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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-19
G0FF A PROBABILITY,
Gossip Connecting His Name
with Cabinet Rumors
REVIVED IN WASHINGTON,
He, However, Declares lie is Inter
e.ted In Hut One Office, and that
is tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
May Succeed Tanner
s,,,,,t Di.paleA 10 m InlsuigaOa,

sDfial DilpaleA 70 wv 4NeNV'''"'
WAsuISaroS, D, O., Sept. 1s'-The
.Sa, tonight prints the following; sex
Representatiye Golf, Of West Virginia,
arrived at the Ebbitt to-day, bat failed
to register, There is a renewal Of the
talk Of place being made for him in the
Cabinet, 1t is not quite certain how q
vacancy isgoing to bs made for him, but
# il pretty certain that when one oc'
curs he will be selected 10 fill 1t. The
President has been hating for some
time between his desire to appoint At
to,pey General Miller TO the Supreme
bench and the opposition OF Indiana
politlcians to this selection. The In
diana folks, speaking doubtless by their
desires generally, think that Miller will
Tot cet The appointment, but that II will
% 10 Judge Woods II to any IndianiAn
But the President Is likely at any time
m take the matter In his own hands and
Sppoint Miller In that event, It Is prac'
ticeIIy certain that Gof would become
Attorney General, There Is some talk,
growing probably out OF nothing, that
tbe agitation the Interior Department
ha had through the Tanner episode
causes tho probability that Mr.. Noble
wifi after d while leave the Cabinet.
Mr. Goil may 80 into the Cabinet
through a vacancy made In this way"
The lETELLl1EScER representative
found General Gotf in his room this
evening and asked him II there was any.
thing in the rumor connecting his name
with Cabinet position. He denied
emphatically that there was. Ho said
he was only interested In securing one
Office and that Ia the Governorship OF
West Virginia. lie was making a fight
for that, and was going to carry II on 10
the end; "and," he added, success
fully, too"
II seems TO be pretty certain now that
the President viii tender the position Of
Commission of Pensions to General
Merrill, OF Massachusetts,, II the endorse
ment OF certain Grand Army men can
be obtained. 1t is also intimated that
the incoming Commissioner will be al
lowed to select his own deputy. This
would indicate that there Is to be a sue
Cessor appointed for the present Deputy
Commissioner Of Pensions, Hiram +.
Smith, OF Missouri, who is a beneficiary
OF the late reratings, which has provoked
such scandal in the Pension Bureau.
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TIokst Agsnla' Association,

ATLANTA, GAo Sept lS.-Ths Ma.
tional Passenger and Ticket Agents.
Association met here yesterday. WI.
DAnley, a. ranking member Of the OK.
ecutive committee, presided. II was
agreed that the next convention shall be
held on tho second Tuesday Ia March,
1890, In the City Of Mexico. Several
resolutions which were referred 10 com.
tnittOeS during the last meeting were
discussed aud further time was granted
before q final vote was taken,
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Special Di'palch 10 Le LatsIltgeHeer.
PoINT PLEASANT, W. VA, Sept. 49,
Circuit Court at this place adjourned TO-
day after a two weeks session. Jonah
Butcher was convicted for criminal as.
sault and sentenced 10 ten years in the
penitentlary. William Felty was sen.
fenced for seven years for burglary.
The Methodist Conference convened
here to-day and 250 theologians are in
attendance.
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IN Tag CIRCUIT COURT,
YssterdaS's Proceedings Very RFisf-Ths
Base bali CasSa,

Base BAH CasSs,
Both parts Of the Circuit Court wer'
in session yesterday, but there was but
little business transacted,
In Part /, Judge PAUL presiding, iudG
ment for SlO7 55 was rendered in the
case Of William 7, Emblem against Isaac
T. Carpenter and his sureties, on an ap'
peal.
contempt Of court and an order issued
for his arrest. His contempt consists OF
q failure to pay temporary alimony In q
divorce case TO which he Is a party.
Boone Is the old man from the Short
creek region who was arrested here by
the,poliCe Monday for drunkenness,
In Part II, Judge Campbell presiding,
the twenty odd cases against base ball
players, indicted for Sabbath desecra'
ton, were called. The defendants fail,
ing 10 answer, their recognizances were
declared forfeited and scire taCias or.
dered In each case, returnable at the
next term OF court. It remains to be
seen whether a full forfeiture Of bond
will be required at that term,
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HELD WITHOUT BAIL

