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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
CITIES MUST
ACT JOINTLY
Seattle and Ballard Interested
Equally in Car Speed

Considerable comment has been eauH-
ed BY story printed In the Star yes-
terday concerning the speed with
which u 10 claimed Ballard ears run
over the Salmon bay treHtle n f.
stated That The motormen are reck-
less. and regular passengers fear an
accident some time. The bridge in
question b. between Seattle and H8l-
hrd-the diYiGF Inc between The two
municipalities beiHg the middle % tho
treatle. This car starts on ita Wild
race in Seattle. but by the time it
has attained high rate u speed It
has crossed the line into Ballard II
Is not known which municipality would
have Jurisdiction over the matter. and
II ls probable that The representatives
u both cities viii meet and confer
upon the matter. afterwards urging
the councils % both cities to take ac-
ton az the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
ANOTHER CANAL
New Scheme Proposed Phelan Is Heard on
Chinese Exclusion

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb g Scott
Of West Virginia today Addressed the
senate on hts resolution for the 18TH
milan canal board % investigate the
praeticablllty Of constructing a canal
across the fHthrnu. az nsrisn-
His reasons for favortnE the route
we're its hsAithfal location. iss short.
ness and it, magnificent harbars-
n the course o. hts sadrrss the sen.
sI0F said hs had no desire 60 delay
the canal scheme bat believed Il wise
to make haste slowly snd that Rs
Ions 1a there would have 20 he an In
veafiKatien % the Panama canal prop.
o. tiun. Ne believed u sxpaslscmt 10 also
.xsmtHs the route favored II hla rss-
citation. As there i q proHouneed
feeling hers on tho part % many ser.
atars that railroad lufiusners are BE-
lna brought 20 bear Cor innE deiays. "
is safe TO predlef Et1rra ~ debate
Will attend the attempt to rass ths
new provision
Fhsisn oa Ixes.siaa
En-MAyur Jas. - Phslan % san
Francisco. today made an extensive
argument Ia favor u Chinese exel1s-
ion before the house committee on
foreign affairs His remarks were
listened % with extreme attention. aH
he Il recognised az being IN a posi-
tlou 10 speak agihoritatiysiY on the
effect the free admission u Chinese
would havs on the Western coast
Mr. phslau characterized any At
tempt 70 let down the bars as being
the aaddent blow that could be dsliv-
cred 20 the iaborsrs ~ The coast lie
said the party that should be rcspon-
nible for such raprehenNlhls action
could feel assured that the great reo-
Die of the West would exact such re-
dress as might BE- obtained from tocal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
like CzOLGOSz
Macedonian Anarchist Assassinates Bulqar-
ian Minister

I to the footman at thu door that he
I had a pea.tion which he desired TO
/ present to the minister.
The general was sitting In his
library Al the time and told the
footnan 70 admit ths petitioner. lie
greeted the man in a friendly way
Y hen the latter approached him with
bundle IN his hand. which he cx-
tended An expepst9n seliaaed 80. the
assassin had concealed IN the reii OF
- pers a large sized pistol.
Without sound the victim pitched
forward, having received the heavy
bullet IN a vital spot The Mace
funlan was seized BY the guards
who rushed % the spot. ard was con-
vey~d 20 a prison before the news
Of The assassination got abroad
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a PitiHbuFE editorial uttsrnuco IN a
leading paper says, ~rhe time has
come when the people Al large should
dsery tbs free admittancr ~ any 9th
Of than regular officers % the law
60 criminal who To- under sentence 81
death
While The nsHtlmsutaiiHt may ray
that the last hours - the condemned
should iu mercy be made a. ntgie
burdcnHnns a. possible. yet the fact
remains that a criminal who has been
found guilty - crinns worthy % rap.
ltal punishment IL beyond tho pale ~
ordinary treatment. The Hiddir
brothers weFe enabled % escape and
dFag down With them the ne and
honor - woman. who, had she been
rigidiy kept from communicating atth
them. would have probably remained
an honest woman. Hero wofshi 8
should nnt be extended Go criminals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
ANOTHER
DANIELS

