davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
WILD RIDE
IN THE NIGHT
FOR A DOCTOR
None Could be Found Until 1t
Was too Late.
INCIDENT OF The PRAlRIES
Terrible Accident 10 a Little
Girl.

Guth<ie O. t. Dec. NJ IT. soa-
mans. e recently elected vice president
OF the agricultural board. brought tie
complete story to this csty Of the sad
death Of the i-year-old daughter 81 Rsv
biehi. a Methodist minister at GrEasS.
Roger Mills county. Thu story was very
briefly given ia "a Teeent .sslse % ,hs
Easie. The ministers beautiful nttle girl
was scalded % death
Mr.. seanans told 81 the accident 20 tho
correspondent for tae Eagle lie said.
Rev Dsehl Is Newcomers 60 oar town.
He came With nis family frou Weather
ford. where he MAS pastor 81 the n. 4.
church.
He preached one sunday az Grimes
and ! got up little pounding party foz
him. We surprised him and the family.
one OF tEe party had hTousht some PEA
mats along. knowing that the minister
had children ard that they would enJor
them. We put the peanuts under the ia
BE on tire focr and as vs. tid 50 no
most beautiful iI,tle sirl have ever
seen. just about enc year GA. came CUT
Of tho corner Ake e fairy Ffer hair was
raxen and her eSes shc sweetest blue.
She had been IN hiding but she peanuts
proved too tempting Tor her she had
one llt,le s;ock'ng ard Shoe W her hand
and the other sun on her taot She was
picture. she loaded her smaf hands
with peanuts ana was put up in high
chsir Then the company Hmused them
selves the rcst 81 the evening with that
cimpled bare foot
1T was not many hours after fhis that
this ssme iilee girl who IN Old hsf hca,-
eRly beauty sft there vlth oae shoe or.
tho gdmlrstlon ~ Us al. las dead hav-
ns bsen so,lded Co death bs falling .nto
a tub u scaldlue water
1T was terrible. and ths poor mother
nearly went Wild over The Incident
"Alrs uiehl was washing bee clothes
and hso put tht tuE ~ scaidirp water
Gown on the Goor to pash something
aside L. make room Cor the tah higher
up while She was doins THIS The little
girl IN her baby p'sy bscsed rirht inte
the 'ub ard fen backward isfa tie not
water
Her mother matched har cat Her
father who was working iu the yard.
hearing the commoton came running .u.
lhey both tore the clothes fram the
body az quickly es they eaui3 bui ira
heat wrapped zap against ihe teufer
flesh had done itF work
THAT night a Young German rode on
night trying On see dorso- The strain
was terrible ard -th~. vaii at Tho ssle x
tho dyinc babe was no less 20
The rider rode 20 Cheyenne whlca -
twelve miles Both doctera here wero
busy ard couid nor come he came back
and wcnt In the opposite direction fer ron
miles ~ more and finally sacce.d,a 10
securing medical ais
"ft was too iste
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
ACCUSE QUAY
OF SEEKING TO
GET CONTROL
New Element Is Brought Into
Statehood Fight,
SIX NEW SENATORS
Would be a Big Addition to
Pennsylvania Mans Strength.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Between this and
January 5, when statehood comes up
again, the guns win be turned on Senator
Quay. Already the opponents of state
hood for Arizona and New Mexico have
begun TO put a personal Interpretation
on Quays championship Of the omni-
bus bill In trying TO win adherents to
the no-statehood idea the anti Quay men
are telling senators that the passage of
the omnibus bill means that Quay win
be autocrat of the senate; that the six
senator's from the three new states would
give him power rarely enjoyed by any
senator. For it is argued that the new
majors would naturally tie up TO Quay.
There is in the omnibus bill. then, senate
politics; and this means the intensifying
CT the fight. The anti-statehood men are
fighting Quay The New York Evening
Tost editorialIy sounds the keynote to be
Used 10y the no-statehood contingent. The
Post editorial is this:
Senator Quay is to be credited with
originating the very latest idea in poiiti-
cal bossism. We have become used. dur
ing The last quarter OF d century. to boss
ism within state lines. It has indeed be-
come the settled and accepted fashion for
the state boss TO have himself elected to
the United States senate. and 10 take
there with him as his colleague some one
whom he can easily dominate and control.
But even senator's who are also state
bosses have heretofore been content to
own only one other senator. Quay.
however. is not bound by any such mar
row or restricted lines. His broader con
ception is that three senator's ready 10
do his bidding are none to many. And
the open way he goes about getting them
Is really delightful. His old political
friend Bill Andrews lives in New Mexi-
co and Senator Penrose has brother
out there also who is available. s, All that
Is needful is TO admit New Mexico and
Arizona to statehood and the trick is
done There are some little mining in
terests too. which are worth consider
ing. SO Quay prepares to hold up the
senate in favor Of the omnibus statehood
bin. In order TO attract Democratic votes
q his project he arranges Democratic
victories in the territories in question
lie threatens reprisals against Repubm-
cans who oppose him And this ne does
only "owning" one other senator. If he
succeeds in forcing the admission of two
more rotten boroughs I'm the west, and
Consequently owns" three other sena-
tors instead Of one. who knows where
&C win stop?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
He TOOK THE ANTIDoTE.
On the Promise Of the Doctors to
Take Him to His Loved One.

