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ruE MINNESOTA VOTE.
The STATE in Doubt, and Charges of Frau
Made.

sS;a,c in Doubt, and Charges OF trSdd
Made.
s. PAUL, MINI, November 5.,-Both
Frties claim the election of Governor,
EaPrjEcaas by about 5000, Democrats by
lan
Several counties in the northern part Of
Tor State have no been heard from ofli-
ol,y. Charges are freely made by both
@.s that -ro>, frauds were perpetrated in
nH section. Near rs can be judged
without official count, McGin, Republican
elected by very small majority.
.NPAyI, MINI. November 6.-The
i.''9g bap,'h makes the following sum
nary mlo-lt,eS Tor Governor: % complete
"anreS ,NrGill. l6.3S3; Ames, Il, 2O5; 9
oa'.y complete counties, McGill, 1881; (;
aaes, 2,+5l; 9 only meagerly reported,
As,''.. 81: Ames 100. Total 90, ,37S Nc
"aI IIo22 Ames; McGill in lead by 544.
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A Notorious Female Thief Arrested.

NEW YORK, November Emma Jen-
nings, alias Dillon, alias McClare, alias
Anderson, very handsome and well pre-
seved woman of about forty years, was
arrested on Broadway by detectives on in
formation and photographs furnished by
Superintendent Ebersold, ofChicago. She
is said to be one of the most expert pick
pockets and experienced shoplifter and
confidence women in the United States.
Another telegram was received this morn
ing asking that she be held on charge Of
stealing $500 from farmer, For this she
left Chicago Sunday night. She was to-
day in Police Court remanded to await a
reauisitiou.
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REyOLTING CHARGES.
By a Female Inmate of a Poor House
Against Ohieers.

By Female Inmate OF foOr mousse
Against Officers.
New BRUNSWICK, y. j., November 8.
Kate Rafferty,, an inmate of the county
Poor Board House, in an affidavit pub
lished here tonight, makes the most re-
voting charges of repeated indecent as
sault upon her by officers Heherty and
Maunion, and indecent proposals to her
by officer Seofeld, of the city police force.
These charges were made three months
ago before the police committee
of the Common Council, but
the committee for some unknown
reason refused to investigate, giving as an
excuse the expense of an Investigation.
Public opinion had become so aroused that
it was deemed best to publish her affidavit.
Kate Rafferty, gave birth to a child two
months ago The father of the child Is
unknown. The publishing of the affidavit
created great sensation here.
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Accident on the G. &P.

CLEVELAND, o., November GA fright
full accident eported from the Seventh
policy precinct to-day. Atsix o'clock this
morning. as A. J. Vaughn workman who
lives on Turney Avenue, was driving a
pair of horses across the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad, he was run down by
the Cincinnati express and instantly
killed, as was also his four year old son
and both horses.
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A Singular Accident.

COLUMBUS, IND, Nov. 6.-While work
ing with derrick putting in frame
work for u water tank, the rope holding
the derrick in an upright position was
snapped by being caught by the smoke
stick of a Jacksonville, Madison and
indianapolis engine. The derrick and a
heavy timber fell on the heads of five men
killing Jake Weaver. of this city, crush
ing the skull of AIilt Robinson, of Sey-
mour. and seriously injuring William
Pennison, William Elliott and Charles
Whipper, all of this city. Robinson will
probably die.
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Gladstone's Modesty,
A DcyiIish Younyster,

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. Ga number OF
Polish children were playing around a
bonfire on Peopell street when one of the
boys seized a fire brand and pursued the
girls. He overlook little Pauline YAM
koski, aged &, and applied the flaming
torch to her dress. Ina moment she was
i'll flames her garments burning
like tindcr. Her clothing was burned
almost completely Off Her limbs were
burned to crisp and long black blisteres
extended up the back. 1t is not yet
known whether her injuries are fatal
The child's parents will get warrant for
tho rrrest of the boy.
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StorY-Book Justice.

