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I i1 if fVH t L U m m Edward Forshay Shoots Edna Stokes in Chicago Hotel UpUTS A BULLET IN HER HEART Actor and Manager Thought to Kill Himself Too but His Nerve Falls Him at Last Moment Had reled With His Sweetheart Chicago Juno 4 Edward Forshay -of KanHaB City an actor and assistant manager ot theatrical companies last night shot and killed Miss Edna Stokes an actress whoso homo Is at Mo and with whom ho was deeply In lovo Forshay claims to havo met Miss Stokes In St Louis six years ago when they were both playing an engagement The couplo played In different cities until last fall when they came to Chicago and becamo members of the stock company playing at tho Victoria Forshay evidently Intended to tako his life after killing tho woman for t upon his person when ho was arrested were letters bidding farewell to his mother and another to tho chief of jpolico Tho couplo wcro engaged In a des i porato quarrel throe days ago and Forshay is said to havo beaten tho i actress badly cutting her head In two places MIbs Stokes gave orders to tho proprietor of the Vernon hotel at which sho was stopping that Forshay should not be admitted to her presence and nlthough he called twico during tho early part of the evening ho was compelled to leave by the attendants Xator ho called and tho proprietor told him ho could wait In tho parlor where Miss Stokes would see him Sho came down from her room and tho couple talked for about ten minutes when Forshay suddenly drew a re volver and fired two shots one through the right lung and other close to tho heart She died almost Instantly When taken to the police station Forshay said ho Intended to kill as ho could not live without Miss Stokes love but his nerve failed him at tho last moment NARROWLY ESCAPES LYNCHING McKeesport Man Comes Near Being Hanged by Mob for Alleged Assault Pittsburg June 4 Denjamln Setty alias Watson aged 28 years narrowly escaped lynching at the hands of an Infuriated mob of 500 citizens of Mc Keesport Pa yesterday Setty Is al leged to have assaulted a 4-year-old daughter of Thomas Sullivan The po lice wero forced to use their clubs to Iteep back the crowd while Setty was taken to the police station The child is In an unconscious condition and may not recover Great excitement prevails In McKeesport and the prison KSs strongly guarded Murderous Attack on Aged Woman Kansas City Juno 4 Whllo sitting locking a baby In her homo at Second street and Woodland avenue this after noon Mrs Mary Schuler 70 years old was struck down with a hatchet by a negro who appeared suddenly beforo her Mrs Schulers skull was fractured and sho cannot live The negro escaped and Is being searched for by a large number of neighbors and policemen The motive was robbery Issue Appeal for Aid Rutherfordton N C June 4 Tho mayor of Bakei ville N C has issued an appeal for aid to rebuild the city -which tho circular says was destroyed in tho big storm of May 20 Great suf fering Is said to be Imminent The ap peal says it Is not known how many lives were lost but 500 dwelling houses mills and storehouses were swept away and the damage In tho en tire county is put at 1000000 Terre Haute Carmen Strike Terro Haute Ind Juno 4 Tha Terre Hauto Street Railway company -was tied up last night by a strike of all tho men In the employ of the com pany Tho men claim that the com pany failed to give the firemen em ployed at tho Brazil plant an advance from 12 to 16 cents an hour accord ing to an agreement reached after tho strike of last October Find Robbers Booty Mineral Point Wis Juno 4 Seven thousand dollars was found under a sidewalk near the former boarding place ot Stewart Jelloff held here on a charge of robbing tho national bank Tecently Two bottles of and a bunch of skeleton keys wero also found All were discovered by citizens who were searching privately Indians Hostile Over Lynching Altura Cal Juno 4 Sheriff Street lias returned from the