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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-10

The key to the mystery was fur
nished when Mrs. Drake received
picture of her sister in Salt Lake and
was looking through her album for
Mace to nut it, She found a vacant
place opposite the photograph of an oil
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
HURDERER'S LAWYER A
CONFESSED SHINDLER
Admits He Defrauded WOm-
an of Property.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 27.-Henry
y Robson. the young lawyer who de
Tended Paul Woodward. the Camden
murderer, in his recent trial. was locked
up in the city hall last night on a charge
of defrauding Miss Helen NJ Flitcraft
Of a property owned by her in South
Tenth Street
When arraigned before Magistrate Ell,
senbrown late yesterday afternoon Robi-
son confessed his guilt and said that Ed
mund F. Harte. who was arraigned with
him. was equally guilty Harte does
work as a conve-encer for local law
yers.
Miss Flitcrsft lives in Ardmore, and
what little property she has in this city
was in the hands of Robson.
Miss Flitcraft said that Robson and
Harte, and others whom she did not
know. had carried out their plot on June
IS Robson had previously told her that
there was a flaw in the deed 10 her
South Tenth Street property. owing TO
a defect in her grandmother's Will, and
that the best thing for her TO do was
10 transfer the property to him. in trust.
pending a settlement. She agreed. and
the deed was drawn up by Harte.
a week or so ago she discovered that
Robson had borrowed $4,000 on the
property. through a mortgage deed.
which had been disposed Of to trust
company. Without delay she sought an
other attorney and laid the whole mat
ter before him He advised that a war
rant be sworn out Immediately for Robi-
son and Harte.
Each Of the prisoners was bound over
for court under 81 800 bail. and in de-
fault they we're locked UP in the cell
room al the city hall. Robson was IN
able to get bail last night. but Harte
was released al 10 o'clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective November ?. 1902.

Schedule effective November 2. 1907
Trains ieavc from Pennsylvania Station
$40 a. N Daily Local for Harrisoaburg.
v arreuton, Charlotte, aaG way stations.
l05I a N. Daily Washington and Elosida
Limited FirsJ-Class coaches and dr1WIng-room
sleeper % jacksonville, Fla. Dining car service.
FirSt-class coaches and drawing room sleeper
20 New Caieans- Dining car service
s7Ol p m HeeS Days LCCal for Harrison
burg and way stations cq Manassas branch
4-O p n Daily Local f0- Narrenton and
Charlottesville.
s:l5 ,. N. Daily. New York and Atlanta E1-
press First class coach and sleeper % Atlanta
Mondays. Wednesday, snd Fridays sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco. Pullman bufIes service
$50 ?. n Daily. New York and Florida
ENpress- First-cass coach and sleeper % 81
Vannah, jacksonville and Port Tampa sleeper
to Augusta. and connection for Aiken Dining
car rervice.
IosOl ?. m. Daily. Ne~ York and Memphis
Limited (via LynchbJrg)- FIrst-class coach and
sleeping car 20 Roanoke Knoxville Chat
tanooga, AID Memphis; sleeper 70 New Orleans
Dining car service
l0:f5 .. m. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars 20 Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers % Nashville, Atlanta. Macon. Memphis,
New Orleans Dining car service
TRAINS on BLUE,foNT BRANCH
Leave Washington. 9,OI a m daily Week
NNgaf As~N p A-4-F r-aa y 4iA-s SO Nis anu
6-25 p n Latter 10 Leesburg only. sundays
only, 6-25 2. m for Bluemoat-
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
inCton 6-4Z A. m, 6-j2 a. m. I-tO a. m. GAS
= m, 200 p m. 9-l5 .. n. and $50 p. m
daily. Local trains from Harrisouburg u 80 A.
m. week days and 500 p IN daily From
Charlottesville. SIS a. H. and $50 D. m daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had az ticket Offices.
SO5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
EyiVania station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1850. P. r. R. Cab Service.
G. "a ACKERT General Manager
s Il HARDNiCK. General Pass'r Agent
/. 5. BROWN. General Agent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
CAUGHT IN BARRICADED
HOME AFTER LONG SIEGE
Wilson, Heavily Armed, De
fled Arrest.
KEPT BABY THERE ALONE
Constable at Last by Strategy Captur-
ed Him After a Desperate
Struggle.
KEPT BABY THERE ALONE

