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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
BRYAN At DULUTH.
wan Make First speech Today nj
West Superior.

Duluth, MINI. September So,-Colonei
Bryan arrived here this morning and
spent the day as guest OF State sena-
tor Baldwin, an old classmate at college.
He attended services at the Pilgrim Con-
gregatlonal church. He will make the
first speech OF the day In West Superior
tomorrow at 1880 O'clock After this
speech he viii return to Duluth and
speak both In this city and West Duluth.
the time tor ths meeting here being fixed
at o'clock in the morning.
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ra,,,r,,,tee TourIng the s0' !

Atlanta. ca. s0D-emB'F '.,. e, pa1I
pasco OF FLORIDA and pr0's.s .,,,,i,e h
johnson. composing saO-'o. a- 'osrii,
Isthmian canal commission, n s,',, 10
south studying conditions 0 s. SSeaasa'
effeet Of the construction Of spIt;ysd ~
esnai on southern trade y s1 !
ntEht from D rmlughssin. y ipI X u x Z
ni,tee of citizens will mse, !, liz ssSs'
the information sought ION "
mittee. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
TEXAS POLITICS.

The white republicans OF Jefferson coun-
ty held a meeting at Beaumont that was
not entirely harmonious
Mayor walter c. Jones OF Galveston has
accepted the republican nomination tor
congressman from the Tenth district.
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HANNA STILL rALNrNa

About Drynn's Alleged offer of n
Cabinet Position Ia Croker.
Cleveland. o.. September Ex-senator
Hanna arrived from New York this morn
ing and left tonight for Chicago. II is
his purpose to return to New York about
the middle OF October. but no expects
10 be In Chicago the closing week Of
tho campaign. In an Interview Senator
Hanna said he was pleased with the out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
CHINA.

The Russian commander has announced
that the bulk Of his troops will be imme-
dately withdrawn from Pekin.
The American troops are preparing to
leave Pekin.
Imperial ediots have helped to confuse
the situation; British footing continues.
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pone Di,rIayed RemarIsahls W. q,

Rome, September %---purHs N, 1.
ficaticn OF Antoinoz Frassl. one o = !,
chiefs of the Order Of ora'ol's', (. 4,
refers cathedral this aftsraosn .,, 4 I.
venerated the efhgy u the new , ssIN !
presence of thousands. ne Il IA
markahie vigor, ordinarily " o.sassl
his movements. but. on 'ns
AS unaseisted.
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FonEres.

No signs OF revival OF business are
noted on the London stock exchanges.
Manchester cloth market shows the sam.
conditions that prevailed a week ago.
The appointment of Lord Roberts an
commander in chief Of the British army
is officially announced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01

Are you nervous. run down, weak and
dispirited? Take a few doses OF Her
bine. II VIII infuse new energy now
life into the exhausted nerves. the over
worked brain or muscular system ana
put a new face on life and business.
Price so cents For sale by A. E' Kiss.
ling. druggist. 5oa Main street.
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yokohama. September So'.-tl' s,Srsi
summoned Marquis Ito TO form r,zs
the resignation of the Yan " rSs ~ i
w mi hsh his sH' majesty said that "a q ipsf
china were entering upon .,n he 10 4
stag stag the presence of Masa ussessi1
head Of the government was
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Temperance Pledge Administered.

Wilkesharre, Pa, September 3O.-At
St. Johns church. Plttston. this morning
Father Garvey. the pastor. administered
the temperance pledge to 1900 members
OF his congregation who are engaged in
the strike.
At Holy Saviour church in this city
Rev. Curran, the pastor administered the
temperance pledge to 500 men who are
strikers.
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Rooserelt,n rtinernrr chnnn.a

New York. September Ex-Governor
Roosevelts itinerary has again been
changed He will be in West Virginia
on October is aud 10 and in Maryland on
October 20.
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campania was DELAYED

New York, September so.-SThe cunard lin.
steamer campania arrived this morning from
t Ivs,p0eI aud oueeustown after a very pro.
'As "aieh the engines were slowed down
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40 per cent offered in the posted notice
by the Reading company is separate and
distinct from the natural scale increase,
and hence the increase to the miners
would be is per cent.
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PHILIPPINES.

