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land, Nd. and short account was
given of Il in local newspaper IT,
strange vagzries Of ball lightning are
so seldom witnessed that scientific
men have sometimes expressed dOubs
that there Is any such thing II I ss
as yet been found very difHcutt 70
form q theory about il that wfi1 ever
all its peculizrties. particularly as re-
CARDS shape. color. slow and err tie
movement and finally explosive ef-
fects.
All reports OF ball lightning that
are well described are welcom az BY
meteorologists who hope By aesuutu-
lating evidence 70 some day. attain
a better idea OF this curious pheEom-
enon- The latest experience reported
IS from the pen Of Robert Seybot. IN
observer in the Westher Bureau. Who
writes to the Monthly Weather Re
view Of an experience with ball light
ming when he was a lad on New
Bedford whaling bark in the rJrth-
west corner OF Hudson Bay
About O'Clock in the morning, at
ter a terrible storm OF wind and rain
the bow was sent aIoft to secure tue
upper hold on the foretopsail. bruce
While at work he saw a thunder cloud
apparently only a few yards above the
mizzen truck and a moment later. n
saw a ball Of FIRE. the size OF a man
head, detach itself frrm the cloud and
sail quite leisurelv to the miZzen
truck. II struck this object and ex-
ploded with a deafening crash send
ing a shower OF kissing sparks over
the rigging and deck
When the boy regained conscious
ness the right side of his body was
paralyzed. Some OF his shipmates
were engaged in clearing away the
wreckage of the shattered miZzen-
mast. while others were sounding the
pump TO find whether the bolt had
knocked a hole in the bark's bottom
II appeared, however that the light
ming had found an easier escape TO the
water by way of the anchor chains.
and no further damage was done to
the ship.
All the men standing on deck were
more or less shocked but none was
rendered insensible. The third mate
happened TO be standing inside a bic
coil of the anchor chain along which
the lightning flew. looking like
huge fiery serpent. The mate was
swiftly turned around on his own axis
a number of times looking more Ike
a whirling dervish than a grim old
tar as the lightning followed the con
volutions of the coil. When he had
regained his breath the profanity OF
the veteran whaleman was said to
have bordered On the sublime.
At a later tine Mr.. Seyboth was in
charge of the signal service station
on the summit of Pixies Peak, where
he had ample opportunity To fami-
liarize himself with the MANY different
manifestations cf atmospheric cleo
tricitv: but he has never agaia wit
messed the mysterious and weird
phenomenon known as ball lightning
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TWO JAPs DROWNED.
Caught In Floods on Kauai and That
Was the Last of Them.