STROUDSBURG. Pa. Nov. 27.-Barri-
caded in his room. with a brace of re-
volvers. a shotgun. and a good supply Of
ammunition. John ". Wilson dofcd an
armed posse at his home at Nealo for a
week He was captured by Constable
Peter Bouser only after desperate
fight
Wilson in a jealous rage drove his wife
and children from the house Il week ago
He kept the smallest child. and refused
&c give it up 10 the police. He then
locked the doors. heaped chairs at the
windows and retired to his bedroom.
where he defcd arrest
Fearing to Kill the baby, the police
thought il unwise 20 force an entrance.
But today Constable Bouser. taking ad-
vantage o. Wilson in an ungarded mo-
ment. forced his way in and captured
him
Wilson is In Jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
A LITTLE TOTS CHARITY.
Boston Transcript

A+'t'''i +A~it7.f 'INr
In one OF the most c-. led sections OF
the shopping district salvation Army
lassie stood patiently waiting for the
mites that found their way now and then
into the contribution box. All sorts Of
kino-hearted people stopped and read the
announcement above the box. which
states thai IL Is the hope OF the army TO
furnish feasts for four thousand children
on Thanksgiving Day. Finally from out
one OF the shops a little maid Of four. on
her hrs; shopping tour. came tripping
along by her mothers side II was i'm
possible for the baby in blue 20 get along
very fast. for she held in her arms a biz
cuTly-haired doll dressed I'm red. and
then, too, the little maids eyes were
looking here, :here. and everywhere
Just when she came opposite the Sal
walton Army lassie for some reason or
other the box Of pennies began TO Jingle.
and the baby's eyes began to dance. for
way above her head she saw the biggest
bank she had ever seen Me want TO
put pennies In bank Insisted the infant;
and she would cot bulge or be content
until she had been lifted up and dropped
in all the pennies In her own little poCk-
81 and all The spare change that she
could coax out OF her mamma In the
meantime her mother tried 20 tell the
story Of the box. AS each penny dropped
she laughed with giee. and the passers-
by would have handed over enough mon
ey 10 MI the box n the mother Rad not
become embarrassed by so much atten-
ton. and slipped away with the crowd.
But as she departed the maid was
heard TO murmUr. An I give turkeys
one. two fee. TO re little boys and girls
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
ROYAL PLuF LINE
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington Peuna. x. 4 station
lO:4l a. m. SEABOABD NAIL through
Daily. Pullman Sleepers = Jzczsun-
vile. connecting Il Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper % Atlanta
Z p. m. SEABOARD ENPKESS-Solid
Daily. tram TO jacksonville and
Tampa. with Pullman Drawing Room, sleep
Ing Tar and CAFE Dining Car Pullman Sleeper
% Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedales AID
service o. Petersburg. Raleigh. southern PInea
lPlushur,t), Camden. Columbia. savannah,
jacksonville. 50. Augustine. PALM Beach. lam
p. Asy Vest and Elorila points. also cuba,
Charlotte. Athens. Atlanta. Nru Dreams. Chat
Southwest
$50 am. L0CAL-To Petersburg, RaleiEh
EaitV. southern Pines lPiEebulstl,
Hamlet. and intermediate p0iELA
Once, 1921 Pslna. ave.
C. & RYAN " r. C0NKLyS.
GCnT Psss'- Agent CeHI Agt Pass'r Dept.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
BOY ELECTROCUTED.

