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The morning call., 1893-07-09
Testimonials to the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMFY.

WINNIPEG, June 3. 1893.
Agent Canadian Pdc,fc Rail,oay san Francisco
Cai.-DEAR SIR: We have arrived at Winnipeg
all right and very happy. Since we reached
the Canadian Pacific Railroad have enjoyed
every moment, and in every way our trip has
been perfect.
For gorgeous scenery and grand surprises we
feel that your road surpasses all others. For
courteous treatment ana kindly favors nothing
more could be given.
We commend your road to all travellers and
are most grateful to you for your arrangements
and forethought in preparing trip for US.
Most sincerely,
Signed: Ida NJ. Kervan Lille X Piper, Mrs
Kate Piper. Nettie C. Stallman. Emelia Stalman
Anna NJ. Wiebalk. Mrs. NJ. A. Swan. Grace A,
Bode. Mrs. N. s. Arnold, Harriet b. Foye. E. j.
| Arnold, Nellie A. Jacobs. Edith NJ. Moulton
| George A. Foye. Belle L. Semlar, Mrs. A. f.
| Owen. Kate F. McColgan. Mrs. Julia Sarles
Rosalie Hardy, Mrs. s. L. vaslit, NJ " Arnold
Mrs. j. Heineberg, Mrs. X. Ouyang Professor S.
Arrillags. Mrs. S. Arrillaga. w. +. Noble K.
Thayer, L Heineberg
The following is a telegram to the Pacific Excur-
sion Company. dated Winnipeg Man, May 25
under whose auspices an excursion was organized /.
"scenery grand. treatment en- route excellent.
Advise everybody to 60 via the Canadian Pacific
Railway.
'Signed: Messrs. Dallam, Soule Hebron, Tripp.
Hinds Dawburn. Eastern, Little. Heartt Gould.
ing. Whitney. Mygatt, scholl, Gilman Keep, Nc
flke, farfnan ana otnerS or the party"
Testimonial from the schooLteachers Of Homo.
lulu that recently ieft San Francisco en- route to
the w orld's Fair going East via the Canadian Pa
cifc Railway under the conductorship of Miss J.
NJ. Whitney:
30 Potomac ave-, CHICAGO, June Is, 1893.
Agency Canadian Pacific Rail,oau, San Fran
cisco, cat: The below is the general expression
OF those in our party of tho 18th Of june who
passed over your road, leaving San Francisco
June i:
The undersigned members Of the Honolulu
party, travelling from San Francisco to Chicago
via the Canadian Pacific Railway. desires to ex-
press their entire satisfaction with the special
advantages OF the road. The variety OF the seem
cry ON the west end OF the route has more than
exceeded all expec tatons, making the journey
ono of the pleasantest in our memorable expe-
riences OF travel. We wish also to testify that the
assurances OF the San Francisco agent Of the Ca
madam Pacific Railway in regard to special provi
sions for our comfort have been fully realized
The officials whom met along the line have
treated US with unfailng courtesy. and accorded
| US special privileges. Sigued at request of party
NJ. WHITNEY.
Call upon NJ. NJ STERN, District Passenger
Agent, 64S Market st. (Chronicle buildinsJ, and
let him arrange for your trip.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
A Death Dealer From M. Turpin.
London Daily New

A friend of Nj. Turpin, the inventor of
the explosive melinite, has furnished to
the press certain details regarding NJ. Tur-
pins latest invention. This consist of a
species Of mitralleuse of very light caliber,
drawn by two horses and served by four
men, and for which it is claimed that in a
single discharge it can fire $4,000 projectiles
10 distance of $500 meters lover two
niles, covering geometrically distance of
80. Goo square meters. The new weapon can
be fired four times in fifteen minutes. In
the inventors opinion merchant ships
could be converted into powerful armed
cruisers by its employment.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

hert their artistic tendencies in unbroken
line from the time Of Raphael and Michael
Angelo. Over there the countries have
been hallewed by age and blood. and under
like or similar stimulus the same romance
and art love would probably distinguish
this country"
Mr.. Stanton intends remaining in Cali
fornia for about one year. and has already
taken studio. He hopes. however, to re-
turn 10 the Paris he loves so well, when he
Will resume his studies.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
HIS AWFUL FALL.
A Laborer Plunges HeadIong From
Roof.


