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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

Hebe peS 6errn @eor0 Stel;le,
Sberlebrer an Der Gatbebrali6ule in
ct. Gloup, gebalten aui Dem :. SC.
&. y III New Wunid, ben -. Suit
1898.
Gs 9ibt einen Meni6en, Der in Der
Nelt lebt uno nitt pon Der Melt 1T,
einen Wtenl6en, Der Die @inen nit I'M
be9renStem &ertr0uen, Die Nnoeren
bin9egen nit unilberuinoli6er Nbnei=
9ung eriilut. >bm ut mie 6briltuo
pas uu9nebmenoe YooS ;%u9einllen, an
leincm yebenSipe9e re6tS iiberldmcn9
li6en Segen uno lints i6auerlife
Nerleumoun9en III ernten. Gr lit eS,
Dem balo 9eihmei6elt nlo Der bolb
perfol9t miro, Der aber 10 umUntaltz
bare &orrcdte 9enieBt, Die linn bic
mono ltreitl9 MAIDEN tam, "a lie ibm
pom wott lelbit 9e9eben mlroen.
Ger d It | de Eebrer ut
es, pon Dem i6 lprCde. 9&aS lit cin
yebrer? PHI bieie Sru9e eriduut aus
eilem geruiiien 6alien pom Weni6en
bic Nntwort: Der ycbrer ut ein uon
Ser C'enicinoe ooer pom Staute oll0es
"'tellter uno belolpcttr Seamter ooer
pielmebr Siencr, ser III Der Nlaiie ie-
ner veute 9eb0rt, Die ibr veben 0uf
cine redt leihte uno 0cmiitblihe Nrt
ulo 9$eile III MAIDEN wilien, pa CT
bios 'ChS Stunoen III arbeiten bruu6t,
mGbreuo lie sic l>iHe bc9 0an;cu ga
9e9 III tra0en bdtten. Soer eS lGBt
lid audi fol9enpc NntlOort pernebmen:
Der yebrer lit uller Hneht, ocu mir
aultellen ulo be;ablen, bannlt CT I'M
fern &inpCrn Die notDigcn S6ultenntz
mile bcibrin9e, unp Der, rpenn CT ms
niNt mebr paBt, einia0 Ben EuuipnB
betommt. Soer bort man aud III
meilen: Gin yebrer hierSlldnbe lit huS
armleli9lte, u%erlanenlte, ldut uno
bililolelte @el60pf - 1T CT ia oft Der
Spielball zines pummen Srngcn, balb
Der game tIneo lin9l0niC.cn. bod
miitbi9en mno merI0brencn air6cn
ODER S6ul &orltebers mtermorien,
bulb benz ,Sorne muerniiniti9er 81
tern auS9cleet.
Seooh wie allh oil Die tilnltlid aus
geoadten Segriiisbeitimmungeu bel
zen mosen aui Ben briltli6en Vebrer,
Ser Ben vebrerltanp ridt bios ais cine
llebergangspericpe betrahtet, bis CT
etwaS SeilereS iinoet, lonoern Ser Die
SugenoerSiebung 81 leiner yebensauf
Sabe 9emaft, uli i'm tonnen oben &C.
nannte SesriHsbeltimmunScn feline
anlpenoung iinoen.
I'm 9&irtlihteit lit Elm tatbolil6er
vebrer Elm mebr ODER weni9er groBs
miitbi9er Mann, al wel6en Der CT
babene Hui er9anSen lit, Mitarbeiter
Seiu Gbriiti 81 werpen, lm Die M
ihuloige ainoerieelen iilr Ben i,immel
III s%erpinnen. Ser driitli6e Tebrer
lit Ser gpoitel Ser Susenp, Der %orz
uno Witarbeiter bcS FrielterS. Gr
trennt nidt bic auitldrnns pes @eis
ties pon Der &creolung beS Her;ens,
er ideioet ni6t bic @ilounS fiir ben
GSortleeuns aui Seite S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
.. 81. &. Seutraf SScrcin.
Nn bic Seamten uno Wtitolieoer Der
pemlelben ungel6loilenen &ereine.

