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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05
EunNns

This is what you ought 70 have, In fact,
you must have il, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for 1t daily. oDd
mourning because they And il not Thou
sands upon thouiands Of dollar. are fpsn .
annually by our people 10 the hope tbs.
they may attain thia boon. Ana YET ;. !.
nav be had by all. We guaranlte 'hA'
Electric Bitters, il used according TO dItee- ,
lions and the use persisted 10, will bnps
you Good Digestion and oust ,hs oenlOH
Dyspepsia and install inslssd EuPIpsJ' Bsl,.
We recommend Electric Bltttn iof D)S
pepsia and all diseases Of the Liver SION p,
sch and Kidneys. Sold at SOC soa 81 W
Der bottle By Logan & Co., Drugsisia'
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School Books Recommended.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, February 4.-The Senate
Committee on Education has decided to
recommend tomorrow that DR.. ]. w.
Hartigan's new work on anatomy, pbysi-
ology and hygiene be adopted ss text
hook for the State. DR.. Hartigan's work
is highly recommended by authorities on
those snhjec.s. The book itself is hand
some volume, we'll printed, aud the ling
tratious are Of the higher order Of ART.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05

Perhap. you ere run down osn 3 e'''
cant ,leep. can't think, can't do anyihitg
10 your ,ii-faciioD, sni you WoOd'r "hei
ala YOU. Ylu should heed the warnieg'
YOU are lsking the 6fst step into Nervous
prostration. You need q Nerve Ton e. ~ q
in + ectric Bitters you will fed the 't'ci
rem dy for restoring your nefrous y s'eui
10 II, normal, healthy condition. sdfpii--
inc results follow the ne Of this great
Vs,vs Tonic and Alieia'iys. foor sppe-
ire returns, good dig alton ia restond'
and the Liver and kidneys rtsnme bsa ihy
actor. Try bottle. Pies 90. st
Logsn's drug store.
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A sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bsinbridge, Mundsy Esq., County
Atty, Clay Co, Tex, says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy resnlis'
Nv brother also was very low Sith Mals-
rial Fever and Jauudice, bat was cured BY
timely use Of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bittsrs saved his life"
Mr.. D. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
KY, sdds q like testimony, saying; ne
positively believes he would have diso'
had il not been for Electric Bitters. .,
This great remedy will ward of. as wei
AZ cure all Malarial Diseases, and Tor all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands uneqnaled. Price soc. and u, 1T
Logan & Co. Drug store.
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CELEBRATING THE VICTORY.
Weston Boys Ove,joyed-They Parade
with a Full Band.

with Full Band.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, Feb. AT all times and on a
occasions the Hospital City is al ways safely
Democratic and to-day when a special TO
the Democrat announced the declaration I
Judge Fieming's election. L. was thought
that it might be necessary 10 make more
room at the asylum for several enthusiastic
Democrats who could not control their
feelings.
Tonight the band is out serenading and
the boys are making the welkin ling
Grest indeed is the enthusiasm of Weston
Democrats tonight.
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The Wheeling Boys Acquitted.

Special Telegram 10 ue Register.
PABKBRsBURG, February 4.-Io the
United States Court o-day, the two Moor,
boys from Wheeling, were acquitted on
the charge of passing counterfeit coin.
They eaid their htma was in New York,
but they wandered to Wheeling short
time sg).
The case of W. c. Mann against the
Mutual Insurance Co. ID now on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05
The New DfscOyery.

You have heard your friends and ne'g1 ..,l
80 ,siL;rg shont IL You may yourself
Se's be on. 'aI Of the many who kaOs from per
sopnI experience just how good thing i
is. If you have ever trieu ", ySu yS o.sa' aaS az
of its staunoh friends, btcsule lne Nondel
ful thing about it is, that w6en once glveI
a trial, Dr.. Kings New .Sr Discovery evel "l
.fsr holds place il the house. II you
go 80 never used 1t end should be afflicted
Lob ~;,b q cough, cold CT any Throat, Lung OF
Che. trouble, secure bottle at once and
sise II a fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time. or money refunded. Trial Bottits
Free at Logan & Co. g Drug store.
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Charleston Gossip.