General Macarthur gives out list OF
casualties
The insurgents are reported active m
several localities.
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stor. IN. Cough

Laxative Brono- Quinjre Tablets cure
cold 10 one day. No cure. No pay. priee
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SPORT.

Corbett. on his return from Europe. re-
fused TO talk to reporters.
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Dyspepsia 20 Va,
Could Eat Only stale a..

distress.
- have derived SO much
from Hoods sarsapariila, ar, ,s ss's
been a sufferer for more tban y ~
rom a bad stomach trouble 1 u, y
would like to tell about. -, sa''
was v Obliged to live on stale brs, sp I
the juice of becfsteak. ma !, ! 4
deal OF inflammation ana 81
trouble and was twice AZ AN NV gastr1
a friend told me OF Hood rsa y 400
rills and | decided to try ! bS Ss,sap
derived so much benefit from o; /. Y
got three more, and after tal,ias y a ~
Ieit mat was entirely cured : TT
now 90 years old and enjoy e,,al,' =
health for one of my years. bmt 's sue
spring | take a bottle Of Ha ~ sseF
That Lamay feel strong and wan M. H.,
the summer, and | recommend ii !, \
anyone who suffers from dysrss.:
or Indigestion" Mrs, A. G. N, tsps'
IL Mason Street, Salem, Mass J. -
All Run Down : Torpid Llys,
" Every spring / suffer from to,,
liver and the facilitating insnsa.
of the change from cold 70 w..
weather. Last spring found ms ~, :.
usually run down, having NM, =
four of my children. upass;s,.a
through a siege of scarlet feysr s'''' !
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and ns,,.i
through the trying months wib ss,s
any inconvenience whatever. l'S /,
lieve for persons having an iuac,is.
liver and poor blood Hoods Sarssns
is a good medicine.p MIS-. = 3
Gross, Findlay, Ohio.
1t is because Hoods Sarssparil,, 1
Peculiar to Itself that it effects sucb
remarkable cures. Try it.
The sun., 1900-01-04
THE HUMORisT.

kIondike Matron wrattfHllv What
do Won mean, sif, BY comm home III
such state at this untimeiy hour
Pretty time q night for YOU to be Ri
turnin to the bosom III youT family
Kiondike Husband hamulyl Il amt
So hic very late, III deafsh SONY
bout two weeks after even O'clock.
Judge
Briggs-D1 you believe that the world
is divided into two classes those who
borrow and those who lend3
Griggs-Ao, slr MY experience il that
two other classes are much more preva-
tent t-those Who want to borrow and
those who wont lend. Lille.
While waiting themselves Il bc sD!l,
these CIrcassian girls spoke a the bealti.
ful slave who had just lett the aucton-
block.
The lugs Of herr sneered one
"Oh, she thinks she's walking ency-
clopedla inst because she went for 81
cash and Is monthly payments IL 81
each exclaimed the other, disdain-
4 fully.
This shows how thoroughly civilizA-
! tion ia its commercial aspect has per.
meated the oriental world-Detroit
journal.
staler-My, my Here's an account 81
a man in. the prime of life who found q
smail pimple On hls chin. lie scratched
il with tinger-naIl, and few days
aiterward was taken i'll
Mrs. Staler-And died 81 blood poison.
ing ! kne v Of thing Just like that.
1t
Mr. StaIrr soitly -, my dear.
Was taken Ill With the grip and
Mrs Staler-And il settled in bis iace
knew d case of lockjaw-
Alr. staler No, my dear Was taker
i'll with the grip and
Mrs. Staier- Well, what
Mr. While be vas i'll tile PIN
pie get well.-New York Press.
The Rev. DR.. Foutthly- Don't disturb
anything in that closet, Sereua.
The HouSemaid Lor, doctor MI
could think yyu Ken 4 skeleton i
there
The Rev pr Fourthly do, Nerena
There are dozens of skeletons OF ser
mons ID that closet. Chicago Tribune
When does the twentieth century be
gn2' asked the annoying man
II don't know, answered the irrta
Die friend. What want to know j
when tnis controversy about ii il goin
to end Washington Star.
Potztausend Ny friend, it i kaossal
most remark worthy You remind me oi
Rubnstein; but gou are better as he.
Pianist pleased Indeed! How
Pot2tausend-In de bersbir8ton. AI
friend Rubenstein could never berspir
go moch Punch.
The sun., 1900-01-04
PLAGUE REACHES MANILA.
Two Suspicious Deaths and Case
Displaying the Symptoms
Reported.
STEPS TO FIGHT DISEASE
Has Been Decided in Washington
That the Maintenance Of a Quar-
antine system willbe Intrust-
Ell 10 Marine Hospital
service.

