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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

A dispatch from Reggie states that
there were two further earthquakes last
night at MiIazzo, Sicily.
X. Y. Schenck, editor OF tho Caddo,
I. T., Banner, shot aud mortally
wounded George Willis for circulating
reports derogatory to Schonck's wife.
Bob Fitzsmmons has accepted Peter
MIaher's challenge for fight, and says
he will forfeit all tho purse money if
he does not defeat Maher in six rounds.
The national headquarters OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
will be changed from Terre Haute, Ind,
to some other westorn city, not yet
selected.
Harry and Eugene Sanders, aged II
aud II, were picking coal on the Lehigh
Valley tracks at Bowmanstown, Pa,
when thoy wero struck aud instantly
killed by the milk train.
Tho house subcommittee on iudicl.
ary appointed to investigate tho charge
brought by tho Central Labor Union
against United States Judge Augustus
J. Kicks, began its inquiry at Glove.
land, o., yesterday
The Now York state inspectors fNvo
ordered the slaughter Of iorty.three
choice cat,lo belonging to L. II. Harri-
man, for tuberculosis. A farmer near
Liberty Falls has also lost sOventy'tlyO
head by order OF tho inspectors.
Tho Shoe and Leather Bank Of Now
York will not sulIer from Assistant
Bonkkeopcr Sooley's theft Of S3j4. .OOJ
Tho stockholdori will make tho matter
good until tho amount eau bo secured
irom the estate OF SooIOy's accomplicc,
Baker, who was wealthy, and IL sup.
posed 10 have drowned himself,
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WILL MEDIATE.

Japan Consents for tho United states to
Receive Chinn's Overtures for Poace.
BERLIN, Nov. 96.-It is officially an'
nounced here that Japan recognizes
that the United States minister at
Toxic, Mr.. Dun, is suitable channel
through which China can open up ne
gotiations for peace. Tho powers will
not take any part in the negotiations.
They will simply remain spectators. 1t
is considered that China is in a position
TO paw the Japanese demands, If the
war ceases now, japan TO hold Port
Arthur until her demands are satisfied.
The destination of the third Japanese
expedition, which is now ahoat, is sup
posed to be Wei-Hai- Wei.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Times to.mor.
row will publish a dispatch from foka'
hama, Japan, saying that it is officially
stated that Japan viii allow the Ameri-
can ministers at Toxic and Pekln to
submit the proposals. for peace that
China may make.
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A report reached the police last even
ing that Charles Otto, the Market street
restnuratour, had beaten badly woman
in his employ, said to be his step.sister
or sister.in.!aw. There have been ire'
Quen. complaints of tho, same sort be-
fore, Otto locked the door and pro-
ceeded to whip tho woman, and a large
crowd gathered, but when tho police ar
rived he had disappeared. lie will be
arrested The woman complains that
no has sum Of money due hor which
he reiuses to give up. She wants 10
return to Germany. Steps have been
taken to make him disgorGe as well "a
punish him for his frequent assNultE on
lL.An
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WITH SILENT CONTEMPT

Archbishop Ireland Regards tho Uncallod
for Attack on Him by Bishop mcouaid.
New YORK, Nov. 2G.-The probabili-
ties are now that the attack upon Arch
bishop Ireland made by Bishop Nc
Quaid in his sermon delivered in
Rochester last night, will go un.
answered. An attempt was made by
the Associated Press to see Archbishop
Ireland tonight, but he refused to see
q reporter. Mr.. Thomas Cochran, how
ever, in his behalf stated that the arch
bishop had positively nothing to say
about the matter, either one way or the
other, and that he had not given it any
attention whatever.
Bishop Ireland probably will remain
in the city for several weeks.
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THE CATHEDRAL MISSION.
It's Success and the Large Attendance Still


Its Success and the Large Attendance Still
Maintained.
The mission OF the Paulist fathers al
st. Joseph's cathedral drew as large
congregations yesterday as over.
Rev. Father Mention gave the early
morning instruction to about five hun
drod men present. This instruction be.
gan at $3.50 q. IN. At S n. IN. another
instruction was given. The evening
service was well attended by tho men,
so much so that with the camp stools
and extra benches sufficient room could
not be found TO accommodate all, and
many were compelled to stand in the
aisle. The number present was esti-
mated at between 1900 and 1000. lhe
subject OF the lecture was on the i'm
portance Of one faith. 1t was a logical
dissertation on the necessity OF one be-
lief.
All tho men present united in sing
ing the hymns. The regular mission
sermon was preached by Rev. Father
Younan. His subject was "Sin, or How
Mans Life is Made Fail lure by Delib-
crate Sins" The speakers style is OF
pleasing nature. lie is never over ami
mated, yet entertaining to high de-
gree. His carriage is graceful and inn
posing, and his utterance Is distinct.
lie took many examples from the Bible
to show the evil effects OF sin.
The services closed with tho bcnedic-
tion.
The congregational singing, which is
quite feature OF the services. has be-
come very popular with the men. 1t
was grand to hear such q chorus OF
male voices.
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nUmAL or GIsN. GIBSON.

