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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16
A RECEIVER
Appointed for the Wheeling d Lnls, Eric
Road-Thls Is Surprise, as the RnmorS
ola Receiver were Denied.

Appointed FOR the Wheeling d Lake Eric
Roud-Thls Is n Surprise, as the RumOrS
ola Receiver wcrO Denied.
For some time there have been per-
sistcnt runors that the Wheeling &
Lake E"e Railway Company would go
into the hands OF a receiver, but as
often as made they were met with fiat
footed denlals from President Blair and
the eastern financial hackers Of the
road AS will be seen By the following
Associated Press dispatch received
from Cincinnati early this morning, the
road has gone into a receivership;
In the case of the application for the
appointment of receiver for the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, which
was transferred from Judge Kicks
court in Cleveland TO Judge Tafts
court in Cincinnati. Judge Taft to-day
appointed as receivers: Hon. MyrOn I.
Hcrrick, of Cleveland and r. Blicken-
dcrfer, Of Toledo. EIXPrcsidcnt Harri-
son aud Judge j. i. Dillon were pres
ent as attorneys Tor the road The
road extends from Wheeling to Toledo.
"A distance o. 2iS miles. 1t represents
an investment OF $19,0O0,O0 Mr. Her
IlGhs WIZ ANBlNoNhAH NNA AsAiAA go
capitalists, says that Mr.. Blickensder-
fer. a practical railroad manager, will
perform the active duties of the re-
ceiVer. Accompanying Mr. Herricis
were Andrew SqUlres, William h. San
less and r. 5. Cook. OF Cleveland, and
w. L. TAYLOR, OF Now York.
President Blair. who Is now In New
York. endcavorIng to form an agreement
between the seven soft coal carrying
reads Of eastern Ohio. denied as late rs
Thursday afternoon that receiver
would be asked for in the Ohio courts.
The line had suffered he said, but no
more than others similarly placed anI
since the next Interest dlsburslnS period
does not come until July, he was at
loss to find cause for the rcpOrtR other
than they had origin purely malicious.
In fact It was given out that the reports
were started by opposition railroad
companies for the purpose Of d!yerulnE
business from the Wheeling & Lake Eric
Inc.
An effort was made early TINS morn
Ing to soc Mr. j. f. Townsend, assis-
tant general freight agent of the Wheel
Ing s. Lake Erie, but he could not be
raised" by telephone
Tho rccrivcrship coming right after
President Blair's success in arranging
a combine Of the coal carrying roads, is
The more surprising, Says New York
dIspatch. President Blair, OF the Wheel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16

.nInl nlsnn,cn 10 lhe Inlell!eencer.

Special Dispatch to the lntcliiEencer'
CHARLESTON W. Va, Jan d.
The supreme court disposed of the fol-
lowing cases so-day: Kanawha Coal
Company vs.. Ballard & welch Coal
Company, from Kaalwha county, writ
of cert!orarl awarded to bring up
omitted portions 81 The record.
Dcaton & Company W. Mitchell ana
Others, from Mercer county. appeal DIS
missed on motion Of appellant and re-
allowed
State OF Wcst Virginia v Cheney ct
al. from Clay county: submitted
GnliatIn Land Iad oil Company VS..
Davis, from Jackson county, contln-
ued.
c. c. Shank and others w. the town
of RavenswoJd, from jackson County
submitted.
w. N.WoOds and others vs.. NJ Sieph-
cusbn, from Clay county submitted.
Ray, MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Ohio River
Railroad Company. from Jackson
county, ,NSnGIucd.
Adjou4 led Ell tomorrow at 10 a. M,
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Deall, or Mrs. DentrirE.

