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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
ABIGAIL OBSTRUCTION WHICH SHOULD BE
REMOVED.
Tas Bar at the Mouth Of the Creek a Decided Hin
dsralcs to Navigation in Low
Water.

The present general disposition on h
part of public spirited citizens to do some
thing TO give the city an impetus IN the
direction of healthy growth, and to bring
about an era of prosperity through the
TRANSMISSION offoreign enterprise n forelgn
capital, makes the opportunity a favorable
one to call attention to the very bad con-
dition of the channel of the river IN the
vicinity of this city, and especially IN the
locality embraced between the mouth OIL
Wheeling Greek and the lower point oil
the Island, and to urge upon the CITY
Council and the Chamber of Commerce the
importance of bringing the subject TO the
notice of the Secretary OF War, al WASH
ipgton, in the hope that steps MAJ, De
taken to have the rapidly accumulat-
ing sand dredged away and a clear,
straight channel opened up.
That the bar at the mouth of the creek
is a serious menace to river craft, even
when there is a fair stage Of water in the
channel, is fully attested by the presence
of the coal barges now aground upon 1t,
and there can be little doubt that the stu
alton is rapidly becoming worse. 1t is not
very many years since the bar was OF such
moderate dimensions asto be of no especial
danger to steamers, while the broad expanse
of sand on the Island side,
now stretching from StonetOwn to the
lower end of the Island, had no existence
at all, save when the water was unusually
low. Of late years, however, this Island
bar has grown at a rapid rate, while the
the creek bar has broadened out into the
channel very materially, Notwithstanding
government dredges have once or twice
been set to work upon it for brief periods,
to open up the narrow channel to which
boats are here confined. Unless m
thing is soon done, it is fair to presume
these bars will go on increasing until the
river at this point will be practically closed
during q great part of the year, and the
city suffer much in consequence through
loss of trade. The following rough sketch,
taken when the stage of water was two
feet six inches, will serve to give an idea
of the situation at this point:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16

TINTED PREsBYTEgIAN ch'sSy
UJT. Mcclure, D. u, "a as0e
morrow At 1910 a. u. and
sebool at D. m. Al are WsiH'n'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
For the Entertainment of Mr.. II. l.. Moody
the Evangelist.

For the Entertainment of MIR. ID. l.. Moody,
the Evangelist.
A large representation of the various
churches of the city, together with the
Young Mems Christian Association, met at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Building
at : o'clock last eveng to
make arrangements for the coming of the
noted evangelist, Mr.. D. i. Moody, who
is expected in our city some time during
the last of this month. 1t is understood
he will remain here about ten days. The
following gentlemen were placed on the
committees necessary to make and perfect
plans to carry on the work:
Executive Committee-Dr. w. II.
Cooke, DR.. r. F. Randolph, DR.. ID. A.
| Cunningham, Rev. J. c. Hull, Rev. Il. X.
Swope, DIR. J. T. Mcclure, Rev. f. H.
Dornblaser, II. X. List, Alfred PAUL, w.
II. Rinehart, John c. Lynch, Secretary.
Reception and Entertainment OF MIR.
Moody-Dr. j. r. Mcclure, Judge &. l..
Cranmer, Capt. John Mcclure, Prot. j. {.
Orr.
Finance Committce-Henry X. List, j.
y. Vance, VIM. +. Simpson, John ID. Gull
bertsou, Z. J. Stone, S. II. Kasley, Gibson
Lamb.
Printing Committee. Jno. c. Lynch,
Rev. J.. G.. CAN'T, Rev. A. J.. Jordon, VIM.
Erskine, Prof. VIM II. Anderson, John
Bailie.
Music Committee-Rcv. f. II. Dorm
blascr, DR.. T. H. Logan, C.. S. Morrison,
j. W. Amick, Robt. Mcclure, 7. f. Kas-
ley, j. T. Cowl, A. j. McNash.
Committee on Place.-Alfred PAUL,
Rev. NJ. Dryden, Rev. Barr, NJ. w. Amick,
j. NJ. Clouston, S. G.. Naylor, James Nc
Adams, l.. c. Nolte, Wm. Hagans, Aug.
Wincher.
Usher Committee-W. II. Rinehart,
Rev. II. Simpson, Rev. G. W. Grimes,
Rev. S. II. Hess, Rev. Chas. Treuschel,
w. 4. List, Jos. A Bell, J.. Elwood
Hughes, Lawrence E. Sands, Robert C..
Ddlzell, VIM. Clemens, James Reed,
Fred II. Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16

Genuine hAs above Trade Marx and erased rad lines
On wrapper. Take no ether. Made only By
BhUWN CHEMICAL 90, BALTIMORE, ma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
BELLAIRE NEWS.