CHEYENNE. Wye. Feb. 6.-The
Hen Daniels appointed 10 the United
States marahalship OF Arizona Is
not believed by the local police TO
be the man who served "a term IA
the Wyoming penitentiary The ox-
convict is said 70 be IN the cattle
business In New Mexico.
President Roosevelt, who has the
matter under his personal charge
and Is making an investigation. has
been wired by acqualntnuces here to
the effect that II can be assumed for
almost n certainty that proof viii be
offered that Daniels has never been
known 20 the police or other officers
Of this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
REGISTER
FALSELY
Evidence ofCr0oked Work on
Books at City Hall
WRONG ADDRESSES
Certain individuals Have Put Down
Fictitious Street Numbers

About the registration booth at the
city hail yesterday a genuine sen
cation was eauHed by tbs discovery
that several persons bad registered
from fictitious addresses in tho CITY.
An investigation was made yesterday
hy nome Of tho political WORKER. and
10 was found that several addresses
given in the registration books could
not b. found ~ II believed that sew
sral persons registered more than orNs
and from different nddrDsHrH each
tlms Fer Instance. "a man has regis
tered from so cherry street The ~
attic thentsf occupies the location ~
this number. and no one employed
about tAe building answers % tbs
name or description u the man who
registered The same man. or one
whose handwriting IL very similar. has
registered from ~ Third avenue. NJ
one answering 10 his namo Or deacrip-
ton works az that address. This name
used in one n the REGULATIONS L.
Lund. ard IN smother Anderson
Police Kotifisa
The police ard the chief workers In
the political parties have heeu inform.
"a u the alleged false regulations.
ana evrfy effort wiii be made 70 de-
tsct she guilty persons Hy some IS
T. stated % DO n political trick 81
sofns uppneiuE faction. hut close
watch wiu be kept ~ the polls ard
az the primaries g. catch the ones who
are duplicating their registrations. Ac-
cusHuuna are fiylnE thick and fast
among Tho politicians and dauialr On
every eide are just ~ thick and fast
one - fhe clerks e. the city hail Htntss
that he hta a suspicion as 60 who u
thr author - The faisity 10 the reg
iptrs tiuns and states that tho guilty
party is likely a. b. apprehended be-
fore this polls close
CiariRr cas Il Yraua
Another case u hiiaeed faine reFis.
iratiun came g light today. II being
that q james Jackson Jackson was
arrested 90 company with two othef
mon a day or two ego by Officers
Ryan ard McCiurg. and charged with
FaErancy. On the witness stand IN
/ udFr Georges court he HNure that
90 had been IN Seattle lraa than tNJ
weeks. having come here from Port
land J., now appears that jackson
has also registered 60 vote a. the COM
ina election When registering BE-
Hwors under oath that he had been IN
The precinct county and state thf
length - timo necessary ~ law fHF
siexihliiiY - vote ITS tao state
menta. both under oath. are conflicting.
He's baa ons
zee E.xs rs ee.unAtiou as thar % =
harNer. ard rsafHtsfea from the First
rFscines ~ ths Fourth whrd. stating
thmf hts place 81 fohidenoa Was room
y ~ The Lobby lodging house. An
! lnv eHiiEation HhouH that no ono q
that name occupies thia room. hs
will be watched nt the polls. and Il
he attempts go vote VIII probably ~
arrested on a charge q perjury. Tbs
registration eisrAa have also come
across ere OF tive cases where polite
al workers have tried 20 register from
more than one precinct one ~ these
vas detected yesterday. bat managed
60 escape before being caught
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legislation ard a rensmbranrs when
they cast thstr ballots In the future.
Gov. Taft csntinsss
Gov, TAR vas prepared 70 take up
the subject Of the proposed tariff Tor
the Philippines when 10 resumed his
testimony before the senate fshilip-
pines COMMITTEES this morning In
pr~partuE his remarks shs spvsrnur
sAid tis Philippians. commission had
decided 20 abolish she system u tau
lns petroisum Tor the bansfit % the
Philippines Gov. Taft went sxhaus-
lively into trade conditions q tas la
lands.
Gov. TAR said with regard a. The
revenues - the general government
that tha mission vas endsayprluE %
raise tfhrnn emslreiY frnfn eAAtnmss
sources lie said he did not believe
the government caald he nugpoFtri ~
direct txafinn ard thAt revenus tax
sso we're therefore necessary The
great desire ~ the commission N pro
paring - tariff fgr ths islands, he
said had been 60 encourage their a9ri.
cuitgrhI resources, and that Will. the
commission wnuid ~ glad o. have freq
trade sith tbs rnlssa states. yet feF
r,venus purposes lt waa necessary 70
have q tariff.
Hearing oa Metric system
Representative manufacturers and
merchants from various parts % the
country today APPEARED befors The
coinage COMMITTEES ~ tha house and
gave their opinions regarding the
proposed adoption 81 the metric Hys~
tern ~ weights and measures
The views u scientific men hal
previously been obtained on this
subject. but as the question vas
considered more a practical than n
scientific one. u was desired that
the largo business interests should
be- heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
CORONER H0YE'S
FATHER DIES