scene of tho lynching Tho bodies of Calvin Hall his three sons and son-in-law wore cut down and burled by Chinese Indians are hostile over tho hanging of the Indian boy but no troublo is antici pated The grand jury will be called vto Investigate Portland Mine Strike Settled Victor Colo Juno 4 Mayor Nelson Franklin who Is at Colorado Springs wired to this city yesterday that tho Portland mine strike has been set tled and that nearly 1000 men will be at onco put to work Both sides made concessions and the demands of the workmen havo been substantially agreed to v Raise the Price of Sugar New York Juno 4 Arbucklo Bros imve advanced all grades of refined eugar ten points This Is Btlll five points under tho prices of the Jean Sugar Refining company ADOPT NEW HIGH EXPLOSIVE Hudson Maxim Sells Secret of His Invention to the United States Now York Juno 4 Tho Press says Maxtmtto tho now oxploslvo Invented by Hudson Maxim has boon adopted by this country nftcr a series of suc cessful tests nt tho Sandy Hook prov ing grounds Tho sccrot of tho cxplo slvo has been sold to tho government by tho Inventor nnd tho cxploslvo It Is thought may revolutionize warfare It Is said to bo moro deadly In Its char actor than lyd ill to yet so safely can It bo handled that tho danger attaching to Its uso Is loss than that Incurred In transporting ordinary black powder In an Interview Mr Maxim said Should tho United States bocomo In volved In war with nny ottior powor wo will bo ablo to throw high explo sive projectiles through tho thickest armor of our cnomlos to explodo In Bldo their warships whllo they In turn would bo nblo only to penotrato our armor with solid shot Ho thought tho moral of theso now developments Is that tho ponderous battleship must go and bo replaced by tho small swift torpedo boats or tor pedo gunboats and cruiser DISCUSS CHURCH EXTENSION Annual Report of Board and of Seer tary Read and Adopted Des Moines Juno 4 Yestordny was church extension day In tho general synod of tho Evangelical Lutheran church Tho annual report was read by Rev H H Webor of York Pa and was adopted Tho roport of the statis tical secretary was read and adopted Tho discussion of tho foreign mis sion situation with plans to change field of work from tho African cuist to tho Interior Is set as special business for this afternoon The main business of tho synod deals with this question factions being formed and divided on the administration of tho post ono faction claiming a favor itism and partiality of tho foreign mis sion board In tho post asserting that unless a change Is had at onco tho church will be shaken to Its foundation and that serious trouble Is Imminent Tho election of Dr Freas as president however shows tho aid admin IJ ation has a majority of tho synod and no change may bo made MEMBERSHIP IS DOUBLED Suffrage Association Reported to Be In Flourishing Condition Minneapolis Juno 4 Tho National American Woman Suffrage association held an executive session yesterday to which only delegates wero admitted The topics of discussion wero tho plan of work submitted by the business committee and consideration of the bazaar fund In the afternoon tho ad dresses of stato presidents were re sumed Maud C Stockwell of Minnesota re ported tho membership doubled In the year and the finances flourishing Lucretla L Blankenburg of Pennsyl vania reported on tho futllo effort to secure the admission of Mrs Margaret Klinglesmith to the law actfdemy Rev Olympia Brown reported for Wisconsin that an active campaign of education was being carried on ROCKY MOUNTAIN SNOWS MELT All Streams Are High and the Arkan sas Is Especially Uncontrollable Pueblo Colo Juno 4 All streams from tho Rocky mountains aro high Tho Arkansas river has been threat ening its bridges An enormous amount of water which tho big irriga tion canals all of which are wide open cannot receive is overflowing tho Ar kansas valley Tho 4-year-old boy of John Turklng ton playing along Fountain