Items Of interest Picked up and Para
graphed In Ohio's Glass City.
Miss Nora Baker is home from n visit in
the country.
No news of importance at the lookup
for several days.
Henry Renhoff will open a variety thea
ter in Benwood.
There was a party at the home Of Miss
Mamie Ault last evening.
Temperance meeting in the South NJ. +.
church tonight.
The Second NJ. f. church will have q
grand rally tomorrow.
Rev. K. F. Keller will take up the sub
ject Of baptism next Sunday.
1t is very near time for the Democrats to
have a rally of some kind.
There will be an oyster supper at Rev.
Baxter Daniels this evening.
The nail factory still remains idle. II
is the only eye-sore in the city.
There will be a family ball in Turner
Hall on next Thursday evening.
Will George wants $i,31J for playing
with the New York leagueclub.
You have to put full postage on YOU
letters after this or they won't 20.
The race between John Muth and Viii
Shindewolf occurs one week from to-day
Several of our people attended the
church festival ut Warnock last evening
The employees on the G. l.. Il w. exten
sion received their monthly wages yester
day.
Herman Hartinstein will go 10 Dayton
to engage with the firm Of w. X. Nevar
x Co.
James Fitton has resigned as superin,
tendent of the First NJ. +. church Sunday
school.
There was q strike at the Wheeling
%Company's steel plant in Benwood Of hal
a days duration.
The Liederkranz- Schnetzenverein viii
meet at the residence of VIM. Shindewol
tomorrow afr moon.
Mrs. ThOs. Winson, whose husband wa
killed in the y. Il o. yard, received $50
from the company.
Bellaire will have a blowout when tn
c. l.. & W. road is completed. The Boart
Of Improvements will have charge Of tn
celebration.
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IN A A WAY.
Pointed PencilinGs of Brief Items OfLocal
Interest.

HOluLeu
Interest.
s'RICHEL1EU" at the Opera House mat
inee this afternoon.
s'SHAUGNRAUN" at the Grand Opera
House Matinee to-day.
T. A. MORRIS & Co. yesterday shipped
nine car loads of apples to Europe i Bos-
ton.
A PATENT has been granted to Mr..
Felix WestwoOd, of this city, for a coat
and hat rack.
THE Board ofGas Trustees met, yeste rday,
in regular session, and transacted the
usual routine business.
THE ordnance of baptism will be ad-
ministered at the close of the morning
services in the First Baptist Church.
The session of the Sabbath school Of
the First Baptist Church will be changed
on tomorrow, from = p. m. to $3.50 a. IN.
CONTRARY to the notice given, there
will be no services at the Episcopal mis-
sion, Elm Grove, Sunday, the 18th. Rev.
Mr.. CAN'T will preach there Sunday, the
9th, at three o'clock p. m.
Mrs. JAMES DEITERs was before JUS
tice Peterman yesterday on a peace war
rant sworn out by Mrs. John Deiters.
The Justice placed both women under S5O
bonds to keep the peace for a year.
ATTENTION is called to the large block
of Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
stock offered at public sale this morning.
It is a very valuable stock and particulars
NAV be had by an examination OF the
advertisement in the columns OF the REG
ISTER.
NEWS is Just received from Linden,
Kansas, where VIM. Armstrong, formerly
of Dallas, Marshall county, resides, that
two OF his children, Oliver Martin, II
Linn Richie, died of diphtheria. The
disease is in the nature OF an epidemic out
there.
MEssRs. WILLIAM BUGGY, Charles
Strauss and several other members OF
the Metropolitan AcrObatic Troup, left
Yesterday afternoon, under the manage
ment of Otto Vaas, for Bellaire, where
they gave q very creditable and successful
performance last evening.
THE Reformed Jewish congregation of
this city celebrated the opening of the
eight day devoted to the feate of the tab
~ernacles, on Thursday morning, with APP
prOpriate services at their synagogue on
Chapline street. The music, furnished by
an excellent choir with Miss hannah
Heymann as soprano, was beautiful and
Rev. DR.. LeSSler's lecture, though briet,
was well timed and eloquent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
BEE KEEPERS ORGANIZE
At n Meeting Held in X. of =. Hall Yester
haN-Onicers Elected.

