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The sovsn-Thirty Loan.

fEuAprlsn,A, April II, 1865
Jay ccoko reports thu subscriptions 10 tho scvon4hry
loan today $3.50 900 Including single subscription Of
nearly half million from New York, and largo Western
eu5serpaons; ons from nIt5urs Of $50 ooo and one
from caieago CT sloooo The number Of Individual
subscriptions for annans Of so and sIoo WAS iwsniy-
Eva huxt-cd
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Fort srn,ter celelrnsion at Bangor.

BNeos, Ae, April u. 1865
eres!orss'a OF TIC old Gag 10 Fort siar ecis.
ers 70 he'c 'oe'y ey naoaJ SALUTE atnaa y dis
pay Of all I'd" h';' on rubs md rrssrsoa1d.r y and
By ihs rasiag VI mo ns and Stripes tbasAld feet
ob1vS tlso cy b. rnsans Of tsona1 Liza b.aax he
IAnas o: o, & CaD.
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Peraonnl rntclltrsrec.

Samuel Downing, Of ihsfour survivor OF The Royo.
lntion hssyed tho Astor Rousc attending, in teeosd
ante with the Invitation Of tho ccmrec, 70 take Fart
IN the celebration on tho Goth he ~ ono hundred and
four ysars old, but quite halo aac hearty Els homo
70 al Eainburs, Saratoga county, in ,hl. State.
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Ycyv Tortz. Saturday, A,rii II, 1865.
E1Iz&SS7zS-75 4xsLekSsa
Assass;Rat;jl CT President Lil:O.a ard III,
tempt tG AssaSsila.c Secretary SGwc1I.

