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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
STRUCK BY lightning
Dodge Avenue Methodist Church
Considerably Damaged.

The Dodge Avenue Methodist church
was struck by lightning Wednesday
morning and considerable damage was
done. The bolt struck the tower and
tore of the shingles ana some siding on
the north side OF the building. The
amount Of the damage Is not known, but
it viii be considerable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
CITY COUNCIL MEETING


The CITY co-rcE rsst .zst night r. sae-
-iai session. Mayor McEsan in the ch-ir
The meeting Vas called hT the ara1r -
make arranEesae-ts - asteae re f1aerai
81 1u5se a. A. Glenn
Il VS. tao1eht hes- = STOW tEe af'1-
ton o. resolutions - - cTe- g-t s
regular nee-lzs- AFTER s9eas lal5-za-l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
WALL WILL BE ORATOR.
Oxford People Will Properly Observe
Memorial Day.

The people of oxford are preparing TO
hold a great memorial service on DecOra-
ton Day. Judge Wall Of this city viii be
the orator Of the day and a great crowd
is expected. The services win be held in
a grove. and it viii be a regular old-fash-
Toned picnic at which everybody Will en-
JOY themselves. When a town gets the
size Of Wichita there are generally num-
erous small places Of meeting on an &C.
casion like this and It IS smaller towns
that all come together and have the best
time. Judge wall expects 10 make one OF
the best speeches of his life at oxford.
Mr.. F. D. Arnold. Arnold. Ia. writes:
he was troubled with kidney disease
about three years. Had to get Up several
times during the night. but three bottles
OF FOLEY'S. KIDNEY CURE effected a
complete cure. he feels better than he
ever did and recommends II TO his
friends. C. Gehring. 400 E. Douglas; Geo.
Van werden. S2S y. Main Wichita Drug
Co., 10 Z Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Tire greatest skin specialist in America
originated the formula for BANNER
sALVE. For all skin diseases. all cuts or
sores. and for piles it's the most healing
medicine. Beware of substitutes. C. Geh-
ring. 4o0 r. Douglas; Geo. Van Werden.
eos n Main; Wichita Drug Co. no L.
0orrfas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

discussion it was resolved that the coun-
ell and city officers would show their re-
spect for Juoge Glenn by attending the
funeral in 2 body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

II had a running sore on my breast
for over a year. says Henry R. Richards
of Wrlseyville, y. Y, and tried great
many remedies, but got no relief until
/ used BANNER SALVE. After using
one-half box, I was perfectly cured. l
cannot recommend it too highly" G..
Gehring, 400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van Wer-
den. S2S n Main; Wichita Drug Co., ITO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
PRICE is HIGH
Disturbers Of the Peace Get Limit OF
the Law

the Law
Two young men OF this city and young
girl were arrested yesterday for disorder
~ conduct at Linwood PARK on Tuesday
evening and Tor disturbing the peace and
quiet Of the neiEhhorhooa. The girl was
reprimanded IN police court and the two
youns men were hne5 SEQ each and viii
have 70 settle. The police department *
giving al FOUNDERS a pretty hard game
and these little pleasures. Il engaged in.
VIII be found 70 come high
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

1iiss Ida Magee died last nieht a. = %
o'clock a. her home Ia North washfsz-
Ton avenue. O. quick conssmptlon. De-
ceased vas - years % age. Funeral
arran gemants puI b announced later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
THEY WANT A GAME.

Owls Would Like 70 Meet out-ofToNyn
Players.
One q the best ban games played n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
CATTAR RI II
A Constitutional Affection.

Sprays, washes, powders, sa1ves, medicated
tobacco and cigarettes however long and PTsistenty
sd do not cure CataTTh They relieve temporarily
he Inflammation IN the throat and nose, and enable
con to breathe more easily and freely, but the con-
tinuai rush of impure blood to these parts keeps up
The irritation and ultimately produces liberation or
he glands, when the breath becomes exceedingly
offensive and te soft bones OF the nose are frequently
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Justice 20 the Peace r.. - Peavey -
Bentley. yesterday mads rrfurn e fha
inquest held on The BODY % ThoT1aa EirE
ne nan killed on tls Frisco railroad zrar
that place. Tho Jury foaud fhas Cor
dgcter J. =. Erorn. Eug1aeor Cnerirs
Ayers. Firs7nzn y p Mariner. ErssF-
man O. T. Powers. were in n0 Hay re-
sTcnsi5ls f5r the Death & King
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

