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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
NORFOLK NEWS


Triii of The Coupon Cases Di.continucc-
Farmer. Alliance and Other News.
NORFOLK. "a. Feb. o. special. The
middle over The property of the late George
p. Gordon, whose widow married Henry d.
Van W,ck. Of This city, is exciting mucn
interest here IHo recent finding i'm Nov
York. the home of the deceased Go. don. of
300 old Wili that may cause $1,000 worth
of the property t9 change hands, VIII az
least Involve tine title 10 this property in
litigation for "a LONG time. Van Nycks
Academy Of Music b, part OF the disputed
property. the outcome Of the litigation BE-
"a mere matt D. of conjecture.
the trial OF the coupon cases before Judge
HIll iu thD Circuit Court here was disc0n-
unucd until the May term, in The hope that
o. debt settlement viii by that time have
assumed such shape as % oONidte The me-
ce-sity for these trials. About one hum
dred. or tWo-tuird- Of the whole number of
cases. shave been disposed OF up 90 this time.
Efforts are being made 90 form "a branch
NJ the third party known as the tOnicierd-
ton 0f Industrial ORGANIZATIONS, IN this
city. s. meeting las been announced for
February 2ith, at which b. is expected thft
Nh. Ralph Beaumont. oi Washington, ID.
g.. th- editor of thc Citizens Alliance, and
MIR. J. b. Beverly Nice-president OF the
Farmers Alliance of This state, viii be-
present and deliver addresses.
Al 10 meeting OF the directors of The Cot
tom Exchange. held here Yesterday. res0lu-
buttons were adopted memorialzing the
vs. cstern OniOn Telegraph Company ln re-
gard Oh connecting New York and Norio
hy ocean cable.
Rev. Father Joseph Fr.ol. yicar-general
Nr..n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Miss Nertie Jordan. ON account OF the re-
cent death ofthe brides mother only the
members OF toe family and few intimate
friends were present.
This affair was not entirely devoid Of
romance. Mr. Rose having met his bride ten
years aro when he was a cadet at the Viz
pipia Military Institute. The acquaintance
ripened into an engagement, but the couple
was separated all TINS time on account Of
the groom's residence IN New York. but the
parties proved faithful to their betrothal to-
dav. A reception was given " the home Of
the b-ide tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
I1YMEN'S WORK IN VIRGINIA
SEVERAL PRETTY MARRIAGES
THROUGHOUT TIE STATE.