MAUCH CHUNK. Pa. Nov. 27.-Dur-
ing a storm an electric light wire was
blown down in front OF the Jersey Cen
tral Railroad station Early yesterday
morning boy named Alfred Solomon.
aged eight years, came in contact with
the wire and was shocked to death. Sew
eral railroad men who attempted 70 as
sist him we're severely shocked. and II
was necessary 10 turn OF the current at
the powe- house before the body could
be removed. The wire was colled around
the boy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
A PONY,S APPETITE

Oakland (Cal) Dispatch in Chicago Chrenicle.
r. r. LOmaX Of Alameda is the pr3ud
owner OF pony named Button and he
says there is not money enough in all
Alemeda 70 buy II from him. Button
If an equine Of many accomplishments
and one Yice-he chews tobacco. Yes.
Button Is confirmed ohewer and after
he has placidly enjoyed his guild he
swallows the chew"
Fer the past ten years this strange
pony has been addicted 10 the tobacco
habit Every day Lomax supplies him
with the weed and be takes a generous
slice Of the plug. too. as much as three
ordinary men would chew.
Button Is an epicure too He turns up
his nose at most Of the tidbits dear to
horsefiesh and tiekles his palate with
ham sandwiches and candy. No. don't
laugh. FOR 10 is the veriest truth. and
more remarkable still. Button scorns to
drink water from a bucket and prefers
20 Quench his thirst by drinking from a
hose. Thus has he done for nearly too
decades The hands of the children Of
Mr.. LomaXs father have held the hose
20 the parchsd lips OF Button and new
Sir. L0maX himself and his children
proudly encourage the peculiar pony Ia
this novel method Of shaking his thirst
Button is twenty-three years cid and
in excellent health" said Nj, L0max In
speaking Of his pet. He has already
lived three years longer than The aver
age age allotted 20 horses aad he gives
indication Of living many years longer.
He has chewed tobacco since hts earliest
years. Button has been I'm our family
the whole Of his lifetime and Is the
most intelligent BIZ Of horseGesh I have
ever ran across. Besides doing many
ordinary tricks he viii walk up flights OF
stairs. and I have often taken him into
my house. He is half shetland twelve
and a half hands high and IS broken 70
both saddle and harness"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
SMALLPOX PRISONERS
RELEASED FROM JAIL
Although Their Terms Had Not Ex-
pired Sheriff Turned Them
Out.

BROOKVILLE. Pa. Nov. 27.-AI-
though their terms had not expired. two
young men named Carr and Crate, pris-
oners in the BrookviIle jail, have been
released
Sheriff Chestnut found they were
covered with rash resembling smallpox
Dr. Lawson. president OF the Brookville
board Of health. diagnosed their ailment
as Cuban smallpox They were imme-
diately started for their homes in the
country near here
Precautions TO prevent a spread OF the
disease were taken. but as all the other
prisoners had been exposed. considerable
apprehension is felt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
HIGHwAYMEN HAD BUSv
NIGHT AT LANCASTER

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 27.-Two dar-
ing hold-ups took place in the western
part Of the city late Friday night and
both, it is believed. were committed by
The same gang of hiKhwaymen. Horace
J Martin merchant. vas stopped by
two masked men. who. pOintiI & revoIvers
10 his head. demanded his money. rifed
his pockets and took a gold watch be-
sides the money. Martin. after recov
Hg his senses, gave chase. but soon
lvs1 their track A half bou- later
John Kane was Beld up by two masked
men about a square from where the first
hold-Cp occurred. They secured S and
. silver watch. The latter they re-
turned with the remark. Its no good, -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
COLOR BEARER FALLS
SALUTiNG OLD GLORY
Wealthy Chicago Woman Stricken at
an Inspection Of the Relief
Corps.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-Mrs. Sylvia Do
ton. well-known and wealthy club
woman, died from heart failure in the
rooms Of the Columbia Woman's Relief
Corps in the Masonic Temple last night.
Mrs. Doton. who was one OF the color
bearers in the ceremonies marking the
annual inspection Of the corps. had just
saluted the American fiag which draped
the front of the platform at one end OF
the big hall, and stood with her right
arm extended toward the banner
without an instant's warning her hand
fell Imply to her side. she reeled and
dropped unconscious 10 the floor She
died two hours later
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
CARLOADS OF FOOD FOR
SUFFERING OIL WORKERS
belgo-American Trust Provides Sup
plies for Their Workmen in Need
IN Wyoming.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27-Charles Walter,
travelling manager and director Of tho
Belgo- American Drilling Trust. OF Eng
land. bought four carloads of provisions
ming. where seventy oil well workers
are suffering for the necessarics OF lie
The men were engaged In developing
several oil wells, when the cold weather
came upon them. They were without
sufficient food and had no warm clothing.
Mr. Walter purchased a supply that will
relieve them. The men are seventeen
miles from Laramie. Wyo.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
HOT FIGHT AND SHOOTING
ENDS IN ARREST OF TWO
DR.. c. ]. Fazenbaker, Of Cumberland,
Charged With Assault With Intent
to Kill Mr.. MOsser.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Nov. 2I.-Dr c.
J. Fazenbaker was arrested az Swan
ton today for shooting al Truman Mos
ser with intent TO kill Mosser was ar
rested for murderous assault Both
were released on bail.
The men engaged in a angry contro-
versy and Mosser threw stones al Fa-
zenberger. which provoked the shooting
BY The doctor.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
SECOND DECREE FOR MILLER.

