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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
WARDEN FOR JACKSON.
william Chamberlain, OF Berrien Comfy
Other Nominations by Gov. Rich.

Gov. Rich has appointed William
Chamberlain, of Three Oaks, Berrien
county, warden of the jackson State
prison. Mr.. Chamberlain was formerly
a member of the House with Gov.
Rich and also of the Senate. He has
served on the prison board and has an
extensive knowledge of public affairs
and of penal institutions.
The Senate has confirmed the NOM
nations by the governor of Mary c.
Spencer, of Lansing as state librarian;
Loomis X. Bishop, of Grand Rapids,
and James A. Crozier, Menominee,
trustees of the Soldiers Home; Alfred
j. Miner, Kalamazoo, and w. NJ. Rob
inson, Grand Rapids, trustees of the
Kalamazoo asylum.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

YEARS ago a man left his wife in
Germany and settled in Illinois. The
other day he died, and according to
the terms OF his will his heart, neatly
picked, is on its way across the sea
TO the widows address. 1t will be
an object lesson to her, and show
that she had been mistaken in her
estimate of her husband. She had
considered him heartless.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
IT is estimated that s1,o)o,OO will

IT is estimated that $1,0)0,000 will
furnish electric power for use on the
Erie canal equal to double the present
service. That can be accomplished
by giving boats a movement of four
miles per hour, while at present it is
practically only two miles. But with
pine feet of water instead Of seven
feet, as now, the capacity Of the Ga
nal will DO quadrupled. TO s-.ure
this will be the next great step in
waterway communication for the
great West with the Atlantic.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
Dryden's Wife.

Dryden married Lady Elizabeth
Howard, shrew of marked ability.
She complained that he showed her
no attention, and wished herself
book that she might enjoy more of
his society. "Wish yourself an alma
nae, my dear; then i could change
you every year. "-Argonaut.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

The man who attempts to do bdsi-
ness without advertising has been
aptly compared to young fellow
winking ut pretty girl in the dark
He may know what he Is doing but
nobody else does.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
Man.s noav round IN the Ice.

The body of dead man was dis
covered three miles east of Dearborn
village. The body was found frozen
in the ice south of the Michigan Cen
trail tracks. The deceased had evil
IDENTIFY been struck by train going
east, as blood was found on the brid ge
over the creek. The deceased appears
to be about go years of age and was
we'd dressed. Nothing was found on
his person by which he could be inden-
titled.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
YALE,

QUEEN VIoroRIAiI "a led at f5, 0o0,-
800. exclusive OF landed interests.
This showing demonstrates the value
of economy and. the.wlsdom Of sticking
to q good job. 81 ~ us p.l5s f. ID s..at. 8.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
A Generous KaIamazoolu.

Silas Hubbard, of Kalamazoo, has
given $50, 600 TO build new church for
the Unitarian society on condition that
the society raise $500 for a suitable
site and the furnishings. The church
is TO have parlor for the meetings of
any benevolent or humane organiza-
ton, and Is TO be open every day In the
year. Nearly half OF the amount re-
quired has been raised.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

THE people who reside on the kue
Panama, street in Paris which re-
ceived that name several years ago,
want to have its name changed.
Many OF them have good reason to
rue Panama. ~ ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

HERE Is the time table for 1898:
Lent began February 10; Easter day
occurs on. April 2; Washington's
birthday, February 22, was on Wednes-
day; Inauguration Of the president,
Saturday, March A; st. Patrick's day,
March II, Friday; Fourth of July,
Tuesday; Labor day, Monday, Septem-
Der 4; Christmas, December 20,
Monday
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10
Tipping the Cook.

At the table Of the regent duke of
Orleans it was the custom for the
guest to drop piece Of gold in the
plate from which he had just eaten
dish whose taste he fancied.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

NEW YORK wants the worlds fair
opening postponed few days in
order not to conflict with the naval
parade TO be held Ia New York bay.
1t is supposed that the New Workers.
would be perfectly content TO let Chi
sago pay for the fair, provided they
are permitted TO run It,.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

The basket factory of Messrs. @. L..
King & company, Holland, has filed
an order of 100000 butter plates con-
signed directly to parties in Man
chester, England.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10

At meeting of the Marvellous driv
ing club it was decided to hold their
spring races in June.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-06
Ell GorraSROnSaI dshars far So tiracc1H p0F GOmuI
af con CIdEdad.
stca''.. Mg.4ts 1. 3ayanas
SEi .itMHAKIA

