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in order to prove the fact. why, then.
they are past praying for. and there 10
no more toibe eaid.' -,
"How 10 thss responsibility for the
conspiracy to be brought home to him"
said Borofsky. thinking aloud rather
than asking the question.
''Seize Krolok-let the police seize
Krolokl They will soon find out who
are his accomplices; they have a way
Of extracting information from their
prisoners which. it is said, is irresisti-
BILE"
swell. think I may say that you
have done your best. Mr.. Student, to
Justify your release and perhaps some
reward l will now discuss matters
with my friends and you sLan hear the
result as soon as possible"
"For the love of heaven, be careful"
cried the student. II repeat that il
Andre were to learn that am here and
in communication with you be would
murder me on the spot and then disap-
pear. This would be fatal for your pur-
pose, remember, for the police will as
suredly never return you your Count
Landrinof unless you have another to
give them in his place. If he were to
murder me. he would disappear. I tell
you"
1--WE must hope for the best, both
for you and for ourselves" said Borof-
sky. "We shall be careful, of course.
1t was while Borofsky was repeating
to Percy and myself the details Of his
conversation with the student that a
summons came for him from our other
guest, Andre.
Borofsky was in the habit of visiting
Andre, 80 that the summons was moth
ing unusual, but he prepared TO obey
It, nevertheless. with some little trepi-
dation tonight
"He will be agitated about the pris.
tafs visit" be said. Probably he'll
insist upon knowing why we visited
the pristaf and where we got our in
formation FROM"
"Gad. exclaimed, chats true.
What shall you say. Borofskya"
"That depends upon what he says"
said Borofsky. II must be discreet and
give nothing and no one away; that is
the main thing"
"He won't be violent, will her" aug-
gested Percy. Hadn't you better
pocket revolver before entering the
lions den, Borofskya"
"He wouldn't be such fool as that.
It would be suicidal thing to do. His
policy will now be, you IL see, to disap-
pear suddenly while he rouses in us no
suspicion Of his intentions. He does not
know that We know that the pristaf
was here today, remember.
"Well, be careful, Borofskyp' said |
I. warningly, "for the fellows temper
is dangerous Don't forget the Serpen-
tinel'
Borofsky smiled wan smile 1t was
not pleasant recollection for him.
II think he'll be mild enough to-
night" he said.
But only half an hour later poor b.
rofsky surprised us by entering the
room suddenly and rapidly, as though
pursued, and by closing and locking the
door behind him. His tie and collar
were disarranged. his shirt front rum
pied; be looked, as Percy said after
ward, as though he had slept in his
clothes and had had restless night.
Borofsky sank into chair. He cross.
ed himself and muttered something, a
bit of prayer, in Russian.
"What Is it7" we asked in breath.
"I've been nearly killed. he gasped.
II thought was dead-hes an awful
mani wouldn go through that again
for a years salary; the internal. MUIR
derinr scnnndrelI'
ITO Re Continually
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Poor B0rofsky surprised US by entering
the room suddenly and rdpidlu.

Poor Borofsky surprised US by entering
the room suddenly and rapidly.
ward for you if you were to reveal the
plot in time and thus save the car.
But for me such a course is impossible.
would rather have the certainty of
5000 rubles from the young count than
the chance of ten times as much from
the gratitude Of the car Cars gener-
ally contrive to reward the wrong men.
Come. Is it bargain7 Five thousand
rubles down and the secret yours to do
as you like with. A grand opportunity
for you. Mr.. Borofsky, only, mind you,
my money and my passport and 4S
hours start before you act upon it."
81 think may promise that Count
Boris will reward you handsomely,
though, of course we have the whip
hand Of you, and might, if we chose,
screw your very soul out of you for
nothing. Tell me about this conspiracy,
aud l will advise him to be generous.
"Well, l will trust you. You will be
1atisfied with my tale Why do you
suppose Andre has come to st. Peters,
burgf For the pleasure land risky of liv-
ing in this comfortable house and pass.
ing among strangers as the Count Lam
drinof? No, my friend. there would be no
solid advantage to balance the tremen-
dous risks He has come to your house
because he finds it grand center and
sanctuary for the quiet Matching of his
own eggs That's all The man requires
little time to himself and quiet
place, and here he has found both The
plot7 Very we'll 1t is aimed against
the head of the realm, of course. Be-
tween the station Kirilof and Bootief,
where the line runs through forest,
about one mile from the Bootief clear-
ing, is woodman's cabin. Close to
that cabin there is something very
wrong with the earth. A careful exam
ination will disclose it,"
II sea plot to blow up the cars
train. But how is Andre concerned2'
"There are several concerned, but |
Andre is the head and chief of the
affair. The man to ask for on the spot
is one Krolok, but he is desperate sort
of character, and it would be as well
to be very careful. The ground is un-
dermined from the cabin TO the very
rails; all is finished, and the web waits
for the fly. On Friday, unless he should
be warned beforehand, the victim will
buzz unsuspectingly into it, and, piff,
where is the czar? There; that is my
secret. If the police will not believe
that Andre is Andre and not Count
Landrinof when you shall have present.
ed them with their czsr alive and safe,
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A Clever Miiitury Trick.