"
HE Remains Of tho Brave Old Sian Fol-
lowed to the Grave by Thousands OF
People.
TFFtN, O., Nov. 9G.-Tha funeral SER
vices OF the late Gen. ". IL. Gibson,
soldier and Statesman, took place this
afternoon. The ob.cquies attracted to
Tho city ono Of tho largest crowds in its
history, Among those in attendance NJ
Tue funeral were Governor Mckinley
ana stan and numerous state officials.
AteF 0riet services ut tho house the
poIy was taken to St. Paups VI. i.
Snntch, whore it lay in state for two
nou's, surrounded by hundreds OF floral
%ouse'. Many thousand poopIo viewed
'. He romains. After impressive services
Govern9r Mckinley made brief ad.
H's HIe's OF eulogy. The generals old war
hof,e' with military accoutremcnt8 aud
IIs SooIs Hnd spurs reversed, followed the
,ot'e .ent'e from the church to tho GENE.
very very, "n"ro tho interment took place
according 10 the q. a. K. rltua!.
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ROBBED rHE BANK.
4 Dishonest Clerk Discharged Before II
Had Tnkon All tho Money.

4 Dishonest Clerk Discharged Before lie
Had Taken All tho Money.
New YORK, Nov. 2G.-The National
Bank of tho Republic has been victim
lied BY ono OF its employees to the OK.
tent OF $500. Tho discovery was made
in August last. but was not made pub.
lie until to-day. Vice President Z. II.
Pullen, when questioned as to tho ro.
port. said:
"Yes. the statement is true. The
bank lost the amount mentioned
through one OF its discount clerks.
This was charged up to profit aud loss,
1--WE discovered that the books aud
accountso OF the coupon department wero
mixed up. and though tho evidence was
not such as to warrant criminal nc
lion, tho clerk was discharged"
MIR. PulIen declined to give the
Clerks name. Io is said TO have
lived in extravagant style before the
discovery was made.
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A BOLD FAKiR.
How the United Press Imposed on Its Sub
,scrIbers Yesterday Evening.

How the United Press Imposed on Its Sub
sorIbers Yesterday Evening.
New YoRK, Nov, 26,-ons Of the
most bare.iaced examples of the man
ner in which the United Press receives
its news came to light this afternoon.
Upon the occasion Of the funeral OF the
late czar OF Russia, the United Press
furnis he'd its subscribers with columns
Of matter, plainly the most deliberate
padding, under the guise Of St. Peters
burg dispatches, and then claimed to
have done something remarkably enter
prising.
This afternoon Gear Nicholas II was
married IN the chapel OF the winter pal
ace at st. Petersburg to Princess Alix.
OF Hesse-Darmstadt. The Associated
Press, direct from st. Petersburg, fur
nished it's subscribers with clear, con-
else account OF all tho ceremonies. The
United Press, having no facilities for
doing likewise, attempted to repeat the
padding enterprise previously alluded
TO. 1t furnished its Subscribers with n
bogus account OF themarriage, evidently
having nothing to start upon except
the bulletin furnished to the Reuter-
early edition afternoon papers OF Lon
don. With this to go ahead with mass
of padding was sent to the United Press
papers, claiming to be the report OF the
ceremonies furnished by ST. Pc
tersburg correspondent, but, untortun-
ately, the United Press cable manu-
facturers located the marriage in
the wrong place. They described the
wedding ceremony as having taken
place in the cathedral of Kazan, while,
as matter Of fact, as was correctly and
exclusively reported by the Associated
Press, the marriage took place in the
chapel of the winter palace. The newly
married couple did call at the cathe.
dral OF KaZan on their way back to
AnitchkoH palace. as described in the
Associated Press dispatches, but 1t was
only for the purpose Of invoking tho
blessing OF the Almighty after their
marriage and in order to kiss the mirac.
ulous image OF Our Lady OF Kazan.
Full Associated Press details OF the
wedding will be found on third page. ]
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FALL OF PORT ARTHUR
Now Reported That Thrco rhOusan
Chinese We're Killed.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. 26.-The newspaper
correspondent who was reported to
have been killed during the advance on
Port Arthur was a Japanese. It is now
stated that the Chinese loss at the battle
Of Port Arthur was 5000 men. 1t is
said that large number Of Chinese
troops fed on the night OF November
p, way OF escape being specially
opened for them by the Japanese.
Another account says that during the
hottest fighting portion OF the Chinese
forces fled to tho warships that were
held in readiness for the embcrking OF
the troops in the event OF the position
becoming untenable. Tho Japanese
squadron fred upon and sank two OF
the warships.
The advance guard OF Marshal Oya-
mas army-the second Japanese army
has started on the march TO New
ChYang.
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SOCIETY SENSATION.
The Wife OF Hon. ]. Edward Ad-
dicks Brings Divorce Suit.
he DENIES ALL THE ALLEGATIONS