Purser Friel of the Mikaha'a
brought news yesterday of the death
by drowning of two japanese on Ka-
uai last Sunday. both deaths being the
result of the recent freshets on that
Island. On Sunday morning. Full. one
Of the unfortunates. attempted to go
from Hanapepe across the stream of
that name to Waimea- He was swept
away and drowned in the rush of the
water. and his body was not recover
ed.
Later. on the same dav. Yokayama
was drowned in the Waimea river
He was fording the stream on horse
back. and the current was so strong
as TO sweep the animal from its feet
The japanese could net swim aud
soon disappeared in the muddy water
the horse swimming ashore The
body was recovered later on the rocks
bv the mouth OF the river.
Heavy rains are reported all over
Kauai. The weather has been very
rough and the Mikahala had ~
time working sugar. The Waiaieaie
was at HaRamaulu loading when
the Mikahala left Monday
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The accident loss to the Shamrock.
ike that to the Constitution. was fully
covered by insurance, so it need not
be counted in the bill of expense
The outlay for defending the cup
naturally is much smaller than that
which falls upon the challenger
Probably in round numbers the cost Of
meeting Sir Thomas attack this wear
viii be in the neighborhood of $685.
100. making a total expenditure for
both challenger and defender of $712.-
900 or say $725. 900. everything in
Guided. for in the above table of Sir
Thomas expenses there is omitted an
TEN of several thousand dollars. prcb
ably over SO 900, for uniforms fer his
large force of men. and there doubt
less are other minor expenses to swell
the amount still further.
The cup defenders this year had an
extra expense in the failure of the
Constitution The Constitution cost
in the neighborhcod of $4,000 and
the Columbia. which cost about $120-
900. had to have considerable money
nut into her TO fit her for the race
although. of course. her original cost
should not be Included in the expenses
{ this years defense of the cup. Both
Captain Rhodes of the Constitution
and Captain Barr of the Columbia
have been under pay at the rate OF
$4,000 each for the season The nav
II the American crew is somewhat
higher than that of the English. the
Americans getting $50 a month as
against the $50 to the English crew.
Tho decking and fender exnanSpS NJ
the Americans have been less than
those of the challenger. and. OF course.
there is eliminated from the American
total the big item the Erin puts into
Sir Thomas bill The Americans are
boarded outright on their tender in
stead OF having the so cents per diem
allowance. The total pay Of the Off
cers and men for the six months thew
win have been engaged amounts to a
srife mere than $4,000.
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which presumably they would have
taken part
Captain wringe. Who sailed the
former Shamrock and Is present as ad
wiser ia the present contest. and Cap
tain Scauore. the captain OF Shan
rock II. each get 81 90. While the
mate gets $1,000 for TIE season In
addition 70 these there is the designer
Of the boat, Mr. Watson. and the ex-
pert sailmsker. Mr. Rstsey. who are
both here on salaries that can hardly
be less than $500 each for the sea
son
Leaving the yacht proper and cCm-
ing to the collateral expenses. there
IL as the largest item the cost Of run
ming the steam yacht Erin for. say.
the two months she actually Is in
service IN connection with the races
This was estimated by man familiar
with the subject at $4,000 a month
$50 900 in all Sir Thomas has three
other vessels in attendance here
the Porto Rico. the Victor and the tug
Lawrence. The Porto Rico serves as
a tender and on board her live the
crew and other employees save those
regularly attached 70 the Erin. The
cost Of the Porto Rico will be about
IS 900 from the time she was engaged
until her release after the races. The
Victor is employed in carving Sir
Thomas guests to and from the Erin
Her cost during the racing season is
1925 dav. or $1,000 for fourteen days-
The tug Lawrence is the Shamrock's
attendant towing her to and from the
race course. TO the dock and wherever
else necessary. The cost of the Law
renee is SIS a day-say $4,000 for the
total time she Is in use.
Owing to the assassination OF the
President the Shamrock Law in dock
a number OF DAYS longer than she
would otherwise have done. She was
in dock ten davs in all. The cost for
dockage was $500 a dav while the
cost of the men employed working on
the Yacht as she Law in dock was $3.50
a dav making a total of $500 for the
decking expenses.
Sir Thomas .Lipton. as is well
known, is a very hospitable man and
a lavish entertainer. The number OF
his guests on board the Erin during
his stay here has been as high as 240
4 racing dav. while on other DAYS he
ALWAYS has had more or less comUanv
Probably $1,000 would be a conserva-
tive estimate for the cost OF enter
tanning his friends during his stav
here. His expenses for the race. then
NAV be tabulated approximately as
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WERE NOT GUILTY.
Two Defendants In An Edmunds Aci
Case Go Free.

S6oC w go
In the United States District Court
yesterday Judge Estee instructed the
iurv to return a verdict of not guilty
n the case of Henry Ar'nas and An
gela Estada, charged with violating
the Edmunds Act The United States
nut on three witnesses: the defense
none. At the conclusion of the hear
ing Acting District Attorney Dunno
stated that he did not believe a case
had been made out and suggested that
the defendants be discharged Mr..
Creighton. attorney for defendants.
thereupon moved for the discharge of
his clients and Judge Estee gave the
requisite instructions to the jury.
The following jury handled the mat
ter:
John Callahan. ]. E. Schubert
Charles E. Murray. r. NJ Duncan. W
7. Hickey. George H. Turner. John y
Holt. A. D. Scroggv. E, E. Mossman.
George P. Thieler. H. c. Morton and
Harry F. Davidson.
When the case was called F. G..
Smith failed To show up. Marshal
Hendrv produced the man an hour lat
er. The court let him of with fine
of 1881.
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SAIL LIGHTNING.
Rare Phenomenon Described by
Weather Bureau Observer Who
Witnessed II.