The Surviving Principal of tho st. Louis
Prize Fight Charged With Murder.
Sr, LOUIS, Sept 1S.-As a result Of the
inquest over the body Of young Thomas
L. jackson, killed in prize fight at
Daly's saloon at an early hour yesterday
morning, Ed Ahearn, the surviving prin,
Cipal, was held without bail 10 answer
TO the charge Of murder, while the ref
cree, seconds, time keepers, etc., were
held as accessories and abettors.
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Another aa. ne ellpr an. Arlernoon,

Another meeting Of those interested
in procuring for the manufacturing es.
tablishments Of this vicinity better
supply Of natural gas, will be held at
the Chamber OF Commerce at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. The committee which
has been engaged soliciting subscrip.
tions Of stock to the corporation which
II is proposed 10 form for the purpose Of
testing The immediate territory, In the
hope that by going down deep enough
supply may be struck, will
report at this time and probably
some definite action will be taken. This
10 matter In which every citizen who
has the welfare and future prosperity Of
this section at heart, should dtake lively
interest. II 10 an imperative necessity
for the manufacturing industries TO have
q better supply Of cheap fuel than what
they now have, In order TO compete with
the industries Of other localities, and un.
less that 10 found, competition from the
Wheeling end will cease and Btagnation
will result. A general turnout Of Citi.
zens 10 desired at this meeting,
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CINCINNATI, o. Sept. lS.--A dispatch
from New bremen, Ohio, says that Fred.
efiCk Schroeder was arrested yesterday
BY United States Marshal Wade, Of TO.
iedO, on a charge oi Couhterleiting.
Spurious coin had been put in Clrcula.
uOn two weeks ago at the fair al Toledo,
and II was traced 10 Schroeder. He was
uEen 70 Toledo, The prisoner has an
estimable vile, and ID connected with
good families ID New tIfemen,
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CROOKED LIANG TING TsAN.


Another Suit based ON the Claims Of
Chinese in- California.
San Francisco, Sept, 1s,-Another
suit has been filed against LANG Ting
Tsan, Chinese Consul General here,
The complaint was fled by No Woo
Goo, Of Los Angeles, doing business
under the firm name Of Sun, Chons &
Co., and demands the note Of ,s17, ,12g
alleged to have been due and unpaid
during the past two years. Although
not 90 stated, II is known that the action
is based upon claims Of Chinese 10 whom
money had been awarded by the United
States Government and which should
have been paid by the Consul 10 whose
care the money was entrusted. 8! 10
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'ON TILE HUpSON.i.

This evening Miss Estelle Clayton,
supported by Mr.. Arthur Elliott, as
leading man, and company that Is said
to be in every way a meritorious one,
will begin three nights engagement at
the Opera House, producing new
American drama, entitled, "0nthe Hud.
son." Mr.. Elliott last season was Of T.
W. Keeno's support Other members
of her company are J. w. ConnOr, q
good character actor; w. @. Holden, for
merly leading man with Mckee Rankin
Frank Dexter, OF the Boston Museum /;
Billy Gould, Of California, specialist; ;
Aimei Hercht, last season leading lady
with Charles L. Davis; Julia Sheldon, Of
New York city, and Nellie Burt, OF the
Burt family Of specialists, with the vio-
linist, Walter Hyde, who in addition 10
his position as director Of music, will ap.
pear in repertoire OF his solos. Re.
served seats can be secured at Houses
music store,
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Tho AllnnlIo : paolllo sLrIke.

ALBuouEHevE, N. NJ, Sept. ls.-The
committee Of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Conductors and the Brotherhood Of
Railway Brakemen, were in the
city to confer with General Manager
Robinson concerning the Atlantic
q Pacific strike at Winslow
last night, the committee having
had two conferences with Robinson.
Neither the management nor the men
will give any intimation as to the ground
Of settlement proposed, but all express
themselves as satisfied with the agree.
ment. The result will probably be made
known this afternoon.
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opnldenpe ID bro, nlnst.

PARIS, Sept, Ism, De lSroycinct,
Minister Of War; iS making an inspGC.
ton Of the military cantonments in
Savoy. He was met with an enthusiastic
reception by tho Sixth Army Corps. A
banquet was given at II. Michel laAt
evening, in his honor. In speaking 10 o
tOast General Mlrabel said that the army
had every confidence In the War MinlS.
tor, NJ. De. FreyCinet, responding TO
the toast, spoke Of the patriotism Of tho
officers and soldiers, aud said the COin.
Try had every confidence In them. 10.
day he reviewed 1000 troop. n
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TEN THOUSAND LIVES IO<T.