Special Dispatch 10 tho intelligenceT'
MARrINsBuBG. W. Va" Jan 10
Mrs. ella Beatrie!;. rcIiet Of the la;a
II. n. peaiFick. f5rw5rly prominent
citizen here. and sister of Messrs.
Charles and George NJ. Shook. and Mrs
Vanrlevc. ~ Wlpcling. died AT hGt
home In this city to-day OF u comHli'
cation " diseases. The deceased was
furtv-cight years OF age and was vety
active in all church and charitable
work. In which circles she was general
Is beloved. Sar leaves three stcp-chil-
dren one IT whom Is l.. u Dontrlck, .
very prominent young business man ol
this city.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-the trial of the
action for divorce brought by Douglas
]. Neame against his wife. Leila olyve
Neame, naming Frank Ellison of New
York, as correspondent, was concluded
to-day. Mrs. Neame obtained divorce
from her husband in New York over
three years ago on the ground OF adui-
tory, but he refused TO recognize the
decree of the American court and sued
for n separation here. The jury TODAY
found that the respondent, Mrs. Ne&me'
committed adultery with Frank ELL
son and that tho petitioner, Mr.. Nelme,
had not committed adultery and a de-
cree In his favor was rendered.
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TWO MEN KILLED
by Explosion Of Gas In Tyler County,
Plumbers Carelcssness.

by Explosion Of Gas IN IyIec Conhty-A
plumbers CnrelesSness.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligcnccr.
sisTERsvILLE, w. Va, Jan. 15.-In-
telllgence reached here this evening of
n terrible gas explosion in the back part
of the county, by which two men were
so badly burned that they died in n
short time afterwards. and two others
arc in serious condition.
The explosion occurred in the store of
Charles Arctic, and was caused by Il
plumber, who was making the connec-
tons for the store. turning on the gas
and leaving the room.
When Arctic and three others went
into the room il was full of gas, and as
soon as one OF til. men struck q match
TO light the fire the explosion occurred.
one OF the men fatally burned was Por-
ter Mayheld aud the other one was
Frank Jackson. wniie the man who was
so seriously burned is John ThompsonS
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sCArFoLp1NG FALLS.
Three NIsn Badly Injured Dsspondent
Farmer Commits Suicide.

IhTeo ILoh bHWIy IHJWT'" "V"F"'''''''
Farmer Commits Suicide.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence.
STEUBENvILLE. Ohio, Jan, l5.-A
scaffold on which three men were work
Ing on new truss bridge being bull:
by the Pan Handle over Sixth eve
nue., broke at noon to-day, letting
them fall to the railroad underneath
Wvlie NcGough had bone in his heel
broken, james flanagan an arm
sprained and both along with Dennis
Flanagan were bruised from head 20
foots,.
David Howard while IL n dcspon-
dent mood this afternoon committed
suicide on the farm OF Manifold Reed
near Smith6ciG, ny shootinG himself.
Coroner Fisher went to the scene Of
the tragedy Tonight
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specia! Dispatch to the Inteltgencer,
MoRGANTOWN W. Va" Jan 10
Burglars entered the hardware store of
Henry G. Becker. on Main street. last
night. KniVCg rcvolvcrS, razOrs ana
cartridges 90 the value Of $50 were
taken. lcnt"nuce was had from the
cellar The thieves wilhelm tho store
were right "a front, IN mn view from
the street. aud the store was Brilliant
~ lighted. ThCrc are no clues.
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PRIZE OPHIDIAN STORY.
A Tyler County Man DlSGOrsoH a Snake
In Drinking Liquor.

Tyler Comfy Man DlSEOrEos Snake
In Drinking Liquor.
Special Dispatch to the GntellIgencer
sIsTERsVILLB. w. Va, Jan. H.
The prize snake story of the season
comes to this city from Plum run, the
new oil field out in the Hebron district
For the past year there has been a man
named Jones III with a malady which
had baiiIed the physicians in that Sec
ton of the country, and it was expected
that he fellow would die at almost any
time. A few days ago Jones went to one
OF the speak easiCs and In gestures
made it understood that he wanted Il
drink of whisky The bartender gave
him drink, and almost Immediately af-
ter taking 1t Jones fell to the floor and
was unconscious Tor almost an hour. As
soon as he fell down the people who were
present picked him IN and carried him
out onto the porch and made an effort TO
revive him.
They worked with the fellow for all Of
an hour and finally revived him little,
when he was taken violently Ill and
commenced TO vomit. He threw up n
large amount of matter and among It
WIS noticed Sllali Sll-LNe Ol Tue NdtSE
species. The reptile made an effort to
get away as soon as II was free from the
man, but as soon as Ii was out IN the air
II gave n convulsivc shudder and died.
After emitting the snake Jones COM
menced to get better and couple OF
hours later was able to get UP and start
for his home, and since that time has
been getting better right along, and in a
couple Of weeks will have fully recover
ed The snake was secured by gentle
man living at Hebron, and has been
preserved in alcohol and is on exhibition.
How Jones came to swallow the snake,
If swallow It he did. is mystery. The
general opinion is that he took It in
while drinking water from some Of the
eprIngs. and that It grew while In his
stomach until Il became 50 large that 1t
could no longer remain there without
doing him an injury
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16
HANcooK COUNTY YARMERs.
They Hsid Their Annual Institute al
FalrvleIE.

