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Ii. end OF tie ffth inning when Re was withdrawn
and Newton substituted. The latter was effective.
hut l. was late 20 the game and tie locals
won by better snarcund playing Attendance. 7.sss.
Score:
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The Liberal party, Of Japan. has asked Marquis
Ito 70 accept the leadership a the rartv. with
a view 20 a coalition. The situation IL dead
locked pending reply from the marquis
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81. Louis, o, New York. Z

Umpire. Hurst.
ST. Louis, o, New York, 2.
NEW YORK, June s-Ths New Yorks lost a
ten'nning cams TO Ct Louis today through the
laundering work Of Gleason in the tenth Attend.
shce. 5000. Score.
r. II f
4
Bstteres-Hawley and Boxermsn; Weyhinx and
Robinson, Umpire ODay
Philadelphia, Of Cincinnati, 3.
PHILADELPHIA. June s-Pitcher Hahn 81
Cincinnati. was an easy mark for Philadelphia until
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Cincinnati .
IDlmeTalaf-Len
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l>OR Whitney
Why
have than the
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OPTICIANS.
ARCHITECTS.

EARDSLEE q PAGE. Architects anc
Buiiders.-Ofics Rooms "a. Airing
ton Annex. Honolulu, ". l.: sketches
aud correct estimates furnished a
short notice; Tel 2Z9; p. o. box 77S
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twenty miles from Iadysmith. The
enemy had artillery In acuon Tuesday,
auu Jney prOua-Iy ut.I44Lu oota la.l-
roads lu re,reating. sending the heavy
pieces 10 Fre.O4Ia and the tighter ones
I4tO the Free State.
Dr. Leyds says that General Joubert
Is ASCENDING Ju,UUU men al We.nDel x.
seventy miles northeast OF BlOemion-
teIn. Colonel AIbTeCht, according 20 a
dispatch from PaaTdeberg aiii ms that
The BOers have 1900 men LETT.
Whether Lord Roberts is al BlOem-
fonteIn now or not. ne doubtless soon
will be dating his dispatches there and
using the town as his advanced base.
Lord kitChentT's mission Is go COM
J.ne the forces under General Clement
auL General Gatacre and to advance
along the line of the railroad O.
Bloemfou Elm. The railway viii sim
pluy immensely the perpleXities oi
transport
The conditions at Ladysmith some oI
which were explained by Charles VII
llams and CaDled 90 the United states
are now better understood. as the mill
( tary authorities no longer retain theil
/ special information. IL appears tina
| since the middle Of January the horse
/ have been half-starved and altogethe
/ too weak either % drag guns or carr.
| cayalrymen. Hence the impossibilit.
| of dashiug cut.
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PLAGUE IN SAN FRANCISCO
A Suspect Brought to Light IL
Chinatown.