Al unlocked for and terrible calamity lre
ssey.eD the nation. P.cs:don. Lincoln i.s.
nisht received q wound at tho hands OF M es-
sazzin. tee cEeots o: witch there arc no hcpcs
az Ills surviving, having Eeen sho. whls sitting
10 theatre witnessing tho performance Of Q
plsy. An st.enyt WOO aiso made, oppa.
seaay By the sane person who shot
GAo President, to take tho IFS Of Sec.
retnry scTaed. Tia ossaesin, after firing
On 10 President, Glshed 10 iscnt c2 tac box
occupied BY tie Lister, ED, waVing long
&&SsSf objsh be held In he right bard, CT
cis;isel, asing ths motto Of tho Stste cs Viz
E:ai.a Sc Ssrnpey Tsrans.;s'" Eoiaen Jumped
% re esrsc, and, snilst !ho iat> nso e::citcmeni
Et;ea ccsuei, escaped through tbe rear Of tho
f,:'aioe Ehe nrcsidcn, yrs shot Though tho
head. 10 was immediately scthoyod, and Oh
dsaln:oI ths wound the bsain WIS scund to be
eo'I's tkcrshron- Tbs bass surgical skiil was
er.antIy y1mmonea, tu. 70 was not
s~csas:s: could 30 Of any .svan 20
sDds saving Ht- Lincois'a life. He
ses eaiu living At an early aoar this morning;
sal the LAST, melancholy parting scene be-
s@.esn himself ord fan,flJ had taken piaso.
md bio Gerth was nome tariiy looked for
saa o'rau,pt to Assasgiaa.a Secretary sewnd
w'u- udde r, 3D. barrier honr In tho evcsins
tsan the attach Gu tho PRECEDENT. Tho assail
aai &rcud his We Into the sick chamber whcro
Er. Seward was con6nod 10 bis bed, end,
aslsr dealing disabling blows On tho
attendants, rushsd 10 the bedside aud
stabbed the Secretary in tho neck end
eress.. 10 thea led from tho houso, mounted
hngsa sol escaped. mailing Csc, % be did 60,
81 pc Snue exc;amaaoa uDed n The case OF the
Fresdensa ssoanicaiion-"S 80 8emper Tyror-
SSo ~ Though sSe wouass inflicted on idr.
Coward cue aos Ct s nrrts, character, Il 10
a&seS eass owing TO hisprevious aobilisated
condition, they Unay leSd 30 fatal rssulta
Toe ASSASSIN he'd 70. been arrested up to the
s~n Of ooF is,es, despetohes. Who be is ia
Dot positively Known. though snspicIon pornn
strongly 70 o certain Individual
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S74IN And PoE-grLL AZ NCuiaMs.--fhe ard
THO cg SGzia and Portugal IN regard 10 tAis
coart,y, as orihcoa In tho.r rsceas seton
tc~crC5 liz uait,d Ssatos ,rSr vessels Niagara
and 6acyrnento Is decidedly htails, rni
Demands tho Immediate nos;eo Of our goveso-
uent. Il aas cc:nc to pretty raos whsn such
1alty Powers can Insult &c wigs IMMUNITY. az
fcr Portugal, exc has noting 10 ioeo Liso .
poor yelpipg dog, $40. ecarocly merits . good
| Kicking. Du: thc'casc Of Spain ;s Tuisa djes-
rent She ought to remember thst she Egs
valuable .posssssicas. within easy reach G: Us.
| 1.-Two taa suyeisnt causo tomorrow II 1pali
not rccrirs much moro than c month 10 teso
cooa and Porto Eieo, eSd. thea Spanish pride
and borhast weld no hroprh. is!aer loa
Our government inuss look ~ this r;S....er, e.
once, and we t-as. t.st our representatives u.
Madrid end Lis5on VIA demand fan ard omp!o
satisfaction. II Ia 10 cxeuse to coy uiat these
Gro weak Powers aud Of Little importance.
Thcy ma.t no. DO allowed 10 oosope ca shy
such preface. Let item apologize at once, ead
rroinl'e bo.tcr hehsTiqs n iuissr. or 10 tronzk.
(. 10 sc:egas
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Bout, Ar,orssA s7lecs, enio: "a, shs ilia Of Merit,
-acc.ysa 70 In.rd BY It's a.eaEship EcIcpa, rezort
;ho SURRENDER CT tie city q Nesrcgiaeo TO ceaEha
Flores lie Broz uerc n lNg%sss.er Q. tic piye.
Ts corszr,s ts St.tsrcn.s g.vsn IL Che uEaL3 q ne
. Ctr ard E5.h lass
Tie cuaard s.sz-ahgo As;s raaeSSc Eisiiax fTsl. -
ton al h.Fraz. steven = Il ca .lsETsfg, End .sl>t
for liToypool Of thTc o'clSei; 4 S Ts',crreg.
Tia5 steamship coysica frcn Ea=Nsa enfhe St7 =
Nassau % the lob LIST, asrlvt; Sssc yesitsrT ler
II rama sGvcss go tster ihsa oso hcced r. yas-
ssrssy's Esa..s To Ango-re,7zf tc.9s.e rSarjrg
s.ea-saip Bansass .r..yed CT Naaa GA Tie GOA ~,
rom o.svss.an .th ono thossare bee5 0! fot11 sas
tspots cxeso un,oa vessels CT ca-tStoa bs. ed tLai
tss town Is saSrss1cd b. taess nundroa rebSis Tns
French bark Edccro WINS vreekca on Greet teaTua on
ID, 18th Ct February, and t1ec Of lsr: crew sv-Es
drowned Wien tho cersra was sce5t .surkorr1 f;cr1
thi. rc.t seuc eeche sas esr'oscs !, 'eehoe q 'Ae
shto FIRM tic blsss or e-gs " Witch two psrsnni
wore lE,c5 and thrco olte-s --Ttors!y Injured
kNsw Orleans Journal q IN SIT ns espr,sd to hnY
o,tasssc. ..st tue coa,rshn6er q tho rrcpd fTtn,
az Jsrsz 10 Geu.rs oxlco had ataudspsd tic eoasost
| and ~. HI. ,roops had ressrnsd to tasls homes
pfcs,4eps Lincoln has recently scsogpzsi Joss
CotoY a. rsu 'of Che Asx.ean rru5ne e. Ban Fran
c,co ~hIea n,e, wouA ssem 70 BE- e"otrAdsilon Of d
10 tcpo.1, ia. cur e0sefrneuS daseIed aesrpw!odn
| faS,niiian's o.nHlFs.
Tt.:rr ~ asrr Coed vrdy, ;iio anriserssr7 Of Z
HOE - TIC ssyscus. sheTo voro appso2ia.o "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
CHAPTER K.
Fleuaister and Others.

