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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10

ALTOONA. Pa. Nov 9.-Thc old
Bnker grIst mill. one OF Blair cOunty's
oldest land marks. valued at $4,000.
was entirely destroyed by fire to-day. \
strong wind prevailed Gt the time and
carried sparks TO n number OF valuable
buildings nearby. setting them on fltc.
The old mill has been dlc for n NUM-
her Of ycRrc and was n rendezvous for
tramrs. It Ia supposed they fired the
building. Three tramps are said to have
pCrlshtd IN the flames. The loss Will
ron clS SgO,0NO.
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KENTUCKY CONCEDED
To Mckinley Hy the Democrati-Bo:h
headquarters Closed.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. o.-Hcad-
quarters of both the Republican and
Democratic campaign committees are
closed, It being conceded now that on
the face Of the official returns from lis
OF the ll9 counties that Mckinley hns
carried the state. The official returns
from tn, missing counties will not al
ter the general result. Chairman Rob-
erts figures McKlnlcy's plurality at
4i4, saying that the official returns from
the four counties will increase this flg-
urc. on the same number OF counties
the CourIcr-Journal figures the plural
Ity at i9S and the Times this afternoon
places It at SIC.
Bettors who waEered money that
Bryan would carry Kentucky now con-
cede that Mckinley has carried the
state by small. but safe plurality and
are paying their bets.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. "a gen.
.r,l revlya! OF business IS reported
,nons the big Iron and steel plants
around this vicinity. The Chesapeake
rll works started this morning with
nrse hundred men, after an idleness
o, three months; tho Lochiel rolling
Ellis puddle plant, the plate mill ut
,h. Paxton rolling mills also resumed.
The Central iron works viii start to-
Horrow double turn. Enough orders, It
g said. have been secured II these
works 10 Insure work for the rest Of the
year ard well into 1897.
The I.llaach Goskean tln mills.
va!ch started TWO weeks ago. will put
10 work an additional tin mill this
week. 4 brighter condition OF affairs
!s reported at the Pennsylvania steel
works al Steelton. The rail and Bese-
rcr mills have started. The winter
prospects in the open hearth depart
Esnt blooming. slab and merchant
nils are moro encouraging than for
many months. The bridgS frog and
IwItch department have plenty OF
Eork Work has been resumed at tho
pigphk! bridge works. which have
been closed FOR some time. The New
POT. furnace will shortly be blown In.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The fol-
lowing telegram has been sent TO Ma:
ior Mckinley: !.
don. William Mckinley. Canton; o. ISL.
The Armenian citizens or California
send their heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS for
youS election and trust YOU viii do
your utmost in behalf OF their ls,lp,ess
nation. the people Of which arc suffer-
Ing for their faith S.'1
urned) J. n. sERoPIN.
Fresno Committee. W
PAUL ORSALFh.S ~
San Francisco COMMITTEES. 4
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CUBAN POLITICS.


HAVANA. Nov. 9,-Thc editorials In
the local newspapers are given over to
tho important act OF political parties In
joining together In support of the Spar.
i5h policy,
La LuCha says that the act Is due Ia
The lnhucuca OF governor Forum nu,l
adds ;hQt 1t c0rrccts the error OF tho
AltOromISts ana the Regorm!sts I'm hc.
llcVing In political dealings with thr
rebels and not In energetic means OF
Bupprc7HlnE item. The scparatlSts, this
paper suyn. have clearly fixed the con-
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BOSTON, Mnss.. Nov. Din the uni
tod Stntcs circuit court or appeals TO-
day tho famous libel suit, Helen NJ.
COUGAR IS. Elijah a. Morse waB dIs-
missed for want Of prosecution. In this
case, which began mere than four years
nCo, two rcrliCtu have bdcu r&ndCrrd.
after prntracted trials. At the last trial
The plaintiff excepted to judge Put
Nnm'S ruling, but huB now failed to
prosecute her exceptions IN tho appel
ate court, The result rs that the ycr-
dict below Is sustained and Judgment
IN the case follows for Mr.. Morse.
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A NERVY CLERGYMAN,
lie Shoots Fatally Druggist who As
snuit> Him on the Street,

