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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13

the HudSOnian Institute,
 telling all about what it has,
 accomplished for the errinG,
 the weak and the hopeless.
 And from there alone is this
 WOndrOuS aid to manhood to
 be obtained, Free circulars and testimonials are sent OF giVen to all who wish them Gladlu. If it is inCOn- Venient to Call just write a line OF two and you will oct all the help u0u need in the WdU of medical advice, with the circulars and testimonials dbs0lutelu free of all Charge. And uOu will have the opportunity to become a Grand man again swiftly.
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NOT IN FAVOR OF 4 MONOPOLY Opposition to the Bill for a Gable to
 Hawaii. Minority of the House Com nittee to Introduce a
 Substitute. Similar in Essential Features, Except That No Corporation Is
 Named.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Call Office, Riggs House,
 Washington, March 12.
 Representative Corliss of Michigan to-day completed the minority report of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce against the bill reported by that committee for the es- tablishment of a Pacific cable.
 The original bill provided for the subsidy of the Pacific Cable Company at the rate of $10OOOO for twenty years and for the completion of the cable to Honolulu by 1900 and to Japan and China by 1901. The substitute offered by MT Corliss and Mr. Fletcher of Min nesota also provides for a subsidy of not exceeding $100, 900, but it eliminates the name of the corporation and has a provision for advertisement by the Postmaster General and the co-opera- ton of the Government of Japan.
 The report indorses the proposition for a cable, but objects to the bill of the majority, because it grants an eX elusive monopoly and subsidy of $2, 000 900 and holds that all franchises should be open to competition, and also that another American corporation is ready to enter into a contract to construct the cable.
 The report says:
 It is we'll known that Japan stands ready to grant a like or greater subsidy for the construction of this cable, in ad- Ndition to the subsidy proposed in these measures, and it is believed that for the public good the President should be clothed with power to secure the coop eration of Japan for the construction and maintenance of this all-important public work and the minority therefore, submit an amendment authorizing such action, with the expectation that such co-opera- ation and competition will result in secur- ing the establishment of a cable at much less figure than it is proposed to grant to the Pacific Cable Company by the measure submitted by the majority of the committee.
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H EF} E

Isa wealth of muscle, blood and SineW. You can see quite a number of such fine, heartu fellows anu dau in the week if you will 60 to anu foundry or iron works. Not all men who work at the iron trade are str0nu and powerful Of course, and it is true that all men who look well are not sure to be full of the bio backbone it is neCeS- saru to have in order to be perfect. That is one thing eYeru one should pau at tentiOn to. It is the essen tial thing in man. When uOu find that uOu are be- ninninu tO weaken in anu Wau you mau be sure that uou are no longer all uOu ouuht to be. If uOur will pOWer is GettinG weak if uOur knees are not quite steadu, if you are ill at ease all the timey uOu are fl losinu uouf backbone" as if is often called. That is not quite right but you
 will prettu soon find that you have a weak and a lame back. The great evil about this thing is that you get worse all the time. There is a leakage somewhere in the sustemy and it crows
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13

anCe of perfect success. That is the remediO-treat- ment known as iiHuduan.u ) This is a superior specific. Its fame is in eYeru land and it's friends are to be found everywhere. It stops losses in a week, no matter from what Cause driSing. Ii replaces all the lost tissue and reCredteS the man. Just think what it has done. Ii has completely cured 10000 of the most difficult cases. Volumes of testimonials are stored in
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
BITTEN BY A SPIDER. Henry Martin of San Jose Will Prob
 ably Lose His Life.