The jocosely spectacular arrest OF Ear
ton Rufford, with its appeal TO the grim
humor of the desert. was responsible Tor
a. brief lul ~ tee storm of antagonism
evoked by LidserW ood's attempt to bring
order out OF the chaos reigning in his
small Kingdom. Fo' time Angels was
a-ari1 .sai:. a"rl while the piaIdits were
chief. 7or JuGson t,~ .isurc OF the cor
rectly clothed s.ipe. in endent Who was
courag eous enough TO appeal to the Law
.oomed large III the reflected light OF the
rcd-headed engineers cool daring.
For the space Of q week there were no
serious disasters. and Lidgerwood, with
continued TO dig persistentiy into the
mystery of the wholesale robberies. With
Benson's discoveries for a starting noint
the nan Femister was kept under sur
veillance. and II soon became evident to
the threa investigate: s that the owner OF
the Wire-Silver mine had been profitine
Literally at the expense Of the railroad
company l., many ways. That there had
teen cOnnivance on the Fart OF some on
in authority In the railroad service was
also a fact safely assurnable; and each
added thread Of evidence seemed more
and more 70 entangle the chief clerk
But behind the mystery OF the rob
befies lhdsefWooo began to get gliInpses
of deeper mystery Involving F1emister
and Haliock. Angelic tradition, neve,
very clearly defined and always shot
through with prejudice. spoke freely OF a
former friendship between the two men.
" neither the Iri,ndsn1p mad been bi oxen
or whether, for reasons best known to
themselves, they had allowed the impress
sion to go out that 1t had been broken.
I.;dger~ood could not determine from the
bits OF gossip brought In by the train
mn CT Hf p<.t.
all the minor officials in the railway
service. IIailcck vas the one who was
best able IL forward ana to CONCEAL Flem-
ister's thieyeries.
7: was In the midst Of these subter-
raaean inve stigations that Underwood
had a call from THE owner OF the Wire-
Silver. On the Saturday In the week Of
surcease. Flemister came in on the noon
train from the west. and it was McClos-
key who ushered him into the su2erin-
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SHOT UP IN AIR 2,4O0 FEET.
Man Takes Involuntary Trip on Log.
Carrying Apparatus.
'espo1icnrc of Tho Ssar.


GENEVA. Oct obsr i. 1910.
!n>seyeraI parts "f Switzerland lum-
Ter cat on tie moun;airsido Is trans
por,ed to the valley by aerial cables,
80 which Il kind of wooden stretcheI
is attached, on which u tree is tied.
The cables are set In motion by cleo
tricjty, and the lumber descends or
ascends on the wine.
At the village of Ludiano, in the
Picnic valley, Signor Ferrari, aged
twenty-three, was seated on los
which had been left on the cables, when
suddenly somebody set the machinery
in motion, and ne was carried to a
height of 800 feet.
About ffty feet from the landing
place on the mountain the current was
switched off. and Signor Ferrari was
stranded in the air He shouted him
SET hcarse for two hours, but nobody
heard him. and he had to stay on the
log all night, in cold weather.
The next morning, thirteen hours
later, when the workmen hauled down
the log, they found the young man
almost unconscious and half frozen,
but a doctor brought him round
An inquiry was begun, and IL was
found that Ferrari's rival in love
affair was seen near the electric. works
at the time. and he has been arrested.
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IN[FjLAMIEID KIDNEYS

Medical writer's declare II incurabie after the
sixth month whether sbuminous or not.
The average man prefers to think OF 81
Kidney trouble and lets II go. but IN. reas1s
shows this appalling fac, oct ~ $500 deaths
from kidney troubles the last Census year o5cr
nine -tenths Of them Us o,., took the form
called "Drishts Disease. although II i, quiis
probable that nine-tenths of these up 10 this
last moment thought OF II as AMI cs led it
kidney trouble when as a matter of fact the
only possible hope lay through q specific fer
Brisht's Disease.
70 There never was one until Fulton worked cut
bis Renal emoliient tFuiton's Renal CompousdD.
Since then inasn ms ton Of the kidneys. whether
alburuinous or not whether called ''t:dosy
trouble or .'Brlght's Disease" or whether sig
months or sis years old commonly Yields.
II you have bsd kidney trcubi. over Fix
months GO matter what yeu call IL. il I. TIE
ONLY hope. Efficiency So. whore PATIENTS Do noe
watt until b~drdd.n, although zone of tbon
recover. II can be bad in Washington at Henry
Evans 1908 st. NV.
We desire to bear from snd advise with ra-
tents not noting the usual improvement lv the
third hottie. Litersture mailed Free Write John
J. Fulton Co.. 645 Battery ST., San Francisco.
Cal.
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore and Ohio r. K.

