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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Supports betra9tet. Die Ginfubr
ieit benz 1. Sanuar 1899 betrdst mo-
be5u 10000 &iitsn, alle $50, 600
Glai4en mebr, oils i'm sleiden l3eits
raume oes goriabres.
Mew yorter @elddftsteute mabm.u
am 0ewep : Gage IS, 900, 900 elm.
Gin Wann, Der ii6 weiserte. 81. SO
ihr cine Srol9tenfabrt BON pier
glods ednse gu Sablen, wuroe prompt
einselo6t.
Die Siae pon Nabrunssuorrdtben
bat cine SradtwassonsN otb beruOr:
serufen. Oas lit melt better, ais
wsnn es umsstebrt wdre.
Semep bantt fir Oblt unb Yrdii.
bentldaitspflaumen er weiB, bab Ell
ne politil6e Champagne anitrensenoer
lit, als swsi ipaniide 6lOttsn.
@i. oft bort man lei6tlimnis ia
gen: Sabre msines eebens sdbe
i6 bafir!" llno babel benft Sober
natiirli4 an ~oieienism ibsr 20.
Die sanSe gunbesresieruns lit iebt
rauf benz Stump. Sic nil wobl
uerbiiten, bab lie INIT Stumpf uno
Stiel" ausserottst wiro.
Der in Nusiidt s.itelte unterSeus-
2rult, Der Dem golte 10 nab wie moss
LID auf ben Heib gu riden beabli6-
ti9t, f0nnte erleben, pom Solte abgez
ltreiit 81 weroen.
go gu i6reibcn iibsr meni6lides
Gleno, oaB Suuienoen pon eeiern bic
Sbrdnen in Die Qusen treten, lit ses
nib i6on. Sod l6oner aber mare
es 10 gu i6reibeu, baB wenisitens elm
Sausberr einsm armen Wistber bic
riiditdnbise Wietbe erlieBe.
Sur bic Sauer Der WeltdusItelun9
in Earis i'm nd6iten Sabre limb bis
ieet lO5 Melt.G on9relle Der uerl9ie.
b%enlten art ansemelost woroen. Oiele
Gonsreiie werpen Sauienoe BON @es
lebrten uno Specialilten Der sanSen
@slt anSieben uns gum sesenieitisen
Weinunssaustaul9 uereinisen.
IS 9ebt sas 8eri6t, oaB, ais bic
5tlipinos neuli6 nur pier Weilen
uom Wanila waren, Elm umeritani
lder @runoei9entbumsbdnbler raid
CUR Stelle mar uno linen cine sroBe
ansabl SOritaotzeots %uertauite.
Sa General Sits su belddftist
lit, bic S~ilipinos gu beluden, 10 molls
ten lie ibm neulid einmal einen Sc.
fallen tbun unb ibm cine Siiite Oh
Gin tleines Solt pirb bic Srei=
belt retten", ssbt bic alte @eisiasuns.
Dor 1913 Sabren waren's bic Nmeri-
irst limbs pielei6t bic Buren,.
@ir laiien uniere Srauen poransez
ben, neil lie ii6 10 oft weisern, uns
gu folsen.
8eld' elm weiier Sosel mare Der
PapaSei, wenn e ni6t lpreden lernte. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

60 gu i6reibcn iiber meni6lides
Glenb, oaB Saulenoen pon eeiern bic
Sbrdnen in Die Qusen treten, lit ses
nib i6on. Sod l9oner aber mare
es 10 gu i6reiben, paB wenisltens elm
9ausberr einem armen Wietber bic
rilfltdnoi9e Wtietbe erlieBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
llm mnntnn q herihtet cine Gnr

