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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-14

Lieutenant Beacon has seen consid-
cradle service in the northwest. He
organized a company CT Coon Indians
and commanded it until disbanded
under general orders from the war
department.
He was charmed with Salt Lake and
comp1imented the constitutional con-
vention by saying it was an unusu-
ally strong looking body of men. He
left on last nights Western train for
Denver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Tho young lady who is unequal to CON
versation Is only safe when she confines
herself to yes and no. Thus far she may
not be especially interesting, but she at
least keeps out Of trouble. One such girl,
who seemed TO BIO interested In nothing
Gin the heavens above or the earth be-
neath,'' was one day left alono with n
gentleman, who found the greatest diff
Guilty In keeping up the conversation to
what he considered u desirable level.
He thought helplessly of that other sns-
tainer of u forlorn conversational hope,
who tried one ST bjeot after another, with
no result. The ether man could not talk,
but after dozcl. topics had been vainly
preached, no briEhtened, and said, TRY
mo on leatherl" What, in this present
case, could tho young lady's Leather" beS
Where did her interests lleY
At length the discouraged man had re-
course to nonsense. A stuffed bird was
set up in ono corner Of the room, and he
mentally olutched at 1t for inspiration.
''Do you know what Kind Of a bird that
isf'' ho asked.
No." sho said.
II fancy It's an albatrossl"
"Roally?"
Yes, and very likely the one that was
ehot by tho Ancient Mariner.
Thu young lady leaned forward with q
pretty somhlanco of Interest,
Is it, truly she asked, with enthusi-
asm. How very glad l am to see It'll
Youths Companion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
RI THE ENGINEER WAS FIRED


Track nut Fcr Aresphsss
When the railway men gathered at their
customary resort. they found that Receiver
e. o. Hopkins of the Ar Line had pre-.
empted the most comfortable seat and was
busily engaged in conversation with Gen
eral Manager McDoel OF the Monon, who
happened to be spending an hour or two
In st. Louis.
ave Just been telling Hopkins, here
said Mr. MeDoel '.about little railway
in North Carolina. 1t fams part of the
new Southern system now, but IL used to
be known as tho Western North Carolina
division Of the Richmond and Danville.
1t runs from Ashevllle to jumping off
place called Murphy, and beyond all doubt
it is, or was, the very worst piece of road
in the world. 1t had every fault that can
DO magined--heavy grades, rottlng ties,
light iron, thin ballast and I'LL the rest of
1t. Nobody ever boarded train without
taking out an accident policy, and all tho
insurance companies charged double pre-
miums, the risk being what they called
extra hazardous OF course trains were
constantly running off the track and
ditching themselves, but there never were
many passengers, and the trainmen had
required, by long practice the knack OF
jumping at just the right time, so no greHt
Btrtl WIS ubile. "a ltN Nuls "buIu w
wrecked, but probably they would have
fallen to pieces In week or two anyway.
well, ons day the Ashoville cannon
ball--it ran fully ten miles M hour when
the wind was in Its fnyor--jumped tho
track and plunged into an adjoining corn
field The crew, as usual, escaped without
injury aud spt quietly to await the wreck
ing train. / may say, by tho way, that the
wreoking train made regular trips ON that
road aud did more business than nil the
others.
After looking over tho situation the
conductor mama was foe-Fnuuttred up
to tho engintcf-namo was Bill
Bill, said the conductor, you'll 10
| fired for this days work. That's what
you'll he It's sure thing.
- Fire nothing, was Bill's reply.
| What have | done? Don't We skip tho
track most every day? Old nun McBee'd
| be paraiy2ed If we didn't run Off once or
| twice What'd be fired fort?
"'Bill, said tho conductor solemnly
you'll be fired, and Pm sorry for it,
! You've been ttespassing Running of The
track don't count, of cuurSa, but you We
gone and lcft the right Of way and tres
1 passed On u In,tn 4 farm. Hell sue The
company, and you'll be fired.
