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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-24
! BE1LA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
OF Belmont County. ~

There IS considerable inquiries about
the eastern capitalists who were said
to be coming here 10 look for u site Tor
a large Industry. II seems TO be a set
tied fact that options have been taken
on certain parcels OF land with a view
OF interesting such people, but II a
move IS to be made this year, why the
delay now? ct would be good Idea t.
shake or the lethnrgy that possesses
some people In such movements IL that
is WHAT'S the matter. The location OF
new enterprises Is OF enough interest 70
push along with energy and the people
here will be glad to hear OF this one be-
Ing pushed with vigor. s..
The young Republicans are shaping
up for an Organization this fall and Will
form o nobby marching club in due
season. They will look out for a capa-
Bile officer who can drill them, when
cooler weather comes. and the boys
have enthusiasm enough 10 make 1t u
sure go when they take the notion.
The news that the five glass factories
of the National Glass Company. in the
Indiana gas belt, are to be dismantled
and moved to the Vicinity of Pittsburgh
is readilylbelieved5 by those who have
heard OF the waning gas supply for
years.
The mail clerk on the Pan Handle
named ". W.. .Deitrick. lest his minl
while on his run last week and left the
car In fear that the train crew would
murder him. He is now In a Columbus
hospital for treatment.
The funeral Of James Hal!oran will
take place from the Catholic church
this morning. The operation OF ampu-
tating his crushed limbs did not take
place until Sunday noon and death soor
followed.
Two drunken chaps attracted some
attention. on Union street yesterday by
an effort TO fight, but neither succeeded
in landing a hlow,t though they made
some very wicked swings.
The Century Glass Company. VIII de-
vote especial attention to electric bulbs
and globes. when they get started aad
have capable practical men engaged for
that line OF work.
+ Rev. DIV. Cox, the new rector OF
Trinity Episcopal church. held the first
service there last Sunday, and made
very favorable impression.
II. a. Lichtenbarger yesterday paid
DR.. William Piper $1,000. the life insur-
ance carried by his son Frank. who died
recently. .z7s.5l
A plain drunk actually paid the pen
atty imposed by the mayor yesterday.
This is very rare occurrence.
Quite crowd OF Bellaire folks. mos;
OF them members. spent Sunday with
the Buckeye fishing club.
The Hea,herington-Elk band concert
at Epworth park will be given n4x.
Saturday evening.
The old Fifth ward hose house is 10
be sold at public outcry tomorrow, by
the city council.
J. G. Crawford and family and A. S.
Johnson. and wife. left yesterday for
Colorado. ~
Both Jenn!e and Fred Harmon have
filed suits for. divorce from each other.
Samuel Simmons has been granted q
pension OF IS per month.
John w. Fish is spending the week
at Epworth park.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
Eud of the Bridge,

Joseph 3. Loc has been elected secre-
tary OF the Fostorla Glass Works, OF
Moundsville. and will commence the
discharge of his new duties Sep,smbe..
lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore ara the
proud parents OF 4 new son. which ar
rived q. their home on Lincoln avenue
yesterday.
The funeral Of Frank Allen took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock and the
in;erment followed at L!nwood Gene
terry.
Mrs. John Topping and son. Henry. OF
Larchmont, n. r, are the guests OF her
father. Samuel Junklns. in Kirkwood.
Misses Edna Adolph and Norma
Moore, have returned from weeks
visit with relatives at Hannibal.
Benton Lyle was taken 10 the county
infrmary yesterday. having been adj
Judged insane.
Mrs. Samuel Fundenbrrg has return
ed from two weeks stay II Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich.
Dr.. Lewis McHugh, of Toledo. is
spending n few days with relatives in
the city.
Oswald schick is putting In 4 new
front at his place of business on Bridge
street.
Hon. c. L. Weems was down from
st. Clairsv!lle yesterday on business.
H. a. orrison, of Belmont, was i
caller in the city yesterday.
Harry Sells was in Woodsfleld yeste..
day. on business.
Rev. Donahey Is quite Ill at his home
in Kirkwood.
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BEtIWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

