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LONDON, June IS, 4:2O a. m.-Observers
at Shanghai and Tien Tsin think there is
great deal more trouble ahead for +ha
concert Of powers than merely reaching
Pek1n with 2,O44 men, Serious disturbances
are taking place at Yung Nan Fu and
deng Ize, as well as at other points at a
considerable distance from the capital
Inc Whole Chinese empire seems to he in
ferment " ~
Ihe intentions Of the empress dowager
are still equivocal, with balance Of tes
tihoHy on the side of a determination 10
eapel the approprlators of a part of her
country or lose her dynasty in the at
tempt 1t is reported Of her that ON Mon
oay following the murder Of the chan
cellor OF the Japanese legation she was
aroused to a sense of danger and went
10 Huang Tu, near Pekin, where she adj
Vlsed the rioters to disperse But she
TOOK no steps to apply force, and the an
than before .
While Admiral Seymour. with tha ir+ar
national relief column, is forcing hie wav
10 Pekln, several Of the powers are ar
ranging largely to reinforce their detach-
ments at Tien Tsin. GERMANY pronoeas
sending LOO men. Great Britain sent en-
from Hong Kong yesterday, and 400 win
90 sunday. Italy has ordered ]. 900 to hold
themselves in readiness
Russia, according to ST pe+o,s,,,,,,.
olspatch of Wednesday, has decided n
prlng her force at Tien Tsin IN To & NM
mus the combined forces at Tien Tein
VIII probably soon be about 10000 men
SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT
The explicit statement made vastarda,,
afternoon in the house of commons h.,
the parliamentary secretary of the for
e1gn office, Mr. Broderck with refar-
ence to the identity of opinion among the
powers upon the question Of the annli-
cation of force and the method of an
plying 1t, is accepted by all the morning
papers as quite sufficient for the present
ana the nope is generally expressed that
nothing Will happen to diminish the bar-
mony. An incident, however has al
ready occurred, involving the British and
French at Tien Tsin, which nearly ended
in violence. dispatch from Tien Tsin
dated yesterday, says:
For some days the French and Rus
sian authorities here have been Jealous
because of the supposed facilities given
to the British authorities by the British
employees Of the China railway Yester
day Wednesday, some French marines
attempted to take charge of >an engine
required at the front Locomotive In
spector Weir refused to give up the en-
gine, and a Frenohman attempted to
bayonet HIM. Weir caught the muzzle of
the rifle, and the bayonet passed over
his shoulder. For a moment serious
trouble between the British and French
was imminent, but the prompt action
of the British consular and naval officers,
backed up by the American consul and
railway officials, prevented a collision.
Concilatory explanations were exchan n.y.
ed. The French consul withdrew his op-
position, and the British remained in
charge of the engine as before"
RUSSIANS LAND GUNS.
TIIsN TSIN, June 1.-THE Russians
have landed four centimeter guns.
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coin, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Sir
Henry Zimmerman, Arthur j.
Balfour and others.
In the course of the evening William
Gladstone, heir to Hawarden, arrived
from Elton, shortly followed by two sis
ters from London. The bells of Ha-
warden church rang muff1ed peals
By courtesy of the dean Of Westminster
and in accordance with arrangements
made in 1898, the funeral Will be held in
the abbey. The interment will probably
take place on June 19, being of as pri-
vate a character as possible
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Conference AZ nriIIar.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE fight for a
more effective interstate commerce law
was the overshadoWing topic at the an
nual convention of the MilIers' National
Association of the United States today.
A resolution was adopted providing for
to elaborate a scheme of reorganization
of the flour milling interests of the coun-
try, so that the national Organization
shall be on federal basis with all state
interstate and national organizations of
millers as subsidiary bodies
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ANOKA MURDER SUSPECT
JOHN DONOHUE BELIEVED tx
KNOW OF GUILTY PARTIES.