Guthrie. O. T, Dec. 20.--The story of
= doubtful attempt at suicide is told by
tho Norman Transcript. That paper
says: John Bamcot. who had been work
ing I'm Norman, went to his home in
Moore Friday and word was received
here Sunday that he had suicided via
She morphine route because his girl had
gone back on him our special CORE
Epondent at Moore gives the following
account Of it:
John Bamcot tried to commit suicide
last Friday. but is still alive. For a day
OF two before the deed the people here
generally knew that he was a little off.
Tor he tried TO get poison from our drug
gist but failed Then he went to Okla
homa City and returned the evening Of
the same day and about dark walked into
the depot and told the agent that he had
taken a dose OF poison. and not to tell
any one; he then laid down in the wait
Ing room with his face to the floor IN
the meantime the agent ran out the
back door and secured q doctor in ten
minutes a large crowd gathered and two
doctors came. John lay rolling and
grooming as If in great pain and kept
saying Dee wanted TO see Hattie" just
once more vt first he would not take
aay medicine. bat when told that they
would take him 10 see her II he took the
medicine. he Welded he sulked for q
couple Of days. but is out now and looks
like 81 cents. The doctors say they
saw no signs that he had taken any
poison
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
eUTHRlE's FIRST THEATER co.
Senator BrodbalI Brought L There at
the Openinq.


Guthrie, Q. T., Dec. 19--Senator H. r.
c. Brodban. told the Eagle on his visit
to Guthrie this week of the first theatre
troop THAI ever played in Oklahoma.
Senator Brodbal was the manager Of
the repertoire company. which played the
capital city in 1889.
Il had broken an engagement at NVich-
ita, said the ex-senator in telling of It.
Il made a contract with Macos & Payne,
who were running the opera house, which
consisted of a big tent.
II remember it mighty well. 1t set way
of down there south of town. The town
was just oonglomeration OF tents.
There were no streets then, for every
piece Of land was taken.
when the company got of the train,
We found our way up. around and be
tween the tents before we reached the
big tent
The contract with the house manage
ment was to the effect that we were to
receive 500 night
The first night, there was poor house
so when I went TO the managers and
asked Tor my hundred dollars, il was
not forthcoming.
The next night / went 10 the man
agers and demanded the hundred dollars
before rang up the curtain. The man
ayers didn't have it. So / made a bargain
with them right there 10 take the show
in my own hands.
The house was packed after that
Every night after we got the big tent
full. 1 ordered the boys to raise all the
flaps on the side. II we hadn't have
done this every one Of the ropes would
have been cut and the r0ueher element
would have gotten 10 see IN show that
way.
The rules were that there should be no
show on sunday 50 went TO tho coun-
ell and got permission 10 give "a sacred
concert told our band leader what
had been done and he arranged for d
negro farce-comedy.
we were saved however for that
night the most terri6c windstorm came
up and tere mat tent into thousand
strips ana wound them around The cen
ter pole
10 YOU know some of those people.
Who played minor parts en- Guthrie ia
lSSe. are today making good money IN
New York. often read about them and
ihink Of the arst company thar ever
played Oklahoma
Ar Bro6hau was En- the show business
fer nine years and his success in LATER
years IS probably due 70 enc early scarf
he got in The management Of shows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
THOUGHT HIM INSANE
Sickness ot Oklahoma Man Of an In
.ventive Turn Started That Rumor.