The Result OF the Great Floods In Japao.
10000 Receiving Relief.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1S.-Japanese
papers received by the steamer Gaelic
to-day places the total number OF per-
sons drowned in the floods Of August
2Sth in the city Of Wakayamo and out
lying districts at 10000, and the mum.
bero Of persons receiving relief at 10000,
The river Kinokuni swelled from thir.
teen to eighteen feet above It's normal
level and the embankments and the
village OF Iwahashi were washed away,
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A BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT.
The Largest Cargo Ever shipped from al
Amafiahn Port.

The Largest Cargo Ever shipped from al
American Port.
New YoRK, Sept. 1s.-The Tribune oI
this morning prints this: The steamship
England, OF the National line, will sail
from here tomorrow with the largest
single shipment live cattle ever carried
out Of this or uny.other American port
She will carry across TO Liverpool J, ,O2!
live sleers, averaging fully ! 400 pounds
each, shipped By 6Nelse" Morris, O
Chicago. In addition, Eastman & Co
shipped 1,70O quarters Of beef, making
the beef cargo carried, alive and dead
equal to 1,425 cattle. The value Il
$4,000.
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MADntD, Sept. lS.--ThO captain, four
sailors and one passenger Of the Spanish
vessel which was captured by natives
of the RllT coast Of Morocco, liaVe been
carried into the Interior Of the country,
II being the object Of their Cap,ora 10
cell them Into slavery, The SpaniSli
Government will make an immediate
demand on the Sultan oi Morocco that
the pElBonets be,tosLofNd 70 liberty.
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P'tT'nunuH, Sept is, The manuiac.
@''" y, OI wrought Iron pipe and boiler
aOe' " held a meeting here to-day Some
ti,ght in Inequalities ID the llst were ad,
!.Ss'eu, .s, but no changes OF any import.
NY SUye Sero made, the business beitir
SmiiiyIIIy miiIIIy Of q routine character. Twenty
NY, NV sCalseted throughout the United
N"~s' were represented.
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LACY is. NOT AN ELK,


'As hV Claimed, According to AdvlceS from
BoLton-No HabeaS Corpus Yet.
{, Harry Lacy is still in durance vile,
The habeas corpus proceedings that he
told reporter were to be had yesterday
at the instance Of Colonel Arnett, whom
he said had been retained as attorney for
him by Charlie Seabright, one Of his vic.
Tins, were not had. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Howard said last evening that he had
been approached by Colonel Arnett, who
had asked him To agree, TO the facts
to be presented To the Judge before
whom application for a writ Of habeas
corpus might be made. This'Mr. How
ard declined TO do. Mr., Howard said he
thought II possible move on behalf ol
Lacy might be made to-day. In case
there is, and there appears to be any
possibility OF Small-Man.With.the. Big.
Nerve getting OF, he will ask that be be
held till hO can procure Adam Fore
paugh's deposition that the man ia q
fraud.
Lacy has all along been claiming that
he Is q member Of the Boston Lodge ol
Elks. He wears big and handsome
Elk pin and is well enough up in the
grips and signs TO have passed muster
with tho members Of the order here
with whom be came in contact dur.
ing the week that he splurged
around. lie told a reporter
that the treatment he had received from
tho Wheeling Elks was outrageous.
"They talk about being members OF q
benevolent order-why they are more
like wolves. But that is always the way
with these country lodges-in Boston
we Stand by each other till the very
Yesterday Mr.. @. R. Tracy, the Ex.
alted Ruler OF tho Elks here, telegraphed
to Boston for Lacy's standing. The an.
swer was that no such man was known
In the Boston lodge. Thus another prop
Is knocked out from under Lacy.
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Change OF pn.tor,.

Special Dltpasth 10 ne TAtelligmctr.
PAREEBnuRu, W. Va, Sept 1s.-Rev
]. Sims, ono Of the ablest members oI
the Kentucky Conference, has been
transferred to the Parkenburg NJ. E
Church, South, 10 succeed Rev. ]. NJ.
Carter, who goes 10 CatlCttsburg, Ky.
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Compelled to peelIne.