Special Telegram 70 Ihe klslsIet'
CHARLESTON, February 4-Ool- Dsn
Johnson 10 in tho city TO labor with the
legislators. Colonel Dan is understood TO
favor some bill appropria.ing money for
farmers institutes in the State.
General Jubal EARLY is in the city on
business, and wss the center Of enthusias-
tic attentions all dsy to-day.
Mr.. Marshall White, Of Wheeling wac
among the arrivals tom iRht.
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REJOICING IN WASHINGTON
FI.mine's Election Creates Exobeeant
Feelings Among the Democrats.
Sas4tnl Tslsoragn IN he RsOtSteT

Fl.mine's Election Creates Exobefsnt
Feelings Among tho Democrats.
Specie! Teleoram to he Register
WASHINGTON, February News OF
tho seating Of Gov. Fleming grahfied Dam
ocrats very much to-day. While it was
anticipated the Published reports had Gre
ated feeling of uneatiuess, Ia view fthe
summary partisan fciion on the Jackson
case, the Democrats were somewhat fxu-
berat at the action Of Wes VirRinia's Leg
islature in putting its seal of condemra-
ton upon the Republican frauds of the
election of 1888.
Senator Kenns received telegram in-
forming him of the result, and he lost 70
time comm IL aicating the result 10 DEM
ocrsts Senators Kenns snd Faulkner
inined ia the following telegram to Gov
ernor Fleming:
"The triumph of An honest man, by hon.
est methods, over corruption and
crime is vindicatior OF our in
stiiutions. We congratulate you who
CJQlQ mol Dc uIlNcpf lhO OcAiNSlSeo WA"
could not he bought and the West Viz
piuia ballot which cannot be debauched F"
Signed, John f Kelus, ChaqJ. Faulkner.
The Republicans of the Elections Com
mittee have not yet advised the Democrats
rs to their progress With the Pendleton
Gaze. They are at woik upon it and there
is 10 doubt among Democrats that they
have really determined to follow the course
they adopted with Jackson. There is no
impulse or intention of fairness smong tie
Republicans.
They are determined TO crowd in as
many of the contestants in the shortes.
time possible, and the Democrats of tbs
House have SO made up their minds. The
Republicans of the Elections Committee do
not even allow the Democrats to see their
reports. They simply show them the two
resolutions, one declaring the Democrats
not elected, the other declaring the Repub'
licsns elected. Hitherto it has been the
inveriable custom for the majority TO cub
nit its report to the minority under the
seat of Com nittee secrecy.
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wonderful Dlscoyrey.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made aud that too by lady in this coun-
tfy. Disease fastened i;s clutches upon
her and for seven years che withstood its
severeet tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed incessar tly
and could not sleep. Size bought Of US q
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and wss 70 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night ard with one bottle has been mirsc-
nlously cured Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus write W. @. Hamrick Il
Ce., Of Shelby, n. @. Get free trial bot
tie az Logan x Co. 's Drug Store.
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DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPhS.
y'g msiornie. Reported from ohiG-so

Big MAJ critics Reported from Ohig-som'
Of the Largest I'm the State.
speoi Il Telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., Februlry 4-RetuIn
from the special election in this county Il
select a successor TO Representative L,sler
deceased, shows the election Of Hefner
Democrat, by 4, 200 majority, the largest il
the history Of the county.
specs al from TIE Fourth Senatorial
district states that John M. PAttisou
DEMOCRATIC, has been elected there by l, 4OC
nejori;y.
Tbis iusures the rSdistrictirg of the Slet'
by the Democrats for CJrgrsss, and wipo
ont the Republican gerrymsnder.
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TO SETTLE THE DlSPUSE.
An International Conference on the Anglo
Portuguese Trouble.