And iu was fired = concluded Mr. Me
Docl "Thc superintendent rGlpd that an
engineer was not privileged, oven on that
road, to take his train oil the fight Of way,
and that tytspHssihg in II curnfieid was ar
offonse punishable by dismissal. st
Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Could hut hnve my dear one back again
From the vastness OF the great west un
known,
hoS would it ease my poor heart silent pain
A. l SIT here at even all alone!
That he travels wide makes me more afraid
Who shall his hayward heart and footsteps
guide
For him softer the way my love had nlHde
So feels my poor heart while he wan'lers
Cold was the NIGHT he left my sarctom warm,
A night q wintry tempest harsh ana slid,
Went farth my dear friend rCrhlees, Id
say alons-fnr who hears angels fGs+
As we PASS alongY Tho We dream they colnc,
We hear them not upon the husg street;
We only know vnid-%c are alone,
Frnndship Thy very name IS sorrow 3 own,
Synonym for parting ard for trial
IT'S / must htGr the burden NIL niona,
And whtn the tear would start must wear a
smile.
Jessie Nj Holland
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The retirement OF the legal tender notes
as suggested by President Cleveland,
would certainly tend to increase the ON.
barrassment of tho treasury department
and the indebtedness of the governm emit
Those notes are now paid out to meet
any demand, and their cancellation would
lead to borrowing the amount they re.
present. and the payment, OF interest for
the same. The authorization of the Issue
of a sufficient number OF similar notes to
meet current expenses. would be much
moro sensible. as the reserve fund would
be protected, az the great mass OF our
people prefer greenbacks to gold SO long
as they are received for duties and taxes
and the payment OF all debts They have
served good purpose in-tae past, having
saved the payment OF millions of dollars
In interest," and their retirement whouid
be a. suicidal as the reform Of the tariff
has proven to be. If any one engaged in
business would destroy portion OF his
resources we should say lie was as mad
IS March hare, and his friends would
apply to the Court for writ of lunacy.
Many of the financiers Of the present
10y eto way ohotb biHht Vi SAtloIltly
selfish! When depression OF business re-
suited from tlnketing at the tariff, and the
revenues proved insufficient, mad dog
cry was raised against the purchase and
coinage OF silver, and now as the embar.
basement of the treasury continues the To-
gal tender notes arc treated as the grea
"bogy" which depletes the reserve funt
OF Its goldl Such tinaneiers deserve q
leather medsl. Let Congress leglslate t.
encourage enterprise. to start our FORCES.
factories and machine shops, and set every
man to work who wishes emf loyment ant
In very short time there would be III
deficiency OF funds, no occasion to issu
boLds, or resort to any expedIent to Dol
sier up mistaken and suicidal theory o
free trade and lower prlcss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Frances Power Cobbo, In her life, +"
gives amusing illustrations of the Dublin
brugue In which Irish Protestant clergy
men, educated at Trinity college, used TO
preach 30 years ago. One concluding a
sermon on The Fear OF Death, exclaimed;
Me brethren, tho doying Christian
lepps into the arrums of death and makes
his hollow jaws ring with ctornai hallclu-
iahsl'
There was n chapter in tho Acts which
Miss Cobbe dreaded To hear read by a Ger.
tain clergyman 80 difficult was it to holr
laughing whom told Of "Pcrtheans and
Madts, and tho dwelers in Mcsopotemiu
and thn part Of libya about Cyraine,
strerugers Of l.num, Jews, proselytes,
Crates ard a rahians."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
@: B.: . !: .. ..
Xk33a'ssasssM IEiksSSs3H Schedule I'm effect
WSAN6sN Nov. 10. 1894
Bcbed uie in effect
Nov. 10, 1894
TRAINS LEAVE DELAwABE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

DIpor EAST HOUND
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
New YORK, Week days, .soa = II. g ~. .ioao
New Ne York. Sundays - o.. y il. I'll 40 a. IN.
pS,, 10 tTpeem M. and Chest
Tts *. y q. % 90 10 40 10 % III 10 "a ~.
.l2s4. % 's49 8 20. 4ba IS 55, $50 Tsl 90
sund R u" SOY riz oa,, Tss sOe, 40.
j ava. M. ~, - ~ aaa d5a 'oA oao Ts+'
Ph,Iade,plin trweinh and Market sis..l
week days, IS o. q II. - Il 10 ~ Il. tha y Az
sunday, ". goa TIz III soa. IN. '24s 'sa
ctihiEsssiirER. week days .aol. sbs. III. ea'.
Tbs IS, g X. $3.50 10 10 30 10, III % a. M.
1a5, .Q4e 8 ~ o.. % S5 U 80. "a 80. ID 40 II
CHESTER. sundays .sos. I'll. So. 1bs.
ri &c, Il.4Oa. m. | IS. i ~ -. 400 % ", ss.
'78Ab 10, ~ III y. In
m. sundars '7i?. Z IS a m. NIB D. N.