7red ~ Martin snd fauny az uovf-f
into fhesr new cottage ~ rs Is.ls uvsrts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

had Catarrh about Is years, and
tried during the time everything could
hear of, but nothing did me any good
At last came to the conclusion that
Cater-b must be a blood disease, and
decided to give s. S. S. q trial could
see a little Improvement from the first
bottle, and continued it thrse or four
months, or until I was cured. Have
not taken anything for SIX years, ana
Am lust as we'll IS ever vas.-M. MAT
SON. Lapeer, Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

7 had Catarrh so bad was entirely
deaf in one ear, and all the inside
OF ny nose and part Of the bone
slopghed OF. The physicians gave
me cd as incurable. I determined TO
try S. S. g., and began to improve at
once. &c seemed to get at the seat Of
the disease, and after a few weeks
treatment I was entirely cured, and
for more than seven years have had
no sign of the disease.-MRS. JOSE
PINE POLHILL, Duo West, S. c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
APPORT|ONMENT
BILL DEBATE.
Discussion Closed and
Congress Ready for
the Vote.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-Debaic on
the hpi,or,!oum.nt BIZ was closed In
the iouse thi. afternoon. In III. d.
crission Congressman Daizell denied the
affirmation that under me rules this
.a- ~ ciilcien; Horsr. on the contrary.
II aas an inefficient House. The rec.
ords showed Il.
He argued AZ length in opposition 20
an increase In the membership o. the
fi"us" am produced records o, It's bu.i.
ness 20 demonstrate mis- declaration tha,
the iiousr, even At IT. present size, Is
irci'ic!rn; IN administration.
Congress inln Gro.vcuor DECLARED he
would vote FOR "A smaller rather thIn u
hrSrr House. u the Birl"sn bill he.
are !, law II tlrnci over q per cent.
q: ;hc power Of the Fifty-r,,lth con-
gree to The site. OF this country and
stripped the rural distri-ts ~ their
power.
Mr. Ben Colorado, gave note. OF an
ameEi:nen n would offer 10 The Hop
kins bill to assign mn additional Repre-
Ecntativ. to Colorado. North Dakota
and Flor..a.
The crum,rick"r and Rurl-yh bills
will b.. offered 81 substitutes when the
voting Geg.n.. Tie Burlclga measure
will most probably go 'arouHh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
LONG BRANCH
CLUBS ASSA|LED
Judge Forts Vigorous
Charge to Monmouth
Grand Jury.

Justice Fort. OF Newark. deliveries !,
remarkable charge 10 IN" Monmouth
County Grand Jury at Freehold today
rega riding tn" bribery o, voters and tx.
istcnrc Of Long Branch gambling dcns.
Gambling den.. politely called clubs
exist along the So, coast LARGELY during
the Summer season only he said.
"Thc conducting OF such places Is crtm-
inAl and punishable With great severity.
That such criminal nrac,is"s thus
openly and notOriou".y exist IN ANY To-
caiity Is. OF course. due 10 TIE supin"ncss
or worse OF the local police authosiiirst.
40 iosni polio" fore u,n give an uAct!s.
consis,en, with official duty which al
lows such practices to b. carried on In
their jurisdiction,
III Will not DO 81 'iy tha. the Grand
Jury viii no, indict or the tsnvcr,- Jury
convict"
Juixc Dixon In opening the January
term ~ the Supreme Court at Paterson
to-day charged the Grand Jury 10 In.
ves,isa,r the report pub.!rhcd In a 10.
cal pap~. tina, G prominent person had
recently been concerned In the drusYinS
OF a yonn. Sri. who escaped the fate
Of Jennie Bcsschi.,er only through the
prompt services Jf physicians.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
REYNOLDS GOT
HERL|AY SNUB.
Captain Had No Sym
pathy with Aristocrat
Reforners.