yam Wontag," berihtet cine &un.
iaier !3iituns, nwintte elm bieiises
Wdo6en einem Sremben nit Dem Sas
i6entu@e 81 unO am 0ienitas waren
Die Seioen bsreits p%erbeiratbet. .Am
Wiittwo6 pinftc Tie ibm nit Dem BE.
~lenitiel uno am Oonnerlta9 reidts er
cine S6eiounsStla9e elm" 90 9ebt'S
I'M :3eitalter Der GlettriSttdt. Drum
priie, wer li6 eUis binoet."
als Elm untrii9li6ee !3eiden Der
anbaltenben Yroiperitdt wiro Die be,
beutenbe 3anabme bes Gbampasners
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Der in ausiidt seiteute unierSeuss
Srult, Der Dem Yolte 10 nab wie moss
LID auf ben eeib 81 riiden beabli6.
ti9t, f0nnte erleben, pom Solte absez
itreiit 81 weroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Gs s.bt sas @eri9t, ouB, ais bic
Silipinos neuli6 nur pier Weilen
uou Manila waren, Elm umeritani
lder @runoeisentbumsbdnoler raid
sur Stelle mar uno linen cine sroBe
InSabl Sorltaots0ots ~pertauite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Sa General Stis gu beidditist
lit, bic Silipinos gu beiuden, 10 molls
ten lie ibm neulid einmal einen Sc
tbun uno ibm cine Iilite ab.
ltatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Gin tleines &olt nirb bic Nreiz
belt retten", sebt bic alte @eisiasuns.
Dor 1913 Sabren waren's bic Nmeri-
faner, irst limbs pieuei6t bic Buren,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

Die san;e gunbssresieruns lit iebt
rauf benz Stump. Sic nil wobl
Oerbiten, bab lie init Stumpf unb
ausserottet pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

8eld' elm weiier Sosel mare oel
Fapasei, wenn erni6t lpre6en lernte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

@ir laiien uniere Srauen uOranse:
ben, neil lie iid 10 oft weisern, uns
gu folsen.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
InIre md lamrer.

The resounding and ELUSIVE court
oratory Of the past is not much in fash
ion nowadays, especiallyi in cases which
are not tried by juries, and in which the
judges are so well conversant with the
law that they seek little more than a
concrete presentation OF the facts. a
story is told Of the late Mr.. Justice Mil
Ter, of the United States supreme court,
which illustrates the demand Of the
courts nowadays. Mr.. Justice Miller
was always courteous, but in his last
years on the supreme bench he acquired
an aversion to what some of the law
yers at the bar Of the court took &c
be oratory. A lawyer, who may be
called Brown, was addressing the court
one day in a long, rambling speech
Justice Miller listened, uneasily fan
ming himself, for some time. Then he
leafied over the desk and said, in an
audible whisper; 80 Brown, come to
the pointl" "Wh-hRt point, your hon
or?' said the yisibly astonished law
yer. "Any pointi" answered the judge.
The rest OF the address was a rapid
condensation of the whole natter
Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
FARMERS FATAL MISTAKE.

Seaford, Del, Sept. 12.-John Coul-
bourn, a prominent farmer living three
miles from here, shot and probably IA
tally wounded his son Lee, yesterday.
The shooting was accidental. Mr
Coulbourn was out in the field with his
gun, and noticing a chicken hawk
stealing his chickens, fired away at the
hawk. His son Lee was working in q
nearby field and received the full dis
charge. His chances Of recovery are
doubtful. His father is grief-stricken
over the shooting, and a doctor had tC
be summoned to his bedside yesterday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