>''' Wv >NuiHi1H UNIV 0ttiDlltptl ptl
pemlelben ungeldlollenen &ereine.
Weebrte ~ itglteber.
2ie 43. jGbrli6c &eriammlun0 ocS
J. II. st. Central erein9 itebt uls
bepor, Bonn IN ben Sagen pom u.
bis %. Nlgult Miro pieielbe in Milz
mautec ltatt1tnoen, uno nebnte i6 Die
wele9enbeit mobr, burh oielen Nli
mi nod einnal mid al 0u6 III men=
ben, uno SIpar lebe i) mid 0enotbi9t
puS III tbun, neil bebauerliber 2&eile
Don Seiten Der &ereine oieiem Grei0
nine nod nidt oae Sntereiie cnt0.0en=
9ebra6t miro, meldes oaiielbe per-
plent. Die ~oie9idbri9e @enerul>&er=
lammlln9 pes Central Gereius lit iiir
Die %ereile uno filr oie oeuti6en SEA
tbollten uon 9arS belonperem Sntez
rel'e; tn9cn ia bod Gleih;eitio uudl
Der Siln9lin9sbuno uno Der Frieiters
&erein IN bieler Staot, unc dlriicr=
Dem miro Der 9leitSeiti9 abSubaltenbe
Satbolitentag SlpeifelSobne Der bepellz
tenolte IN Der Neige Ser beltld) ameriz
tantldcn &atbolitentage iein, baiiir
bilr9en Die auf bemlelben auitretenpen
Heoner. cine be'onpers 9roBe 9lnz
;%iebun9strait loll uno miro unler per
ebrter @alt Or. T.. W. Weber, Ser
,Silbrer oes Gentrum9 Dos beutlhen
Tei6stages, lein, melher cine Ser
Nauptreoen OeS &atboliteetavs bal
ten wiro. Serlelbe fonmt lpeciell III
Dem .3luede iiber ben Ocean, Tim INT
ler set perbcrrlihen ST belfen uno CT
miro ben oeutlben &~atbolifen oieies
ranoeS bic WriiBe ibrer @laubensbriiz
Der im alten %aterluno iiberbrin9en,
uno gewinermaBen alS %ertreter Der
a~atbcliten Ssuti6lanos lein, urb 10
nit lit eS notbmenpig, baB mir Die
marine Spmpatbie, Die mir fiir iene
be9en, Dor oeml elben aud slir pollen
Weltuns brinsen.
Die Seititaot Seuti6 Ntben, sic
oeutl6elte Staot bes Vances, bat benz,
audi, in potter @iiroisuns Der S&id
tiSteit uno Sebcutun9 bieier semein=
lamen beutlteu fatbolil6en %,Selte, Die
umiaiienplt en &ortebrunsen 9etronen,
uno ldBt es an ni6ts ieblen, Inn benz
,Se tie einen wiirbigen uno 9lan,pollen
Habmen 81 seben. Die veituns bes
Seites lieSt in beipdbrten Sdnoen, mel
DIE bas Sntereiie Der bieiiSen Seuol=
teruns wa6Suruien peritanben, unt
wel9e mad alien Ri6tunsen bin, fiji,
anSemellene unterbaltunsen lowobl,
wie iiir ben e%rnlten Sbeil Der GUAM:
mentinfte bic umii6tisite Ioriors,
9etroIten baben. anselidts beiier
mare aber aud cine sablrei6e Bethel.
lisung aus alien 0anbestbeilen CT
wiinidt. Die Setbeilisuns ieitens
Der Sereine wie aud bes fatbolii6er
9oltes bes Staates Sisconiin uni
Der ansrensenpen Staaten miro ;ipa,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Numtnter 33.

