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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

contract between the City and the
Springs Company is executed and de-
livered, then take the latter company
intu court TO maintain it's contention.
Our courts are ahle, Just aud I'M
corruptahle, and will nee 10 it that il
tn" Wilmington City Railway lawfully
possesses any exclusive rights other
than on streets actually occupied by it,
that such rights are iudicialiy awarded
to it.
Tho Springs Company il not afraid OF
tho results OF such litigation, and ohal-
lenges the Wilmington City Company
to meet ii in tribunal the decisions
OF which are not idle talk. hut law.
In such a controversy it may he shown
that TIE Wilmington City hus no rights
in any Of tine streals as au electric rail.
way, tho Logislstnre chartered II AZ a
horse railroad, and has never amended
its charter 10 this resnect. tina pro
vision IA to having bells on the horses
drawing the cars still being enforced.
There is no possibility of the city
heing a loser 10 any way. as the result
of such proposed litigation. 1t would
not be party to it, for exercising
through one OF lite departments a dis
eretion imposed upon II by tho begis-
lature's act of May LIST. 1895 but II this
we're not SO the Springs Company ia
willing to fully indemnify the city
from any loss that 10 any way could
accrue to it in the matter
There 10 but one more matter TO which
| will refer, and that is tho one as TO u
traffic arrangement with the Whining
ton City Company, which has been 80
constantly paraded by the latter com
pany. Under pronor terms and con-
ditions the Springs Company 10 ready
and would welcome such an arrange
ment with tho Wilmington City. We
have before ua the traffic arrangements
made by tho lattar company with the
New Castle Company, under which the
latter is constantly at a DISADVANTAGES,
and it is only by rohsop OF the especially
profitable character Of its trade that
it ia not approaching disaster. Thu
Spring Company Ia drsirous OF making
a traffic arrangementsuch as is in fnfce
in other cities hetween companies, hut
is unwilling to negotiate while held hy
the throat and pistol To iIa breast.
When it's franchises are comploted, md
not hefuro, will 1t negotiate with the
Wilmington City Company as to traffic
arrangement If an agreement can then
he reached as favorable as Is 10 force
in other Cities such an ngreenent will
be contaminated: il 1t cannot, then
will the new tracks be constructed.
u. w. Crook
Brnndywine Springs Sept. IL, 1897.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
LoCAL BnETIrIEs.

Charles Fleming of Harrington has
been granted an increase of pension.
Mrs, Joseph Lang died on Friday
at her residence, No. Sol Walnut street,
Edward German has been appointed
extra bridge tender at Third street
bridge.
The W. O. L. U. State convention
will be held in the NJ. Il. Church at
Georgetown on October 9Th, 18th and Sth.
There were "A deaths, 81 births and
five marriages III this city last week.
Four of the deaths were from diph
liberia.
Sophie Cummins, colored, who Cliel
in thia city last week. bad served 30
years as stewardess on Delaware
River steamboats,. she was IS years
of age.
a horse driven by James Simmons,
cnlorod of Greonbank ran away on
Union street near Seventh on Satur
day night and threw Simmons out in
juring him.
Tho death of franklin johnson,
which occurred a week ago Sunday,
was the first 10 occur in the ranks nf
Manitou Tribe, lmp'd. o. j. NJ, for
saren years
Edward Smith, the IA! who was
accidentally shot by Elmer Brown rear
the works Of the Londell Gar Wheel
Co., in south Wilmington, on Satur-
day, 10 recovering
Mrs. Mary Coll;na Of Dover fell
while allgatng from train at the r.. DID,,
W. IS u. station on Saturday evening
and was slightly injured Aftor the
acGitient she went to the residence OF q
friend IN this city.
Daniel T. Barnard, Jr, of this city
and Mics Edith Mary Roynolds ol
Middleiuwp Will be married at Middle
town IN Wednesday, September I'D,
tho ceremony 10 take place at Forest
Presbyterian Church.
a. II. Rowan. r., w. Il y. rail.
roam brakeman, was injured on Satur.
day evening by falling from 4 freight
train. lis iniurie9 were dressed at tho
hnspitai room at French slrooG station,
after which be was removed to his
home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
SWINGING SCAFFOLD BROKE.
OF the Two Painters on 1t, One Was Badly
Hurt While the Other Escaped.