SAN FRANCISCO, March What
is thought to be the bubonic plague, ac-
cording to Health officer O'Brien, has
been discovered in Chinatown. One
Chinaman living at 1904 Dupont street
succumbed to the disease late last
night. Immediately after his death
was reported to Chief of Police Sulli-
van the Chief detailed all of the avail
able officers to exclude the whites from
Chinatown. Strict orders were also
given to police officers to carefully
guard the various streets leading to
the Chinese quarter TO prevent al Chi
nese from leaving.
BY these means the head of the Po-
lice Department. as well as the health
authorities. hope to prevent any spread
of the disease.
That the plague existed in the Chi
nese quarter was kept a secret until
late last night, when the Chinese ia
borer died suddenly under suspicious
circumstances.
A police officer, suspectlng that he
was a victim of the disease, at once 10
tilted Health officer O'Brien. DR..
O'Brien examined the body and came
to the conclusion that the officers sus-
piciOns were correct. lie ordered a
strict quarantine Of the house, after
which he promptly telephoned TO Chlei
sullivan.
The health authorities are satifed
that they will succeed in wiping out
| he plague before It can claim another
| victim. 4 strict quarantine will be es-
Itab.ished today and every pgecauuOn
will be taken to prevent a spread OF the
disease.
The Westinghouse where the unfor-
tunate Chinese succumbed to the ef'
'ects of the so-calied plague Will be
| thoroughly fumigated this morning
| and the occupants will not be allowed
outside.
| Realizing the necessity for promp
/ action in preventing the disease from
/ spreading. Chief Sullivan intends
| he gravity OF the situation requires 1t
10 detail every member Of the depart
ment to guard the entrances to emma
town and prevent the MOngolans from
leaving.
4 Surgeon General W. X. Van ReypeI
of the navy is an authority on the bu
Ibonic plague. In discussing the PROB
ability of its reaching San Francisco
lbe saws. The climatic conditions o
lthe United States preclude the possibi!
itv of the plague ever getting withh
this country. It is a disease peculla
to the Orient. and seldom, II ever az
ltacks Europeans. The bubonic plasu
4 with reference TO the United states j
Like beri-beri. a japanese vessel one
lbrought a number OF cases Of this dis
ease to New York. Those an'lcie.
were Isolated and soon recovered
There is absolutely no danger OF IN
plague ever getting here -
| The acting surgeon general OF "a
army. Colonel Charles II. Alden, says
The quarantine service is 50 efhcien
that the bubonic plague could neve
obtain 4 foothold In the United states
sven though the conditions we're IA
; yorabIe I don't know OF single cas-
OF plague in the United States. Il
a disease which f0urishes only wher
there Is dirt and filth"
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among the troops as salvage, or at
least be applied to the relief OF the Wild
ows and orphans Of the fallen.
The JOY of Britain.
LONDON, March 2. 4:SO a m.-Bri-
tons ieel that they are living in the
presence Of momentous events. lorna
does Il patriotic excitement are whirl-
jig through the country. Even the
duilest soul must have been stirred b.
the emotions of yesterday, and Lon
dOns $4,000 were raised to a high
pitch OF patriotic exultatiOn.
10 was a wonderiuI sIgnI. Old men
have nothing in memory with which 20
compare the day. Some hkened 1t 10
LUCKNOW; others talked OF the fall OF
SebastopOl. IL was a time of singular
abandon. The usual conventions of So
ciety ceased 10 control. and every one
knew everybody else, ali joining In
smiles o. b58ewinBs, as their DISPOSE
/ tions moved them.
Lord LansdOwne chose the psychol-
ogical moment to announce estimates
exceeding 61,OOO.0OO pounds sternng
and rather startled the public by un'
/ folding the programme of the Wal
| Once to send out, In addition to the
10000 troops now afoat. $4,000 fresl
soldiers.
Lord Roberts will ultimately have
! force of a quarter of a million. An or
| der has reached Woolwich for the con
struction OF 224 new guns. from 3
! Founders 10 12-inch guns. OF these l4'
are to be naval guns. Already 25,OOi
workmen are employed at the arsenal
and 5000 more will be engaged. TIT
/ decisions TO send out more troops an'
! to increase the home armament NEE
| WI universal approval. The Boerl
\ seem TO have got quite away from
l around Ladysmith without losing
/ gun or their baggage.
/ Van Reenans Pass IL only abou
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The Great Losses.

LONDON. March 2-Yesterday was
General Buffers day. Lord Dundonald
reached Ladysmlth on Tuesday night
and yesterday Sir Redyers himself en-
.ered the city and reported that the
country around IL was clear except for
a small rear guard of Beers on Sur
prise Hill. This great British success
occurred on the one hundred and forty
first day Of the war and the one hun
dred and eighteenth day Of the siege.
l. was accomplished only after four
previous attempts to fight the way
from the banks OF the Tuse!a had fail
ed. The siege and relief OF the city
have cost the British no less than g.
gl2 men in General Whites and G-ner-
al Buffers forces, made up as follows:
Killed. I.Oi6; wounded. 3.7S5: missing,
.56S: died from disease, 513. The bat
tie Of the 27th and seizure OF the back
bone OF the mass OF hills between Co
lenso and Ladysmith really relieved the
city. The main relieving force has
descended the northern slope OF the
Pieters range OF hills as far as Mel
thorpe. TOE Beers only left a weak
rear guard In the portion where the
lines TO the Free State and the Trans
NdhA part. II DoHHlblt AsgA u bAAAtaAaAs
who is already on the move, will cut
the line to the north at the junction
which the Beers temporary railway
behind Bulwana and Lonards Kop
makes with the main line. II he does
this he may capture some Of the Beers
big guns.
From the meager accounts received
IL seems the siege was raised none too
soon, as the garrison was In grieyous
straits. General Butler reports that
they subsisted upon half a pound OF
meal a day per man, supplemented by
horse and mule fesh, and that a long
period OF rest will be required before
General Whites soldiers are again III
for the field. The relief OF Ladysmith
is the greatest British success gained
in the war. and Is OF immense impor-
tance TO them from every point ol
view. Not only are they rid Of a great
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CHAs. V. f. DOVE, C.E.-surveyor
and Civil Engineer; office Campoeli
block. upstairs (neXt to Bishop & GO.
bank p. o. box Al; orders taken
for typewriting.
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VIM. T. PATY.-Contractor and Build
er. Store and Office fitting; brick,
wood or stone building; shop Palace
Walk; residence Wilder Ave, near
KRua1O
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Dntangiement OF the war. but 5000
troops and a number OF batteries are
added % their field force. But prob
aby the Beers are grlevousiy discour-
aged, as the prize 20 capture which
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MUSIC.