BUFFALO, \. Y, November 6.-Two
boys named Robert Raynor and Christie
pher Casey, living in Buffalo, ran away
from school yesterday and went into the
suburbs shooting. Raynor's gun was ac-
cidentally discharged, fatally wounding
young Casey, who received the charge in
the head.
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SoId His Wife and Family,

WINNIPEG, MoN., November GA
plasterer named Shules, contemplated leay-
ing the city for the old country, re-
Gently sold his wife and five children to a
man named Williams for $40. A regular
legal agreement was drawn up between
the two men and the property formally
transferred. The police are investigating
the matter.
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Dos'r forget the annual B. & o. e1-
cursion to Chicago, on Monday, November
sth. to the Fat Stock Show. There never
was better time to visit Chicago.
Take the B. & O., whose three through
fast trains, palace sleeping cars, and day
coaches make it by all odds the fastest and
best line to Chicago.
The B. & o. lands you at the Lake
Front at the Exposition BuiIning.
For time of trains, rates, sleeping car
accommodations, etc, call upon or ad-
dress, Agnets B. & o. z X
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event of critical emergency Austria will
not occupy an isolated position.
Indignant With England.

BRISBANE, November GA meeting
has been held here to express the indigna-
ton felt by the people Of Queensland at
the apathy displayed by England in not
Furnishing the natives of New Guinea for
numbering white men and rendering the
island unsafe for trade. A cable dispatch
was sent to the authorities in London no
tifying them of the murder of Captain
Craig, of the ship Emily, two sailors and
six Malays, and declaring that the present
state of things cannot continue.
Another Train Murder.
LONDON, November 6.-James Briarel,
an American painter, while journeying on
train from Monaco to Cannes, was at
tackled and robbed by three men who
stunned and robbed him with weapon
known as "a life preserver," and stabbed
him with a stiletto. One of his wounds
is likely to prove fatal. Mr.. Briarel hasnot
been able TO describe his assailants who
jumped from the train rs soon rs it it was
nearing Cannes. Mr.. Briarel says that
one of his assailants welded the life pre-
server while the Others made use of still
ettos. The robbers secured 200 francs
The physicians entertain little hope Of Mr..
Briarel's recovery.
A Great Tower.
PARIS, November 6.-The executive
committee of the Paris exhibition has
granted 100000 frances with which to
construct tower 9s4 feet high.
Cotton Imports.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The imports into
Great Britain of cotton during the pas t
week were 81, 202 bales and the exports
S,6SS bales, Since January lst, the i'm
ports of cotton have been 1904, 269 bales,
and the exports 1863, ,009 bales.
To Keep Order in Bulgaria.
BUDA PEsTH, November 6.-Emperor
Frances Joseph addressed a delegation to-
day He delared that Austria, in unison
with the other powers, was endeavoring to
locate the Bulgarian disturbances and find
a way to keep law and order in Bulgaria.
He said he hoped the legal constitution Of
the Bulgarians would soon be restored
with allowance for lawful aspirations Of
the Bulgarians as consistent with Austria's
interests.
Gladstone's Modesty.
LONDON, November 6.-Mr. Gladstone
has made the following reply to letter
from a prominent Liberal who proposed
the presentation to him of national testi-
monial: Il do not desire and should regret
the presentation of any national testimo-
NAL, even if the desire sprung from feel
ing widely spread. which feeling do not
think exists.
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THE CHICAGO STRIEK
No Change in the Eight Hour Strike Il ~
Butchers g
IR. POEDERLY SENDS ARDILfol'
Barry Of the K. Of L Executive Doart|
on the Ground.
PHIL ARMOUR EMPLOYING IRI mn

