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80 or onIo. - > roLEno

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= '1 r' 4 ne rtu d + J
tnfN ata as nuia5p- III
''' tuD ratiy aHc >,si.
1's aeatat "a f,e + ta,-ti,
X. 0Nt AI#hil luftaR> III,
"' nt Sr ce-c FL arARRu liil
'"t '' '.d IA re ns- u liALi
sr htA ttE
tRANE J CHENEY
FL.
iy6.u l.,
0E oN
AWaa IlBliC
iia {. iak.r lal.ffa4
at5 tl thr d aa
nucni- iat.- afiie -,-l-r. s.ue f9r
rs,ia d iri. 80
II ~ NEY & 90, Toledo, o
S"'d ptmg4s i5c
Fiat faui + H. afe he hest.
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TOWN or DURHAM.
II Is Called the abandonment Town In
south Africa.


Durham where many 81 the re-en
fOTcrIaenit 20 the SpGil African cam.
paigu Will he laudei 5 the handson
est town In South Africa Il i I'll
miles from Pretoria, distance which
the train cover, Ii - hours. ana just
at present It is one Of the most mpor.
tant places On the war map. says the
London Mail
The most striking building In Dur
ban and ono Of the finest 10 Tie whole
Of South Africa IS the town hall In
West street. This is handsome struc.
lure OF the Corinthian order and covers
nearly 1000 square yards. The clocs
tower Is nearly POO feet high, and the
building contains an excellent muse.
um. where the objects exhibited Ia.
ciude Cetewayo's cooking pots Even
in the inferior streets OF Durham build.
ings OF high class are being erected.
Among the greatest charms OF the
town are It's parks and gardens. Oppo-
site the town hall are the public gar.
dens. an open space laid out with an
snds Of trees and shrubs and with q
andsomc fountain ana q band stand.
his Is ono OF the fashionable prone.
ades of the place. especially on tile
evenings whom there Is music. These
rlrdens also contain statue of Tie
rten b. Mr. Thorncycroft Il. a.
The botanic gardens. which contain
obser alory arc remarkable tof
wonderful oalltctau Of tropicaI
| ats ana Covers which aolffsl
re. Tley arr Car nor tropical IL
ractrr t.qp any,hl.s 10 Le mel
y ID CAPE tioug i'lp water sup
l. .f Barird admirable.
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DELAWARE DIVISION.


Fer W. Castle l3. a. ui.; 2.35, 427
aud bfS y. IN week days
Em l~~es, s.l3 a. nj. 4.27 p. M, week
iayH
~ n"v-r, Harrington and nelmar,
rs, lt4 q. III l.27, b.5S and 1911 p.
q SUI iaSr ~ q p. ~.
Fft Y yun,imy and way stations, 2.35
. a.. ~rrs daya
tSpr--- ini tape Charles, Old Point
"ul@r at,n N,rfnlk, il.Oi 4. M, week
~ sn II nipii, dailv.
IkAlN. AVE tti,Ail STREET STA.
rlnN, PHILADELPHIA.
tuR !ilf " t>1.
a,a ia,y. fnil-t4ty Chicago, Gin
IN. i-,ntsviiit AID Il. LOUIS
T. n,g ~
" aaiN tor Pttshure ard Chi.
snst y" rari,. q" Phtshurg Lin
rr'i a. tMo huti-t iarhr Carr.
~ tar, ianjt-d," Plt.shuIg,
i'aa. tI aIi rurdn, Circn-
. anu L9lis. in.
hf. anj N..se.
rnr-mug Chicago,
Hnat3 iudisuaFo.
HHiHg OF
ttsbnp and ChicsRoi
tr -3, rtceA saturday.
h.i5 q a. dails. fus nrg, Cincinnati,
L.,nisv,ilp, Cleveland aud st. IUuie-
~ n, doil, lfttshnrg and 'hicagoi
iaii, ti kunxNillr, via Shenandoah
N,ib.s tuute, for Clpyeiand, excer
.1uiedsv
CWg --s nnal Limited Express.
',-tu,,sr i'arinT Cars and lhhlhg
%"~xtfn are other than the usnai
iaiuHW risrgr.
liru-d Express, vestibnll nle Parioi
r.tIhuf Passenger Coaches anu
tNi... ~ NJ extta fare.
luingtuu Transfer Company
e8i ~ and check baggage Hon
tut .'s-idrucrs
fi" tnui1a information, pnssengrIs
nhrtpd a. the tiokei ageht 81 VIC
tsit or,
.. H. JOHNSON, ".OD
Gsa. Manager. Gen. Pass AksN''
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voice. "The only way to reform a,nfan
is 10 be kindto hinlna S.sessr
Then he stFode away, leaving her
numb with the consciousness that the
horse was on her all right.-Detroit
JoGrnal.
oh, mamma. Look at that" cried III
tie Freddy Fangle when he saw for the
first time Highlander in national Coz
tune.
Zee, Freddy tharsa scotch Higl
lander"
And he's got his rainy-day skirts on,
hasn't he"n--Puck.
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Opportunity.