Mr.. Ehfman 10 Miss Davis In Petersburg
Trial Of the Norfolk Coupon Cases Dis
continued-Failure Of ). Il. Broaddus
Co. in Caroline County-Over the state
PETERSBURG. Va. FEB. Especial. A
brilliant marriage took place this afternoon
Al 4:30 O'Clock. al the Washington-street
Methodist Episcopal church, in the pres
enee Of an assemblage which filled every
available space in the spacious building
Tne contracting parties were Mr. Clarence
Preston Ehrman, Of Goshen, aud Miss san
Mi. Robinson Davis. "a most popular ana &C
comul shed Young lady OF this place. In
honor of the occasion the pulpit stand was
beautifully and deliberately decorated
with lowers, ferns and potted plants
The following gentlemen acted as hsheI-'
GEORGE Shipley. Of Petersburg; Paul Ie-
iona of ru,aua: Herbert Hall, Of Peters
htr,. Merrctf Motley. Of Ashland, and W.
T. Dtvi, and c. II. Davis, brothers OF tne
bride. The bride. handsomely attlred IN a
beautiful white silk dress and lovely white
ypil entered the church leaning on the arm
If her brother William Arthur Kyle DAVIS,
p,inriua1 of The Southern Female college
of This city. The bride was met al the
marriage altar by the groom and bis Desi
man. Mr.. T.. II. ~t0ycr. A. the bridal party
entered thechurch The bridal chorus from
Ilhcnrriu WAS sung by Miss Bette Jones
Miss Jennie Mnairee, Miss Mary fpPrs
Jones. Miss Lucy stone. ana Messrs. Lte
R,.efs Jmts Ialiaferr0 and j. William
Friend. Miss Laura Jones resided ai the
,r,an. The marriage ceremony was per
formed by Rev. - =. Lambeth. pastor oi
genfcnaIf NJ. J.. church, of LynchDurg
SIR and Mr- Enrmsu lrit ON an eN.endt1
bridal tour Norfh. The bride IS sister oi
Nr. Richard u. Davis. prominent member
of the Der of Petersburg.
Mr.. Chqrle. 4. e.. llainey and W.ie' OF
Rochester. n. H., are here on visit To .h'
-,I battle grounds around Petersburg. MI
Uamoy tell wounded boy q rifle ball IN the
-rlino Jordan's farm. in Prince George
county.
Mn. j. T.. Powers and Miss Mamie
O.R~ien. Of This city. were married at OIL
o'clock this morning at -. Joseph t1tho-
l.e church. ~. j. T. O'Farrail. oihciaied
The waite were Mr.. j. 4. Holy viii
Miss Nellie Haili-au. and Mr. W. J..
Nabpr with Miss Magic Coleman. Altei
receiving tuc congratulations oi lneii
friend, the newly made couple left for Bal
tmure ou bridal tour.
MIC . W. Collier, iIrm.rl4 Ncii-Nhn"H
printer Of this city. who went to Gnlin, ia,
some months ago io accept the position OF
9 creart ri thc Young Mems Christian A~-
-oriai.ou, in taat place, VIII shortly return
to Petersburg.
& new town o. %. called Clyde is o. Doe
lulIi up iu Prince George county. between
Peter burg and CITY Point. The town is to
cover GJ0aer.-, 900 ot which have already
.o.n llid 00 into Duildiug-lots streets, ave
uur- and alleys. I'm This 100 acres there are
G .af4. rbemaiu streets are SD feet wide
fn. cross streets 4H feet. and the alleys 2l
..t o. i- proposed bf the projectors ~ inc
r.N town o. give away sites Cor all Kinds
0f mauuiaDloric-, churches. schools, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

DGChMOND fREDEalCkSBUk,
N AID PGTtN ~ HAITROAD.-sche j.
ule commencing JANUARY lSls' low
Eastern STANDARD time:
sO7> m. leaves Eyrd-strect stat on ns,i
stots only al Ashland. botb"en'
Milford, fTedeiiciksburs. vO esbGn1
ana Wliswa.er. sleeper " hslll"s ,
fOn and New York. Arrives az
Warrington at l:O1 y. M; kalu-
more I.17 u. IN: Phil0Oelphlf'
34T n. m: New ofk, H y ~
f1.6oa m leaves IS, ru-sIrgrf siAu1A
except SUNDAY. Buffet paHor
Richmond 10 Washington Ar
rives nj Washington az f:1O y. m.
Baltimore. 5:2i p. M. fnlia ,o..,-.
phia, 10 p. m; Sew hoIN i"'''
-.1o q. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeping car Richmond 20
York. stops only al Asnlau,,'
BoihweI. Milford. Predecessor =
Brooke and Whitewater stops az
other stntiOns on SundhNs' ~
riv,s M Washington at i1:lO p.
Baltimore. 1873 a. m; Ihiia-
delpha, 3:45 a. NJ; New 1orK' o''o
s.soa m'arrivesat Byrd-sireot station dai
'''' Sleeper from New York. stops
only az Whitewater. Brook, Fred
rricksburg, Milford. Boutwell, ana
Ashland. stops az other stations
on sundays.
o.ss n. m. arm. Is al Byrd-strcet station daily
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New YORK
does not stop az Ella.
9.45 u. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except sunday Buffet ParlOr Ca
Washington 10 Richmond.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAYS
100 q. m. leaves Byrd-strcet station, ar
rlyes at Fredericksburg a. $40 p
10
$40 a. m. arrives ~ Bvri street station.
leaves Fredericksburg 40 go a. IN,
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
6.4S 81. ~. leaves tlba. Arrives az Ashland a.
7:33 q. m.
8.24p IA. leaves ElOa; arrives at Ashland al
7.O3 p. 3D..
$40 a. IN. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at
6;06 q. m.
e:Is p. m. arrives al Elba: leaves Ashland at
$50 p. m.
Tho Sow York and Florida special y csll -
bulo Tram leaves Byrd street station az sol
"a m on rursd ays. Thursdays and saturday,
commencing January 22d, and arrives at
Byrd-strCet ststion at $40 p. iu. ON Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. Extra iafe is
charged on this train.
G.. A.TAYLOR, Traffic Manal er
f. T. -. MYERS. General ~uIerlI iendeui.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

