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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05

or all the plays that have fascinated
the theatre-golng public few have at
tanned the same popularity as Monte
Crlsto." This Is not only due to the abb
sorblng interest OF Dumas story, but it
is as much owing 10 the treatment that
the character Of Edmond Dantes has re-
celved at the hands Of James o'NeIll
The part of Edmond Dantes requires an
actor of unusual ability TO portray It,,
owing to its complex nature. Whether
as the roillcking. nimble sailor of the
prologue, the emaciated convict making
his bold strike for freedom, the gentle
voiced, sad-eyed priest or the dignIfied
Count OF Monte Cristo, he is always
equally effective. OF the three main
characters Of the plav. Into which Mr.
Dumas changed his sailor lad. 1t IS
doubtful IL one has exercised more fas-
cInatlon over the public than that OF
Able BusonI. Mr.. o'Nelll's matchless
acting OF this priest has aroused the IN
terest OF the cIergVmen Of all denoml-
nations to such degree that every
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COLD WAVE COMING. 4
There will be a drop Of 10 to
80 degrees by Monday
morning.

When this was posted the tempera-
tnrr was thlrtV-eIght degrees above, and
when the O'Clock observation showed
forty-thrce degrees above. people who
have fun with Uncle Sans weather
service whenever the opportunity IS Of
fered, proceeded to extract considerable
enjoyment out of the situation. How
ever, later in the night when the Their
mometer began merry dance down
ward, these same people laughed not
loud nor merry. At midnight, the pro-
missed cold wave was materlalizlng at a
rapid rate, the government thermome-
ter recording the midnight temperature
at "a degrees and stu falling. 1t Is eH-
pected that 20 degrees Will be reached
this morning. In addition, the baromet-
tic Indications are not promising; the
barometer last evening was at q lower
notch than has been recorded in Wheel
ing for six months. $3.50. This would
indicate a high wind to-day, which. &C
companied by the lower temperature,
viii combine to make Mondays wealth
or anything but moderate and pleasant.
The rain has come at an opportune
time for the rlvermen. Last evening
the river was feet 6 inches and had 1t
not been for the reports from OIL City
and other Allegheny river points, the
big packets OF the Pittsburgh & Cincin-
natl line would probably have been re-
tired. AS It Is. the indications are for
continuance OF good boating water and
continued navigation.
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that the witness stuck to the main
poInts OF his story as narrated 10 MI.
Howard and the jury on Friday. It was
brought out, however. that Mclaughlin
and his companions, James Mclaughlin
and VIII Craig. sought the encounter
near the Parker block on the morning
OF the day before the murder. This Gag
erness 20 thrash DeVinney and Johnson
said Frank Mclaughlin, arose out o;
the beating they had administered
Charles Mclaughlin the night before.
VIII Craig, the companion OF Frank
and Charles Mclaughlin and Brig
ham" Young, when the murder occur
red, was on the stand at the evening
session. He denied having shot az any
one. though he admitted having had
revolver at the time. The story told by
this witness was substantially the same
given by Frank Mclaughlin, both In
relation to the fight near the Parker
block and to the occurrences preceding
and following the tragedy on Friday
afternoon September .. The cross-ex-
animation was severe, but the witness
would not admit that he had fired his
revolver before he ran down the Market
street bridge
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Tho Intelllgeneer has already entered
into q thorough review Of the adyaptr
ages that would accrue to both the
wheeling q Lake Erie and Baltimore
& Ohio railroads through the aequisl.
tion Of the former BY the latter. and Of
course wheeling people realize that this
city would be more directly the bshhaF
clary than any other community that
can be named. 1t would place this city
on two OF the Baltimore & ohio's
through lines to Chicago, one via New
ark and the other via the Wheeling &
Lake Erie, the latter twenty-six fHiles
shorter than the former route ah9
only twenty-sIx miles longer from
pittsburgh to Chicago than the Pitts
burgh & western route out of Pitts
burgh. which "cal" Brlce recently Sc
cured control of, and which students OF
the railroad situation would not feel
surprised to see cut off entirely from re-
latlons with the Baltimore & Ohio sys-
tem-when the latter SuiRN"'
good and ready" This good and
ready" time. good many people pc
ueye, Will be at hand when IT Is possible
for the Baltimore & Ohio company 90
Gel the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
Speaking Of the probability OF phe
Wheeling & Lake Erie becoming part
of Inc Baltimore & Ohio system Ior-
mer high official OF the latter salu :"
Columbus Saturday: o,...,,,,.,,,
1.-THE getting control OF the Fitt lSIli. ~ ~
& Western was very clever piece %
work ON the part OF Briee.. ana ne rs. 10
doubt counted on being able, atter te
reorganization OF the Baltimore q ,Chi y
TO force 1t into buying the PittspurtS,n en- q
western, as he once compelled the van i,
derblIts 10 buy the Nickel Plate. ~ -
40 beat his game that the Baltimore q
Ohio is now striving to absorb me
wheeling & Lake Erie. The latter llT ms.
viii serve the Baltimore & Ohio eqliellg
ss - well as it did the Pittsburgh e
Western. and in some respects mueh
better via the Wheeling & Lake Erie
tne baltimore & Ohio route from 45 l1tAi :
bvrch TO Chicago would be conSldeT-
sbly shortened. Moreover. the Wheei-
Inc q lake Erie would give the balti-
move <. Ohio valuable route LnIo
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poYENRR.s RXPLoIT.