After some skirmishing between Kash.
mir and Peshawar the enemy took to the
top Of hill. whence they could roll rocks
down and from which their disIodgment
was difficult At last villager came in
and told me that although the enemy oc.
cupied the top Of the mountain all day
they were in the habit of coming to
springs half way down to cook and rest
at night.
Acting on this information, sent for
some her1smen Of the district and show
ing them handful of gold coins prom
ised to give them If the men would
take up bugler and some odds and ends
that they must carry with them to tho
top of the hill after the enemy had retir.
ed from the heights for the night. A bar.
gain was made and the next evening my
little party was ready for starting.
The bugler was disguised as a shep-
herd, and the villagers, three in number,
carried each half dozen pots filled with
powder, with fuses attached. These they
were to take to the top Of the hill and lay
out in row, and at 0 at night, on n sig.
nal rocket being fired from camp, they
were to light all the fuses, the bugler
would blow all the calls he knew, and
then the whole party were to make the
best Of their way back to camp.
The ruse was successful. The hilmen
fled in a panic, and the youthful COM
mander obtained bloodless victory
'Lulnsden Of the Guide.."
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The instruments now known as the tel
ephone and microphone are of compare
lively recent invention, but the origin Of
the names dates back many years. In
1927 Wheatstone gave the name Of mi
crophone to an apparatus invented by him
to render weak sounds audible, and in
1S45 steam whistle or trumpet, giving
roaring signals in foggy weather. was
called telephone by Captain John Taylor,
while Sudre used the same name in 1854
for system Of musical telephony.-Chi-
cago Chronicle.
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Two UnHelcOme Admirers,

A youngish widow, accompanied by a
woman friend. went to Chicago not long
ago and has related this experience to
some home friends. The widow being at
tractive and her friend none the less so,
had the misfortune to excite the admira-
ton Of two very well dressed men in the
dining room of the hotel where they were
staying. OF course no notice was given
by either woman, both being uncomforta-
bly, aware of the untlattering attention.
When the ladies arose they observed
one of the men questioning the waiter,
presumably about themselves, and mo-
ment after reaching their rooms were sur.
prised by the knock of Il bell boy bearing
two cards on his salver. The widow
picked up the cards and read aloud, Mr..
Wheeler and Mr.. Wilson" Without n
moments pause she turned to the hoy,
''Tell the gentlemen am not in need Of
any sewing machine. New Orleans
Times Democrat
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CHAPTER xxx.

ALo4 AuhINo1 SAhN,
"The czar, began the student, "is,
as perhaps you know, absent in Livadia.
He should return on Friday week. -
swell, what has that to do with our
affair ?"
"This-that If Andre should have his
way his majesty will not return. nei-
ther on Friday nor on any other day"
Bcrofsky started violently. He whis-
tied slightly and sat a moment in
thought.
care you speaking of this very per-
son, Andre2" he asked at last.
Certainly. OF whom else2"
Sand you suggest that this man,
whom we are harboring here among
ourselves, is at present engaged in
plot against his majesty"
"No; don't suggest it, I assert it,"
"Can you prove it, STUDENT"
EASILY, at any moment"
"Why, great heavens, man, there's
a fortune in the secret-honor, glory,
reward, everythingl Do you realize it3"
"There is Siberia in it for such as l.,
laughed the student. "That or our own
presidents pistol There might be re.
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pristaf has heard this story. You did
not mention me NOR describe me to
Andrea"
"Certainly not.
''Nor hint that was here"
"Not yet"
The student reflected. He looked very
ugly and furious when next he spoke.
II see your game, curse your he
said. ,"You will tell Andre that am
here unless / make, over to you certain
secrets. Is that itF"
"The matter could not have been
more clearly or concisely stated" said
Borofsky genially.
"And II ] walk out of the house and
leave you to find out these things the
best way You cam"
"But, my good sir, we are not begin.
ners, You and l. Do you seriously cup
pose that you would be allowed to
leave the house with your pocket full
ofundelivered giftss You are too valued
guest to be allowed to depart without
protest"
The student stamped his foot.
+. II will make you sweat for this one
dayT" he said. ..'And what do l get for
my secret. if ! disclose it Of my free
win3"
"You shall have passport and free
ticket to-anywhere you like II the
young count is fool enough. be may add
small sum Of money. / wouldn't"
"What If refuse to OPEN my lipsi"
I'm that case l shall walk across to
the apartments Of one Andre, or Korni-
lof, in the opposite wing, and l shall
say to him how that certain student,
name unknown. but quite unneeded,
has stated this and that about him.
Andre will fume and rage. and I shall
suggest that. rather than that Andre
should break all the furniture, it would
be desirable that the student and he
should meet, in order to talk matters
over, and to this room he shall forth
with be brought.
1.-THE student shivered.
II see" he said. every well. You
have the stronger hand I must submit.
See here. Mr.. Borofsky, never did you
any harm. Do not ruin me. If the
Count Boris should desire to offer me
some honorarium for the secret pro-
pose to make over to you, you will not
prevent him3"
Count Boris may play ekittles with
his money, so far as ! am concernedr
said Borofsky.
"And, above all. not q word to Andre
about me. He would kill me in min
ute"
"You are safe here. have said So"
"And passport and free passage2"
Guaranteed.
'"Then listen and I'll tell you some.
thing that will startle YOU"
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Wilmington & Nor. K, r