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 6.-The sita.
alton at the stock yards is practically un-
changed this morning. The large force e
hog killers continues at work. The cnsin.
eers and firemen employed by Swift stopp
ed work this morning refusing TO work 5er
non-union men. Armour has about thrse
hundred men at work in his beef housssI
and is engaging new men. The Dspaty'
sheritl7s to the number Of 300 continue
ON duty and there has been no distatb-
ance
The hog killers employed at the Intsr-'
national Packing Company's house went
on strike ut two o'clock this afternoou.
II has been ascertained that X. OF L.
Barry, who was sent here during the lAst,
strike, is at the yards He Is accompanied
by another representative Of the KnightG
Armour & Co., commenced killing bsef
at their old house this afternoon. The.
firm declared that many Of their men bad
returned to work. ~
rowDERLY's EMIssARY.
III Is unuerstoOu tnat Genernl MuB0f
Workman Powderly has despatched O.
trusted agent to the scene of the stock
yards strike to settle existing diiiicultio
if possible.
The representative of the executive board
of the Knights Of Labor arrived at the
yards this forenoon and immediately en-
tered on an investigation with prominent
local knights of tho causes of the trouble.
What his name was or Just where he came
from is unknown except to local leaders
themselves.
NO CONTRACT MADE.
Yesterday morning local paper pub-,
lished an interview with Nelson Morriss
of the packing firm Of Nelson Morris q
Co., in the course of which Il appeared
that Mr.. Morris exhibited contract with
the Butchers Assembly, X. Of L., Ia
which the latter agreed TO work 10 houn
per day, the same being signed
by members of the Executive Board Of that
Assembly. Granville Sawyer, one e.
members of that board tonight made Q
statement TO the fact that he had never -
much rs seen the contract referred 10 and
that no such contract had received The
signatures of his colleagues within his
knowledge. He also said that not moce
than 500 or 800 men were now out, ard
they had acted upon their individual NJ
sponsibilities in quitting work.
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Gleason Cries Frand.

e, ,Sa'cA"o, lis, Nov. 6.-Daniel F.
=. son : "Eo run against Frank Lawler
\, C0ASre>s in the Second District stated
,s5 So lhe day is over he will produce
- wits irrm men who will swear they
-, election judges in some precincts
60. - AgureS credited to Gleason and sub
~~'lte smaller ones.
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A Lost Lighter.

CHEBoYGAN, MICH, Nov. "a lighter
with load of supplies and several men left
here Wednesday evening before big storm
set in to tow small tug to Detroit. Moth
ing has yet been heard from them and
great anxiety is felt for their safety. The
recent storms have been Exceedingly
strong.
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German Opera,

NEW YORK, November 6.-The season
of the German opera in this city will be
inaugurated on Monday evening with the
Queen of Sbeban Frau Thcrcse, Herb.
crt Foeratcr, will make her debut and
Fraulein Morianne Brandt and Lii Leh-
mann and Hewen Alvary Fischer and
Robinson will appear On Friday evening
Aida will be produced.
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chef Rahin Dead,

New YORK, November 6.-Charles
Babin, the AstOr House Chef, who was
shot ON Monday last night by James OFT,
a waiter, who afterwards committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the head,
died to-day of his injuries.
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A Dry Goods Failure.

BALTIMORE, November .-Kerngood
Bros, wholesale dry goods, made an as
signment late this afternoon. The assets
are estimated at S15O,OO0. MeSsrs. Kern
good estimate their liabilities at about
100000 and say their troubles were
caused by failures among their customt rs
in the South.
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Died ofIHis Fall

DETROIT, MICH, November 6.-B. f.
Harrington, Of the firm of B. F. Harrington
& Co., wholesale groceries who fell down
the elevator Tuesday fracturing his skull
and being injured internally died this
morning. He was well known throughout
the country.
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ARumor of Eyarts, Death.

NEW YORK, November cit being ru-
mored on the streets that Senator Eyarts
had died suddenly this morning inquiries
were made at his Office in this city, where
it was learned that the Senator was in the
best of health yesterday. but that nothing
had been heard OF him to-day. He is at
his country seat at Windsor,
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Caruth FIectad

O. ~ N'IILE, KY, November 6.-The
4 1il. 6:. count IN this the fifth Congression-
ofors'I'c' gives \. G. Caruth a majority
Sn D. hundred and forty over A. F. Will
9Sei Epubhcan. The total vote cast was
'' 'Of Caruth and 6, ,S24 for Wilson.
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WIN Keen IL Holy.