III. 5 i a. M. N ID .aUa "a .4s'. ti4.sla
'Btsp. IN.
sundays. '4ls. N. .4r a. ma. 1918. SOY
Baltimore and Way Stations II a. m. sos
Nsws5ss 4 :, i 6 :. M I, ss mac,
= I'LL i, Is & M. III To- aossa 81 Is. & i.
'ets. II 10 .. IN.
IlttbbbfX, % L. u H., 800 ". iA- uhilE
Chicago, % Al II III, = ~ y. NJ daily.
Cincinnati ard II. Louis. IL ibp. IN. and
6bs p. ~. daily
Is up. nj. daily. Through sleeper to New
SiDaeriy accommodation, III q. me- BOS
fs5 aud II 10 p. m..dajly.
LandenberH aeco ufnvdation week days,
a., "A. III, as6 and ~ y. m. Sundays.
$50 q. ni., h3p. IN.
Trains leave RlnrheS street station, fSr
New York. week days. y 30 n. m.
For Philadelphia, week days, 10. '71
-SIa, III 20 n. n'.. So % p. IN Sundays, va
O. H., ". s5h. . 10 p. H.
For Pitisburg and Chicago, week days. . 30
For baltimore. week days, o.. $50 a. M,
:bb 81 4Up. m. Sunday 800 p. m.
For IaEiuenpefk and Way StRtiona week
GAYS 20, s ~ II. M. : ~, 4Jp. IN. Sunday&
seb n M. 3 10 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia erwenty-iaan,S ox3
Chestnut sIreeIsl Tor " Wilmington. week Gays
% a. bV, ~ = Il. H. III " ~ ~. L. noon, Il 81
i a. W, 10. y w. 30. % o., % H. 81, ~
q y, IS N so. 10 ~ aud Ii s. .. N.
sunday, "a 81, Ia ~ ~ 3d. 10. I'll ~ n. tn IL
noon. 81 51. ID, 400. ~. 80. y 49, y -.
IL 10 aud II - y. IN.
Leave PhiindeIphip tFweifth and Marito,
strreisj, wcek days A5s. 15. .lfs0 a. m.
20 10, q =, p. IN. sundays. - ~ = %. I'll 10
a. M - a., y d, p. m
| Telephone. No. 1911.
| Rapis TO Western points lower than via any
| ether line.
| H. IL. CAMPBELL. General NanaIsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
ID MIC SALE

IOt BLtCs SALE
The subscriber reading near Polte.'s sta.
ton. lencaler hunHr d, about 10 decline
farming, Will oler ut publ Q sac, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ~, 1855,
At 10 o'cluck a M.
Horses. No, !. Dixie, bay horse, IL years old,
by hUnoH Fred.
No. :, John sorrgi horse. coming years old.
by tones tred.
No. q Fred DARK hay horse. coming years
Oil, by Honest Fred.
NJ, I, Names, Uty mare. coming years old.
by hoHeet FRED.
%. s. gu en-, bay mare. coming years old.
by homes, Fred
No. q, shipn. sorTel mare.
No Z. brown horse, Mae
netd OF homc-rniset mitch cows, hull
con ing 2years old, GOOD stook, A lot of Ply
mouth loo, poultry
Farming Implements jumpseat carriaY :,
with shafts aud with pole, market wagon
neatty nuw. road wHRun Ia good order, 2
orse iRrn va on. OK cart ami yoAe horst
car, grain III. large size roller l grait
Ian, CORR ST. Her, Champion binder rid
ing saunle. hampton 5nowaI buuNeyt
horse rake grain cradle. hay led learly ,te*
II feet ng, set pf double Ii rness sets oil
bilHe hafne 8. forks, Bhoyefe hoes, pi1v
gears. b lrIo ws, guilty | Iren Age cult
vntur with corn chanting attachment. paIIoi
stove. 80 yGrds OF new rag carp I bedst Ad
anu washstands. aud many other articles not
M Htfoned.
rermt All sums Of so and undrr cash ave
| that amount credit Of nmonth5 on purchas
| or giving y bankHble note with an approved
/ endors +, leu minutes walk from Porter
station. a. i, SMITH,
| L. " stidhRm & Son. AuctA fG-2tW-4ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

viii DO sold 1t public sal att the Iats residence
ok barry L. Wood. on the benvenue farm.
On the Lancaster pike. miles from city OF
Wilmington, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1895.