,Ihq CqnEreIomAn'd son lnetTnmeniallh
Securing the Arrest Of tliToo New York
Crooks on . Baltimore 3 Ohio Train
near 1rsdOFtolI, ID.
VIII n. Dovener. son OF Congressman
Doyener. had an exciting experience
with four green goods men on west
bound Baltimore & Ohio train, near
Frederick. Nd, Friday night and was
instrumental In the arrest Of three OF
the swindlers.
Nj. sDovener was approached by the
men, who proposed a quiet game OF
catdg, and being Suspicious he assented.
Wheh one OF the men started on a
''flm-fiam" mission, Mr.. Dovener ask
ed the conductor TO arrest the men.
There were two Baltimore q ONO oIl-
GERS on the train, and the quarteite We're
arrested, but one Of them escaped pc
fore reaching Frederick.
Saturday morning, Officer John
Short, OF this city, was instructed TO
get the valise left on the train by the
sharpers, which he did, and the con-
tents OF the Valise stamped It's owners
as. men after big game. The Vaise,
which was sent back to Maryland Dy
Detective Short yesterday, contained
supply Of green goods" bogus gold
bonds, deeds and Confederate money.
There were two boxes in the vallse,
one painted red, the other yellow. The
latter had In It number Of railway
guides and scraps Of paper In the 9TH
er box we're q package Of Confederate
bills, ranging from twenty TO hve-hun-
dred dollars in denomination, and two
blank gold bonds, one for $500, the other
a., q 6an foauad IN tho AmaFiFan AIlaus
tic Gable Telegraph Company. There
were also two deeds on Senator n. A.
Hanna, one for $3.50, decided from Hem
ry Grow, and the other from James
Fish, for 81 900. The Confederate bills
were cleverly used TO cover packages OF
blank paper, and the whole outfit, in
fact, was originally contrived. II Is
4 thought the men are New York
I crnoks.
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"cuDA's VOW"

It Is needless to say that "cuon's
Vow" which appears at the Grand, COM
menclnu Thursday night. has It's sun
light and its shadows. Its sunlight np-
pears all the more bright In comparison
with It's darker spots. Josephine Brit
tain, as the Spanish adventures, has an
excellent conception OF how the shad-
ows should be brought out. Hence the
approval Of the press that she has been
receiving in all plnces where the play
has been presented. EvcTy lady pur-
chasing reserved seat ticket during
the engagement win receive as a souve..
mir a handsome ivory finished bust Of
ligutpnAnt Robson.
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MIIIIous Given Away.

It is certainly gratifying to the public
TO know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors Of
Or, Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and have the sat
isfactlon OF knowing that 1t has abso-
luteiy cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs
sre surely cured by It. Call on Logan
Drug Co. and get a trial bottle free.
Regular size soc and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded.
ECZEMA, scald head. hives, itchiness
OF the skin Of any sort Instantly relieved,
permanently cured. DOans Ointment.
Al any drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05
LOCAL BREyITIEs
aauersOs Minor Moment Ia and About
the City.