Sickness Of Oklahoma Man Of an In
.VentiVe Turn Started That RUmor.
Guthrie o. r. Dec. 2o.--On Tuesday
night Of last week Charley Eckerd. a
single man living on his farm about
eleven miles southwest ~ Manchester.
saws the Journal OF that city. was taken
sick and at "a late hour awakened his
neiRhbor. M Clark. living across the
road. Re was taken in ard everything
done that could BE- TO relieve his condl-
ton. His brother VIII and Alr VIII
Kicks were notified and went 70 care
for him. They remained with him uu-
"a Saturday noon, but his condition con
tinued TO grow worse instead Ok bet
ter. For four days ne refused 70 take
any nourishment other than mlk ell
the while showing strong symptoms ~ iu-
sanity. though ~ no time did he show
symptoms Of becoming violent Under
directions q a local physician az wakits
Il was decided n take him % the wIch-
ita hospital FOR which place h. took
the Saturday evening train. accompa
by Deputy sheriff Parker Of Waklta bis
brolner. VIII Eckerd and VIII gicks
Sunday morning AZ the hospital an cr-
animation was made and q was discover
= that The patient WHs aufe-iug firm M
merous deranged conditions q tho body.
but that hts BRAIN vas IN no wsy dir
eased. His liver and Kidneys wee badly
affected and his nervous system ainos;
completely shattered SuFneTorr reports
that Charley had become insane over re-
Ilgion, also that study over perpetual
motion patent had unbalanced his MIND
have been circulated. bat tie clsrrosr
of the case hy tha hospital phrsi-ians
would indicate that nothing - tHs tiHf
had troubled his mind. AZ least aoi to sny
serln--s erfenf-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
HANGING 70 BE IN PAwNEE.
Barclay and Brummit Not to Die in
Guthrie


Guthrie, Q. T., Gee 20-Eight prisoners
have been brought from Pawnee. where
they were sentenced Two of these were
Gorge Barclay and James Brummit, who
viii be hanged February y, IL the SEN
tence of the Pswnee court is carried
out. The execution win occur at Pawnee
This viii he the second legal execution
that has ever taken place in Oklahoma.
1t was at first supposed that the hang
ing would take place here at the Guthrie
federal jail, but il has been decided 9TH
erwise The two men were brought here
for safe keeping till the date Of execution.
It Is rumored that there was fear Of
violence from the friends of the men if
they were left at Pawnee, but this is
denied
The officers who came over from Paw
rec with the eight prisoners were Cap
tain Hunt Bennett of Pawhuska. Shock
ev of Pawnee. Haynes of Hominy and
Vanness of Pawnee. The prisoners and
their sentences are as follows:
Z. NJ. Paris. one year. for larceny.
T. A. Stewart. sixty days, for intro
dusing whisky to the Indians
Henry Hymer. four months, for sell
ing whisky TO the Indians.
Harry Cochran, one year. for larceny.
Emmett Blevins. four months. FOR lar
ceny.
Fred lllson was one Of the number but
l.e was not sentenced. as he was serving
q sentence when he was taken TO Pawnee
to serve as a witness in a case.
All tn prisoners spoken Of in the above
paragraph win serve their sentences in
the federal iail here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

gun loaded and George studebaker hand
ed it to the other young man 70 III
the hog, but before hendins 1t to him ne
cooked it. The gun had nGt much more
than passed out OF George -Stad' BAKER s
hands until il went OF. taking effect Al
Georges stomach. The wounded men
was at once brought TO otiila-ater where
his mother resides, and FRS. 'irey ard
Murphy We're sent for. They 1vaid MT'
Studebaker quite sick ana von'iti-S
blood indicating that me bullet had
PISSED through his stomach The wound
is serious but may not De Fatal rs the
bullet was a . short. The Wounded iuaa
is about % years cid AMI lives with his
mother in the west part u town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
ENGAGEMENT OF PAXTON
OF the Territorial University to Miss
Samuel Anncuncec