snuit> Him on the Street.
LARIaABEE. Ia, Noy. 9.-Rcv. Z. L.
Benedict tonight shot and fatally in
jurcd Harry McWhirtcr, a prominent
druggist. One day last week Mr.. Bcne-
dict secured search warrant and had
McWhirter's drug store searched for,
liquors. This cnragcd the druggist and
about I o'clock this afternoon he fol-
lowed the minister into the Larrabee
Review office. The minister extended
his hand TO McWhirtcr with peaceful
intent The enraEed druggist at he
same moment dealt Benedict q severe
blow on the head with his tls:. Friends
interfcrcd and the men parted.
As Benedict was passing the drug
store on his way 10 the pnstoflce about Z,
o'clock Tonight. McWhi,'tcr and n man
named Jurke jumped upon him and n.
tusslc followed. The mlnisted succeed
ell In freeing himself and drawing n re-
rolver shot McWhirter. who fell 10 the
ground with bullet In his breast. i5,
The minister was taken Into custody.
The principals are both leading citizens
OF Cherokee county. l'-1E
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tgold DemocrntS) met to-day and de-
tho present. An address was issued to
tho Democrats OF the state, declaring
that the recent election had demon
stratcd that support OF tho doctrines OF
tho Chicago platform must bring dis
astcr to tho party, TINT tho organlza-
tIon which espoused those doctrines
during tho campaign could not In fu-
turc dominate tho affairs of the party
and calling upon Democrats to unite In
support OF the tlme-honorcd principles
OF the Democracy.
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CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 9.-Thc Union
Club. OF this city, Is TO tender Hon. u. a.
Hanna q testimonial banquet that will
be as elaborate as anything heretofore
attempted IN this city.
The banquet will probably be held
November "a, and IN all likelihood Ma
jor Mckinley will attend.
THE cn:nmIttee-IR charge OF the affair
consists OF Col. Myron T. Herrick. C. A.
Gras9eilI. Andrew Squire. Judge W. r.
Sanders, Stewart Chisholm. 4. II.
Bourne and Judge S. Z. Williamson.
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Charged with Embrzxlcmcnt,

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Edwin T. Benz
nett, formerly Of the Bay City, Mich,
Tribune, was arrested In this city to-
day on n charge OF cmbezzlement Tho
warrant flor the arrest was sworn out
by John F. Eddy and Edward y, Car
ring,on, both stockholders In the papcr.
The warrant says $1,000 was taken, but
the total amount 1t IS claimed, will
amount 10 $4,000, Bennett was arrest
ed as he was landing from n vessel on
which he had taken passage from Bay
CITY, n. 80
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BEAVER FALLS, Pa. Nov. e.-ThIs
morning the shovel works OF II. II. Mey-
ers & Co.. which have been shut down
for several months, resumed operations.
giving employment TO several hundred
hands. At the wire and nail mill OF the
Consolidated Steel Company, that have
been shut down since July Ord, active
preparations were begun this morning
TO put them In operation.
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PLEETY OF GOLD
Pouring Back into tho Treasury and
Banks Now that tho Danger Is Over.

banks Now that thu Danger Is Over.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 9.-The
treasury to-day lost $4,000 in gold coin
and $4,000 In bars. which leaves the true
amount OF the reserve sl2l. l.726.36i.
The net gain in gold to-day at New
York and San Francisco was 81 ,o3i,I0o.
The resources OF the treasury are be-
Ing severely taxed to meet the demands
for paper notes OF all denominations in
exchange for gold. In many cases the
guld holders ask for United States notes
OF large denominations In exchange. as
the latter are us available for reserve
as Is the gold. but they express % WILL
ingness to accept Sherman notes, or, X
necessary, siIvec certificates II the gov
crnment Is unable 10 furnish United
States notes. The demand for large de-
nominations Is also not imperative, the
principal object being to get paper
money. Reports from all paris Qf. the
country tend to show that nearly all OF
the gold withdrawn during the last
several weeks was for the purpose OF
boarding, and. now that the supposed
danger Is past, the gold Is bHlng offered
at the several sub treasures or is being
deposited In banks, and Is finding It's
way into the government Golfers. The
rush OF gold offers Is SO great that in
New York at least the assistant treas
urer has been compelled to refuse geld
until such time as he was able to handle
II, and In number OF instances cur
rency has been shIpped from ona sub
treasury to another to meet the unusual
demands. The reserve to-day passed
the SEC. 900 point and the officials
have no doubt that It will reach a much
higher figure before the close OF the
year, The increase In business predict
ed, Il Is believed. will result In greatly
Increased receipts from customs and
from internal revenue, so that the pres
cnt treasurv deficit Is likely 10 be re-
duced to some extent before the inaug-
uratIon OF Mr. Mckinley.
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~ ,it"p'LLiDAYSBURG, Pa, Nov. o.-Thc
r:IJ','lhy ySburG iron and nall workx. the
y'.ttn'r iron works, the Portage Iron
,,. ahl tho Altoona Iron Company,
r,,,,, Wv" iour leading iron plants Of Blair
luz resumed operations on full time
SI,,'.lF' 4 hOofn was started In tho lime
I.,,mhr business when tho I'lttHhurgh
.II.'Tione .I, Company leased n lnrg,. trnct
Ir. I Iii"ood Tile and brick factory and
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SELLEFONTE, Pa, Nov. at was
oiHt!llly announced to-day that the
Bslstoate glassworks would again re-
sGne operations after an idieness Of
81 years. The work OF repairs will
commence tomorrow, and the pots will
tt aFe1 In about two weeks. giving EN-
pigment 10 forty hands. A popular
s1s,cE!pt!on by citizens during the past
week Is responsible foe the renewed
E:t!rlty atsthc works, ~,
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FURNACE FIRES
~
Continue to be Lighted in Indus.
trial Regions
THROUGHOUT THIS REPUBLIC
restoration OF Confidence by
Sound Moneys Triumph
!yD ELECTION OF M'KlNLEY,

