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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. All week,
Aubrey Dramatic Company in repertoire;
To-day tod atinee;. ne Fire Patrol night
OPERA HOUSE. Friday and Saturday
and matinee, Rosert Downing, in An In
dana Romance
| While the weather was very unpro-
pitious, there were two large audiences
at the Grand yesterday, and the Aubrey
Dramatic Company gave scenic pro
auctions of Land Of the Living and
The Fire Patrol" which would have
reflected credit upon high priced COM
panies The specialties by Lillian
Bayer and Victor Morley were fea-
ture of both. The night bill will be re-
peated at to-day's matinee. There has
been a very large advance sale of tick
cts for Two Orphans which will be
presented tonight. The Aubrey COM
pany promises the strongest production
of this famous emotional drama ever
witnessed in Wheeling at popular
prices.
The eminent actor, Mr.. Robert Down
| ing, assisted by the talented and charm
ing actress Miss Lucia Moore and CON-
petent company, will present at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee, his delightful pas
toral comedy drama AN Indiana Ro-
nance" by Mr.. j. C. Nugent The
company selected to assist in this pro-
duction are all men and women en-
gagged especially for their ability in this
line of work, as each and every char
acter is study from life. This will
be Mr.. Downing's first appearance In
modern drama in fifteen years, and
those who have had the pleasure of
seeing the rehearsals of this play pre-
diet undoubted success.
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1t is said to have bean case Of
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straining every nerve and deluking ne
State with Doodle wrung from ofIice-
holders throughout the country In order
to save the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-01
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Tw young men to run as
news agents on railroad trains. Must have
$40 90 cash security. Apply or address
UNION NEWS CO., Office b. & o. depot,
Wheeling. oc2Ie&dh
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~roR SALE" ..Fxs Rev. Rooms for
Rent cArus and house + asses for sale ~
REGzSTEH Ccan-ing AS3m- ap10h
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FEMALE HELP WAN1 ED.


WANTED-A girl at No. sc Twelft
street. oc22e&dh
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BIDS FOR ENGINE HOUSE.

Bids will be received at the office of the
City Clerk by the Clerk of the Fire Com
mittee for foundation for new engine
house Plans and specifications can be-
seen at the office OF A. l.. White, city
engineer. Bids TO close Thursday. Novem-
Der 2. at p. m.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
THOMAS O'BRIEE, Jr., City Clerk,
oc31er CITY OF Wheeling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ITO THE PUBLIC.

AT the instance of many of my friends,
l have concluded to withdraw my declln-
alton heretofore announced and | will be
q candidate for the Republican nomination
for Sheriff of Ohio county, and respect
fully solicit the support of all.
noleq CHAS. Il DANNENRERG
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I'D BUY FOK CASH.
M M tGAt All Grades Of Feathers,
NAf8VLn Address Wheeling Mat
trcss Co., Wheeling, ".
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE CAUSE OF SILVER LIVES.
So Says Bryan I'm Denyer-The People
Need IL.