At n Meeting Held in X. OFF. Hall Nester-
dav-Omcers Elected.
In response to 3 call a number of the
bee keepers of Ohio and West Virginia met
yesterday morning in the hall of Balti-
more Lodge, X. Of p, in PetersOn's Block.
At 10 o'clock the meeting was called to
order by Henry Lewedag, upon whose
motion, H. n. White, of Martins Ferry,
was called to the chair and w. l.. Kinsey
was appointed secretary. Representatives
were present from Hancock, Brooke,
Ohio and Marshall counties
w. Va, and Jefferson, Belmont, Monroe
and Harrison counties, Ohio. The morn
ing session was taken up in discussing
preliminary business and at II o'clock the
meeting adjourned until l;3O p. NJ, at
which time the naming of the association
came up and it was decided to call the or
ganizatiOn the Pan Handle Bee Keepers
Association.
Permanent officers were then elected rs
follows: Henry Leweday, Wheeling; Vice
President, l.. c. Seabright, Blaine, Ohio;
Secretary, w. L. Kinsey, Blaine, o.. Treas,
urer, August Goethe, Wheeling. After q
general and informal talk about the bust
ness, the meeting adjourned until the first
Monday in March, 1887. Any bee keeper
residing in any of the above named coun,
ties desiring to Join the association can do
so by communicating with the Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16

THIRD PREsBYTERIAS CHI pE.f
ward. )-Sericss tO-m1r1s, tssR ~.
and 700 p. IN, conducted " IN GAT"
W, Barr. Sabbath Sch0oi "-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
A ComDlete Man.

Col. ]. Wise Norton, who undoubtedly
knows more about land titles in West
Virginia than any other man inside or out
side of the State, has just completed a
large map, five by nine feet, showing land
in Greenbrier, Nicholas and Webster
counties, embracing some IT'S, 900 acres on
the Gauley, Cranberry and Cherry rivers,
and also showing the dividing lines Of
Greenbrier. Nicholas, Pocahontas and
Webster counties. The map is a very
complete one and was compiled from the
deeds a recorded, necessitating visits to
the County Courts of the three counties.
The exact amount of land in every tract
in the three counties is given and shows
their conveyance from the
owners in 1874. Mr.. Norton
contemplates making a map of Ohio
in its original state, which will
contain every tract of land in the county,
and its area
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens, and the Coming
and going Of Strangers.
Geo. p. Hukill, of Oil City, Pa, is at
the Mcclure.
Joseph Hall, of Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday. -.
NJ. C.. Van Wrinkle, of Parkers5urg, was
in the city yesterday.
Frederick Warde and part of his COM
pany are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Chas. Otto has returned from 4 six
weeks visit to Missouri.
J. NJ. Porter, of New Cumberland, was
down yesterday on business.
Mr.. j. W. BieSiI will leave to-day on a
visit to relatives at Darlington.
Mr.. George Parks, OF Chicago, formerly
of Wheeling is visiting in the city.
Two deeds of trust were ad limited to
record in Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
Thomas NJ. Darrah and Frank Hoge are
back from a trip to Detroit and the North
west.
q. B. Cornell and wife and Mrs. w. p
Shook, OF Cleveland, are registered at the
Mcclure.
Miss Lille Baker, who has been visiting
friends in this city for several weeks
leaves for her home at st. Paul to-day.
The meeting of the incorporates of the
Elm Grove Oil COmpony set for Thursday
was postponed owning to the bad weather
until Monday.
There were three cases before His Honor,
yesterday morning. Mary Green, for
drunkenness, was committed. The other
two were dismissed.
We take the liberty of announcin 6 the
approaching marriage of State Superinten-
dent Of Free Schools Hon. BIS Morgan,
Professor Wilmoth, and Col. Lew. Tayen
er Of ParkerSburg. The latter viii mar
~ a Pa~rkersburg lady, and the two for
mer will find suitable partners for life in
the city Of Wheeling Fetzd Dem
Ocrdt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
LADIES fine kid and morocco button
shoes $1.25 worth 81. rs at
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
Advice tn

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalcHlable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseRteTy and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price DC. a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16