Henry Bags. carpen ter. was seriously
injured by a terrible fail in South San
Francisco yesterday.
Baggs with some other workmen was
repairing the roof of a tannery on @ street
when the accident occurred. He mounted
tall ladder leaning against the side of the
building leading to the roof, and when
near the top missed his footing aud fell to
the ground below, distance of nearly
forty feet.
The injured man was picked up in an
unconscious condition by his fellow work
men and taken to the City and County
Hospital. His scalp was badly lacerated,
and he was terribly bruised about the
body. The surgeons think that be will re-
cover, but fear that he sustained serious
internal injuries that will permanently
disable him
The morning call., 1893-07-09
Absolute Merit.

No other plaster has been produced which
gains so many testimonials OF high value as
those continuously accorded to ALLCoCKs
POROUS PLASTER. and the only motive for
these exceptional concentrations Is the fact
that 1t is a medicinal and pharmaceutical pre-
paration of superior value. Beware OF imita-
tions. Ask for and insist upon ALLCOCKS.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are good corrective.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
THE TRANSVAAL A MARVEL.
A Cape Town Merchant Tells of Its
Resources.
New York HeralS

"The Transvaal is one of the most mar
velous countries on the face of the earth
and fullest of possibilities for the future -
This is a pretty bold assertion. but j. D.
Cartwright, a wealthy Cape Town mer.
chant. here for the purpose of visiting the
Worlds Fair, was prepared to give a good
many reasons when spoken to by re-
porter:
Take the gold fields alone around
Johannesburg" said he. The monthly
output ranges from $4,000 TO 117000
ounces. value of considerably over
100000 In 1887 there were not dozen
houses in the whole place. Now there is a
population of over $4,000, growing every
week.
1.-The permanency of the place is also
we'll assured. TIE official survey has dis
closed four distinct gold reefs running
from the town of Heidelberg 10 Johannes
berg. distance Of forty miles. From
twenty to thirty miles of these reefs have
been exposed already. and the return from
the ore is magnificent.
Farming. manufacturing, trading are
all stimulated and promoted by the popu-
lation. which increases by leaps and
bounds. The city is very pretty one. and
no stronger contrast could we'll be offered
than that of Kimberly, the diamond fields
in Cape Colony. in its commencement,
and Johannhsberg.
"The climate is magnificent and by no
means tropical. for you must recollect
Johannesburg is 5000 feet above the level
of the sea. 1t is connected by a railway,
passing through the Orange Free State,
with Cape Town. Another line is also
projected by Netheriand company.
which will place Johannesburg in direct
communication with the sea coasi-with
Zanzibar in fact.
"Of course. farming has been an impor-
tant industry ever since the founding of
the Transvaal. All sorts of cereals grow
abundantly. and as for the stock farms,
they are an unfailing source of wealth."
The morning call., 1893-07-09
Timidity of Elephants.
London Spectator

A big elephant which was employed to
drag away the carcass Of a dead bullock
and had allowed the burden to bs attached
by ropes without observing what 1t was.
happened to look around and instantly
bottled, its fright increasing every moment
as the unknown object jumped and bump
ed at its heels. After running some miles.
like dog with a tin can to its tail, the
elephant stopped and allowed itself to be
turned around and drew the bullock back
again without protest.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Edward Gonzales was
sent to the County Jail yesterday by Judge
Joachimsen. He pleaded guilty to obtaining
money under false pretenses for the families OF
the three firemen who lost their lives at tie re-
cent fire on Page street. There are still two
charges OF attempting to OBJ ain money under
false pretenses pending against him.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
Baggage Notice,

Roupd-trip transfer tickets are now on sale
at any OF our Offices at reduced rates viz: One
trunk, round trip soc; single trip, 35c. Keep
your baggage checks until you reach the city.
Morton Special Delivery, II Geary ST., 40S Tay-
lor st. and Oakland Ferry depot waiting -r0Om).'
The morning call., 1893-07-09

Over 1000 tons of horseflesh are annually
eaten in Paris.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

Too, for you can buy better
goods there than anywhere
else and for less money. Try
it and see.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