OF the Two Painters on 1t, One Was Badly
Hurt While tho Other Escaped.
By the breaking OF a swinging
scaifold at the City Mill on Monday
Theodore Alexander, agod % years, Of
No. 1911 French street, was precipi.
tated a distance of Is feet, and sus.
tanned severe injuries Through cool
headedness T. G. Pierce, aged 20
years, of No. TIT West Fifth street,
who was also upon the Hcafiold, had an
almost miraculous escape from serious
injury.
The two men are painters in the en-
plog of W. Il. Linton, who hns the
contract for painting the City Mill
which lies on the Brandywine near the
fout OF French street. Last Saturday
they had painted portion OF the
creek side Of tho building having used
a swinging scaifold formed Of IN OK
tension ladder with plank resting
thereon for the upper part OF the build
ing. This scatiold was hung ly block
aud tackle from the columns on either
side of one of the large windows over.
looking the Brandywine. Three men
worked on the acaffold without acct
dent on Saturday, and consequently
when Alexander and Pierce began re
painting Monday morning they had no
idea OF any trouble. Alexander, who
was to paint the top OF column was
standing near the end OF tho scalfold,
while Pierca was preparing to placo
another ladder on the scatfold in order
to reach the peak of the wall ahovs the
window. At that moment tho eX
tension ladder which formed tho base
OF tae scaifold snapped and down went
ladder and plank and several cans of
paint. Alexander was thrown to the
porch which oveThangs tho stream and
it is thought he struck spud on the
iron railing, for he was badly cut on
the bridge of tho nose hewteen the
eyes. His nip was hurt and other
parts of his body we're bruised lie
was dazed hut not unconscious. Taken
to j. j. Gallagher II Bros. drug store,
No. 1903 Market street, his injuries
we're dressed by DIR. Z. G. Shortldge,
after which he was sent home.
But Pierce did not fall with tho
scaffold. When he heard it breaking
beneath him he threw himself towards
the Jam OF tho large window aud
caught hold of it With his left hand.
1t SO happened that both side window
sashes were up ana it was tho work oil
a moment for Pierce TO thrust his left
foot through double thickness oil
glass TO find a foothold. His weight
naturally showed the window down and
he simply moved downward with il
until SIX or eight feet from the GROUND
by which time an onlooker had reared
ladder so that be descended on it thu
remainder Of the distance. Six panel
of glass were broken, but Pierce wal
practically unhurt He ives highly
commented for his coDlness. After thu
accident he spent some time in clear
ing up the wrscking and the mess o
mixed paint on the City Mill porch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

Three powder mills exploded in the
IIagley gard of Il. i. du Pont de
Nemours Il On. ON Saturday, hut with
out Ions of life. The mills went up in
close succession about % minutes after
6 o'clock and ths shnck and sound we're
distinctly apparent in this city. Tho
sound wnH thought TO no even greater
than usual IN such explosions. Persons
OF the breakfast table were startled by
the shaking Of tho floor caused by the
concussion. Nearer the scene OF tho
explosion the report was Of course moro
startling but beyond stirring the resi-
dents caused no great alarm. Possibly
few panes Of glass were broken 10 the
nearby village Of Rising Sun, but tho
damage was confined to tho mills them
selves.
1t is estimated that 200 pounds OF
powder we're in ouch mill at the time OF
the explosion, The mills are located
about the middle Of the Hagley yard.
They are rolling mills nnd were work
ing TN blasting powder at the time.
These mills are arranged in sets OF
twos, with one man 10 charge Of each
act The explosion occurred in one set
of two mills and In only one mil Of
another set. Employees Charles Deery
and John Murphy we're about to 20 TO
the mills TO change them, which is
usually done after certain number Of
hours run. Fortunately, they were
not at the mils when the exposion
occurred. Ono Of those in charge of
Deery and two in charge OF Murphy,
went up. Tho forcs OF the explosion
lifted Off the roofs Of tho structures,
hut they are built 10 as tn allow tina. in
such emergencies, ind tho lnss in chiefly
ON the pnwder, which was destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
TRICK PLAYED ON SHERIFF.
Prisoner Was Given Permission to Change
HIS shoes and Escaped.