BELLEFONTE. Pa, Nov. 27.-The
trial Of David Miller for shooting his
son-in-law was ended today. Defense
this forenoon was very brief. consisting
entirely in drunkenness as an excuse for
the crime. The jury after two hours and
forty-fve minutes returned a verdict Of
murder in the second degree.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
WILL BUILD NEW RAILROAD

BEDFORD. Pa, Nov. 27.-The Bedford
and Western Railroad was incorporated
BY company o. which George n. Stein
o. Philadelphia. VIII be president The
object Of the new company IS to build a
steam road from Mount Dallas. Bedford
county 10 Geiger's, Somerset county
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
scaedrle Effective October p. 1907
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station

AEalls Lt-he Fcllas4fAl44 eL1Ll0l
100 n Daily--CISCINNATI AND LOUIS
WILL EXPRESS solid vcsubule Urzia foF
Cincinnati ReacEes Cincinnati rs a. r.,
Louisville l0-30 T. m, =. Louis GAS p n,
CAicag0 $50 p n Pullman SieePers 20 en-
c,unati and louisville Daiiv Dining Car.
go P IL Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LoL Il SPECIAL A new solid FeEgibuled
electr1c-llghseI train, arriving Cincinnati
II "a a. m, Indiana pois 3 3 = IN. - Lou-E
s-i5 p H. Chicago $40 p a. daily. pull
MAJ >ieepers 20 Cincinnati Indianapolis, -.
Louis and Chlc1g0 without change Dining
car.
Ito P II Daily-F. F. Y LIMITED solid
Train Tor ClcclEnztL Pullman Sleepeu 20
Cincinnati. lexington. and Louisville without
change Compartment sleeDer TO Virginia
Hot springs ually except sunday 5ieeper-
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST Louis DiEsag
Car
Reservstis1s and tickets AZ ChesapeaEs and
Ohio ofice. SIS Pennsylvania avenue 50G Four
tenth street. near +, and AZ the station-
Telephone sal 100 for PcunSy lvania r. T. Cab
Service n " FULLER,
General P2sscuger Agent
Telephone Main lO5s-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
APOSTOLIC
DELEGATE TO CANADA
The Assignment Is Officially Announced in Rome-His
Career in the Church

ROME. Nov. 27.-Formal announce
ment was made today OF the appointment
OF Monsignor Sbarett as apostolic dele
gate to Canada. vice Monsignor Falconio,
who was few days ago designated apos-
tcIic delegate TO the United States.
At the papal legation this morning il
was said that though no official an
nuuncemcnt Of MOnsignOr SbaTetti's ap-
pointment had been received. the news
was no surprise. The assignment was
regarded several days ago as practically
made. Monsignor Sbaretu is now at the
papaI legation in this city. awaiting ad-
vices from Rome.
Monsignor Sbaretu has had a distin-
guished diplomatic career. He was made
Bishop OF Havana in 1900 nd later was
selected as apostolic delegate TO the
Philippines. 20 succeed Archbishop Cha
pelIe. He left Havana for this city. but
before he went further he was stopped
by a cable message, the Vatican having
decided upon another plan.
Familiar With American Affairs.
Before coming 10 this country as au-
ditor Of the papal delegation in this city
nine years ago. he was engaged seven
years and a half handling American
questions before the College OF the Pro-
paganda Since ne has resided in this
country he has visited all parts Of il
with Cardinal SajOIi when apostolic
delegate. and later with Archbishop
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
EARTHQUAKES IN IOWA