DENVER, COL, January 16-Colonei
w. J. Bryan declared to-day in n brief
gpeech which he made at the public re-
cepton given to him by the Bimetaliic
League of this city, that the silver issue
IL still very much alive. He SAID: ne
cause lives because II embodies the hopes,
the aspira tions, and the belief OF our
people. II is a strong cause, because the
people need silver. The American people
favor bimetallism, never mind where the
silver IL produced. We do not heed IL
because It is produced here. People eat
because they need food, not because food
has TO be consumed. and so with gold ana
silver. They are important in the worlds 5
commerce. because they are needed, ana
YOU can never destroy silver while 1t Is
needed. The farmer, the creator or
wealth, knows that the gold standard
lowers prices without raising money. And
If the gold standard should once be es-
tabl'-hed you may set it down that the
OF bankruptcy is not far ahead. To
restore bimetallism is to restore the parity
between money and property.
"Those who advocate the gold standard
as a rule. know that the gold dollar Is
not stable nor honest. The strength OF
the gold standard Is to be found in .ht
money centres.
III our cause is just-and l firmly be-
lieve II is-its triumph is sure. Truth can
not be crushed TO earth. The hour OF
death is not here"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
NO ACTION TAKEN AS YET.
AIaer Says War Department Has
po. yotbiur Concerning Eagan.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-ln answer
IN a direct question. Secretary Alger' at
tho close OF the official day, said that the
war Department had taken no acton IN
the case OF Commissary-General Eagan'
I'M, vhen the inquiry was pursued he de-
clined TO say one word as to his inten-
tioss in the matter.
II was apparent during the day that
,b,s matter was receiving attention, and,
Z, fact the Commlssary-General spent
,or,e time closeted with the Secretary.
THREE LINES OF ACTION.
Three distinct lines of action were talk
od ~ as within the bounds Of probability.
The first was a strong letter ef repri-
uand TO be addressed b. the President
himself 10 General Eagan. stating that
hut for the immunity he had promised
oil witnesses before the commission ne
rouIl have court-martiailed him. The Sc
cond line was an actual court-martial,
u,,iIa the third was court OF inquiry.
The purpose of the latter would be. II
u,as said. 10 place upon military tribu-
raI tho responsibility Of deciding whether
nv no, General Eagan should be tried by
n court-martal.
ar course. the court OF inquiry might
90 a lone way into the matter "fich ieu
- "a the attack contained In General
L'aean's statement. possibly deteiminihs
IN. correctness Of the charges 'oueh'hs
he character OF the army reef pre,srIeu
bv General Niles, though th's wVu'u ap'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ASHLAND.
Church TO he Improved-Cord-"ooo
Scarce.

ASHLAND. VA, January l6.-CSpeciaL'
Extensive improvements are TO pe ni3bo 3bo
IN The Duncan Memorial chapel IN tle
near f,,tufe The whole church VIII uS
remodelled and a handsome inenloI ine ~ az
window will be put in to the memory ol
/ Newton Vaughan. The cost ol '"e
improvements will be about Vow .,,.,-
The Town Council 81 It's IeCSu. ny ne 10 -,
discussed at length the proprlety OF nav
INC q, mpulsory vaccination IN the to"h
'Tbe Health Committee are looking mo
the matter. and will offer Suggestions at
the next meeting. -, w.. oo,,- -
The condition OF Rev. j. w. ware con-
tinues 10 improve e A. ,,,,.,
Owing 10 the extensive use or the new
heating stoves. both in Richmond ana
this I1ace. oak and pine cord wood Is get
lin. scarce. and prices have advanced dc-
cordinglv. Enormous quantities OF Woou
have been shipped from this place TINS
winter. and Richmond buyers are mere
every day or two looking 1or he" sup
The regular mid-weekly services at the
presbvterian church, which Tor some
tiroe have been held on Friday evenings,
viii hereafter be on Wednesday evenings
Rev. r. r. Howson, of frederlcksDuIs
wiu hold services on sunday, as usua !,
but under the new regulation ne WIZ nol
he nresent at the mid-Weekly meeting
This change was made at a church meet
ms, held after services Sunday morning
Wednesday next will be County Court
dsv candidates for county ofhces are
Swinging up in all directions. All me
old officers will be candidates agalh anu
tbex, are already at work. Walter Syd.
- TSsn. has announced his intention or
confesting with George =. Haw, Esd ior
,ba office of commemorative Attorney
This is the third time these gentlemen
have made the fight for this oiiice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
II Is Possible That a Revolutionary
Procedure May Be Ahead.
A nuMr HOUSE SUGGESTED.
The Two BoIting Democrats Are
Back In Line--Date for the Caucus
is Definitely Settled Upcn-A Conn
plcx situation.
plcx situation.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. January Ia
Special)-The urseatng of members In
the West Virginia Legislature is well
under way. and whore II will end no one
can foretell. Two Republican members Of
the House were unseated to-day-Via of
Monroe and Brohard of Taylor. In place
of Via, ]. d. Logan, a Democrat. was
sworn In. thus reducing the Republican
majority on joint ballot 10 two. The Re-
publicans inaugurated their "eye-for-an-
eye" policy IN the Senate. A COMMITTEES
was appointed to Investigate the creden-
tials Of Senators Kidd. Marcum. and Ash
by and these senators will probably be
thrown out tomorrow In retaliation IL
Is expected that The Democrats will un-
seat more members in the House and
overcome the Republican majority on
joint ballot. If this be DONE the Repub-
ncans have q remedy that is purely revo-
lutionary. A prominent Republican sena-
tor told your correspondent that their
ultimate procedure would be 70 organize
another House. which would be recog-
nised by the Governor. and Il Republican
| senator would then be chosen. This plan
| will only be put into effect II the Demo-
| Gratis continue to unseat Republicans In
| the House. The two boiling Gold Demo-
Gratis were back In line to-day. and voted
with the party. The dates for the two
| caucuses are definitely settled upon. Tne
| Democrats will get together Wednesday
| night. and the Republicans Will caucus
Thursday night John T. McGraw Will be
chosen by the Democrats, but the RepuD-
Hcan situation is more complex tnan
ever. United states Commissioner or IN
ternal Revenue y. b. Scott Is leading, but
the refusal OF some Republicans 10 go
into the caucus makes IL very prooabie
that the Republicans may have trouble
in deciding upon man.
The Executive Mansion will be the
scene of brilliant reception tomorrow
night given by Governor and Mrs. A'kin-
son 10 the members OF the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