Prisoner was given Formulation to Change
. Ills shoes and Escaped.
Special CORRESPONDENCE # Gazette and Journal
Camden, Sept. ID. Eek. Constable
Charles Smith. on Saturday, tele.
graphed TO Sheriff Shaw, at Dover
that he could locate Albert Snarles,
colUred, charged with stealing coal from
a man named Nahrook ut Riaing Sun,
Il village near Camden.
The sheriff camn here, and, after
being joined by Mr.. Smith, procaeGod
to the vicinity of Lebanon. wher0 they
found the negro in neighbours house.
When put undor arrest Searles asked
that bo he taken To his homs So that
he could change his shoes. Mr.. Smith
objected, hut the sheriff consented.
Whnn the house WIS reached Dir. Smith
remained in the carriage, the sheriff
seated himself in the kitchen and the
prisoner went upstairs. becoming tired
Mr.. Smith decided IL stroll, anu whom
he turned tho corner of the house he
saw Searlea fleeing across field. Mr..
smith started in pursuit, but soon
gavs up the chase. Returning to wheru
he mad left the team he discovered that
the horse had strayud Finally he found
tho animal. and when he returned with
it tho sheriff still was in the kitchen,
waiting for tho negro 10 como down
STARE. The officer was dumDFoundcli
when informed that Searles had on.
Caned.
Then tho couple departed, Mr.. Smith
alighting hers and tho sheriff Guntinu
ing to Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
.DECAPlTATED BY THE CARS
Awful Pate Of a Pennsylvania Man on
the D., M. 4 Y. Railroad.
MET His DEATH AT LINCOLN CITY
Fell While Walking from One
Car to Another.
HIS HEAD CUT OFF BY THE CAR WHEELS

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
Milford, Sept. IL. -Afred G. Kram
Itch, prominent resident of Alien
town, Pa, large Wholesale whisky
dealer and rectiiier, was killeg instantly
this morning at Lincoln City. three
miles below Milford, by train No. $50
of the Delaware, Maryland Il Firginin
railroad.
Mr.. Kramlich was returning from a
short tojlurn at Rehoboth, and while
passing from one car TO another an the
train was leaving tbs depot at Lincoln
City, fell heJween the cars aud was in.
stantly killed. Tho ear wheels passed
over the unfortunate mans neck,
shoulder anu hands, and decapitated
him
Mr.. KramIich was aged about SO
years, and was part owner OF the Cen
trail Hotel in this town. lie was. at
the time of the accident, in company
with his partner, Mr.. Slime. After the
train lott Lincoln City, Mr. Stins
missed him and found he was not on
the train.
When the train reached Milford dis.
pacth was received saying man had
leen killed at Lincoln Uity, and identi.
fled as Alfred q. Kramlich. lie leaves
vito and five children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
Railruaa EIaes.