What testy SET the European politicians
are \ little disappointment over favor
lie bill Is construed into rebuke, or vote
Of want of confidence, and Cd thevsg0 in a
hun and resi- On. Neither Mr.. HARRISON nor
any Oi hi, Cabinet are so sensitive. They
set their hearts on the Force bill, the Presi-
dent even threatening not g. be a candidate
for reelection if the bin failed. Yet it Wac
thrown aside even with his party IN the nia-
lOrlty-tho rebuke coming from his own as
well as the opposition party Neither does
Messrs. Hoar and Aldrich feel inclined %
retire under such AN aflr0nt. They swallow
10 and 20 ON, hoping 10 lind a chance %
sneak their pet measure through when Mr..
German Is not looking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Treaty with Canada
|HniloIaInbfo fip,.s1

The proposals made 10y the Canadian
Government Tor a treaty with the United
states will strike all unprecedented persons
on this 81 IL OF the boundary as eminently
proper aud desirable. Between such near
neighbOrs there ought 10 be the most perfect
understanding and the tewest possible re-
strictions uIOu commercial intercourse. The
proposal for renewal Of the reciprocity
treaty OF 1854 with such notifications and
extensions as may be deemed OF mutual in
terest, is sufficiently broad 10 admit Of COM
plete reciprocity ifthat can be arranged, and
i readjusIment Of The fishing and coasting
avs OF the two countries would certainly be
20 the benefit ofeach. This ispot san offer
hat Mr.. Blaine can afford TO throw over his
,houlder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
CilLlLhND YANCEY.


BcnuiNul Naiildst AtttHoI' IN Nbull
Boston.
SOUTH BOslON. Va. FEB. D. special
rhc Presbyterian church Of ihi, city, which
has De u the scene of many brilliant mar.
rlages. has known none more beautiful 90
Impressive than the one presented this
morning when the marriage VOWS OF samuel
+. Giihlaud aud Miss Lille B. Ylncty
were taken. The audience room had been
decorated la "a most artistic mannc", the
ro-trum displaying a solid pyramid OF n0,-
house plants and flowers.
Promptly at II O'Clock The wedding
march, rendered Oy Mrs. Rosa Apt IN %
charming manner. pcaled forth DO, merry
strains, and thc attendants entered IN the
following manner: Mr K. II. Edmondsoa
aud Miss Helen Noon, Mr.. ]. &. Sprageins
aul' Miss Katie Caddock, Mr. Charles
Winston, of Richmond. and Miss Matte
Harvey of san Francisco. Cal. Mr.
Charles johnson aud Miss Lillian White.
Mr.. IS int 5iosely and Miss Carrie Terry.
The ushers were Major ". +. Reeve
and Colonel George ". Leach. Next
came Che bride, Who was aturOl
Ina handsome travelling s.it, ace
complu.ed by l,r aid OF honor, Niles
Birdie Jones. of "a hmond, Va. and was
met at the altar by the groom and his best
man, Mr. sam +. Glenn. Inc ceremony
was then performed in the most solemn
ANA impressive manner bv the Rev. =. III.
Thompson. pastor Of the FIRST Baptist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gililland left on the
noon train for an extended Northern tour.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of our
popular townsmau. BIZ. =. ii. Nancey. and
1ne OF the ioyeiiost Of old I9lilax's daugh-
.er-.
Mr.. Gillilaud, Who was formerly OF Rich
nond, now fills with credit the position OF
IA naging editor Of ho South Boston Times.
ana has won for himself aud his hrid
hearty congratulations for long life OF un-
allowed happiness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
WORD TO TmE NoANokE mEHALi

