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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-24
RNLLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip frop
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
There were few prominent D. & o.
officials here yesterday for q few min.
utes in the special car "WinchesteT."
They were Thomas Fitzgerald, who was
superintendent OF the main line for
years, but who il now master Of trans
portation OF the whole b, u D. sysIemi
Superintendent j. NJ. Graham, OF the
Central ohio division, and @, Selden,
superintendent OF telegraph. The car
went west over the Central Ohio diVis-
sion, Mr.. Fitzgerald taking trip over
the entire lines OF the b. & o. system TO
learn OF the transportation facilities and
other matters.
Mr.. Matthew Beazle has q sample case
OF the mineral wool made at Mounds
yille. This Is a new industry in this
section aud is exciting some interest
here. It resembles Sleeps wool in APP
pearancV, but has no fibre. The really
wonderful thing about it is what it is
made of-slag from the mills, limestone,
sand and other ingredients.
Thomas Cullen has put in black
board and receives the score OF the base
ball games each afternoon. This is the
frat venture OF the kind here, but one
thing always leads to another, The
pool room will follow and there will be
metropolitan airs generally shown.
1t is expected that a number Of
heads Of fcurth.class postmasters will
drop in this district shortly as n result
Of Congressman Parsons stay In
Washington, He has been very mod
est so far, many Democrats think too
modest.
The Oldest son Of the late II. y. Wells,
Earl, and his brother Hugh, will make
their home with DR.. 4. NJ. Wells, OF
this city, till fall, while the younger
one will be brought up by the guardian,
Hugh Pickens.
r. .. Haase, the b. & 0. ticket agent
here, has taken in the Worlds Fair two
or three times, a day or two ut time,
and has very good general idea OF the
mammoth exposition; that Is, how to
got about aud SEQ the things tnat are to
be seen.
The fire department was called out by
an alarm OF fire from the Bellaire stove
foundry Monday evening" but the
chemical engine put quietus on the
fire before any material damage was
done.
Louis Grella and William Bolte, each
about sixty years Of age, will leave to-
gether this week for trip to Germany
to view their old homes.
E. ]. LOWS. the O. & ?, engineer who
spent year in China, but who got out
just in time, was in town yesterday.
William Hyatt is now attending bust
ness college in Chicago.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and arishaps in the Thriving City

Haps and 1Iishaps In the Thriving City
r Across the River.
The remains OF the late John Wight
man will be taken to Pittsburgh to-day
for interment. The funeral services
will be held at the residence OF his
cousin, Mrs. Alex. Frazier, at 8 q. m.
A number OF young folks attended a
party at the home OF Miss Eva Comley,
at Mt. Pleasant, last night. given in
honor OF Miss Anna Tindle, who lives
near Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Millhaus. OF
Richmond, Ind, and Mrs. Rebecca
Cope, Of smithfeld, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hurst and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Negus left yesterday
for Iowa. They will take in the Worlds
Fair before returning.
DR.. j. NJ. Hogen, Of Warnocks, will
open an office in the building on Fourth
street, to be erected by Fehrenbach
Bros.
Miss Gertie McCord was thrown from
her horse on Monday evening, but not
very badly hurt
Seats will be put on sale this morn
ing at $3.50 for the commencement to-
morrow night.
Capt L. W. Inglebright is erecting
another i've roomcd house on Fayette
street.
Samuel westwood. truant officer, has
resigned.
TuE plain truth ia good enough for
Hoods Sarsaparilla. No need OF GIN.
hnllinhK mint or nnnnnAlnn nlinm nnhdln
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