Coroner G. 70. Hoye has received
news of the death Of his father. T.
". Hoye, ~ his home near New York
city. Death resulted from old age
deceased being Ia his seth year lie
leaves widow ana Elk children. two
OF whom-Drs. 9. H. and - 10. Hove,
are In the West The latter resides
at Auburn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
LYNCH
Negro in the State of
kentucky

e.. .esaoLAsFILLE. Ky. Feb. g.
- nf9sn, negro who assaulted
-. gu .ast night. was taken
80 80 salssrs y = mob THIS afternoon
~ - = asnea His crime was brutal
s -, az his victim IL IN a critical
-. $50, $50 70 talk % incineration
y = ~ aised IN. the mob consisting
: z-oEa men who announced
go .ssieers that they simply pro-
- . 10 away with the expense
- sslay of trial.
- SIleesdings were conducted in
.-it.ss.4f.y orderly manner. conssd.
-as lact that they were In vio-
- q the law. The negro vas
K eaance 20 pray and was not
n,sa up 20 the tine when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
". P. & Y. RY.
CASE UP

VICTORIA. y. C.. Feb. s.--Appli-
cation IL being made today By the
White Pass a Yukon railway TO dis
miss the motion made BY Plaintiff
Clearihue for damages against that
road owing 70 excessive charges. on
the standardization of this charge all
others VII depend. hence the light
u the railway people.
The total number ~ suits that
would Be filed IN case this one
should BE- won would amount TO sew
eral hundreds 0f thousands At
nrst the matter was not taken very
seriously BY a great many persons.
but they are now keoniy alive to
the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
IRISH ENJOYS

NEW YORK. Feb. The Irish no.
cicties Of New York have prepared a
rouHlnR reception for VIM. n. X Rod
mond. NJ. T., and Joseph Dovllh Of
Belfast, who are duo 10 arrive here on
tho white Star liner Cymbric tomor-
row Messrs. Redmond and Deylln
come 90 the United States at the In
vitatlon Of the Irish League Of Amer
lea, 60 complete the organization here
Of the United Irish league.
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SFIA. Bulgaria. Feb. s-GenerAl
kxzschefs. the Bulgarian minister
tablic instruction. was assassin
s4hy an anarchist this morning
NuTests are being made ~
xmsf anarchist aympafhizers who
NRposed 70 have united Ia a
4 8sessiroy a number OF promf.
49, triais.
Il assassin - a Macedonian
Hxz Arrears. who has h~en a iocai
&-Agsns OF anarchist propa gandn
~ sf< tine General hHntx-
49, vas an exceedlngiy approach
AZ -2a. denying Rdmittarce to
"a aad greatly Interested In
ssaan s1ar2tlo1 for bis country.
"a - Macedonian announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
TO DEATH

n.y. sss,,s'as.TA.NTINoPLE. Feb. Cd.
ln-s~ Fssha, the sultan's brother
49, has been sentenced 70 death
~ - rno has been living IN Paris
49,. --iaosT u years. has long been
-. -la'at u the Young TURK move
he !. /. e spseif'e charge IL e0nsplr-
e. sasassinatfN the Sultan, but
y -. : believed 20 be tie Victim
= ! salitl1aI Intrigue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
IRRIGATION