SAN JOSE, March 12.-Henry Martin, a saloon porter, is suffering from blood poisoning caused by the bite of a small black spider, and his life is despaired of. About week ago he was bitten upon the left elbow by a spider, and inside of an hour the arm began to swell. The pain became so severe that a few days ago Martin went to the County Hospital. Blood poisoning of a severe nature has set in, the arm is swollen to immense proportions up to the shoulder and the flesh is perfectly black. It seems inn possible to check the spreading of the poison through the system, and even though the arm be amputated, it is feared that death will result.
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SUCCESSFUL BENCH SHOW. Dogs and Poultry That Won Prizes
 at Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, March 12.-The dog and poultry show closed tonight and has been pronounced the most successful ever held in Southern California. It is said to have been better than the show at Sacramento. The hall has been packed by visitors during the four days exhibi- tion. Dogs received more attention than poultry. especially from the women.
 H. T. Payne of San Francisco read a paper on dogs; G. H. c. Goodwin. on poultry in the orchard and on the farm; V. Tressler, thoroughbred poultry; E. w poultry house; Professof Woodbridge food for egg production. The prize-win- ners among the dog class are:
 $. Tyler, Pasadena, first prize, Great Danes.
 c. G. saxe, San Francisco. open, dogs, Defender, fox terrier. frs. prize. nard. King Menelik, first prize.
 F. U. Little, Santa Barbara, pointer bitch; Rents Queen, first prize;
 N. P. Shell, Santa Barbara, Jet, winner special for best cocker.
 Miss Tillie Lorraine, Los Angeles, St Bernard a}1aa Omar iat,y ikhyyap fir first st prize
 Miss c. M Noble, santa Barbara, Car los, Irish setter, first prize.
 Mrs. O. T. Fitzpatrick, 'Saticoy, award ed first prize for bitch and litter of bull dogs.
 Mrs Richard Nye, Santa Barbara, Spitz, open, dogs, Rover, first and sec ond prizes
 Although there are some fine fowls on exhibition there Is no mention made in the catalogue of them, the public and management devoting all attention to the canines. There are some rare speci- mems of the Plymouth Rock breed. from s. Tyler & Son, Pasadena; black Lang spans exhibited by M. H. Ingham and white Leghorns by H. c. Drawer, some of which took first prizes. Mrs. H. A. Hol- lister of Santa Barbara wins first prize for brown Leghorns.
 The show has been productive of much good and a second exhibition next year will bring greater number of exhibitors and more strangers to Santa Barbara.
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biuger and bigger as the dduS 60 bu. If it goes on for anu lGngth of time big lines of care appear on the forehead and around the mouth. Manhood is gOinG before its time. There is great need for the instant stopping of the trouble. The earlier the better. DOubt6rS sau, hWillanuthinu do this with Certaintu?" The con- fident answer is YES. But it must be admitted that there is Onlu one thinu that will with a complete dsSur-
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AND SAN DOMINGO
 ON THE VERGE OF WAR.
President Sam Leads an Army to the Frontier to Check an
 Invasion

Copyrighted, iS9S by James Gordon Bennett.
 JAMAICA, March 12-Advices from the Heralds correspondent in Port-au-Prince, Hayti, to-day state that a breach be- tween Hayti and San Domingo Is expect ed as the result of the long-standing frontier dispute. President Heureautx of San Domingo is apparently determined upon war and is making preparations for the conflict. President Sam of Hayti, it is reported, went tC Jacmet on March S. from HaUtiy
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
May Hampstead Wins Again.

NEW ORLEANS, March 12-The weather was fine to-day and the track fast. Results:
 Seven furlongs, selling, Everest won. Meddler second, Russella third. Time, 1:2S14.
 One mile and twenty yards, Dinsmore won, Joe Shelby second, Oninoor third Time, LA
 Handicap. six furlongs, J. A. Gray won. Takanasse second, Ella Penzance third. Time, 1:14.
 Lightning stakes. two-year-olds. five furlongs, May Hampstead won, Sir Flor ian second, Dr. Sam third. Time, 1:02
 One mile and a sixteenth. selling. Lake view Palace won, Lago second, Jim Con- way third. Time, 1:50.
 Six furlongs- Hurns won, fGold Corn second, Mamie Dunn third. Times 1:15,
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
Tulare's New Fire Chief.

TULARE, March 12.- F. Rosenthal, Chief of the Tulare Fire Company for so many years, has resigned MT. Rosenthal has desired for some time to be released but the boys, who are much attached to him, would not consent to his resignation. He has served the company faithIuny and the members were 10th to give him up; but when it was known that he had determined to lay aside the honor the company reluctantly accepted his resig- nation Henry Whaley is the new chief, just elected to fill the vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
SAFE-CRACKERS FOILED. Sacramento's Chief of Police Frus-
 trateS a Plot.