ANNIs MONTAGUE TURNER.-vocal
Studio, "MignOn," 40 BeretAnia st.
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among the troops as salvage. or at
least be applied to the relief OF the wild
ogs and orphans of the fallen.
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BraBauts Advance.

CONTINUED on Page 81
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ENGINEERS.

CATION. NELL & CO., LTD.-Engi-
ueers. Electricians and Boilermak-
ors. Honolulu.
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JAMES T. TAYLOR, NJ. AM. Soc. G. E.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer;
nos Judd Blk, Honolulu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
APPEAL Is FILED
Judge Buckner Case Goes TO
the Supreme Court
M'ATEE is PREJU0lCED
Said the Judge and Got Him
self Into Contempt

Guthrie o. T., Dec. 17.-In the ONCE Of
supreme court clerk, Heglerg. was fled
today the documents to date in the case
Of c. R. Buckner, a praeticing attorney
Of Guthrie. for a writ Of habeas corpus
to the end Of his deliverance from the
custody of the sherin of Canadian county
He complains that Judge NeAtee. sitting
as district judge at FL Reno has illegally
ordered his arrest on the ground Of con
tempt, Judge McAtee, he says in his
petition, thus interpreting his application
for a change Of venue in behalf OF HON.
er Keller, Buckners client, who is under
Indictment charged with assault and bat
terry with intent to kin Buekner in his
application for change Of venue alleged
bias and prejudice On the part of Judge
McAtee.
The case arose on December s. when
Buckner asked for the change Of venue
which request was cIdered on the 18th
following which an accusation in con
tempt was filed by James ". Steen.
which charges that BucIners application
for change of venue was far the purpose
Of retarding the proceedings Of the court,
and that Buckner's charge OF partially
IS false
Buckner repaired to Guthrie and applied
to Judge Burford, as chief Justice Of the
supreme court, for a writ Of habeas cor
pus. He gave bond to appear at the
hearing of his case in supreme court on
January ?, and IS meanwhile at liberty.
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a Guaranteed cure for piles.

itching Blind, bleeding or Protruding
Piles. no cure. no pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturer Of
Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money
where # fails to cure any case OF piles
no matter Of how long standing Cures
ordinary cases In six days: the worst
cases In fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest Relieves itching In
stantly This IS a new discovery and rs
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure. no pay. Price -
cents. II yonr druggist don't keep % IN
stock send us % cents en- postage stamps
ard we VIII forward same BY NAH Man
ufactured By Paris Medicine Co. ST.
Louis. No, Manufacturers Of Laxative
Bromo-Quinine and Groves Tasteless
Chill Torfc
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nnnnunaaHna

unicycie. Harry Freeman and tho Smith
brothers. a team az acFobatic wonders
the van brothers N a musical act. and
the la Barre trio. another team 70 very
clever acr0bafs. The performance core
c.udes with Bobb.s Beaeh's troupe n
wonderful trained dogs e. AnacenAa
Standard. December IS
1.-TWO Married women which win ap-
pear here Saturday. matinee and uight. Ga
presented by one q the best comp nisa
on the road. people who have ell made q
name Tor themselves and are nov MAJ
ing a remarkable repstation for ere r.
traction they are playing in.
Two aAlrTiod Women" s 1ot a farce
comedy. but can Be- called a dom sst'o
comedy which is aled with the .stesg
music and tire ent.re cast has reel select
ed with great care Misses May Plad.
Blanche Aldach and Bessie Bulls. three
pretty and charming ladies' form q trio.
TIER voices blend 90 harmony and Wi.h
the costumes worn they never fail e. go
recalled
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~ IA x rEs - -. Il As
5ears tbs . The kia6 Yoi Eag8 Always BogT
Signature ZZY/-AH
& II ~ EtZE<<EI2<
KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA
Livestock boards viii Meet Jointly
at Guthrie Today.