IN, Champion OF Protection, Has opened
rpthe MlIh to American Labor, so Long
,sl, on Account or the Disturbance by
the Asltntor.-An Additional list OF
uu,. and Factories Resuming Work.
Gold Flowing into the Treasury from
,ht lioartlsr,.
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Recount Demanded.
cnnrInl DlEnn fch IN tho Intpllironcer

WESTON.W. Va. Nov. 9.-The coun-
ty court met to-day to certify the
election returns; n recount VIII be de-
Innnded on county clerk and prOsccu-
ting attorney. The returns show FJs-
ter, Republican, elected prosecuting at
torncy by plurality OF three over G..
NJ Chldstcr and II. ". LiEhtburn, Re-
publican. elected over the present clerk
r. a. Bennett, BY fifteen.
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YOUNGSTOWN. Nov. 9.-It was nu-
thoratlyely announced to-day tha. tho
great Cambria steel mills, which hnve
beer closed down for some time will re-
sumo work tho latter part Of tho week,
giving employment to large force OF
men. Tho company hopes to put the
blooming and billet mill In operation
nbout tho snme time.
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I, ''Ll'WoOD, Ind. Nov. g.-Thn election
M9E'ng good effect In EtWood,
cit,n"HIGwn and other townE. The Nc.
,inn, chimney factory. which haE been
n,,,, og"n, Htnrted IN to-day. hHA the
,i"'s, i"'s GInT' factory, which hns been Idle
M, Ia5t hugugt, VIII rcSum" On the
Es,. 'nrt.. with 200 employer The Mac
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CONNERSvILLE. Ind. Nov. 9.-Thc
large furniture factories, carriage
works, founries, machine shopa and
other manufacturing enterprises here
are preparing for the immediate rcsump-
tIon OF business, after having been prac-
tically idle for months. \ large number
OF employes are effected.
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NJ do not know what you think about
1, hat believe Il Is u good deal better to
,,,u the mills OF the United States to the
l,bor OF America than TO open the mints
AZ IN, United states to tho silver OF the
vo,ll.r-wILLrAM McKINLEY.
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ELfMOl'TH. Mass. Nov. s.--The
rraaint,aHemHnt Of the Hayden mills ut
,,""hnril!e, which have been shut
nnIh Tor two years. have decided to
" "Na.h open UP their property. The
11I'aay manufactures cotton duck
w empl0yA nhaul two hundred Ia nds
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EAST DOUGLASS. Mass, Nov. o.
W. S. Hayward & Company's woo!en
mill. employing about two hundred
hands, which have been running on
reduced time, started up to-day on full
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e.. ,%@.'pESOCKET, II. l.. Nov. 0.-The
SSna5IfsFlIle cotton mills. employing 700
,",".". ,I,, .' started on full time this morn
~ h"y iHtvc been running three and
''4' uays week since last May.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov G.--The Demo.
Gratis In caucus In the Georgia lCEisln.
turr took twelve fruItlcsa ballots on n
SUCCESSOR TO United StntcO Senator John
u. Gordon. The thirteenth ballot rc-
suited ug follows: Governor ". y. At
knson, dT: a. s. Clny, 81; n. Y. Lewis,
20; Gen. G.. \. F.Ynnr, IS: RcnttorInE. &c.
From the frat 10 tho thirteenth bal0ti
Atkinson lost two votes. Clay gained
one: Lewis remained the game and
Evans gained I'VE. At thIs point the
CAUCUS adjourned
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SPENCER'S LOSS.
The Main Part OF the Town De.
stroycd by Fire.
LOSS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND.