ST, CLOUD, Mimi, June 14.-(SpeciaI.)
Sheriff Merrill, Of Anoka, is here to-
night to take back with him John Dono-
hue, arrested because he is believed to
know the whereabouts of two Of the men
suspected Of completely in the murder
of the Wise family at Anoka.
Donohue, it is said, has been seen with
the two suspects at Brainerd and Little
Falls, and the police say they have Sc
cured possession of a letter written to
the prisoner which they believe warrants
them in OBTAINING him.
He has refused to reveal anything as
to the whereabouts of his supposed pals,
however.
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BIWABIK. Mimi, June 14-A ter
rible accident occurred today at the
Hale mine. three miles from here, in
which five men were instantly killed
by an explosion of dynamite. The
dead are: p Stark, w. Hattai, L.
Chalvert P. Hanson and C. Marock.
A charge of dynamite had been set
and the fuse lit in one of the drifts
When the usual alarm was given to
enable the laborers to reach places of
safety, the five men rushed directly
into the drift where the charge was
planted, and met their death.
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ALL CHINA IS AFLANE
SERIOUS COLLISION OCCURS BE-
TWEEN INTERNATIONAL
FORCES AND BOXERS
CHINESE ARE WELL ARMED
Believed Now That the Trouble VIII
Prove More Serious Than First
Thought - French and
English Disagree.

LONDON, June 15.-The Times publishes
the following dispatch from Tien Tsin.
via Shanghai, June Il:
"A serious engagement has occurred be-
tween the international column and the
Mohammedan troops of Gen. Tung Fuh
Slang near Pekin. Dyson Regina, British
consul at Shanghai, who is now In Lon
oon' says these Mohammedan troops are
armed with machine guns and repeating
rifles
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NORTHWEST TRAVELLERS.
Advance Delegations Are Arriving
at Duluth.

DULUTH MINI, June H-Advance
delegations for the convention of United
Commercial Travellers Of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota arrived in this
city tonight and the town is in gala at
tire to receive them. Among the coun-
ellis already here are those from Crooks
ton, Winnipeg, Grand Forks, Fargo,
Sioux Falls, Aberdeen and Mankato
Delegations from the Twin Cities and
other points will arrive in the morning,
and a total attendance of 1,2OO is expect
ed.
An elaborate series of entertainments
have been arranged by local knights Of
the grip, and the sessions will continue
until Saturday night.
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DYNAMITE And GAS KILL MANY MINERS

CANMORE, Alberta, June IA gas
explosion occurred in Canmore coal
mine yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the instant death of eight men and the
injury of several others. The names
of the known dead are: Prosper Daye,
Amand Regarda, Tony Bolins Jr.,
Peter Cauield and four other foreign
ers, whose names are not yet known.
The cause of the explosion is sup
posed to have been due to the care
lessness of one Of the miners in open
ing his safety lamp in violation of the
rules, and in a portion of the mine
where to do so was dangerous in the
extreme. This miner Is believed to be
one of the unidentified victims.
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SOME MAY GO.
Wives of officers In Philippines Get
n Concession.

WASHINGTON, June 4-In response
to the large number of requests from
wives of officers serving in the Philip
pines to join their husbands the secretary
of war has decided that the wives OF the
regular officers and the volunteer staff
officers stationed in the Philippines can
go on government transports when there
Is room for them, by getting permission
from the quartermaster general OF the
army, but that owing TO the fact that the
officers of volunteer regiments will be
soon returned to this country by expira-
ton of term of service, the wives Of
these officers will not be permitted to go
to the Philippines on the government
transports.
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MRS. GLADSTONE IS DEAD
WIDOW OF ENGLAND'S FAMOUS
STATESMAN FINALLY SUCCUMBS.

LONDON, June IA = Mrs Gladstone,
widow of William E. Gladstone, the Eng
lish statesman, died at $40 p. m. today.
Mrs Gladstone, who had been uncon-
scious for about twelve hours died with
out recovering consciousness.
The news wa. Immediately conveyed
to the queen, the Prince of Wales, the
dean of Westminster, the dean Of Lin
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FINAL BLOW TO INSURGENTS
Colombian Revolution Relieved to
Be at an End.