SECkErA KlA.
Por acuerdo tomato por la Junts general
de sosIos, Sc hace saosr q1e desde Ia presente
fecha hssta el Is de Dicismbre del ano en- curse.
se admiten socios por la initial de Ia cucta que
estipula ell RegLaneuto, pudlsndo los que solicit
ten admission tou1ar raz6u ea Sscretarfa. Bays
mon. 81 dc SeptIembrs de IS93.-El Secretrio,
Dsmingo BIsasO. l5-11
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-06
100000 NUMEROS I'm Ell GLOBC
LlSTA Dts PEEMIOS

t4B4 premfOE ssceDdentas
PREcIOS OE LOS BlLLETES
Enteros IS; DOs QuntOs 81 Un GlCintO 81;
D9cimos VgesmOs Is lac sOeesdss YaO de IS ESQ
AVISO IMPORTANTE.
dnerO por exreso,
sba astOs Yends
Be Lias de Prtios para nuestros coespOnsn
ss, Dirijrse simplemente d
PA UL COHEAD.
Orleans, Lc
Ell GoraSROnSal dshar8 far Sg tracc0H por GGm1Iaia
aifNaf con CIdFidaa.
Como Congress uto eyes pTohfbienCa
lOteTias de
xpresOs para coespUnsaes envsres
LAstss de Premos.
OAcaes envsran os locales pIdsn
despue cusiqur csndad Expeso. rGs
&S 00stos -. 49, - -
sIANA vease este chado Premio
betc
CONRAD Presdente, j. A Early L. GARELL 81 cOr CD
Ve6 tengan de los cuGtr9 BancOs NacioneE
pagaran bees PemadOs les
tados
betsa
venden concedendO eOmOnes expenditures
compradOres cepaEdo
6Las LOterG del KtGdO de Luisiaa Obtena
q premos anunniAdO In lists
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-06
PARA Ii GUlaDIl civil

en- Ia imprenta de "a UOR8esP9NDENOIA se venden
los siguleutes Impresos: Ia ice requisitorias
civiles milltares 40 centavos 81 100. Recioos
de presos y recbos de hab9res SO centavos 81
100. Se a7v'an o?r c9rrer s>ljcitud.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All PArss Of the ceunsr,
By Telegraph.

Gathered From All Rnrts Of the country
~ Telegraph.
Thus far the officials Of the fair ID
not favor reducing the price Of adInis
sion ON Sunday 10 twenty Ave cenfA
II Is thought that tho mob which
wanted 70 lynch Lee BENNETT AZ 0lca-
son, Tenn. has really killed Jim Harris,
an innocent man
Gilbert. the dynamiter. recently dis
charged from an English prison. ar
rived In New York Tuesday morning
on the steamer Chester
James Mckenzie, the United States
minister to Peru. and James u. Porter,
new minister 10 Chill, have arrived In
Lima from Panama. They arr In good
health
james Fulton, an old citizen, died
near Parlxersbnrg. W. va., while shoe.
ing i horse lie had just driven the
last nail and reached for tho rasp
when he fell over dead.
David T.. IInrlbcrt, who disappeared
mysteriously from GAINESVILLE, o., about
proved 70 he bogus Telegram from
Chicago. has been found on y cattle
ranch In Texas.
In the English honHe Of commons
Monday evening the seal fishery bill,
the first reading OF which has already
passed the house Of lords, was brought
up for second reading On bciag put
to the vote the bill was carried
Hiram Bowling, Van Vert, o., aged
~
while crossing the Pennsylvania rail-
road Monday morning was struck by
the pilot Of the limited mail east
bound. lie lived an hour after ming
struck
r. r. Adams Of Keyser. W Va. put
rusty old gun barrel In the stove to
burn off the rust and dirt In ii few
minutes tho gun. which was loaded. ex-
ploded, blowing the stove.t To fragments
and setting tho house on fire. Noonc
was hurt
The spanish cstravcls arrived In Mon
trcal about ii o'clock Monday. An i'm
inense concourse 81 people assembled
70 witness the arrival 81 tho ships in
the harbor, which was gayly decorated
with bunting, and salutes were fired rs
the vessels approached
Cashier Hinton Carr, Of the Tusann,-
bia Banking Co.. Florcnce. Ala, which
failed 10 days ago. has returned from
New York. bringing with him money
enough to pay the dcpositors IN full
Carr loft shortly before the bank
failed, and II was said he would not re-
turn.
Four deaths were reported at Alaia,
France, one Of which WAS proceeded by
cholcraic symptoms. At tho request II
the project, the minister Of war, Mem
day decided 70 adjourn tho n,obiiixl-
ton, reserved on account Of unsatisfac-
tory stasc Of thu pnbfichraiti q tho
town
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
the cuLPRITs