MIRO ly IN
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and Manhattan 26 Several failures &C.
Cured without general disturbances
and the appointment of receivers for
the Cordage Company was in some sense
a relief. Other speculative markets
are, on the whole, rather stronger than
a week ago.
At nearly all points the backward
season and bad weather with slow col
lections will give cause of complaint.
At Pittsburg the iron trade is still more
depressed, but business in glass is fairly
good. The iron trade shows no improve
ment. There is pressure to sell from
the West. Southern sold at $3.50; Birm-
ingham and Bessemer has fallen to
81. $40 at Pittsburg. Bar is cut again
and structural iron is slow. Sales of
$4,000, 900 pounds lake copper to Amer
lean consumers at lie are reported. Tin
and lead are weak and coal dull. The
failures for the week amount to 240.
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, May notwithstanding the
panicky conditions Of the New York stock
market everything on Change here had
good support. This state of affairs was
partly due TO the bad weather for toe crops,
both at home and abroad. Wheat opened
firm, though trading was somewhat re-
stricted because of the New York Stock
Exchange furry. In view Of the very IN
certain feeling in New York the tone might
be called strong. There was pretty good
buying, and some of the principals who
were connected with the May deal were
reported as buyers for the July and Sep
TENDER options. Gables were higher and
the crop advices in the country continue
unfavorable, creating q somewhat "buli-
ishn sentiment. Corn active and stronger,
closing near its best prices. Oats stronger
and higher. Hog products active, closing
frmer and q shade higher. Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat cash, No. spring,
721<o; No. 3spring, 655<c; No. 2 red. 7215c;
May, 7211Sa725zc, closing atty 72}<c; July,
74ySa75SSc, closing at 75s<c;N September,
closing at 7Sc. Corr, cash No.
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A Voice from harbour County.


CALHOUN, w. VA, May 3.-See!ng
the many charges alleged TO Hon. w.
L. Wilson for the course he has taken
under the new administration, l feel
that would be doing Hon. W. l.. Will
son and my country an injustice should
I fail to speak at this time. Permit me
to say that his course has been right in
the eyes OF the great mass Of the people
of West Virginia. Every act Of his Of
fetal life has been in the right direction
for the good of the people. He has won
for himself name as a statesman that
will 90 down on the pages Of history to
be- read by those yet unborn as states
man and as q man. None surpasS him
in the State of West Virginia. He can
90 to Congress from the Second district
as often as he desires.
B. J, PARKS.
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seriously III with pneumonia, is walk
ing about again.
Putney township taxpayers will meet
at City Hall to-day to discuss the pike
question.
The Junior Mechanics held a special
meeting at DnQuesne Hall last evening,
w. V. Campbell, Esq, Of st. Glars
Vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Deitenberg will open a
notion store at MeMechen.
Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER to-mor-
row.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Wool quiet and
nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 3Ja3lc; y IS
age: medium 34a36c; coarse 35a3Gc;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and West
ern fhe or Y and Xxx 26c; coarse 34a
35c; washed combing and delaine X and
XXX 3Oa33c; medium washed combing and
delaine, 36a37lSc; coarse do. do. 35a36c:
Canada washed com0ing 3la33c: tub
washed, choice 36a3Sc: medium unwashed
combing27a2Sc; coarse do. 27a2Sc; Montana
oloSgo
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Dun,s Review of Trade.

New YORK, May 5.-Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade says: Had BUSH
ness in Wall street been unsound or I'M
healthy the collapse of prices during the
past week might have caused panic.
Nearly all stocks fell, but the Indus
trials were the most seriously depress-
ed, aud while the average decline in all
stocks was about Sc per share for the
week, Cordage fell 40 points, Sugar 40
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, n. Y. May 5.-The pc
troleum market was weak throughout on a
moderate business. Pennsylvania oil spot
sales none. June option sales $1,000 barrels.
Opening soc; highest 591Sc; lowest 5515c;
closing soc. Sales 5000 barrels.
OIL CRY, PA. May ). - Petroleum
opened at 6O1Sc; highest G0Ac: lowest 5516c;
closed at size Sales, 26S,000 barrels;
clearances, 76S, 900 barrels; shipments, e5,-
SCI barrels; runs, S2.332 barrels.
P1TTsBURe, PA, May 3. = Petroleum
opened at 60c; closed Sc; highest, 60Ac;
lowest 551Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-06
Moses Price Cured OF Rheumatism.

The many cases eff rheumatism cured
by Cham berlain's Pain Balm during the
past few months have given the people
great confidence in its curative proper
ties, and have shown that there is one
preparation that can be depended
upon for that painful and aggravating
disease Honaker Bros, Lorain, Ohio,
say: "Mr. Moses Price, OF this place,
was troubled with rheumatism for a
long time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has cured him. He says that the Balm
has no eoual."
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~ DaY 80 and Danel