Washington, Jan. 3. A Manila lis
patch saws
'Thr health officers have found na-
tiyc with all the symptoms of hubonic
plague III 4 house in the walled city
where two suspicious deaths have occur.
rcd, The patient has been isolated, and
every prec4utiou has bcen taken % pre-.
won't 4 spread Of thc disease.
The war department has tnken steps y
prevent the Introduction Of the plague in
the Philippines. Secretary Root called
into consultation Surgeon Wymdn of the
marine hospital service TO discuss the es-
tablishmcnt ~ quarantine system for
Tile islands II was decided that the war
department should adopt toward the
Philippines 4 policy like that II pursued
toward Cnha in the matter u the pro
lection III namely, coniine the
maintenance of i quarantine system e
Tie marine hospital service.
The reports received Nv beth the state
department and III Surgeon General Wy
man from Honolulu confirm the press
i dispatches relative 70 the existence q
4 the disease.
I ii happens. fortunately, that the mn
i rine hospital service has already twe
4 quarantine plants III the Philippines
i while TWO ~ ILL surgeons arc now or
4 thotr way II Manila. SO that little delas
4 wll ~ encountered in beginning p draw
i rigid quarantine line III the islands.
Surgeon General Wyman does MT fec
apprcheusire as to the possibility of II,
infection III san Francisco from Homo
lulU
The sun., 1900-01-04
GASES IN HONOLULU.
Evidences That the rIngue y on the
Increase There.

Chicago, lan 2 A dispatch M Ihe
Chronicle from Honolulu, llge ~, fla
SAN Francisco. Ian, 3, suys;
After an interval ef.i3 day, y which
Id cases wpic discovered, huhauic plague
has hrulra aut again The announce
iaeAt Was made Christmas afternoon
that there had batn three new cases of
hubuuic plague ana that death occurred
Id cach ousc Thc first was that of Miss
Ethel Johnson, WHO Ind been SICK for
FIX days. She died saturday afternoon,
Dee -, aul iii autopsy was held, after
which heF Haly wa cremated
Though the autopsy aaa baateri9log
ira investigation ara saii n show beyond
doubt hat sAr died nf ihr plague, thr
announcement ~ the fact vas n9t nade
Until Christmas duy When Miss John.
-hc had THE piu4ac, ami ohr Nas kept
Under observation IN physicians NJ the
5uurI of health Then i was Unnounc
III thut shr dil ant have thr plague.
Two 1tln. tirlfh- occurred from
p'a4lp GI.l ttaa day. Both victims were
Chinese Onr was Chons Mon Dow,
aged - years. H. died a Pawaa, II
the eastern pafi ~ THE city. lie had
IftA NElttIlA1I ~ n At44lfHt il4AA att - H.
lnc certlncute of death was Irregular
III faim, aud that itd tp Tile Investigation
that resulted III the discovery IL thn tfuc
raHse III hi- death The other ease was
All Fong, agad 21 yeafs III Was sick
i in Chinatown during thp timf that al-
natoHn Wa- ualrr quarantine, bIt the
|uatrrd IT his 0lment cnpea discovery
I'll THAT time fhe bodies af THE china
mpn wcrg ereuatra.
4 "The fact that bodies plague yie-
tims lire being rtcmlted has aall'd an.
thar difficulty ii the WAY af tle b'sirll II
health, IL al natives, mil Glinesr espr
aially now eoneaal th6il i5k, ftstriHg
tAat ihe b9ii.a wifl n biruea
"Interi,i4nl tratiic wil nat III stdppec
ntiely. Nu fi0 Hl regarding i Ml
#bc eutgrraA 0fR apI4ayad GGsh @il
ba alaW,a a Az hptrd aad onIy tirS
lls passengers v.i hc allowed m tah,
taseage anl tle,c oilIl after -fFir
medical rstiHiuafl0f N0 h-iatic- "A
oriental trcighf ~lli Hu allowed III y,
transported All mad wi!l be fnmeated
The sun., 1900-01-04
pnt rnrnnrh Iii. rnrr..