AT 10 o'clock a M. sharp.
head of good work or driving horses. ono of
them the celebrated Standard bred stallion
Benvenue 10 sorrel 10 hands high, b yearE
One mare In foal by the ahove;a colts. = and
3 years nu. sired by Beuvenue.
head Of mich cows, jersey stock; some
milking. others eprlnRing heifers l year
ling bull. sows with pi2s. good stock; 10
pair OF Plymouth Rock Chickens
germantown wagon. ! surrey ! buggy, !
milk wagon. firm wagon horse cart. sprink-
ling machine plows harrows. roller. NOW
Ing machine, reaper. forks. RACES aud hoes,
hay cutter aud horse power. harness. double
single. carriag o harness wagon, cart.
and plow harness. sic llh. sleigh bells and
robes. tons of Ice In ihelc house. cords of
wood IN the woods, corn by the Duebel. corn
| fodder by the bundle, wheat in the ground.
llonseholn Goods---i suites OF bedroom fun
nltnre suite of parlur furniture, Brussels
and ingram carpets piano, chairs, and
IRON SHOVEL ana tOnRB. one large bookcase
| with valuable collection OF looks. as good
| us now. Also cook 1t owe fixtures and Kitchen
| the cana tars. serving cans. CT eamer, etc.
The above will positively be sold without
| reserve.
Terms of Sale-All sums OF (e0) dollars and
| lees cash; on all suins over that amount, q
credit OF months will be given by the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with an APP
| proved endorser, interest added.
| ALLEN SMITH,
Administrator of Harry l.. Wood, Dee.
| l.. ". SIidham Son, Ancts. fits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
CHINESE FLOWER GIRLS,


trrd on watermelon seed.
When far IL tar,ap, Chinese gentle
man intends eiyAa . dinner to three
friends 10 WEI a9t Inpo fgr 1t 20 be FRO
yiagd "a a flower baat at Il certaln hour,
and alyu for the eunpany Of eight dining
OUT pIriS-twn fer carh pGIti man | call
them dining out girls, as 1t bcst describes
tn me their calling J.my Wiz come pref.
tilg dressed, lhtir hair dune up in most
wonderful shapes and brushed over with
a sort cf yurnish which makes it appear
like . fantastic hpatldIsss carved in ebony,
They Will ornament this structure with
bright flowers, though tho wrenths will 10
as stiff as tapir hair or they will some
times adj lnde, gold or fsathered inlnid
ornamruts Thpif flccs will he painted in
white and pink very arJisIiCaliy painted
smooth and soft looking; d1licatcly traced
sharp Black cresrCut8 via mark their ego
brOws Dainty deinuGo dolls thoy will ap-
pear, and pretty to look upon, but seem
ingiy one touch would destroy their artis
tic Effects Us rough hand tho radiance
OF a huIarhg's wing
Tw1M these young ladies will attend TO
each eentCnau sitting si,ahtly back from
tuc table aE each size 81 the entertained.
They will III las liquor cups sip from
them md pass them on, pick out dainty
PIE rVs Of "GHuw' tfoad) with ohuEsticks
and hand them to him, crack jokes, fill
and Eight lis pipo and all the while chat
gayly and cat dried watermelon seeds,
That is all ever saw them eat. Behind
each group OF three solemn looking
cody, or waiter, will stand TO fan them all
the while Other walters bring In food
wine and tea, change the dishes and at
tend TO their wants The meal will last
for long tine, Eventually all will rise
and retire toan onter room furnished with
broad cpuches covered with mating.
Opium pipes viii lie there for those VINO
care for tnpm, and tobacco and cigars in
plenty The Riils sin sit on the couches,
laugh, fill tine pipes and still eat water.
mulnn seeds, while the gentlemen will re-
cline At their ease eniovins thor society.
Century
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

For New Castle. 6i& li.i3 H. M. 251 $50
6,lb, t,b, 81 y III. and l+.l0 night
rUrI ewes. O Ii "A. M. AZ y. iii.
Express for Dover Harrington and DelmaA
ell. l1.t3 a.. n... ~ y. IN. and l!.ul night
Fer Harrington and way stations onlM 2soo
p. III. =
ESpitao for ts1pe Charles Old Point Com
Ion auu Norlol" ,l.U3 "A. IN, and ls.JL night
f!tAIS5.
II. New GHstle, II Of night.
lnr Gape Cnaries, Old Point Comfort Eua
N0IIUl6, l-.uI nlSht.