Work was commenced yesterday on
digging up Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, preparatory to lay
ing the new track, which will be eX-
tended down that far. The cars will
run down McMechen street TO Seventh,
down Seventh TO Main, then up. This
will be a great convenience to those llv-
ing distance down town.
The Hope Society held meeting last
Thursday evening 10 settle up the ac-
counts Of the festival, held at the City
Hall last week, After everything was
settled, the Society iud that they have
cleared SSs7, the proceeds Of which
will be devoted toward the new church
which is soon to be erected.
The Smith real estate near the B. &
o. shops in the lower end of town will
be offered at public sale in front of the
city building one week from to-day.
Charles Sect, Ed. Noel and Louis
Schad arrived home yesterday from
Huntington, where they attended a
meeting Of the Redmen's convention.
Sheriff w. j. Burley has notices pla-
carded around town, stating that he
will be here to see all who are indebted
te him on the 18th of next month.
The fair and festival to be given I'M
der the auspices Of the X. Of 2. lodge
will open at the City Hall this evening
and continue for one week.
The pupils Of the grammar depart
ment and intermediate grades contem-
plate giving an entertainment in two or
three weeks hence.
Work on the double track is progress
ing rapidly. The track will in all prob
ability be- laid down to the railroad by
this evening.
Rev. Thos. Cotton, State Bible Agent,
from Parkersburg, was in town yester-
day, calling on Postmaster Pelly.
Both mills are running on full now
the steel works is being remodeled in
several places.
Miss Allie McMurray, OF New Mar
tiusville, is visiting friends in town.
Charles Hanke, OF Hagerstown, Nd,
is the guest of relatives here.
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BELLAIRE.

Schick's miners have returned to
work on temporary arrangement.
Those employed az Pelky's MoSSgroye'S
and ScahillS have also returned 10
work. 10 was reported en- the street
last evening that those employed at
Heatherington's mines had effected an
agreement, but the rumor could not be
confirmed.
Those a who want good Sunday
newspaper will do we'll by trying the
Sunday REGISTER All the important
telegraph news, besides local cOrreSpOn-
dence, society news, and other interest
ing departments. Leave order with c.
H. Bakeney and have it delivered to
your door.
Plank were laid on the railroad for
the Belmont street crossing yesterday.
by the B. Il O. dispensing with two of
its yard tracks much easier grade is
obtained on fhe north side without dam
aging property.
Candidates for nomination before the
county conventions are already getting
numerous, and the indications are that
we will have lively campaign next
fall, as several Important offices are to
be filled.
Marshal johnson was Yesterday pre-
sented with young fox by John Myers.
Charlie is q fox hunter, and Will not
Keep young Reynard in captivity, but
release him at the first opportunity,
Hon. c. L. Weems, Of st. Evansville,
announces that he will be a candidate
for nomination of PrOsecYtiDg Attor-
ney before the Republican county con-
ventioH,
Work was rushed rapidly on the cleo
trio railway yesterday, and the rails are
laid up 10 end Of the paved street, AT
Hcatherington'S upper coal mines.
Col. David Rankin, Pr sident Of the
Glen Coal Company, says bat the report
that his company had signed the miners
scale Is not correct.
The Epworth League, Of the South
Bellaire church opened fairA and teSti-
val last evening, which will b9Sontinu-
ed this evening.
o. E, Foulke was called to Je salem,
Monroe county, yesterday, by mess
age announcing the serious IN ess OF
his mother.
John Pedicord has returned mudh i'm
proved from the Wheeling Hos kitsl
where he was for sciatic rheumati
The Bellaire Nail Works are b
coal shipped from West Virginia q
the miners strike.
A. j. Lee and Daniel Lucas.
comedians, held a mock divorce
City Hall last evening.
win Parks, secretary Of the Z
Savings and Loan Company
threatened with fever.
Raphael Gibbs, the ID
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DRYGoODs.
2la222c.

New YORK, May 5.-The dry goods mar
ket was very fat as regards demand, al
though there was something doing along
the line and JOB lots were sought for. In
spite of the troubles in financial circles
there continues good tone TO dry goods,
and though some revisions are expected in
cottons, it viii not indicate either an album
dance or a want Of confidence.
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NM Hnnaler. IYnnt tha Boat.

