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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after June l8 Passenger Trains will
ron A. follows: sDAuy, tDaily, Ercspt Bun
day. Central Time.
r----.---F--.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

They tell me you are related to
Major Crabenkeep."
"Yes, he's a sort OF q cousin Of mine
and yet. he's the closest relation have
not barring a sister. Why. he's so close
that / couldn't get street care fare
out Of him II I was two miles from hone
Apd on crutches."
Johnnie-"Come here, you little cub. =
Fond Fsther-'John, don't let me-
bear you speak to your baby brother
Ike that. He's no cub
"Oh, guess be Is / heard nav tell
&c nav thar you were nothiaR but
bear,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
rRAYsoH1o DIVISIONS.

TRAHs-oHIo DIVISIONS.
For Columbus, Chicago and the West. ooA
m. and l.25 p. No., daily. and $50 p m, eEcept
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, i25
and 10. 30 a. m, daily
350p. m, except Sunday.
LEKiYB.
From Chicago, $50 NJ. And 40 p. n, daily,
and 1905 .. m, except sunday
From 81. Louis. Cincinnati and CoiumbgA
500 A. NJ and 3 10 .. m caiy.
ST. ClAirsVllls accommodation, Hoo ana Div
p '''' CHAs o. sCULL.
General Passenger AGENT
1T. LANE, T. p. Agt. wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
Mr.. PendletOn.

oItStcFs
believe in keeping the
x from one campaign
|ieve there is a period
tn which the people
|. But Congressman
ltion of federal Off
10 be pleasing every
slble when there are
or every place, and
avoidably made are
up" some one else
a. So we think it
ID for "Johnie, or
pmetimes calls him.
BIT district from the
our best men had
1t the preceding
ed the district and
terms, and is max
tative each year.
le men inCongress
n ear for his con-
ch an official be
b down because
voter in a COM
II get him a ST.
ship? Natural
not overbalance
d Judgment. II
pened now, Mr..
an impartial
q know that he
blf, but we feel
lake a mistake
700 hastily.
JUSTICE.
5, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION

WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, Washington. Baltimore. PM
adeIpbia and Sew York sos a. m and 80 y.
m. daily, -.
Pittsburg express, I.20 p M. except sunday
Washington, Pa. accommodation. go p m,
except sunday.
PittsburE express, 600 p. M. sunday only.
ARRIVE
From New York. PhlhdelphiA, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittst urg ~ 10 and lO9 q m.
Pittsburr mail, 1915 p. M, except sunday
and go .. m. daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation no q. N
except SUNDAY.
Pittsburg express, 1888 a. ~, sunday only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
An Extraordinary It'll.

The extraordinary title conferred on
Maurice L. Muhleman, who was re-
Gently In charge of the sub treasurt.
recalls the joke played on some Eng
lishmen by ]. E. Burlingame, az Amer
lean naval officer, In 1864 Arriving at
q fashionable London hotel, be regist-
cred as follows: Hon. j. F. Burlin-
game, A. E. U. S. N; o. SD. Nd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
Pennsylvania Stations
|BvRRnSgIVdnid LINES.

~ Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET OFFICE AT PENNSYLVANIA STATIoS-oS
WATER ST, FooT or ELLYEHrH eT., WHEEL
nc AT MoLuRg HOUSE,, WHEELING. AND AT
THE PESNsYLyAEIA STATION. BRIDGEPORT
sourHWHsT sYsrEM-"PAS HANDLE ROUTE"
.Daily. Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
\RAILRoADs.
Wheeling Bridge &Terminal Railway G

