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PRINCE ALBERr srGHTsEEING.
A Dinner Given IN His Honor Last Might By
tho BeIginn NIniater.

WAsHINGToS. March l2.-Prince Albert of
Belgium spent the greater part OF the day in
sightseeing. Escorted by Vice-President Hobart
and Col. Bingham. the Presidents military at
tache and representative. he visited the new
Congressional Library. the Capitol. and other
places OF interest to visitors. Tonight he was
the guest of honor at a dinner given by tho Bel.
gian Minister and tho Countess de Lichtervelde.
Other guests were the Vice President and Mrs.
Hobart, the First Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Day, the British Ambassador and Miss
Pauncefotc. the German Ambassador, tho
Hungarian Minister, Mrs. Hcngelmuller. the
Portuguese Minister md the Vieomtesse do
Thyrso. the spanish Minister. Pole, y Der.
Secretary Of the British Embassy and Mrs.
Adam. Senator and Mrs. Wetmore. Mr.. yoos.
tens, counsellor OF the Belgian legation; Miss
Patton. Mr.. Letter. Mrs. Wallack, Mr.. Lang
blath. Mrs. Johnston Mr.. Wells. and Senior
Penny. attacho of the Venezuela legation.
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LIVE BEES IN TIE NAILS.
Hereafter They May BE Sent TO Grcnt Britain
but aIust BE Well Boxed Up.


but Aust BE Well Boxed Up.
In pursuance of an agreement between the
postal authorities of the United States and
Great Britain. Postmaster Van Colt has been
notified that samples of liquids. live bees. fatty
substances. powders and fragile substances may
hereafter be admitted to the mails exchanged
between tho two countries. 1t is stipulated.
however,. that spirituous liquors and articles
Including medicines. CONNECTIONS and soaps
which contain spirits. or into the manufacture
of which spirits-including naphtha or methylic
alcohol-have entered, are excluded from tho
mails for the reason that they are liable to Gus
toms duties in Great Britain.
Live bees have heretofore been mailablc to q
number OF foreign countries, and 10. owing to
carelessness in boxing them. Post Office clerks
have not infrequently had lively and %unpleas-
ant experiences with the bees. the department
at Washington has explicitly designated the
manner in which bees must be cooped up when
they are sent through the mails. They must he
placed in wooden boxes closed with u wire
screen. protected by a movable wooden lid. Live
bees not so ENGAGED will be inadmissible to tho
mails.
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PRESIDENT BLAIK,s SON ARRESTED.
Scrap in n Broadway Car with n Man who
Accused Hin OF raasInG n had Check.

Frederick w. Blair. a son of President A. G.
Blair of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad.
was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with
forgery. The complainant against him is Ar
thur w. Ecclestone, q railway supply agent at
$50 Broadway.
Two weeks ago Ecclestone got q warrant for
Blair's arrest, alleging that Blair had passed a
$50 check which was worthless. The warrant
was given to Detective Sergeant Sam Price of
Police Headquarters to be served. but he was
unable to find Blair.
Yesterday afternoon Ecclcstone ran across
Blair in a Broadway car. They got into a row
and came to blows. The conductor stopped the
car and turned them both over TO a Broadway
policeman. who took them to the West Thirticth
street police station. Here Ecclestone declared
that there was n warrant out for Blair. and he
was sent down to Police Headquarters in charge
Of Central Office Detectives Carlin and Dorian.
He was locked up there. He had three checks
in his pockets, two for $75 and one for 800.
They were drawn on a Chicago bank and signed
by himself.
Blair is 20 years old. He told the police that
he had been stopping at the Hotel Lincoln. 1871
Broadway. His fathers home is in Toledo. o.
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SHARK CATCHERS DROWNED.
-Four Japanese Lose Their Lives in tho Surf In
an Exciting Hunt.

SAN FRANcIsco. March ia Monterey de-
spatch says four japanese fishermen were
drowned near Pacific Grove to-day while har
pooning sharks. Japanese catch sharks for oil.
which nets 25 cents a gallon. To-day two boats
wont out. with three men in one and four in the
other. The boats wero dashed together with
stand the lunges of sharks when harpooned. A
school OF white sharks appeared early in the
afternoon, and one, fully twenty-five feet long.
was harpooned. Insteld of rushing out to sea
as wounded sharks usually do, this one made
for the shore and dragged the boats into the
capsized the boats. Three men in one of the
boats reached shore. Tho others were drowned.
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on for tho KIoadiLe.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE steamer City
of Puebla sailed to-day with 40 passengers. 800
Of whom were Klondikers bound for ~Skagway
and Dyea. Many were Germans from the East
ana from southern California, who could speak
good outfits. II has become known gener lily
that tho mounted police will pornit no ono TO
pass over the trails who does not have ! 900
pounds of supplies.
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Killed Hlu.elr necau.e OF Esmll, Trouble.