They Hold Their Annual Institute AZ
Falrvlew.
Tho Hancock county farmers insti-
tuition which has been held at Fair
view concluded last night. The sessions
were very interesting and beneficial,
and largely attended. During the in
stItute the Ner' Cumberland Mandolin
and Guitar Club, assisted by outside
talent, enlivened the proceedings Yes
terday's programme was as follows:
Prayer .!.................R Rev J. S. Pomeroy
Music. NM. Orchestra
Tho Future outlook OF The Fruit Bust
ness. E. ". Cooper, Jefferson Co., o.
What to Feed d Tree 10 Make " Bear
Fruit. ............ Robert II. Brown
Handling. Packing and Storing. Apples
Our industrial College ......A. H. Brown
How to Start Fruit Orchard ;......;.
!...... II. ". Reid. Bridgeport, o.
Berries and Small I'rultg. DR. y. j. owinGs
Best Varieties OF Apples and Pears To-,
This Locality. ...,.,.,....,.W G. Mahan
Life on the Farm. >, Miss Harriet Hewitt
CantaloUpes and Watermelons: .,...S;::..
Greenhouse and Flowers. Pearl Howard
How to Manage q Fruit Farm. ......."
.....................M Miss Virginia Brown
General Discussion OF the Foregoing Top
les, Limited TO Fivc-AIinu;e Speeches.
INSTITUTED AFTERNOON SESSION.
1880. Music.
i:iO. Good Roads. and How to Secure
Or. j. Z. Mcfarland, Fairview, W.
Va. and W Il. Englcheid, Murdocks-
Solo Solo. - Miss blanche Bray
900. Poultry Industry H. A. Hill, Fairview
Music. Male Quartette
3:cC. Breeding and Care Ot Farm AMI
mails. n. II. Clifton. McCleary "a;
Music Report nt Committees and
Election OF OliCcrs,
Query Box aud Discussion. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
1880. Music
7:io. The Future OF Agriculture and
Horticulture ........ ...'.. 80.
...........Rev. q. Il Fisher, Fairview
Recitation .........MiSs Rachel Baxter
Sold.................Mis Miss Blanche Bray
S:t0. Leaks on the Farm. ....;:;,,,.;...:
.....F. a. Chapman. Holidays Cove
$40, Commercial FcrtilZaTs. .............
......... Hon. T. c. Atkcson. Buffalo
Solo,. Mrs Samuel Webb, FairView
$50. What Rencdts Have We Derived
from This Institute?
1000 Adjournment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16

DANDRUFF is due to an enfeebled
state NJ the skin. Halls Hair Remover
quickcns the rutritive functions Of the
skin. healing and preventing the for
nation OF dandrun.
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Succial Dispatch 10 the lntclliEcnccr'
WAsHiNGTD& y, G., Jan lj-Dr.
n. j. Underwood has been appointed
pension examining surgeon At Sisters
Willie
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NEVEp bcfurr have we given such cx-
hltraalIinnfy Jacket values.
GEO VI. SHOOK Sc co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16

WI MEAN just what we say In our ad.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16

81 AN an old soldier of the Rebellion.
a year ago was IN bed all winter with
chronic rheumatism. Three doctors
failed to give mo relief Two bottles
Of Burd0clS Blood Rittcrs put me on
my feet. II is worth It's weight In gold. "
w Il. Knapp, LItchdeld, H!ilsdalc Co,
Mich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16
ANNUAL INSTITUTE
otthe Farmers of Ohio County al
West Liberty.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME

Being Followed at the session Yesterday.
Members OF the State BoNrd OF Agrleul.
tHre were PrsScnt-,MOSt Successful In
atltuto Ever Held tn Ohio county-Tsa-
tnreS of Yesterdays Proeeadinss-Tho
Programme for To-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16

fTERNooN SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
l;ih p IN L. Cooperation Practicable
Among Farmcfs?-J Brown,
Atkinson.
80 p. m Discussion.
300 ,. ~. Effect OF Feed Ipon Quality
r and Quantity OF Mnk-Prof. j.,
A. Meyers.
?:25 p. m. Discussed by ~ Il. Jacob and
DR.. w. j. Bates
2iil ~ m. Query Boz.
3:lj ~ m. Which Is lie lest Breed Of
Hogs FOR our Markct?-J. ".
Smith. Discussed by John T..
Wayt and n, r. Murray.
3:i6 y, m. A City Mans Experience on n
Barm-A. c. Harrcll.
EVENING SESSION.
700 n. m. Music. Prayer Music
7:2a y. m. RecltatiOn-aiiss Lulu Hartley.
7:4g p. m. Economic Position % tile Farm
er-PrOf. T. q. Gwlnn.
500 u. m. Recltatlon-AiisB Bertha Writ.
1916 y. N. Query BOX.
$40 n m. Recitation-A Miss Emma Bcall.
800 D. m. General Discussion.
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plInEtbf an Jackets marked In plnin
iuUlAl Aguros Many Of them less than
anc-thId value.
GEO, VI. SHOOK & co,
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BARNEY g. BERRY'S Skates rcccIy-
ed tho Highest award at the
Worlds Fair Vienna, Pnrlg
and philadelphia. For sale
by Jason c. Stamp. tt&s
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

