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clerk En- the Pension Once Who
formerly lived in the South. aud was con
uectcd with the Internal Revenue Service
in the capacity OF gauger. tells an anus
ing story in regard 10 the sudden and
complete reformation Of an old topper
Tom KiIlian had az one time been a
hard working and prosperous farmer. but
since the distllery was built in his neigh
borhood he had paid mere attention to
sour mash" than 90 the more profitable
occupation Of cultivaJing the soil. From
early morn until night it was his habit
10 loaf~around the frewater factory, aad
az short intervals. upon one pretext or
another. beg drinks Of the seductive fluid
from his friend the gauger. Often the de-
eliHiHg sun would find Tom either in a
state Of exalted hilarity. or worse still
in a condition wherein he was dead TO
the world" Whenever he found himself
becoming drowsy from the effects Of too
much "oh-be-joyfuT' il was his custom
10 bctake himself 10 a large beech 'rce
that grew on the banks Of a stream i'm
mediat-ly in the rear Of the distillery. and
there sleep beneath the shade Of it's
spreading branches until reused and car
ried home by his good wife
This woman had beggr5 and pleaded
with Tom 20 mend his ways. and even
pointed out 20 him the danger Of de-
Iirium tremens unless he reduced his doses
of calamity iuiee. but up 20 the present
time Der prayers had been OF no avail
Tom sconed at The idea OF ever having
the jim-jams.
One afternoon as the gauger was walk
ing down che creek few rods below the
dIstnlcry. be espied an immense water
moccasin, which he attacked and killed
with a store. Returning 10 the distnlery
TO show the monster 10 the workmen hs
saw Tom lying under his favorite beech
I'm a drunken stuDor. and an idea struck
him. Securing piece Of tvine he secure
~ fastened enc end to the snakes head
and the cther be tied 10 Toms coattau
Going inside the distiIlery he secured a
fishing rod. 10 the ED Of which he fasten-
ed d darning needle. Pushing the rod
through a crack in the rear wall Of the
building he brought the business end 20
within an inch Of the leg OF the sleeper;
then gave quick Jab. Tom rolled over
and said something about "heas bein'
purity lively" and was about TO resume
his nap when another prod awoke him.
Casting his eyes around they rested on
four feet II snakeship. One look was
enough. With a yell like a steam CALI
one be cleared the creek al a bound.
crashed through the brake on the opposite
A.
mile away The gauger thinking the joke
had gone Tar enough. mounted "a horse
and started iu pursuit in order to over
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

NEW YORK. March civilian D.
Guthrie. counsel Tor John W Gates. the
steel maguate, worked hard yesterday in
The supreme Court in his endeavor TO i'm
press upon Justice Truax the unreason-
ablsness Of asking Mr. Gates TO divide
any portion Of the profits made out OF
the formation OF the American Steel and
Wire trust with John H. Parks. VINO
claims a half share. or $500. 900.
Mr.. Gates profits simply illustrates
the marvellous increase in values in the
iron industry" said Mr. Guthrie. "Hc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
INDICTED FOR HOPKINS DEATH.
Daniel Ripley and Diamond LIP Held
by the Grand Jury.

CHICAGO. March 25.-Daniel Ripley.
nephew Of former Chief OF Police Joseph
Ripley. and Diamond Lii" Arlington.
were held to the grand jury late yester-
day afternoon 20 answer for the death Of
Joseph j. HOPKINS.
The coroner's jury which passed on the
testimony. recommended that both be ad-
mitted % bail.
Ripley shot Hopkins in the woman's
room on Monday CT last week. and Hop
kins died several days later.
10 was discovered that he Was a notCrf-
Gus crock and safe-bl0wer. but that he
lived life Of model prOpriety in one CT
the suburbs.
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MORALLY Wounded By Footpads.

SHARON. Pa. March 26.-CharIes
Johnson. a MahoningtoWn railroad ope-
rator. was held up by three men last
night They demanded his money. but he
started TO run and the foO;pads shot him
He was found lying In the road several
hours afterEard with three bullet holes
in his back. and viii die.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Chair Factory Burned

GARDNER. Mass. March 26---Fire this
morning destroyed The main building OF
the large chair factory Of John A. Dunn
causing loss Of nearly 81. 100 .he
building was three and q half stories high
and gave employment 20 about three hun
bred hands.
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DEATH Or MISS AGNES WISE.
Only Daughter Of Medical Inspector J. C..
Wise Of the NAVY.