For MlauletUan. Clayton Dover Wyo-
ming, telIon, isr. lugtoii, bfldKeviile Seas
iuru luureI and Dsinhl, l2.ul nlgnL
% Gons resrional Limited hEptsss tfaiBa
composed entirely OF fuiInuh Sestlbuls Par
Tor and DiiiinE cars. No extra fare . her
L., nu a At
(9Limitad express trains cOmDoSod of Pub.
man Vestibui ParlUr Cara SesiiBule Passions
ger Coaches and D,niiH Car. No extra fare.
fur turner inIprmahtor, pas-cnga are
Ttierred 10 t9e ticket agent NJ the station.
+. 81. pItt;NbSF J. II WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger AT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The subscriber about to Telinauish farming
viii sell al public sail. at B0weIevitle, lied
Lon hnntred, Del, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1895.
At O'Clock p m. sllnrp
The following described proper y, TO wit:
horse, years OLD. WEI broken, u fipe
young horse. b head Of taite,
40. l. n full Jersey COW with Cnlf by her
site, euniiBRG years It'd. Will milk up to civ
Ing, II very tine COW
80 ., II inll bici Jersey cow milking now,
wit cave Ia AItflt, coming u yea old gives
MIX until she calves II very nee COW.
no. tsra,te dtrsey, coming yearF old,
calSed last Lal!, is now milking, is @ iine &c
aud Rnod mixer.
METERS : OF them are Thoroughbred tier-
eeS ON OF No ami No. lcows. tine promi-
BibK hSters counting years old IN r eb. and
Hprh next. Era Jersey heiier. coming Z
years Old IN August.
FORMING implements are all nearly new.
having Deen nuuaht thin Ibs ltAit two years
ami cunsIsl rs tol avs
1rot pivot axle 2.horse farm wagon. /
i-lorse wagon, with sprin IS, marker wagon.
lpsh1rne uhtief, wood mower. ! NrVt,, use
2-hOree pillow, lay rIREeF. liai.iliou steel
hu raw Iron ~ cmlttVHtDr, truck mar.
row, truokct's seed sower. in%n IN wer,
sc, wagon hHrtess, azt7 piow hirneA8 full
hair colara wpfh brIGles rope ANA 10 gai-
lnH oil tlak with punp and ulHny utner urtt-
Cies uut enumerated.
Gundtt iBlts ct sa e--sAll sums OF $50 and un-
der snsh. over Int AfHou Y p credit OF ten
months viii uo given by tho purchaser giving
y bRnhhhle no VITA au approved en- io ser.
lni eat from dRte or pei cent, OF Tor Cash
On credit sans. I'll f. Dol. + JONES
a. /. swim. Auet J. W. Bur'is tierk.
iLsatd INV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
P tNNSYLvAAlA RAlLROAl.
Abe standard hallway OF Americas
tkU1LGrED THROUGHPUT by Tha
Interfering switch and Block Signal Eys
tenn.

tko1LorED THROUGHPUT by raa
Interiocking switch and Block Signal sys.
tenn.
rhiiaDELrHtA, wiLMINaroN .
~ EXPECT NOV. 1870. ls,i.
Irnfns wtiiirHye Wilmington ms foiisws.
For Phlladclpnia tcxpressl, 1.a7. 2.55. +2a
u =. II %. Ii.hi A. NJ. SIs.35. l.3T. sos. 500
b.l0 Dot. '.0i. . % aid J.12 y. IN.
Accommodation, 800, ZOO sos, 1913. a. m
l9;''o. \ a. 40, 81. 40 and l1.3bp. M.
For chester erpres1L l.5i, 40. G5l 7.41 T.so.
s.50 e.a5 lv,U5. tL:.o. ll.5l a, m. l.s. 5.Oa aod
Aeoonn ,dation. 400. 100. sos Io4s Iiss a.
M. ls9', s.-5, Sal. b.l5. anti i0.jy p. m.
bib. -. lUUi 1910. l0,d ll.5l u in, si2.J3,
LS,. 24b SOS. b.oi. $40. a.bd ~. 9ls and lGai
For Boston without change lOlda. IN. and
b.5U y. III.
6.sip m, sleepers TO August,. ct, Aug usttue.
springs Nolnrhls and New ulieans.
tor West Chester via Lanohin. go a M
For Newark Center and intermediate sta
tious.e 40 a. IN. an1 Gasp IN.
baltimore anu " ashirgtun. ass SOL. all
lt.lS anu ll.vva. NJ lHOl. 1s.R. si.ij, 20A
.2A 5. ~ 'S.O1. "a, V.oa IN. sd p. IN. and
baltimore and Intermediate stationA Ha.
s5S, b. o. aud HOS p. IN.