III AtCs VSutKOH beIItNtG 10
Be at an End.
WASHINGTON, June 14-Dr. Curevo
Marques, charge d'afaires of the Colon
bian legation, today received from Pana-
ma officials bulletins giving details of the
recent bloody engagement between the
government troops and the revolutionists.
One of the bulletins is signed by the gen
eral in command of the government
troops and reads:
Il consider the revolution ended. The
enemy's army, after the fighting, num-
bered only 1000 men, and 1 think they
cannot secure reinforcements. They have
exhausted all their supply of 100000 cart
ridges. Their loss is 1000 dead, including
ten chiefs and many subordinate officers.
They have 1500 wounded These figures
are furnished me by the prisoners some
of them persons cf Importance
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COSTA RIGA FINANCES.
Order of President IElesias Has
Good Effect.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June News
was received here today that President
Iglesias, of Costa Rica. had sent to con-
gress a decree making legal the circula-
ton in that country OF the money of the
United States, also the gold coin OF Eng
land, France and Germany. As a conse-
quence the value of Costa Riean money
improved here today ITO points, from $50
to go discount
The Costa Rican congress is now en-
gagged in forming a national banking law
which will conform to the new gold basis
SYSTEM
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COLD SPRINGS, Tex, June 14-W. F.
1emond, prominent business man of
Fort Worth while fishing here today
fen from a boat and was drowned in the
lake. His son, attempting to rescue his
father. was also drowned
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BELLE ISLAND STRIKE.
Police Guarding the Property with
Loaded Riacs.

ST. JOHNS, N F., June 14-There is
no change in the strike situation on Belle
island. Yesterday the local magistrate
read the riot act. The police are guarding
the property with loaded rifles. The
steamer Glanton, which was there to
load mermitite for Philadelphia was
compelled TO leave and to seek shelter
here, the strikers having threatened to
cut her adrift from the pier If she re-
NAMED.
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BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul.
Showers

Weather Forecast for st. Paul.
Showers.
1-Minnesota Conventions.
Beers In Great Force.
China Is All Ahame.
Convention Contests.
2-AII Was Harmonious.
Clique In Lincoln Club.
To Dedicate New Home.
3-COmmcncemen Exercises.
4-EditOriaI.
6-SDOrting News.
Postmaster McGiH In Luck.
6-Library Board QuarreIs.
News of the Railroads.
7-Nevvs of Northwest.
Shattuck commencement.
S-MinneapoIIs Matters.
Democratic Convention.
Church May Reun1te.
9-Mrs. Fink's Case Is On.
Markets of the World.
Bar Silver, 60 1-4c.
July Wheat, II 7-S-73c.
IL Lawn Fete.
May Get Davis Yet.
Y. Nj. G. A. Annual Meet.
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JOHN BRADWELL ARRESTED
Wanted for Attempted Murder of Joe
Grnnf Mt Waskhnrn VIE

DULUTH, Mimi, June H.-John Brad
well, wanted for attempted murder Of
Joe Grant, at Washburn, Wis, was ar
rested here tonight by Detectives Troyer
and Irvine, of the local police depart
ment.
In a quarrel at Washburn last Christ
mas Bradwell cut Grants throat
Bradwell arrived here this morning
from Iron River, Wis, where he has
been working in the woods Two hun
dred dollars reward was offered for his
arrest by the Washburn authorities.
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He is VERY SHORT.

Berlin Police Advertise for Amer
} lean Shoe Dealer.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Berlin police
have advertised for the whereabouts of
R. E. Haskell, a Gernan-A American shoe
dealer, who opened stores here a year
ago, but recently disappeardf leaving his
business bankrupt and liabilities to the
amount of sc, 900 marks
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ADMIRAL KEMPFF's REPORT
POWERS DISAGREE.

LONDON. June IA special dispatch
from Shanghai dated today, says.
"A report has reached here that the
British, American and Japanese ministers
in Peking favor the restoration Of EN-
peror Kwang Su, but that the French
and Russian ministers insist upon the
powers taking charge of China 1t is
further reported that the respective d.
visions Of the country have already been
assigned. The belief Is that the With
drawal of the british ships from the
Yang Use Kiang is an indication Of Great
Britain's disclaimer of the sphere the
ory''
STARTLING RUMOR.
LONDON June IA special dispatch
from Shanghai says an unconirmed re-
port has reached there from Tien Tsin
to the effect that a foreign legation has
been burned and that a minister has
been killed. The names, it is added, are
withheld pending a confirmation of the
report.
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DISASTERS At SEA.