'ENrRESS TRAINS.
AVENUE STATION FOI
New York, week DAYS, F;iI ~ iO slOej n, m
rel, '2,2a, F3se 'j.2?, ~. 'liGG H. II. SUI.
days; BIB $40. Tll,2i u. IN, 800 So, '7,il
fniLanErrnIA. wreck days, ,a1a hN
GAO FI,lb, I,al, 49,, 900 n 40 atO9j n ina m
'6Gl' l.o t.so '3..9, 40 .5sa, G3N 'T.IG aiS
llai a. M '3,.J, 800 '5.s2, $50, TIlJ gl5. siiOi
y, IN.
'h;;s2! G3O. y, El 9l5 'l1OO p. M sundays, eii III
7Si, 500 40, 'lsl, ll25 u. m, 1919, So +5ss
atlantic Cily, week days, '7.l5, ss.25 a. m,
'l22l, go, $3.50, '5s9 p IN. sundays, T.ai ain,
Cape May. weok-day-. '1.l5 a. M, 'aao r. m.
baltimore and Washington, week Iors "a I,
no. $50, '1l0O n, M, *la5G '2,OI, 3Gt 'iG3
'Si9a M 4tab6 '26;, 30i. tI57. VIZ ss} . ~ ~
Baltimore and way stations, T,lO u. M, 3Oi D.
Newarf. week DAYS. f4.Ia no $50 tuma
M, +l.5G 800, FiOa 1857, 'G,6 1}5 " II 10 "a n
H.51, 7,35, "S.lT p. m.
plttsbure, week days. 'Glj j. m. sundays,
Chitag1 daily, 'I.5, p. m.
Chicago VIA Cincinnati aud indianapolis. SO 10
n. M. daily.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, 'l9.iG and ts.I7 n. N.
daily. " - 49,
loiedo and Detralt 's.l7 i. m. daily to Toledo
and daily except sunday 10 Detroit
Sew Orleans and Memphis via Bristol and
Chattanooga, vi pm, daily. Through sleeners
TO Memphis and New Orleans,
sinGeriy accommodation, week days, = 10 A. M.
30, I.35, 1915 p. IN. Sunday 40 a. M 3OI, 5.3j
4. IN.
Landcnberg accommodation. WeNk-dHyg, 10.
All y. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION FoR
phindelphla, week DAYS, $3.50 y. ~.
nj lfi ii N Is
ldlndcnbere week days, as, 9b5 a. IN, 2.5j,
5,S5 p. ~. sundnys g.lI n. m, BIS p. IN.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Tor whining
tom, week DAYS, $40, G10, 40. IS 800 '10sl
ll3Qa. nj, l2.a0, tl33, 20Q, $50, 40 400, 5l5
'b4L Coz Go, s1.4O, FS.lD, U4b, ~ll;b D. M sun,
days, 'Sah rSl5, 800, llib a. M @l2s0 'l.:ai,
200, A.10, '5l5, $40, +I.i0, 'slD 1879 D. H.
Telephone No. 1uD
kntcs 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. y. u. MARTIN,
Manager OF Passenger lrarlc,
w. NJ. GREENE. General Manager
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

The Wilmington Rifle Club, which
has been in existence for about eight
years, may be forced to 90 out Of exist
ence on account Of lack of ntGrest. 1t
has Is members, but only few Of
them appear at the rifle range ON tho
Mawaset Gun Clubs grounds beyond
Eleventh street bridge, for practice.
The club shot its last match in 1896.
Il numbers among lis mcmhera some
excellent pistol and rifle suotl Cue
OF its members is Il. j. DAringtonl
who stands among tho iiuest pisto,
ahats IN the country. s. j, Newman
is one Of the landing rifle Bhots.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
a Pleasant straw Ride.

Special Correspondence OF Gpzette and journal
Carpenter, Sept. II. Straw rides are
now furnishing much enjoyable rocrea.
tiun in this section. Last night large
party, gotten up by prominent residents
OF Brandywino hundred, bad a pleasant
moonlight ride TO !Shellpot Park, where
all the attractions of that beautiful
place were enjoyed to the utmost. Tho
return trip behind the four prancing
horses, with ingling bells, merry
laughter and joyous singing, furnished
all that was needful tn properly round
out the happy excursion. Among those
in the party were Miss Marguerite +.
Geery, Miss Leah Townsoy. Miss a ice
Roam, Miss Gertrude BnrGsey, Misd
Eva Stats, Miss Jenny Taley, Miss
Olive lieeson, Miss Charlotte Pierce,
Miss Eliza Handy, james W. Geery,
William Barber, Dutiol Wnbater, Lewis
Talley, Robertson Tallnv, Lewis Brin.
ton, Henry lians,y, Ru eft pauce, vii.
mer Wior and Edward .uiIIa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
For New York.