Guthrie, O. T., Dec. lit is expected
that the livestock sanitary board Of
Kansas Will tomorrow hold at Guthrie a
Joint meeting with the Oklahoma board
for the purpose of comforting upon mat
tiers over which the board exercises au-
thority, and to concert, if possible, meas
ures looking 10 the cooperation OF the
two boards more tremendously and eff
fectively than has hitherto seemed prac-
ticable A joint meeting was projected
last July but the attendance Of Kansas
members was so meagre that nothing
was done. Good results are expected from
tOmorrow's meeting.
Secretary Candy OF the livestock sani-
tary commission is sending out letter
to points where no meat inspection is in
forced under the act Of 1897. addressed to
some prominent citizen likely TO be inter
ested in the matter. calling attention 10
the provisions Of the act and urEing that
some competent person. preferably an old
soldier. be selected for appointment as
meat inspector
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Harry Pentecost case Bequn.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec 1.-THE trial OF
Harry w. Pentecost. charged with en-
bezzing 81 400 fro mthe estate Of Francis
1IcKinnon, was begun in Logan county
district court today Pentecost was re-
ceiver Of the estate and the prosecution
claims that his accounts are that much
short Pentecost, on the other hand.
in his defense, contends that so far from
q shortage, the estate actually is in debt
TO him-that his accounts showed that
he had paid out for the estate more than
he had taken in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
SALOON MEN WIN
tiuthrle Anti-salOOn League Rea

GuthrIe Anti-saloOn League Reaten
in Court.
Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. 1.-THE board OF
commissioners Of Logan county today
gave a hearing TO the antt-saloon LEAGUE
on their remonstrance against the issuing
OF a liuor license TO the Two Charles. %
CHARLES Dot wand Charles Howe. decided
the showing made was insufficient and
Proceeded TO issue the license.
The league win appeal 20 the district
court The appeal fn the RiHerbusch
case IS sul pending, but Judge Burford' $
decision Is expected at an early day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie, o. T, Dec IA special from
FL Reno TO the CAPITAL propounds a
theory to account for a local mysteTy
q follows: A few mornings ago the sec
ton foreman reported that two horses
had been killed near the junction Of the
Rock Island and Choctaw roads. Nobody
seems to know who the owner vas. Near
where the accident took place. there was
a car loaded with coal. and the SUPPOSE
ton is that some one was getting a sup
ply Of winter coal.
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Guthrie. o T.. Dec. FIN the Wood
ward Dispatch appears this immigration
note. The roads are lined with moving
wagons. and these white prairie sehoon-
ers are seldom seen solitary and alone.
but have generally FIVE or SIX 81 a hnaca
ami represent q small land fod4a- whi b
IS an Indication that rev rsish5orho7is
are forming and communities viii 1e e.
"a hiis5e5 81 The near future. Whlia new
and vigorous element introduced. and
the Old landmarks IN woodward county
I'll disanrear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

E. WEIGH has purchased ten acres OF
land located in the Hartman addition to
Porca City, and has made an invest ment
which viii give him q neat income. He
is at once going to build fourteen brick
houses which he viii sell on the monthly
instaIment plan He VIII also erect a
fine dwelling for himself and family H.
Fred snider VIII have charge Of the rent
ing and selling Of this property
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rranehl.e for - Hrnntea

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 17.-Secretary Jen-
kins today issued B charter to the Okla
horna Railway. Light. Power. Fuel and
Gas company of Oklahoma city. Tire IN
corporators are Illinois. Michigan and
Oklahoma City parties. The capital
stock is Sao 90 and the immediate pur-
pose IS stated to be % build twenty-five
miles If railway The fncoTporators are
the following. Norman 81. Clifford. Chi-
cago: Roscoe .. Farmer, Benton Harber
Michigan. end A. C. Root, T. F. Meme
chan and r G. Hays OF Oklahoma city.
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Guthrie o. T., Dec 1L-William Wads-
worth. postmaster at Omega, while on his
return home from trading IN Kingfeher
was met in the road near Judge Brown
lees homestead about four and a half
miles west of the city by three men on
horseback and ordered TO throw 10 his
hands, which he accordingly did. After
taking twenty dollars from Mr.. Wads-
wort the robbers retired
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie O. r., Dec I7.-Hotel change
are reported at Ponca City by the Demo
crat, as follows. Frank Porter leaves the
Midland having sold HIS interest to Il
Bee Guthrev. The new firm VIII be
Guthrev and Conner J. ~. Patterson
succeeds Landlord Bunch In the manage
meut of the oxford
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
sidney OZARK Vof a Candidafe

