItutiOn-lOying Democrat who shall ap-
near TO the National Convention most
available and certain of election. With
men like Seymour, Bayani, Thurman,
aEd others To choose among, We want
the best We can get
vi the Republican choice Oi candi-
dates, the Democracy Of this county, the
great body Of the county, know yery lit
tie indeed. ten. God u probably the
best known Republican IN us. or Gov.
Stevenson. We don't knoS anything
iartheS OF that party and as ls~tss'> nor
The wheat crnp here Is promising and
the rude equinOctiAl storms are passing
away. with promise Of bright spring
HANFsHIRg.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April >.
SEN ATE.

On motion of Mr.. Beck it was resolved
that when the senate adjourn Ia day 1t
be To meet Monday next.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate a communication from the Sec
retary OF War, recommending an appro-
priatiOn OF $4,000 for the new military
post between Forts Custer and Assim-
boine.
On motion ui Mr. Cackrell, the bill in.
troduCed hy him yesterday, 10 estsblish
a mail service to Brazil, was read Sec
Ond time and referred 10 the Committee
on POstOiliCcs and POstrOads.
The Senate then proceeded to consld-
er the calendar.
The bill granting pension 10 Jesse
Phares, reported adversely because, un-
der the pension laws, scouts not being
in the military or naval service are not
entitled to pensions, Was again consid-
cred
Several Senator's endeayOred Ia call up
bills in which they were interested, aud
in view Of the amount of business tO be
done Mr.. Paddock moved tO reconsider
the vote by which the Senate resolved To
adjourn from to-day until Monday, but
upon MIR. Bayarl'S representation tina,
on the strength ot that vote several
Senators had lett town, Mr.. Paddock
withdrew his motion, and after some
further discussion as to procedure, Mr..
Garlanl's motion Mas agreed 10.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and when the doors were re-
opened adjourned until Monday.
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MoNRoE COUNTY
Pohtios. Natsonalsnd ststs-Nsw% Axri-
cultural Matters. Se-

cultural Matters. &C.
Correspondents Of the Register
USIox, W. Va, March 30, lSs0
Having seen nothing in the columns
Of the RE6IsTEK IRON this oOuaty lately,
l be- leave To send . briei communicA-
tioa relative 10 our State and national
politics. ssricultnral items. etc.
In State politics. ior the Democrats
nominee for Governor. % Ear as ! can
learn, Hon. J. n. Camden Ia the prefer
eDcs al majority Ol our eitiseasA Any
god man. however, oil Be warmly
sapporssd- On The Repablo&n side.
little or no opinioa has beea expre~ssd.
though Cen Goa v@s very popular
snoas the masses In isTe. and has r.ih-
ca increased IN pabhs esteem than oshsr-
uise.
Hoa. A. n. c~mpbsll. ef ,his soanty.
h2s been PrQninsAtly sFaksa of ss .
strong caniiS6ie Dor the Atioraey Gen
su4lsAiP, Ne h.s ths ssPai.aioa u hsins
. uso'st cxoslknt iad<e al t.u, sad =
veil ht.sa In every pesPeet tor thai a.
fiosl Ths gsntlsussa opcupytns ths
osher sssfe offoss have % ably do
sh.rx,a thcir rssrectfve daties thai they
wo1d he ycry sscsptahse - cknd11.k<>
for reelection. For st2ie senator frou.
shs Esxhsh Dsssxtcs. CzFI n y. Dennis
~ pre-ent iocsnbslt, you'd rsorsvs {
ksn3ron< 9sso<isy N The co,aty
a.~.e trra iIferrai pa.
n d o. saleriss sss sp.s<a - !. shss 60
n>rssses Ho.- Jshs = ksn.A = gen1e'
hked thruachoaf he snxls C1aUres
? skoaai ts<rIt1, and en- doah1s. - ~
.o1i1slsd bsr oo.SrsA pap1as q
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THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT.
TEE
Tarin Consideration Again Postponed
Inn Next W sek.
special o. the Register.

Farin Consideration Again Postponed
TilI Next " eek.
special D. the Register.
WASHINGTON, April =.
A lrading member of the Ways and
Means Committee says that owing to
the absence OF Fernando Wood, who is
in New York, there will be no consid.
rratlun oi tariff matters until next week.
Today tie COMMITTEES is hearing dis
Cussiou ol the internal revenue bill Of
Mr.. Carlisle, which provides Tor ala al
.owancr tur leakage ON Bourbon whisky
la bond. This whisky may remain in
bund a. long a. three years, and does
not pay the tsI until il iz Withdrawn.
The high wines men are lighting IL be-
cause they say this concession will give
the Bourbon dealers an advantage over
them ln the markets Of the country,
inasmuch a. there n NO allowance made
tn them Tor losses incident 10 the see
oud distillation. AMI they have % put
their spIrlts ON the market right away.
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HOUSE