SACRAMENTO, March 12-About two weeks ago Chief of Police Dwyer learned of plot laid by ex-convicts to crack the safe of one of the large business corpora tions in this city. and he at once took steps to render even an attempt futile. guard was set over the safe. and off, ficers were detailed to pick up the prison i've men in the plot ti1eIr names being: Chick Frost, Frank Anderson, Mark Kelly, Tom Hausensacker and Kid'' Thomas. They were all lodged in Jail and after due warning not to return, were ..fioated'' out of the city by virtue of the act
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13

to hide, he knows that pro o b a b l y som C W h ere or other on the look out is a detective " iting to lay his hand on him.
 When any disease. at- { a ok 8 man k i T d a n d hides itself in the human sy m, no matter h ow ob S cure or complicated tn e disease may be, Ma ture among h CT gre at force of de-
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
PRISON GUARD WHITE
 DIES AT SAN QUENTIN.
For the Past Six Years He Had Been on Duty at the Peni-
 tentiarV

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, March 12.- Sergeant of the Guard Benjamin White died here tonight at S;30 of enlargement of the liver. He had been sick for about three weeks and up to to-day it was thought he might recover. This afternoon he had a relapse. and became uncon- scious, remaining so up to the time of his death.
 Sergeant Wn4te was one. of the most spected men in the service. At one time
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
STICKEEN ROUTE A FAILURE. The Mild Weather Causes Too Much
 Slush on the Ice.

VICTORIA, B. C., March 12.-Steamer Amur from Fort Wrangle reports that the Stickeen route to the Klondike is a failure as a water route. On account of the mild weather there is a slush on the ice and it is impossible to make any prog reSS.
 The report that the steamer Cottage City is again ashore is without founda- tion. She was seen at Mary'S Island by the Amur seeking shelter from the storm She should arrive tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13

he was vice president of the Excelsior Powder Works at Port Costa and for the past six years he had been sergeant of the guard at this prison under Warden Hale. He was an old resident of Sequel, near Santa Cruz. He was 67 years old.
 Peter Herringer, who has had charge of the laundry here, will succeed him.
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CONVICTED, ANYHOW. Whites Confession Fails to Acquit
 Charles Johnson.

SALINAS, March 12.-Despite the fact that Joseph White yesterday swore he committed the crime of which Charles Johnson was accused jury in the Su- perior Court to-day found Johnson guilty of burglary in the second degree.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13

George Staacke and the executrix and heirs of the Thomas Bell estate in the sum of s50000, borrowed money. The property involved in the suit was taken up some time ago by a settlers league in the Santa Ynez Valley, near Los Olives, and contains 20 655 acres.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
J. e. schrieber Very III.

NEW YORK, March 12.-J. G. Schrie- Der, general traffic manager of the South ern Pacific Company, with offices in New York, is very i'll at the Hoffman
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
SANTA BARBARA SUIT.

SANTA BARBARA, March 12.-Louisa T. J. Thompson has filed a suit in the Superior Court asking judgment against
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Natures Detectives.

When a crime is committed, no matter in Ehat corner of the earth the criminal tries
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-03-30