BERLIN, February 4.-The Cologne
Gazette publishes Dispatch from it,
correspondent in Lisbon, stating
that in consequences CT the recent
change of Portuguese Ministers
at London, the proposal Of Portugal fol
the holding Of an international conference,
TO settle the Abelo-POrtugueFe dispute
concerning territory in East AfFic', will
not be dispatched tefOre Thursday.
Portugal. the dispatch says, is willing
to submit the question in dispute to the
conference row sitting at Brussels, but
would prefer special conference. Spain,
France and Italy, Auatria and Russia fav-
or the holding of conference. Germany
he's made no official statement as to her
position on the suhisct.
The dispatch further saya that Nj.
Glynn Petre, the British Minister at L!s'
bon, has informed the Portuguese govern
lent that Eogland will agree 20 the hold
irg of q conference.
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fnn.hfnrHnlfa Million.

NEW YORK, February 4-Jos7ph p
Murphy, manufacturer of cotton and
goods, at Cumberland and Fourth streets,
Philadelphia, filed sd assignment in this
city to-day to Hugh J. Hemill and John
J. Mcdonald, without preference. H 8
liabilities are reported to bs upward Of
half q million. Assets not given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointmeut IS
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding OF
Itching Piles ever discovered. II never
f,ils 10 cure old chronic cases OF ioiH
standing. o., -
"Dr. Williams Indian f1le V'l''i'N'
cured me after years CT suffering
For sals al Logan < u. g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05
TwsImportaut Nominations.

WASHINGTON, February 4 The Senate
this afternoon confirmed the nomination o.
VIM. II. Taft. OF Ohio, to be Solicitor Gen
eral, Vice o. ". Chapman, deceased.
Confirmation was also announced Of thu
nomination OF John NJ Clark, 10 os C,l
ltc:or of tie pert o: Chicago, and of Au
gustus Heard, of Massachusetts, 10 be Con
sui General and Minister Rssid nj Il
Oorea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05

THERE is more experience, time, and
brain work represented in tie preparation
Of Hoods Sarsaparills than in any other
medicine. 1t is this which makes Hoods
Ssrssparilla peculiar in its curative power
and in the remarkable cares it effects
Give il a trial.
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West vi.gni. Pensions.

Special T,l,graHi to NE R,gis'D.
WAsHIsGrOS. February 4 -F,1si.r4
Original Insaiid - John Shephef', 90
LeSisburP; Michael W. Miller II C,uf
ou. Incre, re -Tbomss y. hnicbinfnn "i
Erz,belh; Oa,rleg 4 Gun. Of o'f'do h-
issue Harvey Smith. Of West ulio.-
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Birdie, Come Home

Spsedl TslSoTda TO he RsoiSer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 4 -
The Lnteuigeneer correspondent this morn
ing bulletined the result Of the ballots in
the Assembly to his psper. am reliably
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05

informed that sbout half an bour later he
received the folio wing Dispatch:
WHEELING, W. Va, February 4.
To Col. C B. Hart. Charleston, W. Va:
. Come home, soon as possible. Evident
ly TO use your remaining longer.
Intflhqencer.
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FOR BILIOUsNESs.
u.uor.tora,, Aoid Pho,phate.