WILMINGTON. Dol. March 1.-THE suicide of
Frank Pyle. head of the C. & J. Pyle morocco
factory, a member of the municipal commission
Of Wilmington and of tho Union League of
Philadelphia. who killed himself at his hand
some home In this city YESTERDAY. was due to
Maud Wainwright. now divorced anu living in
New York. Young Pyle resides in Japan. His
daughter was married to George Kitchen. and
she also 10 divorced.
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on.rea a $3.50 Reward for Lyuchera.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March 12.-Gov. At
kinson to-day offered a reward of $3.50 for tho
arrest and conviction of the lynchers who
hanged the negro Bailey at Bramwelll. this
State, about one month ago. Immediately
after the mob violence there the Governor and
Attorney.Genera began a correspondence with
the officials of the county where the. l%ynching
occurred, and it is now believed that the reward
will bring the guilty persons to justice.
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Prof. Rene Doumic. at present on a visit to this
country TO lecture before the Cercle Francois at
Harvard. will deliver three addresses at Column.
In persuading the lecturer TO speak before the
Btudents of all the institutions affiliated witt
Columbia. The hrst address will be given on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 in the large chem
istry lecture room In, Havemeyer Hall. The
subject Is TO DO French Society and the Litera-
ture OF the Day
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wsshingtsn Notes.

WASHINGTON. March 1o.-Houso Elections
Committee No. 3. by q party vote of 8 to 3. to-
day decided the contested election case. Richard
A. Wise, Republican, against William A. Young,
Democrat. the sitting member from tho Second
Virginia District. in favor OF the Republican
contestant.
burglars stole $l63 worth of jewelry from
tho residence of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richard
Wainwright, 2l29 l. street, y. W., last night.
Maine. and is now in Havana. The robbery
was discovered by his wife. and reported to
detective Headquarters.
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SUICIDE At HER FRIENDS HOME
Mrs. Bridget Harvey Drank CarboIic Acid Be
cause All Her Money Was Gone.

Mrs. Bridget Harvey Drank CarbOlic Acid He.
cause Ali Her Money Was Gone.
Mrs. Bridget Harvey. % years old, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by drinking carboliC
acid in tho apartments of a family named Hen.
derson. at 221 East 125th street. She left a letter
to her brother. Terence Kane. in which she
said that she had killed herself because she
had no money with which to support
herself and the child which sho expected would
soon be born TO her. She WAS separated from
her husband. John Harvey. and had been living
recently with the Hendersons.
In the letter to her brother she spoke of a Ger.
tain Harry who had taken from her all her
money. Neither the Hendersons nor young
Kane know who Harry is.
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Murderer rulIl.on Held Tor the Grand jury.