John y. Reynolds. manager Of the Uni.
versity Settlement. which has Its head
quarters In the heart Of the ''Red Light"
district. vas the first witness this after
noon IN the trial of Police captain John
ID. Hcrl!hy. on charges OF failure to cup
Sress vice when he was In command Il,
Eldridgc street.
Mr.. Reynolds told of visit to Iicrlihy.
lie asked the Captain to take action
against disorLeriy housekeepers In the
neiyhborhOod. He said that the Captain
gave no satisfaction. and said: II have
no sympathy with you aristocrats who
come down here TO reform this district
Mr.. Reynolds told Of the existence OF
vice In the neIghborliOod, corroborat ting
the evidence given by the Rev. II. l..
Paddock. the complainant against Her
lihy.
he mad li.ei abroad for four years.
"Did you see much Of tho social evil In
Paris p asked Mr.. Grant.
II lived In the Latin Quarter" an
Hwered Mr.. Reynolds.
York as to the social evil us bad rs IN
Eyes, sir. I DID replied the wltness.
certain honse In FIvinEton street was
no. sir. replied Nj, Reynoids.
q; pid ,'o,i ever go Into the house?
20. Did YOU 60 inE aicae. Il. No. sir; /
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
BOOB WAS HAZED.
WAR BOARD FINDS.
Practice Must Be Stopped at West Point
and Penalties Suggested.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S--Tho record
OF the proceedings ana fnd!nxs Of the
Military Court of Inquiry appointed 10
Investigate the case OF cx-Cadet Oscaf
l.. BOOK. whose recent death was ~.
triouted hy his family and friends 20
inJurte. received from haxing a, he
West Point Military Academy. was re-
ceived ut the War Department it..-ay.
The record comprises four large VOL
umes. each OF 1000 typewriiten pages.
and constitutes verbatim r"por; OF tho
entire proceedings OF the Court. includ-
Ing all the testimony taken. and con-
cludes with an elaborate" review o! the
testimony and the conclusions OF IN.
Board thereon. II n signed by all the
members OF the couri-viz. Gen.
Iirooke. commanding tn. Department OF
the EaAt: Gen. Bates. Paymaster-Ger-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
.SWEARS SHE.
WAS DRUCCED.
::...rc. :.c- i CT $ Wealthy
Mr.. Canevari for
$4,000.

cesl:a Ro.sI. Il a.nu,''ui woman. the
wife Of Pistro Rossl WHO Was once a
wealthy Wholesale frut dealer. is suing
P.ci.o tinevt-.. a.'o u f-r!: itu.c- .ai
worth ss1o.oO'. for $4,000 damages before
Justice Lawrence ~ supreme Court.
MIS- Eo-a! alleges .hLt on ArS. H..
1885,. CnnevarI drugged her NJ South
i.saca. :. J.. and kspt he. "a prison., =
all night In a hote!. Hef health was
her husband driven TO an insane ssy-
In .. wsr. lohn paim,eri. AZ.
I..-, a Icy. fn!f IA; .ir fac ~
alleged ATE 40; true aau aea.arrs taat
'hi al; Erorya. 10 h:itkEla!. rs
Nao,he- oc:,ca IL pending sya'r-i
Csnes4r.. IN Aalc.i M.s, .p.,:r. has
hand dcnupss r"f5i ii 80 ~ 20
.t..ese,i happening az Sou.a u.Asl.
'sr1r! II In s,s.:e,E, NJ 81 WASH
.inksoa sNest.
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EaS accompanied by man name,
- On. you took "a young man into the
place? 4. No. str. he took me in.
~ Who was he? \. \ McCu.lagh
Alr. Grant quickly dropped the subject.
~ PRESIDENT York sent for him and thoy
discussel the conditions OF Capt. Her
Hhy's district. Mr.. Reynolds admitted
he told Mr.. York OF the friyhtful con.
ditiors in the Red Light Di1,rict," ana
that at that tins the responsibility of
cant. ferlihy WIS discussed.
The witness said that IN February,
1900. he had sent TO President York a
list OF disorderly houses In the Eldr!dye
street police district.
DO you think |, was fair To 20 over
Capt. Herlihy.s head and complain 10
his supcrlors? asked Mr.. Grant.
49," replied Mr.. Reynolds. THE
coEdit Ions were NO open and ,iaYrnnt
that he ,,ould not have failed to Know
Of them" 49,"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
VICE EVIDENCE IN
PHILBlN'S HANDS.

Districi-Attorney Philb!n this after
noon received from Mr.. Marley Platzek,
Of tho Tammany Committee Of Five,
n batch Of evidence. which is tho result
of that committees labors In Investigate
,ialvicc and cFima in this city.
Mr.tPfnibtn called IN his assistant.
George Schurman and instructed him to
carefully look over tho evidence SUBJ
m!,icd and repor: as to the law and
facts contained In Il.
Mr.. Pnilbn when asked CONCERNING tho
nature OF the evidence declined to state
its character. He said that Mr.. Schur-
man would go over It carefully and have
a report ready In two or three days.
MIR. Ph1lbin also said that personally he
had not heard from any member OF tho
Committee Of Five nor from the Com
mittec Of Fifteen.
Chairman Lewis Nixon. OF the Tam.
many Committee OF Five. has 'iron-
clad" evidence that Tammauy district
leaders arc in the Interpretation COM
bine.
Mr.. Nixon inumated az much to AN
Evening World reporter to-day and
hintcd that the evidence would be laid
before the Grand Jury for action.
The combine" Is composed OF fifteen
persons. Mr.. Nixon says. and he has
evidence enough to convict them. lie
will ask for indictments not only for
these. but for several police oflclsls
who failed to do their duty.
Chairman Nixon when seen to-day
was not at all disconnected by the crlti-
there was Combine" engaged In COL
II, Ia 1au lin n1u
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
.C0FF READY ON
M0L|NEUX CASE.
RecOrderW Will Be Through.
with the Testimony
This Week.