Master Of Human Destinies am
fane, love and I. riune on ms footsteps wait,
Cities ana fields walk, peuttrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing BY
hON e. and mart and paiAce-spou or late
I Knock unbdden once At ev, ~ gate
II sleeping, wate-it Teasing rise before
turn swsy. II sthe or OF fate
Ana they who follow me r, ach every state
hortals desire. and CONQUER every foe
save death; bot those who dnutt or hes! tate
Condemned 70 failure, penury and Soe,
Seek me IN vain aud use iessly mFl0re.
J answer not. and r,turn- 10 more.
John \ Incall.
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The -. q ranlsfar.

1fce
ul
s4i ibode aer ore yra ii
Lr-.-4.ng & night ail iav t4aa.st.. ai.
Of .e gAetto were lockpi I'll. Tlcy
wea not allowed q US thr sI9EalE
viii walking p the street III tLa day
tiue but had TO take the middle Of tie
stree. They Lad 10 remove tueir hat,
before every passerby. who would call
out. Jew. make your bow
TO prevent too large ID Increase nu.
t1ole nln Il couples praa rteQ Il
na II q any ole scar on .rc.g .e.
i've aston hey were driven Into t.t
ahetto On .,al4y ia- laaa- MI,
locked eEuiatly u I O'Clock. lud
one ra allowed o pa- by tie eaara
a thc satc excer WHOM 81 au rrlan
Will prescription 70 the tlfug stog.o 0
for tac puipsse or mailing lp,tp
One general rule was No jew allowp
on a grcen spot Napoleon abulisat
this state Of aaalrs iu 1910. but IL 8.
rostnrsd after bis downfall
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NIlln..- rrne.r.

Mrs a~stai ,.,1du-ss me
iiam Sbunr w.ih lie
suarl DuI- ,iatW Vita nrrp Ioht
s' ataas KS flr >Hr ,!apinaI ans
s'Irt ns Mimt Iaii a. tu brace
TN lp IS l-Elrie tAnlml IoAn.
lalLn ilNi M 80 llat haudanaie girl
lutibg ai
Jr ihifcE fNiih alacrliyl No.
WHARF,; Wlol7.i lnntlnn Telegraph.
The mp iy tn0ior ear from Cairo TO
the pyramids'is made IN u minutes.
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WASHINGTON.
Three Day ptrsonally-conducrcd
Tour Via Pennsylvania Railroad.