beSrinen, uno es tann Dem impulli=
uen, oft in tilbnem @%asemutbe Dor.
l6nell oraufsebenoen 9antee gar ni6ts
l6aoen, menn er etrpas pom Der beut
l6en Nube uno gelonnenbeit erbdlt.
Us wlro Uni erem Better aud gut tbun,
wenn CT, ltatt SanS unb gar i'm @e=
i6dfte uno in Der Folitit aui,useben,
BON ben Seuti6en paS Sebasen an
barmlolem v%ebens9enuB unb 9emiitb=
uouer @eieQisteit annimmt. aues
oas ltrebt aber bic oeuti6 ameritani.
ide Treiie an. Sic weiB ii6 in bic
lem Streben ems nit allen beiieren
Seuti6en. Sic bat oesbalb einen
Ialt in Suten oeutl6en Samilien, unb
bic treue item %,yreunoinnen Ser osut
l6en i3eitunSen limb bic peuti6en
,erauen. Sin after beltlfer EerS lall.
tet:
Sehsmol ieds lit iebsunebteibi9;
SIT Der Utann audi nod 10 fleibia,
llno Die frau lit lioerlih,
@ebt Die Wiytbihoft binter It'd.
Sie oeutl6en Nrnuen limb meilt
lporlam, uno oeobalb 9elan9en bic
mel item oeutl6 = o~merit0nii6en ISomi
lien 81 sSOblltano, mcnn aud Der
Mam leine S6uloiotet tbut. Die
pcntl0e Sruu be9nil9t ii6, ebeu neil
lie lparlam lit, nit elmer .3eituns, umo
lelb ltuerltdnOlih Siebt lie cine oelltife
Dor. llno ba Die oeutide loauSirau
Die Gintdule belorgt uno porber oft
Die AnS,iSen ml,tert, 10 erbulten bic
leni9en Wel6Gitalcute Ben bel weitem
9roBten Sbeil Der oeutl6en aunb=
'9aft, mel6ei III Den oeuti6cn .3citungen
onseigen. Die Oeuti6e Srau lit oes
bolb eben iOpoDl cine trelen ,Sreun=
Din, lpie audi cine md6tige @6nnerin
Der Oertid ameritonii6en 3eituno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Nfeir Seim.

5pQ id 9ir eineu 3diber nennen,
Ser trautes @lid umfaBt,
Mo Spra' NIB Roth, oes 9ebens 8ilrtr'er
llno @ram gar ihnel erblaBt?
IS III meln Seiml, oas liebe, trante,
8eideioeu slpar uno tletn,
7ph lhlieBt es trpb oes enSen 6anfhes
Wiel Sreuo' uno @pnne Elm.
ypeun nab pes 5ases Wtiib' nnc Scrsen
9lteil lleblter 6 betr,tt,
Nrtn0t er nit leiuem irpben Satelh
7tc Spuue lelber nit
lluo ale @rilleu, ale Yla8en,
@ar ibnell lino lie oabtn:
J,ier bari nlr 9leb' uno Srpb'iun tppbner,
Nlbt oliiber, piit'rer Sinn.
llup tebrt DIE crane Saie gorge"
2lud pirflih bel ms eln,
Sius wiro lbr nlmmermtbr selll9en:
Sic SerSeu 81 ertSipei'n.
gSp mabre 9ieb' Den Sitno seipeibet,
Niht Sreu uno Suseno feblt:
ga lit oas Seim, 10 arm $ audi ldellet,
&pnt pabren 8lans beleelt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
SeutIsbe 3citnm9em.