Two Steamships Lost and Twenty
Three People Drowned
VICTORIA, B. c., June 14-An Austria
lian steamer in, with news of the loss
of the Sierra Nevada, with twenty-three
people.
The German shin Maguat was also lost
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The line otherwise is uninjured, and open
to reversing stations and also to Sand
Spruit."
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FATAL COLLISION.
Two Killed and Eight Injured the
Result

ATLANTA, Ga, June 14-A north
bound train and an incoming accommoda-
tion train on the Southern railway col
lided today ten miles from Atlanta. The
killed are: Reuben r. Mayfeld, engineer.
and William Davis, Hagman Injured:
William Haney, fireman; William Nash.
baggageman ]. H. Gregory, baggage
man; r. c. White, trainman; ]. E. Bond,
trainman; S. Gilmer, trainman; w. H.
Sharp, trainman; Reuben Waters, flag
man.
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These, with the LOO men, will start on
the march for Peldn tomorrow
MUST WALK IT.
st. Louis Republic.

These with the l 700 men, will start on
the march for Peltin tomorrow
MUST WALK IT.
BERLIN, June 14.-The Berlin papers
print dispatch from Tien Tsin saying
that the International relief column has
arrived within thirty miles Of Pekin, but
that the distance remaining must be
Travelled on foot as the railway is com
pletely destroyed. This, the dispatch
says will require two or three days
VICTIMS OF BOXERS.
BRUSSELS, June determination has
oeen received Of the report of massacre
of two Italian and one Swiss engineer
employed on the Belgian railway in
North China. The sister of the Swiss
engineer was also killed and two other
persons are missing.
ADMIRAL KEMPFF'S REPORT.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received from
Admiral Kempff:
Tong Ku June 12-Secretary of NAVY.
Washington Twenty-Five hundred men
are on the read to Pekin for the relief
of the legations; 1G0 are Americans. Eng
lish and Russians III large majority; all
nations here represented The viceroy at
lien Tsin gave permission to 20 there.
railroad being repaired as force ad-
Vanccs. Russians now sending soldiers
from Pert Arthur with artillery
-'Kempfr'
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THE SPIRIT OF COMPROMISES

The announcement has been made
that the Union Republican organization
or rather the owner of that organiza-
klon--is to insist that three certain men
sfe to be nominated for the leading
state offices on the ticket next Noyem-
Der. In other words there is to be an
attempt to force down the throatS Of the
Republican voters, without regard to
any properly-selected candidates. cer-
tain men who cannot receive the en-
horsement OF support of all Republi-
cans.-The Morning News.
No such announcement has been made
as is alleged in the above editorial eN-
tract There are no Union Republicans
reserved for SO terrible a fate, While
we are ready to concede what the News
implies about the size Of some mouths
aud some throats, there are no probable
Union Republican candidates small
enough to try the experiment with. The
editor Of the News is drawing upon his
imagination for his facts.
What Mr. Addicks said in the conver-
fation. reported IN The News, to have
taken place at Claymont on Sunday.
does not admit Of any such interpreta-
ton as the News gives it. Neither is it
a declaration that there is to be no
spirit Of honest compromise shown
In proof Of this assertion we chal-
lenge the attention of the News, and
tue other anti-Addicks organs that
nav" Joined it, to the reprint in the Sun
g todav Of thu offer Of compromise
u'Ade by the Union Republican State
COMMITTEE more than six months ago.
anu which is still open. This PROPOSE
hon' authorized by the Union RepubIi-
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FOR THE SnuTH

southern Rallway-Express 6. 46 D. M.
Maw,,bie Nh.ry, bsiieepefa @ to Port Tampa, Augusta
da;II, dMe;Impnls n, and New Orleans; 1885 p. M
uaiiy' ,ia sleepers to New Orleans, Mem,
Springs. io anu hos
Atlantic Coast Line. Exnrass 10 10
aa,, m,, iS, dia,lly, sleepers to Charleston, Jack.
aonviiie Fort Tampa and Macon; LOS
=. M, aally, sleepers to Richmond and
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway ali
=; m., uaiiy, dining car and aleepers to Gin.
Seaboard Air Line-Exnress Ok
aaily, aleepers to Jacksonville; 400 D.
~. oaliy, sleepers to Atlanta and Tamna
The sun., 1900-07-31
DELAWARE nI11Io1nnr