Time Table Nos to take effect 1901 a. m
Sunday, May IS, 1893.
Leave wheeling-t5:40, t6:40, n: IS 70: As
q. m, $3.50, 10: % s4:S5, 5000, 1850 ?. m.
Leave Peuinsula-t5:46 t6:46, f7:52, 1901
a. m. $3.50, t3:O6, s4:4L s6:06 1885 p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-f0:52 fo:32, r''os,
1861 s. m s3:02, 1879, 81: AZ, So; IL to:4s P; m
Arrive Terminal Junction-t3:5S, t6:os. 70 70
tlO:O3 m, sos 70: Is. s4:5S So; Is. 1913 m
Leave Terminal Junction 10: 81, sie:fs a. m
+s:l7. ~ 80 t5:Z7 s5:s7. 1855 tS:2S ITO: ~ M
Leave Martins Ferry-to: ~ 40: 4S a. m,
t2:23 81 ST. 70: 80 s5:SS, t6;0l. ISL tlO;iS P. No.
Leave Peninsula--+6:46 flo:54 a n, f}:ss.
s2:sS. 1859, s5:se. tees 1888 tl0:54 p. m
Arrive Nheeiing-t6:S2. SLIGO a. m. r2'So
-: SO. 1915. s5:45, 49,: Is. 1919. tll:OO p: N.
sDaily tDAily except sunday. sSundays
only.
nolsese j. E. TAUssIG, supt
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling K. R.
TIMED GARD.
Wis Elyria and The Lake shore Route.
NAY 2srH, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, 7.40a m. and 10 p. M. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 40 p m s1
Grafton accom- mediation, 0.so a M, daily.
Mouhdsyils accommodation. 40 n m, Lb
and 1885 D. 70, except sunday.
Train No. Al, AZ 51) p. m, except Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
Calhoun ".

Subscribe for G
graphic paper,
Sunday Register
the city or SUR
cents per week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

June 16.-Pig iron, dk
75al5 50. Copper, We
cad, quiet Tn So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. ON and after Wednss.
daY, June 1882, trains will run AZ follows
city time
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

tDaily except Sunday
Sunday Church Trims will ieays Elm drove
at :43 a m. and Wheeling a. 1917 p. m.
II. T. WEIhGERBER,
0sR. Manager
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
A Minister'S wild

- nhinleter8 WI
Elder 5. S. Beave
Juniatta Co., Pa, Sd
lect to cramps in
ummer she tried O
Cholera and Diarrh
and was much please
relief it afforded. 81
when ever necessary
never fails. For sale
w. w. IrwIpn.i
Menkemelle
c. Schnepf
Kurtz, Dru
Williams,
and w. H,
& Co., Br
body, Ben
duced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
A VoI

To tbs AGnd
STRIP
columns OF
the time b
voters of Il
that they
than party
the Hon. W
best and tr
has proved
do for the
his State.
many har
been sa
all the gossi
always four
ever ready I
people and
could withou +
every act Of
the honor Of f
of our natiot
needy. To al
State should b
turn for past /
him. SUGGEST
From an old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
County.

| through the
| paper, that
! he intelligent
kest Virginia,
nciple rather
on in this to
one of our
esmen, who
d willing to
people of
ding the
hat have
I'M and
N, we have
true, and
hts Of the
$ when he
e. In fact
as been to
be welfare
lip OF the
hrs OF this
nks In re-
er forget
Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

100 WHFELISo 70 LEAyE AERIyE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Annual Convention OF the Equal Suffrage
Association.

LAssISa, Mich. Feb. 1.-The conven-
ton of the Equal Suffrage association
OF the state met IN Pioneer hall OF the
capital. The slate president, Mrs.
Emlly d. ketchsm. called the deie-
gates aud visitors to order and pro-
ceeded directly to busIness. The work
of appointing committees and the pre-
sentatlon OF credentials occupied most
of the morning. In the after
noon the reports OF committees
and the communications received
showed decided gam FOR the cause.
The women's clubs throughout the
state have been studying aud praetic-
ing parliamentary rules. ana their apt.
ne.. TO this science wss proven early IN
the session.
Among the letters OF cheer was one
from the state president OF the W. e..
L. t.. Mrs. Mary +. Latnrap. she re-
gf, tied her ,nslility 10 tc present. but
her assurance was that III. W. &. /. T..
was IN full accord Win the Equal Suf-
frsge association. An admirable paper
hy Dr. sara Il. Armstrong of Bay City
was read. entitled, ''>ix of One and
Half a Duzen Of the Other" Short
speeches were made t'y others. showing
the progressive ars. sggresslve senii.
ments entertained
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
DISCUSS AUTHORIZATION.
Millions Were Disposed Of by the sens,'
Yesterday.