Tile wcaitnr Briton /, c0nfessedly
TIE most fastllou maH living as to
tAe quality of his personal domestic
Er9ice Illo concentrated energy with
Aich nj EnElishman VIII rcbuke his
scrant MI an offcnsc 50 slight that
the lYeraGe Amctcau fails 10 observe
7 bears oa he above statement. aud
i Il tli4 social condition Chat has H.
SsFopcl thc htrrrarlstarratlc intclll.
elH, afliee I'll London
lA4 Hho propose changing scry-
ants ;re nai eantent. with references
md peifHnclary interview with tile
man or maid uudrr consideration, but
insist upon fun dress rehearsal of
both manners and appearance.
Tie servant ID livery Is put through
III lis PAGES, must display the size Of
Ills calves, the haueltiness Of his pose,
as Ven as breeding Ia handling i
oard. announcing d guest vi serving nj
thc table
Nothing is taken fiji granted, Tie
iaaster ana thr HStfe st by ana dis.
crs5 le points III groom or butler as
iley would those of 4 hel priced horse
er valuable dog pemesties afe taken
with great seriousness hy Tie upper
class Englishmen. ana tor that reason
nothing is left to luck ID pcopllng the
servants hall.-CleyelaAd Plain Dealer.
The sun., 1900-01-04
II Mnn Merr I Flca.

Snyder, TILT calculating barber, had
not opened his Lids far fully four min
utes, and It was plain - be seen that
lie had something "a hi. mind. Finally
H. swallowed tWire, breatAed lard for
h moment ana aayo vent % Ills feelings
Ill this manner
live been thinking what ! could do
II | were ouly i tlea ! read n scien-
tific paper tAe otlar day tAat if man
wore built I'll tAc same lines as flea
he could JUMP from Philadelphia .
Pitsburg III aac leap ! meun, of
course, II hc Lad al tile power Of a
lea increased ID proportion ~ his size.
Think how quickly lie could crcum-
navigate tne globe Il might be possl-
lie 10 get around the world Ii an hour.
Tie distance from Philadelphia 10
Pittsburg II 354 miles, and the equato-
rial circumference " the eartA Is "a
902 miles.
".l simple calculation in mental arith.
rnetic will show you that this would b.
4 fraction over - Leaps. II surely
wouldn't take 4 minute for each jump
/ judged from the liyelincss 81 tie flea
\ Think II oominc III here, with three or
\ four customers ahead III Won, md, in-
stend IL sitting down and waiting just
taking few jumps around the world
n ktll time There you are, STR. Witch
haztl or bay rum Philadelphia Rec
The sun., 1900-01-04

\ DR.. CoSAN DOYLE, once m.dical man
@n small practice, and recently a novelist
and minor poet in large practice, yolun-
teered for service in South Africa the |
other day. As he had smitten the
sounding Tyre in praise Of martial things,
this action on his part would seem to
indicate that the doctor was prepared to
''take little OF his own medicine" Dr.
Doyle stands five feet one inch and a
quarter in his stocking feet, but what
there is Of him is said to be all man.
And, in spite OF his lack Of inches, be
probably Infected on the glory Of return
ing frond Town in uniform to find
svinh ifne, Kipling, Newbolt and the
~ the tuneful choir Of patriotic poets
-AlE misters, crowned with the bays,
but with no medals on their manly
breasts. And then, just think OF it. How
would Capt. Conan Doyle, V, c." look
on the title page Of story book? 1t
would be enough to make every literary
villa turn green with envy, and the fame
of it would reach to the furthest artistic
confines Of Apply 'Ampstead.
Various suggestions have been made
as to the capacity IN which Dr. Doyle
should go to war. In our opinion there
is no room for doubt or discussion.
Let him 90 as Sherlock Holmes, the emf
nent detective. There is reason to be-
lieve that the operations OF Butler,
Methuen and the other British COM
manders have been marked by weakness
IN the matter OF scouting. And here is
the proper occasion for making use o.
the superlative talents OF Mr.. Sherlock
Holmes for finding out things. 1t may
be said that that man Of genius, nerve
4 and rapidS generalization is dead. Bu
there is no &lifficulty here. We hav,
never beliey& NJ in the story Of his un
1mely decea& and looked for his reap
earance in @me surprising and unex
e. And whether he is dea,
lenius all things are possible
yoyle revire him and 60 to th
IN search Of glory, medals an
Nv material as "Sherlock Holmes,
ATE detective and now scout-in-chiet I
Her Maiesty's forces operating in Sout
Africa.
Those who are familiar with the pa:
exploits OF the great specialist, will agre
with us in predicting that with him We
at the front the British army would hay
an s'eye', that could see through an
.Ikopie, stone wall or entrenchment,. an
i what he couldn't see he would CUES
There would be an end to those surprise
which have brought the Intelligence D
partment into contempt and derisiol
Let Sherlock Holmes get to business :
fast as a special ship and special trai
can take him.
The sun., 1900-01-04
Thursday, January A. 1900.