MET AND EFFECTED A PERMA-
NENT ORGANIZATION AT WASH
INGTON.
Washington, Sept. 12.-The Associa-
tion of the Spanish War Veterans, as
the newly organized body OF soldiers
who fought in the war of 1898. will
be officially known in the future, have
adjourned, after having satisfactorily
arranged for a completion of a perma-
nent form of organization. The MEM
bers Of the association we're presented
to President Mckinley, who said tina,
they would always have the thanks
and gratitude of the nations for the
promptness with which they responded
to the call Of their country and for the
willingness which characterized them
in making so many sacrifices. The
warmth Of their support in a time of
danger would ever be remembered.
There was considerable enthusiasm
when Colonel Tillman, Of South Caro-
lima, placed before the convention the
name of William J. Bryan. Of Ne
braska, for a place on the Council
Board. He was elected by accIama-
ton.
Lieutenant Hamilton H. Blunt, the
only colored man represented at the
meeting. was elected unanimously. As
finally constituted the council of ad.
ministration is as follows:
W. ]. Bryan. OF Nebraska; Hamilton
H. Blunt, Louisiana; H. B. Delaigne
Kentucky; ]. o. Webster, Florida;
General George II. Harries. District o
Columbia; Curtis Guild. Jr5 Massa'
chusetts; Robert B. Wallace. Mon
tana; H. D. Green, Pennsylvania; W
c. Oates, Alabama; Henry A. Axline
Ohio. B. A Reinold. New York, an,
lC. l.. Boynton, Michigan.
Lieutenant Delaigne was chosen sec
retary Of the council and Helen Goult
was elected sponsor.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
THE SPIRIT AND THE FLESH

Into this glorious world came.
The free-born OF the wind and flame
/ bound to me for good or 81
A body-serf 70 do my VIII.
Though he was fran and prone TO rest.
I snatched him from his mothers breast
And bade him serve me. what would you
had a great Kings work to do:
Wrong 10 make right; comfort 10 bring
To those IN trouble sorrowing.
needed one both swift and strong:
Great was the load, the Journey long.
Yet this my slave was weak and lame;
Faltering at my behest he came.
SO, when his strength was almost gone,
/ took the scourge and urged him on.
Yet hurry as I might to keep
The minutes pace. both food and sleep
Ny slave must have. Impatienuy
I saw the glorious hours pass by.
u could not leave him. for We must
Have hands OF dust to work with dust)
At last he fell and would not rise.
He called me with imperlous eyes
And bade me pause.
This small white room, this cot OF snow,
Mlnlsterlng forms that come and 60
crouch here listening for his breath,
And with my hands / hold back Death,
My work neglected and undone
II be but beckon. swift run
This worthless sorf Of mine to save.
How hard they toll who serve a slavel
Il. b. Bridgman. in Century.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
HERE AFTER NAM YEARS.

FELTON,, Del, Sept. 12.-Louls sapp, of
near Marshallton, Iowa, has arrived
here for a visit to his brother, Reuben
sapp. This is the first time he has set
foot in Delaware, his native state, for
over thirty years, and he has found
things as changed as did old Rip Van
winkle. To, his surprise he has learned
tht he knows many more people in the
cemetery than in the town. All the
faces and buildings are changed, and
he feels like a stranger in strange
land.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
COLES FLoURNEY RELEASED.

Dover, Sept 12.-Justice Pennewill
yesterday afternoon released Coles
Flourney, a commercial traveller OF
Philadelphia. who had been held for
court under $1,000 bail for having ut
tered a fraudulent draft against Shute
& Merchant, of Boston, and which was
offered TO Henry E. Moore, Of Dover
There is no provision in the Delaware
state laws against uttering fraudulent
paper against either a mercantile firm
or an individual, the law being "agains
"a bank or banking institution"
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
MS LEG HURT.

Conductor Frank McCallum is off
duty on the sick list. One day last
week McCallum made a misstep on his
car and skinned his leg. He thought
nothing of the matter at that time, but
continued working on his car as usual.
On Saturday the leg panied him so
much that he was compelled to quit
work. On examination it was found
that his leg was swollen and that blood
poisoning had set in. A doctor was
consulted and treated the injury, which
it is supposed will not result seriously.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
TRI-CouNTY HARVEST HOME.