&enn mir ms tra9en, mober Die
oeutld- omsritanil1e .Seitungcn ibre
Y~ebenstrait beSieben 10 %iinpenmir, SaB
lie aus benz eocl'ten uno l6onlten Born
ldopien: aus ben Nanilien. Ger
Seutl6z 2lmeritaner bait OFT cine eng
lilde .3eitung, nimmt pielelbe nit aus
Dem Ioauic, wenn er li6 sur 9lrbeit
be9ibt, lieit oaS en9lii6e Slutt in ben
StraBerbubns 9&a9en, uno Gin pberz
fldhli6er Seobadter mag, penn CT in
oielem 1&aSen 10 pie!e englil6e unb
10 wenise beuti6e Sldtter iiebt, sl
Dem Sdll''e tommen, oaH lestere cine
lebr 9eringe %erbreitung baben. Cine
lol6e S6luHfolgerun9 lit a6er mnrit=
tig. Ger Wtunn lielt Die (u9eSz9feui9z
teiten in elmer en0li'6en :Seitun9, I'M
lid i'm 6nglii6en III iIbcn. Gr be
milbt it'd in ieoer H&eile, pn9 Gu9li=
lde ;t %erlernen; aber er III lid)t 70
tbOriht, lid Wtlbe III 9ebcn, baS
Seutihe parilber III per9eiien. Gr
9ebort nidt III ben SbOrcn, wcl6c it'd
cinbiloen, Der e6te NmcritNner pilrie
mir cine Sprude tenneu, ulo burd
Die Nlliitelllng 'older Hebre ben Sut
pertiinoen, beldrdntteS 9&illen lei cln
aem;eihen o.s 9lmeritunertbums.
Ger Seuti6 Ameritoner lompbl lpie
leine ,vrarl leien p0beim Die oert'he
,3eituu9, melt oiele Die ltohri6en alls
Der trallten Neimatb I'm &icles poll.
ltGnpi9er ulp beller mittbeilt ais bic
en9liiNen Gldtter; neil bic beutld=
ameritanilden !Seitun9en lid meilt
l6mupigen Senidtionss@ el6i6ttn iern
balten uuo mutbl9 9e9en Die Sborbet=
ten antdmpieu, wel6e (rpie SemperenS
uubS Onnta9sz 3wangS SeltrebunScn)
;ulueilen unlere anglo ameritani'6en
&ettern erfaiien uno benen Die en9li=
l6e Yrelie falt nie ent l6lollenen S&ls
oeritanb entgegen lept. Der Sebil-
bete Seuti6 sNmerifaner nil ein Nmes
rifan.r iein uno lit eS aud. Aber CT
ld)Gmt lid ourhauS ni6t lsiner Nb=
ltammun9. Gr bemiibt lid, 10 lbnell
rpie mo9ll6 oas Gnglllde 81 bemel=
tern, lpenll CT eS baGeim erlernt bat 4;
aber eS idlt ibm ni6t ein, oaS Seut
ide unc oamit Die S6dee Der beutlhen
yiteratur auIsu9eben, beren l~,eliclte
Ecrlen ibm ieine beitl6 ameritanil6e
3eitunS tets %liefert. Sieienigen Sents
i6en, mel6e ibre Wtutterlpra6e niht
ebren, pilegen uno ibren ainoern per-
erben, seseben einen sroBen Sebler,
Der lid aud in Collars uno Gents
natweilen ldBt. Senn in falt alien
Smei9en beS @ewerbe vebens fam
bericnise einen bOberen pobn erbalten,
,pel6er enslii6 uno beutid lpridt.
Die annabme, baB berieniSe Seuti6s
ameritaner ein gutter Burger bieies
Qanoes wirb, Der feline Gisenart abz
lest wie ELM l9mueises Semb ur6 az
ienartiS ales nadabmt, mas uniere
anglo amerifanil6en @ettern tbun, III
Elm traurises @ewd9s. Sin Menl6,
Der leine Wutter u%erleusnet, wirb eir
i6ledter @atte uno Elm idmmerlidel
giirser meroen.
&ein @Olt beiist aueS usenben unt
teines ale Sebler, User bas Gint
ODER baS anbere bebauptet, lit elm De:
masose oper elm Narr, Sas ameri:
tanil6e Solt lit nod LANCE ni6t fer
tis, rs lit nod in Der Gntwidelune
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

Weiitli6teit lopie allen, Bic wdbrenb
Der %eriammlunSStase iid ais Sreunz
be Der yebrer seseist, ben berSli6lten
Sanf ab.
Nobn 9&oden, SefretGr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