Wise Of the Navy.
WARRENTON, Va, March 26.-After a
lingering illness Of several months. Miss
Asies Wise. the only daughter AMI
youngest child OF Medical Inspector J. C..
Wise of the navy. died AZ her home here
yesterday afternoon. aged eighteen years
Miss Wise was stricken early in jan
uary, the symptoms at first showing peri
tonitis, End later fever with typhoid char
actcrisJics made its appearance. and this
rapidly developed other complications.
Surgeon General RiXey and DR.. James
Kerr were called in at different times
during her sickness in consultation. Her
sickness bafled these distinguished PhysI-
clans, and lately her condition became de-
cidedly worse and the family realized
that the end was not far OFT.
The deceased is survived by her par
eats and two brothers. Her beautiful
character and sweetness OF manner en-
deared her TO al with whom she came
n contact
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Ocean L. So Diferenees.

LIVERPOOL. March 26.-The Liver
pool Post" says it understands that the
British and Transatlantic Steamship
lines have settled their differences and
that an agreement on saloon rates be-
tween Great Britain and the C0atinent
and the United States IS likely TO become
an accomplished fact.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
SHOOTING IN BUFFALO.
One Man Killed and Three Wounded in
the ARRAY.

BUFFALO, y. y. March 2G.-One man
was shot dead, one mortally wounded. and
two others injured IN a shooting ARRAY in
front Of Carliue's saloon, on Main Street.
al 80 o'clock this morning
The injured are:
Charles Clark, bartender; shot In tae
abdomen; viii probably die.
Albert Morgan, Of Blisdel; shot in the
leg. viii live
Thomas Carroll. shot through chin. viii
probably live
The dead man IS an Italian. whose
American name Is Joseph Moore. He was
shot three times-once in the head.
The police have under arrest several
witnesses
The police say that some one OF the in
Sured men fred the saloon and tried 10
hold Up the bartender. Someone drew a
revolver and fired. Then folloWea a gen
eral melee
Carline claims sclf-defencc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
HEIRLOOM IN cows STOMACH.
Young Lady Lost 1t During Hay Riding
Last Summer.

Young Lady Lost 1t During Hay Riding
Last Summer.
GOSHEN. y. Y. March pa prize beef
COW was killed al Samuel SyIvester's
farm today and when its interior system
was exposed 10 view the butcher found
a necklace Of gold medallious lost last
summer by Kathryn hanson. a niece Of
Mr.. Sylvegter. who came TO visit hiia
from her h1me In Muscatirc. Iowa.
The necklace was over 100 years old.
having been owned by the young lady's
grandmother
After a merry hay ride" enc summer
night Kathryn missed the heirloom Al
though a diligent search was made. il
could not be found. Andy Jensen. the
hired MN. was accused OF stealing H. and
Mr.. Sylvester discharged him.
Il is believed the hay contained the
necklace when thrown back IN the loft
and that it was recently eaten by the
COW
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
RAILWAY PAPERS GONE.
Jobbers Fear That the Interstate Com
merce Commission Has Them.

JODDbIS cdI AAdl lnc interstate NOn-
merce Commission Has Them
MINNEAPOLIS. March 26.-The arrest
Of Timothy l. Scanlon. formerly clerk for
the Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad.
has occasioned uneasiness among the Off
cials OF the road and certain Minneapolis
jobbers. Scanlon was arrested at the in
stance Of the road, which charges him
with theft Of rebate bills and claims con-
vCrtible into cash.
Search has been made for the papers.
and the fact that they cannot be found
has led TO the report that they have been
mailed 10 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, which IS the cause OF the anx-
iety.
Attorney General ". 3. Stratton. OF the
state cf Washington. has completed the
preparation Of the suit which he expects
70 file in the United States Supreme
Court Copies Of the document have been
nailed 20 officers Of he Northern Securi-
ties Company IN New Jersey and New
York ard furnished 10 officers Of Union
Pacific and Great Northern roads in St
Paul.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Lansburg h &Bro
Sale Off,.
COrSetS for Easter.

Warmers rust-Droof. made OF net and
batiste. low bust long and O. n
snort Alps 7= trimmed with lace Ill
W B. Corsess. styles T5f and zoe styles
we are going TO discontinue. made OF Jean
and fne black Saline. straight nor
front front Were sloo and sl-5e, To W.
Thomsou's Militant Corset. made Of
s6or i si1. '7 il9sisd low f S9s m
C. b. Corsets. made OF French
Saline. high bust. long hips. well OnP
boned. SL75 and SEQ value. hui
Price .----.-.-.....-............... VI
Sonnette Corsets. made OF ane
coutl. low bust. short hips. n IN
straight front satin bound sssa
Aflce ------------ -----..------ - asOO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
An IOWA EDITOR CALLS.