Weather Bureau Observer Who
Witnessed It.
Every sehooiboy has seen pictures
Of what is called bali lightning Il is
8 very rare phenomenon and no me
tecrologist pretends TO understand it.
Prof Davis OF Harvard says in his
Elementary Meteorology that dds
charges Of atmospheric electricity oc
casionally take the form OF globe
ightning. having the appearance Of
luminous balls. seeming to be a foot
n so IN diameter. mC wing at 3 moi
rate velocity and passing ABOUT
amosg objects near the ground. e
naming visible a number Of seconds
md commonly disappearing wisl an
explosion. No satisfactory explsna-
ion has been offered for this phsnom-
sncn: careful observation should
be made Of it,
Another meteoroloxist calls ii a
very rare form Of lightning. He SAYS
that q vivid fash. accompanied By a
violent explosion. seems 10 project 3
brilliant bomb 70 the earth Upon
striking the earth the bomb NAV -
bound several tinaes before Il splits
np and disappears. He adds thle NJ
satisfactory explanation has been gir-
sn Of this singular form Of elestr.sa'
discharge.
4 short time ago there was dis
play OF BAH lightning near Cunsber-
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Insurance Case Heard.

In the Supreme Court yesterday the
case OF George E Boardman Us. the
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
was heard. In this matter the plain
TIL claims the entire Insurance on his
burned by order OF the Board OF
Health during the plague visitation.
Chief Justice Frear was disqualified
on account OF the fact that his father
is stakeholder in the defendant
corporation Judge Humphreys being
engaged and Judge Gear being away.
il became necessary TO select mem
Der OF the bar TO complete the bench.
Cecil Brown as chosen and sat with
Justice Gaibrasth and Justice Perry
The matter was taken under advise
rsent.
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plenty of Paiai.

Superintendent Reynolds, of the
leper settlement, reports that an am
pie supply OF paiai reached KaIaupapa
from Halawa last week and that an
equal amount was due this week He
saws that Judge Kalua is living up to
his contract in most satisfactory
manner and there is every prospect
that there viii not be any further
shortage of the settlements staple
fond
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Was myhre's Friend.

Manuel Peter. the boy killed by an
electric car Tuesday afternoon. was
an old acquaintance of Milk Inspec-
tor Myhre The boy was in the milk
business and some of his conferences
with the inspector were not OF the
most pleasant kind It is thought,
however. that the standard Of the
milk from the Peter dairy was regu-
lated by an older head than the vic
tim Of the deplorable car accident.
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Fred Harrison vas quite painfully
bruised in a road accident last Rlsat
While riding in his buggy at the cor
ner OF Emma and Beretania streets
he was run. into by = wagon His
horse was torn loose from the vehicle
but Harrison held on TO the reins and
was dragged quite distance before
bringing his steed 70 a halt Besides
several slight bruises and a severe
shaking up ne sustained quite cash
on the back Of the head.
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VIII Re Exclusive.

On account of lack of room. the
Elks have decided to confne the at
tendance upon their hcuse-warming
and dance on the evening of Novem-
her 20 to Elks and their families.
The program viii be one of the most
elaborate ever planned bv the local
edge and the affair will be swell
throughout
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FoUND-In front Of Opera House.
Tuesday night. peari-handled opera
glass holder. Owner can have same
by proving property At Republican
ONCE. and paying for ad.
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Art LEAGUE Openinu.

Invitations have been given out, for
the opening of the fall exhibition of
the Kilohana Art League next Mondav
evening Each member is given the
privilege of bringing a friend.
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Bankruptcy Referee.

W. s. Fleming. who was appointed
referee in bankruptcy 10 succeed
Frank E Thompson. reslsis5. hiss 81
I'd his bonds in the sum u S. .0oo
His surety is the Pacific Surety Ccn-
pany Of Ssn Francisco
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D. G. Camarinos has recently opened
up dainty and neat ice cream parlor.
corner OF AIakea and King Every.
thing clean and tasty Ice cream. cool
drinks. etc Don't fail to drop in
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NEWS or TIE Town.