Fran Princeton formales. att uppko-
pare fran Chicago infnnnit sig och haf-
va de pa en- enda yecka uppk0pt 10000
bush. potatis for Chicagomarknaden.
Priset varierar fran As till IS cts. per
bush.
Dulutfl-notiser. Siofarten 6ppnades
b6rjan af f6rhden vecka. Adyoka-
ten G. M. johnson, hviIken f5rut be-
sokt guldfalten Alaska, har beslutat
aterVanda dit for andra gangen. Det ar
ej alls otroligt, att staten Minnesota
kunde undvara 80 procent utaf sina
adyQkater och andock reda sig mayor
lunda under instundande valkampanj,
fall nemligen Ktondike for dem skull
le visa sig vara ett mera tacksamt falt.
- Under veckan. som slutade den 10
dennes, producerade qvarnarna Du-
luth och West Superior 38, $50 tunnor
mjol. Under samma It'd utskeppades
36. $50 tunnor mjol. = TVenne fackman
fran Sverige. nemligen A. E. Salmen
och E. Lundin, aro sallskap med Axel
Lagergren fran Chicago stadde pa in
spektionsresa i Vermillion gruffalten
for att taga narmare kannedom ON
grufdriften j vart land. = Borgmasta-
re Truelson namnes sasom demokra-
ternas guvernorskandidat. = Sparvags
kungen Lowry har under veckans lopp
afiagt ett besok har och West Supe-
rior for att tillse. hvad som kan goras
for sparvagarnes forbattrande. - Mike
Mattson har blifvit haktad for ofyer-
fall. Han tillfogade nemligen en-
krog j. White EFT farligt knifhugg
nacken. Dryckenskapen synes hafva
varit anIedningen till dadet. Unge
man, fly krogen! - Sj6farten oppnades
Two Harbors sistlidne fredag. = I'm
der veckan, som slot den 26 mars, steg
hVeteinskeppningen till Duluth och
West Superior till 336, 100 bush. och
samtidigt utskeppades endast 7.o34
bush. magasinen finnas 1928, ,O19
bush. hvete. - Sagverken i Cloquet
ha under vinterns lopp undergatt
grundliga reparationer och beraknas
det, att derstades ar kommer att s8-
gas millioner fot lumber mer an
fora aret. - John Brown har blifvit
utn8md till county collector och in
spector of customs med $3.50 per dag.
- Jernvagskungen Hill lar hafva for
afsigt att harstades bygga ett storre
spanmalsmagasin utaf stal, hvilket
skall rymma 100000 bush.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-03-30
Wisconsin GlyIleter.

- :
$4,000 f0rfOrar 81 gs Fn.sCobdan
Chippewa Falls genom Southalls ope-
rationer st, Paul.
lila skadad blef harom dagen John
Lund, i det han foil ned fran EFT gods
tag under det delta passerada en- bro i
narheten af Spooner.
E!dsvada utbr0t fredags qyaIl en-
industriskola j Waukesha. Omkring
$50 clever voro vid tillfaliet inne
byggnaden och ALA lyckades radda sig.
Forlusten uppgar till 100000.
Peter Jacobsons m6rdare? Till hak-
tet Washburn ar en- man. som ARE
sterades Chippewa Falls, inforpassad,
hvilken efter ALA yttre tecken att do
ma ar Peter Jacobsons ashland NOR
dare. s,.-s .-,.....
Onskar $I,2oo for en- kyss. Mrs
Olegard jacobson Eau Claire har b5r-
jat rattegang mot John Keldahl derfor
att denne vagat franrofva henne en-
kyss. Mrs jacobson ar hustru till en-
skomakare derstades.
Fordra alta timmars arbetsdag. Yr-
kesforeningarne Milwaukee fordra
timmars arbetsdag och ANNA den maj
genom ett samfaldt fors0k CORA desss
ansprak gallande. Snickareforeningen
sager sig skola tillstalla strejk, derest
ej deras begaran beviljas
Mord och sjelfmord. Burt Watson,
en- farmarbetare hos Emma Slower. som
Dor narheten af Brownville, m6rdade
sondags forst sin husmoder och tog
sedan slit eget lif. Orsaken till det
blodiga dramat var endast ett grail som
uppstod dem emellan.
Vid en- commissioning emellan ett
persontag och ett lokomotiv pa Chica
go & Northwestern bauan 10 mil soder
ON Beioit, blefvo harom dagen 2 per-
tsoner dodade och A sarade. Skulden
till olyckan anses hvila pa William
Walker ingenior pa lokomotiVet. hvil-
ken uraktlatit att LYDIA order.
Grymt 6fvervald. Ole Simonson, en-
uppassare pa Norway hotell Chippe-
wa Falls, blef, da han onsdags qvall
var pa vag fran hotellet till ladugar-
den, ofverfallen af en- okand mansper-
son, hvilken s6nderhackade hans huff
yud sd lila med en- yxa, att han blef
lliggande sanslos. Det ar f6ga hopp
ON hans vederfaende Gerningsman-
nen hade, da delta skrefs, eli biifvit
gripen.
Fran West Superior. Mrs Louis
Barret, som forr brukade foresta
Washington ,hotell harstades, blef i
Itorsdags brand till dods, derigenom
att hennes klader fattade cid. under
| ldet hon f0rs0kte att tanda ED k0ks-
kaminen med tillhjelp az fotogen. Hon
lhoppade ned till marken fran andra
vaningen huset, och do man kom till
hennes raddning, var hon redan dod !
fold af fallet och brannskadorna
- Borgmastare Starkweather har AZ
| den i torsdags hallna demokratiska
stadskonventionen blifvit uppstald sa-
I som kandidat for aterval till borgmA-
stare staden. ii w Dietrich blef
Il0rdags af pablikanerna staden no
minerad till borgmAstare. Populi-
lsterna ha nominerat alderman g. b.
French till borgmastare ] staden.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-03-30
Dakota llyl1eter.