Sioux City Newspaper Man introduced TO
the President
Representative Lot Thomas Of Iowa to-
day presented to the President Mr.. John
C. Kelly, proprietor Of the Sioux City
Tribune which is regarded as one OF
the brightest newspapers in the Hawkeye
State.
He was accompanied by his two sons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
BROKE Up THE CLUB.
Chicago Police Destroy an Interesting
Organization.


CHICAGO. March ga social club was
disintegrated last night by the police and
its fifteen members. ranging from four
teen to seventeen years old. were ar
rested
Seven girls. the Oldest one Of whom
gave the age OF seventeen. were among
the prisoners.
Three boys OF the organization risked
their lives in q jump from a rear window
thirty feet above the ground and escaped.
The Merry StrOllcrs" is the clubs I'll
tie The noise emanating from the place
caused complaints from the neighbOrs.
For several hours after the raid. the
police station was thrOnged with rela-
tives OF the prisoners, who sought TO re-
lease them on bonds
The girls wept. and the boys as rule
regarded the affair as a joke
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
THEY SAW THE HONEY.
New YORK SchooIboys See the Treasury
and Visit President.

Eighteen boys from DR., Sachs school.
or New York city. we're received 10y Presi-
dent Roosevelt this moralng.
Just before they called at the White
House. one Of the objective points OF the
sightseeing they. are enjoying. they burst
m on Secretary Shaw, az the Treasury
Department.
rake them away. and show them the
money. gasped that official. in seiT-de-
lence, and they fled out. after a guide.
They were accompanied by Mr. +. L.
Thompson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
49, Steamahip Movements.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Arrived. Fries
land. Antwerp: Peninsula. Lisbon Ar
rived out: Prinzessin Victoria Louise.
from New York. at Gibraltar: Statendam,
from New York, for Rotterdam. at Bou-
l0zne
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
PRESIDENT UNABLE TO GO.

Regrets That He Cannot Attend a Good
Roads Convention.
President Roosevelt today declined an
Invitation TO attend the Jefferson memo
rial good roads convention at CharIottes-
vile. Va. on April .. 3. and 4. A delega-
uon consisting OF Paul B. Barrineer.
chairman, Of the University Of Virginia
Mayer Allen. Of Charlottesville. E. ) Ma
lCuey. and Lieutenant C. p. shaw. L. <.
n. were presented to the President By
Senator Martin
Fitzhugh Lee wiI preside at the con-
VenIiOn. for which four thousand invita-
lions have been ISSUED TO Government off,
ciais and college officers throughout the
country.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Queen Starts for Denmark.

LONDON. March 25-Queen Alexandra
started for Denmark today 10 attend the
birthday festivities OF her father. King
Christian Of Denmark
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House Of Commons Adjourns.

LONDON. March 26.-Tbe HouzS OF
Commons adjourned today until April Z.
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Hoods Pills d.

OF calomeL. They are purely yegstabla. perfect
ly safe for the most delicate organism. Mid
sneient, thorough. Sold By al druggists. sc
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TO RESTORE DR.. KERSHNER.

President VIII Sign the Bill Today or
Tomorrow.
President Roosevelt VIII sign, either to-
Gay OF tomorrow. the bill restoring TO the
rank OF medical inspector in the Navy
Dr. Edward Kershner, of Maryland, who
wzs court martialed and dismissed from
the service in 1898 as the result of an
alteration with Rear Admiral Mead. then
commanding the South Atlantic SQUADRON
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Great Sacrifice of
Fine Stationery.

1-co0 pounds OF Estoa-H grIbut High
land Linen Writing Paper. in white. pearl
and Dresden blue, this is the very newest
thread-Gnished paper. in all the newesi
sizes To duplicate this paper you'll
pay 60c TO 15c a pound; for a ar
few days our price VIII be. ( u
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

BALDHEADED CLERKS CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
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Res. $50 and 3i6 connect at Wellsyille for
Stcubenvlle and Beliaire. Nos. 302, 304, 316
and 336 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh,
far the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nose
10 and 311. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
30 1 and 300.
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WaS TIT % sat aata6ens