Fa ~ hr 1rar,s 49, rar, itt"r.,,
l. ah ~ lp Na-har.tuN. i, E,
taIt,t lt -u'a Ii, ct y
y nt .ts - IS Ia 1.i ,i#I :
1lr lias carl!u .r
fD l'H.t fta Rrl ~ -
-,i.-ti.r attataa.t- By tal'- c8tre.
fre tNI
LtEf leaG .t tl. -ru-ef# e5.a
iaN, jauuny us X Iud trip tatt.
v-t Z tau,nh t,aa.p rsttuu iurtlt
n1ud rim het, arcnupodai-u,. ~.
lHd' s4 80 n,ru NW Yrk $3.50
Z RIA am 81 ~ To- r ilau.
ise iate- 't lfc uanaitii ~.
de the tuo.. y ruai.
E.g- Mara
Na ilat- - ~ ~.
aa Garr. Hafiua.a.
= "Ua y flAa gtr gl
hr no a.5 oil
n.a
Utut. amt n.l l.c rnn,j n
q" 9rk att- IuoritA-,a
lHi l'rriaa \ 7 t;it' ~ srtppf
q S,,; - F#,tr :. q, ~ " iiyf,
A- li.u.t'rs,'r,.l in-sis.r Agent, u. .sd
s.rsSt Staten, fLiiaasiphia.
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oepe nd entrely upon your glasses. Inc
other day | sent In some useful lnfor-
nation of a commando moving across
our front about i've and one-half miles
on, as luckily had borrowed a sig
naler's telescope, and happened 10
have II on ridge they were crossing"
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conclusion that there il -9mrtimes to
much in name and has petl'ianed tie
court ta change ms name 81 Maus be
CAUSE hls arqua ntancrs persist II call pg
tim Mouse instead ot IN y as thy
nane u properly pronounced greatly 81
LIS disgust and discomfort
.He claim e often made Omafs
te. ~tat Hau. I.
country ntO eastern . estf va-
y is considerably u te nor 1881
ine that divides TIE C8dutry iu. nolth.
ern and sorthern v-s : exact
geographical ceutr. u ntea states.
calculating between longitutri and
I atitudinal extremes, is spot III Kansa.
about 90 ,4iles nortA OF the point Al
| which the boundaries of kansas Okla
homa and the Indian Territory meet.
The Topeka Journal has discovered a
/ distinction in tile end-oi-the.centur,
controversy which ought to sett Z all dis
putes abuut the matter Tie Journal
rays; This is fine day q the new cen.
tury or the present century, az you
please.
/ The French Government has putch aspd
l the house OF the late DR.. Evans. thp
! famous American dentist, near tn. B1it
| de BouI'gne, TO lodge the guests nf
Y princely rank who viii visit the 1850 *
| hioition. Adjacent houses have been pur
chased for the suites. Dr. Evans house
is one OF the finest in Paris.
From the Ladysmith correspondent of
the Daily Chronicle comes grim tnuch
/ Of beseiged misery: The disheye ed
| women are peering ont Of their dens in
the rocKs and holes in the sand TIE,
cra~ into the evening light, shaking II
dirt from their perticoats and tue sand
| from their back 1air They rlo the d !.
dren's faces with the tais oi their goa Z
I They tempt scraps OF flames to take tbp
chill off the yellow water for the ctiI-
/ dren's tea. After sundown q steary
Scotch drizzle settles down upon rs.
The story is told Of Hon. Robert T.
| Lincoln that when he was making OH
mis- fret bill as young lawyer i5r ser.
! VICES rendered corporation, his prec4p
tor happened in and, striking out the $50
charged, changed it to 500
Paris has a hotel for working girls
founded by wealthy woman at the cost
Of / 900, 600 francs, and it is the home Of
the Amicitia Club, with so rooms for
shop girls and good and cheap restaur
ant, TO which any working woman NAV
have access. Zach OF the mem bers pay
q small sum toward fund used in thr
common interest OF the association
! which keeps up lectures and educational
/ classes and otherwise provides for sh4
entertainment and instruction Of the
members.
Z! All the pictures of the new bake II
! Westminster convey the idea that he il
4 a small man. This il very far from be.
I ing the case. Although but 20 Years Of
age he is over six feet tai! and well SET
Y up He rejoices in the nickname 81
Bend Or, !" and i quite az devoted a.
was his grandfather the ate Duke. ID
\ spnrt. BIZ rooms n -4ignt0u Grange.
uear Eaton, being adorned almost XaIu.
sively with pictures relating u sporting
subiects
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Waa uil1eF lamp on a f.reet corner.
Thah was pretty good pace and enabled
va 20 locate IL One night the street
lamp was not lighted. The corner was
dark, bat we were sure the dog was
there. To demonstrate that fact We
Tossed brick toward that lamp post. Il,
iell with dull thud, and the dog
ahricked. We had proved two things
fifst that our surmise about the dog was
fisI; and second. that we had his tile
aeg,
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liR-. lUNii.s aIUlE4s.
nircc,. H. ,rairs orruo hanks an