Louis Pullison OF 1927 West Thirty.ninth
street. the negro who choked his white wife to
death on Thursday night. was arraigned again
in the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
His friends had secured the services of Edwin
Brown, \ negro lawyer, TO plead his case. Mag
istrate Simms held the prisoner without bail for
the Grand Jury.
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ppo"s.-s. 80. n,r,h p.rw.n,. 49,. ~
r9.s,y..oana p.r,m.n, 80 49,.
= 60. T~s,,,, pso,m.., m. s.ss
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-" ~. T-.,s.h po.,nan, Co. 900 49, :.
49, n, o,,.r..C .a.a.....
~. 49,. -. ,r,r.o, Tv.,t,h pa.,n.n, =.
$3.50. - Ca. sb,e0ei,n 7 n p Tv.,,,,
-. =. n-,usss , a p ,na ca, $780,
go.
-
Brie. Gen. GeorRe Smith, Fifth Brigade. has detailed
Capt. Thomas J. o'Donohuo Of the sixty.ninth Reri.
ment as acting side.ds-camp on his stan. The follow.
Is, 'cs, w.n.a.h nn-n. sovon,vrs., paS,ms~,'
49,. h. a p,h.h,ct r,oh,h por,r.n, go
Cav, oooro. n phosd,. ssvontb Reu,mont o.r
omi'n mas es'aonsnou pormsnen' n."uquHf'ors ~
Eark e'enuo anu inI'si s'reo'' ~ u ee.enty'
nrst regiment puiloinR. oommisssry DsVid Z. Ar
noiu OF 'ne E'shtn hes""eh' = oocn sppoin'oo on
y "en' UNIV
rh. r,r., p.,,.-x Can, Io,,, w.,a., he, ..,,.n
cornor.i n w r.n.r a.oond I,.,,.,.n,
-
v,.v.d a, a.. armorv on wednsss.v .vs,,,, Anru
"a hv pr,r .o.r lama. Mo1 mar
-
The Seventh Regiment will parade for divine service
at st. Bartholomew q Church Sunday afternoon, April
0. at S:1o O'Clock. The companies of the regiment
. !. ,o,iov.. c,mn,r,.. n and 7 rbur.d.v Me-, 10,
con,n.n,.s A and n Fr,dax March ia, Comn.r,.. n
and a Mondav March 81, oompanioa Y and r ru...
dov N,rch 90. comnap,s. n and Y wodn.,aax
Nnrch on Each b,tt,i,on ot two comnan,o, viii h.
.i,x,,.d ,n,o ,ou- ,omn.,os Tho avn y, ,h...,.r.,
battaiops will h, prec,ded nv n revier nv the com.
manding oncer OF the regiment and by a parade. A
portion OF tho resfmental band will be present each
night. The following Officers have
passed the Hoard Of Examination and received their
warrants: Sergeant Band Leader Ernest NeyorI Cor
porals Charles L. Riker. Company X; Alfred 4. Drake
Company H.; John K. Green, Company A.
-
oeoon .'eu~ ""e " .o"psn' M
"e ho'"uu' fomo'' u c
In the r,xentv .a.cond Reuim,nt. Ad,u,,nt st.nh.r
F Hart vas orYored n b,rh posit,on on tbe BRIGADE
.t.r hut ala mot mr.. To leav, the Tventv.,.cord
Sergeant 7 II. Hs,rne of Con,panv g In, bean nro.
motea rtrs, Sergeant. Tailor, have beep busv mana.
ur,nr the m.mhers of .be ree,ment for Tho nav ar.s.
coats. and IL ia pos.ib,e the regiment NAV nppear at
,ts Ia.ter Mond.x rsvisv vim TIA nav uniforr
-
Tho Twenty-third Regiment will bo reviewed by
Brig Gen. hcLeer next Saturday evening. Col.
Smith has appointed J. J. Finnegan hospital steward.
Wednssd.v n,cn, a, uoto, ciarsnaon nrootIxn Al
,ho d.cor,,,or. iii ho rr..r
-
Among those mentioned as likely candidates for
the Coionelcy OF the sixty.ninth Regiment are Lieut..
Col. Edward DUFFY, Major T. +. Lynch. Surgeon John
d. rmmet. Capt. 7. J. o'Donohue and Gen. James r.
o'Beirne. The chances of Duny's election are said to
be the best. Company G will hold q cotillon next
Wednesday night.
"
An election for Colonel in the Twelfth Regiment
will be b.Id At tho ,rmorv neYt Tuasdav Mich, =,
-, - - 80"
whicn Col. ". seward OF the Nihth regiment VIII
preside. The only candidate will be Lieut.. Col. r,
w Jsonard Tia r.,,m.pt viii n,r.do ,or r.-o-
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Another VIII or widow Cunningham.

A will OF Mrs. Cunningham. tho widow OF
John Cunningham, bearing date May %, 1889.
and bequeathing two,thirds OF her $50. 900
estate to st. Mary's Hospital and one.third to
the Little Sisters Of the Poor, was offered for
probate yesterday In tho Surrogate's Office in
have bccn executed at ST. Mays Hospital on
Christmas Day, 1895, and left some of tho
property to Mrs. Cunningham's relat yes. was
prounced invalid last week by u jury in the SUI
preme Court.
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Compared with 1878 inspection the regiments
percentage is higher, but Its aggregate is less, last
year there being 0o4 present and a2 absent. In tho
companies A shows a falling on In aggregate OF ia, @
OF l8. u OF Z. and X Of go. Gains were shown OF 0 by
b, OF II by d, of 3 by +. and OF Z by /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