MONTREAL, oNr., November 5.-The
Haekmen's Union have issued a circular
stating that as God commanded man to
to keep the Sabbath day holy they have
agreed to abstain from labor on Sundays
and have requested al the hackmen to fol-
low their example.
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The Same Thing Elsewhere

BUCHAREST, November CT is alleged
in Russian quarters that n movement SINH
lar to the one at Bourgas, where forces
under Capt. NObokoff seized theauthorities
of the town and proclaimed Russian rule
have taken place in other towns in Rou-
malta
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Roycotters Convicted,

DUBLIN, November 6.-Thc magistrates
Of Ballymen county, Antrem, have con-
victcd two women of boycotting Sheriff 3
sale. One was sentenced TO pay a fine Of
seventy shillings or be imprisoned for two
months, and the other to pay ten shillings
or serve a week in prison.
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A surpr,slnr YaIlurs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November g.
Henson Hess e Company, desjess =
manufacturers Of fine furniture, hIs1 Z
assignment for the benefit Of creditors =
Christian Devries, trustee, who Esye -
in the sum Of &40O, 900. Ipdiestloos = n
assets are half that amount The Grn r.
been regarded as one Of the most sutl1
tial In the city. This failure Il Q connf1
able surprise. The trustee statee G.
dullness and depreciation In ysluo c.
the failure, which he thinks viii y -
porary, as the creditors win psp11o
compromise and the buEne~ - -
tinued. =
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Travellers Protective Association.

SPECIAL Telegram to the Sunday Register
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November e.
The Commercial Travellers Protective As
sOciation of West Virginia will meet in
Parkersburg on November 10th, at the
Academy Of Music, at 2 p. III. All the To-
cal committees, such as committee on
transportation, reception, &C., have been
appointed. A banquet will be given by
the Association, at the rink, on the even
ing of the 10Th. The visiting travellers
are requested to buy tickets
only one way at full fare. Upon
their return the Secretary of the Associa-
tion will give every visiting member n
certificate, which will be visited by the 0.
r. Il. authorities and will be equivalent
to a return pass to their starting point.
As this will be equivalent to half fare
rate the members are notified not to use
their 10OO-mile tickets, but to purchase
tickets only one way. A splendid time is
anticipated rs every effort to make the af-
fair an enjoyable one is being made by the
proper authorities. A very large attend
ance of West Virginia travelling men is ex-
peCted.
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HALIFAX, n. g., November IA Z
tacdly attempt was made at Bs61o|
Cape Britain, few days sgp, 70 blsw
the house of . prominent Scott wuEkhet
can Of gun powder with Lighted m
tached was thrown through . wfn6ev 4
q room in which Mr.. Watson and wflb 4
Eve children were sitting Peetnnn1|
however, the fnse was extinguiGhn1
striking the floor.
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An Old Lady Burned TO Death.

TORONTO, November G.--The dwelling
house of John Davis was burned to-day.
Mrs. Davis, aged seventy, entered the
house to save some valuables and was
burned to death.
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Both sides Claim IL.

n. nv =, FRANCISCO, GALA, November g.
er ~ : ssIo''rie claims that Swift, Repubh-
~ vi vi "oyenOr, has been counted out in
S.SI sSIty, Tile Democrats claim the State
,p11..uett by three hundred and fifty
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Skinned To CnnAha.

TOLEDO, o., November 8.-J. w.
Allen and Thomas II. McLain, respective
ly ticket agent and auditor and cashier OF
the Toledo, Columbus & Southern Raul
way, whose general offices are in this city,
have skipped to Canada, their accounts
being short something less than 81 900.
Both are young men under twenty-six.
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The Peoria p,efanlter.

MONTREAL, ONT, November CD. X.
Stake, the 'defaulting bOok-keeper Of the
Merchants Bank at Peoria, Ill, was taken
before q magistrate here yesterday, but
was remanded until Tuesday to await the
arrival of the bank officials.
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Fri0bffully Mangled.

CasHoCTOS, o., Nov. G.-Elmer Starner
fell under the wheels Of the freight train
at Moseysburg this morning and was
frightiuliy Inangled. causing instant
death.
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Eyarts All Right.

WINDSOR, November 6.-Senator Ev-
arts arrived here this afternoon from New
York He has fully recovered his health
and intends to remain at his summer resi-
dence until assembling Of Congress.
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Enroute to Boston.

New YORK, November 6.-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland spent last night at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel with Secretary and Mrs.
Endicott. At . o'clock this morning the
party left for Boston.
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Rsducsd the Iloars.

AUGrsrA, GA, November 6.--The -
tories have voluntarily reduced the boao1|
Of labor from 81 20 05 hours per vet
and all mills will be in operation On NJ.
day.
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4 journal Changes Hands.