West Chester, Sept. ia harvest
home for citizens of Delaware Chester
and Montgomery counties will be held
on Thursday at Castle Rocks Park
Among those who, it is announced, will
make addresses are Mrs. Diana Hersch-
Ter. A. X. Mcclure. ex-senator Thomas
V. Cooper, c. w. Talbot, William 1
Shaeffer, Charles Pennypacker, Cap.
tain Isaac Johnson, Assembly
man John saxton and George Drayton
The Third Regiment Band will fur
. nish music.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
CHESTER RESENTS
VERDICT.
DREYFUs

Chester, Sept ia petition was
put in circulation yesterday in the
Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh wards OF
this city, against the members Of the
Legislature from this county voting for
any appropriations from the state
treasury to drefray the expenses Of any
one going to the Paris Exposition in
1900. The petition also calls on Con-
gresham Thomas S. Butler, to take
similar action in the National Con-
gress. The petitioners call for this ac.
ton on account of the unjust verdict
in the Dreyfus case, and point to the
fact that the papers all over the world
have condemned it.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
RAZOR IN AN ARGItnrrnrr

Chester, Sept. 12.-CharIes Cooper
was taken to the Chester Hospital last
night with dozen wounds in his head
shoulders and stomach. the result OF
an alteration with Charles Henry
Stewart. The men had a dispute Sun
day at Waterville over a game Of crap
and last night the quarrel was renewed
Stewart slashsd Cooper with a tasor
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
RAILROADS
m, Ia, SIT, 4O. L44. 5.ss, s.2s. s,ss. iou
= psutl.NnAY TRAINS. NJ

M, IL, SIT, 4O4. L4I. 5.ss, s.2s. s.ss. ion
SUNDAY TRAINS. rI'
For Philadelphia (expresa), LIT. 30
$40. s55 935. e.55. 1879. 11.E a. m. Isl
500, ass, 6.07, 7.23 900 and GIG D. m
Accommodation, 7.10. 825 a. M, f2i0
LEO, 400. 52s, 72s and i0.43 D. m
For Chester (expreaa). 157 420. 855.
11.45 a. m. ls7, 500 4.5s, s.o7. s57 and s.oi
D. m.
Accommodation, 7.1o. SIS a. m., 1910,
1.5o. 400 SIC, 7.2s and i0.42 D. m.
For New York (through express) L57,
a,02, 9.35 Dining Carr. 9.55. n.f5 a. M, LII
Dining Carr 800, 6.07, '8.20 Dining carr.
6.5l, GIG p. m, connecting via Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia, 42O, 7.l0, a2s
a. m, 400. 4.5s and i0.43 D. m.
Tor -Cso0n without change, 723 D. m.
Bait.riore and washington, A35, 500
l0ls a. N, 1905 l2.4e, 1.5o, 5.23, '6,l0, Gil,
.l..e 90 p. n. and 1858 night
= s,..-iora and intermediate stations
Esl as .l.. t2c0 night.
L cave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
ION. eor Wilmington (express). $50, 40,
n.23 a. m, 1909 LIZ. 312. All. sos. 5.S8
6hs. ia, S.S5, lilo, n.16 D. m. and 1903
night.
Accommodation, SIS, s12, loss a. m.
1890 2S2, 6.lO, S.ss and l0o7 D. NJ
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
JOHN BACON BURIED.

John Bacon was buried in Emmanuel
Cemetery yesterday. Services were held
in the Methodist Church and Rev r. 1.
Watkins preached the sermon. The
pall-bearers were nephews of the de-
ceased. They were John and George
Tobin, Harry and William Hushebeek,
J. Percy Ball and William Mccoy.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
CAR TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED.

A load of hay upset on the track at
the north approach of Third street
bridge yesterday afternoon and COM
PEELED the cars on the south-bound
track to stop. Traffic was interrupted
for three hours and the passengers on
the New Castle cars had to walk over
the bridge and take cars on the other
side.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
Address. wilmington
RBGIsTER's ORDER
r -n.'.rlnLn.l. -.