D wAsHINGTON y. C.. FEB. 9. q,
:, Hanfhrough o. North Dakota to- -
q, day laid before the senate the %
Z. biii sppropriatins receipts from .,
., tho rala ~ public lands IN cer- .,
Z: tain states and territories for the .,
:, construction ~ irrigation works -
{. FOR the reclamation ~ arid lands q,
= He spoke 90 length in advocacy .,
= ~ the measure. and told NJ the ..
Z. vast benefits which would ac- -
. crue 10 the Dakotas. Idaho and o
., washington from ita adoption. @
d. 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

Belfast Excited Over
Unusual Event

BELFAST. Ireland. Feb 6.-The
greatest excitement pres aiiH here
over the announcement that the In-
dependent candidate FOR parliament
has been elected. The election means
the overthrow % landlord rule so
politics. For the first time in his
tory they have failed 10 win. usually
carrying the ticket by n large ma
iority. Il Is for ali purposes n po-
litioal revolution.
Trouble o. feared tonight when
the workmcn quit. as there are apt
10 be riotoug scenes Of hoiEtrrouE-
ness when the celebration Of the vic
tory Of the people gets under way.
Lnwlessness o. feared. on the only
occasions I'm which tho people have
won even minor Offices IN elections
there have been street hrawls galore.
and 70 II believed tonight will Wit
ness "A pnndemnnlum.
Government Defeated
Tho newly elected member, whose
name is Woods. favors radical
scheem of wholesome compulsory
land purchase Tor Ireland when the
result Of the vote was announced
his supporters holsted him on their
shoulders and pnradcd the Victoria
district with cries Of We have de-
fpatcd tho governments"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Paying Ciy Contractors

President elise ~ the chamber Of
commerce waH yesterday authorized
90 appoint a special committee % meet
with the city council and discuss the
present mode N paying city c0ntrac-
tors The contractors claim that they
are not fairly treated BY the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
10 Victoria Steamer

On H. .sa Alice Gertrude goee
yard io6sy. A. Moran Hros, sbIp-
viii take ahd The steamer Rosaile
I1aie. Th ~ run On the Neah raw
Victor. 49,. VIII be- no atoamer 10
Wright In consequence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
MAKES FIVE

FIRE ISLAND. N. Y, Feb. g.
Two more bodies from the wrecked
coal barges Antelope and Belle Of
oregon came ashore this morning
Five bodies In all have been reoov-
arsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
DIRECTORY
OF MANILA

b WASHINGTON, u. c.. Feb. 6.
D Owing TO the great volume OF
y correspondence which rs CON
D stantly pouring I'm Upon Chief OF
D Police Curry at Manila, con-
D corning lost relatives and dis
, charged soldiers supposed TO be
. In the Philippine capital. It has
b been determined 20 begin at
p once a thorough census OF the
y great city.
y The returns will, so far as
D possible IN view OF the diverse
races ana languages of the city.
p be as fun and complete ms the
y enumeration IN an American
, town. Copies OF the directory
y Will be kept In this city, IN san
D Francisco and IN Seattle. ia
D order 10 lessen the volume of
D inquiries reaching Manila and
, 90 more quickly enlighten the
= seekers after Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
REGISTRATION

; More than 30 persons regis.
; tered Yesterday and from nos
on until next Tuesday night n
Is expected that large numbers
Will bn i0 every day This total
registration al : o clock this az (
tefnaun was ii.f5i.
st.sstssss .s-s.s.sss-ssss-ss.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
HILL CONT trolls
STEAMSHIPS
Now Forms a Combine Which Will
Control Puget Sound and Alas
kan Business

