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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
DIED IN HIS FOLLY
Yokohama Has q Mate TO the
Deacon Tragedy.
HETHtRlSeToN's VENGEANCE
A Unised States Naval ofEees Kilis .
Bankss Who Had beea Teo
Attentive 70 His VIE.

San FRAxcaseo. March 7.-George
Cover Robinson, . well-known resi-
dent Of Yokohama Japan, was shot
and killed February Is by Lieut. J. u.
Hetheringson. Of the United States
steamship Marion. The latter was
jealous Of Robinson's attentions to
Mira Hethsrington- The lieu.
tenant surrendered himself and
Is confined aboard tho Marion
Hethsrington h member Of WELL
known lows family. and was APP
pointed from that state 70 the naval
academy 1t Annapolis in 1874 He Yves
promoted to : lieutsnancy In ioeo He
i about twelve ysars older than his
wife. Robinson was young banker.
He was born In Yokohama and edu-
Gated In England.
WaFaed BY the Husband.
Some time ago he began paying ct
tentious 20 Mira Hetherington and was
so devoted that their intimacy became
the gossip Of the town. Hetherington
told Robinson that no must refrain
from seeing MIRA Hctherington and
that he had better leave town. Rob-
inson promised to obey and went
away. In txo days he returned aud
became more devoted than ever to
MrA HetherinRton-
Shot Down.
The evening Of February Is Robin
son with friend named Purs was out
driving when some one on the road
called ont for him to stop. Robinson
pulled up his team. when Immediately
two shots were fred. The first one
missed, but tho second took effect
in Robinson's groin and he fell ont
Of the buggy. Para also jumped
out and seized Hethesington, who
had done the shooting. He
soon released tho naval ofacer. who
walked away. followed BY Robinson's
native servant. who pointed tho shooter
out to the police. Hetherington was
arrested and pls.,ed in jail. Robinson
died soon after the shooting. Robin
son on his deathbed denied that he had
been criminally intimate with her and
said they had merely been carrying or
. Irritation.
A native Of love.
DUBUQUE, Ia, March THE tele
gram from San Francisco announcing
tho killing Of prominent citizen o.
Yokohama by Lieut. ]. H Hethering
ton. Of the United States warshil
Marion Of the Asiatic squadron, creates
. sensation here Lieut. Hethering
ton is = native Of Dubuque He en-
tered the naval academy ct Anuspoli
In 1874, graduated with high honors il
1878, was 1T once assigned'to duty snt
has been in active service ever since
Three years ago he married . Mis-
Hughes. of Wilmington, Del
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

PARIS, March THE farewell ban
quet TO Mr.. Reid. tho retiring United
States minister. has been fixed for
March -. and will be held In tho sale
de fete Of the Hotel Continent Tho
American banker, Mr.. Harjes, will pre-.
side. The farewell address. engrossed
ON parchment will be read by Consul
fsnnApa1 K}nO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

SAVANNAH, Ga, March =. = The
Ocean aud Beach hotels and three cot
tages at Tybee Beach. 20 miIes from
Savannah. burned Sunday nigh
Estimated loss. $40. 900; insurance nm
known. The ERE started in the Beach
hotel end is believed to have been Of
incendiary origin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Artist Montague Kills Eiis wife and HIN
self IN Washingtoa.

self II Washington.
WAsHrxarox. March 1.-TWO shots
fired simultaneously In room oc.upied
by Fernleigh Montague, IN artist. and
his wife, startled the occupants Of the
house SIS Fourth street. northeast,
Sunday. The door was forced open by
an officer, when husband and wife were
found lying on tho bed dead. From
their position the woman had evident
" allowed her husband to place the
pistol to her mouth and dre Then he
turned the bloody weapon to his OVID
mouth. Aired and dropped back on the
pillow dead. Dependency, the result
of long and painful illness. was un-
doubleday the cause of the deed,
bat the reason for the wite's consent
ing to the rash act is . mystery. A
theory is advanced that she worshiped
the man to that extent that she was
willing to die with him. and another is
that. having waited upon him 90 long
and being herself worn out, she too
became dependent and preferred to
die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

CAMDxN, Ark. March John r.
Chidester. known the county over -
the original overland mail-carrier. died
1T his residence in this city Sunday
morning Of old age. In ante-bellum
days and for long time after the war
Chidestsr held government contracts
for carrying the msils over the greater
portion Of the southern states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
DasiIlas Piles Cd . Fortune.