---s,n. reception and being INTRODUCED
LIZ 7 Taylor Ellyson, he addr resS1H
-, briefly from the rear PLATFORM
- ba was always glad TO meet an, an.
aL 70 college boys, because ne MI
.to, tbev must take the place Vi
sothers in time to come. and the o0"''
RVS destiny is in their hands'
AN OVATION GIVEN HIM.
Tn snite of the drenching and persisse-
ont dovnpour Of rain throughout 'ne o.
tarnoon there was quite laIse -
=, J.lba Station when the tram al -,
rbere was a rush for the coach III - Ne
I",,araI wheeler had travelled, ana ~
,,o'. orea,ed with perfect oVauoh az az
- hts way 10 the carriage that awu
"n -, He was driven at once TO MI
nh,,'s Hotel. in company with ooNsirro
T',er r., CONGRESSMAN Lamb, ana Gen,a, G-',s,,
pyan6er the rest OF the party ioi''""'
in other vehicles. -, ro,rd the
colored fires were nshteu ..S c.en-
hotel as the carriages dfo'e up, tIa on
eral Wheeler was lusuiy M retired 10
,sred from Eighth street anu -. a
-, ofter registering. There was .
.is os so b,,t informal reception In the pa
p..ei sho hotel after which the vis',oi =
lots VI -. coyernor Tyler, captain
,, u'nS caneral Brander. Colonel 'utSh'"
l-'nIp' chrts,ion. Major Christian anu
captain L.aughton. a., ,rct
pefors the reception. however, an -
.. oac,,rred which Is so eminently cha'
rac,ar,stic of the indefatlssole h,.e so'
70 ~, ~ "a worth recording. Genera
~ A. u,eut to General Wheeier's room
~ ., he was ready. and FOUND MN
| W ,',s,, with his toilet, ana eaunt
.sndw,ches as a rapid rate. i am say
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE DEADLOCK IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Floyd and Dorr Out OF the Fight
Two Members UDsentcd.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. January S-
The senatorial situation here tonight
presents n few changes John B. Floyd
Of this city. who has been actively In the
fight FOR the senatorshp, tonight an
nounced his withdrawal. but declined TO
say TO whom he throws his strength.
Congressman Dorr. of the Third District.
also stated tonight that he Is out OF tne
race and has thrown, his strength 10
Judge Nathan Gon. This leaves IN the
race as avOwed candidates for the ne
publican nomination. Governor Atkinson.
commissioner Scott. Ponenharger. ana
Gaines. with an array Of dark horses.
The chief development. however, in the
political situation. was the action OF the
House to-day in the contested case from
Monroe county Via Republican) was un-
seated. and Logan OemocraD was seated
temporarily. pending n contest.
The Democrats I'm the House also pe-
cIared vacant the seat OF BrOhard, lrOh
Taylor county, pending contest.
A conference OF Republicans from inc
Tbird and Fourth congressional ais
trlcts tonight adopted resolutions de-
clarlng IL 10 be the sense Of tho Repnoh-
cans from those districts that the Ohlted
states Senator shall be bona nde resi-
dent Of the southern part OF ths o1a'e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
JOE WHEELER HERE
Distinguished Hero Of Two Wars
is Our Honored Guest
is GIVEN A GREAT OVATION,
Greeted With Great Enthusiasm Where
eyer He Is Seen.
PELHAM PICTURE PRESENTATION
Mr.. Cox Presents II for the Sons nnd
.Fighting joe, Receives 1t for the
yeterans-Other Patriotic Speeches
Reception mt the Mansion
PELHAM PICTURE PRESENTATION.