wasHrSeToS, Feb. l.--Ihc vice presi.
dent announced the appointment OF
Messrs. Teller, Ransom and McPber.
son as the committee Go make the
necessary arrangements for the IN.
suguraton OF the prcssdent-eiect on
the sth OF March next.
Sir. Wsshburn moved that the senate
insist on its amendments 10 the ana.
option bil and ask confsfence with
the house. The motion ass agreed 20.
and Messrs. Washburn. Mitchell and
George were appointed c0nferecs on
the part OF the senate.
The fertilization Appropriation hli
was then taken up. In the course 81 a
discu.son on the subject of reduced
appropriations provided IN tie bill.
Mr. Gorman saii that the condition OF
the finances made II necessary that the
greasest economy should he practiced.
The whole tiil doe. not appear bali
what u ought 10 he sad Hr. fiasisy.
"anc tue whole scheme OF arming our
cosstwIse cefense, - going on at a
linapiug and siiog 4tner unsatisfactory
and rnpstriotic rate.
Mr. Psife regarded the vnole bill ss
coming eellssrate determination on
the par, OF coz EIfls not ~ do . thing
for coss f3Ttlfieatbn.
Tae paragraph fti rA'ca ell fh.s de-
tste occurred sss agreed -. snd tne
cons deraf'oa 81 The ret of TIE biil
sss proceed with. Nr. Teller offered
an snt udment arpropriaf ne tlAj.9p
FOR testing ne II ocn eieysnas gun
carr rage 81 y. II kmofv. Agreed %.
The oil ass then pssssd sua the army
appropriation l4li eas T. ken np.
AZ. froctur moved an srnsnanseni
IucrfssHg ffe uonf8fv pay al fifs'
sefEesnts 4, - s1a ef sergeant. to<fs
ss aefesse ~ s. ana 81 tsrecfiveiyl
snd giTlng % iats fiasse. the tocfsssess
pay Ter iecetb ~ sef.ics. The bs{l 80.
fnsR s'sssfa sna tAe lj<sfIei Il Coinm.
IA appropriation hIl sss tnen
taken up
Jhs eniF TEN fsst provoked s8y ep.
pp-tsea Sss a. sfaf end usnt reported
~ re COMMITTEES on sppr ~ .stoa.
direeisgg tfse dsssfsct O. sassseaes e
obtain fass and spec.Eest.oas foi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
DANGERS TO BE FACED.
Michigan in Fair Way to Have Cholera
Next Summer.


LANSING, Mich, Feb. l.-Dr. II. h.
Baker. secretary OF the state board OF
health, has written the executive oth-
GERS Of the state boards OF health u
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. asking what
they think of = conference of the
boards at Chicago with reference 10
the sources OF danger from cholera
and the best measures 20 adopt 10 les
zen these dangers.
Disinfectlon OF immigrants baggage
Was discontinued at Baltimore IN
November, 1892. The New York in-
spectors are very lax and allowed inn
migrants on the Weimar, possibly IN
fected with diphtheria, to come TO
Port Huron, January :. The same
laxity exists at Halifax. the inspectors
taking II for granted that immigrants
sould be dlsinfected on the border.
The death of immigrants IN Michigan
from smallpox would have been pre-
vented had their baggage been dssln-
fected on the seabosrd.
DIR. Baker says that the northwestern
states arc vitality interested in the sui
lect, as most of the immigrants pass
through them or locate IN them, thus
spreading contagious diseases. Con-
tinuing he says: "But the entire coun-
try ought to he especially interested at
TINS time Of the Columbian expoaition.
Michigan 10 y great highway through
which u great proportion OF the immi-
grants pass.
"The question for this state ID
whether or not 1t shall maintain Z
thorough inspection of immigrants,
and dlslufeciion of immigrants bsg.
gage at our eastern border. Ii will be
impolltc to enforce there the disin.
fec,son of baggage which ls destined 10
pass through Michigan into Illinois
and otnsr states, unless the same disn.
lection 10 enforced OH lines OF railroads
passing westward, south of Michigan.
| nave never learned that such disin-
lection of all immigrants' baggage ID
required on all railroads entering CHI.
cago from the east. | do not under.
stand that It 10 required At the eastern
border of Illinois. Indiana or Ohio.
"The United States Marine hospital
service has Just suspended immigrant
inspection at Port Huron and Detroit
anu the state board OF health has or
dered It's continuance, Temporarily,
The danger Is great and should oe
met
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
MUST TAKEIT BACK
The Sherman Silver Law
Should Be Repealed.
so SAYS GROVER YESTERDAY
siE. Cleveland Regrets That Msa Att-nt
70 BUSINESS Instead Of SAVING tbs
Country From KUN