i-a hnss Mntasn.
1r asa mest +. ( tie stock
a .fue tyst y aarAI Rank of
uGa l.,rsi & .u.f EaUk "
= e-i N- Eva l.. T ur ,i
fIt y pasii. r-Cf & rd.tt.d
,r n,thtui a- IrrrrN uank pr :
roo 4 thr uii ~ re lni+ lar. b
lNfe. lS "ir WIN rhr nCquue lll2
=, l,-- II d. ~ a,tl. na.k-, hr. d.
ar.-,tatnnr.r af o#Dr hAnki,g IL
rl u- II yr lev WGu.u
irii titr l- sat nai lau.
! r- -rt- y tla. u.air atd .taTrt
ln,l- ~ rhr STATE
az NafA att ttp aughttr ~
t.nr, N,-tll VT iaft D-t~.t. Sh-
5ra r II ,tzf !, 1854 SG-
College, NIl
'.' aad lie .ni h,..
ati,a.r war "a ,,nr- egr SEpt-th..
ltt-lr.s ~ hHg iii rat n.sid,uc. i,i
/ Il !i-la,ir. aud J., ih- pra-id,lt Il tiv
III a.anf tiustt,s of lbr .jae.b + me- HI.
-tr Z ianulrd ~ her insrand, and
srnrtall frcu!nizrI u q -upell1. tduca.
tlunAi rgenrN
ia. demonstrated to Mr. Tunes entire
satisfaction duul & H. lifrii 4. hertx.
lent capacity for managing Il ge fnan-
clal affairs. Size vas itiir ;.tely ac.
qnain'ed with many ~ 49, ug- bus-
u, r. Interests ant lis mt tied 0t man
agrment. She is one ~ Il IS cutlr- rf
thr es ave lrit ht him, which il valt Ell
at ahuut 5000 900 Thi- petition in
v4vlrr dn'r' eating = rxrcnl ve ability
~ high urdrr, oNing tn tie great
v'ritty ofinyestuent winch made al tie
estate.
i An"n9 her duies az president Of The
hank M br tl,r ailxng 4 h-r gnarntr
to uthk notes which are sent out all oNtr
the c"uutty H-r position viii NJ fe
40 honorary nnr, bn, IN tie cnnrra,v,
nIli b. one rtQalr ng nust active Iuti7,.
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Tito fa'iing c.fraci is f,5m q lat.
II r e.! f-um It'll 'lr spsvin.
thr l.alrsin.th relief force says the
.oad0l rsaps
z w.si uad q better pair Or glasses.
na Hr NI gauH rn1ri car W p
son from -ft.
a nE Iti Wlnth aa
'1s ii-ni .I
Jrt en
aus' .r-
ne na frda W rt9.
f ar t8
4eis trurk 1l tr l. Ut wee liz 4
I'o iaH tiurrrs arr "a ucalaaJ
IpuG-n' wAtu oa outpost duty. a.
Wien ~ coMl4uld = q lpvst tu,y ae.
nnd ~ yan fur Information d tie rur-
- L.sysA.satS. and 10 IL - gpag4a.ly
at q dIstaEce Of about Eve miles. xon
The sun., 1900-01-17