creek In the north suburbs fell in Tho body was swept away and has not been re covered SPARKS FROM THE WIRES The Wabash has secured control of tho Detroit and Toledo short line Two thousand employes of tho paper mills at Holyoke Mass ar3 uu a Btrike George H Phillips is to bo given a banquet by the Allied National Farm ers association at St Paul Tho Ottoman government has pro hibited tho performance of Cyrano do Bergerac declaring It to bo revolu tionary Chicago police will not opposo Cap tain Streeters second invasion ot tho district of Lake Michigan but will let the courts decide the dispute Walter T Page manager ot tho American Smelting and Refining com panys smelter at Omaha has been ap pointed manager of tho plant at Argen tine Kan Nowton Todd an Indianapolis broker and member tof tho Chicago Stock ex change was suspended Monday for three years on charges ot uncommer cial conduct Joslah Croner aged 7G father of Congressman Croner of Indiana died at Munclo Monday of paralysis Tho son arrived home from tho battleship Ohio an hour beforo his death James Lynch a grain scooper In tho Niagara elevator at Buffalo was caught In a conveyor carried 135 feet through the plpo and then dumped into tho bin Nearly all the bones In hlB body wero crushed Military Riot at Shorncliffe London Juno 3 A military riot oc curred last night at Shorncliffe A de tachment of the Dublin fuslleors act uated by somo Imaginary grievance wrecked their barracks room The guard was called out to arrest tho ring leaders and shots wero fired by tho fuslleers who met tho reinforced guard with a volley of ball cartridges and with bayonets Two men of tho guard wero seriously injured by bay onet thrusts Tho riot lasted for two I hours I vutett i k t n THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JUNK 7 1901 1 Troops Said to Be Necessary to Quell Uprising BHEEP HERDER ASSASSINATED Authorities Fear Outbreak Will Bo Precipitated by Attempts to Arrest Settlers Flee to Towns for Protec tion Indians Aro Excited Lander Wy Juno 4 As a result of a Bhootlng affray between a whllo Bhcep herdur and an Arapahoo In dian on tho reservation Sunday and In which tho Indian was tllllod Borlous trouble Is feared as tho Indians aro reported to 1m very excited over tho affair The sheepmen am said to bo moving their bonis closer together for protection They havo sent to tho out lying stores for ammunition A shcop hordcT employed by Will iam Madden of Lost Cabin wns shot down by Indians yesterday 40 niilea north of Fort Wnshnklo It Is foared serious trouble wilt fol low nny attempt upon tho part ot tho authorities to arrest tho murderers of tho herder Settlers In tho Lander valTcy aro arming nnd many nro moving to tho towns for protection It Is bolleved thnt the threatened outbreak cannot bo avoided without further bloodshed and tho uao of troops HAD PROOFS OF QUESTIONS Runyan and Steele Must Answer for Alleged Contempt of Court Columbus O Juno 4 Clay M Run yan and Hurt J Steele wero arrested Biipromo court for aliened coutomiit Tho men nro accused of having se cured copies of tho questions that had been prepared for the Stnto Bar asso ciation to be held today and having offored to sell them to students Run yan was formerly an employo In tho office of tho state commissioner of rail roads and Steele is an employe of a lo cal printing company It is alleged Chancellor Snow Resigns Lawrence Kan Juno 4 Chan cellor Francis H Snow who has been at tho head of the University of Kan sas for 11 years has tendered his res ignation The resignation will bo ac cepted and Chancellor Snow will bo given the chair of natural history Chancellor Snows health broke down a year ago following tho death by drowning in the harbor at San Fran cisco of his son a newspaper reporter who had gone out on a tug to receive news from a transport bringing sol diers from the Philippines lie has Milwaukee to Join his wife and daugh ter Mrs McKinleys Condition Washington Juno 4 Dr Rlxey