In His wife's Bill and says Ho will be
VIndicated on Trial-oIrs. Addicks
Charges Her Husband with Unfaith-
ness aud Names as Co-Rcspondent
the Wealthy and Beautiful Mrs. Ida
Carr WiIson-The Defendant u Cam
didate for United States Senator In
Delaware.
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1HE VIRGINIA DEBT.
-" commission to Adjust Matters WI
West Virginia Organizes.

'"o Commission to Adjust Matters with
West vIrglnin Organizes.
Mc"NoSD, Va, Nov 2G-Tho com.
mission appointed at tho last meeting
0' Tho legislature to effect al adjust.
meAt yi'n Wcat Virginia OF tho Iat,er's
proportion Of tho debt OF the original
''a'e-lhat is, tho West Virginia cor.
N"G,a'ea-'uet horo to-day and or.an.
. ,-sI' The Joint resolution creating tho
,,In"In'i'lon ,I recognizes no obligation on
,n ms part oI Virginia except tho moral
W." W.. Of cnIcayoring TO induce West Vir-
c., c"',a TO make settlement. and tho
,,,'''.liniiioe ~ can make no settlement un.
I.,' !" ,'ha'! have reported back to the
az AZ Unit was done to-day was to pass
I1ipI'o'ntlon giving notice the certificate
''''a'fs that tho commission was open
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wAsnISGToS, D. c., Nov. 26.-Nothing
is known officially here Of the reported
trouble between Italy and Brazil, which
is said to have reached phase so acute
that Italy threatened to send tleot OF
war vessels to Brazil to enforce her de-
mands. But it il known from unoilici-
al sources that tho two governments
havo been at odds for nearly yonr
owing to demand madc by italian gov
eanment for idomnity for tho maItreat-
mont OF number Of Italian soldiers
and tho destruction Of their property in
tho course OF riots Mt Rio.
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Pos7oS, Mass, Now 26.-Furthor in
,o,mation relative to the massacre Of
N. Armenians near Bitlis, Turkey, has
bseu received to-day by Secretary Guile.
ian, Of the United Friends OF Armenia.
Onsle,ter dated Bitlis, September 20,
1904. gives the information that news
had been received from the region back
Of MOO.h, that forty-eight villages are
aid to have been wholly blotted out.
Another letter dated BitliS, October
1891 states that the day previous a
l.ttsr from Moosh had been received
which told Of the outbreak OF virulent
form Of cholera which was killing from
tven.y.fiyc to thirty.five persons daily.
iii caused. it is said. by the stencil OF
r,Tnaqe which has taken place not far
S,rk in the mountains. The number
mSssacred will reach between 5000 and
10000. The government tried to get
tile people here to sign a petition to the
,oysreign' expressing satisfaction with
bis rule and disclalming sympathy with
ths Armenians who have stirred mat
terup." The people have refused to
siCn the address.
Another letter dated Constantinople,
October q, 1894, states that from in
iormation received at Bitlis, twenty.
,eysn villages have been annihiIated in
Sussaun and 5000 men, women ana
children have been massacred by the
t,oops and kourds. The massacre oc-
cured in the early part OF September.
The massacre was the result OF an airay
bs,ween some kourds and Armenian
villagers, from whom the kourds had
stole their hocks. The sultan ordered
infantry and cavalry to the scene to put
down tho Armenian rebellion"
REuoxsrRAXcE FROM THIS COUNTRY.
An audience which crowded 1.-THE
Cradle OF Liberty" to the doors, made
up mostly Of Armenians, but with n
large number OF Americans. gathered Mt
Faneull hall tonight to hold an indig-
nation meeting over the recent afro
cious treatment Of ATmenians by repre-.
seulhllVts VI tlle 4uAhISA Ro'OahSH"
Among the speakers were many repre-.
nutative Massachusetts citizens, as well
~ leading clergymen OF Boston.
Rev. S. ]. Barrows. editor OF the
Christian Register, presided.
Governor Greeuhalge, the first speak
er, in closing, said: "In the presence
Olthe sain,ed images OF Garrison and
Sumner which adorn these walls, how
eau We hesitate to demonstrate against
the foul outrages OF which we haye
heard so much?"
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions adopted recite that,
whereas it was the report OF an Ameri-
can commission of inquiry that frat
convinced Mr.. Gladstone of the truth OF
the Bulgarian atrocities, the meeting
do earnestly petition his excellency,
Grover Cleveland, President OF the
United States, toinstruct our minister at
COnItantnopie to investigate this mat
ter, either by sending to the spot such
persons az he may see fit, or by joining
10 q commission sent by the united
EuEobean poNers."
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SHANGHAI, Nov 26.-The report Ia
confirmed OF the capture at Port Arthur
by the Japanese OF the special corre-
spondent Of Reuters Telegram Com
pany. The Japanese suspected him OF
being an officer in tho Chinese service.
Steps have been taken to procure his
release.
No Chinese version OF the fighting at
Port Arthur has beea received yet. 1t
is believed here that Japanese army
will land cast OF Wei Hal Wei, attack
that place in the rear, and after Its cap
ture march to Pekin.
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The FIENDISH TURKS.
yrr.bor Information Regarding the
Massacre of Armenians.
.FngT THOUSAND WERE KILLED