Recorder Gon announced this after
noon that 30 far n. he was Tpa .erneI
lac would be through Wit, the cav" Of
Roland Burnham Mol!neux .nis week.
lie had q conference. with George Cor
don Battle, MolIneux's council. ,ht, AZ.
terrDon on tn. matter. TIL, Recorder
ttcn said TINT ne woull p'r e ,''e :-,G:
ter ~ the hands OF Edward Il. Carroll.
Clerk OF the Court OF General s5s''o.s,
to be transmitted TO the |ou!; o: h?.
pcais at Albany.
The care will probably he a:Sued al;
the March term NJ thai court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
M'kInLEY NO BETTER.
President Coaancd to III. Room,
and Diplomatic Reception on.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--'rhe President
Is Sill III. and OF the advice OF Dr.,
Rixey has decided to- stay I'm his room
; for three or four days.
There will be no Cabinet meeting to-
day and tho Invitations for tho diplo-
matte reception tomorrow night have
been recalled. The reception Will ne
held Mt 4 future time no. YET decided
upon.
ltFis stated at the White House that
the President Is not seriously III. but
has q, bad cold. and these steps mr..
taken az precautionary measure.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
GAVE, NEWsBoY WORTHLESS. CHECK.

alexander agent thirtyave ss4
street, before
charged with passing
Foinby sxeenyarod ncvsboy Feinberg
Saturday bill gayi
So and him rscrptaut
the check the teller
seaans wife said her huabaal
the
Saui Jour
receipt" Q Judge Seaman was discharged.
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he had ironclad evidence that
certaln district leaders N Ton-
many Hail were In the "Protsetisn
Conbine," and that /. few Gays
he would startlc the coaa1aity
Ly presenting evidence to the
Observation-Disclosures which wsuId
lead 10 the indictn,ent ss these
Men, together with several poliee
oaciaIs and some men without any
omcial titles.
The Evening World reporter FATHERS
that the evidence against the Combine"
has not yet been turned over to tho
Distr4ct-Attorncy. though It may be In
n day OF two.
To Indict Police Chiefs.
Meantime the public may expect the
Indictment OF u number OF police In
spcctors and captains for remi.sness In
not stamping out immortality In their
respective commands.
My statement given out yesterday
wac complete" said Mr.. Nixon. '.Tha,
abatement. II II Is carefully studied. viii
be found to answer every question:.
YES. /" your friends. bu, how nbou:
your enemies?" he was asked.
"Tau,inany dOesn't care d-n
for it, en~mirsw excIaj med Mr..
Nixon impulsivrIy AMI nusSing
holly.
All We care about Is to bring the
guilty 10 account: TO get legal evidence
against the men who have used the
name OF the organization 10 levy black.
mall upon law-brcakers.'.
~ did not say-tnkc this down as |
say 1t. don't want to be misauotc,l--
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Marley Platzek, of the
Tammany Five, Sends
IT. a Partial Report
Nixon Points His Fin
ger at Tammany Dis
trict Leaders.
LEWIS NIXON POINTS
At TAMMANY MEN.

Don't misunderstood me-. I do
not-now take this down as I say
II: don't want to be misquo,ei
Il do not mean to say that
THERE ARE IN THAT COM.
BlSATlOE collecting blackmail
, from the gambling house keep
ers) no MEN HIGH IN the coun-
ellis OF TAMAIANY.
But do say that THESE MEN
are not supported IN what they
do BY THE ORGANISATION,
and that when THEIR CON-
NECTION with certain forms OF
protection Is shown am salts
fled they will be dropped.-Lcwis
Nixon, Chairman OF Tammany
Committee OF Five, to The Even
ing World.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
timations In the succeeding convers:
on.
Mr.. Nixon intimated plainly ths
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
POPE LEO FAvoRs FRANCE.
PontiH Not Innuencrd by Gern,s ms
n Chinese Affairs.