after remaining in tho white houso for nearly threo hours last night said that there had been no change In tho condition of Mrs McKinley Sho was resting confortably Firebugs Attempt to Burn Town McConnelsvIHe 0 Juno 4 Fire bugs tried to burn this town last night by starting several fires in the busi ness portion Several buildings were burned and the loss Is heavy with no insurance Havemeyer May Resign New York June 4 It was reported yesterday that President Havemeyer would resign from tho presidency of tho American Sugar Refining company and be succeeded by W B Thomas of Boston Two anarchists arrested at Madrid gavo riso to a story of a plot to assas sinate the queen regent of Spain Trades unionism is blamed by Brit ish manufacturers for Englands fail ure to control tho worlds markets Ambassador Choato was Instructed to lssuo American passports to two Filipinos In London who wish to travel In Russia Applicants for positions In tho navy are reported to havo been paying cer tain lawyers for their influence Con gress may Investigate Lack of details concerning recent battles In South Africa Is exciting sus picion in England A British defeat near Pretoria a month ago Is rumored The Lutheran Bynod at Des Moines Saturday celebrated the 20th anniver sary of Dr Bonltzs appointment as western secretary of the board of homo missions Tho machinists strike at tho Key stone Manufacturing company at Ster ling Ills was settled by compromise The nine hour day was conceded and wages wero advanced John D Rockefeller Is to establish in New York tho Rockofollor InBtltuto for medical research the object of which will bo tho Investigation of tho causes of disease and their proven- i tlon MORE MACHINISTS QUIT WORK No Settlement of Chicago Strike Until After June 11 Chicago Juno 4 Tliero will ho no settlement of tho nmelilnlHtiV tttrlka In Chicago until after Juno 11 This wan thu decision of tun local manufacturers yesterday when the members of tho Chlcngo Association of Mnchlncry manufacturers plodgtd alloglanco to tho National Motal Trades nsnoclntlnn nnd ngrccil not to enter lulo negotia tions with nny of their employes until nrtor tho groat gntherlng of employers In Now York oily on Juno 11 Whllo tho manufacturers wore discussing tholr future nctlon tho machinists wore not Idle a number of machinists leaving the tliruo plnntn of tho Crano cotnpniiy to join tho ntrlkeni AsHlnt nut Huslticsn Agent Ireland of tho ma chlnlsts Insists thnt nearly 175 men quit work whllo Secretary J II Mhr phy for tho coinpouy HaUl that not more than in or 1H men quit Ifostdcs tho mon In tho Crano plantti 80 work men h truck In threo other places MRS KENNEDY ON TRIAL Charged With Killing Her Husband at Kansas City Kansas City Juno It Mr Lulu i Prince Kennedy tho brldo ot n month who last January called her htiRbnnd Philip Kennedy con tracting ngent of the Merchants Dis patch Transportation company from his office In tho henrt of tho city and hot nnd killed liltn wns placed on trial in the criminal court hero yester day For the ilrst tlmo since her pre liminary hearing five months ago tho prisoner gave way to tears II was In tho examination of veniromon when Prosecutor Hnilley asked tho first man examined Havo you conscientious scruples ngalnat capital punishment For n moment only tho prisoner cov ered her eyes nnil wopt Soon sho yesterday at tho Instigation of the at 1 became composed and watched tho tornoy genoral and taken beforo tho proceedings with Interest The- case will im fought niniilinrnlv by linMi Bides KANSAS DROUGHT 18 BROKEN Rain Is General Over the State Somo Damage by Hall I Topcka Kan June 4 A drought of four weeks in Knnsas Is broken Unlit has been falling throughout central t nml oiiQtnrn Iv nil una nil tililil Rmiv induced Steele to sccuro that Runyan lng croW wn mW C put n oxoeUoilt proois oi me miiuuu mm ua u v conllou nni Ul0 fnrmI1K lii8try sell them and divide former was to wn tnl0 0 nl now aH0 f 1fo A tho It Is alleged