: 49,
A team attached to 4 wagon owned
by the Belmont Brewing Company
took fright at an oil we'll drilling ma
chine. on Main street, yesterday, and
became unmanagelble. He ran on
the pavement, and broke the supports
under the roof extension in from, OF
James Browns home. One o: the
horses finally slipped and fell on the
street, car track, when they were got
ten under control by the driver.
The picnic given by the congrega-
ton OF ST. Mary's Catholic church, at
Pleasant Valley Park. yesterday. was
the most successful ever given by the
church. Dancing and other amuse-
ments were provided. ana large
crowd was In attendance. The road
race, resulted In Harrington winning
time and place prize, and Kelley, Ma.
hood, Doyle. Ket;!er and Hndebrand
finishing in the order named.
There wifi be big doings In this
town August 20. when all the Croa-
dans from the neighborhood will hold
a mass meeting. y There will be n
street parade. in which the various
Slaronic societies will take part.
A fishing party. composed OF the fol-
lowing, left yesterday for six weeks
camp below New Martinsville; Albert
Policy. Charles Gately. William
Strand, Chris Sprouts, Joseph oser and
Joseph Taylot
IRE was discovered yesterday In the
coal near the coke ovens. It is sup
posed to have originated from spon-
taneous combustion. 1t was extin-
Euished before 1T could do any material
damage,
The Navy Yards. OF this place, and
the Irish SlGggcrs. OF Beiiatre. WIFI
again cross bats on the, loop grounds
next Sunday. Last Sundays game
resulted In 4 victory for the former.
James Kenney. superintendent, OF the
water works, ihas begun the work Of
extending the water main TO Mc-
Mechcn. That town Will be supplied
by the water works OF Benwood.
Messrs, Brucei Dolbeare. Richnra
Watson and their families left yes,er-
day for Fish Creek, where they win
camp out during the ensuing two
weeks,
David and Alonro Crozler left for
Pittsburgh yesterday, where they hayr
accepted Positions with the United
States Tube Company.
Mrs. Florence oRourke and son
John. departed yesterday on a months
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Died From Poison.

ALTOONA. Pa, July 2s.-As the re-
suit Of poisoning while making cigars,
Louis sbarsky, a leading cigar manu-
facturer, died here to-day, aged fifty
two years. He leaves wife and six
children. At the .death-bed his daugh-
ter Sarah and Meyer sllverman, were
united in marriage just before deatl.
came. sbarsky is prominent in Jewish
church circles. and president OF the
Talmud Torah congregation.
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sojourn at Barraeksvllle and d,
points IN the state. -.

sojourn at Barracksville and o,...
points in the state.
I 1t is reported about town ycs,.,,..
that the lower steel works wouls :,
sumo next Monday, but the tup.,
could not be verified.
Frank Wicoff and Joseph HsSt, 4.
yesterday morning on fishing NJ
hunting expedition through casts,
Ohio.
Last week the wind blew over
chimney on one of DR.. EskGy's hous,
In the lower part OF town.
Dr.. T. W. Mcdonald lef. 70, p,,.
kersburg yesterday to attend the st,n
committee meeting.
Tom Williams. an old Beawco1 r.,
but now OF 1ronton, Ohio. is ylsi,Ir,
his mother here.
Joseph satterHeld, OF Falra5R, 4,
returned home, after a few days S.,
with relatives.
William Boles goes to Oil CITY to.4,,
to accept a position in the p!pe M
at that place.
Miss Nell Shelley has returned I'm,
a pleasant weeks visit with Ps,tybu,rs
friends. ~
Martin Black left yesterday to yit,
the fishing camp located at cteap,
Grove.
The masonry, on the new coke 0rs.t
at the Riverside will be finished "
week.
An infant daughter Of William Ch,n
OF South Bessemer street, is cruz1T
Ill.
Frank aud Charles o'DonncIl a,a u,
guests OF friends at McKeesport. "a
Joseph Woods Is visiting relatras
Littleton.
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PERSONAL NOTES
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