The Berlin National Zeliung publish
es on what Il describes as trustworthy
authority list Of guns In possession
Of tie Beers According 10 lhls table
tiry have ci-It - c,ut.mcter krupp
guns sixteen 80 cruilmrter Crpusut
guns, eight ~ uiur MaAl,n-N Nordrufeldt
told guns. twenty foul - cpntnnrtrr
automatic MaAm gau- rIght T. cputi.
uirteI uell huwdztrs, loGr trum kfupp
GN four flum CrGs4t, touf modern
2 ceuumctel Nfaap mnuoiaA guns.
iu# La ,adumtG oiasa -an iu
al wii as tl
.st f
ih @ .
i ol
,uof Aa
nos urarmI au. a tae rrpalirs
raHh All fe amr riae lhu irsa
paa- or tHrc arr srra of ar
ruaaia Aghang uen naW at l4M,
nha nrr nat rrt ont IL ta aru7.
, 81 rr. le per I. ~
lHNaEn ea.a
la i. ae'Inert erg
a,g6r ia tf + adan af ar
S3Gtt4 i.ha is- ,lllutCpfs, benz;
ems rsi ot l-e
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FnP THE SOVTH

nth"rn R,it~av New York and
F3o ,'ia L'nin q. 3 81 p. M. weekdays,
lrAt"iivihr -. Augustine. Augusta
('ia A,kri y and Pm Tsnpa;G 6 4bp m,
dat, slr' y y !" PIT Tampa, Augusta,
Mrnth'sand NJ" Orleans; 7..G D. M,
dai! s''r.uet- 10 New Orltahs, Mem.
phl- \ .slisille, Via Asheville and Hot
Slri "
AllAntic Coat Line New York and
Flor % >prciai 3 ~ .. nj attk-da, 2, for
Iacs .nn III aud II. Augustine; l2 l3 p.
- tai y slrrpers 70 Charleston, Miami
Pt Tampa aud Macon: | 05 a. NJ,
daily serprrs to Richmond and Jack
sunv,ir
ttetapeake & O'o Railuay sll p.
NJ, dai y dining car and sleepers to Gin
cinnali
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fI.ItE
rtNNSiLy4NiA U
PHILADELPHIA wILR0AD.
BALTIMORE BONANZA
Schedule in -fiect Januar -
Ttait,a it.av. n tts4iIusyt,p

Schedule in -Hect Januar -
Trsins iravr Niimlngun
For ~ iiadeG hia expr-ssA
4.2D 4 20 : ", 750, $50
g6h l003, 10 50, l25, lA
~, az rs, LIZ, 500, 3.l1,AN
b.01, go, OBJ, 723, 9.O6,
y. ~.
Accommodation 6lO, 7.l0. sA
a. ~; 1890, 2.32, 400, 5.26 an,
. u.
Fnr Chester texpres, \. 1857, 400. Ga
AZ, 80, $50, s IS, ioC,}, ll.25, lI.S2,
y y n.; 1877, 800, 5s, 6.O7, 6.57
.hd st6 p NJ
Aeon ~ ca,ion, $40. Z 10. sr4.1m
! ~; II 80. 2.32, 4.O0. 6.2o, q. 80 and
lN " . M
tm NV York Through expressl, 81.
32 go lrfiht CsTG $50, 10 50, ll.45
a N; az. lb Dluing Carl i.37 Dining
tBtl. $ W. b.n7, 'h.20 Dining Carr, 7.23
ard "l6 .. ~. conneciing via Brad
~in,t station, Philadelphia, A. 20, g. 20.
~ No.. : Al, lnU3 l0E2a n u 80.
-, ~ 'il ass, 5.U4, 9 o., :. %, Q i6
auu % 81 . a.
Fm tcri.r without change, 1912 a.
% snd I x i "a.
tn N-saIb Center ara intermediate
.tallaIs - To-. siu 80 T. IL.
tsi'in.tt auo Nasliuglun, 4.35 s no,
9 10 ~ ie, stC II "a q M, 1898, Y i3,
~ p = %, 2 -, - 10, = i6, 7u3,
.h uI ana ln5 night
Ea4u u shd intermediate stations.
.@ i,i3i hi <. n,,, l-CJ ni.ht.
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PERTINENT PERSONALS.

An Indianapolis man has come 10 the
conclusion that there is slurtimes to
much in name and has pettianed tie
court e change ms name u Maus be
cause hls acquaintance persist III call rg
tim Mouse inst al ot IN n as tht
name L properly pronounced, greatly ta
lis disgust and Discomfort
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AMuSEAENrS.