A WORD TO THE ROANOKE HERALD.
In an article entitled "a Detestable Or
der" which appeared in the Wednesday
issue Of TIE Roanoke Herald, that paper cA-.
hibits a degree Of Ignorance 80 eNtraoi-
binary that we are at loss 10 account for
the tenor Of tue remarks in which 1t in
dulges. Referring 70 the recent determine
ton Of our Iommitteo on Grounds and
Buildings 10 discharge all Republicans en-
ployed on our new Ciiy Hail, the Herald
unbosoms itself as follows:
"The Richmond press Were united IN their
opposition TO the Force BILL chamtionod in
the Senate uy Mr. Hoar. but we have yet.
10 observe any opposition TO the homemade
measure, although u is equally as detesla-
bic They censure Northern manufacturers
for discharging employees who vote The
Democratic ticket, and by their silence con-
done thing as mean simply because the
Democratic party in Richmond viii, per
haps be benefited 10 the extent OF few
votes. Consistency, thou ar, indeed Jewell
but thy abiding place is not in Nirsinia's
capital city.
Thank God there are places in Virginia
where brains. muscle and capital, regard
less Of their possessors, are wanted, ana
where Force bills 20 discharge laoorers ON
public works solely because Of their poll
ties are not tolerated, aud where every man
OF every nationality, Of eYery faith and
creed, willing 20 earn an honest living. viii
be welcomed with open arms. Roanoke |
and other cities can boast of this Catholic
ism and their people mourn because Rich |
mond cannot"
II the editor Of the Herald had been sCoi'
ciently alert to follow the course OF luE
THINKS. IL would have found. what We ven
ture 10 say is known b all Of our oiatl
State contemporaries, that We severely con
demned, in series Of editorial articles.
appearing in our issues OF saturday. suh
day and Tuesday last, the proposition u"0et
criticism, and that il was largely due 20 The
efforts OF THE TIMEs that public opinion
was 30 emphatically aroused in this city,
that the Committee on Grounds and Build.
iags were compelled In difference TO II, topaz
TALLY recede from the wholly untenable
position which they had assumed.
We would recommend 70 The Herald the
exhibition Of larger degree OF care and
attention than IL showed Ia this instance,
in which II fell into a mistake that was very
unjust both 20 THg rIMEs and the people Of
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
APRETIY WEDDING.
ST.. VS. White and MIR. Helen stske-
Right 1har Ifoth.

Flight Ihtlr IfOth.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Feb. j.-'Spc-
cial. Mr.. W. :. White, Commonwealth
Atone OF stafford county, secretary OF
The fredericksburg Development Company.
president Of the Northern Neck Railroad
Company ana otherwise connected with
land b0oms and specula'iohs, was married
tonight % Mrs Helen Stokes, daughter OF
the late General Slbley, MeXican-war vet
eran, who invented the Celebrated Sibiey
tent which is now IN use in the United
States army, and for which his heirs have
been trying for Years % obtain from Con-
gress royalty for the use Of his invention.
Rev. Mr.. CLARK, OF the Episcopal church,
performed the beautiful ceremony, which
was witnessed by the elite Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