TINE T ARLEIN EFFECT, MAY IA, 80
Trains leave Wilmington (FreA,h Street
Station Ter EIsmere, Junction, Moutohauiu,
Wiaterthur, Guyencpurt. dranosus, Cossart
Emhl eeville, Mortonville Costesvlle and inter.
mediate stations. daily EXCEPT Sunday. at ~
IN. 2l5, +5J p. M. sundays only as sos
q. NJ. Is and 50 p. IN.
For Wayneso ,rg Junction. Springfield ana
intermediate sv.tions. daily, except Sunday
att 20 g. il.,2 Is and 4.5J p. IN. Sundays only it
sos a. H., I. Ii and 80 =, IN.
ForJoanns, Birdsboro, Rea ling and inter
mediate stations, daily except sunday at I'D
am, and i.5op. IN. Sundays only at sos = n
and IS p. II.
A g MCAUSLAND, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Con Pass Agent
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OUR DUTY.
w but yourself

Do You think none have known but yourself
all the pain
OF hopes that retreat and regrets that remain
And all the wide distance fate fixes, no doubt,
Twixt the life that's within and the life that's
without?
Which one Of us finds the world Just as he
likes2
Or gets what he wants when he wants itp Or
strikes
Without missing the thing that he strikes at
the first?
God means us all to be happy be sure
He sends US no sorrows that have not some
cure
Our duty down here is to do not to know.
Live as though life were earnest, and life will
be 80.
Owen Meredith.
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A Horror of the Future

Young Father lin the future)-Great
snakes Cant you do something to quiet
that baby? Its eternal squalling just
drives me wild!
Young Mother Calmly to servanD--Ma-
rie, bring in my husbands mothers pho.
nograph and put in the cylinder "At Ten
Months" l want him to hear how his
voice sounded when he was young.
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"Every man to his trade" Even the
serious business of a clergyman's life has
its funny side, showing itself In most
unexpected ways. For instance, hers y
a good answer given in a Sunday school
class by little midget some years q
age. The lesson was on the crestion,
and the question, "What came out in
the morning" drew forth the correct an
swer-the sun.
"Quite right. And what came out In
the EVENING"" Up goes the little hand
whose owner had used his eyes to good
purpose and whose answer was, PLEASE,
teacher, sweethearts."
Not SO far wrong either.
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Wilmineton's Wonderful Cure,

Prof. j. Townsend electric and mag.
netic treatment, his and Hokos appli-
ances cure paralysis, rheumatism. kidney
complain, fits, eczema, spinal diseases,
seminal weakness aud all chronic diseases.
These cures have been made in this city
for the last six years after all other rome
dies failed to give relief. Sufferers you
cnn see these cures In this city. Office 6l5
King street. adv.
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Straw HOrseshOea.