,oa Perhaps a Greater Number.
ru.nty.sovcn Villages Annihilatod
,,one Province and Six Thousand
christians Slaughtered by tho Mo-
n.umedan savages-Thousands of
vomon and Children Murdered.
Tho Sultan Himself Ordered the
...aults-Mauy Towns are BIotted
out OF Existence.
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Tho committee soliciting contribn'
tions to the relief iund for the victims
of tho Banch mine disaster yesterday
continued their labors, and received the
Kennoy & Blum, So; Ohio Valley
China Company, 50; North Wheeling
Glass Company, 81; Baer's Sons, grocers,
81; ]. Snider. 81; George $. Feenoy, =;
G. IL. Abercombc. 81; n. Shultz, Sli
Booth & Digby, 81; 4. 7. Hutchinson,
50; Greer & Laing, 81; OFT Bros. " Co.,
50; NJ. Gutman, s.; n. L. whitaker
$40; Schmulbach Brewing Company,
$40; W. W. Mcconnell, 81; John l.
shriver, Sj;J. e. Hoffman, 30; NGil CIV
< Co. 50: Neill & Elllngham, 81; cash
donations, 81 IS; a total of so 70.
The committee hopes to do rs well to-
Jnv
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TowASDA, Pa. Nov, 2G.-Mrs. Sarah
Ulrich Kelly, Of ITonesdalo, to-day au.
nouncod her candidacy for the unOx.
pirod term OF tho lato Myron d. Wright,
member Of congress from the Fifteenth
district
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PnLAnELrmrA, Bulgaria, Nov. CO.
Eight earthquake shocks, each lasting
several seconds, and the Gvst lasting ten
seconds, wero experienced here this
morning. So far no damage has boen
reported.
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CuucAGo, Now 96.-rhe police stopped
tho foot ball match between tho teams
of tho Englewood and Hyde Park High
schools this afternoon. Tho game wa;
in favor OF EneIewood-l1 to Sand
tho Youngsters were slurGtng 80 VICIOUS
ly that tho police put an end to the
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CoLuMnUs. Ono, Nov. 9G.-Seymour
Brothers, shoe men, failed this evening.
Assets about $4,000 and liabilities in
excess Of that sum. Thoy operated two
retail stores in this city and ono each in
Mt. Vernon and Mansfield.
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WILL RESUME.
Tho Lehigh Steel hiiii-Reductlon oI
Wages Announced.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 26.-The lie.
high steel mill OF the Bethlehem Iron
Company resumed to-day alter an en-
forced idleness OF one month, giving
employment to over 1000 hands. The
employees OF the Lehigh zinc and iron
works, to tho number Of 400, were
notified to-day OF a reduction OF 10 per
cent in wages after December l. Every
empIoye receiving more than 81 per
day Ia Affected.
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MINERS ADVANCED
Owing to Their Employers Receiving Fi
yorabie Freight Rates.