L. E. Smith. OF Parkersburs. Is at the
Mcclure. !. z !,
orioH Muller. OF Pittsburgh. Is visit
ing his mother. on Chapline street.
John T. Troll, OF ST. Clairsyille. was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Ernest Mnrshner, Of coreapolls, is
visiting his parents, In the Eighth ward.
Miss Margaret Dobbs. Of South Main
street, Is the guest OF relatives In Mans
field, Ohio.
C. w. Arnett and C.. C. Wheeler were
the Fairmont arrivals at the Stamn
yesterday.
Misses. Bessie and Flora Koen. OF
Cameron. were calling on friends In the
city yesterday.
Misses Name and Clara Gavin are
spending pleasant vacation with New
ark, Ohio friends.
Misses Gertrude Lynch and Gertrude
Ward have returned from brief stay
with Pittsburgh friends.
Misses Bess Miller and Matilda Lind
say Win leave for an extended tour OF
the lakes in a few days.
Miss Emma G1Illker. Of the South
Side, leaves to-day for an extended visit
with East Liverpool friends.
Miss Matilda Ise, OF Geo. E. Stfers
Clerical force. win spend her vacation
with Portland. Ohio, friends. 80
George Christleib. Of the Palace Fur
n!ture Company. Is In Grand Rapids,
purchasing q stock Of furniture.
Misc Dora Thornburg, Of Elm Grove.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elmer Thorn
burg, on North Wabash street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, OF South
Chaplipe street. leave tomorrow for
Terra Alta to visit Mrs. Davis mother.
Charles w. Blair. OF Huntington. and
W. r. Fitch, OF New Mnrtinsville. were
yesterdays state arrivals at the Wind
sor.. ;st
Miss Minnie Kettler. OF H. F. Notes
clerical force. departed for Marietta
yesterday, where she will be the guest
OF friends.
Mrs. Helen Fading and daughter,
Mrs Walker. Of the South Side. have
returned from q pleasant sojourn at
Kansas City.
Mrs. I. S. Wells and children, OF Chi
caso. and Mrs. Frances Wells. of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio are visiting Mrs. Jes-
sic Wells, of the Island.
A. j. Habig. of Hebring. Ohio. wfll
move his family to this city In few
days. He has accepted a position with
the Warwick China Company.
/ The state arrivals at the Park hotel
yesterday were D. Duvas, of Manning
ton: l. 4. Rorc, OF Parkersbu-g, and
S. A. Drumnond, Of Huntington.
Axton Campbell. Lou Stauver James
Drum and George Shatfer left yester-
day for weeks stay at the Isaac Wal
ton fishing camp. up Wheeling creek.
II. L. Benedum. Of Cameron: E. J..
Nolan. OF Weston: J. B. Wills. OF Hun
| dred. and Caleb Burtt, OF Huntington,
were among the state arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday.
Jesse McMechen and Or. Kinsey are
shipping q car load of horses via the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad to Orr
Vile. Ohio, where they will enter the
races, which begin next Wednesday.
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Rain Kept Bryan Indoors

s. LINCOLN. Mob. July :3.-Rain KEEP,
William J. Bryan indoors to-day, but h.
had number OF visitors. among them
General James B.. Weaver, OF Iowa;
Louis C. EhHt, of Colorado. and John
z. Pitts, OF Cincinnati. Mr. Pitts Is
secretary OF the Democratic national
campaign committee OF the Commercial
Travellers. and in conversation with Mr..
Bryan. claimed accesBIons TO the ranks
OF the organization. He said the Demo
cratic travelling men proposed to es.
tablish headquarters In every city OF
Importance IN the country.
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NApHTHAs LAUNCH Exp1oDEs,
Killing Two and Fatally Injuring
Another.

(. NEW YORK, July 93.-By the ex-
plosion Of napRtha launch on Long
Island sound tonight. Mrs. A. E. Grow
and her tcn-year-old son. Chiffon, were
instantly Killed, and A. E. Crow per.
haps. fatally Injured. Mrs. Grow and
her son were frightfully mangled. Mr..
Crow was hurled into the water. HIS
thigh was fractured. and he was in
ternally injured. 1t is believed that
his injuries are fatal. Mr.. Grow is d
wealthy resident OF New Rochelle. and
is member OF the New Rochelle Yacht
Club.
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. July 23.-The steam
ers Avalon and Kanawhs and the tow
boat Two Brothers. are hard aground
IN Duff and the towboat John Moren Is
aground at 'Possum. The Avalon and
the Kanawha both packets. are on
their way to Pittsburgh and stuck on
the sand bar Mt that place shortly after
9 a. nj. The Two Brothers has been
aground In Dun since Sunday after
noon. She was on her way to Roches-
ter with tow OF lumber The Lee II.
Brooks has been sent down to make an
effort TO haul her into deep water.
The kanawha and Avalon both ran
aground while attempting TO pass the
Two Brothers. AT last accounts the
boats we're unloading their freight and
the chances are that they will soon be
ailoat. There is slight rise coming
out of the Allegheny and Monongahela
rivers that will be of material benefit
to the grounded boats. This swell
should reach here by night. It will.
however. only amount to n few inches.
Additional rains are anticipated and
they are badly needed. for the river is
now lower than II has been at any
time for one year.
From present indications the mem
bcrs OF Harbor No. rs. Masters and Pr
lots. will have large crowd on the
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River Tclegrams.