that Runyan profits thJ Pftlrury ranph oC tl0 Uouk offered to sell proofs of tho questions nm ther0 wnjJ cxcetloImny neavy student at Western Reserve for to one aln Tho llspUchora ofnpo ot Ul0 5500 and that they wore offered to 10 Qn acfl sntn Fo am nod s Biuuenis at yvnn Armir wnu ckijuuluu to tako tho examinations for a lump sum of G00 and roads reported that tho rain was general over all their Kansas linos Near Manknto the rain was accompa nied by a furious windstorm In Marysvlllo two nnd a half Inches ot rain fell In an hour flvo times a3 much as fell during tho entire month of May i Sallna reports plenty of bail aa an ac- companiment to tho rain with somo damage to wheat SOLICITOR SMITH TESTIFIES Tells of Efforts of Dr Uuger and Miss Defenbach to Obtain Policy Chicago Juno 4 In tho Insurance conspiracy caso yes terday Clarence E Smith an Insurance solicitor told how Miss Defenbach spent most of the year in California paid 100 premium on a policy which on a leave and Is now on tho way to she wished to get from tho New York SPARKS FROM THE WIRES Life company This payment was made subsequent to an application by Dr Unger for n 10000 policy for a person whom he did not name Miss Defenbach witness declared wna re fused a policy as the management was not satisfied with her story Lator ho told of the efforts of Unger nnd Mlsa Defenbach to recover tho 100 Mr Smith said thnt lator Miss Def enbach was allowed to tako out a 5000 policy CONVENTION AGAIN TO MEET Will Hold Secret Session to Qlacuss I Washington Document Havana Juno 4 At an Informal gathering of dolegato3 to tho Cuban constitutional convention yosterday It was decided to hold a secrot session tomorrow to discuss tho official docu mont which General Wood axpects to receive from Washington by todays mall tho contents of which ho has promised to communicate to tho con vention Indians Holding a Council Guthrie O T Juno 4 Chiefs Del- A daughter was born to tho king pone Wolfo nnd Quanah Parker and and queen of Italy Saturday 1 1000 other Indians of tho Comanche Mrs Mahalleo Smith aged 70 was and Kiowa trlhos aro holding a convicted at Kansas City of pension ell at Anadarko for tho purpose or fraud and flood 1000 selecting a delegation to Washington to protest against the opening of tho Indian reservations It is assorted that if Colonel Randlett allows them to go to tho national capital a great many stato secrets of how tho allot monts and tho selection of the pasture lands have been made will bo divulged Fatal Accident In Midway Show nuffalo Juno 4 Toddy Oliver 19 years old was perhaps fatally Injured whllo doing his act In a Midway show at tho exposition grounds last night Olivers turn was to ride a bicycle off tho edge of a platform 40 foet high and dive into a pool of water below JuBt as ho reached tho edgo of tho platform his wheel swerved and ha was thrown head foremost Into tho shallow wator on tho outer edgo ot tho pool Boers Attack Willowmore Wlllowmoro Capo Colony June 4 Commandant Snooper with 700 men attacked Wlllowmoro yosterday but was beaten off after nlno hours fight ing Jamestown Is threatened by Fouchos commando McLaurln Not to Resign Columbia S C Juno 4 Governor McSweeny received a letter from Sen a tor McLaurln in which tho senatoi says that for tho sake of peace ho will bold on to his offlco sm t m ES All Transmississippi Lines to Be Consolidated AWAITING- MORGANS ARRIVAL Result of Adjusting Lato Differences Over Northern PAclftd Scheme for i Allying tha Factions Is Given Fur i ther Impotua Now York Juno 4Tlto Prcnn nnyn tlUt one trnmnuilnus consolidation of nlf tho rnllrondimporntlng between tho Mississippi river nnd tho Pacific count promises to romilt from a sottlemont ot tho differences which causud thii Northern Pncllln corner The Press saymthat It In nblo to an nounco on tho highest ntithorlty that not only havo tho differences boon nettled hetwoon tho ITorgan IIIll faction nnd I ho Ilnrrlmon party regard ing tilo nurllugtnn