As will be seen, the bar on the Islam d
side, commencing just opposite the mouth
of the creek and running to the top OF
the sketch on the right, has become very
broad, and the shallow channel has been
forced over close to the city side of the
river, neceSsitating pilots to make abrupt
turn to the east, in descending, Just after
passing the creek bar, boats having to head
almost directly across the river, and
then turn down stream again when o
opposite the foot of Tw%enty-third street.
This makes the navigation OF the locality
in summer impossible to AL hut the lightest
craft, and even at a reasonable stage OF
water, when the riveris open below, boats
must wait to get over the bars Mt this
point before trade can he carried on.
A memorial should be forwarded to the
Bureau of the War Department having
charge of the rivers and harbOrS, setting
forth in detail the situation and the outlook
for the future, unless steps to counterfeit
the natural action of the river be at once
taken. and our Senators and Congressman
should also be urged to move in the mat
ter at the approaching session of Congress.
No body can do this 50 effectively as the
Chamber of Commerce, aided, perhaps by
the City Council, and it has been sug-
gested that some steps be Mt once taken in
the matter.
To afford the proper relief the job of
improving the channel here would not be
a small one. On the contrary It would
require the presence of one or two dredge
boats for months. The bar at the mouth
of the creek should be cut away entirely
and the channel Strengthened so as to at
ford a free passage for boats at all times,
save when navigation is generally Sus-
pended. and in addition to this the outer
edge of the island bar should be trimmed
off, especially at the point just opposite
the Belmont nail works, near The lower
end of the Island. This work would
benefit, not only our own city, hut most
all of the other points between Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati, though the free naviga-
ton given, while river men generally
would deeply appreciate the improve
ment.
Do we hear a second?
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twice. He was also recalled at the close
Of the fifth act and heartily applauded at
various points. Mr.. Warde's feeling n
forcible delineation Of the role was
too much for even q cold audience
and he certainly won tna1
one last evening. He was ably supported
by Miss Eugenia Blair, who madea beauti-
full "'V~irginia," and rendered the character
in an accomplished manner. Mr..
as 'Icilius," Mr.. Garrick as "Appius
Oaudius," Mr.. Watson as 'NumitOrius,"
Mr., Palmer az '''Caius Claudius, " Mr.. Kyle
as "Lucius," all deserve favorable mention,
az does Miss Emmie Wilmot, as ''Seryia.
At the matinee this afternoon Cardinal
Richelieu' will be produced and tonight
"Damon and Pythias." Full houses
should be present on both occasions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
wARDE AS '"vIRGINIUS."
He Stirs Up q Cold Audience by His Fine
Representation.

He stirs Up q Cold Audience by His Fine
Representation.
A fair audience greeted Frederick Warde
and his excellent company at the Opera
House, last evening, in 'Yirginius," but
the house should have been packed, as the
production fully deserved it. An audience,
though small, can be very appreciatiye,
but the one last evening seemed to be cold
and critical, and up to the third act was
very shy Of applause, SO much more
credit to Mr.. Warde,.. for in the
third act, in the scene where he denounees
the murder of Dentatus, the audience
awakened and showed its appreciation Of
the actors fine abilities, and at the close
of the scene with Lucius the audience
called the tragedian before the curtain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
THE CITY.
Probability that the Mt. v. C. 4 W. K. r.,
Will be Pushed to This City.

Probability that the Mt. ". &C. 4 w. r. r.
Will be Pushed to This City.
Word comes from Mount Vernon, Ohio,
that Messrs. l. w. Cope, of New
York, and Archibald Fairkil, Of London,
England, two prominent capitalist repre-
sentning Eastern capital, have been
there to investigate the condition
of the franchise of the Mount Yer
non, CoShocton & Wheeling r. R., and
left there Thursday on a tour over the
route to this city. Upon concluding their
work, o report will be made to their as
s~ociates, aud it is probable that a contract
will be entered into for the early con-
struction of the road,
1t is hoped this Jews will prove true
and that the road will be brought on
through to this city, as it may arrive in
time to help the boom along. Another
railroad into Wheeling will be Of untold
benefit to her business interests and future
prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
. Prima Donna's Appearance.

Much interest has been awakened among
theatre-goers regarding the appearance OF
the talented young prima donna saprano,
Miss Kate Bensberg, who is to appear at
the Opera House next Monday and Tues
day evenings, under the management OF
the famous impresSairO Max Strakosch.
She will be supported by Miss M~ontcgrltio,
Contralto; Mr.. Ross David, tenor; and MIR.
Frank Walter, basso, all of whom are
talented artists. Tickets are on sale at
Banners music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Capt. II. W. Smith il in Cudiz O., visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Young Of Ktnayills was
adiudged insane by Probate Judge Castor
yesterday.
J. NJ. Goudy has engaged property in
Toronto, o., aud will open n store in that
place in a few weeks.
The self-feeder boys struck at the Laugh
lin steel machines. The other machines
in the factory are running Is usual.
Yesterday Mrs. DR.. Afleek presented
II. f. Wells with the files OF the Belmont
Farmer, a paper Published by Dr.. Afieck
in 1851.
The ball given at Lafyetts Hall last
night for the purpose Of raising money to
purchase a boat for Eister Brandt was
quite a success.
A lively little row occurred in the alley
between First and Second street below
Hanover yesterday afternoon. The police
were on hand bat a little to late.
J. L. Ramsey of GAINESVILLE, was in the
city yesterday requesting several members
of the jury which convicted a young man
named Dimself Pope, some time since, TO
sign a pardon petition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16