Thirty-nino liuildlngs Destroyed, In.
c!nding Two Hotels, Hank, Masonic
Temple and Many Dwellings, with
All Their Contents - Tho Town Had
No Fire Departmental Panic Among
tho Inmate, OF tho Insane Hospital
While tho Flame, Ragged.
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Crly winds, = y ''> '>S' - ssnu'Ss''tr.- snuus'r.
For Western Pennsylvania nnl ohIos
parity CLOUDY wcathcr; warmer; variable
WINDS OeconiiaG fresh southerly, : GG's
hocni Temperature.
The temperature yesterday ms obecr,.,,
by g. sehnspf. druggist, corner -Four
leenth i ana MarKet streets. was as fol.
IA. m,........... SO p. m. .,s
ga. m.,.."........ S1i7 u. m,.....,..',',,. "a
II nl...... ......,. i0IWcathGrGCtiltonnf q ~
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THEY FLEW HIGH.
But Miss May Winsatc's Comics.
sion Exposed Them.
DARING FORGERS ARRESTED

And More will Come ts Grlef--ono oftho
shrertiesi sobrnies on Record Bronght
toLEht Through tho Arrest or a Young
Giri OH tho Charge orPas,ing q Forged
Drnn-ono Firm Rulned Through tho
Rn,oality ofn Trusted Member.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The state com
mittCe ofthc National Democratic purity
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

The bubonic plague is spreading in
India.
According to an expert England's
coal mines will be exhausted within a
century.
Eight hundred persons have died at
Bombay from the plague in the last
few weeks.
Agitation has begun in Venezuela
against the settlement of the boundary
dispute arranged by the United States
and England.
Minister Hatch of Hawaii denies the
report that negotiations for treaty
of annexation between Hawaii and the
United States are in progress.
The powers have called upon the
Turkish government for the immediate
recall of special envoy to Crete who is
said to be hampering reforms.
The treasury of Bolivia is said to be
in lamentable state and the Bolivian
congress has authorized the government
to raise the import duty "a per cent.
President Kruger, in proroguing the
volksraad, said that the burghers de-
sired peaceful progress, would act only
on the defensive, never on the offensive
and wished to preserve friendly rela-
tiOns with Great Britain.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
POLITICAL NEWS.

General Coxey has withdrawn from
the Populist party.
W. J. Bryan has accepted the invi-
tatlon of Chicago silver men to speak
there Jan. z.
By decision of the South Dakota
supreme court the Bryan electors are
given certificates.
Ex-President Harrison has declared
he is not a candidate for senator and
would not accept if elected.
Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania
has announced that he is no longer a
candidate for the United States senate.
Chairman Lane of the national BIZ
metallist committee has issued an adj
dress advising that the silver agitation
be temporarily suspended
The statement is made that General
Horace Porter of New York has been
offered the portfolio of war in McKln-
ley's cabinet and has declined it.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Veazey has resigned and President
Cleveland has nominated Charles A.
Prouty of Vermont to succeed him.
Mr. Campau, member of the Demo-
cratic national committee, says the gol,
standard Democrats cannot return to
the fold except as eaters of humble pie.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
EVERYDAY EXCURSIONS

To all parts of the world can be- ar
ranged for any day in the year, for
one or more persons, upon applica-
ton to any principal ticket agent OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. PauE
railway. Itineraries carefully prepaF-
ed for excursions to California, Flor
ida, Mexico, China, Japan, and to any
part of Europe. Estimates furnished,
including all expenses. Tickets fur
nished for the complete journey. 1t
is not necessary to wait for any So
called Personally Conducted Exctr-
sions." In these days of progressive
enlightenment, with the English Ian
guage spoken in every land under the
sun, one does not need to depend up
on the services of guides for sight
seeing, but can go it alone or in small
family parties, with great comfort and
security, and at ones own convent
ence. Write to J. T, Conley, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Chica=
go, Milwaukee q st. Paul railway, ST
Paul, MINI, for details if you are con
templating trip.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
"THE MILWAUKEE,"