DIES MONIES. Nov. 27.-Severe earth
quake shocks were felt in southeaster
Iowa late yesterday. being the most Sc
we're in the vicinity Of Frederick whore
Two olstlnct shocks were felt OF sufficient
ioI.e 20 bfeak dishes and terrify resi-
dents No casualties have been re-
port ed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION lsls a Pa. Ave
For Ne. Vernon, every hour, week days. fror
10 A. n. TO ,. N.
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hon
Round trip 70 Mt. Vernon. SOC. Round trif
to AleIsndria. 25c. Round trip 20 Arlington
Zoe. Round trip 20 Mt Vernon. includirz
Arlington AID Alexandra. GOc-
WASH. ALEXANDRIA 8 Vt VERNON RY
SEE TINE TABLES AT HOTELS aul-tf
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MartinelIi As auditor of the delegation
Monsignor Sbarctu prepared the briefs
in all the cases which came before the
apostolic delegate. and on his shoulders
rested the great bulk of tho legal bust
ness for the delegation.
Mgr. Sharrtrti is O. scholar Of marked
attaiuuents. He was born i'm Monte
fanco. in the archdiocese o. Spoleto. not
far from Rome, I'm 1886. educated for
the priesthood in Rome. he was or
daincd 10 the age of twenty-five He
studied both law and theology and ne re-
ceiveG the decorate I'm law and theology.
Later he gave a public dispu,ation at
the Vatican before the Pope. his subject
being philosophy. For this he received
a handsome gold medal
His Early Career.
Before entering the diplomatic sew
ice OF the church he was professor OF
moral philosophy in the College Of the
Propaganda. Except for about two
years. when he was employed in hand
ling questions concerning the missions
Of the propaganda in China and Japan
Mgr Sbarretti has since been concerned
throughout with the affairs Of the Amer
lean church. His experience during the
period he spent IN the employ OF the
propaganda in handling American ques-
tions led to his selection as auditor Of
the papal delegation when DO was de-
termined to establish it. and in 1898
Mgr Sharretti accompanied Cardinal
SatOIli 10 this country.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from fo0s Of ia
81 for Fl Monroe Norfolk Newport
News. and al points south, by the So
perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport Sew1. Norfolk. and
- s.Washinsrton-
Lv. Washington $50 pm IL Portsmouth, 500 pm
Lv Alexandra 100 prnITv. NorfoIk..--6 90 pm
Ar p. Monroe 90 am 'I-v- Fl Monroe = 90 pm
Ar Norfolk 800 an1iAr Alexandra 80 am
Ar Portsmouth SIS an Ar " ashlngron 200 an
ET Through connections made AZ Nor
- folk with steamers % old Dominion
- Steamship Co. Tor Yea York. and Mer-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
EEFor further information apply az
general ticket Office Bond Building. lfth
and n Y ave-. or eth 81 wsari Wash
inEton D. c
-Phon~ 80, r~~ ~.rIaHaN. Gen MEr.
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MEDICAL.
D. SHADE.
81 YEARS PRACTICE.

Expert 1pecialist in the successful treatment
Of lung, throat, catarrh, blood and skin diseases
without mercury or potash; also stomach.
heart, kidney. liver. brain. nervous and female
diseases. No matter what your trouble may
be (mentsl or PHYSICAL consult Dr.. Shade free
Of charge. Both sexes strictly confidential
Corner 18th and SITS. e2O-tf
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Stepped Against a bot Stove.