Baltimore and Ohio X. K.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 2SD STREET NEW YORK
Ri Ssn, Pullman c, Psrl Ps,' Gar
$500 a.m Cafe Parfor Car.
I'll 90 am Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
y 90 pm Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
300 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman, S-hr.
$3.50 pm Diner and j. oaserVstion Parlor Car
s12.i5 MT. Sleepers to New York.
'2:52 an Sieepen to Phila and New York
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 300. f11.oo a.n..
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week days. 100 a. and HOO p.ml
'2.5e, 1900. 70 30. 100. '7.2o. fs6o: e. 30.
fssc; s :is t?oS 200 500 800 az. Sss
400. I4.45. 800. tSos. $50, 1900. .e;se:
night.
cu,c.co 90 y wEsTwAsg. ., ,o,
SiNciSSirI' ST. Gouis and IL fo6eisvrLlA
PIrTSBURG. .alO am. s1.22. 's.io pm.
1920 night sleeper ready 1000 p.mJ.
CoIiMRGs. $50 30 pm. m
WHEELING. 1910 n.m.. $3.50 pm.
CUMBERLAND. Queen City Special: g. IS ?. n.
WINCHESTER. i9. 10 am. f4.05. 1900 Pm.
FREDERICK. 1920. 1910. 1920 an. $3.50.
b.9 sssrt sana.2 su sse ss,,
oaices: 1li7 G st. NV. Main 1891: sic Penn
ticket Once. Main 1880: Informs ton Bureau.
Ne in 1a80
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"knOW Thyself!"

The old adsge Of the Greek, oom-
ing down the ages. is beginning TO be
needed only now. For centuries PEG.
pie worried about their minds and
souls. ignorant Of the fact that clean
and sound thought could come only
from clean and sound body. The
mind must have good tools. Its main
implement is the nervous system,
which must be properly fed and min
istered 10 before quick and accurate
action is possible. or logical. incisive
thought. Scientific exercise and
nourishing food suffice for the nor.
NAL human being who is nere,
under strain. But the great majority
OF men are eternally under abnormal
pressure from business cares. domes-
tic friction, the high prices of neoes-
sites. the dishonesty of competitor,
improperly heated apartments. the
rush and fury of commerce, the de-
mand for instantaneous physical AND
mental action. For them. TO prevent
breakdown. or To get them TO their
feet again. special remedies are
needed. a concentrated food for one
like Sanatogen. What we may hope
for in the future as TO health and hap.
piness from scientific dieting is set
forth in Our Nerves of Tomorrow
perfectly new and down-to-date
book by trained and entertaining
writer. issued free to inquirers by
the Bauer Chemical Company. s.;
Everett Building. New York The
very conclusions of science are in thi:
book. but no fads. no theories. nc
teaching that ills will vanish i:
merely ignored. Health and brain
power demand little exertion and
are worth it, and how one may at
tain proper self-knowledge and. by
common sense methods, throw off the
burden of worry. weakness and
waste may be learned through this
work, which Is destined TO cause a
thorough searching OF hearts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
PARTISAN MIDINETTES
KEEP POLICE FORCE BUSY
Striking Working Girls Make Raid
on Shops Where "Blacklegs''
Are Employed.
Correspondence OF The Star.