Charles H3yi's mt er1cCa, a T-xa-
Steer, viii be ~ he G.and Oprra
House tonight. When the press Of 4
whole continent combine 10 enlugiz ~
play. there must surely be great dea
~ merit 10 hat piece Ana this i jusi
what the dramatic writers ni this conn
try have done ia regard - "A Texa-
steer" There have been several COME
dies presented by Mr.. HoSt since he
Arrte this breezy "a ire, but ID none II
II EN- has he been 50 eminentiy success.
4 in every respect az in "a Texas
: eer
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IllTms.

ff NsEi au % January = iSyJ.
f.a p,. a.,lo, st, H. n er.cfrav
son bp Us tttiuty ryt.d Is
di'c c.al ln a4u rs! roliie al ,
ftg b N,r ! rh us- Maiy ) church.
liter n 81 gAih en- ter
The sun., 1900-01-17

Capiil L.ce. q olnI,j oGicct WHO
recently arrived u England gave tie
follow ng account OF tue Nlcholsou's
NeL u aa,,r > loudoi Daily MAN.
interviewer
Now, as the White dag lad been
raised ond, We believed. by order. Il
was our duty io make the men put
down their arms. We gave the order
but were not obeyed. and for some
time the men Hatly refused. In many
cases we had to take their rides from
them. They were furiously angry,
aud. though most OF them had not q
cartridge left, they had all made up
their minds 10 fight TO q finish. Tie
oys were the worst, and some OF the
subalterls refused TO give up their
swords. la In 4, II was all most hOr.
ribly painful Then the other officers
and myself had II tand here Captain
Rice hesltnted FOR "a moment. as II dis
liking Q utter the wor,lsi well, we
had 70 break up our swords. That Is
moi n.c, thing al all Finally a lot
of the mpn aud tlir suhatrrus dung
thenlscl1r, on the ground and wcpt
wild rage Eirn when they had 10
wcapal they wanted 10 80 ou u-ai.ug.
Tile puli fellows behaved rplrndii.
~ thunel thcy rai Aad u1 iool snce
sun .ay nelt aui aad bern expu,v io
lriBll t.as mon. au unseen 8r-y
fur IN auufs 'lhasS went 80 or
tnat lor ni ana ihrA tlr Hct @aa,
au e Gs ial lhp ~tiitc tts aai
.an l an ID ta, Gl
WI l a WGll 4.
s II, rat
ttzN
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NUAY HANS.

f rtHaaalhia tpxurptsj, I.57, 3O2,
i2tL 81 a%5 q IS. 1852. ll.45 =. m. +:
i.S7 ~, I 5s 6.O7, 7.23, 9O8, and g3S
Atearmodatian. 10, 25 a. M; 1914
Il 0 s2h Z IN and 10 AZ u. m.
-i.' tr1press) 81, 4.2C, s.55,
Il u 81, 500, ASS, COZ,
arc 4'4 u,
A n1sdation, no. 25 a. m. 1914,
20t ,N 4 y 2s, and 10 80 p. m.
Ma York, tthrnngh exprese)
30 ( ming Tar), 955, l0.h2,
m l37 thni0g Carr, 800,
t.". y" l'ipiug Catl, 7.23, go p.
ttr ~ IA Rrad Street station
vna. 81. 10 = ~ a. m: j 81,
E =" ta-. 90, % ana 10 AZ p IN.
afen aHiuu cuangr - p N.
lrs Washington S5, $50
l.aa, n Is, lj0 50. 8 23
' id lao, s.Il b. II, and 10,
81,
lahinore and intermediate stations
hAl u " ~ ugit
i.aN p6nadrlphia, Broad Street sta
5n.u a. "inlngtou t-srrrss), $50,
= 3. a ~. l3 3.l2. al.
iie HOi h5h 73l S.35, ll.lt, II 26
p .,I y - ujgnt
\,c .uneAatru, 5 IS, Q I2. 10 81 a. m. !;
Il ~ 2S2 h.I3 SIS. and 1920 p. nj.
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I,I.Ii4s1>AI