NKw YoRK. Feb. Ito repeal the
snermaa silver lA~ % The grest neees-
sty Of the hoar." 80 sad President
elsct Cleveland 10 a Uaitet Press TO-
porter tnls evening. "Nnilo | AN nat
urally sverss 10 beng interviewed.
Mr.. Cissulsnd eontinoed. may consHs-
ton on Tue sub!ect is 50 deep, And tne
feeling concerning lt are 80 strong
tast I AN wiling yon snouid quote
wnsI say. Possibly tais direct
and suihofized expression from ME
~iil eneourags our republican Trends
M congress TO .t1nd cut against the re-
peal. 0a. nope not Ihs % not .
party question and should be eonsit-
cred from sns standpoint OF tho cofa-
mon good and nos from that OF party
advantages. Continuance OF the sll-
vrr pugenAss, an operation made
anditAtoFy ~ TIE sherman law. IS a
r,enac. Ia tne business aud nnsnslss
insers.t. II the c01atry. snl not yet
Without hope HAT THIS !sw Will Ds re-
psalec ~ the present. congress
-WbAfeyeF influence ! have - being
@x~rtea % that eId. TIE date al
~h5cb tire rvpeai should become
operative q immatrrlai. save that the
.5baer the bstter. an not yet
ready to express al opiniou as 10 what
sh ouid te done ia case the present
congress fails 10 repeal The Sherman
.A~. am uu~l.iing that motives
arising frcm the tsncled possibility ot
party advantage MI he permltted O.
prevent repeal during the term of this
congress.
"Wnen you go 10 Washington mex
montb. Mr.. Cleveland" sugges stsd the
Importer. you viii ind many ques-
Sons Of great pnDilc Importance con-
fronting YOU
''It = not the large questions that
ann afgsit ~. sad Mr.. Cleveland.
.'tut t1e multitude OF small qurstions
winch vii br sand wicbcd between
theal. With the ss,i*tance OF the beet
men "a pabic lie = NIL not be &C
very difficult q determine the
~.ssst cous-s u BE- ursued concerning
tae important mattsTs. The trouble y
that manv men who could gIv- vslu
able sss4stance p>rs At "a devoiang their
energies and IA asking nae ~ devote
mine 90 matters suicn "a comparison
are trlvIal. lHere are, for instance
men who ey.nce more interest Ia tae
hi8nx % petty uffices than IN saving
the country from the menace Of toe
Sherman law"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Inssrum-ns Invsatsd - do Away Wlth
T-ls.fsph and 1-.-pAor,-.

Instrument Invented - DO Away With
Telegraph and Ie.ephor--
CrirAso. FEB. The telephone and
te.rSysph are - be revolalsonized is
the declaration OF \ number ~ gentle
men. sbo tsidAy applied Tor Articles Of
incorporation OF company with
capital Of SO coo. .oO0 The concern is
knoNr az tEe Harrison international
Telephone company. The follow ng
named gentlemen. who today CON-
pie ted the .inAl details At meeting
held at the Grand Psciic. are the al.
rectors. pr. T.. "a. iiarrisoa of Fort
~misa. ARK. the inventpr. l.. r. In
gals of tD,s city. George X Peek OF
Topeka. kkr-. Charles VI. q. ferr, Al
tert stone. MAJOR Warner. iona I.
Eiake. Howard N Holden ari Webster
Ssg.s of hansas City. Richard ..
kernAndo and } 4. Young % ~ LOUIS.
Tue chief officers vii - IA this city.
The Invsnl.on what VII D. known a.
the long 8 aianc- tvp@~ritsr. system
OF telegrauuy Ut Ch e calculated to
abolish tae dos ADD ts,h. TIE machine
resembles ths ord 3 Ary typewriter, Dat
= a. ARRANGED ttst When connected toy
vire "a similar n)aeaine pa = dls-
tsut city that message written on one
ntschIne . Reproduced on the other.
Tne cost. lt = .sld. viii he One.tnlfd
les than teiegrAphv.
The chef advantage over telephone
- that a does away with the nrCess'fy
OF tns central operator. the cost. too.
a = sad. Wal BE- less. a. Ieast 0as-third
tas1 tie present rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Isxrxa. Mch.. Feb. i.--The saloon
keepers 90 ffi. esty held : secret meet
lnE TO-DAY sna reffeetsi pre- nasnsfy
organ zsllo0. fney vi s.s tne reg
lsfure - t.pssl toe present ianof as
sad e.ssblt.a Ba3eyla tar of SO.
IheY ~i!l sss 90 - al ~ed 81
Keep Their lsees - b8sness area or
ga hoiidAys. ard 20 - ai4oeea ~
oDea n3 on si.ftloe Gsys after tie
pslil-sr~ closed Iasy All Slso wsss
ssF sgsirss Mayor Sement and Mar
snai sanford. uho have urci1F esF-
forced the is~s $40 cts orsfsrsncesr
~sth TO resnlf tat ihe ssls ne are al
ciosea ~ sllae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
NO fEAR or ENGLAND.
She VIII Protest D.plomancsi.y Regard
ing the Sandwich Islands.