II cannot be said that Mr.. Winston
Churchill has any purpose in presenting
the British side 81 the South African war
insa light uniayorable to his country.
yet in Ills account ofthe capture OF the
ID train in which he was made
he says Suddenly a private
disebeying all orders, waved a
handkerchief. The Beers immedi-
ceased firing
IS little incident does not display
ny Atkins in a favorable light, but
hse OF the white handkerchief is not
hfined to the privates. In the account
ths surrender Of Colonel Carleton's
blumn at Nicholson's Mex, October 30,
lr. Churchill says: Suddenly captain
the Gloucester Regiment, whose name
lad better be withheld pending an in
uiry, being severely wounded, ordered
white flag raised. Thereupon a towel
Atened 10 stick was displayed The
RS instantly stopped firing"
Us hard to decide which is more ad
The guddenness with which the
ag is raised by any private ol
mate who happens to think OF it
admirable army discipline which
10 tie subordinate to surrender th'
Nd when be becomes a victim 0
hed feeling"
The sun., 1900-01-04
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.l3, ll.O4 a. M; 2.35,
427 and 6.55 p. IN, week days.
For LeWes, 8.i3 a. m; AT p. m, week
days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
S.l3, ll04 a m; 4.27, 6.55 and ll.56 p.
NJ. Sundays, 1855 p. IN.
For Wyoming and way stations, 2.36
p M, week davs.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, ll.O4 o. M, week
days, ard II b6 p. M, daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. III. daily, Pittsbufg, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis.
dining Car.
10. 25 a. H., daily for Plttsburg and Chi.
cago. No coaches 10 Pittsburg. Linn
ited to two Buffet parlor Cars.
II. 20 p. nj. daily, "Limited, Pittsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincin-
natl, louisville and S.. Louis. lDin-
ing Car.
1929 p. N. daily, Pittsburg, and Cleye-
land.
4.30 >. n. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Nashville via Cincinnati), Indianapo-
lie and st. Louis Dining Carr
s.50p H., daily, Pittshurg and Chicago;
foI Toledo, except Saturday.
1925 p, ii, daily, PittsUurg, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cleveland and 81. Louis.
ll.20 p. ii. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
daily nj Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Cleveland, except
saturday
t.l Congressional Limited Express.
All Yestibulc Parlor Cars and Dining
Car NOcxtra fare other than the usual
Pullman charge.
t''l Limited Express, Vestibule IarI Ior
Cars, Nreiibnle Passenger Coaches abd
I Dining Car M extra fare.
4 Tie Wilmington Transfer Company
will cat inr and check baggage from
hotels and residences
for further information, passengers
are referred 10 the ticket agent at the
station.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
eien Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
The sun., 1900-01-04
B. AND 0. -