Registers Dnicet
New Castle County. Del. July l3i 1893.
tIpon the application OF Henrietta r.
Emory, administrators Of Mary M. figh-
man. late OF Centreville, Maryland, de-
ceased, Il Is ordered and directed bs the
Register that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice OF grant
Ing OF Letters OF Administra-
uon upon the estate Of the deceased.
with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisement to be 7osted
within forty days from the date q such
letters, In six Of the most public pacos
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide BY
an act OF Assembly IN such case made
and provided: and also cause the same
to be Inserted within the same period In
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
iished IN Wilmington Del, and 20 be con-
fnued therein three weeks le. o. ID
Given under the hand ano seal OF
office OF the Register aforesaid. al
Wilmington. In New Castle County.
l. ST aforesaid. the day and year above
CALVIN W CRossAN.
Register
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
SHORT REED BIRD SEASON

The reed bird season has practically
closed in this vicinity. The birds are
very scarce, but in good condition. The
season is the shortest ever known and
was most improbable. The price re-
allied for the birds was from 60 to 20
cents per dozen.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
JAY GOULD DEAD.

After suffering for more than six
months Jay Gould, of this city died
yesterday. He was caught in the biiz-
zard of last Winter and his right foot
was badly frozen. Gangrene set in and
a portion of the member was ampu-
tated, but the disease had entered his
system. His life would have been saved
had he refrained from work, but his
anxiety to clear and pay for his home
aided the disease and caused his death
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
GRnCERs 40 PLAY.

The semi-annual sports of the Retail
Grocers' Exchange will be held at the
Union street grounds on Thursday. The
event of the day will be game Of ball
between the East and West Side gro
GERS. The sports begin promptly at 2
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES..

Albert Paulcerus, George Wright and
Mrs. George Defenthaler, of Toledo.
Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright, of Fifth and Harmony streets.
Miss Lydie Wright, of this city, who
has been on an extended trip through
the West and Canada, has returned
home. Her brother and sister from
Ohio returned with her to this city.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
FOR Tr4n sorrT4

Southern Rallway.-e17 p. m, daily
Hleepers TO New Orleans Aiken- Mem
phis and Tampa; 7.36 .. m. dany. sleep
ers to New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville,
VIA Asheville and Iot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-i249 D. m. daily
eleepers TO Charleston, Jacksonville, Port
Tampa and Macon. 12.53 night daily,
eleepera to Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, S.1 o.
m. daily dining car, and sleepers to cln-
cinnau.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
NrftnrffHU

Notice IS hereby given maj Letters
~ Administration were in due torm or iaw
.-ranted unto the undersgncd on the 18Th
lay of July. a y. 1880 and that tu per-
a1ns having claims against the estate OF
na deceased must present the setnt dull
ttested to the said administrators 'n 9r
hafare fhe 18TH iay Of July 1900 1r abide
ha Act Of Assembly Iu such case mao
90 provided
HENRIETTA r taoh4
tamIuiFI IrntrIN
A1rass gennevua Maryl1nd
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
AcRoss THE coNTINENT.

Howard w. Laws and Lewis Ander
son have been matched to race across
the continent on a $1,000 wager Each
is to start with $40. with which he
must pay his expenses, and within
six months reach San Francisco with
800.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
K..n nrnther in RepaIr.

A nap after dipneris worth two hours
Of sleep in the morning to mother, and
she declares she could not be happy
without. Mothers, more than most peo-
pie, wear out if they are not repaired,
and it is the duty of the family to see
that repairs go on before the dear tene-
ment falters. So many people paint the
house and have the homes cleaned and
repapered, and the furniture retouchedr
who never think of repairing tue moth.
er.-Boston Globe.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
nrT,AWApr DTvTsToN