She VIII Protest Diplomancsi.y Regard
ing the Sandwich Islands.
WAsHIseToS, Feb. 1.-The principal
development in connection with the
Hawaiian situation today Is the an
nouncement that Secretary of STATE
foster had given up his trip 10 Paris
next week, WHITTIER tie WAS gong as
agent of the United States 10 stU0na
the meeting of the Bsring sea srtiira-
tors. La view of the necesslties of the
situation suddenly presenting them
selves II has been deemed expedient
that he should remain IN tue depart
ment until the close of hls term of
Office. He wal, however, meet the ar.
bltrAtors Et the date of their adjourned
meeting, which has been liked for
March %.
Senator Frye. who is leading mem
Der of the committee on foreign rela-
tions, sAid today: "The protest of
England against annexation on our
part. If II we're deemed wisest and beet
by the powers Of this government.
would be prcsumptnous and lmpudent.
amaglne u Will be confined TO tie
presentation Of = diplomatic note, 10
matte terms, will make reply.
England did not consult with us or
our interests when she made an agree
ment with Germany 10 divlde the
islands of the Pacific with that power
aud she certainly can have no grouad
for objection II We see 1t TO take
ing IN the ocean,"
Tha A.pa - ~ ba rgnrfS n
Of the state department. 10 having cop
les made of Honolulu and other points
IN the sand wich Islands, which are now
inshe possession of the war department.
Tie copies aud the rest OF the originals
not duplicated will be gwen Secretary
j. W. Foster for reference IN the con-
ference he Is to have saturday with the
annexation comm issioner.-
A prominent member OF the commit
tee IN foreign affairs of the house sad
today: "Uf course, the argument wall
bc made that il u IN violation OF our
long established principle of human
liberty for US 10 take possession of these
lrlands and TO deprive the natives OF
seif government. That question, how
ever, does not properly Arise The
question 10 that OF promlnence OF inter
srt III tbrrt lciahNr ~ thc tA4%eN
states, and the relations existing be-
tween Hawaii and the United States by
reason of position. The dominating
interests of Hawaii by possession u
held in the United States, ana by pos.-
ton the Sandwich islands form an ont
! poet of tue United States Ii - ac-
knowiedged among nations that such
conditions establish. IN the country tnus
interested. the right 10 control or pro-
tect the outpost. In thl. we have .
strong case. The question Of how far
the islands shall bee controlled aud nov
lar the natives shall he preserved i IN.
cldcntai and comes after the other"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

He VIII undouetsdiy BE- Eieeisd Ssnsto'
Prom Moth Dakota

Prom North Dakota
BIsMAiaK, y. D.. Feb. l.--col. J. ID.
Benton. democrat. csme within three
votes OF beng elected United States
senator today. AZ tfle temperature
Was hos.fing about 40 degrees below
zero. several members Suffered from
bronchial trouble. remaining from TOE
capital. Nearly sll the democrats and
independents, however, we're IN their
seats aud the word was passed sfounI
10 vote soiidly for Benton agala.
Eghty-two Of the nlnrfy-tnree votes
were cast. making only forty-tw0
necessary for = choice.
The antl-lasey republicans did not
embrace the opportunity ~ put Mr..
Benton through. ss they cast three
votes Tor each of the four candidates
Tic tallot resulted: Benton. -; Czs~y,
81; klngmaB, 8; Smith. 3; Walsh, 81
finkham. l. The Casey men are be
ginning Ia realize that they cannot
elect the senator and are negotiating
with the ants with view Of getting
him out OF the way ana holding . eau.
Gus. One II Mr.. Casey's most ardent
supporters SAID this afternoon that q
Telegram wss expected from the sena-
tor In the next twenty-four hours re-
leasing all his supporters from their
caucus obligations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
e.r..srrsr~ skA..
Frederick win Go TO Jackson for Killing
o. Mofoss.