uon 70 ~ Il uery I'D, uhn Vim ~ |, ~
"ile, Nr. lHnl az kl,d,s ave ue. chi,
tag lls
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TALES FROM THEEH0NF
Incidents Of the War III South
Africa.
SIc1oLsOE'5 HEX DISASTER

rhp Surrender ~ the British De-
EcrIbed by an olcer--Thc Armored
Train ACair Near JhIeye!ey-N,cJ
OF Good OF
kaGirs a. dispatch Bearcrs.
The sun., 1900-01-17

n.aa.au- ap4r 3t aaiy sur
W.T. G tat DIX eeerrat si0r, or
uot I c1anai SIS and don know
wta' ta. titaer unart hy y >IGara
nate Probably IL uranl q sersran,
rte fri0r.inc eStari srom d nrfra.e
i"'itT rnf.gr 10 inp iaes ID tl.#
ar.n raa 'tcm E>teuurt wa- >at
70 ,lir l.staa1 ln. r1r rIAlt.a.aA
n ai f. a.lauvl W:s ta
jhs H atVau uacil uayr
afi,d Sal ia 'alsa Low co
nacA ~ Ut | caa.t tIas ur f1f wr
wert ry i-al conner was
he teaa trns euHng Iark a..
vi.n rN-af tH,uWu ont on to
ihe rMaa.i Ieut ami lhrl Ui- ouFk
nrgan. aua viai ri,h Tie waiz " liz
Nlicis taa attl- u tn Nas !ts a:m.
he craS. ~ ihr sHrls fln noise was
'unnhl1s awful had ua tnp Ia
liuk uhoni danger ur anything else
for there was a man hi in the tmgh
almost Immediately uud ~ soun IL
'iai tnisArd him there was another
md ~ nn he wurA moment WAS
wuru M locomotive gnt ne iinr cl,ar
and J was getting the Woundrd mo
'lc Ctl t-ni,r Ius rh"u Il n
'truna l4l tttI &c 'a rIGap aid 4.
poor irllDW Standing WI fLp tender Wis
brown OF On lhe .rear! wtli Ills
lra to.a ilc l~-atH. ,lng
Ar c!ahaaiuc1t $50 4al gYra, III 3
rults n Ertilnc hin back agutn Sd
We started ud Nitl Is wounded. ala
sat on the coupling. between lucomo-
tive ana tender holding a man ii my
artas shot through both legs WUat
was afraid 81 when hal time 10
think, was tha, | should be carried of
10 Pretoria as a prisoner. which would
not have suited my book al all. and II
was only the luck Of getting the line
clear which saved any Of us from that.
Churchill behaved very well and kept
his head
The Kaeir has developed into an
ideal dispatch bearer since the English
began TO be bottled UP In South Africa,
says the New York Commercial Ad.
vertiscr. Nearly all tile news ihat has
come from Ladysulith, Mafeking and
Kimberley lns been brought out by
kal!r runners. Some Of them are
vcrs sLrrwd An English writer says
or tie rlesspn-ers The katt1r eludps
tAe Eacr pretty oetrn, especially ~
his !ny.sibauy On DARK nights and
u".t ty His most gri44tIa PRESERVATION
~ saar.nt uctauHr. 3ic Eo speal;
l-A-!.e r4e [aiAtrs boy mr l.tr
ta-i II: iac dsgrn our III i4lr...
Erl sa - s9s tue gu.lr-. ru.l K
alft p" III t.a.r Nly W@tI
Nae ra tween ,'a....ag I
at ta - ..
ilF faiia ing c.tract is f.5m = lat
ar r eel fum an ci1 seeing
z thr l.2Irsu.th relief force says the
The sun., 1900-01-17

Il is pleasure to announce "The
Little Minister" tile play that ha.
achieved TIE success Of the century.
,hich will be presented by Mr.. Charle.
tonhman's company at the Grand Opers
House on Thursday night. The remark
able success il has met with 10 well
known in this city. and there have beer
great many inquiries as 10 neither ii
SOuld be seen here this season. Th.
n1yel has been very widely read ald IN,
dramatization has been made by tn,
IGthlr, Mr.. Blrrie, wh9 ha4, it IA SAID
made beautiful play, retaining all Il
TIE peculiar characters and types Of the
beautiful Scotch story.
The sun., 1900-01-17
.THE opinions OF a salaried attorney
cdrrY no weight. The Morning News.