5fahrt nurh'S
trduen lluO "b
in tornen. nos
,trc o Cben
II uno nit
srparirn.
eihaftssaua III
NIeosrloge 3e'
aenbeit bat. Die
Ter ssihdftiaer
u 1HOtuUQ Uoh
berbsi
tts;eit nit nlient
Wirtlitteit beI
elm srobartiser.
r pon oieier 8s'
ana, ME aaer'
;, 10 unh in St.
8eitdftseauAes
no 3uuerldNt8lts
ut BARON uber'
t Waihire Die
I'M jeloe lit; Der
oes Iteraeratb,
mid 50. aehauo
aui's Bette ihut.
lb er's in Der Wtc'
'rloae mir oroent'
in
,rtes ;u tban bat
uoeu Runoer y
cine iaaroBeN Pin
@omoanu einVn
lit aud baron ge
'enoer mo- ihm 81
srt ia 3ahr III
rmit So. in ibre.
oarstt auh in %
ME tri. limb 'sie
al 10 plele, ibr ell
8 ietn uno ble;be'
tfEaihine oi.lie
bGt lisfert. Die uc
od;u MIR bic Nue
SRr. Weitermar
-asen oas rubrir
lien, uuo oisie 90
'ins norcnun
elm ausaepihnet
uno lit Die
b fir Die amber
bsiiers gmpfebln
g bel Der Wce'
{ oieier in fem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Scr ebrinliebc Xebrcr.

.Ismienisen. Ter he sunni tsiet. tie Gu.
gent ~ tileen. tiiritn mir rtne Seesnisn
rcr ieeem Walsr ietem giletduer uue YER
jesem auteren 9iinitler Ten &rr,us aettn."
Fl NErnirfnmMA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

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b, tam eaS
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

ianmt &ohr'
b~eitbaulid1en 3uita'l'
I~iegarten (aaes INT
/ &er,seuseinribtnng
NIT @obbelaetrteb. w
MISUNDERSTANDING
|pahten ODER nm blli
|. 9tabereS in Der g
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
THE BURNING OF INDIANS.
OhlcIal Report Gives Further Details
of the Revolving Lynohing.


of the Revolving Lynohing.
Washington, Feb. s.-The attorney
general sent to the senate yesterday a
letter written by Assistant United
States Attorney McMechan, giving the
results of his investigation into the re-
cent burning of two Seminole Indians
In Oklahoma by a mob. He says that
the sentiment in the neighborhood of
the crime is all with the mob. and he
was informed that it would not be we'll
for HIM or any other person togo in that
locality If It was known that the OBJ
ject was to locate the conspirators.
Mr.. McMechan's letter tells in the main
an old story. but he gives some new
details.
McGisy was. he says, the first of the
Indians to move a muscle after the
torch was applied. and he did not move
until the flesh was beginning to drop
from his limbs and was beginning to
touch his ears. He then gave a loud
whoop, bent over as far as the chain
would allow him. and sucking In the
leaping flames sank down and expired
without showing any more signs of
pain. Not so with Palmer Sampson.
He did not move until after McGisy
had inhaled the flames. Then he COM
menced to kick with both feet, throw
ing burning pieces of wood rs or so
feet away. 1t was with difficulty that
they succeeded in getting him burned
Mr.. McMechan says that Baptist
minister, Hiram Holt. prayed for the
two Indians before their execution and
that as he knelt in PRAYER he held n
rifle in his hand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