In Japan most Of the horses are shod
with straw. Even the clumsiest of cart
horses wear straw shoes, which, in their
cases, are tied round the ankle with
straw rope, braided so as to form sole
for the foot about half an inch thick.
These soles cost about cent pair.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in effect June 8. 1899

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
&C. aof pha sd 5H sls1prss III 49, 3
II 25, ll,S2, LAS a. NJ .i6. 137. 800. 3,11
4.5s. SOL GOT. $50. G.57. 1923. s.06 and 81
Accommodation, CID, ITO, S14. 1l.os tim.
1850, 2.32. 400, 5.26. and 1913 p. m.
75o, $50, ,s55, 1908; lbs, li.s2, 1l,45 an;
Accommodation. 6.lJ, 40. S.l4, 11O3 q.
M; l250 2.s2, 400, SIS. $50 and 1O.4S p. m.
For New York uhrough express), 1.57.
.l2.l6 Dining Carr. l,31 Dining Carr. 3.l1.
6.07, 'G.20 Dining Carr, 6.57. and GIG p. m,
f9nneetnE via Bread Street Station
2.32. 800, 452 5.O4 and TO- 43 p M
| Dor Boston without change. lO.R a. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 1877 a. M. and GAL p M.
Baltimore and Washington, 435, $50.
80. Io1s and 100 a. M; POE l249, '.l.i5.
10 ~ 3 5;3s ,slo Gil. 7oo 1885, Sill p m
baltimore and intermediate stations,
2$2 Az. ~ p. m: 100 night s
only. Solid vestibule train. Pullman BIfiet
Parlor cars combined car, and coaches through
to Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
5i5 a. 4o o. Ill., Il 5os 3d. 55s u.s. s T. &C. &C. III III
ll,10 1.16 p. m. and 12.O5 night.
II, si7 i.oa. Az s.st. s.s5. IT, i4S7. and
'''' = " SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express). Isl, 302 40.
i u.s. 6 g. rs sos GA and I'll SIS p m A' S0'
Accommodatio ton 40, s.25, a. M; 1910.
I Po4 4o Gn &c "a? iea apa iS4s b. B M 20 Me-
1l.45 a. M: 1877. 800 ASS, 'u:o7 6.57 and 90s
Accommodatlona zig, s.25 a. M; 12le
I A n m
For New York Through express, Isl
3o2 9s5 Dining car} T. s 4 % IA a. L. ~
1nnE ca s S 6 ia RR roaa Ga
Staion D + Thiadeiphia, IT, 10, Ss5 a. f m
400, AS. aud 1913 p, m.
1ois a. M; 12o5 124s ill., S.2$, 'Gi Iii S s.Y
7S6, Sill p M, and 1858 night.
Baltimore, "a anI l,e ihntermediate stationi
ton, for Wilmington express. $50, 726,
s. ST. Isl, S.S5. lilo, li16 p. M. and i2o5i
'' Ssnneeiommodation, s.s5; e1.. 1925 a. M;
,"sQ, 2.3s, 60 S3s and 1907 p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern HaW ofieaSs Aiken Fl N4 dq'y
Sna r orieeans 'G Memphis NashvRs s'S Via
Ashevlle and Hot SPRING. 70
s,aepers to Charleston, Jacksonville,
Port Tampa and Macon; 1853 night, daily,
slcrpers to Richmond and Jacksonville,
chesapeake & Ohio Railway. s1l y. M,
dsiiv, dining car. and sleepers to Cincin.
natl
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, SiS,. u.O4 u. M; 2s5,
4 y and 6.55 y. m, week days
nor Lewes, S.13 a. m; AT p. M, week
o1 ~ Dover, Harrington and Delmar. s13
:, al a M: AT, SO and ll.J6 y. IN. Sun.
as ii iG p. m.
1Is ?. R4hnbvth s.13a M, 4.27 p. m wecl, day.
"if'',nhoth special Is y, M, >aturrl aysoniy' ,
nnr wyoming and way stations, 235 u. \
-, week days -
"'iI xmrtss for Cape Charles. Old Point
Cnn1fnrt and Norfolk. ll.4 Il. M. week
N~'3'
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A WOMAN'o WAYS.

Heed ycu not woman's word,
Lover fond and fain.
When Il mo" or two you've heard
Ask the maid again,
Think not when her tongu. Is still
This in truth is rare
Lover, that she never will
Give you answer fair.
Heed not, lover, over much,
Half rcpelling hand;
Sooth, a maid ms ways are such
None can understand;
Stay you not for wrinkled trown,
sroiilful toss Of head;
By no sign that's written down
Woman's heart is read.
Doubt you not your worth is small;
Fear you not her charms
Signs ard downcast eyes and all
Take her in your arms
Claim her with a kiss or two,
Whence she will moi stir.
ehe is yours, God do by you
As you DO by hcrl
st. Paul's.
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Palace Steamer Twilight
Season 1900 To Augustine Parl

season 1900 10 augustine Park.
On and after July 2, will leave Philadelphia
daily at IL. m, stopping at New Castle on
Thursdays ut IL 80 O'clock Take trolley cars
from An and Market streets, Wilmington.
Fare for round trip from New Castle rs cents.
A delightful trip down the Delaware Bay.
All amu5ements at this Park. Dancing oil ths
boat
For open dates for benefits at i0per cent dis
count, apply to John Gam, manager, Room DJ7
Lippincott Building 18th and Filbert streets,
or }. +. Mclvor REPUBLICAN, Office. i3O.u
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FOrSale.