In the FoFdta Thcater Calamity, Appear
and Give isonda.
wAsmixGTox. June 20. No warrants
were served Tuesday morning on the
defendants III the verdict Of the cor-
oner,s jury over the victims II the Ford's
theater disaster, hut Col. r q Aims
worth. YIN. 4. Covert, superintendent
Of the thcater building, and Frances
Sasse, itscnginecr,appcarad voluntarily
In the criminal court before Judge Me-
comas, and gave bail for their appear
ancc.
When court opened &c 10 o'clock. II.
Ross Perry. the attorney whose attempt
TO address Deputy Coroner Schneider ut
the first inquest In behalf 81 Col Aims
worth helped TO precipitatc the riotous
outbreak against the latter. stated to
Judge McComaa that he represented
three OF the persons included In the
jury's verdict Messrs Ainsworth, Cow
crit and Sasse and that they were pres
ent and ready 10 give bail.
Col. Ainsworth had given q 5000
bond last night for his appearances, hut
Judge McConas decided that In view Of
the gravity Of the charge he would In
crease the amount of bond IN each ease
10 $40, 900. Bonds were prepared and
sureties qualified. Contractor Dant,
who was also included In the verdict Of
the coroner's jury, and who Is reported
TO be IN bad state Of health from ner-
vons prostration, has apparently been
left 10 shift for himself by the war de-
partment~ofiicials
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
|7HE FIRE IN MINNESOTA.
Not a Trunk Among All ii,
Homeless Refugees
Who Escaped From tho Fierccly Burn
ing Minnesota Towns.


DuruTn, Mimi, juno 90 The first
train bearing refugees who escaped
from tho fire In tho mining town OF
Nirginin, in all about $50 people.
mostly women and children, arrived III
Duluth nt 1880 Monday morning. and
the wcaricsi, hungry rasscngcrs hurried
from the cuachesto the baggage rooms.
where elaborate lunches were spread
ofali the crowd the greater portion
were pennilcss and dependent abso-
lutely upon what charity might be Of.
fered Fcw had saved anything be-
ynnd the most meager effects. and for
thr whole train lond there was not q
single trunk The crowd could not
stop 10 talls Sandwiches, coffee, any
thing 70 eat disappeared faster than Il
could be supplied. They hnd Ind little
or nothing 70 cat during the dny,
The houses burned liltc finder and
the whole town WINS III ruins III less
than an hour. Tho terrified people
gathered about tho Mesaha depot.
where the officers Of the road were do
ing everything Tor their safety. Al
train OF ore cars was backed into the
depot and tho people loaded In, Ali
the way the train came through lane
OF fire
Another train-load Of about two hum
sircd people from the bhrned-out towns
ON the Mcashn range reached the city ~
noon A number Of fatalities are re-
ported, but confirmation Of tho reports
islnclsing.
A couple Of actors won't back after
their wardrobe IN burning theater,
and have not been seen since. A woman
who tried 10 rescue her child 4 also
missing, and II Is feared pcrished.
Many have been injured
AauLANp. Wis, June 90. - Forest fires
arc sweeping over hundreds Of miles
ofcountry lomestcaderA arc "a dan
ger John Mengher persisted near
Moqunh, Two children, names mot
known. burned TO death nt Sanborn
and tho town Is wiped ont, The North
Pacific bridge az Mincrvillo Is gone.
and bridge 900 feet long on tho south
shore at Sanborn wna destroyed Many
freight ears nrc destroyed Tho total
property less Is IN the millions
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
rlflr canta e M IlolInr.

IfosromA, O., June 20. The commit
tee appointed by the creditors Of
Charles Foster has prepared blanks pro-
posing settlement on the haaisof nifty
cents on the dollar, and has left tho
same az about half q dozen places for
signatures. Thus far about 400 per-
sons have signed, but this Is only a
drop IN the bucket, ami II win DO many
days before q settlement can be made
on that basis Mr.. Foster Is confident
he can pay out In time II the DO per
cent deal Is agreed npon.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
70 BOYCOTT IT.
Methodists Threaten 10 Esehcw the Column
bian Expedition.

hAAn ~ RttnfNiDAf
CHICAGO, June Golf bishop Mcr-
rill's authority Is good the Methodists
Of the world win boycott the Worlds
Columbian exposition because 81 the
Sunday opening feature. lie says
the general commission Of the
denomination will issue mani
festo Thursday next withdrawing
the Methodist exhibits from the
fair within the week, and asking
the 5000, 900 members Of the church TO
keep away from the White City week
days as we'll as Sundays. The order to
be issued, he declares Is nothing short
Of complete boycott Of the exposition,
and The bishop predicts that other
Christian denominations. will follow
the example set by the followers Of
Wesley, and that the enterprise will
suffer financially from the OBJECTIONS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
TIE BORDEN MURDER.
The froaeeptiea's Argument Aaaiast a,
Accused The Case Neaflnts = Verdict.