sTEUBENVILLE-Rivcr feet and
falling. Clear and WARM.
PARKERSBURG--O river feet
and falling. Fair. Mercury &c. WIN.
Duffy UP. Valley Belle down. Little
kanawhn falling. Locals on time.
WARREN-Rivcr q OF Il foot. Clear
and warm.
GREENSBoRo-Riyer feet and sta
t'onory Warm and threatening. Rain
fall inches. I-
BRoWNsYILLE-Rivcr I feet 2
inches and rising.
OIL lClTY-lsIrer : inches anu sta
tionary. Cloudy and warm.
PlTfSBURGH-Rlver 81 feet and
stationary. Cloudy and hot.
tMORGANTOWN-R feet 8
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm.
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Attempt to lang a Rapist.

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, July GA mob
of one hundred men attacked the jail at
10 O'Clock to-day. In an effort to lynch
Elijah Clark, colored. who is locked up
charged with assaulting a thirteen
year-old white girl. The mob was re-
pulsed by the guards and after its re-
pulse the mob reformed for second
attack.
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40 HAVE PrelimInnrY TrInl.

Ell DORADO. kans.. July 23.-Jessle
Morrison. charged with killing Mrs.
Ohm Castle. her former sweethear,'s
wife. by cutting her throat with n razor,
Will have another preliminary hearing.
Judge Randall. OF tho probate court. to-
day over-rulcd the motion Of the states
attorney TO Quush the habeas corpus
proceedings and ordered them hoard
August 10.
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national encampment OF the G.. A. H.. 4
to-day notified Executive Director ".
H. Harper that lnasmuch ms 1t would
;neoessitate Sunday railroad travel to
reach here on that date. he has decld-
ed to change his plans. He will ar.
rive in Chicago on Saturday, August
Is, and attend the patriotic religious ex..'
ercises scheduled for Sunday.
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Woman conspirator Pleads Guilty

CHICAGO. July 23.-aIIss Margaret
sheehan. former financial secretary Of
Illinois Council 400. Knights and Ladies
of Security, a fratcrnal insurance order,
pleaded guilty in court to-day to q
charge OF conspiracy to dctraud that
organization, OF $3.50. It Is said that,
hoping for lenieney. two more OF the
persons Indicted. will Tomorrow plead
guilty.
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SCENE OF HORROR
And Desolation Appears to the
Aahantt Relief Column.

And Desoladon Appears to the
Aahanti Relief Column.
LONDON, July 2s.--Advlces lust re-
ceived here say that Colonel Will
cocks. the commander OF the relief
column in Ashanti. describes his en-
trance into Kumassl. July Is. as pre-
senting q scene of horror and desola-
ton, burned houses and putrid bodies
being visible on all sides. He adds
that the native soldiers were too weak
to stand and that the British officers
thanked God for the relief, as few
more days. they declared, would have
seen the end.
Colonel Willcocks left the garrison
well supplied With food and ammuni-
tIon.
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THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

81 YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Steubenyille. T: N. BAYNE, go p. m.
SiStersvillc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersbury AVALON. noon or later.
Parkersburs. II. X. BEDFORD, 1890 a. m
Newport. II q. m.
Cincinnati i....kEYSToSE STATE, de.
layed) %
Steubenville. II. NJ! BAYNE, 80 D. IN.
Sistersyille.- RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
s,cubeDville..T. ". BAYNE. Esd p. IN.
sistersvIlle. RUTH, 800 D. m.
Darlington LEROY. 800 p m.
Charleston. .kASAWIIA. $50 n. m
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Freight House Destroyed.

BUFFALO, y. Y. July 23.-The Le-
high Valley freight house, at Buffalo,
together with five cars loaded with
merchandise. was destroyed by fire to-
day. Loss. $4,000, divided as fol-
lows:
Building. $4,000; freight cars and
contents, 100000.
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loot!