Leayofhiindeiphta. broad sweet, for VII
ni.gton texpre ~. S.s1 ~! ..st al. alOlo.s1
ll.N II. - u NJ. $3.50, l3o 20a. a4i tol44l.
b,Va ha. 90. JuIi Gha s.to lLll lilo b.
Aceonnnodat.oiL o.so7y 1919 a. M. i.2s
s.Vd 4Us 49,. ~. .. ID 1898 and II. IS y. IN.
suNDAi TR .ISs.
For fhiladvlpnia texpross,, lS7. ABS 40
btt. o.o1 ~ lOUJ. 1919 il5i a n.. l9i. 31a bus
b.CU, ~, 1.96 10 and .ll2p. IN.
Accommodation. i.UO. $40 a. M 12.l1 144
4.Ub,1.i5 aud lv.d y. ~.
tor ties er Ipressh l.aT 4.so. $50, aba
lU.U Hal ii. IN, l.3., aU4 5.5b.iDi and A9u pan.
Accommodation, 1.GU. c.l0 H. IN. iG.J. l.iD.
z.ud, t.st'a and 100 y. III.
nor New f@rk lexpre.sh i.oi! !.os ~, 100
e.LU, lU.O3 ~ 10. iI.ll u. di t1lp, III 5oo Aus
Sb9 t.UG y and l0,a y. III.
FOR BUHtun without chance. b.oo p. IN
100 tlit soil a. ,+utuGr.i halfway fApretA
T. ~ p, NJ, sierrers 10 Augusta b.. ARueiine.
| anu lslnpH; .. M. htetpefs TO iiot
: fHtHA. Afeiuphi-. IL - New Gr eahs.
For West Ghester via Lanok BOO d. ni.aha
b.lU D. III.
Baltimore and Washington, ~ SOL lU.lsa
M. l!Ui l-.s t.la 'u.O6, ia f.4l. s,au y. IN
ana I<.Ip iIlEh -,
baltimore and intermediate ktttiona 1os
| anu l1.b4 y, -. -
Leave Pniiadoiphia broad street, for VII
mington texpressl. abb, iZU, Ills IL. y u w.
Al bus, 100 i.i1 s.to, ll.la lLls p IA.
amt ls-Ua IL Ut
| Accommodation. aJo. .10. 10 b u. M l2S.
] s,Ub, t.ltA b.tt. 1u.GJ and lI.as y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Tbs roiiickihg pGEur, sque comedy.
drama. TRUE Ir,sh iIearta." VIII be given
at tne Gran Opera House, Friday and
SATURDAY evenings ht Mir. Edward Row.
land and q we'll balaf ced company at
popular prices Mr. Rowland is Il star
that Is Winning fame and fOrtuue Through
h.s line sing ug aud dancing. A new out
Ill IN the way OF sosulc ELECTS Is carried
by the company. A the prices are ar.
ranged to SUIT, all the mouse Will NO doubt
Ve Yeil.alIea,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
.Irst For a Change.

1.-THE doctor has ordered mo to try q
chpnge FIR awhile" said Mrs Gabb
Then If We're you would go to n
photographers and have my picture tax
Ell, said Mr.. Gahb.
Why SHOULD | do that" asked the
lady MS she brought her teeth together
with click.
" Because the photographer will tell you
to look Pheasant, and If you obey him IL
will lie the erentest change that you could
possibly experience. New York Mail
and EXpress
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The New York Sun holds that President
Cleveland Is Responsible for the arrest of
Queen Lii and says II Ia had spark
OF chivary in his soul hs would travel
night and day by the swftest conveyance
In order to be at her side during her trial
for conspiracy. 1t contends that II it had
not been for Cleveland she would have
made terms With the Dole Government
and been retired on a pension ample to
meet the wants Of any reasonable woman.
Cleveland conteuded that sils should be
Queen or nothing, and now she Is worse
than nothing as she Is prisoner on trial
for her life. Growers exploit in this
case. as In his tarl1 reform project. Is a
miserable failure. AMI all who put
their trust in him may we'll repent III
nackcloth and ashes. The Sun Is right.
Cleveland is a humDug, and those who
have put tueir trust In him have found
that they have reposed Oh A broken resd.