The little general-"Fighting Joe,' as
his comrades have called him-the hero
NJ two wars. was received in Richmond
last night with every demonstration OF
affection and esteem.
Throughout the past few months no
other name than General Wheeler s-saVe
perhaps that of General Fitzhugh Lee
has been heard so often in the mouths
NJ VIrginians. 1t has been spoken with
gratitude. in remembrance OF his dis'ih-
guished service TO the Confederate Cause,
with affection because OF his southern
Affiliations. and with pride for his gal
lantry I'm the face OF common enemy.
The announcement that he had consent
ed at the request of Lee camp 10 ac-
cept on its behalf the portrait OF Major
John Pelham, presented by the Sons OK
Veterans. was greeted with enthusiasm,
that rose in leaps and bounds as the
time for the arrival of the distinguished
visitor approached, and eliminated in a
remarkable demonstration at the camp
| hall last night.
THE TRIP TO RICHMOND.
General Wheeler came from Washing
| ton on the train arriving at Elba ten
minutes after o'clock. He was accom-
| panIed from Washington by Judge De-
| Almond. Congressman from Missouri. and
| Hon. W. A. Jones, Congressman from
| the First Virginia District. He was met
at Milford by a delegation from Rich
mond, composed of Congressman Lamb
| Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson, General Bran
der. Captain Cussons, Major e. L. d.
Myers. Judge George Ia Christian, Colo
| mel Cutsbaw, Hon. ID. G. Richardson, COL
onel John Murphy. Captain John H.
| Iaughton, Major L. 7. Christian MT
John Tyler. and Messrs. Spence, Morris
settle. and Courtney, of the Sons Of Vete-
! rams.
AT Ashland the students OF Randolph
Macon college gave General Wheeler q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ALBEN tRI.E.
Death of m Old Physician-Ch"r-
IottesvilIe Notes.