The only railroad operating it's trains en
the famous block system between
the Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Chi
cago. The greatest device for the
safe handling oftrains ever invented
The only railroad lighting its trains by
electricity.
The only railroad using the celebrated
electric berth reading lamp.
The only railroad running four spIenG1iGfIy
equipped passenger trains every day
from st. Paul and Minneapolis
through to Chicago via Milwaukee.
The only railroad officially selected by the,
United States Government to carry
the fast mail between Chicago and
the Northwest.
Steam-heated, vestibuled trains, Carrying
the latest private compartment cars,
library buffet smoking cars and
palace drawing room sleepers.
Parlor cars, free reclining chair cars srSss
the very best dining car service.
For lowest rates to any point in the United
States or Canada, apply to ticket
agents, or address
]. T. CONLEY,
Asst GenI Pass. Agt..
st. Paul, MiuTz%.
NOTE-ElegantIy equipped trains frurzx
st. Paul and Minneapolis through to ST.
Louis and Kansas City daily.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Ex.Alderman Frank G. Vierling OF
Chicago has been arrested for embe2zle-
ment.
Alderman John Slider of Kokomo,
Ind, has been arrested, charged with
larceny.
Masked men held up train near st.
Louis. They dynamited the express
car, but failed to open the safe.
Rev. Peter G. RoIk, chanccror OF the
Roman Catholic diocese of l,~ lfornia,
has been arrested charged with Grim.
inal libel.
Elias Doty, who was once candidate
for governor of Iowa, has been arrested
charged with making and selling OBJ
scene pictures.
Ex-senator w. G. Gear, who has
been on trial at Columbus, o., for al
legged bribery on the passage of a bill,
was acquitted.
o. L. Partridge, ex-secretary of the
Alpena Mich Loan and Building as
ISOLATION, has been found guilty on the
charge of embeZzlement of $40, 200 from
that institution
A. j. O'Rielly, general agent of the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
soad, has been arrested charged with
violating the interstate commerce law
:or rate discrimination.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
RAILROAD NEWS.

A new electric line is to be built at
Oshkosh, Wis.
J. NJ. McNabb has been elected presi-
dent of the Peoria, Lacon and Northern
railway.
The Chicago city council has ordered
the Chicago street railways to accept
A cents as fare for one ride.
E. T. Horne has retired from the SUI
perintendency of the Lake Superior
Terminal and Transfer railway and J.
D. Finn has been installed as his sue
cesSOr.
W. j.. G. Kenyon, general freight
agent of the Chicago, Burlington and
Northern road, has been appointed to
take charge of the freight traffic of the
Wisconsin Central.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

The explosion of vulcanizer in the
dental rooms of William Schlawig at
Sibley. Ia, fatally injured the Dentist
wife.
A dispatch from Jeres announces
that a large building has collapsed
there, burying over lO0persons. Nearly
score of deaths resulted.
Samuel P Putnam, president of the
Free Thought congress, and Miss Mary
L. Collins. young agnostic lecturer,
were killed by escaping gas in Boston.
During fog the steamer Salier, on
her way to Buenos Ayres from Bremen,
struck on the Corrobodo rocks, off
Spain, and went down. Over 400 per-
sons were drowned.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
THE DEATH RECORD.

Scar Faced Charley, the noted Modoc
chief, is dead.
NJ. A. Rosseau. governor general of
Indo- China, is dead.
Colonel W. B. McCreery, ex.state
treasurer of Michigan, is dead.
Alfred Node, the inventor of nitro
glycerin, died at San Reno, Italy.
WV. Watkins, president of the Wis
consin Chickamauga soldiers monu-
ment commission, is dead
General George w. Beal, member of
the board of control of the national
soldiers home, ex-pension agent, adju-
tant general of Maine, and ex.state
treasurer, is dead.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-16
If you are


About the accommodations you
get when travelling, select the
Burlington Route as your line,
and you will be more than salts
fed.
If you are going beyond Chi
cago, st. Louis, Denver, st. Paul
or Minneapolis, and don't know
the rate of fare, or the different
routes, time, ETC., write to Geo. P.
Lyman, Gen. Pass. Agent, st.
Paul, Mimi, and you will get a
prompt reply, or call on any
agent Of the Burlington Route
they can be found in all principal
cities.
Reclining Chair Cars, Com
pastment Sleepers and Cafe Din
ing Cars make combination un-
equaled for comfort in travel.