A child q 3irs. George T. Beus5n. when get
ting hs usual Saturday night bath. stepped
back against a hot stove, 9h.gh burned him
severely. The child was IN great agony and
his mother could do nothing % pacify Lsm.
Remembering thst she had a bottle OF Chm.
berlan s. Pain Balm .a the house. she thought
she would try o. j. less than halt au hour
after applying 10 the child was quiet and
sslecp. and IL lc8 than two weeks was we'll
Mrs Benson IS a we'll Known resident %. KeIlar,
Va Pain Rslm is an antseptic Iuimeut and
specially valuable for hurEs cuts. bruises and
spralns. Tor safe by Henry Evans. Wholesale
and Retail. and all druggist
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-27
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
Raj WAY

For Richmond. IA. anu points south Va
AleNan1rIg and trelcrlcaSllrs. Leave station.
9th and = streets. $50 a. ~, AS T. ID cai.v
dining earl for Richmond and points on A.
.a1tic Coast Line and Florida. 1911 a. "a
.-ls p. M daily ts-crGa and Ne-ro1eitas
--ulteci. for EicL--cEd anu points On 50
card ar Line and Florida, 1881 4. IN traia
..sect- s- Richmond with O. * o. Rv -
.-rplrt News Old Point Coms0rt, e.c. 40 /,
-.- "eeA days $40 p m daily, log
..eiilo1c only Pullman OF p1rl0r cans on an
-pFr trans Accommodation Cor Quantico. 20
Hl-. sunday only, 40 p m week DAYS.
20 t. m-- except Saturday.
T. ID. MYERS. " D. DUKE. IS. P. TAYLOR
President. General Mgr. T-sB. ~
Richmond. ~
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BALTIMORE End Clio 3. r.

Leave Washington. NeW Jersey Ave and 81
Chicago and Northwest, go 4 n, go
Cincinnati. s.. Louis. and Louisville. -Io:oa
e. pa. -s.I5 p. r.. fI-lo ulget-
PiJtsturg and Clevela1c, @lo-53 a. n, 50
%. ID. and 100 uigh.-
Colun-bus and Wheeling. -s-20 p n
Winchester. issS5 a. M .s.l5 AID i5;ss
Pc n
15zsGolls. "a. ''s.so u-5o a m. u4-so.
Frsairie.. ISIS. 80. llO-s9 a n, Ills.
80. and G-19 p n
Hagerstovn. lO:oo a. ~ and go p n
BoTd and way points SIS, --s7O0 . n
ssI.I5. 4-s0. $50. --l0-l5, iu-20 ?. n.
Gaithc-shrrg ard wav points, SIS, 900 .
NJ Iz-5J. --I-l5. $50. f,30, $50. o-So.
= IS. ''lo-l5. Hll-s9 P n
Washington Junction and way points. SIS
1880 m. -'i-I5- $50. $40 p. m
Baltimore week GAYS Es-uo, go, go,
~ 90 $50 $50. SIS. N3 20, 1000 Il % a.
~. Ki2-1o noon. Il IS, 18-tt Hi.oo, 1t-SO.
t-s5. z5.C5. 5.25 x6.1Q, g.2o, Is 500. xi);o9.
.II-1O u-55 E. m Sundays Ns-oe- K 500.
Sd Ks so. * so q IT,, XIZ-a0, l-l5. Is 90
$50. x5-05. SIS, ESQ, xs-o0. Nlo-oo. XII 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All Trains illuminated with Piutsch light.
ard the East. so, r1-35 (Dlner). SD CBai-|
I'D. --g-c0 (DiHerl. 1880 d1ineEl a r.
Ie-s0 Disco 500 t'-Royal Limited -
saer} 400 <Phladelphla only. sos
li-e-i. $50 and -Il-s0 p r. tS.eepins ca
-e7 60 1900 o'clocE).
Atlantis city --05. l0-G0 a. m. 1870.
500 g.
DAILY. Except SUNDAY. -'SU1Gay oEiy.
xEEpress trains
Ea1g1Ee called Tor and checked from hotels
ard residences hv Union Transfer Co on orders
-a-t * -icse- Offices 6l3 Pennsylvania Avenue
7-,avezt. Sew YORK Avenue AID Fifteenth
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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