For New Castle, 8.l3, a. M: ana I &c
ah9 o.2o p. M, week days.
FOR u was and Rehoboth. 8.13a ~
4.59 p. n., week days. = -
days only. = ~ oaeuf'
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
o.l6' il.O6 a. M; 4.39, 6.58 and l2.II p
mi sundays, 12.11 p. m.
ror wyoming and way stations, 2 ma
p. M, week DAYS. o'oo
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old poin,
comfort and Norfolk, 11.O6a. M. waaI
gays, and 12.1l night, daily. : "eoA
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET sTA
lion, PHILADELPHIA -
= sJh THE WEST.
S.50A. m. daily, Pittsburp' Cbicooo NJ.
cinnati, Louisville and 81 Ion;s
dining Carr " Aoui''
io.25 a. m., daily for Pittsbure and nbi.
cago. No coaches TO Pittsburg. I'm.
i ised se to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
lz.2o p. m. daily, 'sLimited. = P;ttshrrr
Ohicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincin''
natl, Louisville and ST. Louis. S lDin.
ing CARY '' Vim
lsis5 is6JP ?. m. daily, Pittsburg, and oleve.
4'5Q P. m. daily, Pittsbure. Cbicaoo
Nashville (via Cfncinnati5, ipdianaggoo, divago,
. us and st. Louis. DINING Car !
90 P: m. daily, Pittsburg. CoI,3nhna
o ~ indianapolis, Louisville and 81 Tnn;s
o.9o P, M, daily, Pittsburg and Cbicaae. ,s
iop or loledo, except Saturday. ko'
al.9o P. m. daily, Plttsburg. Cincinn..,
and Cleveland oihclhnati,
ll:2o P. no. daily, Pittsburg and cbicoao.
daily for Knoxville, via SSanandagS; ,Sagd;
sasyy sSailey Route; for Cleveland 1uosa excsns
AA Congressional Limited Exnress
az AZ Vestlbule Parlor Cars and + pnins RrGss,
pafi p,fi,,a No extra fare other than the E rsnaI
ls) Limited Express, vestibule Parlo,
DiTnhlng Thg Gar, No extra Fare. a'nes ana
III, Iho Wilmington Transfer Comnsn,
hn.a,. m1.l cal for and check baggage FROM frow1
are sor sa,d further information, passengers
station. sioAes agent at the
= e: e. HUTCHINSON, J.R. WOOD.
The sun., 1900-07-31
Irrnnsnorts nor Chinn

san Francisco, July 3O.-The trans.
port Meade will sail on Wednesday. car
rrylng troops to Nagasaxi and stores 70
Manila. The Rosecrans is to be got ready
rs soon as possible to carry troops 10
China. The Belgian King will carry the
siege battery Of the Tenth artillery and
its horses. The vessel will come off tho
drydock on Aug. , and ten days more
will be required to get her ready for sea.
The Warren will sail on Aug. 1G for Nfa-
Mia and will carry troops to Nagasaki.
The sun., 1900-07-31
REGISTER on SATURDAY.

AS the date fixed for the making Of ii
S,utt, ticket with which to beat the
Democrats III this State approaches.
there Is no apparent change in the
prospects for Republican success. The
probabilities for that much desired re-
suit improve rather than diminish. The
seus,,.se loyal Republicans Of The sac
are eynrrE.n..re accepting the degis..
settling the Delaware difficulty and are
getting into line foi the election of the
ticket made subject to that decision.
Apropos Of this the important thing II
DO at this time, is to bear iii lniud that
next Saturday is the iirat day fixed for
the registration OF voters. Every Re
publican should register III the earliest
moment. and those who intend 70 do this
on Saturday should urge upon thpil,
neighhora the Importance Of registering
On that day, and il not successful iii get-
ting their ncighbors to register Oh tllat
day, see to it that they IA register on
pite ~ thc tMo SuN0tHllS S'A HidtH
in August. Every Republican NHitts
10 share il the credit n defeatiilg tie
Democrats, and eleeting il full itcpnbli
can ticket in this State lit the coming
election. The way 10 secure that rreai
is 20 register ana vote, and induce every
hody within the sphere Of the voters i'll
iluence to register and vote. There is
room enough and glory enough for every
Republican in this work ana in this vie
tory.
Register and vote.
The sun., 1900-07-31
RAILROADS..
80 % B. AND 0,