Till registrator vids Forenta Slater
mas landkontor Grand Forks har c..
L. Lardstrom blifvit ntnamd. @
Immigrationen till N. D. Or i ar stor
re an nagonsin. tSrsdass anlande t.
'ex. ett sallskap af Ell mindre am 400 per-
soner till James River dalen.
En eIdsyada odelade torsdags qvall
fyra spanmalsmagasiner Hudson, S.
D. Forlusten Or ganska stor, emedan
de hade icke sd liteE spanmal innelig-
gande.
Slagen sansl6s med en- skrufnyckel
blef harom dagen Albert Apland, boz
satt narheten afyC Centerville, s.. d.
Pa grund af ett andtmateri, genom
hvilket han tillmattes en- landremsa,
som f0rut tillhort hans granne, Edward
Gors, blef den senares sa forbittrad, att
han tilltygade honom pa ofvannamda
satt. d
Fran Fiofva, Steel 90, N. D. Har
finnes sedan 10 arjitiIlbaka en- sv. luth.
forsamling, som tillh0r Augustana
synoden. Var pastor %. j. Andrews,
hvilken Dor SanhoEn, besoker oss
hyar 3-dje sondag. Och att han DIR all
mant omtyckt Ear man en- liten aning
ON, da man besaker gudstjensterna.
ALA sittplatser aro till trangsel fylda
az uppmarksamma ah5rare. Forsam-
lingen beslutade syid sin sist hallna
arsstamma, att under sommeren upp-
fora en- andamals kyrka. Som
dagsskolan haller pa med att anskaffa
len kyrkorgel. Syfbreningen arbetar5
traget med att anskaffa medeI FOR det,
inre af kyrkans f6rskonande, ooh de-
hafva allaredan enansenlig summa till
slit f6rfogande. Ett dodsfall. som har
vackt sorg och saknad inom vart sam
halle, intraff fade dgn I'll tiennes,i det att
Gud slit allMsa Ead hadankallade var
forsamlings kass5r Alfred Johnsons
hustru Lima johnson. hvilken efter-
lemnade en- s0rjande maka SAINT Z
barn. Ma fridenS Gud och kraftens
konung fylla de sorjandes hjertan med
kraft ooh frid! Ffid ofyer hennes
mime! VintesA bar varit riktigt
sommarlik. nastan hdla tiden. fast vi,
som man pastar "a nara nordpolen;
men mar delta skr:lfves harg CUB bben Vim
ter med sin kuainerp Frost och Sno
gjort oss en- ganslxa nasvis pshelsning.l
Hjertliga helsningar sandes MINI.
STATS TIDNlNG Gaaale Ola.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-03-30