A magniacently equipped train has been placed in
sRryice bet wPen Chicago ana Denver, VIA the Chicago,
Union Pacinc and Line, making tho fast.
est schedule ever maintained hetwern lhese points.
This train, THE Colorado SpsCiai," leaves Chicago
1000 A. NJ. daily. arriving Denver 1890 the following
afternoon. For full information ADDRESS II. A. Gross.
General Eastern Agent, Northwestern Line. 46l
BROADWAY, New York.-Adu
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.yice.President of tho Massachusetts, Total
Union Park St., Boston. Mass. saws: nm glad
to Kivo my testimony in regard to the great
worth OF DIR. Greenc's Nervura. Two years ago
my husband and myself, both slowly recovering
from q severe illness. found ourselves unable to
sleep, and becoming, by reason of this, so
nervous and weak as greatly to retard our re-
covery. BY tho advice of a friend latter trying
various other romedies) we began to take DR..
Greene's Nervura. 1t actod like a charm, Civ
ing us refreshing slumber and also returning
strength. / had been troubled with dyspepsia
and found, to my surprise. that as my strength
returned ! was being cured of this disease also.
my brain work. and found 1t the best thing I
have ever tried"
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, wife OF the Great
est Preacher and Divine that ever lived, knew
and told tho wonderful good DR.. Greene's
Nervura Is doing.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, whose name lie re-
vered and honored by everybody, wrote to tho
people out OF doep regard for humanity and nm
earnest desire to restore the weak, tired. feeble,
strength. Il have given some of DR.. Grcene's
Nervura to several friends who ] thought would
be benefited by It. They speak highly OF 1t, and
feel they have been much benefited by its use.
These people are very responsible witnesses as
to the beneficial character of the medicine, and
! am ready to vouch for the honesty of their APP
proval of DIR. Greenes Nervura. II needed in
my own case. / certainly should use it."
Remember also TINT DR.. Greene. 80 West 14th
ST.. New York City, can be consulted free, per-
sonally or by letter.
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pror. Newoomb Receives the shuhort rrlIe.

WASHINGTON. March l2.-Prof Simon New
comb of this city, Professor of Mathematics,
U. S. N, retired. has secured the Shubert prize
from tho Russian Imperial Academy of Sciences
for his work on theoretical astronomy. The
Shubert prize. which is OF money. was founded
by a Russian General OF that name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13
New Principal In a brooklyn schosl.

Principal James J. McCabe of Public School
"a. In Brooklyn, has been appointed principal
OF School 23. in Conselyea street, as successor
OF the late william l.. Fitzgibbons. Mr.; McCabe.
principalship in School "a will be filled by the
appointment of Miss Augusta d. Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

At the inspection of the Ninth Regiment wednes.
day night there were no absentees In fold and stan
or stan. Companies A. B, C and
E had 100 per cent. Col. Seward considers II the best
inspection. especially as to uniformity OF equipments
and condition OF uniforms. the regiment ever HAD.
The inspecting onlcers compllmented the regiment
on its showing. The figures in detail follow.
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citizens Line to Resume Regular Trips.

~iviEntion is opened once more between here
and Albany, the ice in tho upper Hudson having
disappeared. The Citizens line Of steamers be-
tween here and Troy announced yesterday that
the steamers Saratoga and City of Troy would
resume their regular night trips next Tuesday
nlght. Both of the steamers have been improved,
the hull Of the City of Troy having been rebuilt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

TORONTO, Ont. March l2.-R. Carries storage
warehouse, in the centre of tho business district.
was burned early this morning. 1t was filled
with 1928, 900 worth of goods of various city
merchants, ON which advances had been made.
The Salada Tea Company lost heavily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13
Rus.n. Hynara,s Mysterious Death.

YoNKERs. March l2.-Eugeno Hynard was
found dead at his homo on Curran's lane in this
city this morning. Evidences of carbolic acid
poisoning were found, and Mary Lapham, who,
WAS placed under arrest. She insists that Hyn-
ard had often declared h6 would commit suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

Tho Coroners' office WAS notified yesterday OF
the death OF Harriet Is. Ferris. 30 years old, OF
$50 West Twenty.third street, from paris green
poisoning. Miss Ferris had been in III health,
and took the poison in mistake for Vlcdicine last
Tuesday.
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WILMINGTON, Del, March 12.-Robert Bradon
Wallace. of Washington, Pa. q student at JEFF
ferson Medical College in Philadelphia, COM
United suicide here last night by taking strych-
nine at the Hotel Jennings. Unroquited love il
assigned as the reason for his act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13
MOST FAMOUS WOMEN IN THE WORLD
Recommend DR.. Greene's 'Nevura Blood and
Nerve Remedy as the Greatest of all Cures.