.,yxA G-Predent railway,
-. cnrOl Alaskan PuEvt steamship business
~ zsaany
n soand recently purchased
- gamers belonging Thompson They have announced
. ..an building gradually all
saasrsa
m Northern Pacific
.A assat Steamship ecmpe,-
~ the Tactic controlled
os days ago President private
rn the financial connected with the company
socsahs that company established
Relngham bay where would parallel Northern
into the northern
ssseea recently
ra Washington steamship
|nsay
and that CONTROLLED walter his
strictly maintaining working harmony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle ana Vicinity Tonight
ana Friday occasional rain; fresh "a
brisk southeast Winds, possibly high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

Quickly tho attorney, n he be one, or
the lawyers man Friday" n such
DO the case. PUSHES 20 the police cap
tain and obtains permission 10 zee the
prisoner. From behind tho iron bars
the man IN durance vie" IL led by
the laiior and turned over 20 tho mer-
cy Of the alleged disciple 81 Black
stone.
The prisoner has perhaps been IN jail
over night. and II may he his first
experience Of the kind. In such case
he r. usually willing 70 part with
whatever he may have had with him
when ho was arrested. The lawyer
obtains The goods ana money by an
order from the prisoner 10 the police
captain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Useless Litigation

Tho records Or the superior court IN
this county bear out facts that dam
age cases are being brought BY attor-
neys for clients IN great numbers who
have absolutely no cause for action.
These cases. traced down, bring out
the fact that a shyster attorney fol-
lowed up the accident IN question and
alnoat forced the suit In many in
stances
Probably the most fitting examples
Of the methods Of this class " peo-
pIe may been seen at the Seattle pO-
lice headquarters on any morning. a
number of men swarm around the sta
ton bl0tter. and any man whom the
record shows Il possessed Of sum
Of money, Is a prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

A general feeling has been manifest
ed By members Of the bar In the Unit
ed States. against the lawyer who fol-
lows the ambulance and watches with
greedy eyes for the arrests Of citizens
as a method Of securing clients. Law
yera are In plenty who follow these
practices, and IN many states move
ments are IN progress 10 do away with
the obnoxious class The policy TO
wait until h. H usked ~ that OF
the majority ~ enc attorneys.
TherFnre Wa nu are ashamed 70
run after cHcn hire men 70 beat
UP trade. These parasites on an hon
ofabIc profession follow % accidents
and. II possible bring suits against tho
persons or corporation Involved, II any
one u injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
CARO OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Neumann extend
their heartfelt thanks 20 their many
neighbors and friends who showed
their assistance and kindness in our
late bereavement by tho unoxpeetsd
loss OF their beloved son Charlie.
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MS Money Conc

The court opens IN the afternoon.
and the man perhaps receives "A light
fine. His money - gene. and he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-09
Srnti6e Ileii6nutb.