aauersoF Minor Moment Ia and About
the City.
Grand this evenlng-"Chattanooga."
Opera House to-night-James o'Neill
in Monte cristo."
There will be no rehearsal OF the Ora
torio Society this evening.
The county board of commissioners
meet to-day in regular monthly session.
A new schedule goes into effee; on the
Bellaire. Zanesville q Cincinnati rail-
road to-day. The afternoon train. ar
Tives at Bellaire at $40 instead OF ESQ,
as heretofore.
1t Is given out at Steubcnville that
Wheeling parties are arranging to pur-
chase and operate the Steubenville glass
works lately operated by Robinson &
Garrett, as 4 decorating works.
The Philharmonic Clubs concert at
che Y. NJ. c. A. hail tomorrow night
promises to be well attended by music
lovers. Seats have been put on sale at
all the music stores, and at the Y. NJ.
c. a.
An alarm Of fire was rung in last cvsn-
inE about 8 o'clock, calling the South
Side fircmen 10 the old Cowan property,
on Forty-eighth street. A mantel liz the
house caught fire from the CRATE. The
blaze was extluguished In a few min
utes.
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Is Per Cent Discount Sale.


BEGINNING. TUESDAY, DECEA-
Der 6. AND CONTINUING UNTIL
THE STOCK rs REDUCED. TO Make
ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS M
ALSO TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE STORE, / WILL SELL AZ 2
PER CENT DISCOUNT Ny ENTIRE
STOCK. CONSISTING OF a AfAGNl-
FICENT LINE OF PATTERN HATS
AND BONNETS, TRIMMED AND
UNFRAMED HATS. FEATHERS,
BIRDS. WINGS, RIBBONS AND ALL
MILLINERY NOVELTIES. NOW is
YOUR TIME TO BE SUITED IN a
STYLISH HAT OR BONNET AT a
VERY REASONABLE PRICE. ALL
ORDERS GUARANTEED SATISFAC-
TORY. COME AND SEE US AND BE
CONVINCED THIS DISCOUNT is ON
CASH SALES ONLY.
NINE. sHIDELL,
SUCCESSOR TO A. L. RICE. 1850 MAIN
STREET, WHEELING, w. VA.
pIJRING MADAM SHIDELIiS
GREAT DISCOUNT SALE, WE WILL
OFFER OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF
GOODS AT WONDERFULLY RE-
DUCED PRICES. WILL QUOTE a
FEW OF THEM.
LADIES' FLEECE LINED VESTS,
1sc, REGULAR PRICE SOC.
LADIES' UNION SUITS THAT
SOLD FOR 81 AND 81 25. AT 75c,
CHILDREN's HOSE, DOUBLE
KNEE. HEEL AND TOE, 12Isc.
LADIES HOSE, FAST BLACK,
sPLICED HEEL. DOUBLE SOLE.
SUPERIOR FLEECING, TWO PAIR
FOR 45c.
WITH EVERY PAIR OF CSC HOSE A
10c CAKE OF OUR FINE SOAP TO
INTRODUCE ITS MERITS.
FIFTY UMBRELLAS THAT SOLD
FOR So % ONLY 81 70.
UMBRELLAS. REGULAR PRICE
81 so, ONLY Csc.
FINE CHRISTMAS STATIONERY.
IN ALL coLoRs, REGULAR Csc BOX
FOR 45c.
REDUCTION IN EVERY LINE.
COME AND BE CONVINCED THAT
OUR PRICES AND GOODS ARE
RIGHT. THIS SALE BEGINS SAT.
URDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3.
SAMPLE e. ESORNE.
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A FORMER OFFICIAL
ofthe Baltimore & Ohio Tells how
the Acquisition Of the
WHEELING & LAKE ERlE RAILROAD