DR.. W. 3. GILES, Winnipeg, Mani
toba, says: 81 have used 1t in q typies
case of Indigestion, with biliousness, and
found il 10 be without exception, the best
thieg ever used in such casts "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-05

Spscl. T.t7rcH 81 ts 2sclsT.
CHARLESTON. February There was
an in,ense f.,irc O.. expectancy about the
Capitol shea tt- JOINT Assembly, met
this moInicg.
Deep down in their breasts the mem
bes OF ihs Legislature islt that the hour
bad come when the g-sa, struggle, row
historic To- West yirgiais, vas to be finally
decided For tVeoiy-iour hours the air
had been laden with iumors aud countsr-
Iumors 10 vas understood that the
u.mocniic leaders had been making tre-
me1dols tdlr,3 Co -sit.e On complications
10 their own ranks Senator Carr had
definitely sorluIcsi bis rsv0lt i.Om the
blojle .orcss
Wihallthstheq heque-toueIs ssktd How
could Jndse t.em.og Be ior ger
DEPRIVED or rHE OFFICE
iovhieh tle people of West Virginia elect
Cd hm Fev not in the secrets Of the
l'ncuauc leaders however, knew the
lleu.iies which had bsen met and only
partially overcome
Fewer sul. could appreciate the al 'ety
'i'a v1ich The ilaua9ers tor General Goti
"l.cotd iheirdsep-lait plots torn TO pieces
aal stood helpless 90 prevent it. Hr. Hub-
'i'l was ssI.l on the igld Hs sas busy
soel, both Houses, conierripg With active
1s51'icaa members and giving the last
'-',ilcluls from the fountain head Of
a-'l.n y Pomply at lOs a. the Sen.
a'e dropped che ous ness which il had on
laals A-d proceeded 10 the Hall Of the
uo1.e 40 tha, hour the large Assem-.
Ny focu vas packed to over idoWiog
'-l l1e press ct visitors was too great to
F'li iartler admission. The Senators
Hs'e seated. The President took his
-'lS. See and the high court was con-
'slsd The minutes Of Saturdays session
'., .S,e 'eAd and approved without objection.
'-s reports OF spec'al and select commit
s''a VII De- receiged" said President Carr.
e'l4'of frcs presented the report Of the
ol--i'.se iovssiigsiiug the charges Of at
g-P'ed bribery preferred by Delegate
Nan ct Marion county.
1853 C02niuTEE's REPORr.
has read az 'olloWs: To the Joint
os,Na oi The legislature Of Wtss Viz
ala lour Committee appointed under
'-S ie'o.uion adopted on the hrst day o.
.,'iaAfY, lssl, TO Investigate the ehaIge'
b Nia 10 the paper presented BY Mr
IN ibat day and to report whether
A'smpt has been made to corrupt ol
rr'Per.y ir1aeHce the vote Of any mem
=. 'he Joint Assembly 10 vote iol
H.. ea'e talt o. co teslee. beg leave Il
.'s following rep,rt;
IA 1imiEed a number Of witnesses
.N ecnclasiou from The testimony i
~ The evidence produced bstor
~ onni.tse in support Of charges
49," vas sufficient to create in on
a sraye suspicion that imprOpe
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PenDsblrro Postmaiter.

Special Ttit9TdHl 10 ne keolstef.
WASHINGTON, d. O., February W.
II. Lln'z has been appointed postmaster
at Pernsborro, Richie county, vice Z. G.
Wells, removed.
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Nosafer Rsmedy can be had for Coughs and
Colds or any trouble Of the Throat, than
browns Bronchial Troches.' Price &c. sold
only in boxes,
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FORD vfSDICATED.


CHARLESTO W. VA, FeD. 5, loSO.
To he Hon. A.e Ford: In jastics to
sou, desire 70 ssy il respect to my tesll-
mony given On the first day Of February
1890 before the Special Committee CT
Investigation appointed by the joint as
semblv Of the Legislature in which testi-
mooy. referred TO q conversation had
with ven on the evening Of the 3lst OF
Jannary 1880 concerning the deternias-
tion and decision OF the Gnbernatorial
Contest and in which stated you had Of
fersd to secure me position as the sup
psrinteudent Of a niue If would vote IN
favor Of declaring General Goh to have
b en- elected to the Office Of Governor,
that dill rot ia such testimony i1tend to
ssy that / regaid ded such offer Of a position a'
a briee or inducsment 10 so vote, bat as an
expression Of friendship upon your part to
be manifested Independent Of my actions
10 this matter.
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THE FIRST TIME