Indianapolis Press: How long I'd
the train stop here?" the old Lady ash!
the brakeman.
stop here?" answered the tunc:a,
airy. -Four minutes. From tSo i
two-two."
II wonder" unused the old lady. !!
that man thinks he Is the whistler
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HEEIING DAILY lNTELIIGENcER TUEsDAY 1900.

most OF the mercantile esta blishments
were closed throughout the evening.
and their display windows without illu-
mination. The city electric light plant
suffered no shortage OF water, and gave
an excellent street lighting service
throughout the city.
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Abstract of Report on Cuban Frauds.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July %
Postmaster General Smith has return
cd from Atlantic City. While there. he
read the report OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow on the Gu
ban frauds, and stated to-day that an
abstract OF the report would be made
public Tomorrow afternoon.
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Mullen Electrocuted.

. NEW YORK. July 23.-Jossph Mullen
was elsctrocuted in the state prison ~
Sing Sing at 6:o5 this morning. He
murdered his wife in this city on juno
4, 1898.
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Along the Landing.

The keystone State is ,o-day's packet
for Cincinnati.
The Virginia and Queen City have
gone to the bank on. account OF the low
water.
The. marks at 6 p. m. Monday. show
cd 3 feet . inches and stationary. Wea-
Their, cloudy and warm.
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Printing Company Chartered.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 23.-Char-
tiers were issued by the state depart
ment to-day to the Journal Printing &:
Publishing Company. OF Washington;
capital, $1,000.
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Eleven Negroea Drowned.

TUsCALooso. Ala. July 23-Elcvrn
negro men were drowned In the War
rion river near Akron. Ala. by the cap.
sizing OF skin.
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German Statesman Dies.

BERLIN. July 23.-Baron Won Man.
teutfel. the distinguished conservative
statesman and member of the Reich
stag. died to-day.
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wan Mot Travel on sunday.

CHICAGO. July 23.-Presidcn, Nc
kinley. who was scheduled to reach
Chicago on Monday. August q. for the
purpose OF attending the thirty-fourth
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Good for Twenty Barrels,

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntelligencer. NJ
STEUBENYILLE. o., July 23.-The
farm well, one mile from the Maiden
well. in the Port Homer field. was drill
ed in to-day and is good for twenty
barrels.
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PLENTY of Gold in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The gov
ernmant's holdings OF gold to-day
reached the highest point In. Its his
tory. and amounted to s427.4sS. 80. in
Guiding the lawful reserve OF si50.0d6,-
nm ss..sa f.Hz Err
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The Newspapers.

The newspapers, OF course, had their
troubles again, and overcame them.
Iron mills may stop. electric plants may
flicker. but the public never excuses
the non-apeparance OF its favor!ta
newspaper. and naturally the four
Wheeling dailles strained every nerve
TO make their appearance on schedule
time or thereabouts. The Intelligencer
got to press yesterday morning at $50,
only little more than an hour later
than usual. and the Register was on.
press Just few minutes later. On both
papers there was some hand compost
ton, owing TO failure OF the power to
run. the typescttins machines. The
News. too. had recourse partially 70
hand composition. and, with the Stats
Zeitung. came out on time In the after
noon. This mornings papers are being
got out In the face OF great difficulties.
but are likely to. make theie appearances
NJ or near the usual hour. Each OF the
morning papers had water, team con-
s;antly at work bringing water from
the river for use In running the gus en-
gines.
The scenes about town resemblcd
thos. OF Sunday-thprr were the same
PUSHES FOR springs aud wells by women,
children and, in many Instances, by the
men OF families. At many homes cook
Ing was suspended and meals taken at
hotels and restaurants. and these cs-
Establishments all over town were enter
tanning to their fullest capacity.
Transfers had n very busy and pro-
htable day. Water sold readily nj
twenty-five cents Il barrel In the morn
Ing before the resumption OF pumping.
Between and G o'clock. when there
was scant supply In the pipes, house.
holders took the precautlon OF Milling
barrels. buckets and even bath tubs
with the precious aqua,
The scene last night on Market and
other thorouEhfares in the business dI,.
trict was dark and gloomy. With the
electrical conipany's plan, shut down
and mlny stores not provided with gas
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Ocean Steamship Tickets

To and from Europe, via all llnes, III
be purchased from T. c. Burke. Pis.,.
ger and Ticket Agent OF the Raltntn d
Ohio railroad, who IS also agent tot y
best OF all tours-Raymond & Whl.c-.I
TO the Paris exposition.