WOULD MORE THAN COMPENSATE
FOR THE LOSS or CONTROL OF
THE PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
LINE, RECENTLY SECURED BIZ
"cA1" BRIcE -wHEELiNG
WOULD RR THE MOST DIRECT
BENEFICIARY By SUCH A DEAL
AN OFFICIAL WHO SEES MANY
REASONS FOR BALTIMORE :
OHIO GOING AFTER THE
WHEELING. s.SaaA
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Michigan and would thus secure much
additional business.
The acquisition OF the Wheeling &
Lake Erie would make the Baltimore &
Ohio the strongest coal line In the coun-
try. and would greatly strengthen the
Baltimore & Ohio out Of Cleveland. In
short, the Wheeling & Lake Erie would
have better line than ever out OF
Cleveland to Wheeling, Washington and
Baltimore. II will be seen that 1t would
have been better II the baltimore &
Ohio could have traded the Pittsburgh
& Western for the Wheeling & Lake
Erie years ago. In Its present position
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Lincoln j. Carter. master OF scenic
and melodramatic productions. Will pro-
duce Chattanooga on gigantic scale
at the Grand Opera House during me
half week commencing this evening"
The scenery for this play promises 90
surpass anything Mr.. Garter has pre-
scented 10 the public In this city. a spc-
cInl clrnetograph has been prepared to
no used In the story to show scenes OF
the play, especially those OF Missionary
Ridge and Lookout Mountain. There
will also be shown railroad scene.
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with rain and sleet, and even a par
tialIg successful attempt at snowing.to-
rether with a dark and gloomy sky.
Yesterdays weather was anything but
inviting, and Wheeling people generally
speaking, found indoors good enough
Tor them. Discomfort brought about by
the weather, was intensified among peo-
ole who saw the following which was
posted at schneprs at s o'clock in the
2 fternoon:
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the Wheeling &, Lake Erie has never
dared to aptagonize the Lake Shore
railroad, but as a part Of the Baltimore
&. Ohio, It would be formidable COM
petitor. What Mr.. Briee thought a
clever trick in securing the Pittsburgh
& Western, is likely to prove an ele-
phant on his hands.
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James o'Neill. audience can be dlstin..
crushed by the unusual large number OF
gentlemen present dressed in black
cloth. A new dress Of scenery has been
provided witch meets with all the pic
torIal possibilities of Dumas pictures
Gue play, which win be given at the
Opera House tonight
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale, Rent and Exchange

FOR sALE-BuIlding site. ~ @ :
East McColloch street Dirt cheap nv
Small farm, improved, u acres
miles from city and river road; .,-. II,
a fine country residence f!'AS-
ley. ,,,f.,, sgs'tt
( rooms and kitchen. on East "a ~
street. Lot 20 BY 10. Only |i''V@
4 very tine building LOT on h0'~
OF Fourteenth street. -. =, ~
Two desirable building lolS ~ ~
street. Eighth warden very ~! "a
A two-story frame dwg..lns,S So
with stable on lot. Lot . y! G,iy u,
Chnpllno street, Eighth wart' V"'
For RENT-An elegant t'ls' s-i a
dence, 10 rooms and bath, no, S@tl-ii.
water, both eases. west sac .. g. -
between Twcnty-second ara w.
streets. Possession rivcn now, ,-l, y
a county residence with b'V1
qulre At once. .,,,r.y. -
For exchange for city rrope..SS,,s,el
improved farm at Slsiersyil'e' "A
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. 'G "a isiS'i''
1'nienhone 81.
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THE COLD WAVE
WIN have Arrived Early this
Morning if1Predictlon OF s
WEATHER BUREAU is VERIFIED.

THE BAROMETER LAST NIGHT
WAS LOWER THAN HAS BEEN
RECORDED AT ANY. TIME IN
THE PAST SIX MONTHS, INpI-
eating STORMY AND BLus-
TERRY WEATHER To-DAY-THE
RIVER IS RISING MOST oPPoR-
Observation-Disclosures Wealth
Err. j.
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NOVEMBER WEATHER

From Observer schneprs weather re-
cord and from wharfmaster John
crockards record of the river, the fol-
lowing weather and river record for the
month OF November has been compiled
n, ti,n TptaiIIrencer.
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Maximum temperature, 20, on 9Th.
Minimum temperature, 49, on 18th,
Total precipitation. as inches.
Total snow fall, Is inches
Number OF clear days, /: partly cloudy
IA: cloudy, -.
i.lght thunder storm on Ath.
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{ Lost flesh lately7
Does your brain tiref
Losing control over your
neryes7 e..oA,.A

nerves? @s,oe''"
Are your muscles becom-
ing exhausted @-''
You certainly know the
remedy. 1t is nothing new;
Just the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinncss and palenesS for
twenty-five years. Scott's
Emulsion. The cod-liver
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the by
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
Is &C. and ti.oo. sil druggists
z SCOTT q BowJ, chsmI',I. Rev York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05

DIR BULLS Cough Syrup is rho
standard remedy for throat and lung
troubles It is a specific for grippe and
bronchitis.
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rn crnr 4 coLnIN oNR pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlno Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money
II It fails to cure. 9jc. Tho genuine
has l.. Il. Q. on each tnblot. mw&f
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NEWS SS.25 Heavy Felt Boots with pure
Gum OveFShOeA for St.75 at MoFadd ems.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