that be bad spoken on the floor of the
Joint assembly. There was no need to call
the attention OF the members to his
statement All understood the position in
which Mr Ford had been placed by the
evidence Of bJth Harr and Stolliogs before
the committee Of Investigation. Friend
and foe were alike an Xious 10 hear his
complete yindicatiOD. He addressed the
assembly briefly, saying that his name had
been connected with the charges Of cor
ruptiou, and in simple justice he desired
that the statement which he presented be
made a part Of the record. The paper was
fnrHarded and Il 80. IS follow:
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propassls we1e made BY A. K S'olliugs to
II iaerce the vote Of Delegate Hsrr, SAN
il was Of such contradictory character
that We do not ferl Justified in saying the
charges were sustained, or that the evi-
deuce iustifss auy further action being IA.
ken ir reference to the matter by the
Joint Session.
We were not at all satisfied with the tx
PLANTATION given by Mr.. StOllings Of the
circumstances involved in these
Charge AZ the same time as the
Glsr OF THE CHARGES
rests d ,on Mr.. HAIRS statements on the
one side and S.ollipgs' denial on the other,
We cannot say that the charges are sus-
tsiued. No evidence has been adduced
to show that any attempt has been made
to corrupt or improperly IL tlnence the vote
Of any Other member Of the joint assembly
10 vote for eontestAnt OF cOutesiee.
lSiguedl GEO. E PRICs, Chairman.
K p. CHEw,
ID. w. SHAW.
We, the undersigned, members OF tie
sgrte to the foregoing report,
except the statement that 'tbe evidence
was sufficient 10 create in our minds
grave suspicion that improper proposals
we're made By A K SiOllipgs 10
INFLUENCE THE VOTE
1f Delegate Harr.
In this statemen. We do not agree With
.he other members Of the committee.
rSignedl ALEX. @. MOORE.
y. b SCOTr.
Every word OF the report was attentive
" listeued to as it was read by the Clerk.
There was shadow Of disappointment on
The Democratic side Of ehe house and evil
lent Civilizations among the Republicans.
Col Moore Immediately addressed the
Chair:
He stated that he wished to repeat and
emphasized the statement that nothing
had been brought out to r,h Ct on the
character Of General Gof' or Judge Fiem
ng. Senator Price added his testimony 10
be same effect
Oa the moment that Price took his seat
|, tail angular man arOse to his feet I'M
behind Price. The speaker Was
Ford, OF Raleigh, and this Hss
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CONGRATULATIONS FOR FLEMING.

Pnslr. Carr Also. Congratulated on H.s
Bold a1I Manly Sand for the Right.
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A GREAT DAY AT IHE CAPITAL.
A happy lal Ias Ililg to the Long Pro-
ucaj Warag aud VeXatons
6agrl0rl Confess
TIE INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.

APur@l,l 10 Hl7s them on thursday
BEg. That Too Soon. To Allow the
Numerous People Who Want to
Attend 20 Gs. Ready and Get
Ilsr.---A Full Report Of
l Interesting Proceed
1gs Of Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-31
A HEAP OF ASHES.
4 Big District in Leadaa Swept
BY Fire.