n Chinese Affairs.
PARIS. Jan. s.-Archbishop Fav.cr.
the head OF the French Mission In North
China. who reached Marscillcs Jan. 8.
has arrived In Paris. having stopped in
Romc to sec tho Pope. In an interview
he said he believed the Dowagcr Em.
press would return to Picking in the
Spring, when order will be completely
Restored.
MEr. Favter added that the Pope
would never withdraw his protcctoratc
over the Christians In China from
France, and that any effort OF Germany
10 chat end would remain fruitless.
~ Gun aflirm thar Pope Leo XIII. IL
CENTRALLY disposed toward France. and
mas not the slightest Intention OF re-
sortinF to the severe measures which
have been moosed, and that there is no
question Of diplomatic RUPTURE His
Honness said 70 me: ! love France with
all my SOUL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thGrty.six
ho"rs ~ndisS AZ y r. ".
"wednesday for New York
CITY and ricinity, Fair and
wsraer Tonight, weSass.
day rainy fresh sosth 10
esst winis.
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FATHER GONE. CHILD DEAD.
So" Wants to Fisd Him before
the Funeral.

t.oniK Rusxezyk. sixty-two years old. /,
pnraiytlc. has been reported missing
from his home. ut 23J Freeman street.
Grccnpoint. since Sept. > last.
tn" old mans daughter died ye.tcr.
haS ana VIII be buried tomorrow. The
mans son reported the case to the DO.
ice ~ The hope that MS father would
his Child's funeral. '''
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stevnr, y II"mropa,h.

Comm. .lotivr. = rilcr said that fno
fact thai DIR. Stewart was = aomoeonAsn,
ri 10 OF the HOSPITAL adii!n.strnti:a-.-e9-sz
Dr.. R1Sc;, J. H.ll. Of the Stat. Bo1nd
OF Charl.ics. who has been AZ BelIeyuo
ion p, l.tt to-day FOR Albany. whera no
Eoard a; IL meeting Tomorrow.
re will report as ne nid year axo
sary. lie believes in new buildings.
new management and new system. IL Ii
said thar DR.. j Il. Wctherbec: Deputy.
superintendent at the METROPOLITAN Hos
pital will succeed TO the vacancy caus-
81 by the promotion OF DR.. Stewart TO
The bellevue 5upc:.n,cnaenry. -. -
Wien questioned to-day In regard TO
stoner Keller sa!d that 1t WAS hue solely
1, a w!.!: Tor Il better seTvicc, Ind ;..ttss.
he did not doubt the 'ormer superin-
trudrnt's honesty.
I, ,rpor,r!Iy as superintendent Of Che
Hospital on Blackwsu's
Island. IN place OF DR. Stewart. who ias
gore 10 bellevue.
New bellevue Slate.
Or. Stewart. the new SuperlntcadeHt.
mad. M his sistc Ju-ipg the day.
high official q the Institution said ne
Deputy superintendent. William b
D Rourke; nigh, super!n,s7dcnt q new
1fficcy. Michael J. Richard: stewards
,fiics ubol.shcd, Major samuel RufsetI u
"a go: li,shi captain. John McHale to-
70; many changes In clerical sfan;;zs
many OF the n.ip TO 10.
OF this slate. which the new. supcsin.s
eudcnt had ut that time SUR
nitted to Commissioner Keller fur
.pproval, William u. o'Rourke IL
ne man who WAS oustcd frps4 Z
he superinienieney when ~. 49, s
Il f,is deputy. II. j. Richard. nj thu -
Try OF Si.t0O. ard Mr., Ric,Inrd geoo IL
,osition next lower. that s. ntSnt'
ns IN Inc duiIrs 81 III ~ q r.
,seng abolishsd II n
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; NURSES INDICTED
FOR MANSLAUGHTE
FIRE STARTIfS GUESTS
IN GRAND UNION HOTEL..

the Kitchen o. me Onion Hotelppse,
tbs afternoon aud started email black
When the engines froRt
among many
and tho beboys
wore perfectly quFy
nguishcd a.
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pro,cc,ed b, sleeplc,. AGENTS.

r..,si.eta 81, the Psnnsyisania Railroad are
tss!exuatisi BY perfect sSs,sm Of satomatis
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shsrt Line. Fast Tralss TO 81. Louis.
TAs Psnnsylssnia aaiinsd operates ths short,
81! linc and fssteAt tfaiHs tssSssn New Yeti
sd s. LosiA .ss an n, Is =, =