FOREIGN Correspondence OF The Star.
PARIS, October d, 1910
The Paris ''midinettes''-the worksirls
who have been on strike for several
weeks-went fox hunting the other
afterncn. The expression "fox hunting
is socialist slang in arts for the chase
Of the "backleg.'
Three hundred of the ''midinettes''
marched in q body to the Rue Mont Cents.
near the Notifications. a large number
OF police went with them to prevent dis
order. and the girls proceeded out through
the gate outside Paris, where the police,
whose duty ends within the town, could
not follow them.
The strikers called a halt for lunch.
which they ate on the grsss-grown slope
Of the Notifications and, seeing them
peaceabiy inclined, the police marched
back to barracks.
But luncheon was merely ruse. As
soon as the police had gone the midi
nettes' formed in close order. rushed bs elk
to the Rue Mont Cents. broke open the
door of workshop where "nlackiegs''
were employed, and assaulted the work
girls With umbrellas and batpins.
The police, who had been teiephoned
for, returned in force and charged the
strikers. In the scufiie one OF the midi
nettes" was seriously hurt and another
Was arrested. Several policemen were
bady scratched. and one Of them lost
tooth in the struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
GETS FREEDOM OF BELFAST.
Andrew Carnegie Honored, and
Talks About Library Work.
Indcprc Of Tue Star.

Foreign S0SreSoOn0cCfe OF Ine SteI.
BELFAST October 6. 1910.
Andrew Carnegie has been honored with
the freedom Of the city OF Belfast. Speak
ing al the Carnegie Branch Library. M.
Carnegie said that his experience OF pub
lie libraries was that the demand for fic-
ton books at first was enormous, and
then, as people became familiar With this
class Of literature, they began to study
more serious works.
The same thing was demonstrated I'm re-
gard to music at Dumfernline, where the
people went in for the more popular
works. but there was soon a demand for
the higher classes OF music. and he was
surprised at the selections which had
been made. A librarian only did half his
work when he gave out the book that was
asked fo:. He should watch the applicant
fo- a book. and should suggest the book
that he knew was -best on the particular
subject.
some Of these days he believed that
their librarians would rank with their
ministers. 1t was a noble profession that
led the young into the field OF knowledge.
and therefore they should extOl the Office
of a librarian. Whether the library was
a success or not depended on the fitness
Of the librarian.
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HOME RULE IN INDIA
PURPOSE OF PLOTTERS
Advocate General Outlines
Plan in the Mask Con-
spiracy Trial.
Foreign Correspondence of The Star.


BOMBAY, September Is. 1910.
The advocate general continuing hi:
address for the prosecution in the
Mask conspiracy trial. withdrew the
charge OF waging war. but pressed the
charge OF attempting to wage war
The case for the prosecution, he said
was that all thirty-eight OF the &C.
cused were members OF a large body
Of conspirators. Their ages ranged
between seventeen and forty-eight
and ten were under twenty.
A large proportion were priests
students and schoolmasters. and some
were university graduates.
Home Rule Their Object.
The object Of the conspiracy was 70
obtain home rule by all or any means
Money was collected by theft and
otherwise; arms were obtained: ex-
plosives were manufactured in Nasik
and Bombay the murder OF officials
was contemplated and the aSsassina-
ton OF Mr.. Jackson. The revenue col
lector. was perpetrated. Mask was
the headquarters. with branches al
Igatpuri, Aurungabad and elsewhere.
In 1903 a society was established by
SaFarkar and his brothers to promote
Swadeshi and religion. In 1866 the
name and the object of the society
were changed and il devoted itself to
the attainment Of home rule.
To Form Secret Society.
In 1906 Tinayak Savarkar made
speeches melting his hearers TO rise
against British rule. In May ~ the
same year Savarkar went 10 England.
There he wrote a preface to "a life OF
Maazini with the object of forming a
secret society for the purpose OF over
throwing the Indian government and
establishing home rule by force. Two
thousand copies OF the book were scat
tered in India with a view to inculcat-
ing the principles eXpounded. Savarkar
advocated the collection OF arms and
secrecy and prescribed a form OF oath
and revolutionary procedure. Karve,
one OF the defendants. pushed thes..
doctrines al Thana and other places
and started branches of the society at
Igatpuri and in the NasiiS district.
IL is believed that all of the accused
VIII he convicted and depor,cd OF exc
cutcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
TWO SESSIONS WEEKLY.
Reopening Of the Christ Child Ital-
ian School.

The Christ Child Italian School has re.
opened for the scholastic year. under the
direction Of Rev. Ignatius Fesly. assistant
pastor Of ST. Joseph's Church, I'm new
quarters at l29 {. street northeast. Fol
the present classes will h~ taught Satur.
day mornings and Thursday afternoons.
The children will be Instructed chiefly II
Christian doctrine. English langua 20,
American principles and sowing and hom.
work.
of other ladies will serve as teachers.
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Southern Railway.