LAID IN krTSs


Loxnos, Dee. sa--A terrific con-
fsgratioa has breks ca Qneen Victoria
and Thames streets. interesting thor
oaghfares IN the great business quarter
OF the city. A large number Of ware
houses were on IRE ana the flames rap
Idly spread A general alarm Nas
sounded
Fourteen ire engines were aeon upon
the spot and the fnemea did their ut
most. but with little success. 10 cheek
the names A high wind " as blowing and
II materially added 70 the fury of the
nanes, while hindering the firemea in
their efforts 10 save property. Terrible
sheets of flame and clouds OF hot smoke
were frequently whirlsd dangerously
near the struggling dremen. who
met with little or no success in
their battle with the fiery eie-
ment The large wholesale fur manu-
factory of Revillon freeres, extend
ing from LET 10 li Queen Victoria
street, was doomed shortly after the
fire gained strong Roadway. A large
copper warehouse, = number of fancy
goods stores and the Gulcher Electric
Light and Power CompaGy's building
were also a complete prey To the flames.
Immense crowds of people gathered
on the bridges over the Thames and In
streets RAINING down TO the river.
where good view of the oonfiagration
could be had. As the fire pro-
crossed il spread to the headquarters
of the Salvation Army, illumi-
mating that red-painted blood and fire"
building in most ominous manner.
The salyationists worked like beavers
in their efforts TO place the records and
other property of the army in place of
safety.
By4p. m, all the buildings from the
corner of Bennets Hill 10 1856 Queen
Victoria street were either blazing
fercely or were smouldering, red ruins.
with scorched, blackened shells around
them.
Old st. Benet's Church, Paul's wharf,
between 225 and 226 Upper Thames
street, famous Welsh church, also
caught fire, its blazing stceple forming
one of the most striking features of the
terrible scene. The firemen at one time
managed 10 OBTAIN cOntfcl OF the names
at this point, and the conflagration. so
far as ST. Benet's was concerned, was
for a time arrested. However 10y 5 p.
m, the church was completely de-
stroyed.
On the other hand, the fremen at that
hour had managed TO save the Salvation
Army's headquarters from destruc-
ton, and it was announced
that the members of the Lon
don Fire Brigade were once more
happy and in full control of the situa-
ton and ruins. In other words, the
fire had abo..t burned itself ont, and
the fire department, with twenty-nine
engines on the spot, was pouring water
on mountains of smouldering debris.
A rough estimate of the damage done
places the amount at 9300.0 or ST.
500. 900, but this estimate is thought TO
be under the real amount. Two mil
lion dollars it is said may eventually
prove to b. the cost of 'he ere.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-31

Which runs between Chicago and
New York and Boston, over the Michi-
gan Central. New York Central and
Boston & Albany Railroads, has prob
ably excited more comment of the mos
favorable character from the travelling
public IN general and metropolitan
press IN particular than any other train
on wheels. The New York World SAVE:
1.-The train is made up OF Wagner buff
fet, smoking ana library, sleeping. din
ing and drawing room cars, built ex-
pressiy for this service. They repre-
sent the best possible outcome of the
car-buiider's art. and every appliance
for ease and safety has been drawn up
on IN the construction of these rolling
iuxuries. Once oil on the flying
trip the passenger does not suffer the
least annoyance, passing over such an
easy graded and curyeless route as
these two roads combine 10 make. The
yestibule arrangement of the train
makes il thoroughly comfortable anc
luxurious from end 10 end and the day
spent on this trip between the seaside
metropolis and the great city by the
lakes could not pass more pleasantly at
the best appointed hotel. The meals
served are from choice menus, with ALI
that is substantial and delicious in the
great markets at either END of the line.
The sleeping arrangements include well
heated, ventilated and lighted cabinets,
where the utmost privacy and ease may
be enjoyed"
BY the recent change in the time card
OF the Michigan Central's Grand Rap
ids division the train which formerly
left Grand Rapids at ll:55 a. m. now
leaves a. I:20 p. m, except Sunday, ar
irving at Jackson 4:3o D. M. and Detroit
6:45 p. M, connecting with the North
Shore limited, bringing the passengers
into the Grand Central depot at New
York at p. m. and Boston at 8 p. m.
on the following day. No extra charge
is made for this magnificent and sump-
tuous service, nor for the wonderful
speed with which the passenger IS safely
and luxuTlously carried.
For accommodations and any infor-
NATION desired apply to g. W. Munson,
city ticket agent, 81 Monroe-st., or 10
+. NJ. Briggs, general agent. Grand
Rapds, Mich.