"You'Ue been plaicktng that boy euer sine,
acc stdrtGd from Memphisn'
his flashing eyes contemptuously on thu
gambler as he showed the cards toward
him. II guess this is your regular trade,
isn't it?"
"In common with good many other
gentlemen.
"M-hl Where's the boy?'
"What boy?"
1.-THE one you've been plucking."
"Mr. Belknap? I fancy he wouldn' t
stand being called boy to his face. It
is probable you will find him in the
clerks office. He went in there at the
close of our little game to have paper
witnessed.
your little game! Din it, sir,
you've been pluoking that boy ever
since we started from Memphis!"
The gambler clicked the ivory count.
ers together with his coarse, large
knuckled fingers, while an angry flush
made him look still more sinister.
It has been rather a long session,
but If you know anything at all about
cards-and I suspect you do, in spite of
your virtuous attitude toward this par.
ticular game-you know that the win.
ner is powerless to stop game.
"And the boy has been losing straight
thought"
"Mr. Belknap has had rather bad
run Of luck. But what business is it Of
yours, my dear fellow, provided his
passage is paid?''
The captain brought his sun Drowned
fist down upon the table with thump
that made the cards and counters dance
gayly.
Don't dear fellow me, sir. I've
got nothing in common with you, and
as never knowingly carry thief or
blackleg on the Red Wing I'll give you
just ten minutes to get your traps to.
gether and yourself on shore-of your
own free will if you know what is best
for you, on the shoulders of a~nigger
roustabout il must be-
"My passage is paid to New Orleans
SIR"
ut won't take long to settle that
point" A handful of silver ratified on
the table as the irate old man sent it
hurtling toward the gambler.
The gambler pounded the table in his
turn.
"Your words are actionable, SIR
$50 am J, and, by ..
A hand was laid on the captains
shoulder with restraining force-a slen-
der, refined hand, bloodless and icy
cold at that moment.
EASY, my good old friend, easy;
am quite capable of fighting my own
battles"
A glance over his shoulder showed
the old man a pallid young face, out Of
which cleaned two feverishly bright
eyes. A smile of singular sweetness
met the captains troubled gaze.
ut is awfully good Of you, Riley, to
try to pull mo out Of this hole, but you
are too late. shall always BIO sorry,
however, that I did not lose my planta-
ton to gentleman. +"
Here, without even glancing in the
direction Of tho man who had ruined
him, Belknap flung all envelope across
the table and assuming an air of in
difference which his white checks and
haggard eyes set at naught began gath
ering up the counters. Thegambler care
fully scanned the contsnts Of the en-
velope and got up from the table with a
ernel smile on his ssnsuous lips. He
was quite ready now to leave the boat,
A longsr voyage in anmpany with that
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Also Mt the same time and place, the follow
ing described personal property:
Nv good young work or driving HttH
10y horses, 10 carefully selected cowssls2A
some home raised, milking and in profit 80
pairs chickens.
Farm Implements-l hay wagon with 2losks,
cart, Germantown, buggy, l milk wagon,
nearly new, Mccormick binder, wood mover.
Advance hay tefder, Champion hay rake, spad6
harrow, YanHickle fan, Centennial l-hossb I
power and Ohio No: II fodder cutter, rod
cutter, horse cultivators plows harroMA |
cultivators, wheebarrow, hay fork ard ropss
and blocks, forks, rake and other implemept& /
Dairy Fixtures-1 Peerless creamery, chufn,
butter worker, milk cans, etc. 100 bushels a
corn. 1000 bundles fodder, hay and straw BY III
ton, 100 bushels sugar beets, LOO bushels Man
gels, $50 bushels turnips, ~ acres Of wheat u
the ground. Household and kitchen furnitufe
and other articles too numerous to mention.
This farm and personal property will be sold,
as the estate must be settled The farm will
be sold at o'clock.
Condition Of Hale-All sums of $50 and under
will be cash; over that amount o credit Of six
months will be given by the purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorser, orb
L. W stidham & Son, Aue. j285tdItw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
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Schedule In effect Nov H. 1887.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch
Light.
Express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION. FOR
NEW YORK, week days. 1913. '8.ss.
'10.24 a. M; 1918. '2.34, 1889, 1871. IA
'll.Oo p. m. Sundays sS.1s, $3.50, '1l2A q.
m; 1850. 'E2l. '7.41. '11.O0 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. 'S.u. $50.
$40, "715 1885, sS.25, 900, 1888, 1904, E.@
q. m; '1219 100 1884, '3.ss. 40. '5g1. $50.
TI. s.16, '11.00 p. m. Sundays. 1918. 1855,
$50. 1888 '1l.24 a. NJ: $3.50. 40. '5.2i. $50.
'74i. BIS '11.oo p. m.
CHESTER. week days. s8.1s, $50. go.
s7.15. 7.3b. '82S. 900, 1888 1904 l1.0s a. m.
12o. '2s4. 40. '621, $50, '7.41. 9.15. '110o ..
m. Sundays. '3.lS. 7s5, $50 1873, 'll.2t.
n.A a. m; 's.6s. 40, '5.2l. $50. ".A. s.l6,
ATLANTIC CITY. week days. .z1s a.
M; :2.19, '2.34 p. m. Sundays. 735 a. m.
CAPE MAY. week days $50 .. M; s2.a
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days, HlS, ITO, 1875. '110l a. m;
sl2.67. 200. 800, 400. a.S. 'els. 1904. 'o.n
p. m. Sundays, '4.1s. ITO. 1855 o. m;
H2.b7, '2.os, s04. a.67, 's.O4. 's.n p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
TO a. M; 3.04 p. m. daily.
NEWARK. week days. 'tB, 10. ass
s1i.ol q. M: 1887. S.o4. 4.04. Hb7. els
7.s2. oil, 1O.bb p. m. Sundays AIS. TO-
'S.sb a. m; '12.b7. SO4. '467 7.aa. 's.1 p. m.
PITTSBURG, week days. 's.3S .. H.:
T.1S D. m. Sundays. 'S.35 a. m; 457 p. m.
CHICAGO. daily. 'S,s6 a. m; a.57 p. IN.
CHICAGO Via. CINCINNATI and IN
DIANAPOLIS. 's.35 a. M. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. SIS u.
m; '12.57 and 's.ll p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, ell p. m.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via.
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, '6.la
p. m. week days. '4.57 y. m. Sundays.
Through sleepers to Memphis and New
Orleans.
SINCERELY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. ITO q. M; SEA. 1872. 1855 p. m. Sun
days. 40 a. m; 3oi 1872 p. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION.
week days ITO. 1000 .. M: 304. 4.s7 p. m.
Sundays. 1000 a. m; AT p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for
PHILADELPHIA. week days, $50 p. m.
BALTIMORE. week days. 6.45 a. M;
ass p. m.
LANDENBERG. week days. e.A6. s.a
.. m: 2.55. $40 .. m. Sundays. S66 a. m;
$40 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MINGTON, week days. 1875. 8.1o, ITO. $780,
e00 'l0.26, l1.30 a, M; 1920, '137, 200. $780,
s4.2O, 40. '5l6. +5.A2, 800, $50, '7s0. 1885,
1000. 'l1.S5 p. m. Sundays ASS. 800. 900
n.SO a. m.; 1920. 'l.37, 200. ".So oils. $50,
$3.50, +S.S5 1890 p. IN.
Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to western points lower than via
any other line.
W. NJ GREENE, d. B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. of Pass. Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