" R.--Foliowinc schedule hsures published only
a. informa ton and are not guaranteed:
For Atlantis. birmingham. Mobile. New Or.
900 a m. daily FOE Chattanooga and Memphis.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. E!snias.
ham New Orleans, th:fG pm. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattauoora. Mem.
phis, Nashville. @:10 Elm. daily sleeping cas
open after Ia p.rn.i
For Atlanta. Hrnin.han. cclnunhia. Charles.
ton, Augusta. Aiken Sasahnea. Jacksonville AID
Florida unin's. ~ nm. daily.
Tourist ro- California Monday. Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday. Al: pm.
Locsl FOR lns $40 am caL,. 81. $;as
T:sO am. daily. ard cor charlottesville. 7:3u
am. :na 4:55 PIT: daily: fe- Warrenten Ass
p.m. daily and 40 pm. week days. E'reqeen:
trains 10 and from Eluemont
r. q BROWN G"r.-., AgAn.
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PRINCESS WEDDING PLANS.
Marriage of Clementine to Take
Place Near Turin.
Jerrcsnonlence o. Tie Star

BRUSSELS: October ). 1910.
II has been decided definitely that the
marriage Of Princess Clemsn;ire and
Prince Victor Napoleon will not take
place at Marlborough, owing to the i'll
health OF Princess Clotiide. the bride
groom's mother.
The ceremony will take place at the
Castle Of Montcaiieri near Turin.
An Austrian archduke and Gen. Louis
Ronaparte will act as best men for the
bridegroom, and Prince de Ligne will be
among those In attendance.
The ceremony will be private. but there
will be a great gathering Of princes, and
it Is believed that the King OF Italy will
be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
For Tunnel From Copenhagen.
,rresra ndep,.e Of The Star

COPENHAGEN. October :. 1910.
\ proposal has been made by Capt
Uuistard to connect Copenhagen Will
Malnoc, in Sweden, by means of a tun
mel, some fifteen or sixteen miles long
The suggestion has given rise to much
comment locally. and the railway COM
panies interested are closely investi.
eating the scheme.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

The Standard Railroad Of the South
Notice. Of arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
1920 am. daiIy-Through sleeping cars ana
coaches to Jacksonville.
4o5 pm. dsiiy-Tbrough sleeping cars to
Charleston. S. C.; Augusta, Savannah. Ca; Jack
sonville, Fla. Port lamps. Ella. ror Havana;
Jacksouville. UNEXCELLED DINING CAR
SERVICE.
9:4O pm. daily-"Palmet.o Limited'--Through
& 6: through coaches 70 Charleston.
Ticket Office. l4l9 NEW YORK AVE.
GEO. r. JAMES. %. r. A.. Washington D. C.
7. Z; WHITE. IL. r.: A.; ". J. CRAIG. P. T
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SeabOard Air Lime Ry.

1905 AN. DAILY Seaboard Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savan-
nah and Jacksonville. Parler Jacksonville to
Tampa. Through sleeper to Atlanta. Diains
trically lighted seepers and observation
equipped Nth electric fans. Through service to
Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta, Bir-
mngham and Memphis. Dining cars
Ticket office. 14lS New York ave. NV.
Z. 4. HARDWOOD City Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. PHILLIPS. District Passenger Agent.
c. B. RYAN Gen. Pass. Agent. Portsmouth. Va.
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c:oo PM. Daily.-For Virginia. West Virginia
and Kentucky points. Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati and Louisville. Paslor car to
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining car
from Charlottesville:
$50 IN. ily.--CiNCINNATIST LOUfS-CHi.
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to 81: Louis.
With Pullman sleeper 80 Chicago. Stops only
at important stations. rIlinoan's anes: equip.
rent and C. & O. la dining car.
lao Pm. psiy.F. L. Y. LIMITED Tor Gin.
rnnst. Louisville. thr west. southwest end
n7thwee,. Prilman s!ee7 e.s 20 Virginia Hot
Strings. Cincinnati and Louisville. G. o.
"a carte dining car.
Union station. Phone Main 1865 and 220S fn,
tickets, baggage checks reservations and taxlcsbs.
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