Norman. @. r.. Dee 1A-Ca-as are aut
announcing The marriage u Miss Fan
t.ne Samveis IF Anadarso 20 PROF. Pax
ton - the university. the wedding TO
take place no Anadatke Oh Tues6lv. De-
ccmbev g. 1sc. Miss Samuels IS 3 fag-
uerly 81 Norman youne lady having
been a student IN the university for a
number of years. and also one ~ the
most popular teachers in the East SIDE
school last wear alr. Paxton Is certainly
~ ise concentrated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
sEAR TIE sews TO HUNTERS.
Herd Eighs Ger 2sinirs crors IN
Cie~sisra Cossrsg

.1f-T7aT- q = D ~ = TF.1s9r-
se- - Merge. Twelve ~ cftaen MES
-erfseaff = $e-=zr er-ss faas
hrrs - Ger = eolsx rezsis.rs.s- as---
ars 60 his esTa sd e7rfsrf Tesr. zrs
flz - e.gAt .1 fhs Eesr h-zese - q
sa-e-- sre-Esz tuek. 50 sss un-a-- So
shlea ihsY hsgrse aga7 sls preserves
zax<s hir t1zixzzat Re tkr-4ssz. L
tA<s 80 = hex. a. - x a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
WILL THEY CATCH MICE?
Mrs. Morrison of Woodward Is Tam
ing Two Wildcats.

Woodward. O. T.. Dec 2e-The News
here says Something novel In the way of
pots is owned by Mrs. Morrison. who is
experimenting with pair Of bobcats.
Al first glance one is apt 10 think from
the size that they are the common house
cats. but The fiery CLEAN OF the eye and
the continual resuessness convey some
thing OF the foreclosures Of the class
q which they belong. While but two
months old these kittens are equally as
barge as the fun grown house cat. almost
identical In color. but with a notceabIv
broader face They are kept in a box
covered with wire netting bur are occa-
sionaliy givcn the same freedom and de-
FORT themselves very much like any
other tarae pet. but whether an attempt
Il domestioate them viii prove success
ful We cannot say. although it II not
probable they VIII ever become good
Tnousors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
BROKEN BRIDGE SUIT COMING UP
In Kansas City Next Month as
Damage Case.

Cashion. O. T.. Dec e5-The Advance
here SAYS that a Representative az the
Canton Bridge company is In town TAX
sng dispositions relative To the Cotton
WOOD bridge disaster, which occurred
March H. 1901. when the bridge which
had only been huiit about six weeks.
sollapsed while I'VE men were crossing II
IN wagon. kuiinS William Casey and
injrring others Of the party. The dam
age suit growing out OF the accident viii
b tried in the January term Of the court
st Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
FOR TgsRIroRIAL SCHOOL FUND.
School Boards CO Three New Counties
70 Meet After ChriKs-~aa

Guthre. o. r.. Dee - IRE srheri
boards q me three new copafier. caado
Kiowa and Couanrhs. have called ron
vsnfion ta he neid iH Auadsveo Dscelate
f1- the prrpoee ~ orrsrizirE ard g.
vfslng e way that fhsy may - unitee ie
making an efcrt 81 =eczrs Legislation g.
give them f5e territorial zchecl ford
shirh fhey ae-s fntifies - iast year bpf
failed - - Tzis - step ia the rizhf
direction ard if means rsuch a. ths
schools ~ ne fhTse coassfes sDps~a q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
CASING WELL At HEaNsssEY.

Her.nessey. O. r. Dee. zo-wo-k on the
ca wen IS progressing nicely. The cas-
Ing has been put down nearly as far IS
the wei was dr2lsd and "a soon as the
casing is completed 70 thai depth the
drilling VII b rssurred. X IS thou zslt
that the Dim VII start il 8 few days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
BELOW TIE CAVE sELT.
Drill a. Blackwell R.sshins the Place
20 c~~oc4r cSsff-r

re ras EsH - rze- seek fza t<rr
sfoE crfrE io ~ "a. tszf gree 1iT---si-
y hss beer has e. ts~ -ariaT forms tia--
wfl-h hare sesu freourf@-~' - 81 fae
Esgs -; s5Vn he~e. Th~ss fo-Vrai-a-s
have nof - s7urs afse- fhr f-sf ~
f-ef TAs wcr 81 ner u-sr-y csza ~
sfzf se~fh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
GEORGE sTUoEeAKgR SHOT.