Women, Like Clara Barton and BeIva A. Lockwood, Who Are
the Leaders of Women, Tell You to Use Dr. Greenes Nervura If You
Wish to Be Surely Cured. In the Spring You Need the Wonderful
Strengthening, Purifying. nvgoatng Effects of Dr. Greenes Nervura.
Take It Now, For It Is the Best of All Spring Medicines.
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!. the figures in detail follow.


Totals. ........ ...... ......DbO b COS
Last year the regiment had bss present and 90
absent.
At the annual inspection and muster of the Eighth
Regiment a few nights since there were 10 oficers
and men present and 10 absent. against 81 present
and FL absent at the Inspection OF 1897. The figures
in detail for this year are a. follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

Belva A. Lockwood, foremost woman of her
time, cured by DIR. Greene's Nervura.
There Is no word 30 powerful among women.
no influence so great, and no authority 30 high
as tho utterances OF a recognized leader when
speaking to her sister women for the good Of
womankind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13
A Queens Borough water EnEI.eer nelu.tated.

Engineer William Digby. who was removed
from his position at pumping station 2 OF the
Long Island City Water Supply in the borough
of Queens, was reinstated yesterday by Deputy
Commissioner joseph Fitch. Tho charges OF in
efficiency preferred against Digby were not sub
Z nnIialAd
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The Twelfth Regiment. at its annual inspection.
showed a slight falling on in numbers since last
year, with also . large number OF absentees. The
general appearance OF tho regiment. however. mer-
tied high praise from Major'Gcn. Roe and the inspect
ing officers. There were 654 present and 80 absent,
against 900 present and 3 absent at the inspection
last year. The figures in detail for the inspection Of
last week are given below:
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Squadron A will. It Is ikely. parade for annual
muster indoors. and for annual inspection at Van
COrtiandt Park. No dates have yet been set. The
annual dinner OF the squadron will DO hold at Del.
monico's on saturday. April Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

The Sixty ninth Regiment was inspected in heavy
marching order Friday evening by Gems. Roo and
Hoffman Here arc the figures;
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vice-Presiden of tho Massachusetts,. Total
Abstinence Society cured by DR.. Greene's Ner-
vnra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-25
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between ST. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 18th the Louis
vile Air Line has es established the great
Tnrougl Sleeping Car Route 10 Fior!Ia-
enough Sleeping cars arranged to leave
g Louis SIS p. m. daily, passing Louis
vile 700 a. m, Lexington 10.55 a. "a.
Taschirg Chattanooga 5;55 p. m Atlanta
iG.40 D, m. and Jacksonville sac a N. (sAC-
ora morning.. Stop-overs allowed. Thls
Totte is through large cities and interesting
country, and, wl-Ie new through sleepInE
os~ roflte IS over most superior and 49,
ssta oIished lines OF railway. The Schedules
are fast ana most convenient
This line also affords passengers for
Florida trip va Asheville. y. c, the great
est American aI-year-arOund resort
Correspondence solicited and iLforma lion
promptly furnished. T. A. CAMPBELL
GenT Passenger Agent. 81. Louis, Mo.
lucky, Tennessee, Georgia and North and
South Caroli-a.
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TWO
Popular Excursions. =.
Mo. PaC. Railway,
To Nashville, Tenn,
and Buffalo, \. Y.

The International United Society Of
Christian Endsavor convention Will he
held al Nashville. Tenn. Tickets az rate
o. one fare. plus SEQ for tae round trip
VIII he sold July 9, and 5, with ina re-
turn limit IF August I, l>aS
The Baptist Young Peoples Union will
meet al Buffalo, y. y. Tickets al rate Of
one fare. plus 500. for the round trip
WI be sold July Il and Z. with limit OF
July T. lSaS. which may be extended 10
September I, Uses. BY depos.tns ticket with
joint agent at Buffalo and the payment q
a deposit fee 81 90 cents.
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MISSOURI PACTFC.

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ard s. Louis ..-------...-.--.. ..i
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$50 No. 8 from A--Ha- An
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~ No. a. from Anthem
ard Conway Springs .---.-.--...
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THIS line is row running through chair
cars (saats free and Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars. Wichita 10 St Louis
dsiIv without change. This is the only
10 running through Pullman cars from
wichita TO St Louis. where direct con
rection Is made with all eastern trunk
lire points IN the most magnificent rail-
v.av station in the world. Quickest line
70 all points n Southwest Missouri
Nor Invest Arkansas. east ard southeast.
This company now also have on sale
steamship tickets TO all points On the
globe.
For further Information address
J. ". LTNGEEFELTEP
CITY Ticket Agent
Corner Main and Douglas Ave