| "No, by George, amt called on to
stand back and see old Tony Belknap's
fool of q boy cleaned out by blood
sucker Of blackleg. Leastways il
shan't happen on my boat. Ididn't sus
picion anything half as bad as that. III
put the rascal asho', will, by JIM
ny! / guess that'll break up his little
game. I'll make him take the gangplank
OF Wheeler's.''
"He is very wealthy, believe, " said
the minister, tentatively pursuing his
own line Of thought.
"Who-that young idiot down stairs!
His daddy left him plenty, but it won t
last long at this rate"
"Any family"
"a younger brother and sister. Great
Scott parson, you're some on questions,
amt your
Entirely unabashed, the Rev. Mr..
Wordsworth asked yet another one.
"Who is that extremely handsome
young woman who is travelling alone9"
"There don't any female travel alone
ON the Red Wing, sir-at least no pref.
ty girl. That one's under my care, and
her name is Basoom."
Going home?"
"Going home"
The minister smiled apologetically.
"You see, ain just removing from
Memphis to Cloverdell, and have
legitimate curiosity about the people I
am to live among. l should like to ask
you, captain, if''-
The man at the wheel here intercept.
ed a furtive signal from Old Peppercorn,
and Immediately behind the Rev. Moles-
worth's back the steam whistle lifted
up its voice in shrek of such pro-
longed shrillness that he olasped both
hands to his ears and fed.
The captain grinned maliciously, and
stepping to the edge Of the hurricane
deck looked over to expedite the swing
ing out Of the huge gangplanks. He
urged expedition in the matter Of land.
ing in vigorous English and with all
the force of his stentorian lungs. As
soon as the Red Wings nose was made
fast to a tree high up on the steep,
crumbling banks he followed the Rev.
Molesworth down the steps that led to
the cabin.
He entered the saloon, resolutely bent
upon breaking up the prolonged game
Of cards that threatened to swamp old
Tony Belknap's foolish boy. He found
the professional gambler sitting alone
at the table in the saloon. 1t was lit
tered with cards and counters.
A disagreeable smile of triumph still
lurked in the corners Of the man 8 full,
red lips. He was idly playing with the
ivory counters. The captain seated him
self in the chair opposite him. He fixed