F>N~'~~'tN-- $1,000 ~ SNN S@f7lS
6uiiet Into His Stomach.
Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. cor the acct
cent 20 George Studebakor 4 Saltwater.
tie Gazette says: II seemed ,hat Nfr
Nora was having some hogs killed and
George Studebsker and another Young
man we're helping him. They nad he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

Continued "a Fourteenth Page
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to august ,, 1902


Trains leave from Pe1a-y wanna Station.
$50 s.. n. Daily LOcai fCT HaTrIs7E5Grgs
v aTGensoLs- Charlotte, ard way stations
1871 a. IN Daily. Washington Richmond,
suC Florida Limited. FIrsl-llass coaches ard
CrlUlng-r5OuI sleeper 20 jacksonville, fla Din
ilg car service
u.I5 g. L.. Daily United States Fast Nail
First-class COACHES and drawing room sleeper
70 Sev Orlez-s. Dining car service
II:Sl a. III DALI Local Ter Nzrre1t5n and
Charlottesville
$50 P. Hi- Saturdays only. The Warrsnton
Speclai;' AIvxand-ia MANASSAS, CalTe1i0n and
fgTrcuton.
4:0I p N Week Days Local Tor Harrison
burg and way stations ~ MANASSAS branch
4.5J P "a. Daily LEGAL for H4r-enlSn AID
Charlottesville
SIS ?. H. Daily. New York and Atllata tx
pres Eirst-1lass coach and sleeper - Atlanta;
Mondays. I4 e,.Hesdays. ard Fridays s.lEzs--
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to san
Francisco Pullman buffet service
$50 p H. Daily. Ne~ YORK aES Florida
Express. FiTst-cI-,s coach aad sleeper 10 Sa-
vaEnah jacksonville. and Port Tampa, sleeper
70 augusta, and connection for Ai4eu. Dining
car zgrs1ce-
1901 p. IT. DaiIy. Washington and Ci.at-
taEooga Limited tsla Lyus.illrS5- t'5=st-ei=S5
coach aud sleeping car C. R0anJzc. knoxville,
Cbsttsaooga, and AeupHjs; sleeper - SEE
Orleans Dining car sgr.lcc-
1910 p. q. BaIIy. Washington and South
western Limited. AS PgllngB tIain, club and
obs-rslC.oE lars 90 Atlanta and Macon; sleep
crs 70 Nashville. Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. Dining car service
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va, anu points South. Tss
Alexandra and Fredericksburg Leave station.
6th and 3 s1.ests, 40 a H., 5:Ao p. n. dzily
aGlulng carr for Richmond and points On AZ
lauIIc Cost Line AID Florida. 10:41 4 rs
90 p n daily lflorIda and MeIropo.ie-ia
Limitad), for IIchmoEd and points On sea
hoard AR Line ana FLORIDA; l0.-l a m train
eorrecls al Richmond with c. o. Ry- ;or
Ns,eport News. old Point Comfort. etc; l0-sl
d H. daily Tor Eichmoud and points or South
err Railway and Florida dining carl; 40 a n
week days. 4:I5 p m daily express to- Rich
lnCud only PUl or parlor cars OF al
above trains. Accommodation fer Quantic0, I;+s
a. M sunday Only; 4-25 P m week days;
S-al o. lil-. except saturday
7 D. MYERS. y. D. DUKE, W P. TAYLOR
President General Mgr. Trslae ASz.
RieLmund- "a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-19
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
scaedaIs 80 - z. -.

Trains Leave Penus5 lyansa Station
POO P 81 Daily-CINCLSNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS Said VesIbule train sor
Cincinnati. Re5ehes Mountain Resort Stations
same evening, Cincinnati and Louisville uexr
morning 81 LOUIS aad Chicago that evening.
Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati and Louisville
Daily. -S-%g Car
6:55 ?. j. D1ily-S ASEITSGTON AND ST
LOUIS SPECIA- 4 new solid Yestibuiei
electric-lighted train, striving Cincinnati
IFS g H., indianapolis S % p. m, St. Louis
9-z5 p L. daily, Chlcag5 $40 p. H. week
days. Pullman Sieepers 10 Cincinnati, Indian
alolis, and St Louis without change parlor
car Cincinnati 70 Chicago. Dining car
II.I0 p Il DAILY F. ' LIMITED Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman SIcepers %
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper TO Virginia
Bot Springs tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sstur-
days; connection daily Sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and s. IcUis- Dining Car
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; zoe Four
teenth street. near r and AZ the station
Telephone call ~ for Pennsylvania r r. cas-
Service L " FULLER
General Passenger Agent
Tele5llone Main IG55-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-19
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