GOVERNOR BULLOCK, who was carpet
bag reconstruction Governor OF Georgia,
says that he thinks Mr.. Rutherford u.
HAYES, Of Ohio, would be the most available
Republican presidential candidate in 1892
A most admirable suggestion, aud the only
thing needed 10 complete the ticket would
be The name Of Rufus u. Bullock, Of
Georgia. With a Republican ticket Of Il.
3. Hayes and X. u. Bullock in the field
against them Cleveland and ---- will
carry every State in the Union, not except
Ing Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

any man, woman. or child who Is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, Headache.
or Torpid Liver t0 prove that a few doses OF
simmons Liver Regulator will not relieve
them. IL never fails, and is 81 pure, so sure.
50 harmless that an infant can take II and
never have a second spell OF collie An
adult can take IL, keep the bowels regular
and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
RICHMOND 4 DANYILLE R, R.
HORTE-rAEuQU QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AID SOUTHWEST
scHEDULE IN EFFECTJAN.4. 1891
LEAVf NIcHMOND:

MA \ I 1910 81 NUM-
4 tAiH 40. H. $40 a. NJ.
AfUrIHfl y ENHNt~-, daily, for )anvlile
y greensboro Wiusipu-~aien, Durham
}ti,i-n. Uaudleman. salisbury. Ashcville
f0f ~uliubs Charlotte. Columbia, Aiken
Augusta. atlanta, Birmingham, Monteom-
.ry, New Orleans, Texas, and taiiioruIe
tullman palace slcepiug-cars Richmond u
nluville and D5nyillC t0 A,hcvllle, Augusta
iruin0m pm, aud New Orleans.
TRAN so. 10 lO:35 A. ".
VIRGINIA AND NOhIh CAROLINA fN-
7 PRESS, dliiY. Got HurkoFille, all sih-
sons ou the Norfolk and Western Railroad
,rnchburg, Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA, Nom
pins, tId Nashville. also for keysvilit
1larkBsiIe, oxford. Henderson. Durham
md ksi.'zh. This Tram goes through solid
iO HAlC 81.
TRAIN No. o. PM.
VAST NhiL. daily. f0r an points on tnr
/ Farmsiue aud pownatn Railroad, Dam
vile, Greensboro, iustOu-~alem, Raleigh
rh0rlOt,s, As1eyiile columbia, Angus a.
orleans, Texas, and California. Pullman
palace slecp.ng-cais nIuFNle 20 Augusta unc
AtLiufa. and at Greensboro sleeper Via A,hr-
ulc g. hOrrisfnwu. Fem. AZ DnYille Cou-
uecis with thc Nc.tiLulc limited.
lEAln SO. II. D.. 81.
4 MtLlA ActON0DA1lON, daily, except
\ SUNDAY, Tor Amelia Courthouse aud iu-
Ierme0iute points.
EnAIS 80. 90. G:l5A.M.
ILDFMR LOCAL. daily. except SUNDAY
\ freight train with coacu attached. ioi
Cover, = a., cud intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train 80. ~, q A. NJ. so TO- $50 h. NJ,
Sc. IL, f.30 = NJ, and so. Is. s:45 a. VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
: + :. W aafo.AaHeStsrnRH.