DErRofr. Mich, Feb. i.-Just before
court convened this morning. the jury
IN the case of George G. ffederek. ~ho
wss on trisi for the mufoer OF q. :.
Nofos.. announced that they had
agreed after an al night sess on. Trey
returned verdict OF nssnsla ansbter.
Judge Chsn,srs ssssd FREDERICK the
conventional question and thsn stn.
fsuced him 60 Jackson f.r ftseen
year.. The iurv -tcod eleven Tor mar
Ser. bat uror I. ~. Ray hang oa1 and
finally won
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Cod snd snow sso3 Railroad Traits N
the West

- Pact. Mnn.. Feb. Ati0 o'clock
ton.xnt Is vas from % 80 - degrees re-
iow zero a; al points IA Mlnnesots aud
tie pakotas. Ib@ only report f-ran
sny re.nt VA the northwest m
q eating weather al w the zero point
SO HIiss city. Mont. which was :
set'vs a. .. m. tiosing risc or -
degrses 30 tne usstI twsnfy-four hours
Tie teupcrstorr' IA Minnesota this
mcruing rss the coidest known n i've
years. TIE Fex sier furuing "a low ss 30
degrees belos zero. At ~ Paul 10 sas
- beiou Al one tine this morning.. and
a. 90xen- Of points y Was over 40 he
io~. In . goot many instances, 80 a,
{amestosn. y. -. the pubic schools
ara closed ks~sy trsfic q greatly
retarded every~htrs. aud on several
hrsneh ines = sbapt0ned. Ne trans
we're run Yesterday on tnr Brosns
Falisv bfsneh of the Great Northern
and a passenger tfs1 = stack ~
sno~ trift on me Fargo southwest
efu. East toand .1sins on the Nurtn-
e-n Psc &c t0tsv sere tssive ho1rs
tate. snd those On the Great Northern
not much sss ar. Railway trslae ia
srata sesfern Nnresots bsdiY ds-
mora ed snd may nos b strsixatsfaed
edt far a couple a asys
larn< the sforfp 80 sftsrnos,n The
So sn resIdencs or ~ s. k,nyou -
DTsnneana ~as tnfned. the restner
heca - severe taa frenfen coci DO
nota q. "a raerx ne fsues.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

AgHtNr. y. y. fst. l--eenstor Nc
Nation. cpairnsn oi tie legislators
comtoatee whieh hss Investigated ths
Reading cesi cofnifustlOn, soifnit,sc
TIE commits REPORT a. tbe ieEtels.
tOfe toaas. ne report sAfs thas the
railroads snierfssest ~ tie cosah ~ ~
troi sbsut ~ lsf csnt 81 use cntlfe ton
Hrke q ctsai snresliF tra0Rht - tide
~ater. The cfgnnslltee iftfc4 pr~d =
b.l 10 tne senatt toasf ~hicb = ~.
tfnfed ~ prevent 80 coTnosnsilofi
from raffrsEg cut - r,isns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

rhs Mercury Drops os Degrees IN T~sn-
ty-Four Holfs.

ty-Four Holfs.
KAssAs CRY, Mo-. Feb. 1.-The sever
est blizzard of tnis winter Of blizzsrds
= sweeping today oser Kansas. Mis-
sour and the . utnwesi- Beginning
~ 10 o'clock lAsl nIght. the mercury
fell with starting rspsdlty. and ~ noon
today the recorded drop IN eignt hours
wzs IS dexre~s- In southwestern kao-
sas fall OF o5 degrees IN the same
time l. reported. A bitter wind from
the noFthwes. prevailed most OF tho
time. accompanied by tine drizxhng
snow Nhscn cut Ike knife.
Accidents ia Kansas City on account
of the storm were numerous. Most
Serious OF these were the failure OF the
brakes on . cable Car on the Ninth
street incline TO hold. allowing the car
10 dAsn To the bottom, where u par
tsllj wrecked the depot and severely
injared several of the passengers. The
sgnal service officers here say that =
further drop Of 10 degrees may be ex-
Dectel tonight.