Ser ,Sbio WaiienIreunD" lbreibt;
!. Ser llnteribieo 5luiihen 'oer oemotra.
tiid)en uno Der republitanildcn NuF=
faluna BON Sarif lit ani1aulid aus=
seoriidt in folgenoem Nus5us ans Dem
3pnareilional Tecpro pom p. Mdr5
1897: ,Gie 3epublifaner 1dofften Die
Steuern altf bas Gintommen a5 uuo
ibuFsn Grlab. Ainoem lie 3nftr, 3tsia
uno Sal3 au ourbIbnittlid bilnoert
9ro5ent belteuerten. sic feNten oie
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grpreB= uno @iienbabn= llFGaften
blniue9 uno eriebten cen 10 9eidatFenen
Ausfau, moem lie cine Steuer bon 20
biz 200 pro5ent le9ten auf jeoes Rleio.
jeoen Gof, leoen Slal,tet, Der oes Grmen
9Rdnnes 6amilie gegen Die Wintertdlte
ihiitt. Sic wioerriefen Die St.uer aui
ganquiers uno gant- -ginlogen unO Ie9=
ten cine slei6e @5umme auf Tarlnnten=
lilien uno Sanonertsseug. Sic nab=
men Die .Gteuer BON Sermd6tniilen uno
grbI1aften ob unb belteuerten bafiir
jeoen 5arg, ieoe Sabre. sic hoben
Die NeIeBe auf, pel6e 2urusartltel be'
Ftelerten, unb fiillteu Die oaourA ent=
ltunoene 2iife, inoem lie Gteuern er.
bobeu bon jeoem Nrtifel, Der in Den
Sdu5ben uno 6iitten oes arbeltenoer
goltes seIunosn wiro. Gur5. Ile nab
men ben Gcitben Die 5tellern ab unt
luoen lie oel Nrmen auf."
9as @olf bot bas 8ababren oiaIel
2eute gut aebeiben. Was lit oa 81
MAIDEN? IS 9ibt eb.n INNER nod
uisle bon ~benjenigen, Die nitt au
tperpen. ueberbaupt tbellen ole Nn
hdneer oieler Yartei Iib in sluei Eager
getrliger uno yetro9ene. aebtere llnl
in Der Webrsobl.
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1crfa.i bon 8auitcacn.

Sn einem anoeren 5belle 0ieies glat=
tes iinoen bic 2eier Die Nntiinoieung
iiber oen Nertauf Der gauiteaen In Der
gooition BON Dr. 2epis 5u Stem Ybi=
laoelpbia. gDir b0ren, Dab ale oiele
Yaupldbe fir ben preis bon $3.50 per-
tauIt tperoen. Inter ben gu uertau=
i.iloen YauItsQen Qots) linO cine Nn=
sabl beionoers pertbuoQ. Garunter
lino ale plabe an beioen Geiten oes
Youleparb; Die bier older, auf pel=
1sm bas Wobnbaus bon Or. 2eluis
Itebt, unb Die Baulteaen, auf lpelbert
Die fiinf neuen 0duier sebaut tueroen.
/, IS 1T getuib eine liberale propolitlon
uno peroient bic befonoere Beabtun9
Der gspobner bon SuscaraDas Gountp
uno namentlih oerjenigen pon Nep
pbilaoelpbia uno @anal Douer. ROpls
uno elliott BON New pbilabelpbia,
Ebio, linb bic ein3i9en Ngenten fur
Dr. geipis BEL benz Dertauf Oieier Bau-
HELEN. Dieielben baben fid init @an.
fen in Nefp pbilaoepbia uno Canal
Doper in Yerbinouna 9eiebt, .nelhe
als @erpalter fir bic Rduier Der Bau=
ifellen gfunairen tueroen. gDir linr
iiberseuat. oab ieber Gdufer ebrlib be.
banoelt uirb uno elnpfeblen Den gelerl
ees I ageObahter" ben @orl6laa.
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9as @ablreiultat.

lleber Die Wablen baben mir nihts
meter su beridten. als nur al beitdti=
gen, mas mir ihon lebte WO6e aenel=
bet. Sic Gepublifaner baben 10 5ems
lid auf Der oansen 2inie i'm Noroen
aeliest. yfur in ben stpei tleinen
Staaten Ghuoe Sslano uno Wsuaoa
batteil Die Demofraten Grfols. Srob
rieliger Bemlnne Der Gemotraten in Der
5taot Nep Sort bebaupteten fid bic
Gepnblitaner i'm Staate Stem Dorf
ourb geitei9erte Webrbeiten in ben
2anooiitriften.
Sm nd6lten Dauie baben Die Gepu=
blitaner cine Webrbeit bon 25 Stim=
meu.
SIN unierm Staate betrdot Die repu=
blitaniibe Mebrbeit ca. 10000 Stlms
luer.
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Yolttii6es.