Arc no, made by ehan't' ., 7,
-. they ever IN any mai'''a ~.
Int small expense. \ e' 81. -
for ehcapness. and not i' y, 7. y
icncc Of workmanship I, y, :, 3
frequent and certain eauI 800
rapid decay and entire , I'D,
tlon OF arts and u1aau -
For hest (Which Is the y, .i, ~
work. tho IntollIgenecr ~ /, d
-. Ing once is the pIa''
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9s.2B High Cat DrllIsrs' sh0Ss for OI.75
nt MoFAddOn'SI i122 Market 81.
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:. Bro. ]. EldrldRc Butler, or Kentucky
instrumental Selection. ......"..,..,....
Upchurch. Mandolin, Banjo. Harp and
Guitar Club.
Messrs. Leach. stlpes und Mcyers,who
compose the latter club. made distinct
hit and Mr.. Butler made ! pleasing I'M
preston by his wit and eloquence.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMS SOC Fine Cloth OverEnlteFS for
use at McFaddon'F, 1929 Market Ste
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A pleasing entertainment was that
given by Upchurch LodBe No. 90 a. o.
u. w. on Friday. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Instrumental Selection. .s.,,......::.,,
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c A S TO R I A

CASTORIA.
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Bears the signature of CHAS. H. FLETCHER.
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various ports to the Philippines and
the distances from that point to the
ports of the adjacent countries.
The fact that the countries now in
easy reach of the Philippines contain
population of $50, OOO, 900, that their
purchases from other parts of the
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with each of the percentage which
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with each Of the principal countries
OF that section by years since 1870
Exchange.
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TIM Z IA e L E.
3. Sc Nj. Is. R.-PaSs. Division.

Passenger Trains Leave
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m; 1880 PIN; 1:20
D IN; 9.f2 pm. SOUrH-i2:1 10 q Z; 90 M !;
LIT p m; 400 m: HIS p m; 7.I0 p. m;
SIS
Notwithstanding only, arrives GO a N.
SOUTH-Sunday only, 80" p. m.
VENTRY-NoRTH-l2:2 p m, Sis p m.
SOUTH-7:10 a m; 4:11 p M.
BARTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 a M; $50
m; II Is p M; 6:65 m; 9.15 m. SOUTH
1920 a m $50 a N; 4:25 IN; 1881 p m:
= 40
NoRTH-SundAy only, 1916 a m.
Sou .H-Sunday only, s. 20 p.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m; 7:40 a M; 1903 q.
m; AIS m; $3.50 p m; 9o3 p m. SOUTH
AZ IN: SOS p.
NoRTH-Sunday only, 1898 M
SoUrH-Sunday only, 533 m,
: SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a M; 5:38 p
m. SoUTH-7:47 a m; 4:48
SUTTON-NoRTH-11:37 a m; $40 p m. SOUTH
-S:0l m; 5:04 m.
WEST BURKE-NoRTH-3: m; II 80 m;
5:12 $50 m; SoUTH-8:10 a M; 5:l2
p m; 12:07 P M; 905 m; 40 m.
NORTH-Su lday only, 10. 04
SOUTH-Sunday only, 6.o3 m.
LYNDONVILLE-NoR 40 a m; $3.50 m;
11:12 a m; 1882 p m; 4:55 m; 8.17 p
SoUTH-1:1S N; $3.50 M 9.27 a N; 2:14
5:35 III; 1925 N: $40
NORTH-Sunday only, $50
SOCTH-Sunday only, $40 p
ST. NSBURY-NoRTH-2:2 90 m; 8 :07 M
1O:45 a Il; 3:15 M. 1927 m; 1855 p NJ.
SOUTH-I:40 1888 m; 2:34 p N; 6nA
IN: 12:43 NJ; 1915 m; 9.45
NoRTH-$unday only, 9.32 q m.
SoUTH-S0nday only, 6.36 m.
f Stops to leave passengers, or when
signalled, to take passengers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-04

The commerce Of the countries adj
jacent to the Philippine Islands is the
subject Of series of tables which will
appear in the next monthly publ
cation ofthe Bureau of Statistics. The
statement consists Of tables showing
the population and commerce and the
share that the United States and other
nations have had in that commerce
for series of years, and is accom-
panied by map showing the steam
ship routes and distances from our