Home raised wheat is rather scarrr q, =,
cents per bushel.
Rhodes mill is running till midnisb, >,
keep up with orders.
Harry Togle has accepted a poJ,.,
with c. =. Brues, Of Wheeling.
Mrs. DIR. Aflick, and Mrs. r,,,
Sharpe of Buffalo, n. Y. are the guests q
Mr.. Geo. W. Medill.
K. K. Bentley, General Baggage Mast,
and =. Bruner, Master of T~rauspr,aus
Of the c. K p, were in the city ye,ent,r
One of our Justices saws he will NJ
marry any more people unless the mon,
is paid in advance. He has been b.s,s.
out Of one fee and had t. take apo,b-,
in potatoes.
Sealed proposals will be- received b,
Seneca Lyle, street commissioner, 4,
the furnishing, and delivering, and breA
ing of - rods of limestone, he,scrs
Rhodes Mill and ftnavilIe, in'Brdgrpr
All bids must be in, by Monday evening
October Il, and the right To rlcc, ~,
and all bids is reserved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
A ACCIDENT.
T. c. Aldridge Drained by a Locomotive
just Above Brilliant.

Ousl &ADUNS
The down train on the c. & p. Railroad,
last evening, struck a man named 7. c.
Aldridge, about q mile above Brilliant,
and killed him instantly, the top of his
head being crushed in like an eggshell.
The mNn was under the influence of liquor,
and was reclining in the end ola croSs-tie,
with his head upon the rail, when the train
hove in sight around q curve. The en-
gineer~ supposed the object to be a coat or
some other garment belonging to a
workman, and did not discover
his mistake. until it was too
late to check the momentum
of the train. The pilot of the engine
struck the victim squarely, and death was
instantaneous. As soon as possible the
train was stopped and run back to where
the body lay it was placed on board and
taken to Brilliant for identification. Papers
in the pockets OF the clothing bore the
name above given, but no clue was found
pointing to the place of residence of the
deceased. The body was recognized, how
ever, rs that of a man who, with n COM
panion, had slept in the Brilliant mill
Thursday night, and who had applied for
and received lodging the evening before at
q house. He was known to have had con-
siderable money Thursday, but none was
found upon him after the accident. The
body was fairly well clothed, and the nan
was thought by people in Brilliant to be
from this city or Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
A CONVICT
An Inmate of the Penitentiary Released
by the President.

An Inmate OF the fenitentlaTy ISeleaseu
by the President.
President Cleveland has granted q par
don to Charles Thomas, q cOlOred man now
serving a life sentence in the penitentiary
at Moundsville for a murder committed in
Arkansas about ten years ago. The par
don was issued on the recommendation of
Judge Parker, of Arkansas, before whom
the case was tried, and because Of nit
eating circumstances surrounding the
crime. Thomas, it seems, on returning to
his home one day, after n short absence,
discovered that Il MAJ whom he had al
regarded as 4 friend, and for whom
he had done many acts of kindness, had
alienatcd the affections Of his wife and
taken her away from his home. He be-
came wild with rage, and, o~vertaking the
guilty pair, shot the nan dead in his
tracks. He was tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to be hanged; but the sentence was
subsequently committed to Imprisonment
for life. Considerable sympathy was man
tested for him, and 4 strong appeal was
made for executive clGmency. The Presi-
dent, in acting on the case, said he was
satisfied that the man had been sufficiently
punished for what he had done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
he Shaughraun.
a New President Elected.

The Board of Directors of the Mingo
Junction Iron and Nail Company met in
this city on Thursday for the purpose Of
e%lecting q President to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Samuel Laughlin,
Esq. Mr.. Henry X. List was elected to
the position and Mr.. Geo. A. Dean was APP
pointed General Superintendent of the
works. No other changes were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-16
Eronrsion 10 Chicago.

The Annual Cheap Rate Excursion to
Chicago is announced by the Pennsyl-
vania Lines west of Pittsburgh, for Mon
day, No vember 9Th. 1sS6. Tickets good
returning until Thursday, November 18th,
merous other attractions will be in Chi
cago during this time. For full informa-
ton apply to the nearest passenger or
ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania Com
pany, Pittsburgh, Cincinna ii & st. Louis
Railwoy Company or Chicago st. Louis
& Pittsburgh Railroad Company.