SAN rRAKcIsCo. March 7.-H. Scott.
. wealthy coffee planter Of 0ustemala.
who just arrived from there. says the
report that Barillas hasn't made .
fortune during HE six yesrs in the pres
idency Of Guatemala are absurd. He has
cleared atleast u. 500. 900 yearly, and his
fortune - estimated BY good judges
~ 90. oos. 600 Most Of this he has al
ready cent 70 Europe, and he has been
mortgaging his real estate and psrson-
II property, - he expects 70 leave IL
most immediately for England What
his opportunities were for making
money may b seen from the fact that
the coffee planters alono paid him $780,.
COO yearly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

WAsnrNaroH. March THE house
committee on the election Of president
and vice president have determined to
have joint conference with tho SEN
ate committee ON privileges and cleo
tons for tho purpose Of considering the
various measures that have been intro
duced changing the tenure Of the pres
idential Office and naming later day
for the inauguration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
sLooos FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.

xagr~as Attach Parsy 81 waite Men
80 Te~r - the vssns< Are Ds.A
IDnoETos. KY. March News hes
Just been received Of bloody fight
which took place ~ C.ark's cross
roads. miles east Of this place. be-
tween . party OF twelve wagosers
twhits) on one side and eleven negro
fsrn hands On the other, IA
which four OF the negroes we're killed
and three or four wounded and two OF
the wagoners seriously hurt One OF
the wsGonerA while passing along the
rod. struck . negro with his whip
and cursed him The negro gathered
ten Of his friends together and
started for . distillery where the
wageners had habit Of stopping.
Whss they arrived at the dis
tillery al OF the wagoners were
insids Of the house purchasing whisky,
excspt two These the negroes set
upon with rocks and clubs and would
have made short work Of them bat for
the timely sppearsnce Of the ten 9TH
era who sprang among them and in .
short time shot and killed four and
wounded three or four others. two of
whom. il 10 said. cannot recover. The
sheria and . posse have gone to the
scene of the trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
FEEDING THE STARVING.
9ood Distributed IN visasa 20 the Hs0i-
He 0g the uooUployeA.


VIENNA. March Ton Saturday an
other sxtsnsive distribution of food to
the destitute WAS made here. Twelve
thousand loaves Of bread were distrib-
vted from four different stations.
along with . quantity Of meat.
sausagss and milk. u was touching TO
go the procession Of applicants In
which there wsre hundreds OF chill
drsn. from the ags Of 3 upward, many
clothed only % far - TO have . hand
ksrehisf about the loins and about the
neck. With bony Angers they seized
ON the food and showed their gratitude
In their eysa After weary wait in
the snow tweuty-seven women tainted
Twenty young men carried ont the
work Of distribution. They kept order
by kind words and looks alone. They
depend solely upon the money sent
from the psperA mainly the Neu Eric
Hrssse. the mayors fund being held
for more systematic relief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

WAsurxefox. March THE bursan
- ths American rspublios u informed
that The Legislature Of british Guiana
has placed q. 90. go - the disposal Of
the government Of that colony = .
subsidy 10 secure che construction Of .
line Of railway from Demera river to
the Esseuuibe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

er. Louzs. March IA freight train
wreck occurred O The Missouri Pacific
1t Ewing avenue. In the western sub
urb Of this city. five men oss reported
killed and several injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
MURDERED HIS BROTHER.
The victina Haa Killed Another Brother
Tive YeArs nsfess.


Tive Yosrs BsSess.
LoUrsvu.LE, KY. March 7.-Near
Mount Vernon Saturday evening Em-
NETT 6nodgrass, town marshal. was
shot and killed by HE brother. IsGac
SnodgrasA It was the result Of Emmett
having killed bis brother, Squire"
SnodgTsss some two years aRo En-
nett 0nodgrass IN 1879 killed James
Bethurum. The quarrel leading up to
the killing Of Bethurum began in 1870.
when Andy Cummins . brother.
in-lsw Of Bethurum. with three
other men charged with various
crimes from burglary to murder.
were taken BY = mob from the
Mount Vernon Jail and hanged to one
Of the old Gallows west Of the town.
Snodgrass was finally acquitted for
this killing but left the state. going %
joliet III, where he killed negro
who failed TO get OF the end Of 6nod-
grass' wagon when commanded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

cu1eAa>. March f~1ha Western
ps
pxss ensee6easoa veo<s have
agrse1 - : rns> - go fsrs ~ ne
rsosA Mp fes@ oil pessts - ~ ~,
tteaal 1emeefntts epeven<tee - -
beia b. fhs<nGs - ~ reoettisea
eseseot6oo = nionenoatlA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

OnAnA. Nsh. March I-0ov. Boyd
hes made public his intsntien not to
call . special session Of the ls9islar
turs. giving ~ his rsassa the expense
and Ne feet that The nsjosisy Of the
Legislature opposed H. and that Il
would b unconstitutiona 70 rsdistrict
che state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

did.cy for the presidency. He declares
that he - not candidate. but that be
Is willing that his name should Be used
u The eonssafion IL his friends 90
ulaxsG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Nsv Yoax. March s.--tsolA ens -
the smount ~ -. 80 Hes hsen or.
dered fos ship@eas 70 Europe Tuesday.
Tss>i eeasvss sisss February -, -
stAtet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
FLIGHT OF \ BANKER. "a
4 Mount pleas6ht vlnansise Departs In .
yory MystoFaouo Manner.

Mourn PLEAsAHr. Pa. March IT,
Hugo Kali. president and owner Of the
slsvinsky bank and general steamship
agent, IS missing. The Slsvs and
Huns Of this region have bcen de-
posting their savings with him, and
he n said 70 have 5000 of their
money in his possession. When the
announcement was made that Kali
was mot In town . crowd of angry
foreigners surrounded tho bank and
threatened TO break down the door.
They were only prevented from
carrying out their threats BY the po-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
Killed BIZ the Car.

WILMINGTON. Del, March 1.-THE
bodies Of two men were found along
the Philadelphia Wilmington q Balti.
more railroad near the city Saturday
evening, lying close together. They
had evidently been struck BY . trsin
and instantly killed. One Of them was
identified by papers in his pocket -
John Keller. Of Brooklyn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
SIGNS OF RACKET
The oshring Sea Case Takes
On = Serious Aspect.
UNCLE SAM FEELS lNSulTED
es,Istusys Rsfusai 10 Rsnsv - Medas
vi>.nli Lssksd upsa - N In.
sub 70 Uneis San.

vl-u-<i Ieeksd Upea = IN In.
srr-~...
=
WA6nfnsrou, NaSeA The DeArinR
- sisustioa SIN soatinuss - b the
shfof toufe a eoooin Tho rutuxn Of
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- indisaxioa thai 6xm stand viii ~
uaistainsA The matter = ssnsrally
psenBani . very aari0us and % ne
1iookens are nads = - ~ euteenA
1ssnpAsA - = Insula
n ss1asa q Lord Salisbury in ~
lusine - psnsw ~ noaxs vivsndi
Uhils q - aamo time approving IL
1rssSy of axbitrukion. q eonsidsred in
H. nasuso Ct . dixoet insult and his sug-
eestien that . cloas1 sone b. ohansved
orounl IT, PSibyloR ia1ands = roenrd-
a a 3 usrs auibhla. Il = RSnerally
rse.rdsd thss u suhnis IT, Whole
ustAnr = axbitrakioa end leave the
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wAsls ssassa weulA - absurd on
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- tims he question came TO b
est>aea thsrs would b literally moth
tug ~ - arbitrata for the reason
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the-1hx vould nean - utter nnnihi-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
EDWARDS PlERREPoNr DEAD.

0saut's Attorney General Explpss ~ HI
Home In New Yerk-nis Career.
New York, March Edwards Pierre
pont died 1T $50 o'clock Saturday
morning ct his home. los Fifth avenue,
after IN illness of four dayA During
the last two years and half he has
been an invalid and had suffered con-
siderahly during that time from nerv-
Gus prostration.
Edwards Pierrepont was born In North
Haven. Conn. March 4 1914 He entered Yale
college and Was graduated with: tho class
ef lo0 with high honor. Immediately
sfter graduation ~ begsn 70 practice Law
81 Columbus. O., With p. c. Wilcox.
whsse ~ continued uu0 1etA when
he ssne 70 New York Upon the death Of
Chiel Justiee @. oskleg he IVES elected Judge
of she superior court He wss active In organ
is1ng The u.ien defense csmmissse. among
the other membsrs e which were John
A. Dir. Hsmiltoa Fish. A. +. Stewart
and many other rsomineus eissens He
IVES sppsinted United States minister to
Russia IN ie1a bus dseUned The honor, ana in
Apg1l lo7s. hs vas appointed attorney general
Of tho United States and remained In Gen.
Grsnts cabinet until Nay. 1874 when he WAS
appointed United States minister 70 England
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
CINCINNATI REVIVAL ENDED.

A1oee ~ Weehs' sueeessfal Labsss the
moveaens Ctsose.
CINCINNATI March THE great r.
ligious movement In this city. which
was inaugurated six weeks ego under
the leadership OF Rev. H. Fay Mills,
came 70 . Close Sunday night.
The services have been attended
By vast audiences from the BE-
ginning. and the result has exceeded
the most sanguine expectations Music
hall waa crowded TO In utuoss espaci-
~ In the afternoon and II night fully
$4,000 people availinG themselves of
the last opportunity 70 hesr Mr.. MillA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

nscxvu1n. Nd. March f--Safusday
wight . sxt<s enstae rsasIn8 eost
Dt1sr~fpst . wse<- hennd tFefn fFom psi-
o1mSps - ~ eaa 81 - 1seoia lPneh
hsre. killing br.kemsa neme1 Teee-
evs 81 : nreman nsmsA Doekn1lA -
- ez1ra 49, eo14n>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Npw Teas. March s-Nilliam NJ
6ise wss fatally stsbeea osadAs NlsAs
~ u><y ui~rtsF u pPsentyn. n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

1F0zon 60 UOSth Near Cr0W0o0 euoess
BUFFALO. N. Y, March THE body
of . woman, which has been identified
rs that Of MIRA Mary Bourncman. .
tenant Of the Barker block on Sen.
eca street. was found frozen stir In
Booth alley. 20 feet from Michigan
street. . busy thoroughfare. There
were no marks Of violence on the body.
She had evidently lain where she fell.
for the warmth Of her body had melt.
ed the ice which had frozen mp around
har
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

We were obliged to clos
the doors Of our store al
$50 yesterday morning and
refuse admittance to thou,
sands who were anxiously
awaiting their opportunity
to buy from the Vosser
stock. To those who were
turned away we wish tc
express our regret, and to
ALL others we would say
that we have enough fol
everybody.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
Pare oe s 300, ooo. COO Estate.

JAxE:vILLE. Via, March 7.-MrS
W. II. Conklin has received good news
from Europe. When her great-grand-
father died In France he left IN estate
now worth $500. ooO.oo9. There arc
forty heirs TO this and attorneys were
sent abroad several years ago to work
upon the case. Mrx Conkliu, who 10
now in Rockford. has just received
word from the lawyers that she will
soon get s5.0oo.o oa Her husband Il an
expressman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-12
Wool Market.
Brqdsir(stS.

The wooden mills are we'll employed,
and the consumption OF wool is just as
heavy as at any time during the year.
Mills which have been carrying heavy
stocks are not buying, it being the poll
cy of the manufacturers to run on small
supplies. Sales are generally OF small
lots and are we'll distributed. Fleeces
are in strong demand, but there are
compa.atively few choice lots to be had.
Delalne woods are in better request
than they have 7 been in number OF
weeks. Considering the advance in
prices abroad, buyers have begun to
feel that these woods at present prices
are cheap. AmOderately active trade Is
noted in Texas woods. The demand for
California wool has been quite strong.
Territories are still comparatively quiet.
Larger sales OF pulled woods are report
ed. Australian woods are selling bet
ter. owing To- the advance in London.
Prices are lower here relatively than
they are THERE. II is estimated that
about 10000 bales Of Australian wool
have been Imported into this country
since January l, yet stocks Ia the lead
ing markets are small. About $500
bales have so far been bought for this
country at the London sales. A mod
crate trade is reported In carpet woods.
At the recent Liverpool sales $500 bales
were taken for America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-12
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December Cattle, receipts
1900 head; shipments 1000 head; mar
ket slow and weak; Christmas beeves,
s. 75a6 so; others, 50 s5a5 40; heifers,
s. 75a3 80; stockers 81 70a2 so; feeders,
81 6Oa3 10: cows 81 l5a2 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; market uneven and lower;
rough and common, 8 15a5 IS; packing
and mixed s. 90a6 10; butchers and me-
dunn weights, 50 20a6 80; light 8 7Oa6 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
600 head: market active; Christmas
wethers. IS 5Oa6 90; natives S400a5 50;
westerns 81 5Oa4 so; Texans, s. 30a4 go;
lambs, g 45a6 90.
CNCINNATI, o., December 10. Hogs,
teady. at 81 25a6 %: receipts, 5000 head ;
shipments, $500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-12


STATEs-DuQ.
RAuROADs-Strong sales t94S, GOO
Nrw YORK. December 10.-Buoyancy
snd activity characterized the dealings az
the stock exchange to-day. Not in months
have toe brokers been so well provided
with orders as they were at to-day's snort
session. At the opening Western Union
and Distilling snd Cattle Feeding forged
IN tho front and bounded up Il per cent. az
= time subsequently, the other Gould
stocks sympathized. The street insists
mat negotiations are being conducted OF
I Pierepont Morgan, for the Vander0llts
on she enc side and the GOulds on the
oth6s whereby the former party Will Sc
.,,vs a larger representation in the W. U.
and Mar haitian directories. DisttlllRg and
cattle Feeding and National Cordage were
features Of the industrial group. AT the
c9ose. railway stocks were firm except for
Atchison, which was heavy. sales, zoO,OOV
shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtchisOn, 543{; Adams EXPRESS lol
American Express, III; Baltimore and
Ohio az. Canada Pacific, S95S: Central
Paci6c IS: Chesapeake and Ohio, 2S7s {;
chicago and Alton, 40; Chicago, Burning
TIN and Quincy, 99SS; Delaware snd HUI
.on 1921: Delaware, Lackawan1a and
western. 1921; Denver and Rio Grsnde
preferred, $50 Erie, 241L4l; do. preferred,
s5iI: Fort Wayne, l52; Illinois Central,
81 Lake Shore, 1903; Michigan Cen
trsI 1857 Missouri Pacific, 5s1li Norfolk
and western preferred, $50 Northern Pa
cino. M; do. preferred, 5O14 Northwest
ern- 1l2l5 do preferred, l4lA New YORK
Central. 1O9s(; Pacific Mail, se2s Peoria,
Necst1r and Evansville, u; Pittsburg,
Ia. Pullman Palace, 1876; Reading. ooi
Pei leland. So; St. Louis and San Fran
&c. arst preferred, IS; St Paul, az;
A. 'nrsferrsd. 1873; ST. Paul and Omahs,
SSs(. DO. preferred, lls; Tennessee CoaI
30 Tron. s75<: Texas Pacific. IS; Union
p.cisc s7E(: United States Express, 90;
rT--ferr Union, $50; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 2i; 90. preferred. oS7s NJ.
Nininr stoczB--Cholor, --i crown 4 9l9.'
oos Consolidated California ana tlrein :lo
5s0. Deadwood, 10; Gould ano Curry, ~ az
Haie and Norcross. 40; Hones. e 49, losS,
Independence, rs MeAle-la A-'' NeN'-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-12
Whss ling Bridge and Terminal RailEY
Time Table No. s. to take effect 1891 a. m,
SundaY NoVembar % 1872

Time Table No. s, 10 take effect l2:ol a. m,
Sunday, November 20. 1892.
Leave Whesliag-t5:40, t6:40, t7:l5, 1900
1915, s945. tl0:23 tll:50 a. m, sl2:l5, HAS
1900, 1870, Fi:35. f5:45. $3.50 p. m.
Leave Peninsuls-t5:46, t6:lo, f:22, 1907,
1851, S0:5l tlO:29, tll:57 a. M, s2:2a 1853
1906, 1877. F4:41, $3.50, t6:36 p. n.
Arrive martin's Ferry-t5:52, 1852 t7:29
1878, 1851, 1851 ti035. tl2:03, 1890 t2:0O,
1912. 1888, ti:47 1901, 1912.
Leave Terminal JuRction-s6;N, 1892, t7:20
'1O:03, f1O:42 tll:l5 a. m, tl:l5, t2:l7 tS:4O
1918, 1871, IS as 1873, tl0:42 p. N.
Leave LanRhlin's hLl-t7:Sl, tll:l8 q. M,
tl:15. t2:43, 1918 .. N.
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:25 tll:o a. M,
t1:19, p: A, 1919 p. m.
arrive Martins Ferry-Ss:33. 1898, 100
$1,000 80 AS tIl:22, II %, 1878, RAJ. '5:Z2,
1888 1901. 1872 +l0:4S.
'DGily. tDAily except Sunday Sundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in tel egrsph Office a. Wheeling is the Standard
Time.
nol9 cad J. +. TAUssIG. Superintendent