Express, weck-ays. no. i.ni, 40 j.ll, $50 T.33,
$50. sB3 $50. 'lO2l, 400 u. M. ECO noon,
12'5 Omitted. 100 and ti.!s! y. ny 40, AN.
$50, $50, iU0. 800. 500, 6.0D, Tlh!, T3 and
1000 y. IN, aud 1901 might. sundays, 80, 4.05.
40, l5 $50. s,3j $50, fl02l liz; n. m, LBS,
lm, 900 i.W glimiied, 42s; 30 800, B''s,
t.R, 143 and lO.UD y. IN, and Ls.0l night
For BOSTON, without change, ll,OO n. in. week.
days, aud I.43 y. m, daily.
For sea tlrt, Aabnrv fnrk, Ocean Grove, Long
Branch, $50. 81. 1l.ag a, M. and aaO. 400 y, m.
weekdays. sundays tStops lnterlaken Tor AS
bury Park, SD II, N.
For Lampsrtvlli6, Easton aud scranton, 0.J1.
0.OOa M, IL noon. 352 800 liam DOrtvllie mud
East0n ouly), wsok-dEys, and 20! y, M. daily.
Buffalo, coca. m weekdays and 40! p. IN,
daily.
WAsaINGToS AND ruE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington $50, 10 So
lO2 aud Iia3 a. IN, l2.0J, ~l23I, liz, 8lS, al
('5lg, CONGRESSIONAL linz, Gl1,FG55 and '73i y.
IN, and l2Oj night, weekdays. Sundays, 3.5l,
10, 9l2 and ll.23 a. m, l2.09, IL, All, lS5t5
Congressional limb 500, 'i3l r. M, and 2.Oj
night
For baltimore, accommodation, OLE a. M. 80,
and 4,Ol p. IN. weekdays. Dos and li.1B p. IN,
daily.
Atlantic Coast Luc, express, ie o. p, m. and i2.Oj
Southern halfway, express. G,55 p. M, daily.
Chesapeake IL ohio Halfway, i.3l y. IN, daily.
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 1920 a. IN.
T ssso NIX %T fla VI @ VIII as Follows
Express for New York, 800 lO0Ua, IN, 40 pm.
weekdays.
I,'l0 (haturdayB only ana 400 p. M week-nAys
sundays tsiops ln;erlaNen Tor Asbury farkl
40 u. IN.
For ucnrh Haven and Bnrnesat City, 9.l0 a. m.
and 400 r. m. weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIOS VIA Delaware
River bridge. express, 80 p, M. 2.Sj md TOo
y. III. daily.
LEAyE MARKET STREET WHARF Express. $40,
500 n. IN, lJ0 400, An, 800 y. IN. sundays,
500 800, D45 u, III, accommodation, 4.D aud
40 J.. M SlOJ excursion train, 1OJ u. III.
sundays only,
FOR CAPE MAY,
AsdLEsEA. WILDWOOD ASD iiOLLY BEAcH-Ex-
press, 800 a. IN, no I,Oi y. IN. woek-days.
sundays, s..U Il, IN. Excursion, 100 a. III. SUN
days nnly.
Foe SgA ISLE CIIY. OCEAN CITY, AVALON, sToSI
HAWGoR-- press, 90 u. m, $50, Al p. III
wonk-days Sundays, 5.aU q. M. Excursion, +
n IN. SCI ays only.
For SoMHRS POIET--Expross, 800, $50 n. M,
400, 800, p. IN. weekdays. Sundays, S,0O
and 300 n. N.
The Union Transfer Company will call for
,hock hacEage from hotels and residences,
!. u. HUTCHINSON, J.R WOOL
General Manager, Gen. Pass. AgW
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

A pleasant birthday party was given
on Saturday evening to Miss Iva Adele
Appleby. at the home of her parents,
No. los West Twelfth street. Among
the guests we're Miss Ruth Cummings,
Miss Bessie Trainor, Miss Estelle
Robinson, Miss Addie Swartz, Mics
Edna SwHrtz, Miss Lille Griffin, Miss
Elizabeth Evans. Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss Ethel Brown, Miss Reha Cro.hers,
Miss Rena Brown, Hiss May JusephG,
Miss Mildred Start, Hiss Greta Thomp.
son, Miss Marion Neisser, Miss Edith
Thompson, Miss Reba Chandler. Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Mary Hamilton,
Miss Florrie Stack, Charlie Bird,
Leslie Holt, Walter Neisser, Palmer
Rutan, Alfred Tanguy, Cloud Josephs,
LaCuuse Harvey, Walter Edwards,
Draper Brown, Joseph Edwards.
Ronert Wheeler, Warren Hamilton aud
Freddie Bird. Miss Appleby was the
recipient of many pleasant souvenirs of
the occasion. Lemonade, ice cream and
fruits were served.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

Shortly before 3 o'clock on Saturday
morning fire broke out in the south and
~ ihe Marshall Iron Go. g works at
Newport. Tho only damage done wan
to the frame work, Inc flames were
extlnguished by tho Compauy's own
HpparRtua.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

SHeanl CORRESPONDENCE OF t,azetin and Iolirhal
Smyrna. Sept. IL. John Q. Blizzard,
proprietor of tho Delaware House, met
with painful accident last "Wednesday
evening. lie was going fr1m one room
TO another, and in closing a door caught
his right hand, sayoring ore Of his
fingers and mnshng the others.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