Az f0rgiftning, som tros ha fororsa-
kats genom fortarande af giftig fisk,
afed helt hastigt f6rIiden mandag i
New York den bekante musikdirekt6-
rem Anton i. Seidl. Den aflidne var
ungrare till borden och todd omkring
1850. SIS se
Yfd endast 20 Ars alder afed nyligen
Boston, Mass, en- Iandsmaninna Hill
da Borieson, vaIbekant inom amerikan-
ska artistkretsar under namnet Hilda
Boyson. Den,afIidna var fodd Cote
borg, men kom redan som barn hit till
landet.
Sigurd grefyes Man knusslar in
inte pa titlarne Amerika. Eft svenskt-
amerikanskt blad, aSFenska Journa-
len" Omaha. Neb., benamner Sma-
landspostens Sigurd grsfre Hedenstier-
ma. Som belkant skattas alstren az 81
gurds penna alIfnanhet h0gt af vara
landsman pa andra sidan Atlanten
Kanske far man till och med betrakta
grefvetiteln som uttryck for den beun.
dram Westerns soner egna den literare
smalandingen, sager en- svensk tidning.
Ofversvamningar. Ohiofoden och
dess tillfl8den ha f0ljd .af ihallande
regn stigit ofver sina braddar och Of
versvammat vidstrac ckta omraden. Fran
olika platser PENNSYLVANIA, West Vir.
ginia. Kentucky, Indiana och Ohio be.
| rattas ON att vattnet anstalt stor ska,
da. Sarskildt har bdeIaggelsen varit
stor i sistnamda stat Manga menni.
skolR tros ha gait forlorade. / man
days brast fordanlningen utmed Wa
bashfioden nara Sullivan, Ind, och dc
tillbakahallna vattenmassorna strom
made ut, 6fversvammande ett omr8de
pa 10000 acres. Flere hundra familjel
gjordes heml6sa.
Krigsrustningarne fortsattas me6
of6rminskad kraft och sst0rsta m0jligs
skyndsamhet. Arbetet 8 under bygg-
mad eller reparation varande krigsba
tar har paskyndats sd mycket SON
mojligt, och isynnerhet rader lifiit
verksamhet landets krutfabriker
Delta ar ock az behofvet pakalladt
enar de tillgangliga krutforraden lar,
vara ganska begransaae. inloppe
till New Yorks hamns ha minor ned
1agts, fiere truppsandningar fran de
inre at landet till osfra kusten ha fo
rekommits och varfning af frivilliaa fo
mariner forsiggar. alt tyder pa at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-19
TYPHOID FEVER IN TYLER.
"oas" vF Hs'. IIaghes-Others Sick-Charg
cd to Water. But -Inat Not Likely.

"easn y" "'.. Hagbes-Others sick-Charg-
ed to Water. But Tnat Not Likely.
The announcement of the dealt. at
the Wheeling Hospital of Grin
Hughes, of the firm of Schaffer, Kane
q Hughes, contractors of Sistersville,
w. Va, which appeared in The Reg
lister yesterday, brought several OF his
friends to the city last night Mr..
Hughes came up from Sisterville Sat
urday and on reaching the hospital
took violently i'll and rapidly grew
worse until yesterday when he died.
Mr.. Hughes was well-known through
out the oil fields as a very successful
contractor, and was known and liked
for his energy and probity. Mr.. Frank
Schaffer, his partner, came up yester-
day morning and will accompany the
remains to deceased's old home at
Dexter, O. 1t is said that many cases
of typhoid fever have developed in
Tyler county during the spring and
summer among the oil men. Three
Tyler county oil men are now at the
hospitals in Wheeling suffering from
typhoid fever. The origin OF the trou-
bic among the oil men is charged to
the water, although it may be truth
fully said that no such complaint was
ever made against the water before and
the natives certainly are not affected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-19
ANOTHER GOOD THING.

Some time ago the popular press
agnt of the Baltimore & Ohio road, Mr..
J. H. Maddy, took out a party of New
York newspaper men over the line as
far as Pittsburg. The trip was made
for the purpose of showing the people
some of the improvements made since
the present receivers have had charge.
All points of interest were taken in.
After the return every paper represent
ed gave a glowing account of the trip
and also a nice story on the workings
of the road Since that time Mr. Mad
dy has taken all the clippings from the
papers and with number OF photo
graph cuts has issued a neat book with
it all r. This is. enterprise ON Mr..
Maddy's part.