syn Chicago muro.n bel Der Mabl
fir Sheriff ca. 10000 Stimmen melr
aesdblt. als abseaeben puroen. ssa=
tiirlib lhreien nun b.ioe Barteien iiber
Sstrua uno ueroeu mabrlbelnlid au1
beioe re6t laben.
Ser Yrdioent IdBt berfiinoer, oaB
er cine Mnti- nti-5rulievieBaebuna uorberei=
ten luiie. 5bon nlDslil, bab er snit
oo5u batte, Die sSro9e 1T nur, c5 0Nn.
ia es erlau5t?
9rdloent &poleOelt bat oen republic
tanii1en SteuertolleftOr bon sllobama
abesiebt, neil er sll ipenlg ne9erfreuno=
lid mar. Wan merit, oaB Der ndhNte
republitaniIbe Acknowledgement, auF
meldem Die Stimmen Der Neaeroelfaa=
ten aus Dem Giioen le1r begehrt llno,
nitt mebr fern 1T.
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Wemeite Na1ri1tett.

Sic neue, i'm 8au begriftsne @aft
&iuerbriide Suilden Stem Sort uno
grofttpn. tpuroe am Monta9 burb
Teuer tbeilpeiie aertDrt, nobel orei
Mdnner ums 2eben tamen.
Rolano y. Molineur, Der anesflagt
mar. Dor bier Sabren in Nelu Sort
6rau Gatberine $. NOams peraiftet sll
baben. wuroe am Gieritas irei9eIpro=
ben, na6oem er bier Sabre im Geidna.
uiB aslelen. Sm eriten BrO5elle wur-
De Wlollneur tbulOig befunoen uno
gum 3ooe berurtbeilt.
Ser britil9e Sampier .glinsamite" .
bon Sponen. yieu SiiD Males. nod
Mudlano, Neu Sselano. beltimmt. 1T
oil Sings Sslano seibeitert. Non Den
OIL Soro beIinoliden Yerlonen ipuroen
Al 9erettet. 96 meroen uermiBt.
| Sm gitp 6oipital in gbarleston, g.
g., uerbrauaten seltern Worsen orei
irrlinni9e 9le9er, Die in Der Mbthellung
fir Srrlinnise ein9elperrt maren. 9as
6eusr luar ourh elnen Der ge9er an=
9elegt woroen, Der StreibbOlser in lei.
ner 5albe bate.
Sn 2otbringen iino ma6tise Soblen.
lager entoeft moroen.
NQan u. Waiou in Bottom, be
nlebrfade Williondr, tpel6er tpesen oer
grmoroun9 pon 6rl. Marten oerbaltet
uoroen mar, wuroe in SreiDeit seieBt
2lls WOroer luuroe ein llnger Neser,
9tamsns YerrD, oerbaftet, lpel6er Dit
lbr Der grmoroeten uertauft bate.
Sin befti9es grobeben bat in @uar:
on, IN Der propins Yelra, POrtusal,
uno an ano.ren Grten beOeutenDen
S1aoen angerl6tet. Nlele 0du1er
lino 5ertDrt morosn uno es Iino eine
sanse sn5abl Wsnlben um's Seben ae=
| tDntnlen.
Sir Marcus Samuel lit ols Der
neue Goro= WaDor Don GonDon, als
9faAiOlger bon Sir Solepb 3lmsoale,
lultallirt mOloen.
Die ltreitenoen Goblenarbei:er in
Nrantrei6 melgern Die gnerfennun9
oes S1ieos9eri9ts=Sp Spru9es, neil oer=
elbe gegen cine Sobnerh0bung llutet.
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80 $. spibart 9. @iisen. u. gnpber
6Gie, 0nnclmua
--DDu -
stutbart, 0tIgen s. Co..
an sEsg
Wcro= Broadway,
Te,p YbilaDelpbta, CDiG
Ahnlpb A1ynrr, 0cidIftsfiibrrr.

gBir balten itets Gdie aller Mrt an
Oano uno perfaufen 81 billiaen prei-
len rno limb itets beitrebt, uniere GHn-
Den reef uno auf's Bette III beoienen.
acr. 5tpibart, Gilgen & Co..
Stem VbitaoeIpbia, s..
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saysRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
BEIWEGN GA III
Read Down.
Daily. tExcept Sunday. fFIag stop. IMes

Daily. +ExceptSunday. I Flag stop. IMeala
mSsos to discharge passengers from points east Of Hud
Stops On signal for passengers points Eastern Dvis
also East Of Pittsburgh Flag stop 70 discharge passengers
c. A. O. Ry from east Of Alliance: Flag stop to take
passengers from c. L. G. Ry. for points east OF Alliances.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 20O noon to II O.
mdnght Light Faced from II 90 midnight 70 200 noon
g. l.. PECK, e. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
1901 PITTsBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks and further Information re
garding the running of trains, apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
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