4 (scheduIe in effect April 10, 1917
All trains arrive and leave FennSylSanl1
Passenger station
: a. m.-Daily. local for Danville, Char
totte and way stations connects at Manas.
saS for Ut asb burg, arriSOnburg, aid,
Btaunton, daily, except Sunday, and
srp daily. and with the chesapeake and
OHIO. daily. for the Natural Bridge and
11.i5 m.-Dafy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Burfes
SIeeuers New York and Washington t0
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury WITH
STrinrs n C. Knoxville and Chattanooga,
TruD and at Charlotte with Pulluial
sleeper for Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleep
- atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
:,f,Is StIIid tram Washington to New
orleans without change Sunset personally
an ans train every Saturday 20 San Fran
CISCO without change
O'a 81 %. M Ocai Tor Front Royal, stras-
pur. aud HaIrisonburg,w with connection sOI
Sit1nton. daily, except Sunday.
4oI D. m--Daily, local Tor CbsrlotteS-
Wiz 4m.Aa p m.-Datly. WASHINGTON AMI
sol tn ESTERN, VESTIBULED, LIN
Tff-D composed OF Pullman VcatiOuled
SlreDers, dining cars and day coaches.
glIa1 sleepe 1ia N xSEev fIl k & H@1
and Chattanooga; New York to Tampa,
~ t-bIriOfte, Columbia, savannah and
TagLrzCuVftlR- a.
So.f,1rnnia Kew York 70 Memphis, via
birmingham; New York TO New Orleans,
wa Atlanta and MONTGOMERY Fesubuied
5av coach Washington TO Atlanta South
orr Railway dining car, Greensboro to
5'ii&S GN WARRINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave " asnlngtOn S:O1 a N
- ana AS d. III. daily, except sun
dsy' and 6:25 p. N sunday only FOR
G.-'t,u.i FfIl. 4-.}3 D III. Caliy, except sun
H., FOR Leesburg. and 6.25 D. Ii daily fof
IIerndon- Returning, arrive at washing-
ron SO a IL. ana 800 D. n daily, IrOf1,
Ha,und I'M and 7:U6 a. m. daily, except
sunday. from HeTndon, and o:34 a. M
49, eTetpt sunday, rom LeesDurg.
Through trains from the South arrive az
washington 6:42- a., M, go D. m, and
= AZ ~ m daily. HarIisOnourg, q 40 D.
m, aud $40 y N. daliy, except sunday,
and S 80 q. n, daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets. sleeping car reservation, and in
forpation FURNISHED at offices, Oil and
.3OO 4 ems yIvania avenue and at Pennsyg.
TsniaF Railroad Passenger station.
l., w n. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
a. Al. GULF, IraIrIc Manager.
I ". A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
N 4. 5. Brown, cen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
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baltimore -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect March %, 1897. 2
LeaEe washington from Statlon, corner %
New Jersey avenue and street
-. !hlCts, ami NuTsu~esJ, FestlDuiel
Limited trains, 1000, 1l:45 a. H., sos
For Cincinnati, st Louis and indianapolis,
Express, ll-45 4. IN Eestibuled Limited
$40 y. m, express l1:25 p. m.
For .PttIsburg and Cleveland. express
odIly, 1000 a III and $50 p M
For Toledo and Detroit. IL % D. N.
For Winchester and way stations, t3.4g
and +5.SO p. m.
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham,
Chatta nOoga, Knoxville. Bristol and
Roanoke, 500 p III daily; Sleeping CaI
through
For Luray. $40 p. m daily.
For Baltimore, week days, 500, $50,
Il 90, X7.10, XS-OO, 3 80. Ks. 80. x1O.OO.
xl2.OO m, x12. O5, u 10, x12 40, x3O0l
x6.2o, $50, x8.0O, 6 Is. x9 90, 11.i8
XI1-50 y. M, and X12. OF night sundays
1o9i %IiS, $50 Co 500 20 a rs x 459S
1910, $50, xS.OO, x9.2O. Ills. XII so.
y. m, x12.O1 night
For Annapolis, 7.lO and 8 80 q m, 1910
and $50 p IL, sundays, $50 a. IA. 4.3d
For FREDERICK. week Gays, 7.35. ia
For HagerstOwn, $1,000 a M and $50
2. ID
$50 a. m 49, 3d. Loo p u sun
For Gaithersburg and way points. 1veea
days, I-30. S-OU q. m. 90, 3. b, 50,
ABB, $50, 7.05, l i. 40 p. m Sundays
S.OU 4. m, l.l5, 4-33, 1O5, 1015 D. IA
For Washington Junction a nd wav Dofrfs,
735 a. m, 40. $50 D. ~ week days
1.l5 y. n. sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch IiShs.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
the East. week days, 500, 1000 a. m.
Dining carr. 1900, 40 Dining Car j. 3. %
,5.05 Dining Carr, 1901 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o ClOCkl, Sundays 8 90
a. IN. Dining Car }, 40 Dining Carr 8 90
l5.O5 Dining carr, Il. OIL night; sleeping car
open 10 O'clock. Additional trains for
Philadelphia, week days, 7.O5 a. H., daily.
500 p. m
Buffet ParlOr Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a IA, I ?. 90
noon, and 2.4O p. IN week days, II 40
y. IN Sundays
For Cape May, IL noon.
Except sunday. xEXpTesS trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
:iotels and residences By Union Transfer
90. on orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and 1T depot.
WIN. NJ. GREEN, ID. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. of Pass. Traffic /
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RFNT-OnIv Sll-COmfortaDle5 or. and
cellar house: lust newly papered, on car
lina. stable. 29l2 9TH st. NV. Oh
TIER. KooEa 10, 81 3 4th st apEl-ot,enl
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FOR RENT-Two large furnished OF I'M
furnished rooms on second floor, IN easy
terms 3l9 st. NV. oP----0
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| FOR SALE-A large chest OF carpenters
tools; cheap Call 917 4 IL st. sw.,
: city ap23-3t
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WILL rent my EcautifgI rustic pavilion
for the season; q ISO roof of same for adj
of Zoo Park. Address Z. PIER. this office
nD22-3t
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APOLLO INCANDEsCENT LAMP-The
highest Candle-power of any incandescent
lamp in existence: the most durable man
tells; your gas bill reduced over Z 3 per
cent: special inducements for 10 days:
agents wanted; big commission. Call 500
h st. NV ap21-7 tenn
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CHTRGH NOTICES.