6poclH DRDaleN % nc Ihltl1tNctF, : -----
CLARKsBuRo, W. Va, Sept. 1s.-Will
s. GreenliOi, Of Bridgeport, this county,
was recently appointed a postal clerk
between Lynchburg and Pocahontas,
Va, on the Norfolk & Western road, but
was compelled TO decline on account oi
u health. Mr.. Greenlief Is at present al
Tarnaqua, Pa.
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A SERIOUS DAM BURST
IIundrodA OF Families Driven From Their
Homes Along the brand Jwine,

ITundrodA OF Families Driven From Their
Homes Along the IirandJWine.
READING, Pa, Sept. 1s,-The large
dam at sprlnGton Forge, eight milor
above coateSylllO, burst during the
night, owing TO the continued heavy
rain, and this morning the Brandywint
creek had risen To an alarming height
Hundreds Of fields were u dteAry waste
Of water. Many farmers and thell
families left their houses during tht
night and remained on tho neigh6otlnl
hills. The Wilmington 4 Northern
Railroad is not yet open betweUA thl
city and Wilmington,
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Composer Mas bead,

BosrOS, Sept, lS,-Dh Louis Mas,
famed In the old world and The new "a a
pianist and composer, died at bis real.
dence IN Jamaica plain at 10 o'clock lAst
night ol perllonlll6, Df. Mas was taken
III in Paris, from which city hg returned
Yen days ago, He was born In WelSbAden
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GUARDED BY POLICE.
The "Blaeltiegs" Remain at wOrk-A De.
maud for Their Dismissal.

mapd for Their Dismissal.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-Three thousand
dock laborers assembled outside of the
gates Of the Victoria dock this morning
and demanded the dismissal Of the
''blaCklegs" employed there, otherwise
they would not return 10 work.
The directors OF the dock company re.
fused TO comply with the demand, and
called upon the police to protect the
men at work. A strong force Of police
appeared on the dock, and the "black-
legs" are working under their protec-
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NEw YoRK, Sept, ls,-Mayof Grant
received a number Of letters this morn.
ins from Senators aud Congressman Dc.
Slahns In favor Of New York % The
pace for holding the worlds ialr,
Mayor John 7, Blake, Of Canton, Ohio
PROMISES ~ 70 help New York In carrying
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Mali i,nnMn t.n,,,.r i,AaA.

sAN FAANctsco, Sept. iS.--Col. George
tlournetyi q well known lawyer Of lhla
city, d ed here to-day. He was An az.
Confederate officer, and al one tltne TSs
Attorney General ot The State Of TexaS,
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"TnE ElEcrRlo SPARK"

Tonight Atkinson's Jolllties will com.
menCe their three nights and Saturday
matinee engagement at the Grand. This
company will present "The Electric
Spark" In all It's entirety, as presented
by them from Maine to California, with
overwhelming success. The operetta Is
brimful Of wit, satire and music, and
perhaps no American operetta ever had
such beautiful, catching music. The
company carry their own scenery in or.
der for q proper presentation Of the OPP
era: That their engagement in this city
will be success Is not doubted. Seats
on sale at the usual prices, 10, 25 and 80
caflta.
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Fonrth.clns. po.tnla.lers.

sRaal Diipdieh 10 The Intelligence.
WAsulSaroS, DO, Sept. ls.-FOurth-
class postmasters have been appointed
for West Virginia as follows: Cashmere,
Monroe county. Il. II. Biylns, vice W.
S. Adair, resigned; NickelPs Mills, Mon
roe county, 0. q. Nickel, vice N. N.
Pratt, resigned.
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FOUR JURORS SWORN.


Tho CronIn Case Beginning to Make Some
Progress.
CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-Proceedings in
the Cronin case were not resumed until
/ o'clock this afternoon, Judge McCon'
nell being engaged in another matter
during the forenoon. The work OF get,
ting jury was at once resumed. A lit
tie before adjournment four jurors who
had been repeatedly questioned by both
sides, were pronounced satisfactory by
the defense. The jurors rose and were
duly sworn In. .-
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Frost. ThrouEh the West.

CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-The Signal Ser
vice reports indicate that frost fell lasI
night over a large area. The States and
portions Of stscs inclpded in the frost
belt were Nor lern Kansas, Northern
Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wis
consin, Nebraska and points further
North Ltg- =
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The sioux oil, Corn Palace.