deal and tho rela tions of that rnllrontl and tho Northern Pacltlo nnd tho Gh al Northern with tho Union Pncinc hut that thu 31 Paul Chicago and Northwestern and Chi cago Croat Westorn will bo Inltun caro of In tlio great harmonization Jiohomo Tho oxact dotnlWi of tho Harmony ngreement nro withhold until Jl Plnr pout Morgan arrives from ISurono Ho will sail for this country tomorrow INTRUDER3 WILL- BE EJECTED Troops to Maintain Order on Kiowa Reservation In Oklahoma Washington Juno 4r At tho request of tho uitorlor doparttnont tho secre tary of war has Instructed Genoral Morrlam commanding the Depnttinenl ot tho Colorado to employ un many of his troops an may ho necessary to mnlntaln order on thiv Kiowa reserva tion In Oklahoma This nctlon is United on a dispatch from Colonol Ilandlott In chnrgn of tho Kiowa and Conmncho ngonoy reporting thnb at least 1000 Intruders hud Bottled In tho Wlelilla mountains which aro within tlin ICIowa InndH noon to bo opened to settlement nnd that they claimed tho right to do bo under tho United States mineral laws Secretary Hitchcock nald yes tordny afternoon that they had no rights whatever nnd thnt they would ho promptly eject oil TWO TAKE POISON IN LINCOLN J Albert Brink Has a Chance fon Life but Mrs Walker lo Dead Lincoln Juno 4i J Albert Brink a young socloty man who Is city solic itor for a wholesalo grocery houso and a Mrs Walker of whom llttlo Is knowm took poison at Brlnkn room at tho Llndoll hotel in an effort to com mit suicide Whon found at 1 oclock thlB morning tho woman was dead Brink tins n fighting chunco for life Miners Favor New Labor Party Denver Juno 4 Tho Westorn Fed oration of Minors yestordny mianl mouiily endorsed tho resolution adopt ed last week by tho Western Labor union In favor of a new lnbor party Tho resolution committees roport which was adopted advises tho mem bers of tho federation to refrain from doing voluntary military duly nnd fa vors direct legislation Expansion is denounced and an income tax favorciL Sees His Brother Drown Alnsworth Neb June 4 A son of William Grams four miles north of this place was drowned yes terday in a mill pond Mr Grams and two sons were fishing along tho banks of the creek when nil went In bathing Whllo tho father was on tho bank dressing tho youngest boy called out that hla brother was drowning hut be foro tho father could look around tho boy sank to riso no more Trial of Professor G D Herron Grlnncll la Juno 4 Tho trial of Professor Gcorgo D Herron for con duct unbecoming a minister and a man cornea up hens today At tho re cent Congregational convention held nt Baxter a committee was applontcd to call a council nnd Invito a trial of tho Herron affair This council has no tified 12 churches of the association and la now in readiness for tho public trial today Newman Elected President Now York Juno 4 At a mooting of tho directors of tho Now York Central yesterday William H Newman presi dent of the Lako Shore was elected president of tho Now York Central and Hudson River Railroad company to succoed Samuel R Callaway re Blgnod Mr Newman has not yet re signed tho presidency of tho Lako Shore so ho is now president of both road3 Charged With EmbezzUng500OoT Anna Ills Juno 4- Charles Cros by travollng salesman elalmlng to rep- resent tho Frlck Grocery company of St Louis was arrested horo yester day by the city marshal upon receipt of a tologram from the sheriff of Franklin county charging him with embezzling J 50000 of tho firms money CroBby said when arrested I guess Its all up now Trewlns First Victory Cedar Rapids la Juno 4 Senator J II Trowln of Allamakeo county won his first decisif victory at the Linn county convention yesterday Tho 40 delegates to tho state convention aro solid for him Resolutions passed endorsing his candidacy for governor Daniel Spencer 2G years old was ac cidentally shot and killed at tho boms of his fiance Miss Mattio Archer at Blannorhasset W Va Monday by her sister Delia Spencer was