CHARIOTTEsVILLE VA January
le.-(Special.) )-Dr. oscar G. Mix, former
residen, Of this city, died yesterday morn
ing n his home. in Covesvile, this coun-
tv in the nth year OF his age lie had
been in for about three weeks of bron-
chiils and an afniction os the heart. Sat
urday night he was thought to be doing
very nicely, but early Sunday morning
began TO sink, and about 4:3O o'clock
passed quietly away. The body was taken
today TO Charlestown. w. Va, for burial
Dr. Mix was born In Caarlestown, ". va.
He practiced medicine for many years in
Jefferson county, in thnt state. being
the physician In charge at the almshouse
for twenty years, From Charlestown he
removed TO Albemarle and resided in this
city for several years About four years
ago he located at Covesviile. where he
spent the remainder of his life.
The deceased leaves four daughters
Mrs. T.. c. Greenway and Mrs. Sidney
Barnett. OF Covesvile; Mrs. Folett. Of
New Kork. and Mrs. Brscoe. of Cui-
peper-and one son--Mr. William c. Mix,
OF Hagcrstown, Nd.
The twenty-hfth annual meeting of the
Monticello Wine Company was held on
Saturday at Hotel Gleason. Reports Of
officers were received, showing the COM
pany TO be in an excellent condition. a
dividend of per cent was declared on
the operations of the year. After the
regular meeting the company adjourned
10 the dining-room and enjoyed denght-
ful banquet.
The Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, of Richmond
| will begin a series Of meetings In lho
| Baptist church this evening.
This morning the grand jury OF the cor
| found hills fOlloWS.
| commonwealth VS. James Porter color
| edD for "A felony. Porter is charged WIZ
| the murder of John Staples, also coioreu
| Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Wilson, for fel'
| ony: three cases Wilson Is charged WIN
| forgery in connection with certain lhsu-
| rance transactions.
| At the Christian church yesterday az
| ternoon. a number OF the young men ol
| the congregation met and organized 9
| chapter Of the Brotherhood OF thrls.' =
| constitution was adopted, and the foliow
ino oaicers chosen for the FRS ~
IA. H. Hankins, president; c. ID. Melton
yice-president; Fred. Farrar. secretary
I. w. Graves. treasurer. The object o.
| the organization is to make the mehper'
| more active in church work
The Misses Ellerson. Of Richmond, ar
visiting Miss Johnson, on north Frs
street
Mr.. Tucker s. Coles left late Saturda
afternoon for Louisville. KY, in respons
TO an urgent telegram, announcing IN
critical condition of his wife. VINO ma
lust undergone a surgical operation at
hospital in that city. While the rumo
OF her death, current on the street te
,aV ,acNs confirmation, grave appreheH
sions are entertained as 10 her nhal rt
covery. Mrs. Coles was Miss Maggie !
Locke. daughter of the late Rev. Thoma
A Locke. of Glendower, in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

,,.hosa memories shed brilliant iusue o
the annals of our civil war
pEvIEW OF HIS LIFE.
- 60 cave a very Interesting reNie"
- A,aior Pelham's brief, but brilliant
- The sneaker told Of his pirtn' il,
Co,houn county. Ala, September T. ioos' Va
- nerentage; OF his early life; OF ms Ell
.ranca of the Military Academy at Wes.
uetnt ar Is: of his success there' ana VI
III leaving with his classmate, reneia
,r,soroas l. Rosser as soon as Fort SUM
,,,as fred on. although he was certain
- ,roduation at the close OF the sessoh
Af,sr enending a few days at home, young
pslbam went TO Montgomery. whence hs
was ordered to Lynchburg as inspector
of ordnance.
continuing. Mr.. Cox briefly reviewed
sor,a of Pelham's greatest military
achievements. Soon after he was placer
a., command of the artillery or the lei'
wing at Sharpsburg. General JacKsoh,
seeing his action in that battle, saiu
..everv army ought 10 have a felnaiu "i'
each flank" a few days before the o'.
lie of Fredericksburg at Port koyai ne
attacked the terror OF those times gun
boats. with such success that tney "src
driven down the Rappahannock river. MS
bravery and dashing courage IN uirec'nls
detachment which checked the OPP
os,n,, army AT Fredericksburg led Gene
,al lee 10 exclaim. us IL not glorious 10
saa such courage in one SO younsY
Nt- Cox added: In general or
a. Major John Pelham was tht
o,iy name mentioned below tha'
- a .maior-general, and that. whicf
CONCLUDED ON SECOND PACED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE GRANT TO SAIL WEDNESDAY
Farewell Honors for LnwtoH-"
saIute and Decorations.