Later news and mail viii b due
from San Francisco BY the Gaelic this
morning
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FOR SAL.E-New Automatic Sewing
machine. Best in the world. Sold on
installment. easy payments. l2SS Fort
street
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STRAYED-Three red and white hom-
ing pigeons. silver bands around leg.
Reward given IL returned to Prince
Kalanianaole. 19S6tf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classics Advertisements IN fAfs eois@s
nsu g asserted az 10 cesss 8 Use frst
sassrfseas 5 essfs 3 has esccnd tafsr-
fsas; = egsss PER hss esT EseAs 3
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Lease OF fve-room cot
tage on Emma street. for five years.
Apply ]. W. Lake. i2SS Fort street.
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CoMFoRTABLE COTTAGES ON the
premises Of the Sanitary Steam Iaun-
dry Co. Ltd, Marmicn and South
streets. The cottages contain 4 rooms
kitchen and bath nom. No extra
charge for bot and cold water and
electric lights Rent reasonable. Ap-
ply on the premises to J. Lightfoot.
manager.
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WANTED

Partner with a s7nzn capital
10 increxse good payiex business. L.
J. Rspablicaa otice.
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HELp waNrEn-.raIR-

WANTED Experienced bundle wrappers and boys
to go On wagons: good salary Apply 5. HART,
Manager IsTzSburgh & Bro 40 eth st 81
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BALfiMlJRE q UnlUn.1.

Schedule in eject November J., 1911.
Leave Washington. N-w jersey Ave. and e g.
Chicago aE=l Northwest, -IJ-s5 = 80 2
Cincinnati, 81 Leafs, ard Louisville, ~fC-J5
= n. '2-s5 P r. -lslo night
PittSburg aud Cleveland. 1918 - Il, $50 p
II. aEJ -i-t9 night
Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p II
WInchesteE. SIS q r.. s,S-i5. and ii5-'2 p n
IaE3polss. .7.I5. $50 SIS. HISS a IL.
FredsrieE. 1855. s-o-oo. IIo.45 q n. -'I.I5.
!!3-S0r and $50 p n
HSzeFs-oEn. 1908 i. II and $3.50 ?. Il.
Bogd znd--ey points. SIS "'ssJ3 4. n, lib
i.&:s5 $50 ''Io:G5 HII:s5 p n
CzIshc-zavsTs and Wy goia-s. SIS o-a1 a
l.7.05, $50, ''E9=I5, i-=S3 P
1870 a. H. "'f-[5 i4-23 So p IT.
Baltimore week GaES- 3 o. 80 ga. = Is,
x7-E5 zS.S0 SIS 1880 SLA-5J HIS a IA
xI2-S0 n5Cn. LI:z5, LS-GJ. Ez-F5 Z5-s3- 4-2s,
x5.o5, KISS. zs-oa. 6-53. xS-3e. Slerla zll-si,
u.25 p II SJIsalzy1- 1870. 500. xl.I5, 50,
x2.aJ = n. xf2-s0. l-I5. x3-l1 z1-2g SOS,
xS:s5 Go xS-al xIG-g5. xIt-53- XII SO 2 N
ROYAL BLUE LINE
AT trains Illuminated with Piatscii I5-lt.
Baltimore P5.i.zGss.fI.51- Mex Eo-E- Scion ard
the F=zt -3-55 90 tD--eT}- $50 tE3@c-l-
t.s.GJ {Di2s-)- l.l1-oG (D5Csr} = - l2-30
CDlrcr}. s5-50 t'27yzi Limited E1-s-}- 4=1)
lBuEet}. So CDiEc-l. $50 and -lI--o p Il.
Pullman C2rs OF - Gzy trains
Atlantic City. $3.50 noon
sTa5Iy Excc=t sunday. +'Sga5zy e1Iy.
E~p-es trains
Pazczze called IL aid checked tT5=l hotels 1-f
residences b. Jaiaa TraEs:sr Co on ords-s ls5t
wet New YORK avC--e AID Fifteenth -r-7-- 77t
81 st,tig-
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and lS1z st
In effect November L IDOL
$500, s.2e. s.5g. 9:25. 1900 Io:25. leo. u:30
g. nj xI2so5 1920 I2:45 xI so5, rs 200 Z-S0
x9.G2 g.9O. 3.59. x4,I4. 4:J3. Asa. 800. I5ss2i
$40 6s03, ESQ 7706 7:30 $50, S:45 9:2G, lo:l5.
II 20. I1:59 p. m.
sundays-7:45, 900, Gas, 1880, 400. 30 a
NJ; 200 noon: 1870 100. I:3o, 200 go. $50.
$780, 500 49, SEQ $50. eco, $50, 700, 7.S9.
500, s:45. 900. 1918, II:20. 1850 p. n.
For Mount Yernon-Heek days: $50, 500,
1000, 100 a. m, x!2.o5, x1.05, 600 x9-o2-
xE:I4 1922, 7s08, $50 p. m
sundsys-s:o0 a n. 200 noon, 200. 400.
$3.50, 200, $50 .. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-T eek
days: 6:30. 7-04, T:So 800. SIS, sss9, 9-2s-
1000, 100 a. m, f12:O5. I3:20 F12,45- 1-I5,
'1:25. 200. $50 3.Oz $780, 1853, '4.SS. '4.54.
SCI eos $50, 7-GS. SEQ p. m
SUEDAYS-z:s5, 600, Gas, sIocS0. 100
s1I:2O a m, 100 noon "I2:20, 90 '1:3o, 200,
$3.50. 800. $50 400. -4:59. 500, $3.50,
6:09. $50. 100, $3.50. 500 p. IA
Express TO Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. CoLEIN, Superintendent.
G. z. ABBOT. President.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