.Ink opinions oi a salaried attorney
carry no weight. The Morning News.
-sslsat is pretty hard on the Anti-Ad-
Senasor s. afty. Nearly all the attorneys Of
q are In either the Democratic or
IenaEcan branch Of that party. Their
aronta are their stock in trade, and
as eof them are just now enjoying
Psaries in return for the giving OF
elsh5lnions Indeed they are always
p**to exchange their opinions for
. In saying that such opinions
ys.y no weight the News says, by
BE at least, that their business is
and If that be true how about
Is, ,,adAi;cs7 But thatii not all that is
sxer's formal wisfd mt editorial ex.
ssatorIal ligbts6so ba ann tie editor Of
s'sIsns sa,s 3 ~, mao s.es y-that be
s,anamaker's 6glt al& very i
4Enited Statea Senator however,
kekiug out Of his own b were not
w AS SAnuiuAse iof is would
ved liza. the deelar Its in his
The form Of q le, lis theory,
+ public through itstroy bis
kess Mems League.
slafufe who are frit
xker have stated il
;h-eady u ithdrawn h railway
fand that his decis,de cir.
!, ca generally IS sJu5., a.
be 5ruisslon on the she rival
Fts9 appointmentJn, as We
l r. or--- keeping,
7NEMY'S Col, Vim Tnmips. e.
- fniaS,sYenins soAieEo all the
TSs& \ claim il
K r. III | u for the
her rail-
i. - | eal basis
:, OF the
= Is + ! Springs
r. -of Sixth
j. - | that both
M Tlied 70 the
a. permis-
Ith street.
s,e permit
lity Rail-
reversed
so the viii.
<g||2 Y<,e-caction of the
x S 80 ledhsitee Whining
|yeeiuh eoar 10 "a .
q B| Rll at r, sor the WI
k7ne Springs Com
i x En the latter com
e ~,yining order to stop
& | R5 .t a ID was granted.
II an application from
u = i + h4y Railway Company
fng the Wilmington
4 s = 'Jjugs Compsny from
Nest sixth street IL
rant from the Stree;
NJ While boih the-e
l ~ before ChaAcela
~ - III ngton and Brandy.
l|l| h lz w. tsny withdrew IL
= Aining order, leag
u HAp be argued the
y sz's' .'ss5a A4 Hngton City Com
4 s. Il II Il WHY Of the grant
n " n and Brandy.
the Street and
a q Ne case when,
II n yington CITY
y # a$| At;,s. jon tactics
- saA arrest OF
q s. W = as36reet and
III lting of
Il "a u n Justice
NJ ~ zBS ,uto desist
s & % remove .
g2 j. sed in the I
n III Va party 10
3ilAississ
The sun., 1900-01-17

~ ~ always the
rries conviction.
ca ether the truth
with a brick.
sch the latter
It illus
S'ighbor Of
. dog that
5ading to our
eed to be on
r 60 around il
sunging place
Iys,r.; unging place
The sun., 1900-01-17
~, January IL, 1900.

8ra ID richness A subsidized
e would-be political dictator
slrieks thst the Regular
organization must be naphed
udlcks" party.-The Morn
Nhispered a truth oYwhich
!, been cognizantl You
N8 tbe truth struck home to
The sun., 1900-01-17
Help v auIrd.. Females.

~ 's tRp-,l.uc,d vojk 4. I'd wage.
II ~ 'e ltB N,-si si'i street
Nl'AS1LD chi osut.d fat : orc WI.
10 MArk,t street.