NEW YORK. January is.-The sailing
OF the transport Grant for Mania mas
been delayed by order Of the secretary
OF War. The big vessel VIII not san
untu Wednesday. The date OF sailing
was changed in order that the ship could
be inspected by the War Department,
officials and a proper farewell given 10
Maior-General Iawton. who Is 70 com"
mand the expedition.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
The Fourth Infantry. from Chicago, ana
n battalion OF the Seventeenth, from W
lumbus. o., are expected 20 reacn Jersey
City tomorrow morning. Ihey VIII oo
taken from the railroad stations on ferry-
hoats and placed on board the transport.
Colonel KimbelI. of the Quartermaster
Department. has been notified that spe-
ciai train having on board the Secretary
az War Adjutant-G General Corbin, seve-
raj Of the chiefs of the bureaus OF the
Mar Department and the members OF the
military committees of the senate anu
House OF Representatives VIII IeaVe
Washington at midnight.
The Washington party Will be Wei
coined on board by General Lawton, VINO
will conduct them over the ship.
A sALUTE-DECoRA
| A thorough inspection is to be made.
\ The department is anxious that the peo-
| pie shall have chance to see the nrst
! United States troopshp that will leave
| this port carrying men to Manila through
| the Suez canal. The vessel. which VIII
| be decorated, has been ordered to sail up
| the North river on Wednesday morning
for this purpose. Arriving at Grants
tomb, she will turn and pass slowly dowr
| the river. AS she passes Governors Is
| land on her way out to sea a major-gen-
erals salute of seventeen guns will be
| fired by an island battery in honor OF
| General Lawton.
The Grant will carry ample provisions
| for the trip to the Philippines, as well az
| n large quantity of medical supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
Via II. f. a p. X. r.. and Penna. X. H.

Commencing Monday, January l6tn
there will be naugurated between New
York and st. Augustine. Fla, the New
York and Florida Special" via Pennsyl-
vania railroad, Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad, etc, leaving New
York at l2:2O r. NJ; Philadelphia, Z:9z r.
NJ. Baltimore, sos =. NJ; washington
$50 p. NJ; arriving at Byrd-street sta
tion. Richmond. at $3.50 Z. NJ, daily. ex-
cent Sunday. North-bound, commencing
Thursday, January 18th, leaves Richmond
az 9;o5 A. NJ, arriving at Washington at
i9.a5 p. NJ; Baltimore, I5S +. NJ; Phila-
delnhia 41O =. NJ, ard New York, CAB
p NJ. daily. except Monday.
This train is composed exclusively OF
Pullman vestlbuled sleeping. compart-
ment. dining library. and observation
cars heated by steam. and LCn,ed
throughout by electricity. No extra fare
beyond regular charge OF Pullman COM
pany.
famous train. which will afford con-
venient and luxurious means OF travel,
without change. between Richmond and
northern cities.
For further information apply TO
w. =. TAYLOR. Traffica Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
SOLDIERS DIE ~ HABANA.
John VI. Essing, of Virginia. ana ~
III. Eubanks, OF North Carolina.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., January 10
General Brooke. commanding at Habana,
reports TO the War Department the ioi-
lowing deaths In his command;
January 13th-Private c. II. Eubanks'
Company I, First North Carolina lntan-
try. typhoid-fever; John NJ. Essing' civil
ian teamster, Fourth Virginia, acute al
cOholism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
FLORIDA & WEST INDIAN LIMITED,
Win Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
potomac RniIroad and Connections

on the schedule OF trains now leaving
Byrd-Street Station, at 1888 "A. NJ, north-
bound and arriving at 71O +. NJ, from
the North, daily. a solid vestlbuled tram
known as the "FlOrida and West IN
dian Limited" has been intugurated.
The coaches on these trasns are rev
and of the most modern design. Through
sleepers to and from New YORK.
Through coaches between Washington
d. c.. and Jacksonville, Fla, without
change.
w. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager