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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
BIG BRIDGE CONTRACT.

One of the largest bridge contracts
that has been awarded in many years
has been let by the receivers OF the BAL
timore & Ohio railroad.
In order to place the lines west Of
the Ohio river In shape to handle the
heavy freight equipment that is being
used east of the river. the receivers
found 1t necessary TO rebuild fifty-one
bridges between Denwood, w. Va. and
Chicago. That the structures might
be rapidly pushed to completion 1t was
decided to divide the work among
three companies. -
The Youngstown Bridge Company.
OF Youngstown, will erect thirty-onc
bridges on the Central Ohio division.
between the Ohio river and Newark,
Ohio.
The Pencoyd Bridge Works was
awarded the eleven bridges on the
Lake Erie division. Newark to San
dusky.
The Ergo Moor ByidGc Company, Of
Wilmington, Del, will erect the nine
bridges needed on the Chicago divi-
sion.
The total cost Of these bridges Is In
the ncIghborhood OF 100000, and 1t Is
cypcctcd thc4 all will be In place by
September. Nearly six thousand tons
Of steel will be needed for the struc-
lures.
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In n blaze of glory "Thc Mystic Mid
GETS" under the calcium lights, attired
in the most hewitching costumes, will
present verltablc rairyland in the OPP
era House. January &c and 81. 1t is hard
. to conceive Il more charming juvenile
entertainment than this. Two hum
dred of Whcelins's talented lads and.
lassics are practicing every afternoon Mt
Egerter Hall under the direction OF Miss
Lucy Robinson and Mr.. Fred Decker. OF
New. York city viii he here next Satur-
day to assist hcr. He will bring with
him all of the beautiful costumes and
elaborate stage scenery. which cannot
be surpassed In grandeur. This enter
tainmcnt has been given In all Of the
large cities from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. for the benefit of hospitals day
nurseries. churches. etc. and every
where 1t has captured every city in
which 1t was given. Watch for "The
Midgets."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
Oh! 1I he Pain
OF rheumatism
Its Tortures Known to
Thousands.

The aches and pains of Rheuma-
tism become constant com.
panion to all who are victims OF
this disabling disease. The PEG,
pie generally are not acquainted
with the cause of tho disease,
though thousands know its tor
lures.
Everybody should know that
Rhermatismis q peculiar acid con,
dition of the blood, upon which oil
liniments in tho world can have
no effect whatever. The best
blood remcdyis needed-one which
is able to go to the very scat of the
disease and force it out. Swlft's
Specific Is. S. S. is the right
remedy for Rheumatism, because
it is the only blood remedy free
from mercury, potash and other
minerals which intensity the dis
case, causing stiffness of the joints
and aching of tho bones.
IS. S. S. ncutralizes tho acid
condition of the blood, and forces
out every trace of the disease. 1t
reaches even the worst cases
where the doctors have made
cripples with their prescriptions
of potash and mercury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
GOT FIRST BLOOD
Did the Wheeling & Lake Eric in
its Right. of.way Fight
WITH THE C..L.. & W. COMPANY
In Martins Ferry : Crossings Over
the Cleveland, Lorain u Wheeling
Tracks laid Early Yesterday Morn.
ins-Thc Latter Compauy's officials
Woke IN to Find Themselves Out
wittcd-Two More Crossings.

After Ions and weary wait the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad has at
last succeeded In crossing the two
switch tracks of the Cleveland, Loraln
&c Wheeling on the river bank east OF
the Martinsr Ferry blast furnace. The
crossing was made at an early hour
yesterday morning, but not In n manner
at all satisfactory to the Cleveland.
LornIn & Wheeling company. which for
months past has been guarding the dis
putcd point by placing cars on It's
tracks at point where the crossing
was intended, and at point where the
Wheeling & Lake Erie company claims
to have secured right Of way.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie company
has for long time past had Its extern
sion tracks laid on both sides of the
Cleveland, Lorain g. Wheeling switches.
but had not until yesterday morning
attempted 10 make the crossing. Short
~ after midnight. two Wheeling 6 Lake
Erie engines arrived on the scene. one
OF which switched onto the Cleveland,
Lorair & Wheeling tracks and pulled
the cars which were in the road away.
so the crossing could be made. and
blocked the cars so they could not be
moved. The other engine brought sew
eral cars containing q force of men,
ties, rails and necessary tools for COM
pleting the work.
The Cleveland, Lorain &; Wheeling Of
iicials were notified shortly after the
work was commenced and sent several
engines to the scene. but they were
helpless in the matter, Of stopping the
work. and before the dawning OF the
morning tho crossing had been made by
taking out the rails Spd ties of the
north switch and by laying the track
over the rails of the south Cleveland,
Lorain 6 Wheeling switch,
The Wheeling & Lake Erie company
has two crossings to make yet before
1t can reach Its destination. the Aetna
Standard mill. and the Cleveland. Lo-
rain & Wheeling company Will be more
wlde-awake hereafter and keep IN en-
gine on this end Of the line at night,
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THE RAILROADS.

There was an important conference
yesterday between the presidents of the
leading trunk lines and members of the
Interstate commerce commission, in
Washington City, ut which informal
assurance was given of Cooperation
to bring about uniformity OF freight
rates. The demoralizcd condition of
freight rates In the trunk line territory
brought about the conference. and it
was suggested some time ago TO the
commission that trunk line presidents
be Invited to confer. with n view TO
bringing order out OF the unsatisfactory
conditions now existing. Several rail-
road representatives were In Washing
ton Wednesday of last week and rs 4
result Of the expressions at that time.
there met at the commissions office Tes-
terday, to confer informally with
Chairman Knapp and the other COM
missioncrs, the presidents Of the follow
ing named roads: Grand Trunk, New
York Central Eric. Delaware & Lack
awana. Lehigh Valley. Reading, Penn
sylvania. Baltimore &c Ohio, Chc%a-
peake {; Ohio. Michigan Central. Lake
Shore. Nickel Plate, Pennsylvania lines
west of Pittsburgh and the Wabash.
The conference only contemplated
freight rates, no reference being made
to passenger tariffs. There probably
will he another conference with the
commission here some time In Febru
airy. when something more definite may
be reached. Similar conferences be-
tween the Interstate cOmcrce commits
sion and the representatives of the rail-
roads In other sections Of the country
are likely TO be held In the near future.
1t was confidently asserted that bcnetic-
ial results and more stability of rates
viii follow the conference.
: There are many difficulties In the
way. however. and conferences among
the railroad officials themselves will be
brought about to remove these obsta-
clog
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BOSTON LYRIC OPERA CO.

Nothing can possibly be more de-
llghtfui than Il charminGly rendered
production of comic opera. The rcpu-
tatlon of the Boston Lyric Opera COM
pany, which commences an engagement
for one week. Monday. January l6. at
the Opera House. is generally conceded.
The Louisville Courier saya Of the rer-
formance. In n lengthy article: NO
grander fOr better company of artists
has ever appeared in this city. or the
principals, everything that can be said
in praise Is due. Miss Josephine Stan
ton, as "Scrana," was simply superb.
and her chic and winning smile soon
cnrapturcd the entire audience. Miss
Laura Dennis rendered the one solo
allotted to her In the second act In n
most charming manner This lady pos
sesses Il meZzo voice of rare richness
and sweetness. Mr.. George Olnii, as
Said Pasha; Tenry Hallam. as Torano;
Robert Lit, as Hadad, and Jack Hen
derson, were in excellent voice and ac-
quilted themselves as only artists Of
the first water are capable OF.
Popular prices will prevail. Matinee
prices Is, % and s. cents; evenings. @5
80 and so cents.
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New Wood Works Plant.
1ccial DIsnatch 10 the 1ntclllsencer.

special DiFnatch TO the 1ntclllsencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Jan. Il
John Eaton, president OF the oil we'll
supply company. and S. W. Eaton, jr,
also OF the same corporation, were in
the city to-day. They announced that
their company would begin Immediate
~ the erection of n wood works plant
here. and that il will he the largest
manufnctory of this sort In the coun-
try. Its products will be all the wood
en- devices used In the oil business.
Their similar concern at Bradford, Pa,
will be merged into the one here.
which Is intended 10 supply all their
domestic and foreign orders. II will
be situated on ground leased from the
Baltimore &: Ohio and situated In the
eastern part OF the city on the little
kaEawha river.
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1sHAM's ocToRooNs.

There are bellies OF every grade and
hue, from the fast black of good dye to
the coffee-color. familiar to auditors OF
Coon" songs, to be seen in the enter
tainment given by 1sham's world-fa-
nous Octoroons. at the Grand Opera
House. for three nights beginning on
Monday. January 16. The latest pleas
ureabie feature of the Octoroons COM
pany is a vehicle entitled, "a Tender
loin Coon" which piece proves to be an
enjoyable one, while the company Is
both able and well trained. During the
action of the farce comedy, specialties
are introduced by Smart and Williams.
Belle Davis. the Brittons. Rustus and
Banks. Reese Brothers. and many 9TH
crs. The staging. mounting, SCENERY
and equipments are all elaborate and
beautiful,
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Weather Thursday = Cloudy and
warmer.
The marks mt p. M, Thursduy-9
feet 6 inches and falling.
The Jim Wood passed down with a
tow of coal yesterday ut a. m.
The Queen City had Il nice trip out
of the upper river yesterday morning.
There is considerable Ice in the up-
per river. but 1t Is not heavy and docs
not seriously interfere with navigation.
The Virginia passes UP early this
morning for Pittsburgh. She will he
here Sunday ut 4. III. for Cincinnati
and all western and southern ports.
All OF the packets have reappcared
with the exception of the Independent
PlttsburSh-Clncinnati packet. w. j.
Cummins, and the Avalon. which was
run with the Ben Hur in the Pitts
burgh trade. The Avalon, It Is said,
Will not likely. resume. and IL she does,
her run will be extended TO Point Pleas
ant. 1t Is not known when the Cum
Minis viii resume.
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High Crime Charged.

NEW YORK. Ian. Thames Nc
Naughton. former president of the
Tradesmen's National Bank. and Allan
McNaughton. president Of the Wool
Exchange, and one of the directors of
the Tradesmen's National Bank. were
arrested to-day and arraigned before
United States Commissioner Shields.
charged with violating the revised
statutes by certifying Il check drawn
on the Tradesmen's National Bank, to
the order OF the United States Trust
Company for 100000, when the trust
company. rs alleged. had no funds in
the bank to It's credit. Both pleaded
not guilty. and they were held In S25.-
600 bail each for examination next
Tuesday.
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PARKERSBURG--O river 70 feet
l inch and falling. The Little Kan
awba is falling. Weather. warm and
cloudy. Passed up: The Virginia. at
? p. M: down: the Queen City. Locals
on time.
Gil CITY-Rivcr 3 feet inches and
falling. Weather. cloudy and mildcr.
STEUBENVILLE-R feet 8
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cold. Passed up: Greenwood.
Down: Ben Hur.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S feet 10
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy
and warmer.
BROWNSVILLE-Rivcr G feet II
inches and falling.
REENSBORO-Rlver s feet inches
and falling. Weather. cloudy and
threatening. Woodward down Friday
and James G. Blaine up. "
PlTTSBURGH-2ive rs feet and
stationary nj the dam. Weather.
cloudy and mild.
POINT PLEASANT-River 20 feet
and falling. Weather, cloudy. +
CINClNNATI-River 37.5 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy.
CAlRO-ltivcr 3i.3 feet and rising.
Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPIilS-River 1S.5 feet and rls-
Ing. Weather. cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE-Itivcr falling: 16 feet
inches In canal; 14.5 feet OH falls: As
feet below locks. Weather. clear and
pleasant.
ENhNSNIELE-Rlver 2o.S feet and
rising. Weather, cloudy and cool.E,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
Big Gold Discovery in Utah.

NERNAL. Utah. Jan. 12.-Considera-
bic excitement has been created by
rich gold discoveries thirty-fve miles
east of this place. In the Blue noun
tnins. near the Colorado line. The dis
covery was made by doc" Mcdonald
veterinary surgeon of the Ninth cav
alry-- lie served In the Spanish war,
and while at New York. recovering
from the fever. met n min named john
son, who had formerly lived in Eastern
Utah. and who told him that he had
found rich float. describing the ioca-
tion. When the Ninth cavalry return
ed to Duquesne, Mcdonald commenced
to search FOR the vein.
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"A. FINE SHOWING
Is Made in the Annual Statement
oftiic City Clerk.
The REVENUES WERE. LARGER.
Thnni in 1So7-Economy was Prnctic-,
Il cd NIL Along tho Linc-This was
Made Necessary by tho ST. 900 Main
q Street Bridge Balance Which was
D Paid : The; Statement Audited by
) the Committee on Accounts.

City Clerk Charles II. Watkins has
completed his annual statement for the
sIyear 1898, md it was submitted to the
council committee. on accounts last
evening. The committee recommended
1T for adoption by council, and 1t Will
be acted upon Ut the meeting OF the
city legislature this evening.
u, The report shows nn economical and
careful administration Of city affairs
mall departments OF the city govern
ment. The total revenue increased
from $4O4,72G in 1897 to SiOS, 233.62 in 1898.
q In 1s07sthc expenditures were 1851, S557.O9,
gand in 1898, they increased TO S373, 23l &C.
4 This is a considerable increase OF ex-
I pcnditures on the face OF the returns,
4 but out OF this amount should really be
$subtracteds the sl1.44S.O9 Main street
stnne: bridge balance, which was paid
sovertto the commissioner of the circuit
court by order OF that tribunal during
.Sthet year. During the year, the bonded
Z debt was decreased 35.OOa.26; in 1897
= Tie DEBT was decreased q larger
amount. siSSGS.9l, but the decrease in
1898 would have exceeded that of 1857
hut for the unexpected paying over OF
4 the bridge balance referred to. mi
In the following table. taken from the
q statement, It Will be noted that close
economy WIS exercised in the admins
tration OF the several city departments.
Compared with 1897, there were de-
creased expenditures in several depart
! ments. Notwithstanding the purchase
Of three chemicals, the fire department
spent considerably less money than in
1887 The contingent expenses account
was decreUIcd from .SlG1S4.S1 in 1897 to
s7,o644l in 1888. The real estate com
mittee spent more than In 1897, caused
! by. the repEinting of the city building,
something that ought to have been done
long ago. @aken altogether and in par
{, ticular the report shows that the city's
business is being conducted in an able
manner by tie present officials and
council.
a synopsis of the statement Is as fol-
lows:
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The Surc In Grippe Cure.

There Is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. II you Will only get
Tho RICH, remedy. You are having pain
ali through your body, Your liver is out
If order, have no appetite. no life y"
ambition, have bad cold. In fact are
completely used mp. Electric B!ttefs Is
The only remedy TINT VIII Slve you
prompt ard sure relief. IAey act d!-
cscilV On your Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. tont IN the whole system anu
n,arn ,Tu rncl like a new being. They
arc nnninnlccd to cure or price refund
N For sale at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
store. only so cents per bottle,
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THE RIVER,


pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, 10 4. m.
GI;l G. QUEEN CITY: $ a; m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON. ii n. m.
Sistersrillc. RUTH. go p. m.
Clarinston.... LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steuhcnvillc.. NJ. BAYNE, $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, . n. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. s a. m.
ParkcrshurE. BEN HUR. II a. m.
Slstersrlllc.. RUTH. $50 y. m,
Darlington. LEROY. $50 u. m.
Steubenvillc..T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 y. m.
BoATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. G GREENWOOD, GEO n. M.
Pnrkershurg.H X. PEDE0RO, II n, m,
Matamoras.. .LENlNGTON. II n. m.
SistersVilIc. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
C!arinEton.. =. LEROY, $3.50 y, IN.
Steubenvillc..T. N. BAYNE, $50 y. m.
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LONDON. Jan. l2.-Thc admiralty
to-day found that La Bourgognc. OF the
Champagne Generate TransatlantiqIc,
was alone TO blame for the collision
with the British ship Cromnrtyshire.
on July last, near Sable Island, off
the coast of Nova Scotia, resulting in
the sinking of the steamer and the loss
OF over 800 lives.
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KEEPING IT UP.
Tho French Chamber Of Deputies
Holds Turbulent Session Over the
lntcrminnblc Drcyfus Affair.

Tho French. Chamber Of Deputies
Holds Turbulent Session Over the
lntcrminnblc Drcyfus Affair.
PARIS, Jan. l..-Thc chamber OF
deputies. after an exceedingly stormy
debate on the interpretations relative
to the charges OF N. De Bcaurepaire,
adopted the order OF the day. which
was accepted by the government, the
vote standing i23 TO III.
The chamber was crowded. Paul de
Schanel, In taking the chair. said that
France loved both the army and justice.
He dwelt upon the danger OF Internal
disscns!ons. appealing to deputies TO be
calm and moderate.
Then. on the motion OF NJ. Dupuy, the
premier. the chamber to-day decided
10 proceed Immediately Ia discuss the
Interpolation OF Lucien Millevoy, Re-
publican Nationalist. respecting NJ. dc
Bcaurcpaire's accusations against the
the court OF cessation.
NJ. Mtllevoy. amid n constantly grow
Ing tumult, dwelt upon the sensation
caused by these accusations. and de-
clarcd IL impossible 10 continue the re-
vision proceedings under present condl-
ttons. He read N. dc Bcnureraire's
statements. and demanded the adoption
OF disciplinary measures against guilty
judges, asserting that IL was for the
chamber and the government 10 take
steps TO allay public excitement.
Joseph Lasles. plcbiscltaire- nnti-scm-'
lite deputy for Candoma, in the depart
ment OF Gers, evoked considerable APP
plause by asserting that the country
had had enough OF the DrcycUS affair.
but the tumult was speedily renewed
when he began 4 violent attack upon
branch OF the court of cessation. NJ
Manau, the procurcur general. and NJ.
Baure. official reporter to the court upon
the original appeal Of Nine. Dreyfus for
revision.
Their notions" he said, "call fer the
closest scrutiny"
NJ. Dupuy arose TO protest against
the attacks OF NJ. Lnslcs upon the judi
ciary. E
The president OF the chamber fM.
Deschnncl), called NJ. Lasies TO order,
but the deputy continued long enough.
amid n dcafcning uproar. to make n
definite charge against. the criminal
branch Of the court of CESSATION OF dis
playing partially and to declare that
the Dreyfus agitation was being sup
ported by foreign gold.
After the chamber rose NJ. Dupuy In
formed deputy that the government
had ordered m inquiry as to how NJ
CaraGnac secured Captain Eroue's re-
port regarding Col. PicUuart to the MILL
tary governor Of Paris.
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Twill Ask Recognition.