y. W AERKLE. agent. 1913 Penna Ave. wash
iHztou, D. C.
From Ocean to Ocean To al points in CaE1da
and the United States northwest
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Conacrting at Fancoa-cr with the steamship,
Of the EmpTess Line Tor
JAPAN. CHINA and the PHILIPPINES
Also with the CaEaGian-Australian Line for the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ard AUSTRALIA
For rates aud descriptive pamphlets apply &c
W. ". MarkIe Agent
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SEADOARDAIR Line ~.

Capital City Route.
Leave Washington Penna. R. R. Station
tt.ota F5 FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
nhEIY M4IL-TRrouEh Pullman SleePers
to Jacksonville, connecting -
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
7-o0 IA FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAsLY IINITED-Thrcugh Pullman sleep
ers TO Tampa and Ataais-
Cafe Dining Car service Pullman Sleeper Iues-
DAYS Thursdays. and Saturdays 70 Southern Pines
(PinehurSt).
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh SoHthsrn Pines tPine-
hurst). Camden Colombia. Savannah. Jscksoa-
vile and all Florida points Charlotte AtaesS,
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville.
points West and Southwest
d.3G d H5 LOCkT-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines tPiHehuT5t) Ham
let, and intcrmcdiate prints.
Once 1884 n Y ave and PeHu7 r i. 0!ficcs
r. F. T. BUNCH. ". II. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. General agent.
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WILLIAM C0RGORAH HILL,
754 18th ST. Is. w.

IMPROVED AND TNBIPCOVED REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE
OF INTEREST.
AGENT FOR THE ROYAL FIRE N
SURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL,
ENCL AND
= TELEPHONE 343 MAIN
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For RFST.
) at once for weekly BuIIetin.
Renting and Collecting Loans and Insurance
Telephone Main 25I4.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ,
REAL. ESTATE BROKER
No COS = STREET NORTHWEST
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