Schedule in effect November -, 1889.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Light
Express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week davs, H5.0l, +9. 80,
10 81 q M; +l2l9, .234, "a 90, s5.l9
tal Pullman cars = 4i, sl0,52 p. m.
Sundays, *5.0l, y 80, III IS a. nj; f2.34,
= 90 s5la Gall Pullman care,) s744,
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s5.ol,
$50 t705, 80, 1928, f939, sl052,
ll08 a. M; III 10, s2.34, 800, 400,
*5 10, Gall Pullman cars,) $50, '7.44
10 81 p m. Sundays, t5.0lr 7.30, $40,
493a, ii u, tll.35 a. M; t2.34, 800,
400, '5 10 Gall Pullman cars,) $50,
t7i4, 'l052 p. IN.
7 CHESTER, week days, S. 30, *7.o5, 7.sO,
4 rs 25, 20 80, 10 So, HOS a. M; *234,
%, $50, t744, .l052 p. m. Sun
days, 80. $50, s9.39, Hip. .*ll.35 a. M;
t2.3, 3 90 $50, tI4i, *l052 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, 7.05 a.
m; 1919, 2.34, 4.00p. IN. Sundays,
| 80 a. NJ; 400 p. N.
Cape May. Ocean City and Sea Isle
4 City, week days, 7.05 d. IN, 2.3i p. m.
+
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days, = Is. 100 ts0f, +ll.0l a,
nj, ~ So, 800, 3.I9, g. 40, "a. Is. 80
4 (all Pullman carH), IS Of, t9ll p. m,
i SUNDAYS, AIS, .s.n4 a. N. sl2. .56. -. .O9.
BIS t457, $50 (al Pullman care),
.SO4, tG.ll p IN.
\ BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
ZOO a. ~; daily except Sunday, $40 p.
m. daily.
II, NEWARK, week days, 44.1s, ZOO,
II o., u OF a, M; tl2'56, S.l9, s4.57,
7.s2 '9.il, p nj. Sundays, *4.l8 *S.04
a. ta.; 1896. 3I9 4.57, 732 *9:Il D. m.
/ PlTISBl re-, week days, H8.04 a. M;
*i.57 t5.39 tall Pullman cars), s9.ll b.
M. Sundays, tS.0i a. M; s4.57, $3.50
i fall Pullman carsl, 20 II p. m.
/ CHICAGO, daily, 1904 q. M; *4.57
p. m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, *s.Oa
q. NJ. 1886 and % II p M, daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, 20. II D. M.
daily e Toledo and daily except Sunday
10 Detroit.
slNGERLY ACCOMMODATION
week days, 200 a. M; 3l9, 732 u. m.
sundays, la 7.32, p. N.
LAEnENBFRG ACCOMMODATION,
week days,i.n d IN. Sundays. s 80. m.
LEAVE MARKET sTREET HpN
i for
i BALTIMORE, week days, q -
LANDENBERG, week days,
M; 2.55, 5.l0 p m. Sundays,
m; 5.45 p, 10.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOL :
4 MINGTON, week days, t3. 80, g. Sd
A 1926, leo a. M; tl2.20, *l.3
y o. = 20 490, 1907 Tan r.
cars, = 95, 8 30. t7.30, +8.3b II
o.. Sundays, s335, $50. 100
ITO, tl.37, 2.l5 t420, 4.30,
Il lail frllnan carsl, $50, Y so,
! l031p n.
Delmai Yis Ts'eTtsL= %.
Rates to Western ps,uts lon
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY.

Senor lgnacio Mariscal, tie Mexican
vice president and minister 81 foreign
affairs, who represented his country
at the Chicago festival, has hal an n
teresting career. He was born ID hum-
lie circumstances ~ OaNaca ana from
his hoyhood up tp the present has ais
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played iu6rdlnate energy and ambi-
tlon. Step by step lie climbed the lad
der from errand boy 10 vice president
and distinguished himself in all the
various stages or his career The Phil
adelphia saturday Evening Post ri
lates Tins anccdotp of Senor MarIscal:
a friend once said 10 him:
lyon harc filled every position ex-
cepting president haven't yont"
senor Marscal shook bis head grave.
IL as He replied.
'srhn honor Il very great but It has
not enough hard work to suit 4 man Of
my active temperament
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Palmer n recognition 0f aar distin
guisael services III tle Norll's fair IL
Chicago aisd also as compliment u
the wanen's clubs 81 tAa country.
which favored Aef seIociau
Mrs, Palmer's selection as onc 81
Commissioner PecE's AIDS Is especially
Interesting because IL ,lle controversy
aefwean lhese fNo wlIeA took place
last summer, wien Mr pock declared
against thn selection of ve5aeu 70 serve
at tle eSfasti heean5p thc f'raneh
pogeFnmont hal not then mado known
its Willingness @ accept members IF
Che gentier fey as commissioners.