For New castle. S13. i1.M a. M, aIS,
AZ and 6.55 D. m. week days
For Loves, SIS a. m, Az D. m. week
days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar. SIS,
1i.A a. m, An, SOS and 1l.56 D. m. sun
days, 11.56 p. m.
For Rohoboth, sis a. M, Al 70. m.
week days. "Rehoboth Special" 4.25
M. Saturdays only.
For Wyoming and way stations 2S D.
m week days
Express FOR Cape Charles. Oh Point
Comfort and Norfolk ii.04 a. m woet
DAYS and i1.56 p. M daily
Evening journal., 1899-09-12

A chNap substitute for a standard
.dvertiessd article may prove to be any
ning bun bargain. Be careful to get
what you aak r0E.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12

In New York city Reed may quietly
wait for 1904. He may be considered.
along with Theodore Roosevelt, as one
OF the eligibles. for the campaign after
the nsxt-st Paul Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12

scbeduls % eject May a. lS@
An trsins niuminatej With frtst
sfxpross traiun.
Tr,AINs LEAgL WILMINGTON DBL
AWARE VENUE STATION 10
NEW YORK, week days, oti -s.4
.lo.52 m.. 1z.ls ~ 40 M se
! ains9 y, - !. 'a,s': al q M "a a lis "a
Pnilman cars) s7.4S s1.oo , D.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 'al
$40. '710, 7.s5, SIS, 1888, 'l0:52, n.ps a; "a
man oars). s52s, ESQ. 7.4s. 9.t5, 'l.Oo
n Sundays. 1901 Ia5, $50, 'e.32, H.
al s. a. m: s2.A, 100. 400, '6.l9 lall Pu-
man esrsl $50. 'l;ia' 200 sl;S p m
AIS 'sSg 1862 um e m, LOO Ass,
% 30 $40 '7.a s.lb 'l.c p IA sunday
Is5 $50 ss.2s, n.l2 su.& a N. '2.3i. So
400 500. s7.43 800 '1l.0O p. IA
ATLANTIC CITY, ~ j. week aasl
M Sundays, 5.Ol, TS5 a. M 2-si' 400
CAPE MAY, n. j., week days, 10
m; 1913. 2.Si p. m. Sundays, b.u, i.s' 4
m; 2.5i p. IN.
OCEAN CITY y. T., week sS,Ddays ddsys' :
SEA ISLE ciTY. n. j.. zlo a m. ~
22t p. M Sundays SOi a; -; M; ;,54s, TX p m \,
week days H.is, 7.ls. 'a0i ~ o. M
/ 81 s2O0 50i s3 f0 4.6l sb.H (al l'll,
man cars), sS.0i. se1 N sunday . it
az Pullman sigi 'i, carsJ 500 Ell > N.
BALTIMORE AND WAY sTATlnNl
\ ia M; 8M o.. daily
NEWARK: week says +N . e. ,r
n sundays. 4fS 7is 'sm n..,
sf25s. tO '4S7 IN 's.u o q
pITTSBURG week lays t.ol M
s45l, '5.E (an Pullman etfsl Nu
sundays 'SN m. 't6i 'sE fe4 fHi
! TmcKGo isi5 SOS m. sAg a.
rINcINlg ATI ANT ST LoTi7 Ae
til 6i and tail m l1ta
/ roLEpo AM eHIe'lt
sfNc RIN suCoN NNapAfu
.EAVE MARKET STREET ttaii
BALTIMORE, week days, Ga q n.;
} Il fi.AHNiTDaENBERG. week days. as aw :.
m; s55. $40 D. "a. Sundays, hfs n-'
IlEAVD PHILADELPHIA E,oR v p.
MrNGTON. week days, s1.3. ~, -'A
$50 s1026 1i.30 a M el2lo sl-ff, 100, = It
5l5' ,i5 $50, .7s6. .sS. 1910 s1i.H .. m. sun.
DAYS, s3S, s7S0, $50, 11.m a. M: ~ 20
s1.27, zoo. $40, 4S0, e51 (ail PullnA az
icars), sac, s7.S0. ss.SS. 1910 D. m
Delmarvia Telephone No. ila.
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ROAD roMpANY
Timetable M efeci aay h "i
81 Trains icave WlmIustou Ftene ftfac
sauonl for Elsmers june Non 1aeIi
/ Wintertnur, 3utencnurl eraAoF'i- SOS
" earr Chal1z Ford Junction ueor
West Chester. Euhreevl'e h YNIl
= cuatesrnie ana nterusilaff t'inns
sunday only a. s.Os a. H.. 40 800 - .
m.
r For Joanna. BlrdsDoro. KesH'~' Ang a
?, termediata stations. daNy - fDt sun
2, day, at 10 q. m an annoA
1, only, sos a 10. and n
IA. q MCAusL.ASD to- -Atsnt.
l. BOwNEss RRIGGa. - "a AsA
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RAlL ROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelph.a, wilmington and Baltimore |
Railroad.