Mr. Blackburn moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee oi the
Whole for the consideration Of the Star
service deficiency bill, and pending that
motion moved that all debate ON the
till close at 80 this evening
This gave rise tn some discussion,
the advocates oi the senate amendments
as n rule desiring that debate should
Close IN one hour, for the reason that AT
I 80 o'clock number Of members were
t. leave iur Philadelphia.
Finally MIR. Blackbun's motion, after
being modified 81 as 10 close the debate
at 1 clock, vas adopted, and the House
went into COMMITTEE Of the Whole, Mr..
Scales IN the chair, ON the star service
deficiency hlll.
The time ior debate having expired,
Mr. blackburn, on behalf OF the Com.
mittee on Appropriations moved to non
concur in the senate amendments.
Mr.. Stone, acting under instructions
from the Committee ON PustOihces anu
Post Roads, moved 10 concur; agreed 10
by - 10 -.
The committee then rose and reported
its action tu the House, and n recom-
mendaIiOn "a concur vas agreed 10 I,
yeas a. nays ~. This leaves the bill as
ll passed the Senate.
II appropriates - 10000 to meet the
expenses Of the star Route services Tor
the current fiscal year psohibits further
expeiIting at service on the Star Route.
Appropriates 10000 10 enable the
Posimaster-GenerAl To place new ser
vice; tcTbids him TO expedite the
service under any contract now
existing or hereafter given al pay
exceeding fifty per cent upon the con-
tract as originally let. The bill appro-
PIRATES 5000 for public printing, and
provides that nothing therein contained
shall be construed to affect the validity
or legality OF the acts or missions oi any
officer OF the United states.
On a motion to adjourn over till Mon
day there Was . majority in iayOr Of u,
but the oblectiOn Was raised thai no
quOTam bad voteton the Question. Then
thoss xhs wanted TO adjourn over.
yotad against the simple mot1on % adj
journ. - the only other course xss .
call "a the HOass. and soch call vas
thereuPon cosaweocst amid great con
fassoa.
ne can uAs. however, interrupted, .
elmprumlse being made b. have The
se~siun To- morroE fUE debate only.
The H0use then adjourned.
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LIFE FOR LIFE.
A GOOD DAY FOR HANGING.
Execution OI Sever Murderes One at
Washington, o. G. Two at Louisville,
One at wIndsessyt., and Three
at naesA, Miss.
r.s0u.ion of ssys.a T,s.o. a. Wind

-. - p
Exsoution of &evHed Tttro. at Wind
eokn
WINDSOR, VI. Aprfl 2.-Edward Ia
tro was han.Sd Eoat b O'clock Rp,Iar
a.. -,
'iio usofEfs8 v~'h niui"eieu'
was present Tetro said he was guilty
OF the murder. but That Butler was to
hI.r. .,a7Do,.,.,s a. h;,n "a n. s,ola
M. L~fIIEza' - Nv ''
i"o "ooA "ss NOV psoAoh'
hsgro murderer Exscuted.
WAsHrsoToNs AHii x-James Madi-
son Wyoa Stone, mulatto, about SO
x.ar. - - .,.aA I, ,,a ian va,a
", ' 'A 1
thls aitefnoon,. ior the mVrder oi Ills
vile On tbe night of October 5, 1878.
Stone Was am nloyed In, the Office of the
S.Ex-lAIrL..s 80.
-. ,,.a.. " 'ai',O'
i'osA i's1 W" "isserss~'' ''' NC oienou in'i .. .
res'sura q
At lilo p. N. the moose was placed
around Stones neck, the signal given and
,b.1 DION t.u Tbahod, ,,n,o ,hs ,ronrd
anJ !, was snnnossj ,bo hasJ ha1
'';,I az ,L ~ p Pooou So ''I "oau "au "'
, w. 10y h;.h w hJ %J ha . ~ ,;- -, IL
sana,aJ t,"n, ,ha h"J" t.II t., ~
nonss ahont fon, fcs, from the holy
The blood spurted from the BODY and
spattered the beams of the gallows, but
in two minutes ale muscular action had
ceased. The head was picked up by the
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rIh AhUE.
New York.

NEw Yous. April 2. =
Loaned q, q per ~ent Per ID
per cent peT dlrtn. l'nm(
paper BOD per ccnt. slsrlls>
bankers bills steady at as
- s7i.
snyER-At London b21i(
SILVER here ia, subsidiary
!tbl per orbt discount al
boyEHSNSsrs Strong anil
n cosf-sDs tisslj......-. ..'..... .. ~
Scw Pour and one bslis -. -
I'N t"nisi s.....as s..H.-.ssss s-ssssss.. 90 -
tArifr slIus 81 -. -
RAIiHo.D BOsDs Active,
what irregular. h
sTATE isOss-Dull. M
hTsEs The market sss
early J,al,ng-. and there =
y.nc. Ia prices oi tos per Z
most marked improvement 4
yatei railroad share. aud r.
Metropolitan E..yatsi ross
log. New YOrk from ll2 10
haitian from 9It 10 29t and 4
from t5t 81 tbi. The adys
last naDoi vAs due ~ al
Washington that the Audit
tOrn.y General hal d.cide<
cpntfsrt bstsrcn that com Z
Parihc railroads ~as not dstl
the interests u tie ri
Dunns ~. afternoon insu
t,Jntl Tam1rs we're
one II HhHh s4s ~ the effs
d.Ttsl, vas M, sDO'hsr thai
pens,0n bDige "a. aD.sis, &C
other that IA. Canadian ~
had decided ~ levy . taz GOA y
ihs Canada NDuths'n COmps
throagh the Dorninion. Cant
ern isli psr rsnt., and tbe
ol the l,., W "a yer cent.
/ Gloss there sets lArge pun
! long aud short aooDunt and I'D
cred to "a Isr cent, the LAD
Mail.
The transactions On u,s
change aggregated $4,000
1900 sefs Canada sOuthsr1
& C. Al, 800 Chesapeake
. 100 Delaware. lsssssann1|
ern. 300 D,lassf. and Iiad
Ene, 4, 3,ODD Hannibal and ,LJ
Iron Mountain, 10 Ii.ino
400 Kansas and Texas,
shove, 100 louisville and
2bOD lAi,ls Pittsburgh, II, ~
| CeDirnl, s.GO NORTHWEST
S.hyills and Chattanooga
soj, 400 Mes yefssy -
Nee Yofk Central. i00
HAri6s. 4, go Ohio and NJ
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