TWO DAILY TEAIrs 90 HoKtOLk.
TWO DAILY TRAINS rD LYNCWr Hr
SCHEDULES EFFECT JAN.I1. 1891.
LEAVE hll11OND: BHRD-SrREET STA
TON.
300 a. Il. Daily. wa Petersburg. Rlcnlnon.
sad Norfolk through express. an
rive Norfolk liza. A VI. stops olly
a. Petersburg. aNcrly and az
iOlk.
9:l5 4, N. DAILY tia Petersburg. Arrive "a;
Petersburg 1000 A. 81. SO. 9
leaves Petersburg ll.O3 A. VI. fYf
flrnv.lie, Lyucnburg aud Hil
pOlnis south olt West. Through
cr Richmond to Roanoke and
1910 p. a. uaIy, ia Petersburg. Arrives {
Pete, sDur. l2.1b %. ~, datlN-
icNes Petersburg at I:bJ T.. NJ.
oally, arriving at Norfolk az 800
ll:10 = ". Daily. r1 Petersburg. arriving si
PETERSBURG at lS:O2 a. ~, con.
uetltn #tu Train NJ. L. lea,4nA
Peter Otrs az 1910 A. 81. for Farm.
vile nclhurg aud an points
son ~ 'nd West. Pullman palace
sier O. between Richmond auI
LA cubnrg. Is, rihs ready Tor 0-
pa. ry at 8 u. NJ
1888 q. VI. Dnly, r,a Burseville. FOR Farm
VIE. Lynchburg md tie West and
Scutn.
PULLMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lions.
Eo. l-5l-eplng-car richmond % lynch
hurg: ALDO PETERSBURG O.. brl.Io. without
cuauge, leaving Petersburg daily al 1910 4.
20 fullman sleeper Lyucnbugg o. Menu
pills, without change
40. 3-inrOu-h cOdch Richmond 10
Roanoke and Radi0rd. Pullman glrcp.l
fo3nOke - Memphis. wifhOu cnange.
ilckels, baggage-curcks, and su IufYrm...
-lon can o. obtained 40 ElcnuOrdanI psttfe.
burg Railroad depot, a. ~. CARRIERS IcN.
MAN street. and al % Company's office, 90
oast Main street.
h. 80. COUVTNEY.
Passeug r. Agent.
W. q. BEFifI.
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
ROSE-JORDAN.
A Beautiful Wedding which Has Flavor
OF ROmanee.

LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. 5.--.speeigl. A
quiet yet beautiful marriage was celebrated
at Grace Memorial church at . p. M. yes
terday afternoon, when Mr.. A. T.. o. Rose,
of New York, was united in marriage 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

NOW add the dcmNld FIR AN armory for
colorod troops. stuart Horse Guards. for
improvements for Riverside and other
parks. etc, efc. and sou may readily See
that Richmond, needs are many and
mighty. Now which of these apprOpria-
ti0n- are tO Doe cast aside DO order that an
electric plant mas De acquired:
The estimate 4 = Tor the electric plant and
thc prOpO,cdapprowiati0n is totally made
qlate. one Council adypctt of the scheme
says "it D, enough 10 commence on but the
facts are 10 will take nearer S2OO,OUO for sucI
"a plant as the city needs, and even with
such plant electric lights will not be pro
duced at the low price NOW being paid.
Take the city plant OF Chicago. which H.
famed for 10, economical management, The
last report says the estimated cost OF cleo
tire lights is eighty dollars per aunum eN-
elusive of interest and depreciation and D.,
the actual running c.-t 81 operation.
Now snail the views OF one Councilman.
who has publicly said he would rather that
the city should pay fny cents per night for
lights of her own manufacture than nine
teen cents by contract" prevail, or shall
sound, practical business-sense methods
govern the municipality;
TAXPAYER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

L'ARNNILLE AND POWHATAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. .O3 .l,.
VI ID lfcet-ocaedale lu euccl JANUARY
10, 1891:
LEAVE RICHMOND
o'po D. ul. Wa Atlantic Coast inc for Per.
muda.
$40 o. m. yia Atlantic Coast Line lor Win.
tsfppck and iute rucallte stations.
100 %. u Via hrnmun and D4nyl.I- l0I
taimNlIIo and on stations vDsf CD.
W lnitrpock.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 "a. in. Via Atlantic Coast Line lrom Ben.
uunH.
OlO-p. m. VIA Atlantic Coast Zinc rom
" utclpOcA and Intermediate .tI.
tOus
$3.50 p. u1. va Richmond and ulnvnis ron
" uferpock. Fa.mNllle and inter
mediate station =.
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggage checks. tlme-fnll
&c, call upon A. " CARRIER. the Atlnltr
coast Line and Richmond and D.uvila d..
pots W. &. LalGHIDN.
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES K. WERTH, General Manager
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