exhibiting a now revolver which sho took and acci dentally discharged Spencer falling dead at bar feet mL ilWA wrf ifK - rwv 6 i Dopsy starting itv Che feet or ankle comes from n wenlc or diseased heart a heart that cannot keep up the circulation The blood then nettles in the lower limbs where the watery portions ooze out into surrounding tissues causing bloat and swelling The heart must be strengthened and built up before the- dropsy can be cured to stay and the best of all heart medicines is Dr Miles Heart Cure T had pal pi ta tton shortness of brontll puln In lioiirt Hwnlllnu of foot nnif iinklcH Jningry spolln nntl wnijiuviillnctl to my bed nnd nasy chair A few ImiUIos of Dr Miles Heart Cum tniide mo wolL Mlts O OdtioiiNic Glydu Oi Dr Miles Heatt Cafe gives new strength tor die heart regulates the circulation stimu lates the digestion and restores health Soldi by druggists on a guarantee Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind HEADACHE Ali all drug itorn 25 Dm 25c prwrrgTeMUfcBjRMji mmimw m SALZERS SEEDS WILL MAKE YQU RICH Thiol rvilnrititf Btntmnfiit ItutHaL tCf friw uir lb uiibnruij jZ Onmlilnntlnrt Cnm T UrnitortliAiuiiirHmrtli WllloUIflp L frtttfiiiitiimtr nrairii irr itwiuir Billion DollnrOrnns irrstmt mtrvftl mtlu koi 1 iuvnr L Ira4 crPlK wicrt a ft i MwJtitf i What Is lti 2SifC CtAlrjrnntelU ftfl y fO 10a STAMP HKrV anJUtaNOTIcnC w mII f bin ftl cul Il irtln 1 hmplvilnrli iliDialjTt nlflj IMJIIll u tk t IBlfl r Lo titKI nr Ak IUftt l Q HuL ynjupcArt loHliU10CKluit 1 n i2ohn ASalsof StaduouCnu i MET www r fFm AT flii If tL mmw H wa1 Koenigsteins Piracy Corner 5th and Main Sts 3Storjolk 2steb -Vv VllVysyby y4ryi OjOnn YEARLY to Christian vJJuUU nuiu or woman to look after our growing busmen in this mid adjoining coqujih to act as inaimgvcaiui correspondent work can bo done at your home Knolono sclf iuldnmHed stumped envelope for particulars to H A Sherman General MiuiuKer Corcoran iiuild ing opnosito United States Treas ury Washington D O 0S4S4v4S4444i Illinois Gentral 8 R ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WITST E 3rl TOTJRISTS TUu Illinol CiMitnil diwlros to cull nttnntlon tltlii liiinxcttlltul MH vicu that ia olTttnvl hy its lltiei to tin ioutti for thu kuudoii of lhyj lWJO c ALIFORNI VIA NEW ORLEANS CHICAGO A Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars FROM Pornonnlly conduct- ixi uuim uiroimn to Ioo AukrIuh nnd Knit Krnnclbco vln New Orlunns in connection EVERY with thoSoutliorn Id- WEDNESDAY cilo lenvlnii lilcai IinVj7VT on tho fnst MORNING Nhw Orlonna Sp ciiil comioctkm alio mmlii hy thin train with ilaily trains out of Now Orlniniu for tho PnoiHa Iojibt Tho Limitixl from Chlcnco ovory even iuif connocU on Aloiicliin nnd Thureiluys nt New Orloniib nftor Docomoor IK lhJ with tha SUNSET LIMITED of tho Southern Iaclllo nlving 8oolnl through borvlco to Sau Frnnolsco F L0RID VIA NASHVILLE AND ATLANTA THROUGH SERVICE FROM ST LOUIS A Doublo dully BerT ice is maintained out of St Louis via tha Illinois Central and connecting linos to Niishvlllothnttanoo Kt nnd Atlmita thra alamitna cur to Jack sonvillo Florida bains carried on tho DIXIE FLYER louvinn St Louis every evening Tills train as well as tho Duy Kxpress loavintr St Louis la tho niornlni aro both solid trains to Nashville havlni through coachog and sleeping cars run ning through Martin Term and tho N O Sz St L Hy Connection via this lino for all princi pal mints in the Southeast such ns Charleston Wilmington Aikin and Savauuah aud for all points in Florida TWO SOUD FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS Dally from Chicago to Memphis aud New- Or leans HOMGSERKERS EXCURSIONS to certain points in the South on tho Hues of tho Illinois Central anil Y in M V railroads will be run on tho ill 6t and third Tuesday of each mouth Uur iugtho wiutorsoasou Full particulars concerning all of the abova can bo had of agents of the Illinois Central or by ttdJroirtuB A U Hanson Q P A Culcaga