Opens September 20 aud closes oCtO.
il viii be larger, srandor and more
arListic than its predecessors. ,.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. PAU
Railway, which Ia the direct route Il
Sioux City, will sell excursion tickets d
greatly reduced rates.
Th6 last three Hall Rate Harvest Ex
cutslonS will leave Chicago aud Milyau
kee by the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 II
Paul Railway on September 10 and "a
and October 8, 1850.
For Information, circulars showing
rates oi fare, map, etc., address A. v. II
Carpenter, gehetal Passenger Agent
Milwaukee, Wis.
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IRON MOUNTAIN, Mtcn., Sept. 49,
The first snow OF the year for this sec
ton OF the Upper Peninsula fell here
yesterday afternoon. 1t was only
sprinkling, but was followed by bit
terly cold wave,
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 1S.-A de-
structive fire occurred this morning at
seaford, Delaware. Engines were sent
from here. The Town hall, Masonic
hall, Odd Fellows hall, ten stores and
several dwellings have been burned.
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WASHINGTON. D. g., Sept. lS.-The
Comptroller Of the CURRENCY has author
lied the First National Bank Of Mari
nette, Wis, to begin business with q
capital Of 100000.
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Fell PROM Arrnln.

Special Di,paIeh iotM iAtdlSaer. p,,.l
PARkRRSRvRd, W. Va, Sept. ls.-J. L.
Fowler, OF Richie county, fell from a B.
4 O freight train Just out 6f the city last
night aud received serious but not fatal
inluFiha
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A ono ol nnnin,nlnr llln slnla.

The following Is "iaked" special sent
TO the Chronicle. Telegraph, OF plthbugh,
BY its Wheeling correspondent, whU' Sis
an attache Of the I3eoEier staff. "Tho
trial Of Oliver Marks, an Ohioan, charged
with murder, was ended In Tucker
county, In verdict Of manBlaughter and
a short sentence. This was the third
murder trial in Tucker county In short
time. Both Of the other men were &C.
quilted. The evidence In oil three Casel
was said 70 DO Overwhelmingly against
the prisoners. III. 4r 49,
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AMuSkMENTS.
"Mamma" at tho Opera House Last Night
Tn.nIOhtIa Alterations

"mhmma" ht the opera House Last Night,
To!nlGhra Attractions.
The Opera House contained fair
sized audience last evening to witness
the presentation Of II. Grattan Don,
nelly's new farce comedy "Mamma." 1t
did not, apparently, take as well as was
expected, and to those who had seen
that otner production Of Donnelly's
Natural Gas" which is very funny, 1t
was disappointing. Deshon did not ap.
pear TO as good an advantage as when
seen here In comic opera, and Miss
Ames' character did not give her oppor.
tunities for displaying her clever abili-
ties that she should have had.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept. 1S.-Heayy iros
is reported In this locality and all alont
the line Of Illinois Central last night
The crop Is said to be greatly injured II
many places,
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BRRttS, Sept. 49, Impress Frederick,
accompanied by her daughters, loft Ber-
lin this morning ior Copenhagen Tho
yEarowltch left Hanover this morning
iof Altoona,
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The Wh1oIIhE 2 Lake Hfi0 Goal Trade,
The following lSd from an interview
With MI. o. a. Wilson, Chief Engineer
oi the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railway
"At present the company 10 making oil
preparations for pettlhg out q large
amount oi coal from tho three mines al
Long Run, Dillon and Laurellon, on Tie
new branch Of the road from BowOfston,
Ohio, and President Woodiotl has con.
traCted ior Eve hundred new gundolaE
lo be delivered before the flnt Of next
March. These with the present equip,
ment Will give the railroad capacity
enough 10 handle 200 cars per day"
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EAST TAwAs, MIcH., Sept. 1S.-There
was a heavy frost this morning, the first
this fall. Considerable damage was done
TO the vines. u
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EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS
The Psnn,JiVAniA LlnOS viii ssii Cheap
tickets EVER Day

Iteheh EVER Dhy
The piLtsbutsh Exposition opens o.
September 4th. From that day Until
October 10th The PennBylvahiA Linet
will sell excursion tickets 10 Plt.sburgh
for all regular trains AZ the rate oi ~ "
from Wheeling which includes adnis
'Blon 10 The Exposition. These tlcketi
will be good returning two days from
date Of 6ale,or II sold on Friday, Until
Monday, inClublve. MAS