every day in the year Hom loot Of 7th
st fo- II Monroe. Norfolk. Ne,rpa--
- News. aI,d a.. points south, by tue 81
- rgrs. ygweE.o. steel Ps-ace steamers
..,..,y.g-rt -lvs Norfolk" a,I
--U asaIaggcn-
LIZ Wash ton $3.50 Pm Lv- PoTtsm'th- pn
Nv a.czaa..r.a-7-Oo pa. Lv. Ncrsoik....6-50 On
Az F. .Nonrce-1-OG am Lv- IT Monroe 20 DIN
Ar Nori0ss....s.o3 an ~. Alexandra. 5.5J an
A.. E0r.s-z tbs T. -'H Ar "2Siiiast T. 30 an
IL through connections made AZ Nor
- folk with cleaners OF Old Dominion
- steamship Co for New York and Ne.-
- chants and Miners Steamships tx Bls-
toz
81 For further Information apply 1t
- ,-eac-a. ticaet office. Bend Building. Iflh
and y Y ave, o. 7th ST. wharf, Wash
- lu-ton, D. c.
Phone geo. JNO. CALLAHAN, Gen. Mgr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-19
-. !. :. !. - 80 Z. B.

La-.....0..z AgD Crii0 r. r.
Schedule IL eject Nay Is. 1902.
Leave washington. Nex Jersey Ava and c =
Chicago and Northwest, -lo.5o a. IN, -e-2s
,
= IA, +4-l5 p m, 10 nlgnt-
PItusbUrg and Cleveland, 1850 a. r, $40
= m and i go night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 2 m
Winchester. 1853 q m, 4i:l5 and 1888
= Li-ay, Riverton. Front Royal. EIkton. 'E:1s
p A n 1880. $50. 1:5O 4 n. f4:se
B az Rii *; week days, $40 a n Cspsciap
and 400 p m Sundays, $40 g L. and 1:4s
p Federico 4. fs.s5. 1900. llo.5o a m. -1.lA
'i Isse' So l5.o5 a n and 1880 p. n
Boyd and way points. Obs s-9:0J a r-z
ssI.l5 10 80, $50, s-IG-I5- u-SJ P n
CaI,fezsburs and way points. 80 $3.50 =
n .05- $50. s'l0-I5. 1850 p m
u Washington Junction and way points. ..s:sSs
ssg-oJ a M, 'rI-I5, 4.S0, $50 ? n
Baltimore, week days. x5-00- SEQ. 5s5es
xT-a5. 80. xs.S3. e.35, $50, xIO.00, L 80 A.
m. xI2:2O noon, XI.5j. X5 90. "A go, x4-Sp.
as x5-C5 SIS, x6.z0, CSC, Xs:0Jg &lo-o9,
xII:So, IS P m suHa4ys, $50 X X % 70
$50 : SO * 90 g. m, zl2-2t, lis, x2.eos
Ks So x5-O5 ESQ, xS-0o. Xlo.0O, xl1.S0, I.ss
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains illuminated with Pintsch light
B9f-i-,ore. Philadelphia New York, Bostoz,
and lha East $50. 100 Diner, $50 (Buts
fc5). s-s:0o (pinsr). 1900 tDineTl a. La.s
$500 (Di1cr). 800 t'-Royal Limited
T5Irerl 400 (Philzdeipaia only, sos
Irtsnerl 500 and -lI-3O p pa- Sleeping Car
oueu II 1000 O'ciCcz)-
''' Atlantic city, I7.05. 1000 A. n, l12-9
noon so p. N.
sDsiIy Except Sunday sunday only.
xf,xpress tFEius-
ysv-czre called f5T and checked from hctez
- --ssi9isrees bv Union Transfer Co. on orders
III AZ ticket oi3ces. go Pennsylvania Avenus
-,,r+bzEest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. and at station