Nls bas &abel lebt6in meloete, baB
in 0eutI9lan0 cine 6Ieif9notb 6errz
i9e unb iOgar nit 3a6len oiente,
nabm Elm She'll unierer Preiie Die
8a6elna9rt9t unbeieben als rt4tig
an. uno es purben ben 4grariern,
pie Der Oeuti4sn aegierung beftige
8orpiirfe gemadt. @9rei6t bu Elm
'Nenzgorfer 8latt: r9ur4 Qusiperz
>rung bes 8iebtmpprts unO ameritaz
niI9er Sleii9 : Gonierpen BADEN Die
beuti6en Qgrurier es glidli4 oa6in
gs6radt, baB 6teii6 ni4t nur fir
ben Qrbeiter, fonoern au4 fir ben
Mitteltdnb gum unerf9pingIi4en
2urus geporben lit. Die Gleif6preiie
6aben in alien Sbeilen oes Rei4es
cine enorme I906e, gum She'll mebr uls
bas 9oppelte Der bieiigen natiirli4
in Marf unb pfennige umgere9net
- errei8t. Die gliidlide 3eit, mo
au9 Der mdBig iituirte 8iirger ii4
tdgIi9 ieinen guten 8raten gOnnen
~tonnte, lit bubin. @uf benz 2anoe
ptrb feGbft in ben beiten GegenOen
ielten mebr gef6la6tet, Sn groBen
@tGbten foitet beftes S9ienz unO
&aIbfleii9 Idngft Bis gu u Mdrt pro
9funb unb S9peinefleii9 ni9t biel
rpeniger. QGe Sorten Don Wurft
fteben nod 6Dbsr. Die anberen Nabz
rungsmttteG iinb naturgemdB glei4z
fans geftiegen."
unb Elm tpeftIi9es glutt f4reibt:
u8ei etnem greiie bon Al Gents bas
9funb Jleii9, pie er in Seutidlano
obpaltet, fam Elm 8olf peoer mate
rieG, nod inteGettueG geDei6en, r@a5
Der Meni9 iBt, bus tit er," unO es lit
CUR 9eniige erpiefen, baB Die 5leii9
conIumirenben Nationen an Der
@pibe Der gipiIifation marI9iren.
@tne foIde abi4tli9e 0egenerirung
bes beuti6en @OItes eri9eint gang
unber5eiblln, fpenn man beDentt, Dap
fie Bios elmer fIeinen Qn3abG 9roBz
grunbbeiiBer 81 2ie6e erfOIgt, Die,
ni9t genug, buB tie Dem @Olte bas
8rob pertbeuern. Inn audi bas 6leii3
gerabeau unerf9pingli4 MAIDEN"
ga, bas mare baarfrGu6enb, tpenn
benz 70 pGre; ALIEN es bat iid mas
nit einem Yreiie Bpm A Gents fir
Dos gfunb Sleifd! Die Iints itebenOe
9re7e bon Berlin bsridtete uqerbings
gesen @nbe Quguft, baB elm 8erliner
Sleif9ermeifter gonturs anmeIoen
muBte, neil CT in Golge Der unerlparz
tet s~eItiegenen Gleifdpreiie feline 2ie=
ferungen fir Strafantalten ni4t
me6r obns @erluite beitreiten tonnte.
Die 5teif9preife iinb a~[lerbings sez
itissen. .Sn ben metitsn @rubitGbten
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sA Merchants'& Miners
OeRrrn 0nrhlanh 8ahn.

Gritt in Rraft m %. Sunf lOO2
8aqe sWIaHm 6tasusStutioR, pte fslst:
SGgIi9.
$50 WoroeHs - S6usGsug, 9auptItnis, 6agsrss
term, s. & %. 8p. unO Dem 5AOsH, uus0s'
nOmmsn eOuntag, y. 0. R. R. Gbambsrsburo,
Rartiusburo, g8inaetr unO 9UufteH an Der
.Gbeiapsots IL. 8eftsrn @abn.'
els gOrm-9ensTGr GGpreB. CRur 9sHsUlar.)
1885 gurm.-NtiOm. mad Gmorps@roDs.
Sdqli3 uggeu m meH SOHntug
TBS gOrm-gOrf, %. & 8. SiU. uno 9auptIiuis
5fli5 BON GmOTp'SrOOs, Carlisle uno ". 4 g.
Balm.
eli 9Orm.-6auptltais, 9agsrstorUH, sbtpptHss
'bura, Sreoerid, Gmmitsburg uHb q. i 70.
ORD. big Sb:=anbOab.
1912 @orm.-4tlOm. mad unionsSriogsr gOrt u.
GETTYSBURG.
1890 ~Ra6mL-qtfOm. nab Gmor0sSrOOs.
2.25 R~a6m.-atfom. mad GmOrDs9rooe.
8.2 Ro6m.-5lus MountGiH GTpreb DGrlOrs
GAR; f,rnsr GrsOtrid.
3.32 0a6m.-GIp. nab 9orf uHO 3. & Q. Sio.
4.0I Ma6m.-Ggp. mad BuuftsH an Der 6aupts
Iiuis, 6uGerstOUH, GreOsrid, Gmmitsburg unO
6bippsusburg.
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5.25 Ra5m.-qfom. Ha9 Qlsfa.
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2.35 Ra5m.-gRom. mad uniou.grioee.
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3ies bulteH an uHious, geuHa. s&pe., GultUHs
uHo BaLbrOofs (ROrtbsaptHue) Station.
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