"The people of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" says John
V. Bishop, of Portland Mills, Indiana.
That is right. They know it to be SUI
perior TO any other for colds, and as q
preventive and cure for Group, and why
should they not insist upon having il?
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Time Tsole 10. 2; o axe ss 2, l2:'l a. M

Time Table No =. 10 take eject 1891 a. ~
sunday, November ~. 1914
Leave wb.elag--i5;80 1910. f7:is. 800
a, IS s9.B. tI0:D fli:0 q N. tl3:i5. fl.f<
s':U. $50, $50 $50 te:J0 p. "a.
"LsaTs Psninsuls-fb:to, f5:b n.1 fs:Ms
.s:5i. gg5l. tlO:39, tii:oI a. NJ, .iz.zl fIssl
+s.oS ts:H. .3:4i, s5:5s, tG:1 D. N.
Arrive sariin's f,Try--f5 -. f1:0l ~
1918, t9:57, wi fl0s s., ti2:O1 si1.z)y :s;oS.
42.i2 +3.33 Il ~, se.0l, r6.fl
Leave Tsrminsi JoneuoB--i5:Y, tt:H n;o,
5000. si0:0 til:i5 q. m. El5. T:H, rEh,
81 IS, tb.N, fs:55. $40, ti0:H p 10.
Leave Laughlins kili-t7.2i TILE a NJ.
u Leave De Has. cTossiBr-t7:a5. tii:D q N
Arrive ysrfln's Ferry--S5:A f6:33 ~
1000. elo.B. Mira. tina ~: %. f2:E' 's'A
'' .D,I H. tDsi i except Sunday Sundays
All train. will run on Eastern Time. Cock
in telsgrsph orscs at whssling 10 the staneafs
aoISe4d TAUssIc. supsriassnssst
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The Metal Market

NEW York. May 5.--Pig iron steady;
American 81 ?.5al5 60 Copper steady; lake
sl1 90. Lead. easy; domestic s. SIX. Tin
firm: straits so 80.
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LIVE sToCK.

CHICAGO, May s. Cattle--Receipts, 5000
head; shipments, $500 head; market,
slow and lower sprice; natives 50 5Oa6 %;
medium 81 9Oa5 80 fed Texanssl OOa4 80;
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market, higher: mixed and
packers 81 2Oa7 40; prime heavy 81 45a1 co.;
light g. 35a7 40; pigs s. 9Oa6 IS.
Sheep-l2eceipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market, dull and weak; clip
ped Texans a 25a5 so; other clipped s. 5Oa
as 20; western wethers s. 9Oa6 05; lambs
s. 00a7 %.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, May Seattle
Receipts, $50 head; shipments, $40 head;
nothing doing; all through consignments.
Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
800 head: market fairly active; Philadel-
phias 81 6Oa7 IS; mixed, 81 55a7 60; York
ers 81 40a7 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 900 head; shipments,
400 head: market steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O., May 5.-Hogs, steady
at SO so; receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head.
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~ Psnnsyivsnis stations.
[VlbRnnSvIVdnid Ungsl
~ Trains Run by Central Tims.

rrerrr Oryrcrs At PENNSYLVANIA frfrfor a
w1Trn sr FooT OF kLryr-rE ST.. WsExLfEe.
Az Ecfrrx HorsE. NHEELTsc. AID ~ IITA
PxsysrLvAyIA STATION. BEfDcErcA1-
eor-rrxsr sfr-xH-" PAs HSsDzE Yor-r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-06

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Wsdnes.
day, June i.ls91. trains will run rs follows
city time.
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
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BENWOOD.

The City Hall was filed to its utmost
seating capacity last evening. The
drawing card being musical and lite
rary entertainment given by the pupils
of the primary department OF the pub
lie schools.
The leading feature Of the entertain
ment was the May Day Party, in which
May-pole dance and May Queen were
introduced. The proceeds, which will
amount to quite snug sum, will be de-
voted to enlarging the library at the
school. The following was the pro-
gramme rendered:
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W p. SB. DIV SION.

For Pittsburg. o:l0 and 20 =. m, and 500 p
M daily. aud SOP. m. daily etcept sunday. 4
For Pittsburg aud tho East. 90 p. m dailf.
Washington Accommodation b:O p. n. ~
en-
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From Plttsburg. 1906 a. m. dsily(f2:f5 p. n.
except sunday, $50 and 1918 .. N. daily.
washington Accommodation. 1850 q m. daily
sxcspt sunday
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VheelIns Brldsa and 7srmIalI RlIIIy

General PASSENGER Agent, Bsltimgrs
JS LANE. WhssiIng. dtH
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Chicago Express, i:Ib and b:bo a. m. daily.
and 1906 p. IN. except Sunday, and b;B ,. n.
Cincinnati Express. $50 a N. and 5;5' p. N.
Columbus Accom- mOdatIon. 12:Sp m. daily
except sunday.
ST Clairsville Accommodation, l2;oo p. N. and
5;s5 0. m. except sunday