ST. PAUL, MINI, November G.-The
Daily Dispatch, the only evening paper in
this city, changes hands to-day. George
Thompson purchasing the interests Of his
partner, thus becoming the sole proprie-
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nrrinrWnrI.s Burned.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 6.-Ths
works of the Illinois Drying Co., at the
q. 8. yards were partially burned this
afternoon. Loss s20, 600; fully insured.
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IL Win Re Held

AIanANY, y. Y. November g. The
hOl5 !: Journal says, the proposition to
ys,t constitutional Convention next
uS undoubtedly carried.
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Pidrnel Elartad

nm mon, ION, \. j., November 6.-Omeial
RdrooII 'OT ith Congressional District give
Bar DEM, majority of 116 over Van
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Going to X Kansas.

CINCINNATI, O., November 6.-Hon.
John G.. Carlisle and wife went TO Wichi-
ia, Kan, tonight to visit their son.
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BELGRADE, November 6.-Ths -
Minister here protests agzisst ~ -
of Bregova TO Servia - The aets e -
garian regency are MOI reeeUr1a
Ruasia. q:
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No shock.
NATURES HIGHWAY.

CHAKLEsrOS, s. G., November G.-Nc
shocks were felt here to-day.
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EURKgA, CAL. Eoysnb1
Humbeldt Lunber Compnsyd - =
dsszoyed By fre last niGh Lo1e
Partially insussd
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Hoxie In No Danger.

NEW YORK, November 6.-The friends
of Manager Herbert NJ. HoXie, of Jay
Gould's Southwestern Railroads, deny
that he is in danger of dying.
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Doings Of Boats and Boatmen along the
Ohio.
Marks at other plaees-Parker. below
guage; Pittsburg, and two-tenths feet;
Greensboro, feet and stationary: Oil
City, two inches and stationary;
Morgant0wn, three feet and stationary;
Rice's Landing, three feet ten inches and
stationary; Brownsville, four feet four
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4. fou3
feet eight inches and stationary.
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Smannox M chni

pOS OSS;;.iLOTA, chill, November 6.-Small-
asatSSs Increasing in this city and many
uS Occur daily.
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Prince Alexander, late ruler of Bulgaria,
has bought the Charlottenfeld estate, near
Schaffhausen, for 240, 900 marks. The
purchase money is part of the amount
taken from Bulgaria by Prince Alexander
upon his abdication of the throne. Agents
of the late Car had entered into the nego-
tiations for the purchase of the estate for
the Princess Dolgorouki at the time Of the
murder of the Car
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THE EMPEROR SPEAKS
Francis JOseph's Speech to the Austrian and
Hungarian Delegation.
A hILDER TONE TO The QUESTION.
A Peaceful Settlement of the Bulgarian
Difficulty.
HERR SMOLKA'S WARLIKE BREAK.

BUDA-PEsTH, November 6.-Emperor
Francis Joseph received the Austrian and
Hungarian delegations in the Throne Hall
of the castle. In his speech lie said: 1T
is regretable that the complications in Bull
garis, which originated in 1885 from the
overthrow Of the Government of Phil
ippopolis, should again cause serious ap-
prehensions. The Powers by united
efforts had succeeded in localizing
the movement and paving the way
to re-establishment of a legal state
of affairs, but recent events in Sofia
have produced a fresh and dangerous cri-
sis, the development of which, and, l trust,
its pacific solution, occupy at the present
moment the full attention of my Govern
ment, whose efforts are directed to attain
in the final settlement Of the Bulgarian
question, which must be effected in cooper
alton with the other powers, All agree
ment that there shall be created an auton-
omous principality and legal state of
things, which, while taking into account
the admissionable wishes of the Bulgarias,
shall equally conform with existing
treaties as well as with the interests of
Europe.n -
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Low Rate Excursion to Chicago via b. . o.

On Monday, November 9, 1896, the B. q o.
will sell low rate excursion tickets 10 Chi
cago, good ten days. For full information
call at depot ticket Office. Special sleepers
for Chicago will leave Wheeling on above
date at 925 a. m. and 7:25u. m.