Guthrie. o. r., Dec. 17-senator sidney
Clarke Of Oklahoma City has measured
by withdrawn from the race FOR president
2f the council A close friend of Sena-
-or Clarke's who was in Guthrie today
stated that Clarke would accept IF the
election was offered. but that he would
not contest Tor g. feeling that he had
enjoyed i'm his long career q fair share
of political honors and that younger men
whose careers were stu before them.
should have the first call
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
VIII Help Monument Fund

Guthrie. T.. Dec 1.-THE Hennes-
sey band. assisted by an the best must
cal talent Of ,hat city win give @ concert
10 the opera house on Tuesday night Re-
ccTnber Is fcr the benefit Of the Roy
Cash.an monument fnnl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
Bad Coughs

If you have taken Just little
cold, perhaps vinegar and mOlasses
or little honey viii stop your
little cough. Even then there's
perhaps about il. Better
get Ayers Cherry Pectofal while
You are about ii. II cures the
easy ones. and the hardest Of tie
hard ones, TOO. There smoothing
SO bad for cough as coughing.
Three sizes: 2sc., enough for an ordinary
cold; Soc, lust right for asthma, bronchitis,
hoarseness, WhOoptng cough. hard colds;
sl.09, most economical for Chronic cases
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. Nv. NJ. Bedford
closed his store at Chandler last week
and notified his creditors that he was
ready TO turn his property and stock over
to some one TO be sold for the benefit
of his creditors, all Of them to share
alike. The Chandler News says this plan
seems to be satisfactory to all of them,
and that it is probable they viii be paid
In fun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
jury in the Louis Lee Case Return
Verdict


Guthrie, O. T. Dec 1.-THE jury in the
case of Louis Lee, tried in Logan county
district court in change of venue from
Payne county, agreed on verdict sun
day noon, finding the defendant guilty
Of manslaughter in the first degree. The
attorneys for the defense win file a mo-
ton for a new trial If this is not
granted sentence will be pronounced next
week. The penalty. under this verdict
may be from four to fifty years. Lees
crime was the killing Of Charles Withers
at Ripley last July A quarrel between
the men led to a challenge 10 fight 1t
out outside the town limits The men
and their friends got into wagons and
went to a point on the Cimarron river,
q mile and haf away intending to
settle the matter with bare fists Arrived
at the battle ground dispute arose
arose among the friends of the principals
regarding the disarming q the men. A
free fight ensued in which Lee stabbed
Withors to the heart, killing him IN
stantly The friends Of Withers alleged
a treaoherous bloN, while the defense
oontended that Lee was being attacked
when he struck the fatal blow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie O. r., Dec. 1.-THE Oklahoman
says OF Oklahoma's prospects for the
katy road. Representatives Of the N.
X. and r. have begun active work on
the road which they intend to build he
tween here and Coalsate, T. T., as they
have made all the preliminary surveying
and the like. and are now looking for a
terminus and shops location in this town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie 0. = Dec ia change n
ven1e 10 Canadian county hss bzen
granted in the ease 81 Joseph Reynolds
under indictment FOR fhs murder ~ Jan
Salisbury last summer. sallsaury. po-
Iiceman ca the Guthrie Force and Rey-
nol8s had just been deposed Bayrui1s
was az enc t1ns United States 5puty
marshal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-18

Guthrie o T. Dee ia KinEasasr
dispatch says. The petition fa- snothe-
election on tae -osrt house n-ud Question
aas been aled vilh County r.erk Errs
ard a eall for meeting q the eard 81
county eor1rass.s arars hss heea e8
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Every ComfOrtfor the Traveiqr

road: vestibuled limited trains from
Buffalo. also Chicago and the west via
Niagara Fails to New York. Dining car
service a Ia carte.