VWIuS 60 IHuEr Is1HPEVJOFU TUE n !"
yorable Freight Rates.
PIrrsnuRdH, Nov. 20.-The New York
and Cleveland Gas Coal Company has
advanced the wages OF their miners Mt
Plum and Sandy Creek from 55 to 90
cents per ton, the men signing an agree.
ment not to Join any labor organiza-
ton. The increase affects about 1000
miners The company receives a diff.
ierential rate OF six cents, and 1t was
decided to give this to the men.
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to negotiations under the terms Of the
resolution and ready TO be treated with.
The commission then adjourned subject
to the call Of the chairman, Mr.. John
3. Moon, OF Albemarle.
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..CREAT ACROSS
NORTHERN c savE
''RAlLWAY STATES

Runs Buffet Cars, containing library,
writing and card tables, barber shop, bath
room. easy chairs, observation windows,
etc. in connection with Palace Dining
and Sleeping Cars, FIRST and Second-Class
Coaches and Family Tourist Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily ut l p. IN. for
EVERETT, kAIlSPEL,
SNonoMlsn. GRAND Forks,
IEAVENwoRrlI FARGO,
WENATCHEE, CRookSroN,
HARRINGTON FERGUS FALLS,
SPOKANE. ST. CLOUD.
BoNNER's FERRY, MIME \PoLIs.
ST.. PAUL.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family Upholstered
Tourist Cars fully equipped and every conven-
fence. with porter in charge.
-Connections at Wenatchec for Lake Chelan.
the Upper Columbia and okanogan districts: at
Spokane for Eastern Washington points: at Bon
ner'S Ferry for kaslo. Ainsworth. Nelson and
points on the + ooteuai river and lake: al shelby
Junction and fIavre for Great Falls, Helena and
Butte Winter connections on Columbia and
kootcnai subject to change without notice.
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains in
daylight, giving passengers a chance 10 see
some OF the finest scenery in America. The
track. having stone ballast is free from dust.
Connections in Union depots NJ 81. Paul and
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth. West
superior and Great Lake points, Sioux City and
the Southwest. -. Louis and the south. Chicago
and the East.
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talent. II his statements are true. he Is one
Of the most remarkable hammer throwe-s
in the world He declares tina, he can
throw la-poUnd hammer standing i+S
feet. which is - feet farther than the
worlds r,cori made 10y w. l. Couion at
Wilmington. Del, in lS>S Carroll further
alleges that he has thrown l6-pound
hammer standing l9o feet, which i nearly
~ feet farther than the worlds cocooi
The 81 pound hammer Tsaon,, standing, is
- fee, 81. inches. held 10y {. \. :. Queck-
herner. but Carroll declares that he has
beaten QuecA berner's throw by nearly 10
feet. Carrall's extraordinary hsiSh, and
the unusual length oi his arms doubtless
give him wonderful leverage, but il IS 10 b
regretted tina, he has never performed his
wonderful tests under such conditions that
they may b accepted ~ recor;s
Successful pus;li>tS occasionally - in
for purple and fine linen sitter they have
captured purse but Mike Leonard oi
Brooklyn, who Is now called the Beau
Erummsl II the ring. seems 10 have
knocked ont all presidents and George
Reynolds with the same fell blow. Mikes
clothing is made by 4 Fifth avenue tailor,
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o,d h;s ,,,s, ,,orceou. snyt is said to have
" ",,st lin Ii, $50 soSo
DrnI,aiS,. l,,o, 81 tbo host known nma-
.o',n r;',ors IN A,n,rica will compete for
..aI, ~, soaso, an thr crcnit of The new
T..;r vn Gin, ,ssnri,t;op
""..o' a. . ,;=,',, ,,hn have .lr,odv pa.
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~ - ~ t> 10 In';I"aa,''h;n onJ o,hors ~
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~ ~, M; WutIn!,, n ',, c'',.S' ,,a Cn,r,,,
u,io ~ Nv! m'.'.' ~. ,'....l.' -,
smith "ie "o'1ne VI. ~ sc. ~" =. ~
progresses prlo1. u.o'us ~"ct" ~ s.n."
lol o.'sl vi Ie',..' ,'. III, -, ,."r,, Cow,
menu proves rue .n' i',. W." a.. ~ ..",,.
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-TlIE-
WISCONSIN
CEN TRAIL
LINES

Two fast trains daily between st. Paul .
Minneapolis, and Chicago, milwaukee, and
all points in Wisconsin, making connec-
ton in Chicago with all lines running
East and South.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United States
and Canadian Provinces.
For full information regarding Routes,
Rates, Maps, folders etc, address your
nearest Ticket Agent or
Jas. C.. Pond, Genl. Pass. Agt.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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