haAllIOtlls
Schedule IN eject June 3, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
F'or Philadelphia (express), l.5l, 3.o2, ~,
$780, 7.42, 7.50, $780, SIS, 9.35, $50. 1908. l0ez
1125, n.32, 1L45 a. m; e'l2.l6, 1.3l. 800. allt
ass. 5,oi, 6.07, $50. 6.57, 7.2s. sos and slo
Accommodation, $40, TO s.14. 11.Os a.
M, 1850, 2s2, 400, 5.26 and l0.43 p. M
For Chester (express), 1.57, 420, $50, l.4z'
1T goo t-s c.c7 f.7I ard 9M ~
Accommodation eI' t
M ssl2l6 lDlnmH carr lil p.l-ns ~
8n 00l. $50 CDir.ns latli o.ei anu ~
p m connac citing VIA broad eilees 49,
udn Philadelphia, ffo, 5.o .le s.',. ''''
m f9g 500. irS aof ana lu.4s p. nj
Hor Eoaton without ehanse' Nl- O. 2"
rtfIans 72- m and 60 p ~
psIfnt.f fnH ueNN
ls. So n 800 algA
Evening journal., 1899-09-12
TRAINS I.EANE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILA DELpHIA
L-L--L MN L-.I

$50 a. m.. daily pittsbure. Chicar0. Clu-
rnrau, Louisville and st. Louis. lOin.
ius caro-
j0gs 3. 10 daily for ritiaburr and Chr
caEo. (No coaches tp fittsnurg) Dim
ltld 90 Two Buffet rnrlQr Cars.
1870 %. m daily "ilmltaU' IltiaDuf..
Cfa1apu cIevcand Toledo, Cincinnati
I.0mrVNie and st Louis tDuiun Caro-
Ne h n m daily PluahurH and Cleveland.
laQ ID m daily plttaburg, CAl0l.o Nasn.
viild (yia Cinclnnatu. Indianapolis ani
Sc. Louis Dining Caro-
$50 p. m. daily, Piutshurg and Chicago
for Toledo. except Saturday.
1895 p. m. daily Pittsburg. Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cleveland and ST. Louis
112O u. m daily, pittsburg and Chicago;
daily for Knoxville via shensnd0ah
valley Route; FOR Cleveland sxceu,
saturday
tfl Cauerass l1uai Limited Naprata At
Ncstnule Fnr.or Cars and Dining Nl
80 lrrl care other .hHn the uauai PAR
man charge
fl L|mlfai kAnrta- Nest,nnit
.fIs Ne4IInui. Passenger Con nf
umnt Uar 40 eAtra iare
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company "e
Cal flr and cneck baggage from lotef
and residences.
For further Information passengers er
referred 10 the ticket aEeni 40 tns tN
lon
ID B HUTCHINSON. J R.WOOD.
| General Man. Gem. Pass Agent.
Evening journal., 1899-09-12

Miss Cora Frazier has returned from
Frederick,