SToRES.-No 18th ~. store and
stable, SO; %l6 II St. SIS; 1905 7tl1 st, store
separate. . BY . #, SO Scuthwest-939 Penna-
ave. SO
sTABLEs-I505 9TH st., $40; $50 No. ave, rear,
go: 1921 18th st. 81.
HGUSES.-NoTthwest- I St. large Ii-room
house. three stories End basement with hriCE
stable, $50; SlI II st, large T5-Toom house attic
over entire house txo-story trick stable In the
rear e69-tl5- SoutHcast-26 s-h st, s5J-5a-
tDLORED HOT SIS --SO!-r TsPIS---I-FFG London
St, rooms $50 Northwest rear CI8 ]. st. I
rooms, s. Il5S Reeds CouTz ToC5zs. $50
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RAELROADz.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SIS.
3:sO A. " DAILY, PITTSBURG EXPBESS-PTi0s
and Dining Cars Harrisburg to PfttsbHg.
lo:5S A u. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
EerYatloR Cars Harrisburg TO Chicago. Cfnci1-
Indianapolis. ST. Louis, Cleveland, and
a. 10 eno- Buffet ParloT Car TO Harrisburg
1850 =. NJ DAILY. FAST LISE-Pulinsa Buffet
Parlor Car 70 Harrisburg. Buffet RarIor Gar
Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
$50 = 81 DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EAPRESS-sleeping Car Washington to st
Louis and Sleeping and Dining CARS Harris
burg to indianapolis, St. Louis, Nashville (siz
Cincinnati and LouisvilIe) and Chicago
40 p 81 DAILY. ST. LOUIS ENPRESS-Palt-
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg to St Louis
f:45 p ". DAILY WESTERN EXPRESS-Pe!!-
Eaan Sleeping Car to Pitts5urg and Chicago
7.l5 P. n DAILY CLEVELAND AND CINCIS-
MATT EXPRESS-PuIlman Sleeping Cars Wash
ington to Pittsbwg, AID Harrisburg 70 CleYe-
land and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I0:40 p. H. DAILY PACIFIC EyPREsS-PulI-
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7:so A u DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS;
With through Parlor Car Dining Car. ana
Coaches to Buffalo via Emporium Junction
$50 A NJ for Kane Canandaigua Rochester ana
Niagara Falls daily, except sunday
1850 NJ for ElrnTa and Remove daily. except
Sunday For TiiliaHsrort daily, $50 2 =
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Sleeping Car Washington 10 Rochester
1910 p u for Erie. Cauaadsigu2- Rochester.
Buffalo. and Niagara Pals daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester sztar-
days only
Goo P NJ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
fcr New York. eli PariOr Cars, with Dining
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia. New York and
the East
Express, z-o0 Dining Car, 7.57 Dining Carr.
900, 1000 Dining Car, 1925, and i79
Dining Car frou. Wiimington) A II, n-z5.
SJ5, $50 Dining Car from BsiJinsore}, go,
l0:c0 p ii. I2:Io night On Sundays %
Dining CTl. 7:53 Dining Car. $50,
1923 II 90 DINING CIR from Wilmington A.
H.. l2-l5- S:f5. 40 Dining Car from Pa 81
I1o-e). $50. 1000 P 81, 1910 night FJr
Philadelphia only, Express. 7:s5 :. u, l2:l5
r 81 weekdays, 2-0f, 40. and $40 P Al.
For Boston, without GLANCE. 7:45 il Il. week
days and $50 p. 81 daily.
For Baltimore. Sis go 7:45 80 7-5i,
$50 1000, Is:2s, 1850 go A. II. z2.l5-
12-z5, LIS, 2-ea BIB 3-29 (4-50 Linstodl,
$40. 40, %. $50 $50, els, 60. rs 7:45.
1000 1870 HIS p n and IZ-I8 night. Gu
Sundays. 100 10 Isl 900 eos, f1-35,
(4.99 Limitsd). 40 40. 4:53. $50. Sis.
go US, 3=45, I0-C3, 1913 P n. aai I2:I9
night.
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:l5 z. n. ard s:S5 u
H. weekdays.
Fer Annapolis. 200. 900 = n. I2-I5 ant $40
$40 p n
Ticket cGlcez corner Fifteenth and Streets.
and the station. Skin and e Streets. Ea=Ts
Grde-s cz1 be left Tor the Checkf-C Of ts1ZEaZs
Telephone call TIT for Pennsylvania Rail
-osd Cab Service
J. 2 Hl-TCHTESOS J. R WOOD.
General Manager Cere-a1 71sseng gent
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