spVcIHI lIsDhtcH 70 INC IntellIGcncer.
PARkERSBURG, W. Va. Jan. r.
The report Of the projected combina-
ton OF Third and Fourth congressional
districts interests. rs indicated by the
meeting at Charleston last night. which
was presided by ConG:essman-elect
Frser. was received in this city By Re-
nubiicans with considerable favor.
Many prominent party men will go to
Charleston from here to urge strong
alliance TO force the recognition OF
those districts claims for the senator
ship.
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Pennsylvania Senatorial Candidates

& HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 12.-BoN
branches OF the Pennsylvania legIsla-
.turc met at noon to-day. In the senate.
Senator Cochrane. OF Lycomlng coun-
", on behalf Of the Democrats, formal
ly placed Hon. Georea, a. jerks In nom
inatlon for United States senator. Tho
following Republican candidates for the
Senniorshlp were named: Congressman
John DalZell: eX-congressman Charles
". Stone; E-~A. Irwin, Hon. Charles
Tubbs and cS-Congrcssman Huff. 8;
In the house the following candidates
FOR United States senator were named:
Senator Quay. George a. Jerks. cx-
Congressman Charles W. Stone, Charles
Tubbs. J. +. Downing. Judge John
Stewart. Congressman John Dalzen.
Colonel e. a, irwin and Colonel George
+. HUFF. All but Judge jerks are Re-
Dubliclns.
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IInIra Town Enrucu.

HALIFAX, y. S., Jan. 1e.-Tirc to-
day destroyed half of BridGewater, n
prosperous shipping and mill town on
l., Have river. entaiiing Il loss OF $780,
900. or fifty-eIEht stores on Main stree;
..,,I,, ,ra rrmufn.
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AMUSEMENTS,i

When Opie Reid witnessed Clay, Glenn
ent's "a Southern Gentleman" In Chi
caso. he said: Take this play south.
Its beauties will be better understood
in the south than in the north. General
Carroll. Arzelia Thompson, Old Hanni-
bal and Nanny Indy will be recognize
ed and regarded at their true worth In
the south. and the story told in dozen
lines BY Mr.. Sterling is enough. were
there nothing else In the play. to as
sure Its success" Clay Clement In "a
Southern Gentleman" will appear Mt
the Opera House Tomorrow night.
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A.tllspatch from Constantinoplc on
December . said It was reported that
>thcre had been no renewed lighting In
Yemen and the Turks were said TO have
suffcrcd n serious defeat between lio-
dclda and Saal. Trouble between the
Turks ard Arabs in that part OF Arabia
has been In progress for over four
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Turkish Victory Dearly Bought,

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. ia
great battle has been fought In the
Yemen division Of Arabia. The Turkish
trcops stormed and captured the insur-
gent position at Shanel on November 30.
Abou. 1000 insurgents and 1000 Turks
we're Killed or wounded.
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IHV71! I!I1uc.TCcs tlu UCsI'''''''"
COURSES
Classical. Scientific. Literary. H'i&''
Music, Art. BUSINESS. ElocutIGn. il.
LADIES' HALL furnished thrdfSA'a
with steam heat, electric lights. nt
rooms-nn IDEAL CHRISTIAN HUME
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Room and boI''
In this Hall per week $500: per ycA'' -
GLIDING tuition. $4,000. SPECIAL .haa'F
.rcnts to TEACHERS.
Expenses OF Young Mcn rsr year sI''L
Winter term begins November Il; sps'"
term MniGn S.
For particulars write
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