"A
~ virtue Of q decd Of trust made BY Sarah q
DeBlfmo and Jnblsh DegaTmO, her husband. 10
me as trustee dated June Is, 1885, recorded In
the ONCE OF the clerk OF the county court Of
ONO county, West Virginia, In decd Of trust
book No. -, page go, viii sell Vt tho irunt
door OF the court house, on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1909.
commencing at lOocloek a M, the. following
described property; A certain tract Of land sltu'
ate on the waters OF LlttlO Wheeling creek In
Ohio county, West Virginia and bounded %
iollows' Beginning Ot an elm corner TO Hlggs
thence north 40 east ~ 20 poles along Higgs
line 70 point on Dlxon's run on Q, T. TerfepG
Hue near white walnut thence with TeTTels
line north ~ west q Is poles 10 a stone; thOnce
south d. west 27.7e poles 70 the old dogYood
corner thence south OSI east WY poles along
Aye 10y aores and u poles Being the same prop
erty conveyed TO tho said Sarah q. Degarmo, de-
ceased, BY ". W, Porter and wife by decd dated
February ~ lssl' and recorded ~ the ohee OF
West Virginia, in deed bookNo 72,pages $50 aud
lbl. Also that other tract ui land I'D,
Joining the ono heLsinaitsr described
alSSpS the lands OF Terrell and Hisgs
o. white oak corner to Terrell thence along
TeEEels line south 4O' east 50 poles TO the middle
q ptxon's run; thenSe up said run aud along
w Hne OF higgs south lSsS west y poles %
thence north az east poles 70 stake; thence
leaving run north 52Is east u poles TO tho place
Of beginning, containing one ~ acre, moro or
less; Being the fame properly conveyed 70 the
ssla sarah q pegarmq, now deceased by "; W,
Porter and wife, dated February 49, 1897 and Fe'
corded Ia the said clerks Office IN deed book
No, 7!, pages $50 and Isl, Also certain piece or
parcel OF land lying In Liberty township now
district, In Ohio county, West Virginia, and be-
ing portion OF the farm OF Charles S. Terrell,
and bounded and described Us iolOWs; Begin-
ming ut stump on tho bank Of Dlxon's rum
thence north axe west . poleg 70 a stump
thence north 96' west 70 poles aud 70 links 10
white walnut out Of root OIL the bank OF said
rum thence north $50 east 10 poles 10 q stonei
thence south $40 Gust % p0les aud II links 70 a
sugar tree; theuce south " ~ eaAt To the place
OF beginning, containing three % acres,one rood
ana Two poles more or less Beipg the aamO
property which was conveyed 70 the said Sarah
U pegnrmo, now deceased, by Charles s, TeTttl
and WHO. by deed dated May 2, 1873, and record
cd IN thesaid clerks ONCE in deed book No. co.
The title TO the said property 10 believed to DO
perfect, but selling as trustee lWlll convoy only
the title vested In me by said deed OF trust
TERMS or sALg-0pe-third or ~ much more
gs tho purchaser may elect 10 pay III cash on the
day Of sale, the balance In two equal INSTALL
nents at ono and two years notes bearing Inter
est from the day OF sale 10 DO given for the do.
ieFred payments, and title 10 be retained until
payment Is made In full,
JOHN o. PENDLEr0N, Trustee
Y, a, SiIAFPER Co, Agents, myd
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Noble County Republicans.

Special DtSpatch to The IntellgeHecr
CALDWELL, Ono, May 2S,-The Re.
publicans Of Noble county met in con.
vention at this place to-day and placed
in nomination the following excellent
ticket; Representative, David ]. Green;
probate Judge, Martin B. Archer; treas
urer, ]. IL. shanklandi sheriff, James
NJ. Murphy; prosecuting attorney, Al
fred NJ. Morris; recorder, Joseph D,
Neweton; commissioner, Charles Craig;
infrmary director, Sylvester Reed /
coroner, ]. j. Duff. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the administration
Of Governor Mckinley and his familiar
tariff bill.
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Pioneer RaiIroad Men Meet
Dlpateh o tAa hlleIItgeneet

Special Dtsndtch 10 ths IttClItgeRcer
CuARLEsroN, W. Va, May 2S.-Rex
Ralph sanburn, OF Davis Creek, near
this city, who was engineer on the
Stockton & Darlington railway with
Robert Stephens on tho first successful
locomotive, and also superintendent OF
the road. dined at the Hotel RufFner to.
day with Hugh Carlisle, now OF Biz.
mipgham, Ala, who was contractor on
the construction OF the road, also under
Stephens. Mr.. Carlisle was in the city
on business, and hearing Of Mr.. San.
burn went to see him, but finding him
away from homo was about to go away
when Mr.. sanburn, who had heard OF
his visit, came to town. 1t was pleas.
ant reunion. Both OF these gentlemen
are hale and hearty, and from their ap.
pearance are good for many years yet
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Tic Cnrnynls 60 70 Chicago.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 23.-The
navy department to-day completed ar
rangements for conveying the Columbus
caravals, the Santa Maria, Pinta aud
Nina, from New York to Chicago. They
will be towed from New York TO the
mouth OF the ST. Lawrence and from
there to Chicago, The servlcewill cost
about $1,000.
Commodore Erben will arrange for
their trip to the mouth Of the st.
Lawrence and the consul at Montreal
will make arrangements for their cruise
from there to Chicago.
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Every one like, q good lively and
thrilling western drama once in awhile,
and Arizona Joe" In tho now "Black
Hawks" will fully satisfy all. One of
the features Of tho new play Is tho in
PRODUCTION Of the greatest acting dogs
md horses in tho world. Tho work
done by tho dogs Is almost human. Tho
two white Arabian ponies are beautiful
and arc as much at home on the stage
Us an actor. ARIZONA Joe" Is a won.
dcrluI rifle shot and does some very
clever target shooting. Tho ARIZONA
JoO' Company opens u throo nights
engagement at tho Grand beginning
ihnrsday night Seats arc on sale at
the Grand opera house box Office.
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THE nRIDGEpoRr SCHOOLS.
Programme for the Commencement Exel
clsos To.Morrow Evening.

Programme for the Commencement Exer-
cisos To.AIorrow Evening.
o The annual commencement exercises
OF the Bridgeport public school will be
held in the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. The follow
ing attractive programme has been ar
ranged:
Anthem. JOhOvah's Praises
Invocation.
Let There Be light. ..........Mhry 7. Davis
The IamP May Nc OF Diamonds, But the
Light Comes From the 0ll,..",......,,... ..,,.
......."........,,.... McConnnughy
Clear the Track Lizzie T. WOrley
The Master Kcy....,............".Harry IL WoodcOCk
SOng-Merrily Goes Our Bark
BaTbarism In Dress. Kate V. WiggintOn
The Influence OF Competition on Progress.
..,.......".............,...H Howard MCCOnnaughy
A Legend" Madge Turner
Perfection Is Beyond ,.""..........,N Nora L. Porter
World Flying. ltetta FraSicr
Song-lli, o the Morning Sunl,...,,,,,,,,.,,..,, ;.
The hoy Is Father TO tho AIaua.....",l, G. Kidd
Regulates OF Dora kolb
zee Mary Crawford
The Woman Of tho Future..."....M Malta Medill
Tue Thinker...... ........"....."..C. Z. FrnnZell
bOng-sailing tho Ocean.
Presentation OF the Diplomas by the Prgsi-
dent OF the Board OF Education, William
Alexander.
song-G0Od Night
BGnedlctlon
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Chinese lleristorlnE.

WAsmSoroS, D. O., May S,-ROports
from iorty.iOur Of tue alxty.throe inter.
nal revenue districts show that b,at3
Chinese have registered. The largest
registration from a single district Is
from Colorado, whore 1000 registered.
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Memorial pny ut Grafton.

Great preparations arc being made
for the observance Of May 30 at Graf
ton. The orator Of the day will DO Col.
R. II, Freer. There will DO ten brass
bands and 500 g. A. r. men in line, be-
sides the Rowlosburg militia and Nor
gantown cadets, with artillery. The
Baltimore & Ohio company will run u
special train, as follows;
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WasmSoTON, D. O., May 2S.-Thc
President to-day appointed Samuel
Blackwell, Of Alabama, third auditor Of
the treasury, vice W. II, Hart Of
Indiana, resigned; and Edward z.
ikearns, collector Of internal rovenuO
lot Tho TwOnty.third district Of Penn
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Mary ].
llazlett aud Robert IIlzlett, her husband, 70 me
as trustee, dated March T. 1891, recorded IN the
office OF the clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust book No:
y, page ll9 will sell at the north front door OF
the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1903,
commencing ut Oo'clook a. m, the following do
scribed property, that ~ 70 say certain pieceor
parcel Of land situated In TTladelphia district,
Ohio county. West Virginia, designated as lot
numbered ono Of the subdivision OF the Rachel
ThorRbaFg estate, q plat Of which Is recorded in
deed book No. TO- page 4O!, together with the
houses and appurtenances thereto belonging,
Tho tito TO Said property y believed 70 DO
perfect, but selling as trustee will convey only
the tItle vested In me by said deed OF trust,
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.thlrd and rs much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal instalments Of
one aud two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale to DO given for tho deferred pay.
me1tS, tho title to be retained until payment Is
made In full
w, II uALLHR AucuoueeF fnvs
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;, NEW YopK, May 20. THE doors Of tho
Bonk Of Deposit arc closed to-day and
nahR Examiner Kimball Ia In charge.
Doposltora will DO paid In full.
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W. H. HALLER, Auction Mi ~
TRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust made by
Charles Jungling and Laura NJ juggling his
wife, TO me as trustee, tho first dated June 80,
1888, recorded In tho Office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Decd OF Trust Book No, "a page ITS, the second
dated Juno a. 1890, recorded In said clerks
office In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90, page 4l6,
will sell at the north front door OF tho Court
House OF said county on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1903,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, tho following
described property, that IS to say: All the IN.
terest Of said parties In and TO certain lot Of
ground situated on Wheeling Island IN the city
OF Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, In u
subdivision called Elmwood Square and laid
out by John A. Armstrong and Charles Laue,
said lot being known as number ten Ia said
subdivision.
The interest OF said parties In said lot which
will DO sold Is tho whole thereof dhrlng tho
life Of Christina Katharine Hoeschle, and after
her death the fee 10 the undivided one.half OF
said lot
TERMS or sALE-ono. third and as much more
aS the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the day
OF sale tho balance In two equal installmenls NJ
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale TO be given for the deferred pay
me1ts; the tito to DO held until payment Ia
made In full
WI. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
w II. HALLER. Auctioneer myl0
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rRLEanArnEns, srnIKE

Followed by a Disastrous Wreck ON the
Chicago nnd northwestern Road
CuIcAGo, May 23.-rhe Threatened
strike OF telegraphers on the Chicago 4
Northwestern road occurred this morn
ing at A o'clock. AT 8 o'clock disast-
rous wreck followed, involving many
thousand dollars worth of property,
causing a blockade OF tho Milwaukee
division OF the road. 1t was just at !
o'clock when the operators north OIL
Evanston, as by one impulse failed TO
answer tho call on their instruments
from tho train dispatcher's office.
Scarcely had the officials been notified
and they in turn had ordered the utmost
caution in moving trains when the first
accident occurred
A heavy freight train composed OF
twenty cars OF hay and beer for Chicago
reached North Evanston, and though
the switch signals were set, left the
rails, the cars heaping upon each other,
completely blocking all the tracks, The
engineer and fireman OF the train saved
themselves by jumping,
LATER-Chief Ramsey said the order
to quit was bogus and that the matter
had all been settled. 1t was owing TO
the fact that the order to quit was sus'
pepted by many to be not genuine that
SO few quit, Chief Ramsey declared. He
added that tho railway officials had ex'
planned their position in regard to dis
charglngmen, The grievance commit
tee was thoroughly Satisfied and the
members have left for their homes,
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DAMAGE SUITS FILED.
A Suit for False Arrest Entered
Yesterday Forenoon,
AGAINST A CITIZEN AND OFFICER

Dy Man who was Suspected of Bur.
glary Inst Ycar-He Wants $4,000
for the Indignity-Ths Electric
hallway Company Sued for the
same sum by Man who Fell from
Car
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o CoraHs and colds kept of by taking
simmons Liver Regulator TO regulate
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Tickets sold at above named rates
Will DO valid for passage going on May
29and 80, and good to return until May
81, inclusive.
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ChIldFon aud u Rovolvor aud tho Usual

ChlluFeh ana u lteNOlVer una tHo pAuW
Result,
Special Dispatch to the Ints,iiqeRcsr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 23.-The
danger OF parents permitting fire arms
to be about their houses was well illus.
trated at five o'clock this evening, when
tho mother OF Oca. Hensley, aged SIX,
left her apartments, leaving her and q
little eight.year-old colored girl named
Matte Moore playing in the room, A
revolver was lying on the bureau, load.
cd, aud Matte discovered 1t in short
time, and by climbing upon chair
soon had the weapon in her possession,
The children tondled the gun sometime
before it was discharged in the hands OF
the colored girl, the bullet crashing into
tho left side OF the head Of the Hensley
child, producing an ugly looking wound
and injuring the skull somewhat, but
not penetrating the brain, The child
may recover.
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summonses we're yesterday served on
Police Lieutenant Walter Terrill and
Mr. W. I. stiiol in a suit for 5000 dam
AGES, brought in the circuit court by N.
Clarke Vance by his attorney, Colonel
W, W, Arnett.
Vance is painter and lives across the
river One day last year he was en-
ployed in painting the interior wood
work OF the residence of Mr. W. +.
stfel, on North Main street, That
night burglar entered Mr., stifel's
house. His presence in Mr., sHiel's own
room was discovered by that gentleman,
and the burglar ran down stairs and es'
capped. ~, en.,
tbe man running away, and saw that he
was poreeptibly lame, Investigation!
showed that tho burglar had eentered!
the house by a window the lock OF
which had been lett uniastened.
The police were notified, and Lieu
tenant Terrill went TO work on the
case. He was told that Vance had been
nainting last at the window which was
lett unfastened, and found that Vance
WAS crippled 40 that he limped in run
ming though not in walking. He heard,
also, whether it was true or not, that
Vance crossed the new bridge the
night OF tho burglary at a late hour,
and that he told a woman no would not
be surprised II he were arrested Tor the
suiel burglary.
The officer told Mr.. Stilel all these
things, and it was decided to take him
into custody. He was taken TO the city
building, but after being questioned
closely no direct evidence to convict
him was found, and he was discharged
without formal charge being made
against him. 1t ia for this arrest that
he brings the present suit.
THE STREET CAR COMPANIES SUED.
A suit for damages in the aum OF
5000 has also been filed in the circuit
court against the Wheeling and Citi-
zens' Railway companies, by Edward
Newton, jr., by his attorneys, Messrs.
Dovener and Dovener and ConitI.
Several weeks ago Newton was ait
ting on the rail oil the rear platform OF
an electric car in the Eighth ward, when
tho power went off and the car came to
a staudstill. The operator opened the
motor connection with the wires so
that the cur would start as soon as the
power cSmo on, and it came on In full
force shortly, starting tho car suddenly
forward. Newton lost his equilibrium
and iell backward to the street, stun
mug him for time, and receiving
painful cuts and bruises. He alleges
negligence on the part ofthe company's
employees; hence the suit.
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usEI Simmons Liver Regulator for
indigestion, with immediate relief
.. e. Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, Go.
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viii receive this week, Fine In
ported sERGEs, 50 inches wide,
All-Wool, at Gsc.
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This week Big Reductions in ALL
Wool and Brussels CARPETS. See
them sure?
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Navy Blue Silk UMBRELLAS.
Natural Handles, 81 20 and 81 A.
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BAY GOODS, cARPETs, Erc.
AMILs0NA

Just received, fine line of
JAPANESE 1NLA1D MATTINGs.
2lc to 26c for best grade.
CHINA MATr1NGs19, Hand 16c.
Now lot OF CARPETS, IA, 81 3sc.
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N0-All goods marked in Figures

KID GLOVES at 45c, Acc, $40.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.
CLAYTON CRUMBS.

CLAYTON CRUMBS.
Clay ton is to have National bank in
the near future.
The ranchmen of Cimarron are hauling
in their suprlus hay.
Uncle Tom Boggs had another slight
stroke of paralysis last week.
William Temple shipped three trains
of cattle from here the first of the week.
These cattle were purchased from L. E.
Mitchell, of the Dubuque Cattle com
pany.
LAS CRUCES LOCALS.
The wheat crop at the Agricultural col
lege Is reported to be successful
The bull fights advertised to take place
here last week did not come off. No one
seems to know why.
Rev. Charles l.. Bovard, of Albuq uer-
que, and superintendent of the Methodist
Episcopal church in New Mexico, was in
town last week. He preached at the
Methodist meeting. Wednesday even
ing.
An unusual crop of corn is reported to
have been raised on the lands known as
the Barela ranch. About $500 fanegas
OF corn. Also aDouC sl1ty Ianebas VI
beans which are selling at Sc per fanega.
The night after the safe of Don Nestor
Armijo was opened aud robbed slip
was found under the door of the room
demanding $1,000 for the return of deeds.
Five hundred dollars was offered, and Mr..
Armijo informed by note where the deeds
we're. and if he did not pay $1,000 he
would be killed. The deeds we're OBJ
tanned but no money paid.
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THE PEOPLE WON'T SUBMIT.
,.r.,d Canon Of Colorado River.

On the Santa Fe route, in northern
Arizona, 1882 miles from Kansas City, Is
the town of Flagstaff. Atri-weekly stage
line runs from Flagstaff to the Grand
Canon of the Colorado river. More than
a mile in depth, this is the sublimest of
QorQes-a Titan of chasms. Twenty
Yosemites might be hidden unseen below,
and Niagara would look scarcely larger
than brook.
Don't fail to visit thiB5drst wonder OF
the world. You can tread up" about it by
asking g. T. Nicholson, q. r. q i. A., a.:
T. Il s. F. R. R. Co., Topeka, Kss., to mail
you a free copy of an illustrated BOOK
describing this terra incognita. The book
is no common affair; but is entertainingly
written, beautifully illustrated ana q gem
Of the printers art.