CENTRAL M. u. CHURCH cor 18th and
N SITS NV Preaching by the new pas
tor, Rev. ID. l.. Greenfield; i a. III. and
Z p. m; solo by Mrs. Eulalie Domer Rhecm;
Sunday-school, $50 a. M; G h, Z p. m. !;
al welcome Item
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FOR SALE-Cheap; an Estey organ in
good condition; Also rosewood square
piano; reasonable terms. Inquire Of l. s.
HOLLIDGE, BrOOkland, D. @. ap23-3t
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pOsToEFI1E NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested, as
changes may occur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
April "A, 1897, close promptly at this
office as follows:
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WE also have large For Rent House"
and For Sale House" cards: 10 cents
each. 1T business Office OF The Times.
ap2l-tf
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MONEY Ar FIVE PER CENT
To loan OH Washington CITY lcdl esoaOe
No delay.
HEiHk ELL * McLERAN' 80.
l00S Z ST. NV. mh6od
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RAILROADS.


pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS 4
LOU "A. Al. week days-PITTSBTJKC} tx
fRbSS-Parlor and Dining Cars Harris
burg TO Pittsburg. S'
AO-o1 "A. Al PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
observation Cars, Harrisburg 10 CIiesgo-
cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. IOuis CIeTes
iI 1ner, anu Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car 10
1850 A, 81. FAST LiNE-PuIlruan surrev
i,anos Car to harrisburg. Burret ParIor
$40 .. 81 CHf7,Atio ASH sr ,o1r1a
Express Sleeping Car washIngton
20 OF Louis. and Sleeping and Dining
and t!idcasso Z 70 81. Louis, ClnonAaa
LILO 4 n. WESTERN ExPKFss-P,a.-
and and Hli sTpsItgs car to Pittsburg. Chicago,
Car TO Chicago.
ITO r. n. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
uilInan Sleeping Cars WasIIinp tOn ~
Plttsourg and Harrisburg to ST LonIS
snd LOUISVILLE iva Cincinnati). Dining
tO-4O T.. Nj PACIFIC ExPREss-Pul-
man Stepping Car to Pittshurg.
op a 81 TOT Kane, CaHandaIRu qua, ROcbPs-
sn T1 ana Niagara rails daily. except
1850 A. 81. for EImira and tlenovo daily.
seacept sunday: FOR Lock Haven week
r. M P"iS "u1uaJS' 0.4O
1-lO y "a FOR wmHamsport, Rochester,
$780, ti0,O anu Niagara rails daily, except
- p@turday, with Sleeping Car Washington
10 Suspension BnGge, via Buffalo,
~, 40 r 81 for Erie, Caaandaigua, Roches-.
seI- buffalo, and Niagara Halls daily
Sleeping Car Washington 10 E.lTuira
S"r ThliddeIphta, New YORK, ana
the East
$40 r. IL CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
ID. 0d1lY BarInr 70 vufF
i III var from baltimore. Regular at 100
~. ming Carr, 500, 9.UJ, Il 90 DINING
mIningtonl A. M 1915, SIS, 40. $780,
1O.OO and 11.35 +. NJ on SUNDAY Z 90
DINING Car. 500, 300, HOO dining
40, $50, 1000 and IL 50 e. n For.
.nIid1elphia only, r asst Express, Z 80 Al
a. wee week days Express 2. 10 r
7:5nA M, week days. and ). IS ?. Il.
For Atlantic City via Delaware River
For sit,S Slrall I ES9gIe, S1S p m dailyi
hI led, l "a $ e 90, 40 g 90 linz
On sunday, 700, 500, 100, sos, f0.5 50;
11.OO a. m, II. 10, 1 Is, 2.O1, 3. Is, 3 40.
400 liInitedJ, 40, 8. 40, o15, $50,
For Pope Creek Line, Z so a. M. and 4 SO
s9 - ~; daily except a sunday
FOI anna polls, LOO, 300 a m, 1915
ana 4 ~ p. M daily. except Sunday
sundays, 900 q III. a ii 4 70 D. m
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Flor
ida and POINTS on Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 a. II. 46 D. m daily;
Richmond only, 1857 a. m week days;
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and seal
Board Air Line. 4-4O D. daily. 40
cOnITnodatioD for QuantjCO, 7.45 a. m
and 4. 70 y. m. week days.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and n
streets, and at the station, Sixth and g
streets, where orders Ga De LETT Tor check
Dg or DS gGage q destination from hotels
and residences
J. b. HUTCHINSON. General Manager I
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger A gen1 Q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

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YOU VIII find window Cards OF all de-
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UnfurniSne Rooms, 'Unfurnished Rooms,
FURNISHED Rooms, With or Without
Board, " Furnished Rooms, With Board"
FURNISHED Rooms Five cents is the
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

FOR ENT-Fur rooms, ait size to suit,
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

FOR SALE-Just received a fine upright
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