At America Lodge, 4. o. q. ", last
Friday, the resignation Of j. Writ
Villa MS inside waychGala was &C.
cepted, and O.. $. Wrir was elected TO
succeed him. Charles B. Palmer was
elected outside watchman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

a special from New York says A uguHt
jamie, AS years old, Of this city, was
choKed to death last night while eating
a piece of eteak in restaurant on tho
Bowery. Janke's namo does mol ap-
pear in tho Wilmington directory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

Mrs. Mary F. Branwhite of this city
has heon granted an original widows
pension and Hetty Il. Lawson OF
Georgetown supplemental widows'
pension.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

Frof @. H. IIammitt, vino has bean
sketching in England aud France, has
returned home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
\NflLMlNGfON AND NORTHERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

. ITWE FNI4El III eIINct Inhe g7th, I9DI,
Trans lenve Wilmington tfreuch street sta
ton for Is. Il o. junction, Montcllunin, Winter
thur, GuyencDnrt Granogue, COssart, Chndd's
Ford Junction, Tocopson, West Chester, I'm,
breevlle, Morionyiio CoHtesvllle, ana utter.
mediate stations, daily, except sunday, at T21
u. r., 40 and 40 p, III. Sunday only, Go D. IN
TO tOateHyllle. - "
For WaynoAburE junction, Springfield and In
termodiaie stations, daily, except sunday, at
ga. M, 10 and 400 p. IN. SUNDAY only Al
s.g5 a. m, 2, 10 and 40I p. M. "
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter.
a. y. and 10 p M sunday only, sos a. IN.
A. G. McCAUSLAND, BoWSESs DHIe;Gs
superintendent Gen. Pass. At
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
HnR THE NEsr.

$50 n. M daily, Pittsblrg, Chicago, Cincinnati.
Louisville and st. Louis. Ginning cary
1925 II. M. daily. for Pittsburs and Chlca 20.
(No coaches u littshurGl
1890 n. III. daily, "l.inited,' piusburE. Chit
cHEo, cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, louisville
md 81. Louis. Dining cAr.l
1".?5 u. N. daily, PittsburG and Cleveland.
9.3O y. III. daily, ftlspurg, Cincinnati NHsh-
vile tvla CinclnnatD, anu 81. Louis. Dining
chrO
sap u. M. daily, Pltisburr, Chicago and Clevo-
land; aud oedo, except saturday
1927 y. IN. daily, flttsburS, Cincinnati and
-. Louis.
n."O y. III. daily, PlttShurg and Chicago; Glove
land and Toeio, except saturday,
q Congressional Limited Express. All Yes,
Thule yarlor Cars and Diang Car. No extra
la q other thar tue usual Pullman charge.
O. Lim,tod ESpress. Sestibule Paror Cars
Nesiibulo Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
NJ extra fare. ...-
The Wilmington Transfer Company will call
Tor and check baggage IRON holols and resi-
drnces.
For further information passengers aro re-
ferroh TO tho ticket aGGut ut The station.
j. Is. HUTCHINSON, j. x. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

Tho confidence of tho people in Hoods Sarsa.
pGrllla il duo 10 its uueqdailod record of Won
dhrfnl curoa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

For New Castle, sl3, Lib a. m, 2.5l, 4.2T ana
6.55 p. M.
For LeweJ and Rehoboth. s.13 a. m, AT .. M
weekdays.
For Dover, Harrington and Dclnar, s,t3
1l0i a, IN, Fol. All and ll56 y. IN. sundays,
LTD u. IN.
For Wyoming and way stations, 655 D. in.
weekdays.
Exprpss for Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
aud Norfolk, llA 3. IN. weekdays and ll.55 p.
III. daily
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-16

SOUTHERN RAigwAY-T.H p. m, daily, sieepers
10 New Orleans, Memphis, Tampa, Nashville.
via Ashevllle and Hot springs.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE l24a p. M, daily, sleepers
u Jacksonville. Port Tampa, Macon and
Charleston; LBS night, daily, sleepers 10 lsch-
innnd and Jacksonville
Chesapeake ~ Ohio Railway Sill p. III. daily,
sleepers and dining car to Cincinnati and
Louisville.