A mansion house with large lawn
surrounding, close to electric rail
way and suitable for home or a
school, will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply to Howard E.
Vernon, this office. tt
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HOW IS YOUR WIFE2

Has she inst her besutyf Kso, Consti p alton.
Indigestion, sick Headache nre the pri ncipal
causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured
these ills for half Q century. Price 30 and do
Money refunded II results are not satisfactory
For sale by N. b. Danforth, second and Mar
ket HtreetS
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Jenkins-Baby not well, Ell? You ought
to call in DR.. Brown. We sent for him
last week, and the moment he saw our
baby he guessed what the trouble was.
Jackson-What was it?
,TenkiDs-DinS'-Riv
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Fl. I. Sergeant, dealer in Goa, woht and
Grain, 100 Maryland ave, Office seventh
and King streets. Delis;"""a honI oh
Large Pea Coal for family use.
Large load wood for Sl50
y L H. checks given with cash purchase.
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Why Are You Sad Ladies9

Whom DR.. Simms Compound Penny
royal Pills Will make you happy. 81 box.
By mail, 605 King street.
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There is an emanation from the heart
in genuine hospitality which cannot be
described, but is Immediately felt and
puts the stranger at once at his ease
Irving.
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Tho best the finest looking and the most
durable Piano made is the Ludwig Store
5l5 Shipley strset.
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Out on one of the boulevards q newly
arrived Slav applied for work.
The foreman looked him over.
"Name?' he said. What name?"
The stranger smiled and drew long
breath.
"My name is Ignatz Prysbzyl'-
Hold on" roared the foreman.
whats the matter with you? That isn't
your name. Your name is Kelly"
And Kelly it was thereafter.-Cleve-
land plain JlonIa-
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1t nsed not take anybody long to get
ready to do his duty.-Dallas News.
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Xailrpad Tiues.

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WI XAMbM IN " lI+h 900 "ss
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NM :. - sEXPRESS 1RA1N4,
v E4flMHM&W. Trains lssve W,l-,n.
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&SHMcToS Htaton sor
- n, N IN 80
-. = N J. NJ :, ~ =, pi,n 1,oS. IN IN = ~.
.SG'% 50 -, w. ~ n On o. 81 sS ' Y IaA
sllu Z. 20; Gunanys. VI, s'es la; -. ia, TN
n'H srn m..l At. ': ~, "i~P r. H..
La. .sso: 'ass: 'lo.12; los a. M, 'lla Lo0
~ aov +: ~ 70 % is'Al r S csrsh asa 0M
~ ID, LIZ p H. 80 s ~ ~ ,J ~. tM IA
S6. HR ll.3o d. a. H. a.. - \, o ~; ~. hlStAh
Pullman carrl, ~, TO; %vo, iLW m
Cnestsr week any ~ = 81 a. .. ~ ~ ~, ~ -
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vb, slku p: ": sununys, , : eM T0 LIS,
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x,S4. 70 N. ouhoays; Loo u. H. Et y. m.
o oape MAJ z. week DAYS ''oA H. SA p. M
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E'p. ~ 'Iol a. m. II o. ~, 5.O4, aN, t.57.
.G'A ta.i rulImah Gaaal, QUA NIL ?. IN. Sum
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BURGLARS TWO.

They We're Overheard Concoct-
ing Diabolical Plot and We're
Caught In the Act Ly Two Of
Their Friends.
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Manager Of Passenger Tram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-20

baltimore
~ & OHIO R. r
Schedule In effect Maj
18th, 1904
An trains Illuminated
with Pintsch iighs.
EXPRESs 1RAlNa,
Trains lsave Wumlne.
ion, Delaware Avenue
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-20

Southern Railway.-6.H p ~, daily,
s,eenars TO New Orleans, Aiken. Memphis
and Tampa; 1886 p. n, m, daily, slcspers 10
New 9rleanSs ,j MeH sPripss Nashville via
atlantic Coast Line.-12,49 p. M. daily,
sleepers to Charleston, :, Jacksonville
eChesapeake & Ohio Railway. S.ll y. H..
daily. dining car. and sleepers to Cincin.
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