the froaerntionh Argument Anathst the
Aeeased The Case NearlnF v~raiet
Ngw BEnFoRp, Mass. June 30. Liz
ale Borden entered tho room Ill s,sa
Tuesday. and Gov Robinson took a
scat beside her and ihv two.engnged in
conversation until conrt opened
Court convened at . o'ciorlS promptly.
and the district attorney picked up the
thread 81 his argument where he
dropped Il Tuesday night.
The counsel who opened the case for
the defense said that tho motive was
part Of the governments casc. hut the
speaker said this was not so, although
the consideration 81 the motive has
weight IN olucidating tho facts in the
case. Motives, however. are neither
adequate nor tolerable when considered
In connection with crime. The mo
tiycs 81 mankind are as inscrntable as
are tho ways Of Divine Providence.
at docs afford satisfaction Is our rea-
aoning 10 have discovered that there
were unfortunate conditions IN TINT
family from which wenan suspect even
the malice existing have called your
attention 70 the way Ia which they
lived under the same root Ittmpress-
es mo deeply, as nm snrr Il did yon
Tho mnlfco was all before the fact. tho
wickcdncss, the ingraiiinde. had gone
on under that roof for many, many
months
District Attorney knowlton said;
"Bccanso the lipsnf those who do know
arc scaled IN death we don't know but
that some new phnse had come npin
the family life. adding " the feeling of
malice and jealousy existing In this
woman No suggestion could be made
My that poor man as In fuyor 81 his
wife, but would fnn the flames into i'm
qnenchnbie fire
There may bc that Ia this ease
which shows that Lizzic Andrew Ilor-
den did not plan to kill her fatllnr, and
hope 40 But ii WINS not Lizzie An-
drew Borden who came down those
stairs to meet her father, but mar-
dcress, transformed from the ties Of ~
fection 70 thomosi consummntr cruelty
ever known She came down to meet
that stern old man who loved HIS
daughter. but who also loved his wife,
and the ono man above all who would
know who killed his wife. and when
sheScamc down stairs, she came to meet
Nemesis He knew too much of the
family relations, and she did not care
% lot him 1.-Two
When she came down stairs, IL was
her father she met, but II was also the
husband Of the stcpmother she had
hated There was no escape from the
crime but 10 complete the bloody work
The second murder was not planned,
but was done rs q wicked and fearful
necessity And say this 70 relieve my
mind Of the dreadful feeling that thcre
Is d deliberate parricide In the world.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 70 Tho treasury
department has adopted q new method
Of purchasing silver which Ii likely to
snve the government considcrab bic
money. Instead ofbuying the metal ii
the price nsited BY tho holders as has
been done heretofore. the treasurer has
adopted the policy Of making counter
propositions based Upon prices prevail
ing In London. BY this method 81. 40
have been saved on the last three p,lr-
chasea
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

WAsHIxGTox, June 20, Mrs Clcvc-
land. her little daughter and house
hold servants left on special ear at
g:40 a. m Tuesday for Bnzzard's Bay.
The president did not accompany her.
The president viii spend nearly a
month longer here. His trouble now
seems to DC govt. and HIS right foot Is
quite swollen and painful Several
times during the cabinet meeting
Tuesday he was forced to cry ont with
rain
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

1lIcnMoND. Mo. juno 20. Mrs j. T.
Ford died AZ her homo. ono mile east of
this city. Monday. from blood.poison-
Ing. caused BY q rat bite ten days ago.
She was the mother Of the notorious
Bob and Charley Ford, who killed Jesse
James 1T ST. Joseph. Mo-. under con-
tract with tho then Gov. tnow Consul.
General to Mexicol crittendcn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

KSoxvHLK, Tenn. June 90 Mrs.
Patty Lowrey. colored, Of Scvicrville,
died Monday at her home, near SEWER
vile. at the age Of ITO. She was born
within twenty miles Of the place where
she died. and had never been over fifty
miles away from home.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

NEw YoRK. Juno 20. IL was rumorod
in Wall street Monday afternoon that
Secretary Carlisle had decided To antIc-
ipate the payment Of the interest on
the government bonds due on July i.
The step. Il wis said. would be taken
will. i view TO alternating the business
distress produced by the tightness Of
money throughout the country.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
stnndar.l eIlrnr nollnrn.

WASHINGTON, June 20. The issue o.
standard silver dollars from the minis
and treasury offices during the week
ending June II, is93, was ssse, $50; foi
the corresponding period Of is9e. $780,
IO4. The shipment Of fractional silver
coin from the first TO the nth inst. az.
gregated S337, 1884.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

W1EkLIxa, w. Va, June g. AT
Moundsville, suburb Of this city.
Woodbnrn's grocery. Henderson, gro
Gerry. Dixon's clothing store and Mat
thcws jevelry store were broken open
and robbed Of &, 900 worth Of goods.
John Blair and John Campbell have
been arrested on suspicion.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

NOW THEY RANK !.


NEWPORT, n Il, June 20. Associate
Justice Samuel Blatchford. Of the
United States supreme court. has bcen
stricken with paralysis at his cottage
on Grccnough place. Ii Is Thought
that he can not recover. and his family
have been told TO prepare for the
tyfYef
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

OMAHA, Neb.. june 20 Archbishon
Satolli, accompanied BY Dr. O. Gorman.
Of Washington. has arrived in The city.
and Is comforting with bishop S;canncil
concerning the mnltitudinous disputes
Of bishop Bonacum, df the Lincoln 20.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
rines TtemItted ~ TIC Presld4nt.

ISDiANAPoTIs, June 20.y The federal
marshal received official notification
from Washington Monday that presi-
dent Cleveland RENTED fines Of $50
and costs assessed against Orlando
Doles. Scott Doles and John Russell,
for violating the revenue law.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
hazard ana the nucrn.

LoNpoN, June 20 Hon. Thomas r.
Bayard American ambassador to Great
Britain will proceed to Windsor castle
on Friday next for the purpose 81 pre-
senting his credentials to the queen
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

PITTsBURoM, Pa, june 90 Philip
Graver. wealthy resident Of Allie
ebony City, committed snieidc Monday
BY shooting himself In the head When
found he was dead. lie was 81 years
old
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21
LI..Ie I.araen Aeaallle.I. =

NEw IiFpronn, Mass, June 20. The
Judge concluded his charge 70 the Jury
1t 400 Tuesday afternoon. and III 10
inmates tho jury returned with vcr-
dict ~ not guilty
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-21

DETROIT, Mich, June 20. The weekly
crop report issued Tuesday by the
Michigan weather service bureau indi-
Gates the warm weather and absence Of
any excessive rainfall during the past
week have improved the condition 81
the ground generally, crops are grow
ing quite rapidly, and the outlook NJ
present Is very favorable. An kinds Of
small fruits are In good condition. pros
poets seem favorable for q large crop 81
pears, peaches, plnms and apricnts, but
apples are below the average Hay
potatoes and vegetables promise a good
Weld.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-30
HOW TO SEE THE WORLDS FAIR,
Suggestions ~ to the Moas Cu~nvcn,eu
and ECoN0MtCAl MethOds,

Suggestions ~ to tho Moas Convention
and EcoaoMtCAl Methohs,
When you 70 10 the Worlds fair do no
take u trunk with you II you can possibly
Rss along without II, but pack your few
neesssary travelling articles In \ hand bag
or grip and ca,ry II along with you. You
will never know what a lot Of annoyance
you have been spared III this way. Then
ast your ticket from Helena to Chicago aud
1he greatest fair The world has ever ssen,
No thvss,ern lins'' 10 Chicago. "Ihs
No thwestssn line" runs three supsrhly
equipped trains daily from 81. Paul 70 Obi.
cage leaving 81 Paul a. eight \. m. daily;
S:4 =. IN. daily sxoep, sunday; $40 y. M.
daily, making quicker time TO Chicago
than By any oths. line. Whom You arrive
In Chicago you will hnd Worlds fai, omni-
buses a. 'ths Northwestern line" depo,
which will take you 10 The Van Busen street
asAtton Of ths Illinois Central road, where
sfSins for the fair leave every three min
utica where Worlds fair steamsss can bs
taken Tor Shs fair every ten minutes, or you
can take : steam ferry FROM The Dc, OF OF
me Northwestern line direct 10 The same
place via ths Chicago river and making
connections With the famous whnlebaoE
steamer Christopher Columbus for IL cents.
when You arrive a. The fats you will fnd u
number Of hsst- class hotels Within a stones
Shrow OF the main entrance, anu dozens OF
good restaurants where meals can bs had
to accommodate the most modest purse.
by following these simple direction. your
MA. your tiOks. hom g. Paul reads via
'the Northwsste, II line" - remember
that by this route you will obtain the best
service, the greatest luxury. ths most COM
plsts eomfort.