ocneauie in effect May 20, 1900
Light. s0u with PintscI
express trains.
TRAINS " LEAVE WILMINGTON nn,|
AMAKE ANA, AVENUE STATION pEl To4
NEW YORK week davs. *5 NJ n ~ a0A
lU'9Z 2; m.; *12.19, *2.S5. t35Q w ".
lal fullman cars, 1928 *743 .,o
P: m. Sundays, *5.0i, 1899 MI *i 4 ~
.gs.s5, *3.5s, 1913 (all PnllmpoD' .. .,
PHILADELPHIA, week aon. ~
$50, $3.50, 7.30, 1925. 20 ssya' 90 o.
l1.08 q. M; *12.19, &2,35. ? m ~.
bc;ds, (all Pullman cars, 5s5 t3e 3
6.50, *7.43, *10.52 p. m. Snndays W o,z y
.So. 500, 1879, 1875, Vii AZ 'o,O1
1875, 800, 1888, 1918 faii iiog p,ai, a mI
cars, $50. *7.43, s. 55, *10.59 n ~ uiiina1
CHESTER, week DAYS. |. .s0 " ' sn m' =, ,,l
1925, 1889, *l0.52, il'0g a ~ aSVl
5.25. $50, *7.4S, *1059 a. III u S.W|
days, 7.30, $50, *9. 80. 10 35 Hi H .: o. SUM
o'UUi rr o;SU, Nlr,, 7;4S; 8.55, k1O.52 3 N n
! ATLANTIC L CITY, week days. u Il ID y =
ma'; M; lz.i92 2.S5, 1858 1925. ). u. 'Sua Snn]
Cape May, Ocean City and sea III
SSlty, week days, 6.50 a. M, 2.35 = II
Sundays, 7.30 q. m. -''o y mI
BALTIMORE AND WASH1gCTnyI
week days, s4.18, d.55, 1904 MI a N
a.; ~. .56. 1909, 8. 10, E3. "a. Vi X i y
&ail Pullman cars), *s.O4, *iGi9
sslaalaaye, *4.l8, 1904, vs.. 40a m ,4iHS u
TX w, f4.b3 *6.3a ;aiI Pullman ea car,
#6.S8 1904, +l0. u q nj 'sii''A ca'E
BALTIMORE AND WAY ST4rT0Nis
= , % 9. M; 3.19p m. daily excent snn. @
gay, y .; ~ q. M. 6.38 p. M, Sunday n,lu
Newark, week days, "a Is AK ~
=; "a, hll.0l a. M; *l2.58, 3ig "a ~ ~
. 70, "lO.12, p. m. Sundays, u IL 70 M a
*ao.1a 9 81 q, m; *l2.56, *4.57, *6.28, 7.SSI
:, PsIETIsBURG, = g week days, .8.u 4. m. ).
= a.ot, 80 (all Pullman cars), no. IL D.
IA; Sundays, *S.04 a. m; *4,57. VI @|
talI fullman cars), *10.12 D. m,
CHlCAGO, daily, 1904 a. M; s45
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, *8a
a. m;;al2; 56 and *1O.12 p. M, daily. M
oiNGEKLY Accommodation,
week days, 600 a. m.; 3.I9, 6.l5p. IN
Sundays, $40, a. M, 7.32, D. m.
LANSDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
' week &c days,S.ls, 4.57 pm. Sundays, 6.sE
!. LEAvEMARKET STREET STATION
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 D. m.
LAaNDENBERG, week DAYS, $40 a,
M; 5.i0, 300 p. m. Sundays, 9.40, a
a.; 5.45 p. m. =
Leave PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII.
Y eMlaaNGT0N, " week days, 1885, $50, wa,
.do;26, ll.00 a. M; 1920, #l.37, 2l5
1907, 1920, 4.3O, *5.O7 (all Pnliman
,arsl, *5.95, $50, $3.50, *7.sO, 1855,
| l. 80 p. m., Sundays, 1885, 1880. *SW|
u .00 .. M; 1920, *1.37, 1.45, 1920
o Ply W lall Pullman cars), 5000 69O,
f7;So, *z35, 1890 p. m. - : :"
Delmaiyia Telept cLe 4ss.
Rates to Western points low tlsn
"a any other line. W
T. D. UNDERWOOD O.B.Ml TIN
Gen Manager. B en-. of Pass. rraaio
The sun., 1900-07-31

Tickets made at conferences do not
nave the stamp Of popular favor. The
lnlon Republican way is to have the
voters select the candidates for county
ana district officers 1T primary elections.
and TO elect delegates 70 State conven-
hons 1T which the delegates elect shall
make State tickets. Such tickets are
sure to have the popular favor and win
victories At the polls.